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SQUARE 1000, s-b-Iot &c. Jesse Il Wilson and
j. r Hood trust % g
Square 1870. sgb-lot %, jesse II. Wilson and
j. r Hood. trust 20 C.
Square goo, slJ-ldt 81, Jesse Il. Wilson and
J. F. Hoe. 20 y
Square 1910, sub-iot IS. 4 Street front. jesse
II. Wilson aad J. r. Hood. trust-...-..-.. q IS
square l->i. Tot Mary l. Hl-hes- = -
Sqv1re iCss. lot S. M1rv T. Huvhes.- : 5
SQUARE I0S4. sub-Iot ~. Henry c. Eaguer- 20 %
Square To-. su5-llS =. Henry G. W4srer--- % %
square IG2{. s1b-ior -, Henry G. Wassser-- % %
spare los, su5-ot "a, Henry C. wagner % 70
su5-lot a. block J., Le Dr0it Park Ad-
diriGu. plat Ia Af,r v MEcurds.......-.. - CO
Square eaS Po-t q lot "a, beginning At The
fSSull Eest corner q said lot. thence east
c3-ll It.. rlfuce north 3 f. thence west
t5-lt T.. thence souJh > g. 90 the begin
ming. John Cook Observation-Disclosures IS 90
sGl1re CO.. F2rJ Of !ot %. beginning al tie
southwest corner q said lot. thence east
g It., thence north - IT,. thence wes- .
Il, thence south Is f., 70 beginning John
square els- part OF Ion q. beginning II the
s1CtLUtsI corner II said lot. thence east
- II. thence EGTth q e.. thence west g
y, t1eAee south . e., % beginning John
square 6c9 part % lot -. beeInusuc a. the
sc-thUest corner Of sid lot thence east
a IT, thence north = f.. thence west Il
H., thence so1th . f., 70 the beginning,
John Cook, trust ---------- y 5
Square e69. sab-IOt JIG, George W. Mont
eo-lerE J. %
Square o5s su5-.0t II8, George W. Mont
gonie'y Is -
Square ESQ sub-Iot II2. George W M5a.-
gcmeIy -----------------.- -. 625
Square CO. part o. lot 3. being the west Il
Il BY the depth Of sid l0t, Den A san
ford 81 -
square CT. lot {. Don 4 S-rs1rd --....-- = :
Square Co !Ct 8 Don A S-nfs-i .....-..-.- 5 =
square lt5. 4ot g. Dou A. Sanford .-------- = o
square o59 sub-lct "a Charles Butt----- % 20
Sgll-e CD s-l5--0t ,. Charles Bcr--.--.-.. % ;
spare CO. zI5-ICt - Charles B1-r- N p
Square CO, s-h-lot =, Alice X Ea-shzrl.-. q >
square sf3- s'-h-lsJ - Harriet J. Rupert % >
Stil1ye CO. sub-lCt O.. Th1u1s Z Wa-Zz-
ran. trust. .-.......... g -
Square ot9. sub--oS e. TnOu-s = W3sga-
mar. tr,lzt--.--.--.... .-..-..--.--- % q
square o.. slnllt O., John Roche IS .
square 664. srb-lHt 66. John Rst- Ir---- ss .
square use. sub-lOt 6. David F. Weaver.-- y p
Square td3, sUb-lot G.. David T. Weaver..- 20 >
Square CD. sub-I5t - David r We1ver. % >
Squire ui.'. sUb-lot -. Conrad Baur-za 2s -
Spare 6tg, sub--0t -, Robert C2-roE----- - 5
Square re, sub-lot =. Charles T. Eo,1er. u >
Square to4. szlb-lot -, George Il MoaGsr % >
Squire tC9. slb-,ot -, Otto Jahn-oa----- y .
SIu--e Gfg. s1b-l0J -. Thomas Il fia-I.- n p
Square CO. s-l-l1r =. Thomas Il HaIE.... % >
square tl9. sub-l0I - John FaG-uEuuf ... % =
Square cs. suh-lot -. John Fahrnko1f -... p ,
square COZ su5lc- =. Henry Ci-zstzir-.-.- 25 >
Square cls, slb-lot -, Hguy Chas-ain---..- - >
By order CT the Commissioners OF the
District OF Columbia
GEO T. GREEN.
1el6-l2t OK 81 Water Registrar, D c
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NICELY Fur. roous; good home cooking: plenty
Of shade; uuHier limited Mss LIZZIE
Pt NPHREl, Rockville. I'D. jyl93t EN-
At SHEFFIELD. on the Potomac. three iii s
from Colonial Beach. boating. fissiug- ard
bathing free; q pr day; = per week G.. -
COJLDMAN, Maple Grove, Va jylJ25J
MOUNT HOLLY HOUSE-Eighty uuilos down Po-
tGUac; oysters. fish and crabs; mineral
spriags, sail asc row boats free. MRS J. c.
DAVIS, Mount Holly, Va yLs-Iat en-
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COUNTRY BOARD

JERSEY COTTAGE. Colonial Beach. srtc>iar
we'll u per C4T. trlnsIcuLs 81 - ClI al
Ii29 18th Fl. nv. irgIH $50 o. to $50 p m
Tv1l-st
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Chicago Grain and Proxisinn Market.

Corrected daily by W. B. Hibbs & Co.. men,
bers Of the New York Stock Exchange l4I9 F
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SPECIAL NOTICES
SUMMER RESORTS.
Chautaugua Hotel,

Chauteuqia teach IseI Hla3s), LerY aid.
Most delightful summer and family resort on
Chesapeake Bay. Beet baJhin. boating cTzbbinS.
fishing; large. airy rooms; 2hunGaE-s Of SnaIc: tu3
entertainments daily IN Auditorium; divine services
Sunday al II, $50 and 3 o'clocS Trains leave
r. q. Station ESQ, Ia, and 8;53 Returning
isave Beach $50 q. m, 7.45 ard 9:s5 D. m
Refund trip, 50 cents; Is DAYS. - cents; children
bali price Room and board. 500 Per week and
up Beautiful building lots for sale. Address
K. II. Parker. ChautIEquA Beach. Nd iy21-tf. en-
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The bank statement was an. excellent
document, much beyond the general ex-
pectatiOn. Reserves increased S4.121. T2J.
loans decreased S5,2Sl 100. specie increased
Sl.6Sl .le0, legals increased 81 III geo. de-
posts decreased Sl.215,1cJ. aEd circulation
increased $I45. Zoe.
Sugar advanced TO I29 IS early in the
day, but did not succeed in reaching the
lee marker during the week. There was a
decline Of two points or more before the
lose. The suppOSition that the trust con
trolls the new National Sugar Refinery
Company IS again given much weight anu
there WAS again today the statement that
the price OF refined sugars Will be ad-
vanced on Monday.
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= / >t-alr. tTl7I -------. > %
F. [. Sssasr. t5ust-..---.-.-..-......- > co
Scare s13. part oi sGI-ilt Is. beginning
6I-2 IT, south from the northwest c1rne.
cf s-it LOT. t-cLca s.Crh - > e.; thence
east II5 Il 10 - inches; thence north
% 10 f. thtnCe west 70 the beginning,
Solornsn ..-......--............... g II
S.,,rsra ga -..b-s.t s. John W Thomas. . -
lClll 4--t--li-tll. 80 80
BY order Of the Commissioners OF he
District Of Columbia
GEO. F. GREEN
ieI6-12t cx Su Water Registrar. D c
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square dc9. part % lot -. beginning. a. the
southwest corner Of sid lot thence east
a IT, thence north = f.. thence west Il
f., thence sozth - f., 70 the beginning,
John C.nE frrreH
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dirisE. plat Is. AHe Y M1ctlris.
squire o-s, pore Of lot 70, beginning AZ the
fsJuflUezt clrner q said Ist rharca east
C3-ll f.. rlFuce north = f. thence west
e5-l1 f.. thence souJh > O.. 90 the begin
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Square CO. part o. lot 3. being the west Il
Il By the depth of sid l0t. Den A. san
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-07-15
Ii HUNG CHANG.

Hong Kong, July 14.-Li Hung
Chang has again been summoned
to Pekin.
London, July 1.-THE Daily
Telegraph prints the following:
Canton, July 13.-Iunderstand
that Viceroy Ii Hung Chang will
positively remain here until the
allied powers have defeated the
usurper, Tuan's, mixed forces of
Manchus, Boxers and Triads.
He will then go north and lend
powerful aid to arrange terms of
peace and will cooperate with
Prince Ching, Gen. Yung Lu and
other viceroys favorable to the
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pleted. The proceedings of the
trial SO far are devoted princi-
paily to introducing plans of the
state house and executive man
sion. There has been no sensa.
tional testimony yet.
Georgetown, KY, July IA
Warden Lillard of the peniten
tiary, who was with GoebAl wher
the latter was assassinated, wa:
on the stand this afternoon.
He told the story of the shoot
ing in detail and mada a GOOD
witness.
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THEN AND NOW.
icripps-McRae Press Association.

By Scripps- -McRae Press Association
Washington, D. c., July II
Consul Goodnow reports by mail
to the state department under
date of June % that crops in that
region are abundant and the in
habitanss prosperous. New ma
chimes and methods of transpor'
tation have not thrown any OF
the people out of employment
Accordingly there is no destltu-
tion upon which to found an agi'
tation such as prevails in North
ern China.
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Civil ana Mining Engineering.

Parties having land to be sur
veyed will find it to their interest
to get Hoge & Hoge's rates on the
work. We guarantee all our work
both in the engineering and chem
ical departments and cannot afford
to do other than first class work.
We have newly equipped assay
outfit and general chemical labora-
tory and are prepared to give full
reports on mineral discoveries of
the Territory. Give rs call.
HOGE & HOGE.
Williams & Pennington building,
Ardmore, /. T.
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CoMMUNIcATIoN RESTORED.

BY scripps-McRae Press Association.
London, July 14.-Taku dis
patches announce that tele
graphic communication between
that place and T'ien Tsin has
been restored.
Washington, July 14.-Minis-
ter WI hopes to get a cipher
message to and from. Conger,
but there is little hope of this in
Washington.
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GOVERNOR WOOD COMING.

By Scripps- -McRae Press Association.
Havana, July 14.-Governor
Wood, accompanied by his wife
and children, and Lieutenant
Hanna, sailed today for New York
on the Ward liner Havana.
Colonel Scott, chief Of staff,
will act in the absence of General
Wood.
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PRINCE SnEN0 SAYS HE IS RE.
SPONsIBLE FOR THE TROUBLE
QAR dpff 5TQ|ath At SLAUGHTER
Communication Has Been Resumed with
TIeu Tsin-Ll Hung Co ArrsuRe for
Peace Boer Prisoners Attempt
Escape Death by Dynamite.
BLAMES GENERAL TUANG
scripps-McRae Press Association.

BY Scripps-McRae Press Association
Shanghai, July IA. = Prince
Sheng, director of telegraphs,
has communicated a message to
consuls here announcing the
murder of foreigners at Pekin,
and attaching the blame on the
anti-foreign general, Tuang Fuh
Slang.
The message says Tuang be-
came enraged at the defense
made by the British legation and
ordered heavy guns to be fired,
demolishing the legation and set.
ting the ruins aflame.
The result was the humiliation
of the foreigners.
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WHOLESALE POISONING j..

BY Scripps- McRae Press Association.
Cologne, France, July IA
wholesale poisoning of people
along the Rhine has occurred,
due to drinking the river water.
Decayed horsefiesh is supposed
to have tainted the water. At
present ninety are i'll and twenty
are in a dying condition.
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AN ERRONEOUS REPORT

BY Sc-ipps- -McRae Press Association
St. Paul, Mimi, July 14.-At
the office of the United States
marshal it is stated there is little
or no foundation for the pub
lishe d report of a threatened up
risiL g of blanket Indians at Red
Lake reservation.
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DIST lICT OF COLUMBIA CENSUS.
BY s. pps- -McRae Press Association.
Washington, July IA. = The
pop lation of the District of Col
umt according to returns of
the thirteenth census is 284, 716.
The population of the district in
in 1 10 was 230, 392. Unless all
pla1 fail it is confidently ex-
pect d tho official count of the
popl Iation of the United States
will be given to the public about
Dec mber 1.
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FLOOD PROSPECTS BMGHTE.

By Scripps- -McRae Press Association
Dallas, Texas, July 14.-A
bulletin from Galveston late
this afternoon says the rain has
ceased falling. There has been
heavy damage along the beach.
Many houses have been de-
stroyed.
About a dozen buildings have
been washed away, including
Midway.
The water is now running very
rapidly and if no more rain falls
the flood in the streets and busi.
ness houses will probably be
gone by tomorrow morning.
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foreign element. From this base
now he can direct and largely
control other viceroys, keeping
also in check the turbulent prov
ince of wang Lung.
Some ladies at Tien Tsin are
said to have became white haired
through the horrors of the siege.
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ABsCoNDER WITH CRoNJE.

By scripps- McRae Press Association.
st. Paul, MINI, July lip.
c.. Schneider, an absconding
clerk in the railway mail service,
on the Duluth and Iron Range
railroad, has been located among
the prisoners with Cronze on the
island of St. Helena.
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NEW JAPANESE MINISTER.


BY Scripps-McRae Press AssoclatIon
Washington, D c., July IA
Komoro Takahira is the new
Japanese minister to this coun-
try. The state department has
been so informed by an official
notification from the japanese
legation.
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THE CZAR GRIEF STRICKEN,

By Scripps-M -McRae Press Association
London, July 14.-Most awful
details of the assassination of M.
Degiers, the Russian am bassadOr
at Pekin, is told in a dispatch
from st. Petersburg.
The czar is said to be grief
stricken ever the news. of the
slaughter in the Chinese capital.
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A CHANCE FOR SPORTS.

BY scripps- -McRae Press Association.
New York, July 14.-Bell q
Co, a firm of Wall street bro
kerS, announce they have one
hundred thousand dollars to bet
on the election of Mckinley and
Roosevelt at an odds of to l.
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CALEB POWERS TRIAL.

BY ripps-McRae Press Association
Georgetown, KY, July IA
The jury in the case of Caleb
Powers, charged with the assas-
sination of Goebel, has been CON-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-07-15
BIG STEAMER LAUNCHED.

By Scripps-McRae Press Association.
Chester, Pa, July 1.-THE
mammoth freight steamer Amer
ica of the American and Hawaiian
line. was launched this afternoon
from the yards of the Iron
ship building and engineering
works. on Delaware river.
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PRESIDENT SIGNS RECIPROCITY
TREATY WITH GERMANY.
SENATOR dtAR DIS NDDtmT
American AbscOBder a Prisoner with
CronIe-A Chance for Sports-General
Chaffee VIII Command I'm China.
Governor WOad Sails for Fiome
GOULD FOR CONGRESS S

BY Scripps-McRae Press Association.
Lakewood, N. J. July II
George Gould, the yonng million
aire, son of the late Jay Gould,
has political ambitions and it is
said will run for congress in the
second New Jersey district on
the repu blican ticket.
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CHAFFEE WILL COMMAND.

BY Scripps- -McRae Press Association.
Washington, July 14.-General
Chaffee. it has been decided. will
have supreme command of the
United States forces in China,
including the blue Jackets and
such marines as may have landed.
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AN ESCAPE AVERTED.
3ps-McRae Press Association.

by Scripps-McRae Press Associatlon-
San Francisco, July IA A
plot to escape by the military
prisoners at Alcatraz island has
been discovered. Six of the
leaders have been placed in dun
geons for two weeks. Shovels
and crowbars have been found
concealed in the cells.
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DEATH BY DYNAMITE.
scripps-McRae Press Association.

BY Scripps-McRae Press Association
Helder, Holland, July IA
workman accidentally exploded
some dynamite here today and
was blown to atoms. Two other
workmen were killed and eleven
persons injured.
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THE HANCOCK ARRIVES.

by Scripps-McPae Press Association
San Francisco. Cal, July IA
The transport Hancock arrived
last night from the Philippines,
bringing a battalion of the
eighteenth infantry. Five deaths
occurred and two soldiers COM
mitted suicide enroute.
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+ spEATs THE OLD STORY.

BY s. prs-McRae Press Association
Laution, July 1.-THE foreign
offic reports that the British
cons1. at Shanghai has forward
ed the report of Shan Tuig, the
governor, regarding Pekin,
already published. The consul
expresses little hope for foreign
erS in Pekin.
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FATALLY HURT AT DURANT.

BY scripps- McRae Press Association
Dallas, Texas, July 14.-Fire
at Durant today destroyed prop
erty valued at 100000. The
better portion of the business
district was wiped out.
William Wittenburgwas fatally
hurt while lighting fire.
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AS VIEWED IN LONDON.

By Scripps- McRse Press Association.
London, July 1.-THE Specta-
tor today, commenting on Amer
can elections, says;
"It is immateriaI to English
men whether Mckinley or Bryan
wins, as the present American
foreign policy is bound to con-
tinue in any event. The gold
standard will also stand. The
first that England might expect
from Bryan is a few dispatches
on Nicaragua and Alaska.
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FRANCES NATIONAL BIRTHDAY.
BY Scripps-McRae Press Association.
Paris, France, July 14.-This,
the national birthday of France,
is being celebrated with great
enthusiasm. The crowds are
enormous and disorder is ex-
pected.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-07-15

When you are driving stop at
Julius Kahn's and get a refreshing
ice cream soda-best in town.
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SENATOR GEAR DIES SUDDENLY.
BY scripps ,McRae Press Association
Washington, D. c., July IA
United States Senator Gear of
Iowa died suddenly at the Port
land here this morning.
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NEW GERMAN TREATY.
Pres Association.

By scripps-McRae Prefs Association.
Washington, D. c., July A.
President Mckinley has signed
a reciprocity treaty between the
United States and Germany and
today it was given out by the
state department IN the form of
a proclamation.
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BoERS ATTEMPT AN ESCAPE.

O-4Hs@0 - 4 H4@fH1 4 TN AzN'<@<AA II
BY scripps-McRae Press Association.
Capetown, July IA. = Boer
prisoners at Simonstown came
near escaping yesterday, digging
long tunnel. They had almost
reached freedom when they were
discovered by British authori-
ties.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-05-26
hUe0Ps,

"No." abe haughtiiy replied. IL would
not think Of marrying man to reform
hint"
The look he gave her was terrible.
you arc right" he said. In strange
voice. "rhc only way to reform man
Is to be kind To him.
Then h. strobe away. leaving her
numb with all the con.eiousness tina,
the horse was on her all right.-Detroit
Journal.
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Aava.tasss Of Travel.

Miss Budd-Oh. I'd give anything il
I'd had the advantages Of foreign trav-
el which Clara Bullion has enjoyed
She is SO cultivated so polished.
just wish you could hear her delightful
slang.
Aother-liorrors! Does shs use yul.
gar slang?
Miss Budd-pear me. no. The idea /!
II isat American slang, it's English
slang. l nearly died of envy when
heard her speak Of ''blawsted. bloody,
besstly. nawsty. dirty weather." just
like . born princess.-N. Y. Weekly.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-05-26
H.~ 81. Mi.he NAV. Dee. Il.

Il never knew such bore" she
said when speaking Of the caller Of the
previous evening. lie never knows
when to 20. ! tried every wny could
think of 'o ge; rid Of him last night.
bu, he stayed until nearly L.. just the
same
why. didn't you offer to Aing for
him." asked her dearest friend.-Chi.
cAxo Post.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-05-26

The eagle will scream in Ala
.mOsa on the Fourth. Five hun
dresl dollars have isrn raised which
will go IL good ways toward pro
gram. that will le entertaining and
amusing. 5000 have been sci
/as,de for fire. works under the I'M
mediate supervision "f Prof. Nate
SlAvick. Ball game and horse
races. hand contests aud II man
moth balloon ascension is now
talked of. journal.
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W0-s of the tioho.

"After ALL" said Weary Willie. sad
ly. 'this is u hard life
Hard life" echoed plodding Pete.
I'VE don't have TO work. do we?''
"No," replied Weary Willie. slowly.
mot exactly work. bu, We cant get
things without taking III. trouble to
ask for them" Chicago Post.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-05-26

B. c. Hneselkns, who oI-.rs,.s
the Lost Lakes tish pon.ls. in
Hinsdale county. last year market
sl 4.84O pounds of irout--thc
first years shipment. which is n
due showing. The~e lakes wer..
stocked five years ago this snm mer
and promise Ia 'sr honanza for
the owners hy another year. The
owners of these lakes have 500. 600
trout OH hand for next years
Acknowledgements.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-05-26

There will he n rivalry between
CrestOne and Rossdale to see
which will he the banner town in
the Sangre de Crisio range. One
thing IN favor Of the former is
that liossdale offers n better
chance for Spectators in town lots.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-05-26
From Cur Exchanges.

Derrick l. Sloan's planning mill
will soon he in running order and
working full force. l.. Dunning-
ton has the contract for raising the
6fty.foot smoke stack and il is
expected that the machinery will
be in place and ready to start in a
few daya-Creetle Miner.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-05-26

d. II. I'LL, Of DEL Nor'c. ono Of the
recognized leaders Of III. democratic
party In this neck. k.of, tho. woods. drove
over To Hooper Moada, aud on his why
home Tuesday called 10 shake hands
with his friseds In this city.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-05-26
DecOlleSe,

DecOllete.
How very beautiful her gowns are!'
said the young woman.
"ics." answered Miss Cayenne.
''Si,e has an artist especially engaged
to design them"
HIN. lie doesn't work overtime on
the waists, does e?"-Wsshington
Star.
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4. Una.,,~r~a L,Lr.,...

Critic-l must congratulate you ON
the villain OF your play. He leaves the
impression Of having been drawn from
the life.
Authorize WAS. ! may say to you
that he is an cNnct portrait of myself
ns my wife depicts me in our hours of
ease.-l!rooklyn Life.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-05-26
Her P0iat Of View.

He-Miss Tallman's dresses always
look so neat, don't you think SO?
She-Ies-for one who has 50 little
to dress Oh.
He-Why, thought she was quit.
wealthy.
She-So she is. but she's so awfully
thin.-Chicago Daily News.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-05-26
sVeceS.

HE has had . long and successtsi
career In politics. I believe"
ayes. he has bouxht his way into the
senate four times without bcinx In
vesaixHtsd." Chicago Times Herald.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-05-26
GsessASe Meet.

JOHNNY was next 10 the head Of
my class to-shy.
Father-Good. How did Il happen?
Johnny-Ws ~ss standing Ia circle.
N. Y. Journal.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-05-26
Consolation.

our workingm.n should not forget.
As they slave day In aud out.
That though they'r" starved and tired. yet
They newer hav. tn. nout
-Eiliotts Mazag,nc.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-05-26

xrA. George A. Scibird aud
daughter Ruth. Of D~l Norte,
expect to spsud the month Of June
With relatives at Durango.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-05-26

The bal lsoys Of Alsmoss played
ball lsst Sunday snd. sal to relate,
come Of the COOL people Of thst
town were spectators.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-05-26

The past week has hs.en very
favorable for = goal crop in this
valley.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-05-26

Miss Lizzie Eagle has bought \
new Monarch wheel. one of the
b.st msd~ wheels IN tho country.