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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1900-01-06

NOTICE.. WILLIAM II. sAXTON.
the tenant and occupant Of the house stu
ated an school district No
%, Stanton IN MN Creek hundred.
county Of New Castle and State Of Della
ware. In compliance with the require
ments Of the acts Of the General Assem-
bly, in such case made and provided, do
hereby give notice that i shall apply dn
writing to the Court of General Sessions
of the State Of Delaware, In and for New
Castle county, on Monday. the 9th day OF
February. 1900, being the next term OF
said court, for q license for said house as
an inn or tavern. for the sale therein of
intoxicating liquors in less quantities
than one quart, to be drunk on the prem
ises, and the following respectable citi-
zens Of said school district, at least six Of
whom ate substantial freeholters of said
school district, recommend the said apph-
cation, viz;
kicel W. Chambers, Alien Ruth,
John w. Bennett, Charles II. Smith,
Thomas Taylor, Charles n. Hubert.
Jesse Taylor, Wilson w. Boulden,
ThOs. Il. Bradley, Alfred Blansneld,
Geo. Y. Banks. VIM. Dewey.
VIM. II. Neville r. w. Culrinder,
RObt. o. Currinder A. Missinier.
WILLIAM II. SAXTON.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1900-01-06

No business place, no matter how
pleasing its environment nor how
saudy its decorations.can survive With
out patronage. There can be no sup.
porting income where there are few
sales, and there can be little selling
where advertising is not invoked Il
bring custom. BY advertising LIBERAL,
the shrewd merchant secures patron
age, sells freely, and not only main
tains his business but Is enabled to en-
large It.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1900-01-06

NOTICE.. JOSEPH IT, sNAvELY,
the tenant and occupant OF the mouse
TOWNSEND streets, in the Second ward
county Of New castle. State OF
Delaware i'm compliance with the require
ments OF the acts OF the General Assem-
bly, IN such case made and provided. DO
hereby give notice that l shall apply IN
writing to the Court OF General Sessions
Of the State OF Delaware, In and for New
Castle county. on Monday, the 9TH day OF
February. 1900 being the next term o.
as an inn or tavern, for the sale therein
OF intoxicating liquors, In less quantities
than one quart, TO be drunk on the. prem
lses. and the following respectable cit-
zens of said ward, at least twelve 81
whom are substantial freeholders OF said
ward, recommend tho said Application
William Devine. Il. Porter,
John Mcbride. n. Dugan,
Mcbl n. esTe .clsaertvW W n F ForSe
Bernard DonohOe. Henry Barlow,
H. G. Roller. j. b. Stevenson
Michael +. Cannon. John Brady,
los Zis.tFr Bradford PORTER,
Hugh Scamlan Ftnnk Hutchinson,
q I Pairn.r j. r.. DeightOn.
j. j. Briggins B. II. Weldln.
Coo M QUINN J. w. Manske
- = '''e' '''''.J JOSEPH IT, sNAvELY.
NoTICE-f. PATRICK J. BURKE, the
tenant ana occupant Ql AlE lbA1rt oAkuHNtl
IN the northwest corner OF Front and
Washington street. i'm the Third ward,
In the city OF Wilmington, county OF New
Castle and State Of Delaware, in
of the acts OF the General AS
sembly IN such case made and provided.
do hereby give notice that shall apply In
writing to the Court Of General Sessions
~ the state Of Delaware. In and for New
Castle county. on Monday. the 5th day OF
February, AID. 1900. being the next
term OF said court for a license for said
house as an inn or tavern, for the sale
therein OF lntoxicatong liquors, In less
quantities than one quart. TO be drunk on
the premises. and the following re-
spectacle citizens OF said ward. at least
twelve OF whom are substantial freehol0-
ers OF said ward. recommend the said APP
Nllcafion VIZ:
p. r. O'Hara, Jos. Jrrci,
Thomas Duffy. Geo. II. KfcScl
David ]. Chamhers. Augustin JendarEel
| Jas. Monaghan. q. H. Huber,
1 j.. +. DoaTy, John j. Monaghan.
/ X AbbcrRer, Neal NJ. Kennedy.
| Dennis Lucy John r. Cooper
John ]. IrsA''ey. Charles Wilson.
Jacob II Anderson VIM. Payton.
/ John SpraRg, John George
John H. Doordan Alfred Foster.
| John G. Setdel Patrick Diskin
PATRICK J. BURKE.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1900-01-06

Reading manufactures the current
that propels our street ears and nlumi-
mates our street lamps Reading ex-
acts tribute from us for all of this, OF
counsel That this tribute is not below
par is evinced by the market value of
the Reading Company's shares-s25
shares are worth s29 That is 1G per
cent. above par The manufacture OF
so much electricity charges the atmos-
phere literally with ozone Now. that
ozone legally belongs 10 the Reading
Company. II It should decide to plac,
meters at all the street corners anc
charge ms for the medicated air W,
breathe, its SIS shares will go up t,
500, and every meter will be as valu
able rs an arc lamp
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1900-01-06
pHIIIppINEs ARE Ours.

Senator Beveridge, OF Indiana, visit
ed the Philippines for the especial pur-
pose Of informing himself OF the condi-
tons there, in order that he might act
with knowledge upon the Philippine
question. He is a man whose investi-
cations are careful and thorough and
go to the bottom of the subject. What
his convictions are. after having per-
sonally Investigated. is shown by this
resolution which he introduced in tn,
United Senate and viii soon speak
upon:
That the Philippine Islands are ter.
rltory belonging 70 the United States
that II Is the intention OF the Unite,
States to retain them as such; and I,
establish and maintain such govern
ment control throughout the archi
peiago as the situation may demand.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1900-01-06

notice. DAVID i, MLAUGHLIN.
tho tenant and occupant of the house
situated at No. 429 West Second
street. IN the First ward an the
city Of Wilmington, county Of New
Castle, and State OF Delaware in comph-
ance with the requirements OF the acts
made and provided do hereby give notice
that ] shall apply In writing to the Court
OF General Sessions, OF The state Of Della
Monday. tho 9TH day of February.
1900. being the next term of said court for
a license for said house as an inn or tav-
ern, for the sale therein Of intoxicating
liquors. in less Quantities than one quart.
TO be drunk ON the premises, and the t7l-
lowing respectable citizens OF said ward,
at least twelve of whom are substantial
freeh0ders Of said ward, recommend the
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-11-13

Aver sali6 de San Juan para Junoos
el 20 Jefe de la Policfa Insular don Luis
Borrfos. Fu6 de 6rden del Gobernador ps-
ra inVestigar la csusa de IN incendio ocu.
rrido en- aquel pueblo. Hoy retorLa para
su residencia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-11-13
TIN FOLLETO NOTABLE
Aut"r, Mr.. NJ. LUchetti

Con ell tftulo de L'ARB1rRAaE FORCE
acsba de public nuestro respectable ami
70 Monsieur M. Luchstti an opd 4culo no
tabiIfsimo por la solids erudici6n que re.
ves por la sana y fecun1a dootrina iu-
ridos que contiene.
10 hsmos lefdo con verdadera aten-
ci6n feIioitsmos al pats porque en- su Sc
no We la luz IN estudio tan nutrido de
ideas y tan elegantemente escrito. Mr..
Luchetti pertenece al escsso numero de
extrsjeros que sABEN YER las grandes cues
tioneE del pats con oriterIo racional cien-
tii1o. sunqde sin exolusivismo de escueIa.
Es lastlma que, por no aparecer en
castellsno Ell opuIoulo esta hecho en- fran
o6s Ilegue popularizarse en- Puerto
Roo una obra it'll luminosa.
Agradecemos a Mr.. Luchetti la ga
laut RIA de su ateuts dedicatoria le rel
teramoS nuestra sincera consideration per.
Eonal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-11-13
GUAYANILLA
(P0R TELEGRAFo)

DEMoCRACIA. -Csguss.
Es inclerto que alcalde = partido fe
dersl ingresen nlas republicanas.
francisco Castagnet
HI sefi1r Cast'gnet, amigo nuestro
muy sPrecisble, preside ell comite federal
de- Guayauilla. Su te mouio es de los
qle no tienen tsch :.
Ademss reJibimos TINA bora dos
cartae dc los stfiores RImsnaoe Il rres,
q1e PubIlcarem % man ana. En- las doe
re- recti1oa ell iuforme que insert IN ,s en-
Ldmeros snteriores.
va 10 hemos dichr: no dudabamos nj
dudamos de nuestros amigos. Y solo sc
proPuso LA DEMocRAc cIA prooeder con su
franq1eza hlbitual ofrecer OCCASION 8 Lar
oartas al tolegrama que Y llegan q
nosotros.
GAayanilla en- la oposici6n es tan pa
trlota como Gusyanilla en- ell gobierno.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-11-13
JUNCOS

En- aquel pueblo tan pacfico Sc origi
no el viernes uu pequeno sIboroto, que,
graolas la sensstez del vecindario, no sd
quirio grAndes proporciones.
Castor Castro profri6 algunas frases
lncerrectas contra nuestro partido, euando
dos o1PatsceS am ericanos persegufan al CO.
rrer de sus cabaIlos IN individuo. El
pueblo Sc amotin6; hnbo pedradas y ga
rrotsEos pero oediendo los ruegos del
alcalde, Sc rsstablecio la tranquilidad pd
blios.
Como resuItsdo del incidente, Castor
castro uno de los capatsces sufrieron
varias heridas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-11-13

d su encuentro con seie ndmeros de la poll
cfa municipal ell cabo de la mi ma, XII
gir dichos asaltantes su entregs en- cali
dad de detenidos la deposition de las
srmas que port tabsn, respondi9ndoles nos
otros de Ia seguridad personal.
A estas int maciones Tecibimos por
respuests una desoarga cerrada que puso
en- grave peligro nuestras vidas, hacienda
ugo entonces nosotros de nuestros revolvers.
resultando, despu6s de prolonga1o oombs
te, la muerte del que cspitsnesba la parti
da y la precipit sda fuga de los dem&s, al
guno de los cuales resultaron tambien he
ridos.
Hay otras much as inc K sctitudes en- el
referido numero de ese periodico, cuya
recti6cacion no tengo gran inter@s en- ha
GER constar, poTque squellas no afectsn,
de IN modo tan esencial, La hel inter
pretscion de los hechos.
Para su sclaracion, asf como para
rdtitfcdr cuanto dejo expuesto, spelarfa, al
necesario fuere, al testimonio honrado del
sefior Lugo Vifas, psrsonalidad saliente
del partido republioano.
La circunstancia de no haberme sig
acknowledgements hasta shJra, en-
ninguno de los partidos polftioos del pats,
robustece la rigurosa verdad de esta carta
cuya publication Immediate suplico us
ted en- las columns del peri6dloO, anticf-
paudole las gracias. Atentamente.
J. CAL0cA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-11-13


llama emplaEs los individuos Eladio
Arroyo y Juan Aponte, alias Psra oafdas,
! responsables de los delitos de stafa le
stones respectiVamente.
Aver saIi6 de San Juan para Juncos
ell 20 Jefe de la Policfa Insular don Luis
Borrfos. Fu6 de 6rden del Gobernador pa
ra inVestigar la causa de IN incendio ocu.
rrido en- aquel pueblo. Hoy retorLa para
su residencia.
En- Salinas los repubIicanos recorren
los caminos de la jurisdiction arm mados de
puflales, revolvers y palos, pretendlendo
amedrentar los federales.
Hemos tenido ell gusto de reoibir la
vista de IN nuevo periodico literario, &C
mercisl industrial, que empieza edit r.
SO en- Maysgiiax con ell tftulo La France
Responderem) & la colteefa del com
pafiero.
En- Juncos se encuel ira vscante la
escuela rural del 5arrio eValenciano- aba
-, de cresci6n recieDte.
El Juzgsdo municipal de San Fran
CLeCO IlauA lPlaAa NlSOlaa ASOutl~
gueE, procesado por estefs.
Mehana sc verAn ante la Curte de Dis.
trito de San Juan los juicios segui los a
w. Ii s b " 20 por atentado Enrique
del Brey, Ror desorden / db loo.
H,y lltgd nuestra mesa de redaccion
Et 7ruen0, periodic0 popular que b. en-
pezado yer Ia luz d7lica en- 81 pueblo
de Fajardo.
Dejsmos EFT blecido ell g, con Ell
simpAtlso coIegs.
En B,ysmon fu6 atropellado ace al
gunos dfas, el spreciable joyen de n .rai
to don Raimundo Morales 90
Agresores los de siempre.
En- la madrugada de sntier f16 esca
lado en- Santurce Ell Ventorrillo de don Es
teban de la Rosa, laborioso ,nrado IL
dustrial.
Los cacos robsron un bsul donde Rosa
conservaba sus II 1rros.
La policfa ha detenido dos indi'
viduos por sospechosos.
Aver al trstsr del f1llecimiento del
ilustrado ingeniero don Mariana Royo
NIeto dijimos. por error de GAIA, que
era pariente de la .sefiors esposa de naes
tro querido amigo don Mariana Acosta,
cuando 10 fus de la del no m6nos querido
amigo don Angel del mismo apellido.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-11-13
DEsPEDIDA

Aver term'n6 sus tfabajos la HonorA-
BILE Corte de Di,t-ito que sctuaba en- esta
poblacion. va han salido los rectos jue
ces para su residencia de Humacao.
Dsspedimos csrihosamente los sefio
res Diaz, Audrey La Costa, queridos
amigos nuestros, y deseamos que vuelvan
ProDto esta ciudad, donde SO les distin
que con las mas justas simPattss.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-11-13
Noviembre 9 de 1900
sr. Director de l. DEMoCRAoIA.


Muy senior milo: con esta fecha dirij
la edscci6n de eel San Juan N,ws1 ls
siguiente srta eaya insercion en- su esti
mable peri6dido Fe suplioa su alto.
CaIOcA.
Muy sefior INFO /: Las noticias que,
respeoto & la salvsje aggression de la noche
del siete, apsreoen en- ell ndmero ITO de
ese dlario, son completam ante inexaotas
L, inexplioable que una empresa que pre-
sum de tener la importancia de periodioo
serio imparoial, carezca de sufoientes
meiios de iuform 9ci6n asts ell punto que,
doce Kilometres de distancia re6rlen
dose acontecimientos que la concienois
pdblica, sin distinction de matices poIfti
cos, rechaza como villanos 6 inauditos. Sc
fIsee la yerdsd de tai modo que aparezca
la mas burda parcialidad resulte la mas
intencionada injusticia.
Es escandalosamente falso que ell al :
oade de Rio-Piedras tuviese noticias por
,l6fono de la criminal fracassda inteu
tona de esos que trataron de sorprender la
traDquilidad de este pueblo es absolute
m cute fslso q9e dIcha sutorIdad fuese la
estaoi6n del ferrocarril intimar ell re
greso de nadie los oobardes sgresores 90
apostsron la entrsds de ests poblaoi6n,
pooos pasos de la morsda del sen )r Lugo
Vfiss, y, adVertido el que suscribe de los
prOvectos oriminales que concertaban, fu9
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-11-13
La NiHN&A
Gran camisena con Tren de iavado al vapor

Proveedores de Real Case de Eana Fabca
dcho
sudo de corbatas, medas cama cazon Ue,
botonaduas de o classes rentes de Pon
Y limitadOs,
GARCIA RODRGUEZ-Fo mum, P r
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-11-13

La antigua acredtada fmac que u6 del Zcdo Perez Fretes
hoy propedad del Lcdo Manuel Perez Ave quien ha
sudo complete ala atua de las
case e la Isla.
despacho formulas de integen
baio la Immediate direction del senor Perez Avles.
En- esabecmeno encontara consantemente los tmos
ductos quImicos inventados aplcados la eap6uica
poductos de han do medala de
plata varas Exposiciones extraneas
Precios baratis1nos
E Perez don Pedro Rios esan encargado da
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-11-13
NOTAS
J. cALOcA

Por ell Juzgsdo de Catedral sc cita,
llama emplaEa los individuos Eladio
Arroyo y Juan Aponte, alias Psrs oafdss,
de los delitos de stafa le
stones respectivamente.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1900-11-14

their money, is now tangled IN the tolls Of
the law. tie started on the stormy sea
with craft named the Baker City Her.
aid, nailed the black flag to the masthead,
aud, "booted, bearded and spurred," he
sailed into the ilrst ship Of legitimate com.
mertial enterprise that he thought lay
open tor attack. Le,son Ballet happened
10 command 1t. Result: Captain Cassidy
hors de combat, "up against it," In street
parlan,e. aud in bad way generally.
lie has been sued tor criminal libel and
Baltic, has dragged him before the United
States court. Now, "i,s all along Of"
mls,aI>ing your vocation, Cassidy.
Choose some other IN which you may
attack things without fear Of retaliation.
We sugees, sheep herdlng.-San Fran.
cisco Mining Review.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1900-11-14
HOBSON MERCANTILE COMPANY.
Psesidsnt W. II. Hobson Comes to Stump.
ter TO Live.

ter to Live.
Hon. W. u, iiobson, formerly oi Salem
and rN state Senator tor two terms, Is now
= resident oi Sumpirf, having some here
within the past two weeks Ia associate
himself with the institution which bears
his name aud represents many thousands
oi his dollars.
The Hoh>on Mercantile company. which
has been ~ existence tor the past yra, /,
under the able management ot Jesse Hob.
son, has grown 10 such an extent that
W. ". Hob>on, the principal owner, has
,on, lidrd 10 come here aud AID IN con.
iucting It, having sold om his interests u,
salem and other points IN western Oregon,
where he has hrrn Tor many wears aud
where, too. 10 individual I> better ~ more
iavoIahly known,
Since coming IA Sump,rr. the lioh>on
company has had much Ia contend with
that would discourage many a man With
less energy, courage aud ialth IN the town
and di>,rlt, ln>t, the delay IN getting
into the new building from the old Calder
store. or Red Front; then the two hre>,
the latter oi whl,h Pot them almost en-
iIrrlN out II business; theu the three rr'
movalS since; all oi which were expensive
and mik,ng II almost impossible 10 ,aify
on trade.
The H0GSon company u nov, however.
IN It's new h'l,k home. Wnh almost an
entire uew stock oi goods. Including mrn'>
ladies aud ,hiirrn'> furnishings, irv
goods, clothing, shoes aud ~ complete
line ot groceries aud provisions as il car
rird IN Baker county. The furnishing oi
heavy min- orders viii Ne one oi the rhlei
aime 10 which ,lo>r attention will be given.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1900-11-14
Cassidy Hoist. the Black Flag.

Henry I. Cassidy, who has mistaken
his vocation and adopted journalism as a
means OF separating other people from
North Park union., 1900-07-06
Colorado, Friday. July g. 1900

The races In the afternoon were
marred somewhat by light shove,
and chilly wind, but the following
were run: 4.
First race-6oo yard dash-wol
by Kokomo Frank. Purse, $500.
Second race-Qaarter-mAe COW,
pony race-Clyde WTh.ia Trump tool
first money, $1,000 Ch.s. Baker's
Pinto second money, $1,000.
Third race-Half-mile and repeat
won by Hunter's "Coon' from Big
Greek $500. Second money, Frank
Loucks' bay Frank james, $500.
Four srrinters contested in the
foot race. All got left but John
Dagle, who took the prize, $500.
The bicycle race was won by Er-
nest Clark, who took $3.50. Frank
Mosman received $4.00 for second
and seemed content
North Park union., 1900-07-06
German Americans Opposed to Mckinley

German Americans Opposed to Mckinley,
The sentiments expressed BY tho North Amer.
lean Turnerbund at its fttieth annual conven.
tion and contemporaneous with the Mark
Hanna platform, issued from tho same city, arc
deserving Of attention. in as much as the Turn.
erbund extends from tho h,slantic to the Pacific
and tho principals epunciated by the head OF
the organization arc those Of dNery member,
being part OF the creed to which the bund ac-
knowledges allegiance. When it declares, 1--WE
consider every attempt at territorial expansion
by force Of arms and methods OF war as opposed
to civilization and an act Of brute force" it
cannot be said that the Turner's indorse policy
Of militarism and Imperialism, for thoy do not,
and with this declaration they express the SEN
timents entertained by vast majority of cur
fellow citizens OF German doscent.
Nor can it be truthfully maintained that they
approve of the doings Of our national admins
tration to the extent of ndorsing il for second
term inasmuch as the president receives from
the bund this forcible blow In tho solar plezus
1--WE condemn every effort 70 extend tho bless.
inRs of civilization with sword and gun one
based upon hypocrisy and greedy commercial.
ism"
The bund has analysed the situation and
taken the measure OF Mr.. Mckinley, and the re-
suit is the charge OF hypocrisy and greedy com.
mercialism as the handspring Of action OF the
administration. In order that tho president
may have NO doubt in what manner the Turner's
regard his policy Of imperialism as displayed in
the Orient the declarations Of the bund close as
follows: "We protest against tho policy Of con.
Quest of this government and against every at
tcmpt toward expanding the do,aain of the
Uhitod States by brute rce."-Denver Post.
North Park union., 1900-07-06

The war situation in China is cha
.otio sr present with stroug tsnden-
caies towards grave complications
in the near future It would seem
wise for Uncle Sam to use utmost
discretion and avoid tangling for
eign alliances now. y s.
North Park union., 1900-07-06

to throw Of foreign yoke and sac.
ridce tens Of thousands Of its best
citizens that We might drive from our
soil those who would enslave rs. We
fought fos freedom and obtained it
We have since then Dragged about
our love Of freedom considerable, apd
burned up some millions worth OF
fireworks, and We have advised others
to be hce-the Cubans for instance,
Freedom is great thing.
But We are progressing, We are;
decidedly 80. Not only do We for
give and forget, but, just As an "evi-
dence Of good faith" as it wore, we
are undertaking to feed twenty mil.
lions Of starving Hindus for John Bull
while he goes out and clubs to death
a little republic struggling to retain
Its independence. And many, many
famous men who preach about "fol,
lowing Christ" are sustaining the ma.
tion so fitly symbolized by a lion.
The Fourth of July should be enthu-
siastically celebrated this yearly
dancing and playing ball. Bright
side
North Park union., 1900-07-06
Total

*Including one from Kentucky,
1t win he perceived }bat II Bryan wins
in New York, Kentucky and Maryland
IN addition to tho states he carried in
1896 he will be- elected.
In order to overcome any such possible
result Of the abuse of Western sentiment
in Philadelphia it will be necessary for
Western Republicans 10 win at least nine
electoral votes among tho following
states which cast them for Bryan four
North Park union., 1900-07-06
The Lion ant, the Lamb.

1t Is astonishing how brotherly
love does grow, how men are willing
to forget the past and return good
for evil. It is bu. little more than .
century since this people was forced
North Park union., 1900-07-06

1t happens that these eight Western
states by reason of the odd one in Cali.
fornia, cast precisely the same vote for
Bryan in 1895 that New York cast for
Mckinley. Western Republicans will
have to hold every electoral vote the
great Central West polled for Mckinley
in 1896 and gain at least nine votes from,
the above table to insure the election OF
Mckinley and Roosevelt should the pc.
culair conditions in New York result in
the loss Of that state.
Although the restoration of the Tam.
many party to power in Albany might
be fraught with serious consequences to
New York the rest of the union nigh,
bear the calamity with equanimity if 1t
eliminated once for all the dominant
and domineering voice Of New York in
national conyentions.-Chicago Times
Herald.
North Park union., 1900-07-06

- = -,
The Dsnocsatic eosysasto
sessioa At Kansaa Ctr tedsa
Thursday but she nopi16 m
not Known fdEthss than tnaKy u
Bryan will " ths dsnd!dsst ~
President Who his Slnains psts |
Will be y . cd0undrul6ss
North Park union., 1900-07-06
Death Was Natural.


Loveland, Colo, June 2s.-Mrs.
Emma Marks died here suddenly on
last Friday, and was buried in the
Loveland cemetary on the Sabbath
following. The body was exhumed
to-day by order of the coroner Of
Larimer county and examined by the
county physician, DIR. 2. J. McHugh,
and Others and their report was that
her death was the result of natural
causes, and no evidence of death
from poisoning was to be found.
Rocky Mountain News.
Notice of Dissolution of Partnership.
Notice is hereby given that the
partnership heretofore existing be.
tween the undersigned, doing bust
ness at Walden, Colorado, under the
firm name and style of Towncr
Brothers, is this day dissolved "
mutual consent
Witness our hand this End day of
July, 1900.
john TowNER.
4 CHARLES TowNER,