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UNSUCCESSFUL SORTIE.
English Troops Fought Wei But
Gained Nothing.

English Troops Fought Wei But
Gained Nothing.
London, January 5-The war office has
received, through ten. Forester W slker
az Cape Town the following despatch
from Col. Baden Powell dated Ma'sking,
December %:
I'VE attacked one of the enemy's works
the Gordon northward. Our force con-
sisted of three guns. two squadrons Of the
protsctorate regiment, one OF the Bschu
Rnaland rifles, an armored train. etc.
The enemy had strengthened their works
during the night and doubled the garri-
son since yesterdays reconnaissance.
Nevertheless our attack was carried ont
and pressed home with tine greatest pos
si5ls gallantry and steadiness under d
very hot fire. But all efforts to gain the
interior by ssoalade failed. the fort being
practically impregnable.
"Our attack only withdrew after six of
our officers had bsen hit and large mum
her of men injured. Nothing could have
exceeded the courage and dash displayed.
1.-The general situation remains un-
changed. and the health aud spirits of
tho garrison are very satisfactory. I re-
greet to report the following Casualties:
Killed-Captain r. I. Vernon. Captain
ID. G. Sanford, Lieut.. II. @. Patton.
eighteen non -commissioned officers and
troopers.
"Wounded-Csptain Charles Fitz.
clarence, twenty three non-commissioned
officers and troopers.
"Prisoners-Three troopers.
Gen. Forester Walker points out that
walls the despatch gives all the names. II
fails to show that six efficsrs were hit.
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ANTI BRITISH FEELING.
u IL ssid To he Growing In Gsr'
many.

Bsriin, January 5.-Ths ssizurs Of the
Bundesruth rsmains the dominant topic
Of the German prsss. influential papers
like the Bsriiner Tagsbiatt Cologne
volhs zsisung. Bsrlinsr Nsusste. Naoh-
richten. Hanburgsr oorrssposdsncia
and the ssni-ofiisial Beginner Post strong
" hint 1T the possibility Of oernsny's
forming an anti-British coalition with
Russia and Francs.
The snti- British feeling Is clsarly
growiue. A ssriss OF nnti- British demon
STATIONS In the various.citlss 10 bsiug or
sanizsd by the pan 6srmanio league.
A prominent official OF the German for
sisn ofics, who was interviewed shis svs-
ming by the correspondent Of the Associ-
atsd Press, said shss Great Britain hsd
not ret answered 0srmany's request for
an explnnat ioa to the seizure, but that
the reply IVES expscted In the sourss Of .
few dAys The fsrsign once, according to
this Official, has not ye. ocnoisdsd that
Great Britain 10 trying 70 ride rough.
shod over Germany.
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FLOUR 10 BE STORED.

. Cape Town. January h-With refsreno,
to the Boer reports that Lord Cecil and
Lord Charles Bentwiok were recently
wounded at Mafskins, inquiries have
been made through the correspondent Of
the Associated Press al Pretoria, with
the result that IL has heen asoertained
that neither took part In the sortie ane
Lord Bentwiok'sl troops were not en-
gagged. p
The supreme court hes ordered thai
the British steamer Aashona. Capt
tombstone, which Left New York. No
vsmber 8, for Deipgos Bay. laden with
-four for the Iransvaal and which was
captured by the british gunboat Pat
ridge. be delivered to the claimants,
upon giving satisfactory surety and that
the portion of the cargo claimed ~ prize
be stored In the custom house At Port
Elizabeth, upon sseurity approved BY
the authorities. The prize cargo con-
sists of 1900 bags of dour. Tho Mashona
with prooeed 20 other ports and disohargs
her unclaimed cargo.
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THE WEATHER.

b ston January 8. -Boreoast: Gen
orally far weather Saturday and sun
day; southwest winds.
Washington, January 5.-Forscast for
Saturday and Sunday for New Engiand:
Threatening saturday; probably fair
Sunday; fresh south TO south west winds.
LOCAL WEATHER REPORT.
Portland, Jan. 5. if0e-Th, local
weather bureau records tire following:
sa m.-Barometer. 30 27s: therGome-
ter, 22; dew point. 10; real humidity. ~;
direction of wind. SW; wind velocity "A;
state of weather. cloudy.
sp. m.-Barometer. 20. l47; thermome-
ter, SO: dew point, 22; real humidity, SO;
direction of wind, SW; wind velocity, s;
state of weather. cloudy.
Max temp, IS; min. temp, 10: mean
temp, 81; max wind velocity, 20 SW;
precipitation--24 hours, %.
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PRISONERS RELEASED.


Lieut.. Gilmore ana Party Among the
washinsssn. Jsnuary H-3sn. ous
tsisaraphs that Col. Hare has rclssssd ali
Of the Anssican prisoners In the hands Of
the Fiiipiass. ipoluding Lieut.. 6il'nors.
Generals 5chwan and wbsston are now
with ssparsss columns IN Cavite provinces.
Affairs In Luxon north Of Manila are
greatly improved.
After Q silence Of several dsys Gen.
Otis 10 able 10 notify the war department
OF the oomplsts success Of the military
operation In northwest Luzon, the ma In
object Of which yes the rescue OF the
American prisoners Ahioh the insussents
took with them In their nsht Aishoush
Gen. OTIS does mot speedily Lisut. oil-
more. o. 8. N, By name, the wording
of his message 10 taken to mean that
officer was among the list Of rssousd
prisoners.
Manila, January SIS p. m.-Col.L ush-
or r. Hare Of the s3 Infantry and Lieut..
Col Robert L. Howss Of the 81 infantry,
with all the American prisoners, inciud-
ing Lieut.. Gilmore have arrived at Visan,
provincs Of South Iiooos.
ANOTHER ISLAND OURS.
washisston, January s.-Ths United
States navy has taken posssssioa Of an
other Island In the east. Abe news Of
the seizure was contained In the follow
ing despatch;
"Cavits, January 8.
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DEATH OF DIR. HAMMOND.

Washington. January DIR. William
A. Hammond, former surgeon general o.
the army. died here tonight. DIR. Ham
mond conducted sanitarium hare for
some years. He had notable and some
what oheokersd career. He was on the re-
tired list at the time OF his death. At one
time he lost his position In the army bnt
was restored after hard fight.
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TWO BURNED TO DEATH.

New York. January Cat least two
psrssns were burned TO death early this
morning In big tenement house fire at
No. Jos East 9sd street. Ths bodies Of
two unknown women were taken from
the building. There may be other bodies
In the building. Several persons were In
jured. The police and nremsn rescued
mum bsr Of tenants. 1he damage by DIRE
IL small.
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AND A MILLION NEEDED.

New York, January 5.-The COMMITTEES
having In ohsrgs the matter Of ths per-
petuasiou OF the Dewey arch In Shis city.
today reosived . letter from John u.
kooksfellsr. In which he pledged HIM
self to give $500 towards the fund to per-
pstuats the arch. Another subscription
Of 5000 was also received today from a
prominent banker In this city. The
total amount % far received In ssbscrip-
lions. pledges and cash 10 about $500, 900
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WHEN SUCH PEOPLE TESTIFY

How Can You Doubt the Virtues OF
Hyomei7
House Of Representatives,
Washington, ID. &.
"Hyomei will do all tina. you claim for Il. IL
has cured my Bronchitis OF ten years standing.
FRANCIS II. WILSON
Member from Brooklyn.
once OF tho Mayor Of the City Of Trenton
New Jersey. March 2.
believe "Hyomei" to be one OF the most won
derful cures for Catarrh and Throat trouble that
has ever been discovered. In my the effect
EMORY N. YARD, Mayor.
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WAGES ADVANCED.

Pittsburg. January 5.--The American
Steal and Wire company today notified its
employees of . general advance Of wages
Of Ia per cent to take effect from Janu.
AIRY /. The advance Affects $1,000 en-
pioyss
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FOUR MEN KILLED.

Chattanooga. Tenn, January 5.-Wo ed
was received here of the killing of four
men on the Tennessee Central railroad.
eight miles from Rookiand. They were
unloading dy Mantle whom q quantity sx-
plodsd.
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WEATHER OBSERVATIONS.

The agricultural department weather
bureau for yesterday, Jan. s. taken at 8
p. m. meridian time, the observation for
each section being given in this order
Temperature. direction of wind, state of
weather.
I Boston. 40, W. oldv; New York, 40.
w, cidy; Phiiadelpbis. ~. NV, oldy /;
Washington. "A. s. clay; Albany. SO. w.
oidy; Buffalo, 81 W. cidy; Detroi'. 80,
SW, slssr; Chiesso IS E. II clay; 1t.
Paula. :, ri. cldy; Huron. LAX. "a, Sk,
Oh ar: Bismarck 2., Sc, clear; jack
or Vile. 81. NE. tt ely
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WHY DON'T YOU TRY lT2

We Have Over Seventeen Thousand Just
Such Testimonials As This.
Boston, Nov. II.
r. r. BOOTH Co.,
GsansmeR-I have had catarrh in its worst form
since could remember, and found no relief
among all tho different cures. ] called ut your
boston Office, and, after taking five free treat
ments. purchased outfit for one dollar. AL
though this was but a few weeks ago. Hyomei has
completely cured mo OF this annoying and danger
GUS disease.
Yours truly,
Mss EMELIE q. HALHRITTER,
1853 Eight st., So. Boston, Mass.
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INVENTED PLATE PRINTING
PRESS.

New York, January 5.-Touro Robert.
son, pIeiideat of the American Bank
Note company, diei suddenly today from
heart disease at his home here. He was
born on March 4. ls4l, In Phiiadslphia.
He invented the frst steam plate printing
press over used.
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NO OTHER LIKE IT.


BUFFALO, Y.
In thirty years experience In the practice Of
medicine, / have never given my name In support
Of a proprietary remedy; for have never seen
one that performed all and more than was claimed
for IL until met with 'Hyomei," which endorse
with all my heart professional ethics 10 the
contrary notwithstAnding) Tor believe 1t a duty
/ owe 10 humanity Since testing "Hyomei In
Laryngitls Bronchitis Ca'arrh, Asthma, Hay
Fever and last hut far from being least, Gallopng
Consumption, In an advanced stage, which by the
use OF the EHhaler one hour n day and the Pocket
Inhaler ton minutes every hour with no other
medicine. In four weeks was transformed Into an
assured recovery.
S. Ii. MORRIS. NJ. D., 100 Franklin st.
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PORTO RICO WANTS RELIEE.

San Juan, p. r., January b.-Sevsnty
delegates, representing the coffee, sugar.
tobacco and agricultural interests Of the
isiand generally. met In convention here
today and pledged themselves 10 raise
funds In their respective districts to pay
the expenses Of . delegation 10 Washing.
ton regarding the measures needed for
the agricultural rslisf Of Puerto Rioo.
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MIR. O'MEARA IN CONTROL.

Boston. January 5.-Stsphen O'Asafa.
the editor and publisher Of the Boston
Journal. has secured the majority inter
est In that pro psrty. Mr.. O'Meara has
bought for cash SiC0. 900 In new stock and
$50, 900 In old stock.
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GOOD SHOWING.

New York. January -5.-Dun's review,
reporting the business OF 1889. says: The
failures of 1869 are the smallest ever re-
ported since 1851, with the lowest average
Of commercial Habit i,s ever reported.
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Spent a Fortune, Could Not Hear
VIVA. Hyomel Did For Him.

THE r. T. BOOTH Co.
Gentienaea-I have spent a fortune on different
treatments for eatArrh and could not, hear across
the table. After using the Hyomoi inhaler and
Special Balm for eight days only, can hear as
well ever. Yours truly,
A. w. CLARKE,
Plumer St, Everett. Mass.
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DOES IT CURE CATARRH 2
One Of the Seventeen Thousand TestI-
monlais Receives.

monlais Receives.
Boston, MAss-, April %.
Care Of Jordan. Marsh q Co.
Dear SRI had catArrh for twenty years, and
the last ten years (a Of which time has been
passed In this great cstabllshmsnD Isvnered fear
FULLY. II extended to my throat: the base Of my
tongue was badly affected. I constantly kept In
my mouth cardamon seeds. Or some such breath
began using "Hyomei" and in two weeks was
entirely relieved -and now, after four months and
no return OF the disease, can say, permanently
cured I am going to ask the head Of this arm,
Mr., Eben ID. Jordan 10 endorse this statement.
ELvIRA L. d. GIBSON.
Endorsed-EBEN ID. JORDAN.
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positive
must
be effected n other
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TROUBLE FOR SAN DOMINGO.

Paris. JAuusry 5.-Ths French govern
emit has usbied the commandment Of the
naval squadroa In the Atlantic 10 pro-
coed immsdiAtsiy to santo Domingo
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What They Say About Hyomei.
IF YOU THINK IT WON'T CURE

Reao the Following and Remember Il
Costs NothIng In Case OF Failure.
MEDFoRD. MASS.
THE n. r. BOOTH Co.
couRhed since ] eiahtexn; doctors called It
consumption and three Medford physicians gave
me up. i was entirely cured last September by
the use OF "Hyomei" alone. and have had no return
OF the disease. Mrs. ANNA X. HEYL,
"a Main Sc.
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THE JAMESON RAID.

A<tttfEa bnow stCys &nan
b.ri.in's Completely.
brusssis' Sssuary e-Ihe Indepssdspe<
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BOERS STILL HOLD COL ESBERG.
Rsnsburg Cana Oo,onv Januarv a.
fEvepi.o,-Colssbsra h.s not vet besp
occupied.
The Beers unexpectedly attacked the
British ieft at dhy 6rsak TINS morning'
pat were rspusisd.
iney occupied nils 20 the north ana
west, Out were eventually driven out OF
their positions. aftsr An hours Smelling
W our guns.
Tnsy smh mold, however the nils I'm
med mtey surrounding tine town ana pre-
'sn@ns 'ne nf''sn 'rom "a'Ano'ns
Tba Hr,t,sh los. in tos,,,s sng.gsmsnt
WAS llgbt wills shs ROAR ara ,sport.d
10 b.,s ,o.. ,oo ,,c,,d,n. % ,.,t.on.r.
who mar. sats, nv the uours.a ,ryartrv
.hort ,,dd.v
rha Roar as,aohsrs rrnnar.a .hons.
ana men. Inc lnniskiiing drAgoons cut
.heir way through 'ns noefS VINO "srs
mu.kstrv frs 49,
yo,,,,, .,uuo.rn, x,,croyv
London. January bit 10 rumored al
Cape Town that Colonel Bsden-Powell
has again defeated the Bosrs at Mafekina.
THE AASHONA hGLEASED.
I,rdon J.rnarr sn.c..I a..catob
-, - 49,.
from Maiekine' reoe'roo toosy' ous oaeeo
December 26th confirms the report Of the
release Of ths British steamer AAshona
captured BY the British gunbost Par
49, 49, - w. go
NJ ~ 60. sa.N ~ =. 49,. ''' w. s"...
.,-
p"s .'.
Ihh hESILEoS JULIUS.
Pietermnitsburs. January 5.-Tbe rest.
,,.,. :, -. 81, a. ,,.,n u.,v
'ess"'s' vi '"e D"'"' 10 i"'se~' "'
OF them ars on the verge OF starvation
and there have been several instances OF
'ou,'nx 'sofe,. ~ IS 'e.Ioa w. "'s's.a'e'
much longer. It is assertsd they are
anxious to attack the Beers.
PILCHER'S VICTORY DISCOUNTED
Landau. J.n..rv .6-I.a,.r nav,
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.

druggists refund the money II It fails to cure.
Z w. Groves signature Is on each box, CSC.
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aryonncI" Cures All These Diseases or
Money IL Refunded.

bOSIONs Nov To-
Messrs. II. 7. DooTH Co..
Geafiemcn-Iour "Hyomep' preparations are the
best have found, either in Europe America, for
the throat and lungs: My pupils are nslng it with
wonderful success. IL has cured one OF bronchitis,
another of deafness. You deserve success, as
Hyomei does great deal more than you claim for
it. In my opinion It Is q valuable remedy.
Most gratefully yours,
AAELINA DE BERG LOFGREN,
Teacher OF Singing
l4e fremont st.
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Ayome Guaranteed and Your Money Refunded tFas to Cure


THE r. I. BOOTH COMPANY. Ithaca N. Y.
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What Do You Think of This 2
Gould Any Other Known Remedy Have
Accomplished TT

r. T. BOOTH CO..
Gentlemen retiring q few evenings ago with
a severe cold, rapidly grew I'll during the might;
shooting pains darted through my chest and SIDE,
membrane from the lungs deeply tinted with
blood The only remedy az hand was Hyonei IN
which had little faith inhaled II through the
nostrlls and mouth freely. The effect was like
magic, and now feel that TO this great discovery
NINE. GOODHUE,
keene n Ill.
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1T CURES PERMANENTLY

Because Reaches the Head and
Lungs, a Kills the Germ Causing the Disease.
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YOU HAVE NO EXCUSE

For Suffering with Coughs, Colds, Ca
tarrh, and Bronchitis.
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The Only Oermicide that Can Be Inhaled In tn
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-12-01
l'rcsbyterInn Church.

Morning sermon Departed
Bl.ssedness,
Evening sermon-Dp men ont
live trees?
Christian Misunderstanding
Time and Taking raius Tor Christ
Matt %, la
The las, month &c 1900 will soon
be gone. How many nr" going 10
lot il so by without d, ciding for
Christ aud beginning the new life?
We hop" to spend the month of
January in special services. 1t is
not too soon 10 begin seeking for
sn especial blessing.
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The union Thanksgiving services
were held at the Christian church and
well attended, At the close of the ser
vices collection was taken up for the
poor The proceeds would Indicate
there were but few poor in this com
munity who need to be remembered by
way OF charity. This is one thing to be
thankful for.
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Miss Catherine Morrison, Of Denver
has been in the city few days trying To
get assistance toward building n home
tor fallen women. Mrs. Marsh has
cass it should be located here.
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II. v. Smith was in town Tuesday.
His excuse for staying away from town
ever since the election was that he has
been busy rounding up his cattle and
the feed hRs become scarce.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-12-01

j. NJ. Blakcy of the Home is candi-
date for water commissioner. Mr.. Blakcy
Is undoubtedly competent to perform
the duties OF this Office and it would he
emincntly proper tsrecornizc the Home
while selecting the state officials.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-12-01

&. Z. Kerr hss this week sold the
jacob jacobson ranch wet Of the John
kramsr place To Il. II. Shotwsli. and the
u. Miller ranch, ON Spring Creek 10
James Mcdonald OF Arapahoe county.
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Some eastern parties are examining
the mines at Platoro with n view TO
putting up mill there. So far as they
have made any tests the ore is rich
enough To warrant going ahead with the
mill, but capital moves slowly.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-12-01

hoy Hammond came over from Cres.
tone Tuesday and renamed until Friday
whsu he returned To the camp. The
uummond family will remain ut Cotton.
wood during the winter,
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Judge Philips, OF lower Sa-
guachc county was in town Thurs
day and took dinner at the Simpson
hotel The Judge saws he is dis
tingui,hcd and employs Il s,enog-
raphcr. The celebrated case OF
Hurst W. Hutton was recently
disposed OF and verdict rendered
for plaintiff IN the sum of SIS.
Ira J. Bloomfield appeared for
dcfcndcn, and I'd. Hurst per So.
Notice of an appeal was given.
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n. n. Sutley came home from Dem
yer Thursday broken out with smallpox
aud was not allowed To see his family
He 10 now at the niner pesthouss near
Hooper. There are now tao eases in
that ssnitarixm.
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Abe Chase is making valuable i'm
provemcnts to his house on jefferson
street, and in this connection it is
rumored he will soon 90 east to be gone
n month.
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G. +. Moshcr and wife started for
Kansas City Tuesday. Mrs. Mosher
expects to have her arm amputated
while in that city.
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Sergeant Blakcy of the Home took
Joseph Martin to Alamosa Tuesday
evening, and saw him safely on the train
to Durango Wednesday morning. Mr..
Martin has been quite feeble for some
time and his wife, who lives in Durango,
insisted on his coming home and hence
he applied for his discharge which was
granted
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thanksgiving Day.

NDdHhS9IVIHD DdY.
THE UNION
""shons first and McKineys last Thanksgiving
by reading upDro-
by Rev. diromthe
in which David declared
departed somewhat from
the usual Thanksgiving service
for thankfulnes, the o follows:
child when asked We
should thank and
eo%par.; and yet Christians have "oh" thr
% ra hs U" s % the best w,p for the best
with they
aood point
will
child God md he able bless me- s invites tie '" @ s m know @
doubts and the them
Trust all doubts filed
THANKSGIVING generally
ness houses were closed early the forenoon Among those who enjoyed dinner
John
Miss F. A. NorAnd
Judge wabuon and wife andT
the table with chicken
John Bshoa this
eende. AN invitation w A, Drp,u, and r f.,
dinner which accepted
paper pleasure of eating dinner ,
and consequently he had both legs and both
The old boys at the Home
81 chicken,
Home and there is anything
DR. Packard and wife
H. Cheney and wife dMrsF FrankBi the
G C. Kerr and famil. Mrs A erfcld
A. L. Sroup
W. j. Cornwel md wife Freder
Mrs viii Stafford Creek
Hubbard
son.A bbard.
Mrs ws Woods family family and
Miss wnggoner
OF Mrs cIievO duu.r and
Mrs C. A. Derhyshie aud W. r. farrar and wife.
o. A. Cramr and family OF the family
The Sanders fam, guests VIII
Jcnncson
icnr.
The Simpson hotel numls Of
James Campbell and wife Mr.
Mark woo~run Robert amptr
The wntcmut NJ. Cnan and
Miss JoSephcnc Harder.
Mrs Iakorc people at the Black
Hand family
and c. C. Cummings
Some guests s"i h'untcou
Mrs H. H. Wallace served dnno nd
J"s~ Stephenson and wife
j. D. Lewis and family dincd Mrs ohm Pickett.
Mrs iio,hki
family Mr. i"uck and family j. ~ Nash Lnnlsr
Mr. swi,zcr and Mr. and Mrs Lrs~on Mr.
THANKSGIVING Bande Vista l.ou
aud the
grade The rendition
credible even much Older organization The Band
ment ON ''h trip aud always welcome this vicinity
in
furnished Crrcico ochct
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The town IL threatened with n rcIcti.
tion of the Abominnblc nuisance Of the
pressncr of the juvenile would be
tough" at public gathering.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-12-01

A.. j. White went to Denver Tuesday
and was present at the funeral of little
Sarah Horn.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-12-01

Mrs, Ella Burdick who has been Wis
itins here some weeks, returned to Vie.
tor Tuesday night.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-12-01

Our Jasper correspondent reports snow
as being foot deep in that camp
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-12-01

Mr. and Mrs. Il. II. Crowder, of Del
Norte, are visiting in the city.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-12-01

Mrs. s. Loomis, wife of the station
agent at Del Nortc, died Thursday
night
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-12-01

Naylor Eagle has left Fassett's store
and accepted situation at Morat.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-12-01
NUMBER 672

BoRN:-Tuesday, Nov. 70, to Mr.. and
Mrs. John r. Newton, a son.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-12-01

Chas. Chaney is expecting the arrival
of two sisters from Kentucky Saturday.