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Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-10-17
small Farm For Rent.

Twenty Acres Of Land ~ miles North Of Stan.
ford; good house Of six rooms; splendid cistern at
door; outhouses including barn Apple orchsrd
and an abundance Of other fruit 10 or ~ acres 10
20 In wheat. Call on J. NJ. McIioberes at Stan.
ford or write me at Brodhead. GEo I. McRoB-
FRIs.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-10-17
LOST STEER /!

A steer which think Is red, left my place
about three weeks ago Will weigh about $40 lbs.
Information leading TO his recovery thankfully re-
ceiyed. John G. Peoples, Rowland, KY.
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Another big shipment of Fancy DARK
Calico at 3lc.
Standard Blue Calico Aye.
Purple and Gray Calico ilc.
1000 yards Of best Comfort Calico SC.
A big lot Of % in. Plaid worsiead SC.
All wool Plaid Dress skirts, ~ yards in
pattern, fl.l5.
20 pieces Of Flannelet,e SC; 1t is worth
loo
20 cases OF Ladies' and Mems Shoes
just arrived and will be added TO our list
Of bargains. One lot Of Ladies' nne turn
sole Shoes p TO 4. csc.
Ladies' kangaroo Shoes, patent tip heel
and spring heel. sold everywhere a, fl.75.
our price sl.23.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-10-17

HELP yourself, Bro. Haag, of the
Henderson Cleaner, you are welcome.
Glad you appreciate good things.
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w. p. WALTON.
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

For Governor,
WILLIAM GOEBEL.
For Lieutenant Governor.
J.C. W. BECKHAM
For Attorney General,
RI. BRECKENRIDGE.
For Auditor,
GUsG COULTER.
For Treasurer,
:. W. HAGER.
For Secretary Of State,
G. BRECK HILL
For Superintendent Of Public Instruction
HARRY MCCHESNEY.
For Commissioner Of Agriculture,
ION h. NALL.
For Railroad Commissioner,
c. c. McCH0RD.
For Representative,
ME-. NORTH.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-10-17

Printers Ink telling have in
Clothing Cloak Comforts Blankets and yourself and
will admit that wo advertised Is
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It'd. RANEY, Manager.

Branch Eirsbehwn Ektn Ownbo Shelby Versailles Bar
Hopkinsv Mnve ,Cksv
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-10-17

Mems fine Shoes csc.
Boys High Cut Shoes IL to only, ssc.
A full line Of Boots for Boys and Men.
Red, Gray aud White Flannel only l6o.
90 Unbleached Shee,ing lie
l0-i Unbleached Sheeting l2lc.
Good Jeans, black aud gray, l0c yard.
Bed Ticking &c To 25c.
Bleached Table Linen Csc.
% pieces Of Outing &c TO loo.
Best Apron Bingham DC.
Ladies' Vests and Pants. ribbed, 25c
per Suit.
Children's and Misses Suits only 25c
per Suit.
Mems colored Underwear SOC per Suit.
Mems Heavy Duck Coats, you will
need one sooner or later. why not get one
while Won can save from soc 20 81.
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VI. y. NORTH.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-03-10

and Mr.. McIntoah can see no reason
why women who is property owner
and who has children to educate should
not have a voice in the matters which
affects the welfare Of her ofIspring,
10. Mcintosh, OF WinsloW. A. T., is
in the city on a visit with his father,
Hon. A. D. McIntosh. member Of the
house Of representatives from San Juan
county. He will remaiu . week or ten
days.
Q. B. No. SO. to grant the purchasers at
tax sales a lien on the territory, has
passed the house and is now ready for
the governors signature.
The bill to prevent the sails Of dresssd
carcasses Of stolen cattle is stringent
enough to suit the most sxactiug A
fus OF from e25 to $1,000 and imprison
msnt from six months to two years
should certainly make man think twice
before he pefehases the stoleo goods
Que or two convictions will be sufficient
TO put a stop to the practice.
II. B. No 119, introduced by Hon. r.
P. Barnes is in reality an amendment
to the Duncan bill for the reform Of the
territorial 6nauees. It provides that
those who pay their delinquent taxes
before May l will bo relieved from pen
atty or interest,
The members Of the house seem to
think now that the council will take IA
vorahle action on the bill to reduce the
rate Of interest in the territory. II the
bill now under consideration TO reduce
the rate to 3 per cent does not pass an
other measure will Immediately be
drafted and returned to the higher body
Ia the house today the substitute fo
q. H. No As, imposing an inspection fee o
8 cents on nattle and cents on hide
passed; also a bill licensing pawn
brokers and monsy loaners $50 per an
mum and limiting tho rates Of interest t.
Ds charged TO per cent per mouth, A
bill was introduced by Hon A. d. Nc.
iRtosh to- make the agricultural sub-sts
tiGns at Aztec and Las Vegas territoria
institutions and provide for their main
tsnanee.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-03-10

Fred z. Dean, a resident Of San Juan
county. New Mexico. San Juan county,
Colorado, and other localities, cowboy
and miner, is 10 the tolls at Aslec, under
charge Of assault With q deadly weapon
With intent TO kill, said assault being
alleged TO have been committed upon
Johu Pride at Fsrmington on the 9th
Of February. His preliminary hearing
will take place before Justice Walters at
o'clock tomorrow Saturday afternoon.
Dean was taken into custody By Dep
uty Sheriff Stewart. who went to Du-
range Wednesday on q tip that Dean
vas there. As the latter came out Of
The Blsin hotel dining room after break
fast yesterday morning the deputy
sherig isformed him how urgently and
anEiously his presence was desired il
New Mexico. Dean at first threatened
TO be troublesome. Judge Pendlston
the prosecuting attorney, had applied
for q rsquisitioh and il would have beer
q question Of only a few days anyway
aud so he decided to como this way
Stewart arrived in Aztec with his pris
ensE yesterday afternoon.
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THE sOLONs AT SANTA FE.
statutes Legislative Guled
irOm the Newsy Columns OF the New MexIean.'

The following resolution relating to
lobbyisls has been introduced 10 the
house by Hon. A. D. McIntosh;
Hereafter no lobbyist shall be allowed
upon the floor oi the house. unless the
said lobbyist shall wear upon his breast
the same being suspended by green
Ribbon from the neck Of thg aforesaid
lobbyist, a plaeard containing the fol-
lowing: first, the name Of tho said
lobbyist; Second, The measure. or
measures, for which the said lobbyist is
lobbying. Third, in whose interest the.
said lobbyist is lobbying. Fourth,
How much desk room Of the members
the said lobbyist desires to monopDlize.
Fifth, Whether said lobbyist desires
merely to whisper, or to spoak aloLd
upon the fioor of the house. Sixth,
How many chairs the said lobbyist de-
sires placed in the aisles Of the house
for his conyenience, and whether or not
he desires the privilege Of voting for the
members who may be present, or merely
FOR those who are absent, Seventh,
Whether or not the said lobbyist wishes
to address the house upon the merits
OF the measures for which be is lobbying,
and how much time be will consume 10
so doing. Eighth, The amount OF mo.
ney. the number Of whips and gags. an
| inventory Of the promises. and a com.
plete and accurate list Of the stories
wise, witty, humorous, pathetic, obscene
and other wise that go to make up bis
stock in trade,
The sergeant at arms is hereby ms.
tructed to summarily eieot auy lobbyist
who does not comply with the provisions
Of this resolution, and thereafter to re
fuse him entrance upon the door Of thc
house,
O. B. No. s5, introduced by Hon, II
o. Bursum, has been passed. It has FOL
it's object the locating Of school housol
as centrally pc possible 10 the various
districts.
Hon. A. D. Mcintosh is nov entitled
to the appellation "the ladies' friend.
he was the frst introducor Of bill
which seeks to give them equal sufirag
in the matter Of voting in school eIec
tions. The bill applies to school matter
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Hanna VIII come Here.

In response to letter containing an
account Of the proceedings of the recent
railroad mass nesting at Pennington,
the COMMITTEES. MeSsrs. Q. Fl. McHsnry,
Granville Pendleton and s, r. Blake,
received the following from Major ]. W.
Hanna this week;
Nsssrs. MeHonry, Psndlston and Blake Com
mittee;
GsntlorNsn; Your favor 2sth ult. has
been received, Informing me of the
aotien Of your people in mass meeting in
regard to right Of way, etc. am much
obliged for the interest and coed inten-
tsns Of the people in your section in my
railroad. J expect to go to your country
ns soon as weather will permit, to looA
over the rAilread situation. l remain
YOurs truly, JAS. W, HANNA.
Denver. Cole, March 5. 1899.
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4 MonsY.MakIna Machine.

Sah Juan county ranohmen are cash
succeeding year going into the dairy
business on a larger scale. The profits
derived from butter making are certain
90 there is always 3 market at command.
One Of our most successful dairymen
iS N. L. Page OF Fllra Vista, who opor
ated a creamery in Iowa for several
years aud understands the processes
thoroughly. de has lately added II sep
aratOr to his butter-making plant aud is
highly pleased with it's operation, II il
known as the DE Laval No. g made al
Littleton. Colorado. This Office has bsen
favored with samples OF the butter made
undsr this process, and The INDEX eau
certify to its excellencs.
1t is Mr. Pages belief that with sep
Arator over thirty pounds OF butter can
be made where only twenty hve pounds
would be produced without one. This
estimate is based on his own experience
The machine involves little. Of either
time. labor or money. It requires not
more than ten minutes for il to separ
ale the eroSn from the milk Of seven
cows. Mr. Page is OF the opinion that d
ranehmaa who has as many as i've milch
COWS would make money with sspara
toi. There are only few OF the ma
chimes in the county, one of them beins
oWRsd by Harry Allen Of the La Plata.
This is a subject that should be care
fully Investigated by every rauchman
Mf. Page speaks from personal knOwl
edge aud many years experience, aue
certainly anything that will aid in 10
srsasing the dairy output or eheapsuinl
the processes is we'll worth considering
Tor the dairy business 10 San Juar
sounty has a great future and iu yet il
its infancy
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than usual merit. A careful inspection
OF the nestly pdnted and we'll arranged
March number indicates that public
expectations we're than realised. Itis 4
souvenir school edition. Ia which the
durango and La Plata county schools
are exhaustively treated OF aud pro
fussly illustrated Portraits Of tho
members Of the boards Of education,
teachers aud others connected with
school work, appear. The AEtec and
Pennington school buildings are also
shown in the illustrations durango
business houses are we'll represented ia
its advertising pages. II will appear
monthly, the fret issue contains "a pages
and the subscription price is 81 per
year, single copies 10 cents The guild
ing spirit Of The Uplift is Louis R.
Smith, clever aud interesting writer
and evidently a genius at organisation.
Conducted on proper lines, The Uphfi
should aid vastly In advancing the inter.
osls ol the San Juan country. Il starts
out right
From the Pagosa Springs News: "nlla
Janet Little, Of Sioux Falls. South Da-
kotu, gave an slooutionary ontertain-
msnt Ut the Woodman hail on WodnsS-
day evening Only q fair sized audiones
was present owing to the fact that Il
Wau n0t generally knOWn that Oh,
aould DO here The 6ntortainmonl
waa veil WORTH ths price"
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-03-10
LEGAL NOTICES.

Legal Notice.
TuRlrroRK ~ RUW Mn1IoO,
CoUSTT OF San Juan.
Alleo n. Ferguson Plaintiff.
NI.
Ella +. Ferguson. Defendant.
In the District Court Of the First Judicial
District Of New heEico for the county Of San
INan.
The said defendant Kills +. Ferguson hereby
n0ti1ed that compl Int has been hled against
him 10 the District Court for the county OF San
jean, tsUritory aforesaid. that being tho Couri
iu which said ease il pending. By said plaintiff
Alice NJ Ferguson, the general object of said
acti1n being dir0ree . will more fully appear
hy reference tol the compliant hled 10 said
cause. And shat ual1la sou enter your appear
anea IN said cause on or before the 1rst day ol
April, 1899 iudEmsnt will be rendered against
you 10 said cause By defaults
In witness Wnersni, { have hersunto set ms
haad and seal oi said court at Santa 70, New
MoKicO, this oth day OF January, "A. ID 1889.
A. y BkReERE, Clerk.
ankEVfLLn PBHDLnrOH.
AEtec, Ban snan h o., n. ~.
Atternoy for Plaintiff.
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THE CLOSE OF CONGRESS.
Review Of Legislature
Many Respects the Most Notable In History.

A Washington dispatch dated
March a, describes the closing
scenes in congress and reviews the
events of the session as follows:
The Fifty-ffth congress--the
congress that declared war and
proclaimed peace-ended its exist
ence at noon today, and its last
expiring breath was patriotic and
peaceful. The difference between the
senate and house, between parties
and individuals, had all been adju US
ted during the long all-day and all
night session which preceded this
day of adjournment. They had
not all been settled by amicable
agreement, but by the rule Of
majorities and the predominant
powers. The speaker of the house
had exercise his great power, which,
he admitted in his farewell speech,
was second only to that of the
executive and had not a peer.
The Fifty fifth congress therefore
has to its credit the declaration OF
war against Spain, the conclusion
Of peace, the acquisition of Hawaii,
the Philippines and Porto Rico
the liberation of Cuba. the feeding
OF the destitute aud starving il
that island, the raising of millions
of revenue for the war aud the
equipment of the army and navy, as
we'll as the conduct Of the ordinary
business Of the government, but il
must 60 to the people with a record
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-03-10

Beginning With the March number
the Ladies' Home Journal will publish
ssrially during the spring and summer
tie months pageant OF wild flowers In
each issue will be pictured, class
iasd aud described the wild 10 we're
then ID bloom. The descriptions, with
the aid Of the photographs, will give
every one 40 intimate acquaintanesahiR
With the summer waits Of wood and
nold. and a pleasant, useful knoWlOdg'
that will make their idsnti6sation very
easy Whenever met With. The series will
bring 10 all keener appreciation Of the
beautiiul flowers that grow to blossom ir
Natures garden.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-03-10

as the most expensive congress
known since the civil war, making
appropriations OF fmore than a billion
and a half dollars, It has been a
congress that has expanded the
American territory and American
Influence, but it has expended the
expenditures of the government in
doing so,
There have been several import
ant bills which failed and the failure
of some of them were due to the
arbitrary action of Speaker Reed 4,
while others were due to factional
and party difference. Speaker Reed
deliberately killed the Nicaragua
canal bill by refusing to give it
recognition, but there is some hope
left in the amendment to the river
and barber bill agreed upon which
will enable the president to take
advantage of the concessions to the
Maritime canal company if he deems
Z It wise.
Dewey has been made an admiral
and the Schley Sampson controversy
has been temporarily settled by their
regular promotion to rear admiral in
the order in which they stand,
Schley, the real hero of Santiago,
being two numbers ahead Of Samp-
son. But what was left undone
and what was not well done by the
FiftY-ffth congress is over r-balancec
by what it did do we'll, and it will
80 into history as the great wal
congress.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-03-10

uonnsfuAD nHrEI No. zoos.
Notice Cor Publication.
Department Of tho Interior Land Omoe at
Santa fo, NJ D., AobFuary %, 1889. I
Notice Il hereby given that tho following
namod settler has flod notice Of hia intention
% make dual proof in support Of bis claim, aud
that said proof viii 30 made before the Probate
Clork OF San Juan county, at Antec, n n, on
April AZ, 1898. Wis;
JOrHAM @. COBURN,
Eor the Kh sWA, VIZ SEA, Sec ., Tp % n.
Hs names the following witnesses 70 prove
bis continuous residence upon aud cultivation
Of said land, Wis;
Arthur 1oaVor, Antnna 9oaVsr. Frank HEX.
man, frank Quinn of Flora Vista, n N,
IA MAHUEh r OFHRo. kegistel.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-03-10

MfANTED u SEVERAL TRUSTWORTHY
~ persons ia this territory to manngo cur
business 10 their own and nearby counties. It Is
mainly ONCE work conducted at home Salary
atrnight 500 a year and expenses definite,
bonaiide, no moro, no less salary. Monthly SIS
koieruncos. huclOae salf-addraasad stamped
envelope Herbert K. Hess Prost, Dept, n,
Chi ago
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-03-10

"Tbs Courtship q Miles standish" is
the subject Of W. L, Taylor's drawing Of
"The People OF Lopgisllow" Nsriss in the
March Ladies' Hhc Jourksl. Even
sweotor than the poet drew this demure,
prOxy.wooed maiden has the artist
fashioned her with his pencil. "standing
Rracstul erect, aud winding the thread
from her fingers"
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-03-10
HOMESTEAD uurhH NO. 1859.
Notioo for publioatisn.

HohngfuAD uHTnH NO. 1859,
Notioo for Pubiieatisn.
Department ol she Interior, Land Once az [
Santa 20, N. h. February ~. loa9.
NoHes l. hereby giVon that the following
rrmsd settler has died notice OF biz intsnti0n
Z make nnal proof in support of his claim, ald
that said proof viii ha made oelura tgobate
CLERK of Ban Juan county, % Aat1ct y ~, on
April %, 1899, Wis
GEORGE Won nOcRknN.
FOR che EK NIX See "a. TpSoN. raw.
He namos tho g0llouinE ultnoll.s q prove nj.
Continuous residence upul and calaqation q
aaid land, Vili
EndTmisn D 1harp, Inward Q n1lU, Aled
Hunksr. ot Allee NJ Cherlcl n llfAeaEy, d
aAru11 y oEzno Bsuiu,ss,
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-03-10

Last VIII and Testamsnt Of Michael MuDcr-
mott:
Notice Is hereby given that /. Chau. Y. ssGord,
Probate Clerk IN aud for tho oouotY OF Suu
Juun 10 tho territory Of New Mexico. have SET
the frat day OF NAY, A ID 1879 as tho day for
proViRg tho last viii aud testament Of the said
Michael hcDormott. doconsod.
Given under my hand aud seal this 9Th day
w Ch4s Y. Stafford, Probate Ciork.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-03-10

Dspartmont Of che Interior. Land OGlce
M aanla Is N. M.. Mnrch !. lsaa.

Department OF Che Interior. Land Onlc8 I
at Santa fe. n. d., March ;, 1893.
Notice o horoby given that the following
named settler hqa died notice Of his Intention
% make Anal proof in support Of bis claim, and
that said proof viii bo mado before Probate
Clerk OF San Juan County, az Aztec, n M, on
April %. 1899, giai
HERMAN N RATHJhE,
For th6 "a BWit Sec 81. ~ sEN. See u, Tp
l0N, uW VI.
30 namca ths following uitncssoa b prove
hia cnntnuuul lcllgruca upon aud cultivation
of said aud. rIli
John Arnfin. uard @ nerfI aaorrc VI
McCaY. Wullam q .II|iaml, 81 AEiocl ~,
5 fNIHUaL = OTkhO heFiaisI.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-03-10

The New Mexican says; "Charles e.
N cad. superintendep at Of the agricultural
experimental station At Aztec, lett % .
Denver "trip this morning over the D.
Ar. g."
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-03-10

r. NJ. sslyer requests tho announce
nsnt that parties who wish irrigation
turyeys made by him should call on him
sirly ni he viii soon leave Tor the noun
tains His addrsss is FarmingtOn.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-03-10

Justlco Of the Poaes Walters placed
che bond Of J. ". Tster At $500 at the
examination Of the latter last Saturday.
The bond has not yet been given.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-03-10

The Hrut plumber Of The Upliit, "a
Journal devoted 90 the upliil Of huniau
ity" and published At Durango, appeared
lusl week. Il had been extensively I'D.
Vartissd and the public looked Tor aBfO.
duetioa 9ut q she osdinary and OF uoss
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-03-10

FROM the Durango Democrat
L. WSlch. a stochmen Of Largo, N. NJ.
is spending few days ia town.
W. H. Jones came up from the La
Phlta last night AMI sacurod a sssket
from the La Plata Undertaking Co. for
the remains OF Mr.. Fargher who died the
nrst Of the week OF consumption. De.
ceased was a cousin OF the Fargher
who was killed in ths Columbus mine
accident few weeks ago. Mr.. Jones re.
ports the weather moderating in bis
section and 10 looking forward to a good
year.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-03-10

keiioia; Otadoa aquiqueg ssta eoneierne %
por oata dada de que el abain hrmadO Admin
intrador del CestadO do GreGorin CorralOa duAdo
dol c0ndado de ban Juan Ierritorio de huevo
noiicO que comparosean ante Ia oorte DO frue-
vas dichO oOndHdog Ierrltorio antea dicho on
ou remino hegular qu % cOmengaray tendra oil
dia i1t de Mayo A. ID. 1899 y aaur arreglO nnal
como administrator del Eetado del dichO Gro
g0rio COrralna ondo y Cuundo todaa bae perlo'
mas iutsroGadas pu0dan comparison proaonter
oauaa por "a cuul W arrqglo hnal % puoda
as0rse. Jn8U8 CAhDkLABIA,
10 Administer adoI
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-03-10

10 Whom IL May Coneern; Notice 10 hereby
giVcn that the undoTsignod administrator Of
the estate Of Georgia Corrales, deceased late Of
iha county Of San Juan and Territory OF Nav
Mexico, win appear before she Probate Court
Of said county and territory Aforesaid, 20 be-
begun and held on the tir1t day OF Nay A. D.
iS09 and make tual settlement az administrator
yf the said aoorEe Corraloa estate. when and
whore all persons Interested may appear and
show cause why such settlement should noe be
made. Jk5US CAkDEALRiA,
Ndmiuiatrator.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-03-10

Alfalfa seed for sale. Apply TO c. s.
Cameron, Flora Vista.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-03-10

A bill, the rviuent intention Of which
is to prevent the sale OF all patent medi.
eines 10 New Mexico, has been intro
duesd ln the house IL is not designed
to benefit anybody, and should be
promptly killed. Should the raanuiac
turera comply with its requirements
their formulas would become public
property and any one could make their
preparations and sell them IN eOmpeti-
ton with the genuine, not only IN New
Mexico but elsewhere. None Of the 30
called patent medicines are really pat
sntsd. but depend for their protoctioA
on theis secret formulas and common
Law rights. For this reason no large
manufactures would consider the matter
for a moment, but would be compelled
to withdraw from the territory to pro
tect bis trade elsewhere.
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The keel Cf the now maine" was laid
90 the 18th At the Cramps yards. Phila-
delphia. The hope is to launch her on
the 10th of the next February and to baye
her eomplstsd on February is. 1901
She will sost B2.ss5.O .OjO. and will have 4
speed Of oiRhtesn knoto.