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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-11-03
NOTIUAS

Eu Arecibo durante Ell pasado
mes de Octubre han fallecido 1O4
personas de distintas Intermediates
y Sc han registrado 81 nacimientos.
En- ell vapor americana ePouce,
llegaron aver los vagones del ferro
carril el6ctrico, embalados en- cajas
de gran tama11o.
Ha resultaeo muy lucida la
fiesta celebrada aver tarde en- ell ce.
menterio de esta ciudad, con motive
de Ia conmemoraci6n de los difun.
tos.
Ell individuo Charles T. Torres
en- sociedad con Albert J. Patrick,
intentaron robar su capital fntegro
al Millionaire William NJ Rose, des
pues de haberle envenenado Esto
es de 10 mas inaudito y criminal que
hemos podido yer en- nuestra vida
Ell asunto Sc halla en- poder de los
Tribunales, y seran juzgados seve-
ramente.
Ell SOL DE ORC realiza los
corses precios baratfsimos, los de
2, 3, 4 y pesos los da 60 centa
vos, 81, 81 25 y 81 so Encajes STEM
pre- tiene esta casa un esplendido
surtido, los hay de seda negros y
blancos anchos propios para ado-'
nor de escotes, tamb;en crudos q Is,
20, 25 y 20 centavos vara, muchas
classes mas por varss desde 2, 3, 4,
hasta 10 centavos .vara, abanicos,
tigeras y platos hondos y blancos q
IS centavos, Lucas Gimenez. San
Francisco Al. P
Sabemos que en- el laboratorio
qufmico de Ia Junta Superior de Sa
nidad, 90 hacen, gratuitamente, ana
Isis, de aguas-de algibes. De ese
modo los propietarios de casas pue
! den yer 81 estas estan 6 no en- con
| diciones de tomarse.
Los comisionados del Cana5s
dicen que en- la pr6xinfa session del
Parlamento, Sc dictara una ley pro
hfbiendo Ia entrada de los Chinos or
aquel Territorio.
Manuel Pastrana, her.do aver
en- Ia frente, tue asistido en- 10 sails
de socorros.
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FoSforoS de Se8drlddd
de II Acreditada marca <RED STAR,
Estrella Roia.)
DE VENTA

En- ell almacen de los Sres. A.
VICENTE Y CO as 5.85 orc La Gaia
de 10 gruesas de Cajitas con los Sc
llos de Rentas Internas y en- cantida-
des de UNA A CINCOCAJAS. +
VIDAL d. Cn.
Bayamon 10 de Octubre de 1900.
D. n.
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LARGE STOCK
ANUNCIO

'LANDRON Il SMITH" abo
gados, Cruz 4-principal-, ofrecen
sus servicios profesiorales para to.
da clase de asuntos en- los Tribuna
les ordinarios y Corte de Distrito de
los E e. u u.
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Dolores ae!t;;,,,..

(Del diario Gel Siglo,, Aontevideo
Uruguay
El sef1or Enrique Burdete, habil
director del Colegio <Sociedad de
Amigos de la Educaci6n,, maniies.
ia 10 siguiente:
sPor espacio de cuatro aflos es.
tuve sufriendo dolores de orfgen ner
vioso y fuerte OPPRESSION al est6mago.
Sent1a mucha debilidad y cansancio,
tristeza, fatulencia v6rtigos muy
amenudo Despues de haber toma-
10 diversos remedies sin resultado
alguno tome los Pfldoras Rosadas
del DR. Williams las cuales me alivia
ron & los doce dias y POGO ,despues
me restablecieron por complete. >
Acosejo por 10 tanto, el uso de
estas p1!doras & las personas que
sientan los sfntomas va indicados,
mucho mas cuando va las he reco
mendado a varios amigos y han obte
nico con elias tan buen 6xito como
yo.
Los Sres Angel Grela y Roman
Perez, saben que 10 que refiero es
un hecho.
Cuchilla de San Gabriel, Depar
tamento de Florida, Repdblica de
Uruguay, Abril 20 de 1900.
(Eirmado)
ENRIQUE BURDETE,.
Las pfldoras rosadas del DR. Wi
lliams, son las mas populares en- to
dos los paises donde han sido intro
ducidas. Puridcan y enriquecen la
sangre, restablecen los nervios = Gu
ran la PARALYSIS parcial, bale de San
Vito, neuralgia, reumas, nerviosi'
dad, dolor de cabeza nervioso. oal
pitaci6u del coraz6n, anemia pail.
dez, frialdad de manos Y pies, IRE
gularidades en- las funciones mensua
les de las mujeres y la debilidad en-
ambos sexos:
Son inmejorab]es para las enfer.
medades de los hombres causadas
por indiscreciones de la juventud,
| exceso de trabajo 8 estudio etc.
Hay muy pocas boticas don6e
no Sc vendan las pfldoras rosadas
del DR. Williams.
Cualquier persona que tenga di-
fcultad en- adquirirlas debe dirigir =
Sc a la casa DR. Williams Medicine
Co de Schenectady, N Y, Estados
q aidos, y ser& avisado donde com
| prsrlas. La misma casa cuenta con
un departamento m6dico para aten
| der <gratuitamente, & las consultas
de los pacientes donde quiera que
Sc encu :ntren.
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"THE HELVETIA"
81 Gale de la Cruz, q.
1 .-.. Il L., <c~1Ioc tsTT1o

Atenta siempre nuestra autori
dad local & todo 10 que puede Sc, de
inter6s pdblico, acojierdo cuanta
indication sea tendente al mejora.
miento de nuestras condolences loca
les, Sc ha ordenado va la numeraci6n
de las casas en- Santurce que era
una necesidad por todos reconoci
da.
Abordo del transporte ameri
cano <Rawiin, lego hoy de los Es'
tados Unilos el General Davis Al
ent1ar ell barco que 10 conduc1a Sc
bicieron por ia plaza las salvas de
honor regiamentarias.
Aver tarde tuvo efecto ell en-
tierro de nuestro amigo don Francis
co Fernandez Juncos, siendo muy
nunlerosa la concurrencia. Ell sef1cr
Balbas Cap6 en- sentidas y elocuen
tss palabras despidi6 ell duelo D.
Aver en- Ell Dep6sito ell deteni
do Manuel elias agredi6 al guardia
del reten Carlos Garcia de Ia Noce
da, quien le aplico aquel un maca
nazo ma ydsculo que le abrio la ca
beza, dAndose cuenta del suceso al
Juzgado correspondence
Por ruta para Vieques Sc, a
remitido ell sugeto Epifanio Martin
nez, natural de aquelDa isla, por ha.
berlo sorprendido aver la policia en-
juegos prohibidos.
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::||!:)|NbRES DEb|LES
REGOBRAD VUESTR0 VlG0R
LA DEh0RA ES RELI6R0SA. 4

rsrpcc q,e eli Craador ha ordenado que des1ues
IL. u. sang el iiui!o vital seminal sea la suo-
sta,tr,a n.ta rtcS:o.a q cueTrO Del h0mDFe,
;.:.-,l.,.. Do i!a EtratH ural de 81 proouclFa
81. -. % -uI atans dr<astrOsn5
, >. noInbtcs han ,nutrto de nedades
cor. ,.n.- t,'ts c mo laa del coraz6n del higadr
d.. los rjInt- So. ID. puInonaree, etc
,.,r nsn-r ,.-,,niti.o Il su si,alfaad gastarse. e1
toni. ,,dn~c AL a ser fGcnes victimae de eetaA
t;tIrria..ia., Cuan,iU a,Kunas cajas de nuestra3
tn.a.i.l g., lu.:.a4 .s d i,smpo habi ian inpedldO
c>ta- d.. ii:1Aui.- lcrtiiias, asi preservando su
llait.l tAl '.-is ir d los ataQues de esas pet-
gr,.>.,S i; f.;Incsia !ss.
Mucho, hon! res han llegado lenta. pero seRurA-
nert+ ( iir tAtadn dc demtpCiA incurable causn
d.. ,.,as .,,i L4>, .in saOer 10 verdaderA causa
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HFIClON S. - - :
GRAN pePQsrT0

De hoy a Manana se espera en-
nuestro puerto, procedente de Euro
po y SAINT Thomas el vapor frances
<Olinde Rodriguez, en- viaje para
Puerto Plata y Haiti
Ha muerto en- New York Mr.
William L. Strong, Alcalde lue fue
de aque!la gran ycindad, y persona
muy apreciable y diseinguida por su
filantropla y las ,excelentes condi-
clones de su caracter conciliador. Mr..
Strong fue uno de los miemoros mas
importantes del partido republicano
Ell Emblema Official del Partido
Republican, Sc halla de veuta en- la
casa de <Dooley. Smith y Cia Te
tuan 13, San Juan, al precio de So. SO
por Glen emblemas. Sc despachan
pedidos por correo. Sc s plica las
Juntas Locales manden sus pedidos
sin perdida de tempo.
us 15-15
0En la Isla de Culebra no ha 20
dido constit1irse ell Coml,e Federal.
Tomas Rovira Cerezo:: Medico
Cirujano
Certitica: Que en- las muchas
prescrip Zones en- que ha ordenado
Ell uso del vino aceite de bacalao IA
cricsdo por los Sres. Frederik &
G. le ha dado el resultado apeteci
do superando en- mucho q algunos de
sus similares. Com batiendo no sola
mente aquellas Intermediates debi
das al escrofulismo sino tambien Ia
anemia clorosis, ciertas enfarmeda
des dependiente de Ia matriz y pull
mones y todas aquellas que dimanan
del mpobrecimlento de Ia sangre
DIR, TOMAS ROVIRA,
Los dolores nenralqicos de Ia
cara y los oidos, Sc curan con IN
linimento hecho con treinta gramos
de aceite de almendras dulces y cua
tro gramos de laudano liquido. Pa
ra hacer uso de este remedio, Sc
moja en- 81 un pedacito de algodon
con ell cual Sc frota la parte dolori
da ST ell dolor es en- ell dido, Sc
introduce taponcito empapado
en- la misma mezcla,
AL regresar para el dep6sito los
detenidos que Sc hallaban en- ira
bajos, ell preso Venancic Acosta le
dirigi6 algunas palabras insultantes
al Conceal Sr Diaz Navarro. El
hecho fu4 denunciado y absuelto ell
acusado en- virtud de haberlo asf pc
dido ell referido CONCEAL al Tribunal
de Policfa.
Aver fue asistido en- el cuarto
de socorros ell individuo Encarna.
ci6n Nieves, de una herida en- Ia
cabeza que Sc la cause Marcos Cruz
Catala, por el solo Lecho de no pa
garle aquel la <ma1ana, Ell agresor
no ha sido capturado, pero Sc han
sado 6rdenes para su detenci6n.
THE HELVETIA"
81 Gale de la Cruz, 27.
Gran casa de huespedes ''Ta
BILE d H6te'
Aposentos para familias y
personas solas.
BANOS
PROP1ETAR1O PEDRO SCHIRA.
u-p-a
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Communicate
San German Octubre 20 de 1900.
Sr. Director

de LA CORRESPONDENCE.
Deseo hacer constar por medic
del peri6dico de su direction, que
habiendo mi'itado hasta hoy en- el
partdo Federal, me separo de toda
polftica, quedando, por 10 tanto, en-
actitud independents.
De V. atentamente, =
vi TOMAS N FRADERA.
Sc solicita un mirador, que
cuente con algunas comodidades y
tepga 10 Indispensable en- una habi
tac.on.
Informara en- esta imprenta
don Pedro r de Diego.
u-s-1O-4
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-06-21
Light of the Moon.

The party composed of Alexis
Nelson, Harry Jackson, Thorn
as Dawson, John Dawson, John
UT erback, Claude Henderson,
James Hornback, Ennis Tooley,
Frank Upton, of .Stoutsville,
Emmett Vowel, Elmo Jackson,
Claude Nichols, and Misses
Eleanor Scott, Lizzie Arnold,
Minnie Willis, Olivia Brown,
Lou Jordon, Gertrude Mccall,
Berta Jackson, Bessie Willis,
Maude McClintic, Myra Lewis,
Mary Fuqua and Miss Florence
Cox, OF Cynthiaua, KY, chap
eroned by Mesdames j. S.
Scott and B. G. Moss, spent
last Thursday at Spaldipg
Springs and upon their return
report spending one of the most
pleasant days of their lives.
The drive home by the light of
the moon beat Swing on grand
pas meadow gate badly,
The trip cost Emmett Vowel
a pair of nice light pants, he
sat down on a lemon pie.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-06-21
THE WABASH.

Puts on additional train SER
vice between Kansas City, and
st. Louis, st. Louis and Chi
cago and st. Louis, Buffalo,
New York and Boston.
The Wabash New Schedule
which goes into effect Sunday,
June 3rd, Esta blishes New fast
Service between Kansas City
and st. Louis, st. Louis and
Chicago, and st. Louis, Buffalo,
New York and Boston. The
daily morning fast train leaves
Kansas City at 10 a. M, and ar
rives in st. Louis 600 d. m,
making the run in 8 hours; west
bound this train leaves st.
Louis at 9:15 Il. M; and arrives
DIT Kansas City at $50 p. m.
These trains are Vestibuled
throughout, carrying day coach
es, reclining chair cars (seats
free) and buffet parlor cars.
The New York fast mail, via
Moberly and Hannibal, leaves
Kansas City at 6:15 p. m, ar.
rives at New York at 7:3O the
second morning, making the
run in about 36 hours, the fast.
est time ever made by any reg
ular daily train between Kan
sas City and New York.
The Midnight Special, a new
train leaving St. Louis at 11:3O
p. M, arrives in Chicago at 800
a. m. and New York at 7:3S the
second morning. Equipment in
this train: Reclining chair cars
Seats free), compartment and
regular open sleeping cars. No.
9. fast mail, will leave st. Louis
at 2:15 p. m. and Hannibal at
4:1O p. m, arriving in Kansas
City at $50 p. m, making the
run from st. Louis to Kansas
City in Z hours and Is minutes
and from Hannibal to Kansas
City in hours and 90 minutes:
this train will carry day coach
es, reclining chair cars (seats
free) and buffet parlor car from
st. Louis and day coaches and
buffet sleeping Car from Hanni-
bal.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-06-21
Who Won This Queer Striker

Who Won This Queer Strike?
There was a peculiar strike
at the distillery in Bellville
Tuesday afternoon, which was
settled in peculiar manner.
Lewis Geyer has the contract
for tearing down the ways of
of the building and rebuilding
them. He has some bod carriers
in his employ. and he pays them
the union scale of 30 cents an
hour. AS he was not ready to
utilize them he offered them 20
cents an hour to do the common
labor of tearing down the walls.
They accepted and went to
work.
Officers of the Federal Labor
Union heard of this and went
around and talked to the hod
carriers and the latter made a
demand of Mr.. Geyer for their
scale of 30 cents and announced
that if they did not receive it
they would not work. He re.
fused to give it to them and
they stopped work.
Mr.. Geye err then employed
members of the Federal Labor
Union and paid them their
scale, which is Il! cents an
hour.
The question now is, who
won the strike?
Union principals were vindi.
Gated, but the contractor gets
the work done for % cents an
hour less than he was paying
before, The members of the
Federal Labor Union get their
scale. The members of Hold
Carriers Union will be idle un-
til the contractor is ready for
them to begin erecting the
walls.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-06-21
The Antiquity of Bells.

Bells as a means of calling
people together have been in
use from the earliest ages. We
know that they figured in the
festivals of Iris, in ancient
Egypt, were used in the re-
sponses of ancient oracles, and
were worn on the border of the
garments of the Jewish high
priests. Bronze hand bells were
found by Layard in the ruins of
the palace of Nimrod. They
were used in the camps and
garrisons of the Greeks to call
the troops together, no doubt
at meal times as we'll as on
other occasions.
The Romans also were ip the
habit of using them; it is said
to be from their occurrence in
basilicas and heather temples
that they came to be so exten.
sively adopted in Christian
churches.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-06-21
Starlight and Peacock.

These two black jacks, with white
points, are ISL hands high. will make
he season of 1900 at my mule barn At
miles N w of Monroe, miles N E
of Hunnewell.
Starlight is the Outright jack that
made the season of 1898 at Sam Sparks
barn. have mules of his get on the
farm to show his breeding qualities.
Peacock is known as the Hank Ely
Jack. Any one wishing to know hi
breeding qualities, enquire of Il. w.
Ely. or r. K. Megown. These are both
fine iennet'jacks Come and see them be-
lore breeding.
Harry A, McClintic
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-06-21
Unnecessary Loss of Time.

National Bank of Winterset, Iowa. In a recent
letter gives some experience with carpenter
in his employ. that will be of value TO other
mechanics. He says II had a car penter work
ing for me who was Obliged to stop work for
several days on account of being troubled
with Diarrhoea. mentioned to him that l had
been similarly troubled and that Chamberlain
Collie, Cholera ahd. Diarrhoea Remedy has
cured me. He bought bottle of 1t from the
druggist hore and Informed me that one dose
cared him and he is again at his work. For sale
by b, o. Wood and Raney Saunders.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-06-21
Humorous.

$50 the elopement on the au-
tomobile was pipped in the
bud?' Yes; the old man hid
the gasoline an."-Syracuse
Herald.
Tutor-"You know, of course,
that in Christian countries such
as ours man is only allowed
one wife. Now. what is that
state of things called?" Pupil
I'll know. Monotony.w -
Punch.
Trouble Coming.-Friend-
"How did you like your new
teacher, Freddie?" Freddie lin
differently)-"Oh, 1 like her
better than she's going to like
me after she has been there six
months. "-Somerville Journal.
Hardup-"My love for you,
Miss Goldson, is like a consum-
ing fire that burns every
thing in its path" Miss Gold
son-"Then I fear it would be
uuwise to choose such a hus-
band to handle my money!
Gle veland Leader.
AS One Sees It.-Tommy-
'Pop, what is vulgar ostenta-
tion?" Tommy's Father-''Vul-
gar ostentation, my son, is the
display made by people who
have more money to do with
than we have ourselves. Phil
adelphia Record.
O'Hool ihan-"Phwat is a
phr ysin t. ymint, anyhow"
O'Lafferty-'Th' SOME as if
Old sthrike an miss yerz tn
foorst toime-thin yerz wad
hav' phrysintymint thot onlis
y'd move y'd git hit tn mkt
tonne. Ohio State Journal.
"Do you believe in heredity,
Mrs. Simpson," Indeed, I do;
every mean trait Bobby has
can trace right back to his faith
err" Does his father believe in
heredity?" Eyes, he traces
Bobby's faults all back to me. ,
THE Columbian.
Publisher-''There is one bad
break in your novel. You tel
of a tremendous snowstorm thai
your hero encountered in the
tropics. AS matter of fact
they never have any snow
there" Writer-"Yes; that i:
the reason I made so much o.
the circumstance, don't yor
see?"-Boston Transcript.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-06-21

Col. Williams, of Fayette, was
the only candidate for a state
Office who could call seven
daughters to his assistance in
winning votes. His bevy of
agreeable daughters enlNened
his canvass at his headquarters
in Kansas City. They also con-
Quoted his correspondence while
he was away on canvasslng
tours, and were generally use
full as managers anb assistants
an his campaign.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-06-21
Household Bits.

The "stitch in time" saves
many a nickel as we'll as the
proverbial nine stitches.
Clothing lasts far longer if
the washboard is discarded and
borax, naphtha soap or some
other harmless detergent is
used in the family washing,
says Farm and Fiteside.
White clothes can be cleansed
precisely as well without boil
ing as with, and the former is a
decided saving of fuel.
Learn the latest up.to date
methods of toothsome and at
tractive dishes out of the very
least LEFTOVER" of meat or
vegetables.
Don't stay in any of the old
ruts of cooking. It's expensive e.
There is almost no end of ex-
cellent dishes that can be made
from cheapest cuts of meat, and
delicious soups can be had with
the outlay of a cent.
Sickness in the family makes
an astonishing drain on the
muckles. Avoid it by learning
the nutritive value of different
foods, and then provide whole.
some and varied diet for your
family.
Lay in supply of canned
vegetables, and during the late
winter and early spring depend
upon these, with lean meats,
fish, eggs and milk, and taboo
fat meats, pies and cakes.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-06-21

sample of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets. They are an elegant physic. They
also improve the appetite. strengthen the di-
They are easy 70 take and pleasant In effect.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-06-21

=, severe sPtein WIN usually disable the in.
eases have occurred, however. In w6ich M nsily
has been seeled In less than one week by ' ap
b. o. Wood and Raney & Saunders VI sale by
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-06-21

Possibly the present troubles
in China may be composed with
out serious trouble or change,
but the inevitable is approach
ing. In the strife Of the worlds
advance, the weak goes down
before the strong, and China is
in the way of progress. The
scene is pathetic. Even in the
mental and moral world, the
fittest survive. The attack on
missionaries is only incidental.
Elk.
The above is queer editorial
to appear in a religious paper.
1t is not a question of the sur
vial of the fittest but one of
brute force and stupendous
steal behind it and the worst
feature is, Christian nations are
behind it. China is in the way
of progress" China gave the
world astronomy, daily wealth
er bulletin, the first bill of ex
change, the first bank bill, gun
powder, the art of working met
ais and the printing press and
paper to print on. What natio I
has done as much. The Chinese
has his religion. England in an
attempt to force her own on her
forced opium on her and begin,
ming with the East India Co
have robbed the Chinese blind
| for centuries. Does Christ teach
his followers TO plumber and
Stay those who do not believe
in him? No, He says "a little
child shall lead them" Not
that you shall go forth and Stay
and plumber and then as it were
when too weak to resist longer
cram Him down their threats.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-06-21

Have your machines repaired
by J. B. Bristow.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-05-24
Pungent Paragraphs.

Don't provide yourself with wife
and expect her to provide you with a
home-she may fool YOU.
l. is not positive that our milk
man has pedigreed COWS because ne
supplies you with blue milk.
The small boy likes maternal sym
pathy, but he never likes his mother
To feel for HIM with her slipper.
Every woman knc W more than a
man does-so she thinks. but there are
lots Of things she don't know.
Ii you attempt to train up your chill
dren in the wae they should 90 be
sure You are going hat way yourself.
II YOU owe a man grudge don't
YOU pay he bill. He will be the better
I'll without settlement.
You should never turn over a new
leai unless you have something sensi-
bile 70 write on the page.
A dentist can't be blamed for look
ing down in the mouth once in while.
Ihat is what he is paid for.
Ereyity may be the soul Of wit. but
when il comes to money matters here
is no fun in being short.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-05-24
rFr,t Publication May last MAY
Notice to Creditors.

state OF Wisconsin. Grant County Court
IS In probate. .,...
In the matter Of the estate OF Ann Ritehie,
deceased.
Ietter, Of administration on the estate OF
Ann Ritchie deceased. having been ISSUED
IL william w Richie.
Notice is hereby given that the creditors
of said Ann Ritchie. deceased. are allowed
ana limited by order Of this court until ana
including the
FIRST TUESDAY or NOVEMBER, 1900,
being the 6th day Of said month to present
their claims and demands against SAID Ann
Ritchie. deceased to the County Court Tor
examination and allowance.
Notice is also hereby given that the CLAIMS
and demands 50 presented Will be examined
and adjusted by this court at the office 81
the County Judge the Court House III the
CITY Of Lancaster in said county on the sec
ond Tuesday of November 1890.
Dated this list day of Nav, 1900
By the Court,
F. GOODSELL, County Judge.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-05-24
IFtrst Publication MAY ;; last, May I'll
Notice to Creditors.
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state at Wisconsin. Grant County Court,
s.. In Probate.
I'm me matter OF the estate OF John Nc
Mahou deceased
Letters testdmentary on the estate OF
John McNahnn deceased having been is
sued 10 w T. Richardson,
Notice is hereby given that the creditors
OF SAID Jnnh Mcmahon. deceased. are al
lowed and limited bv order 81 this court I'M
til and including tine
FIFTH TUESDAY or OCTOBER. 1900
being the Both dav of said month. to present
their claims and demands against the estate
Of ~,tdJohn McATdhou, dcCeased.t to the eaun-
" court Tor examination ami allowance.
Notice IS also hereby given that the claims
ana demands 80 presented VIII he examined
ana al Sted bv his court at the ONCE OF
the county Judge At the Court house IN the
city 1T Lancaster in said county on The
first TUESDAY OF November a. - 100
Dated tuis 2.th day OF April 1900.
isy the Court
+ b GOODSELL, County Judge