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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-05-21
EL HEROE 7 ST PATRIA
Ia esposa de un Libertador

De la preusa dominicsna que nos lie
ga, recogemos los documentos que van
continuation.
FL uno es del viejo veterano, del in.
victo luchador de La Independents de
Cuba, Generalfsimo Maxine Gomez.
Ell otro es de So esposa, su virtuosa
esposa.
Son documentos que pasaran / la pos
teridad llenos de gloria.
Recuerda Maxine Gomez ell pedazo
de TERRA donde vio por vez primera la
luz del sol los dfas de La infanoia las
horas de la nifiez. Es un documento
sencillfsimo, sincere y lleno de luz J
poesfa.
Su noble consorte dice en- gu oarta 10
que es capaz de sentir una heroins, una
patricia quien alienta la f6 de su
oausa ell amor de Ia libertad.
Yea ell pueblo de Puerto Rico esos
documentos l6alos retengalos como
verbos de una suprema reliquia la Pa.
tria.
H6los aquf:
<No es hora, ain, de dar las gracias d
tanta gente buena que carihosamente ha
alberto sus brazos, en- esta ciudad de
los Duartes y los Sanchez, para recibir-
nos con amor de hermanos.
Me ausento para volver pronto, pues
voY solamente saludar q los mfos, s
sbrazar 10 POGO que queda va de la ia
milia amada de nuestIos mayores, ba-
fiarme en- las aguas cristslinas de nal RIO,
pisar por encima de aquella TERRA
que guarda mi cuna y los recuerdos mas
amados de mi vida infantil, voy Banf.
Y va s6 10 que puede suceder alif,
que alguien entire sus recuerdos perdi-
dos me recuerde, bien podra notar los
estragos que largos amos de ausepcia y
tanta lucha cruenta me han causado,
tantas amarguras del desterro triste-
gas de la vida sufridas la han quebran
tado, que no en- vano nj impunemente
Sc eiercitan siempre las energfas; pers
no han podido, ah ESQ no nunca, en-
tibiar mi amor al pedazo de TERRA don
de vi Ia lug primera.
Como el desgraciado africano arraG
cado de selva llbre para hacerlo eselavo
no puede olvidar nunca Ia vereda por
donde anduvo, asf 20, esclavo de los
eaprichos de mi destino que me alei6
ue ml tieFid, unuCa GamPoCo Ae pouluo
olvidar nj Ell murmurar de las aguas del
Banilejo, nj la simpatica y gallarda al
lueta que proyecta en- aquet clelo STEM
pre- azul, ell Peravla.
ALA ire, emprendiendo mi marcha ell
jueves, cumpIir mis- ardientes votos !;
mientras tanto, IN adi6s los de squf
y hasts luego.
M. GOMEZ
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-05-21
= NteriOr
Noticias varias
FRAMCEA
INGLATERRA
ESPANA
FRANCIA

arts, Mayo.

Paris, Mayo.
Sc ha celebrado la ceremonia de la
bendlci6u por el cardenal Richard, de
la capilla commemorative elevada sobre
el sitio donde estaba el Bazaar de Carl
dad. -..-.
La Inauguration del palacio de Espa.
ia ha sido trasferida para ell II de Ma.
20, dia del cumplea1os del rey Alfonso
XIII.
FL Gobierno ha tornado disposiciones
para que los obreros puedsn votar ell
domingo On las elecciones municipales.
Paris, idem.
Los extrangeros que visitan la Expo
sici6n han podido YER en- estos dfas, los
inmensos y numerosos carteles fjados
conteniendo los msniiestos de los can
didatos para las elecoiones municipal
que acaban de celebrarse en- toda la
Francia. Esp6rsnse los resultsdos con
viva ansiedad. pues Sc supone que ellos
daran d conocer la opinion del pals
acerca de la polftica actual.
la noticia de que ell Parlamento fran
c6s ha votsdo millones de frances pa.
ra aumentar las fortifcaciones de Fort
de France, ha produeido cierta senss-
ci6n en- las Antillas inglesas. Un tele-
grama de Kingston (Jamaica) publioa.
do en- New York comenta los editoria.
les de la prensa msrtiniqueAa sobre este
punto.
Paris, idem.
El Presidente Y su esposa asistieron
aver al bale dado por sI4a union de las
muieres de Francia> en- el Hotel Cont
mental.
La aeeei6n. americana de maduinatias
en- la Exposition hs obtenido un 6xito
asombroso. Sc ha vendido una gran
cantidad de maquinas a compradores
franceses sc asegura que Sc venderau
todas antes de la Exposition.
Parfs.
El proceso intentado 8 EE Figaro por
Madame Klobb, viuda del Coronel
en- Ell Sudan, ha empezado tam.
bi6n hoy ell motive de este proceso es
Ia suscricion alberta por Ez Figaro q
bene6cio de Madame Klobb.
TNGLATERRA
Londres.
El coronel Mitchell Hodgson, Gober-
iador de la colonia inglesa en- la Costs
lie orc, ha enviado Ell telegrama siguieu-
e fechado en- Coumassie ell ~ de Abril:
rengo la pena de decirle que la situa-
ZION ha llegado un estado muy crftioo;
Il % de Abril envi6 un destacamento
,ara someter & los rebeldes al Este, hs-
,iendo sufrldo nuestras tropas las per-
lidas de muertos 35 herldos. Los
Achantis, en- nunero como de 10000
IAN cercado la ciudad, la cual staca-
on obligando los Haoussas d eyacuar.
a concentrarse al rededor del fuerte.
H combate duro cuatro horas muriendO
einte de nuestros aliados indfgenss y
os Haoussas. Ell numero de soldados
efugiados en- el fuerte es de 358, entire
os cuales figuran Is euroreos, de 6stos
misioueros; sc hace necesario Ell envfo
q nueyos refuerzos. = s'-~<
Otro telegrama de este mismo Gober-
ador de fechs 80, dice que los revolto,
os han atacado ell fuerte habiendo sido
echazado con grandes p6rdidas- La
'6cina Colonial dice que Sc han envis-
0 al general Hodgson refuerzos de Ia
olfcfa de Lagos, otros destaoamentos
g la policfa de la colonia de Sierra
coma del Africa Oriental.
Londres.
I'll embaiador de los EE. UU. Mr..
hoate, hs Pedido Lord Salisbury
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-05-21

Como se esperaba, Ell benefcio de
ChatSG, anoche, resulto brillantfsimo.
Habfa en- nuestro teatro una concurren-
cia considerable. La function de gracia
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-05-21
sMontecristi, Rep. Dom. Julio 1896
Sejs0r Presioe7ete de la Jt<nto RevoZu
ctonoriG Guiana,
Muy senor mfo /:

New York.
Muy sefior mfo:
Mucho me ha entristecido la comuni
cacion de usted en- que me notifca que
esa Junta ha acordsdo cocorrerme con
una cautidad mensual para atender
mis- necesidades.
Las que 10 hemos dido todo a la pa
tria, padre, esposo, hijos.... apenas si
tenemos tempo para ocuparnos de las
necesidades materiales de is existencia.
Adn me queda mi hijo Maximito, de
II amos, que labrando la TERRA me trae
pan bastante blando Y bastante blanco
con que satisfaoer las exigencias de la
vida a1o nos queda algo con que con-
tribulr raensuslmente la redenci6n de
la patria, y no debe gastarse en- par 10
que hace falta para polvora.
LIE saluda respetuosamente,
bernardo ToRo DE GOMEZ
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-05-21
En- PLENA CIUDAD
HechOs 0scamdaIOsOs

Nos han remitido varlos vecinos de
Vista dIegre la siguiente esrta.
Acerca de su particular, llamamos la
atenci6n de las autoridades.
Els impossible que Ponce siga por el
camino que lleva.
Si NADIA Sc hace por detener esos es-
candalos, no Sc culpe 8 nadie de 10 que
snceda.
Volvemos repetirlo vean las auto
ridades ell modo de evitar esa desmora-
lizaci6n.
Sr. director de La D4MooRAc1A.
Ponce.
Suplicamos listed publique en- gu
diario 10 siguiente
Los escandalos y desordenes que sc
suceden diario, 40 tienen antecedentes.
Las mujeres de NAL vivir salen los
BALCONIES sin traje alguno; la policfa las
observa = no las denuncia, toda vez que
la misma policia frecuenta menudo
las casas de dichas muj jeres.
Hoy, como las nueve de la maflana
sucedlo un hecho escandaloso en- ell pa
ito de. la casa numeIo 38, donde fue he.
rido IN joven, sin saberse quieu es el
agresor. Ningun policfa Sc present6 pa
ra capturar al autor, quedando quizat
impune ell hecho. Lo mismo sucede er
la casa numeno 40, los escandalos sc sU
ceden diarlo.
Hace falta se constituYa una pareia
en- dicho barrio, pues las familias hon.
radas que vivimos aquf, tenemos que
permanecer con las puertas cerradas pa
ra no presenciar tanta desvergienza..
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-05-21
z'eNtrO

IBEN:EF1CIo DE cHAL1A
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-02-13

DIPTHERIA, MEASLES, SCARLET
FEVER, NEURALGIA, BRONCHITIS,
HAY FEVER, DROPSY, GOUT, DYS-
PEPSIA, MALARIA, PARALYSIS,
ETC.
1t will cure any disease of any name
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1t never fails if the patient has sulfi-
cient vitality left upon which to build.
1t is at once the most natural, rational,
convenient and pleasant treatment
known, and millions hill the advent of
this marvellous, successful home oxygen
treatment and experience a feeling OF
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fore known. This method of treat
ment is now successfully employed by
many independent, progressive plysi
clans, but owing to the absurd and an
tiquated code of ethics of old fogy doc
tors, is not employed by them because
it is an advertised article.
Give the Perfected OXygenor King a
chance to cure cases which doctors have
given up, and ere long the people will
come to recognize the fact that any
method by which so-called incurable
cases can be cured is good enough
to be relied upon in cases of illness.
Recent or acute cases cured almost
instantly; chronic cases take longer
tine, but the result is invariably
satisfactory.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-02-13


TICING PHYSICIAN AND SUR
GEON ENDORSES THE OXYGE-
NOR KING.
Salt Lake City, Utah, Nov. 1, 1899.
OXygenor Co., Salt Lake City
Gentlemen: In reply to yours, would
say that in keeping up to date in my
profession 1 have had cause to make
exhaustive Investigations regarding
the new OXygenor King treatment, and
have gone to great expense in fitting
up my offices with the latest appli-
ances, from which l am getting the very
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ygen. Disease germs cannot live in sum
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the chief factor in their destruction
there.
Regarding your Perfected Oxygenor
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cent Allotropic Oxygen involved in the
generator by this action is conveyed
through the system. 1 can recommend
it very highly and especially to people
living at a distance from q competent
Physician.
Yours very truly, ]. A. HENSEL, NJ. D.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-02-13
A HOPELESS CASE OF INFLAMA-
TORY RHEUMATISM CURED.
Columbus, O., November 29, 1899.


Ohio Oxygenor Company, City-Gen-
tlemen: l am grateful for the opportu-
nifty of being able to publicly express
my heartfelt appreciation of the bene-
fits derived from your wonderful instru-
ment, The Perfected OXygenor King
l was confined to my bed and on
crutches for nearly year with infiam-
matory rheumatism. My left limb was
in such a condition that my medical
advisors told me that me that / would
never be able to walk again. In this
condition 1 was prevailed upon to try
an "OXygenor King" l have used the
instrument two weeks; have laid my
crutches by, and am able to walk about,
and in a few weeks expect to be en-
tirely cured. / cannot recommend this
instrument too highly to suffering hui
manity. Respectfully,
MISS FELLMAN,
No. 511h North High street, Columbus,
. Ohio.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-02-13
CURED AT THE AGE OF Sc.

MI. SLerHnBi III, JdII' o, Io5V'
I have bought two Of your instru-
ments and they have proved beneht
to me and mine. / recommend the OK
ygenor King to every one I talk to. L
am eighty-six years of age and have
used nothing but this instrument since
I bought the first one. My daughter,
who paid a heavy doctor bill yearly
has not called a doctor for the last year.
my daughter-in-law the same.
Gentlemen, my respect and well WISH
eS to YOU. WIN. L. RlGT.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-02-13
Wlnon

winona, Ohio, Feb. 3, 1900.

WC
T Easter Oh Oxge Chr T "
tmenH IL "a noticed dd i ihy d
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Warmers Safe From f few e
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-02-13

to testify to the virtues Of the "Oxy-
genor King We can truly say it saved
ed our baby life. He had Cholera In
fantum in the worst form, and am sure
he could not have lived much longer
If it had not been for the "Oxygenor
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-02-13
COURT PACKED
To Witness Blackburn S Farewell

distinguished Lawyer May Never
Appear Again
Cincinnati Post, Feb. 10, 1859.
Major G. II. Blackburn was given up
up to die with that dreaded disease
Diabetes. Read his testimonial
about the OXygenor King Treat
ment.
The Cincinnati OXygenor Co.. City.
Dear sirS: l have been great Suf,
ferer from Diabetes for several
years aud when the OXygenor was
brought to my notice confess that
had but little faith in 1t. But, as my
case was a desperate one, was ready
10 try almost anything tor relief.
After several months tire tment
with the OXygenor am fully salts
fed that 1t is all they claim Tor IT,
Irejoice in the fact that a IN about
restored to my former health and
am able to attend to my practice
with as much energy as in the days
of my youth. .,.
Thanks to those gentlemen that in
duced me to TRIP the hXygenor.
Respectfully,
g. II. BLACKBURN,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-02-13
Observation-Disclosures.
l.. G.. Dykes, General Agent

Building and Loan ASSoclatlon,
1925 S. Linden ST., Indianapolis, Ind.
November 16, 1899.
I have used the Oxygenor King sys-
tenn of treatment for disease with great
satisfaction. 1t cured me of rheuma
tlsm. Greatly relives Indigestion and
stomach trouble; proves a quick cure
of nervous and other headaches.
would not be without my Oxygenor
King instrument for five times it's cost
An instrument that really cures without
medicine is a godsend.
L. C. DYNES.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-02-13

LEADING AND REGULAR PRAC-
TICING PHYSICIAN AND SUR
GEON ENDORSES THE OXYGE-
NOR KING.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-02-13
JUST READ THIS.

The Perfected" Oxygenor King is
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RHEUMATISM of all kinds, PNEU-
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BRIGHT'S DISEASE, DIABETES,
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-02-13


Great
Perfected Oxygenenor
Homo Jan. z,
ss Eagle
left
met
il o
andnO
carry
friend King
Massl
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-02-13

King" He was like different baby
after using the "Oxygenor King" seven
hours. You are at liberty to refer to us
at any time.
MIR. and MRS. CHAS. BAUER, '
2614 Grant street.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-02-13

THE TRUSTED AND FAITHFUL
TREASURER OF THE MISSION
AIRY SOCIETY, EVANGELICAL
ASSOCIATION, ENDORSES 1T FOR
RHEUMATISM.
Cleveland, Ohio. June 2, 1899.
The Oxygenor Co.
Every winter 1 had to suffer badly
from rheumatism, but since L used the
Oxygenor King it has been squelched,
and whenever by taking cold, etc, 1t
would crop up again the OXygenor King
would drive it out in short order.
The instrument warns, quickens and
cures the whole system
u. WILLIAM YOST,
Treasurer Missionary Society Evangeli-
cal Association. 665 Woodland ave.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-02-13

The "Perfected" OxYgenor King is
chasers, on easy terms. 1t will last a life
time, and every family should have one.
If you would learn more about it, call at
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-02-13
A WELL KNOWN CANTON WOMAN
GIVES 1T PRAISE,

"A WE'LL hNOWN CANTON WOMAN
GIVES 1T PRAISE.
Canton, o., Jan. 20, 1900.
The Eastern Ohio Oxygenor Co., Charles
E. Taylor, Manager, 2S Eagle Block,
Canton, Ohio:
Gentlemen: am a firm believer in the
efficacy of your Perfected" Oxygenor
King. I recommend it for nervousness
and children's diseases. / personally
know 1T is WONDERFUL.
MRS. A. B. SHERRICK. 6O7 w. 5th.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-02-13

THE PERFECTED oXYGENoR
KING.
Not doctor.
Not a faith cure.
Not a poison.
Not a medicine.
Not a humbug.
Not fake.
Not mystery.
Not wrong diagnosis.
Not a belt.
Not a battery.
Not electricity.
Not drugs.
Not hypnotism.
Not sophistry.
Not divine healing.
Not mentalopathy.
Not mesmerism.
Not suggestion.
Not magnetic healing.
Not massage.
Not telepathy.
Not alopathy.
Not homeopathy.
Not Eclecticism.
Not Osteopathy.
Not Hydropathy.
But the operation of natural law sci
entificaly applied.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-26
FOUND DEAD IN BED.

Tlllie Carr, a prominent police court
character. was found dead in bed last
night shortly before midnight. She pass
ed away in her cabin in the rear of N.
Jette's residence on East Third street.
Heart disease from dissipation is pre-
sumed to be the cause of death. A room
er in an adjoining cabin heard the wo-
mans heavy breathing, ummoned help
and forced the door Of the woman's cab
IN open. She was gasping for breath
and died in a few minutes. N. Jette was
notlhed and he in turn notified Police
Offlcer McMasters. The officer made a
brief examination of the premises and
then summoned Coroner Hardenhrook,
me latter ordered the body removed to
Tuttle's undertaking rooms. The coron-
er will decide today whether or not to
hold al inquest.
A year ago or more Tillie Carr, the dead
oma figured as a witness in the Santi
murder case. Tillie had been living with
the Italian, jim Santi, but at the same
time had received the attentions of Ham
liton. Santi, in a fit of jealous rage at
this fact, shot and killed Hamilton and
now is serving a life sentence il the
state prison at Deer Lodge for the
crime. Title was a witness in the case.
At the preliminary examination she
swore to one set of facts and at the trial
reversed her testimony. For this Coun-
ty Attorney Duffy began to prosecute
her for perjury. The matter fingered for
a time, but eventually was dismissed.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-26
LOCAL BRIEFS
Lodging house for sale 81 e. Park,

Lodging house for sale s11 e. Park. .
Mrs. Peter Hilger and Miss Minnie
stanford are visiting Butte friends.
A chance with every soc purchase. s1QQ
cash prize. I. X. L., Park avenue
George d. Stith and Mary Olson, both
OF Deer Lodge, and William Barnes and
Turkish. electric n medicated baths
at 2lola East Park. Popular prices.
Mary Taylor, colored, both of Anaconda.
were married at the county court house
yesterday by Judge William Devine.
The w. c. I. U. will meet at the home
Of Mrs. Logan Ala Oak street tomorrow
afternoon.
w. r. Allen. who has returned from
French gulch, says the placer mines have
opened for the season.
Swedish Baptist prayer meeting will
De held this evening at the home of Rev,
j. ;. Cederberg, 412 East Seventh.
Peter Miner. a b. A. P, collector was
discharged from the hospital this morn
ing. where he has been i'll with pneu-
mOnia.
The funeral of Mrs. Mary Hunt will
take place from the family residence 1017
East Third street on Saturday at 2 D. M.
Don't forget the L. c.. B. A card party
at A. Q. H. hall tonight. Handsome prizes
delicious refreshments, and a thorough
good time is promised.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-26
NEW TINE TABLE.

The much talked of new Northern Paci-
fc time card will be placed in effect next
Sunday, April goth. On that date the
North Coast Limited train will commence
running between st. Paul and Portland
and the favorite Copper City Limited will
be resumed between Butte and Hamilton
via Anaconda. The . A. P. Ry., officials
gave out the following figures today as
to the running time of trains: The Cop
per City Limited west bound will leave
Butte at 11:25 a. M, Anaconda at 1915 D..
m. arriving at Stuart at 12:45 p. m. Cop
per City Limited east bound will leave
Staurt at 1915 p. M, Anaconda at 12:45 D..
mf, arriving at Butte at 1:35 p. m. Great
Falls local train will leave Anaconda at
$40 a. M, arriving at 4:55 p. M, the same
as at present.
The Great Northern overland train will
depart at 40 p. M, and arrive at 1880 D.
m., the same as at present. A B. A. & F.,
train viii leave Butte at S:25 a. M, arriy-
ing at Anaconda at 1920 a. m.
The 3 o'clock train out of Anaconda for
Butte will not be changed. Passengers
Tor the east or west on the Northeri Paci-
nc through trains will leave Anaconda at
$3.50 a. M, n arrive at 1905. Persons
travelling on passes will not be carried on
the North Coast Limited trains.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-26
NOTICE To Co-owNERs.

To William Richardson. Charles N
Buck n Amanda r. Buck. -.
You are hereby notified that the Butt,
Lana and investment company, your co..
oWner. has, In accordance with section
2Sl4 or the revised statutes of the Unit
ca states. expended in labor and improve.
ments upon the Helen Placer Mining
GAM which Is the N. =. Y of sec. Is, r. !
~, Il. z w., Silver Bow county, Montana.
n notice Of location of which record.
ed at page 4S9. Book b" Placer Records
or said county, one hundred dollars an,
nual representation in the year 1896. one
hundred ollar in the year 1897, one hun,
ored dollars In the year 1898, and one hun
area dollars In the rear 1899, a total or
Iouf unared dollars, and You are hereby
notlned that unless you. William Rich
ardson, contribute your proportion
twelve dollars and fifty cents ($l2. SOY for
each OF the aforesaid years, a total of fif-
" lila $500 and you, Charles M. Buck.
contribute your proportion, twelve dollars
ard fifty cents ($12. SOY for zach Of the
aforesaid years. a total of fifty dollars
l$5o) anu you. Amanda r. Buck, con-
tribute your proportion, twelve dolla.s
and fifty cents ts12.5 SOY for each of the
aforesaid years. a total Of fifty dollars
t*o1!, OF such expenditure, together with
inc interest and costs, within ninety days
alter the complete service of this notice
by publication al your rig.lt, title and
interest and claim in and to the above
described Helen Placer Mining claim
Will become the property Of the UNDER
signed; your co-owner, which has per-
formed the work and made the required
expenditures thereon.
UT LAND & INVESTMENT CO..
BY s. v. KEMPER,
It's Attorney ir Fact.
Butte. Mont. March 3. 1900.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-26

The Catholic club will on or about May
II give their initial grand concert at the
Margaret theater. At that time a pro-
m of number composed of the best
talent in the city will be rendered. On
May 8 a mock trial will be held at the
club rooms. The defendant is w. H.
Mahoney, the best known and most pop
ular member of the club, who is charged
with breach of promise. The caste of
the officers of the court before whom Mr..
Mahoney will be tried is as follows:
Judge, Joseph Mccartney: prosecuting at
torneys. j. f. Mcdonnell and Thomas
Kelly: attorneys for the defense, John T.
Casey and Rev. c. G. Toilet: sheriff, Joe
S%ullivan: under sheriff. j. f. Mccarthy.
The case will be tried before a jury of -
men.
A new entertainment committee was
appointed as follows: Peter Towey,
chairman: William Clark, Joseph Nc
Cafrey. ]. ]. O'Connor. J. E. Mccarthy.
Harry ONeill and Thomas Kelly.
BY a unanimous vote of the club a
committee to frame a new constitution
and set of bylaws for the club was APP
pointed. The present constitution and
bylaws have proven cumbersome and
unWieldy. Shorter and more compact
documents are needed. The committee
consists of j. NJ. Madden. J. E. McDon-
nell. r. c. Malone, Joseph McCaffrey, w.
RI. Mahoney and Peter Towey.