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The Monte Vista journal., 1900-05-19
Notice Of Forfeiture.

To j. +. SOREN and j. q. SHIFFER:
You arc hereby notified that We have cx.
pended Two Hundred Dollar in labor aud
Improvements upon the Florence lode, and the
victor lode, situate near Sumner, la Decatur
mining district, toncjos county. Colorado, the
location certificates OF which arc recorded in
the Office OF the county clerk of Concjns county
in Book p at Page ls9: In order to hold said
premises undor the provision uf Section e.l2i
Revised Statutes OF the United States being
the amount required to hold the same for the
year ending December ~, lSsi. And IL within
ninety day from the first publication Of thi-
notice you fail or refuse to contribute your
proportion Of such cxpcndituu.- a. ro-ownprs.
your interest in said claim will hrcunr tho
property Of the subscriber under the said
Section 2.9t.
y. W MCCo<NELL.
wv. FNULkNEE.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-05-19
TeJ G; sHIfFER, 7. H. BEDwELL an

You are hereby notified that have expended
One Hundred Dollnr- In labor and improve.
incnts upon the Drinoco lode, situate in EurN.
dice uuleli, Decatur mining district, Cuuelus
county, Colorado. the location certificate nf
which il recorded Ia the record uf tuuulus
county, in Book ., at Page i'll in ur,i.r To- hold
said premises under the provision uf S.pt ion
ssei Revised Statutes uf the United State .
being the amount rcluirrd Ia hold tho SAME fur
the year ending December "a, lsip. And n
within ninety day. frum the service uf thl-
notice you iail or refuse to contriluto your
proportion of such expenditures n co-oWncrs
your interest in said clnim will become the
property Of the subscriber under tho said
Section ~. II, n. ,EuDk.
stnnnrt. NprIl % lnln.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-05-19
Dental Notice,

Drs. Young and Shrock are prepared
to do all kinds of high class dental work.
such as crown and bridge work. double
suction plates and tine gold work. Call
on them at the Blanca hotel and get
their prices. Examination, consultation.
and advice free. Will remain one week
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-05-19
Notice.

Mrs. Meyer is located at the Simpson
hotel for the purpose of treating suffer
ing humanity by osteopathic treatment.
Consultation and cxamination free.
Give her call at Simpson Hotel parlors.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-05-19

Orders have come ont from
headquarters to begin work ut
once on widening the gauge of the
railroad from AInmosa to Creole.
II is believed that the work of
widening the cuagc of all the roads
IN the valley will be pushed to
completion this summer.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-05-19

The Prospector is no, alone in
feeling that the next man who
represents Rio Grande county in
the Legislature ought TO bs "A Rio
Grnndc county man. Many of
the heaviest taxpayers and best
citizens of the county feel the
same way. and nre of the opinion
that Rio Grande is entitled 10 tins
much at hands Mineral OF county,
which has monopolized the honor
since Mineral and Rio Grnnde
were yoked together for Legislative
purposes. In the regular order of
things. there seems to be every
reason why Mineral county should
heartily second the idea. That
Mineral has the only Legislative
timber in the district il not con.
cc'ieJ. and tina, Rio Grand. is
justly entitled to the honor oush,
to bc admitted. But can We
have it?-Prospector.
The Prospcctor should hnvc in.
serted somewhere in It's article
provided he is Mckinley re.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-05-19

Prof. Wrltmer, Of Nevada, Mo.
has been arrested 10y government
authority for pretending TO cure
diseases hy ''xl,scnt treatment"
The professor has All infirmRry ut
Nevada, aud for two or three years
has been dong N thriving bust.
ness aud lns published testimo.
mails from patients. II is using
the mails for this purpose that tho
professor was arrested.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-05-19

The warm weather of the past
few days has melted the snow in
the hills and raised the river. All
fears Of shortage OF water have
subsided.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-05-19

The Del Norte Sentinel is an.
thority for the statement that j.
ID. Msben is about to bond his
property in the vicinity of the
Commodore for good rountl sum.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-05-19

The old soldiers got their pen.
sinns Monday and have been try
ing to enjoy life since.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-05-19

Former Senator I. NJ. Bowen
was in attendance at the republican
convention. He is as enthusiastic
regarding mining enterprises rs
he was when he opened the big
Summitville bonanzas of Rio
Grande county. 81 will meyer
stop mining" said he, "for it IS
the life of the state. mud | want 10
build up Colorado. Stop mining
here and we would all be ready To
emigra:e."
Senator Bowen started the
Ridge mine at Creole several
years ago. and the mine is now ius.
tifying his Judgment by n heavy
production. He is now working "A
copper property in the San Junn
mountains about 90 miles from
Del Norte, which he says has all
the indications of becoming au
important shipper II have been
too long in the business to make
positive predictions before thor
oughly opening the ground" said
he, ''but it looks like good prop
erty aud il it does not turn ont
snch shall be greatly disappoint-
ed."-Rcpublican.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-05-19

The Ladies Aid of the Baptist
church will serve dinner at the
Horn and White building, Satur-
day May 10 at IL o'clock. Every
body come and bring % cents.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-05-19

Marshal Newton says the first
parties found throwing slops and
tin cans in the alleys will be fined.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-05-19

George Warfield will leave for
Idaho and Washington next week
on a prospecting tour.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-05-19

John Worth and wife, of Gar
nett, were in town Tuesday shop
ping. Mr.. Worth says the outlook
for a large crop was never better.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-05-19

Twenty-Five thousand men en-
ployetl by the Standard Oil com.
pany A. mechanics and lxborers all
over the country have had their
wages raised 10 per cent, and the
necessities of life have been raised
to 20 per cent. All there il in the
change is more steady employ
msnt.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-05-19
Seed Oats.

Fine seed oats for sale-the "Pr,ze"
and "Sllver Nine" varieties.
JAMES \. KELLY Il Co.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-05-19
House to Rent.

a three room house with garden, sta
BILE and artesian well, ON Broadway in
Lariatt. FRED STARLING.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-05-19

There have been several cases of
scarlet fever at Antoni,o. One
child, that of Mr.. and Mrs. Z. L.
Thom has died with the fever.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-05-19

A. W. .Jermy was in Alnmosa last
week painting G. NJ. Balls
residence.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-05-19

The great bore in the Nelson
tunnel is rapidly approaching the
goal. Last month Frank Nash,
the contractor, drove l5O feet and
this month, NO fnr. has averaged
Six feet in every ~ hours. The
tunnel Nash is making il occasion.
ing many complimentary remarks.
Creole Candle.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-05-19

G. w. Roe and wife start next
month on their trip to.Paris. At
Chicago they will meet sister of
Mr.. Roe, who Is teacher at that
place, and travel as her guests
with an excursion of ministers and
school teachers. Only those hav-
ing invitations from school
marms," besides the preachers,
will be allowed TO accompany this
excursion or sail on the ship that
acarries them cross the water.
They sail from Montreal. Canada,
aud will be away two months.
Candle.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-05-19

Electricion Kalb quit the light
plant Tuesday and will return to
Indiana Taylor Schilling now
has charge of the plant.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-05-19

Geo. p. Wilson was re. elected
director in School District No. 9
without opposition. for the term
of three years.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-05-19

Mrs. Ira Howard and Mrs. John
Cupples have started kinder
garten school at Mrs. Howartls'
residence.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-05-19

Mrs. Will Duvic has been con.
fined TO her room several days
with tonsilitis.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-05-19

Why suffer with your teeth when Drs
Young and Shrock can till or extract
them absolutely without pain. Call on
them ut the Blanca hotel May n. will
remain one week
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-05-19

A brick yard will start up in
Alamosa at once. There is n
strong demand for building ma.
terial and Wallace Walrich has
decided to become brick maker.
He will have an experienced man
in charge of the work and
large kiln will be put up and
burned as quickly MS possible
Courier.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-05-19

Will Jemison has in fifty acres
OF potatoes and fifteen acres of
grain, and will put four-wire
fence around his ranch this fall.
His ultimate design is to make a
dairy ranch Of the place. Pros.
pector.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-05-19

A match has been arranged
between Centerview and ..lamosa
ball teams for game TO be played
at the Alamosa grounds on May
30. The Centerview team was
considered the best in the valley
last year and they ought TO give
the Alamosa boys close rub.
Further announcement will be
made laier.-Courier.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-05-19

publican. No better man was up
before the people for representa-
tive two years ago than John H.
Shaw and yet this county voted
for Mineral county man.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-05-19
From Our Exchanges.

While loading rock atthe quarry
Thursday. John Mclean had the
misfortune to get leg broken.
As the balance of the family is
dependent on HIM the mishap is
donbly unfortunate. Del Norte
Sentinel.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-05-19
Notice OF Forfeiture.

Florence, April p. 1850.
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Observation-Disclosures
A Year--ln Advance.

A. W. .Iermy was in Alnmosa las
week painting G. NJ. Balrs
residence.
Mrs. Will Duvic hns been con.
fined TO her room several days
with tonsilitis.
George Warfeld will leave fol
Idaho and ashington next week
on prospecting tour.
The old soldiers got their pen.
sions Monday and have been try
ing to enjoy life since.
Marshal Newton says the first
parties found throwing slops and
tin cans in the alleys will be fined.
Geo. p. Wilson was re. elected
director in School District No. 9
without opposition. for the term
of three years.
Mrs. Ira Howard and Mrs. John
Cupples have started n kinder
garten school at Mrs. Howards'
residence.
Electricion Kalb quit the light
plant Tuesday and will return to
Indiana. Taylor Schilling now
has charge of the plant.
There have been several cases of
scarlet fever at Antoni,o. One
child, that of Mr.. and Mrs. Z. L.
Thom has died with the fever.
John Worth and wife, of Gar
nett, were in town Tuesday shop
ping. Mr.. Worth says the outlook
fora large crop was never better.
The warm weather of the past
few days has melted the snow in
the hills and raised the river. All
fears of a shortage of water have
subsided.
The Ladies Aid of the Baptist
church will serve n dinner at the
Horn and White building, Satur-
day May 10 at l2 o'clock. Every
body come and bring % cents.
The Del Norte Sentinel is an.
thority for the statement that J.
ID. Msben il about to bond his
property in the vicinity of the
Commodore for a good ronnd sum.
Orders have come ont from
headquarters to begin work ut
once on widening the gauge of the
railroad from AIamosa to Crccdc.
II is believed that the work of
widening the euagc of all the roads
IN the valley will be pushed to
completion this summer.
Twenty-Five thousand men en-
ployetl by the Standard Oil com.
pany ~ mechanics and lxborers all
over the country have had their
wages raised 10 per cent, and the
necessities of life have been raised
to 20 per cent. All there il in the
change is more steady employ
msnt.
The great bore in the Nelson
tunnel is rapidly approaching the
goal. Last month Frank Nash,
the contractor. drove $50 feet and
this month, NO fnr. has averaged
Six feet in every ~ hours. The
tunnel Nash il making il occasion.
ing many complimentary remarks.
Creole Candle.
Prof. Wcltmer, Of Nevada, Mo.
has been arrested 10y government
authority for pretending to cure
diseases hy "xl,scnt treatment"
The professor has All infrmnry at
Nevada, aud for two or three years
haa hmm s0O,nu N s1 rivtu.r I,os;
The sun., 1900-11-09

through the operation of influences quite
foreign to the great sectional struggle OF
four years ago. Instead of the Solid
South and almost Solid Further West
which made Colonel Brynn's candidacy
50 formidable III 1896, tile Republican
party had this year to face only an al
ready crumblng alliance between those
two sections. The Pacific Coast States.
It Was evident. had permanently rcpu-
diatcd all that Colonel Bryan's candidacy
stood for III his earlier canvass. The
Rocky Mountain States had lost faith
in his leadership and were ready to ahun-
don his doctrines The Middle West
stood arlmycl is firmly against him us
on his first appearance in our politics as
II disturbing ngifator, und his only POS
Sihle iupr ~ success rested on winning
over to his support the Votes Of The
hitherto lHtfrenala, East.
| In olr rinw this hppe wgS ai empty
and llSclcs> one. aud We wcrr therefore
constant and ontspokcn H. declaring. N
spite Of much alalmist talk Of popular
apathy and Indifference. that CaioncI
/ Ilryun's second campaign would end il
ievcn greater disaster than his first. Th'
I Trihunc's readers have continually had
ample security against deception rs t'
the course aud outcome Of the campaign
ANA ii is qualification tn feel that theA
were prepared even for the extraordinary
victory OF Tuesday.
The sun., 1900-11-09
uigll Hccls.

i'rellch heels nre very pretty alld quito
= comfort IL The short, lmdcrsizcd sister
hui they can cause more kind Of back
ache Than anything less diStracting than
a grippe microbc. prodding heels which
lig into the foot makes one acquire the
habit nf trotting about on ones toes.
which exercise will develop hc calves Of
he legs nicely. but il will also make
uncs temper shrivel and shrink to the
size Of il pnhcad. just as women were
pluming themselves ON their common
sense shoes Dame Fashion put her pretty
foot down emphaticallly clad III the dain-
ty Louis slipper, and, presto. common
sense takes to its heels and scnrrics off
and here we are tOttering around ol
four-story inverted steeples. But they
really are injurious, and it is TO be HOPED
common sense will regain its courage ant
march solidly back on its square, sturd!
reels, wage battle royal with tn,
ouiS heels. and claim the bootce o.
victory.
The sun., 1900-11-09
SILVER IN DEMAND.
From Baltimore Sun.

From Baltimore sun.
Silver has advanced to 64i2 cents AN
ounce under the influence chiefly nf an
increased demand from the Indian Gov
rrlment. Though the standard is gold
in India. silver is wanted for the small
retail transactions of its 29O000.000 peo-
ple, Gold is wanted for the wholesale
trade and banking and exchange oper-
ations hut for the petty buying ANA sell
ing of country where most of the pop
ulation are very poor and prices are low
the yellow metal is less convenient than
silver. In China. indeed, copper or
bronze coins are the cash of the people.
ii very cheap metal suting best for very
small transactions. AS much as S25.-
600 900 of silver has been shipped in the
last three quarters from London to the
British East Indies an increase of over
81 100000 over last year. England inn
ported in the nine months ended with
September $47 100000 worth of silver OF
which amount the United States sup
piled s4O.300,OOO. The total movement tc
India. China and Japan WAS S46,SOO.'
600. China taking S21,5O0,000 worth. The
foreign troops i'll China require silver
for local payments. and Chinese mci-
chants, in consequence Of the war. prefer
silver to goods in payment for Chimes,
lcxports The increase Of silver ship
mcnts to the East over last year l.
some $4,000. 900, ar 46 per cent. The
facts seem to show that the East is still
capable of absorbing silver and may CON
tinuc to do So for long period.
The sun., 1900-11-09
WITHOUT 4 PARTY
From Philadelphia Record

Subtract the unwilling Democratic
vote from the total poll and what should
we have left? just hrrurc the day of
election The Macon Gn.l Telegraph sug-
em,lircly said, "'rhc inaiority ~ us in
tn south Will Suppur ;,sa ~ "erHtir
nomi;ii,a ~ tsuul. h5l m,sr oi da Will
"a it n3t bptnrS, u its ica hi! id:
in spite Of them. ~ Shall vote ~ him
| in spite of them, because, what, tGr lAny
! lc the paramount issue elsewhere, the
paramount issue III the south is til"
supremacy Gf the whit" raec." 8.i.noul
his compelling lacr question: wl.i"A
Keeps lie Sor'h uraly solid in ttr }~ui
ucrnlir line. the taGnlry a. Tuesday m>i
would haze hapn ,wvli c"an ~ i,rNll
ism.
IN ihr Northern and toufji and We
jcMi States wlrc party ires wrI,
druwu ca tIp i.4tir forced iite IN
canvass ry hr p,nooyHlic-io iopuli- caa
.iit,dt" cvcr5 materially Democratic stat
.cst aside itS Democracy. Thousands 2
Democrats did vote rs Southern Ncmo
ci,4t desired % vote but dalad not. am
thousands af oil,c' Drmonnts cast 4
ballot fir Presidential electors.
The sun., 1900-11-09
Wise and Witty.

1t is very dirty housewife who is al
ways cleaning.
The hotter the fat, the more quiet il is.
Olives make nice garnish for oyster
celery.
Make measurements exact. Run no
risk.
If olive oil has sweet, bland taste it
is safe to use it.
Actual cooking takes little time. Ii is
the hlundcrs that run away with the min
utcs.
\ slice OF onion underneath the lettuce
in the Said dish gives IL delicious flavor
Plain livers are usually dyspcptics.
Fine bread crumbs are better for fry
ing oysters. coarse crumbs for croqirttrS
In frying have enough fat TO cover the
article all over.
An hour is tremendous while foi
americans to hc quiet.
The sun., 1900-11-09
AHard TEST

My wife took ii mean advantage of
ma tlr other night. | had hoau out Il
little late with some huii'uIo boy.,. ind
b" was very solicilouS about ug- con
dition. ! assured her was AL rieht
ana then She plafeeri q trst that huorerl
me instantly"
What WAS it:"
"Shc asked me 70 rapidly pronounce
Tie names Of the three Chinese Peace
Commissioners r Chang, Ching and
Shrng."
And how did You give thcm?"
Every way except the right one.
Shang, Sing, Chcng, Sang, Shing, Seng
| gave EN- in every blessed style they
could he given wrong. 1t was altogether
too hard a test BY George, it was i'll
Misunderstanding Plain Dealer.
The sun., 1900-11-09
ELECTION CARCATUREs.

From Daily Republican.
$. $. Administering and | must va
cate in February.
Henry K. Smith-City Council next
summer is III doubt.
Jeff Hart will resign being Adju-
tant General in January.
Phil. q. Churchmnn-Our boys made
them run. gave them the cue.
W. - Quiglcy-Thc people said we
would win (thc ticldl.
j. Il. Toman-Mixing cocktails is II
better business than IL defeated can1i-
date.
/ Hcrhcy Walker Election forecasts
are nuisance. The voters went to
Lynn. can 90 10 any old place.
| Willard Salisbury 10. No. these are
not crocodile tears I'm not Il candidate
for Senator in 1901.
John Rouphman haven't word 10
say. Gtc.s I'll better 20 Iislting.
4 l'atricfk Ncury-l want 70 lead No
more n drtcut. will strictly attend y
business
lDr. Black Snnr medriin is lard to
tale. Salpctre fut Instance
Nirior q. WoTlry Democrats ~ not
Lcl 81 iii lhr wiI anl va lly west
liai;it IS uonr, IllAy-en Is -una and hplr
~ Tic clowd Hin NsiR tu ticurGotoHn
s -aao HHl ! au .-.t !nr Wurd,
Horace NJ teit.N Nld lhn ca came
.r',,
;.oa4 il Wml Tlr T. .sy.atig con
ncctious ware defective,
+ .u,e.s M BALDWIN Oh Mill Creed
lBlwred i, gpoi oauush FIJI mn.
t,or.e Gray Mechanics horse wo
tau swift
John +. McSyruaee NJ. songs ii,
uol sut lhc voters I'll start to-m2r
row.
3 Ic,,4 i. Ford Tlr people did no
, wam the Democrats tii, year il appear,
sunday star 'rhc Ford was TO- drr
j 10 wala.
I, Eycry Evening Jump over 70 thc sid
F" ~ band is Oh.
T. Frank stevens And the Single Tia
, still lives.
The sun., 1900-11-09
SECOND nErvLsE or BRYAN

From the New York Times.
~ man within o. without this Union
viii soon again venture to raise tho dncs-
ton whether the American pcopc are
sane aud honcst. MIR. Bryan upon two
pcca>ionS has atiacingsly challenged
both propositions, and the pc"plr have
with great emphasis twicr demonstrated
to him the error Of his vicwof tlcmattcr.
The sober first and second Thought of the
country is that it cannot and will not
trust Bryan. Had il decided III 1896 or IN
1900 that he was worthy of trust ana his
principles of trial the nations of the
world would have justly concluded that
We were an unsteady people. not capable
of managing our great estate prudcntly.
and that we were not honest in our deal
ings among ourselves or with others.
For the election of Mr.. Bryan to the
Presidency would have destroyed our
prosperity and diminished our import
ancc and our opportunity as nation,
ana il would have been equivalent to n
declaration that we thought is rs good
policy to cheat our creditors. public and
private.
The sun., 1900-11-09
SHOULD BE PUNISHED.
From Daily Republican.

Every election officer who failed 10
open thr polling booth Of which hr had
charge, promptly 1T o'clock on Tuesday
should be punished if he can't give a
good excuse, There is too much triiling
with the election laws, and the more
respect the election officers have, the
better and cleaner poliics will be. That
was the cause Of the trouble over Third
street bridge on Tuesday, when nearly
200 colored men did not get to vote. The
polls were not opened until nearly 9.3
and when Dugan looked at the almost
.olid line of blacks, he became panic
stricken and tried to delay in every way
the men from voting. His excuse was,
| hnt hr Y.aN %ottins booked up in the
namner o. holding the c.3ct!on. : !
The sun., 1900-11-09
IfoW's This?

We offl One Hundred Dollars rewa
Tor lu ds { Catarrh that cannot
cured iid's Catarrh Cure
! CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o
W.. undersigned, have known
j. Gu 7ev Tor the last Is years, ald
LEY n'm perfectly honorable in
busl'-, transactions and financially o
to car 1at any obligations made
thei Ii IN.
West 4 TRUAx, Wholesale Druggl
Toled ,, o
WALpING, KINNAN & MARVIN, VIII
sac ID uggists, Toledo, o.
Hale Catarrh Cure is taken interrl
acJing "irecSly upon the blund and Il
o. Iot ul the system Tt stinoE
orice 75c per bottle. Sol
| Il i.f. IA
II n,ly Pii's a,c the beet.
The sun., 1900-11-09
PUNISHMENT AFTER DEATH.

From the New York World.
The result forcnrdnined al Kansas City
has come to pass. President Mckinley
is reelected.
When the 16 to plank was separately
rcatrmc,l. upon the direct demand Of
Mr.. Bryan and with the coinplacent as
sistnnrc of Croker, though against thr
clearly expressed judgement Of the dole
gates. the fate of the ticket was sealed.
That plank became Il millston" around
tho candidates neck. II was impossible
10 keep the money question out of the
campaign, even though ~ IN issue il WAS
Il i,ipa,. MIR. RrGau'S silcncc on l6 q II
tlic l,u~t led 10 attacks upon hi, sincerity
laid was regarded rs I'M admission Of th'
Iuttrr dcfWrulesAncss Of the plank he IN,
insisted lipon roitnrH.ing.
1 if lh, free silver wns 'rarty suicide
in lS9d /, Was lroHo.atinn @ punish
F, lu, aftrr d"ath" I'll 100
The sun., 1900-11-09
Il MAliNNl, Tplrr1E.

lttojo IT, i'rossl2n l,a-lc.
lhe ra.olrmiau If William Mckinley
M hi~ iist tcem ."l sera. without
H. aid, ~ rr ciyjj siugsle aud
uith al DE ctls i,e within bis party
If liah lho uoce@Mliis discriminating nao
uf IataHa"r Involves = great lchr-
eemcn. It Is, u rark 4 r;buic Of c"nii-
dllrc ii him A ~.H a4 ] considerable
tribute e. the ntt driil 81 his \dmini,tra-
lion and To Ill" general wisdom Of the
anmlnign In hi. intere.t
The sun., 1900-11-09
The Launching of the Arkansas,

Cincinnati, Nov. S.-Governor Daniel
w. Jones OF Arkansas, accompanied by
his family and staff and state officers
and their families and G. G. Warner,
vice president of the Missouri Pacific,
and party, passed through this city en-
route to Newport News, where the new
monitor Arkansas will be christened by
Miss Bobbie Newton Jones, the govern
or's daughter, next Saturday morning.