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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-09-19
KILLED BY ESCAPING GAS.
Two Chorus Girls Asphyxiated at Pat
tersOn. n. j.
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New York, September 1S-Two chorus
girls, members Of the Victoria Burlesque
company, wers found asphy xiated by es-
Gaping gas In their room at Paterson, N.
J., today They were Lizzie Hamilton,
aged twenty years, and Grace Hugh, %
years. The girls were playing at Paterson
with the burlesque at the Bijou theatre
and occupied a room in the Bijou board
ing house. At the conclusion Of the per-
Torrance last night the two girls had
supper and then retired to their room.
This morning they did not appear at
breakfast and Minnie Desmond, a mem
Der Of the same company, went to their
room to look for them. The door was not
locked and as Miss Desmond opened it
she found an over-powering smell OF gas
in the room and tn e two girls We're sense
less on the bed. Medical aid was at once
summoned but the two girls were too
far gone to respond TO the efforts made to
revive them and both died few mo-
ments after being found.
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Will Control Cuban
Convention.
Majority Favor Absolute Indepsn-
dencG.
Won't Discuss Future
Relations With U. S.
Defeated Party Have Raised
Cry of Fraud.

Havana September 18.-The results OF
the elections of delegates to the forthoom-
ing constitutional convention are being
freely discussed by the Havana delegates
and other prominent Cubans. The CON
clusion reached is that the convention
VIII be controlled by the revolutionary
element. Senior Alfredo Hayas, national
ist delegate, said today:
1.-The convention will not allow itself
to be influenced by any representative OF
the United States. 1t will adopt and fol-
low an independent policy throughout
in my opinion, refusing TO decide as to
the relations which shall hereafter exist
between Cuba and the United States.
This is matter that should be left to
a special commissioner.
Mayor Rodriguez expressed the same
opinion, and other representative dele
gates in various parts Of the island adopt
the same attitude.
In the main the delegates are capable
men. Most of them, 1t is said, are in
favor OF immediate and absolute indie
pendence without Intervention OF a pro
tectorate.
The defeated Republicans and fusion
lists here have raised the CRY of fraud and
have already held mass meeting to
protest against alleged illegal practices.
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captured gallantly by the brave and fear
less men OF the Thirteenth New lamp
shire. The man who personally took one
Conway, N. H, who shows by his pres
ence that he acquiesces and joins in what
am about to do; and the other was cap
tured by Sergeant James r. Morrison.
now of Pomona, Florida.
'When this celebration was first con-
ceiyed and it's dual character planned.
General Chadwick, the chairman of the
committee, suggested to me that 1t would
be a pleasant thing to return any South
ern battle flags the State might possess.
Upon investigation we found that such
flags had been nearly all turned over TO
the National government at the close of
the war, but these two flags were stored
Ia the vaults at the State House, and up
on communicating with the captors, the
officers and the men of the Thirteenth
regiment, we found them very willing
that they should be returned.
81 therefore, sir. In behalf Of thsTState
of New Hampshire, of the Thirteenth reg
iment, and d Private Peter Mitchell and
Sergeant Morrison, return to you, repre-
senting the South, these mementoes OF
the bravery of both our peoples. And /
ask you to ascertain to what regiments
and States these flags belong, and to re-
turn them to those who followed where
they led the way.
''Ihis action on the part OF my State
is meant as token OF our love and
friendship, and testimony to your cour-
age and bravery"
AS Gov. Rollins ceased speaking, with
the sentiment that touched every heart,
Gov. Johnson rose and in manner that
showed that he was deeply touched, ac
cepted the gifts in a few words that
seemed to come from his heart. Every
body In the room listened with tears al
most yelling up IN their eyes, but just
then the flags IN a walnut case were
placed so that all could see them and as
Gov. johnson stopped the entire party
broke out into enthusiasm, the cheers
lasting several minutes.
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HEAVY BOER LOSS.
A Pitched Battle Fought Near Hector
Spruit.

London, September 19.-The Daily
Telegraph publishes the following from
Lourenzo Marques, dated yesterd ay:
IA pitched battle has been fought
midway between Kaap Muiden and
Hector Spruit, resulting in heavy Boer
losses. The Beers removed and now
threaten to destroy the cogwheels of To-
comotives used between Watervalboven
and Wa1erValonder, without which the
railway cannot be worked. They have
blocked and damaged the railway for
six miles in the Crocodile Porto section,
have destroyed the culverts and the
Hectorspruit bridge and looted ana
burned Komatipoort. The British are
now at Komatipoort and heavy fighting
is proceeding.
at is rumored that Mr.. Steyn has ar
rived here.''
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London, September 18.-"On the eve
OF Ii Hung Changes DEPARTURE" says
the Shanghai correspondents of the Daily
Express, wiring yesterday "he received
a strongly worded cablegram from Lord
salisbury, declaring that the British
government would insist upon the re-
turn OF Emperor Kwang Su to Pekln
as an absolutely essential condition of
peace negotiations without which the
dissolution OK the Chinese empire was
Inevitable
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BY CLEAN HITTING.
Boston Took Lead and xvon-Piffsburg
Makes Gain.

Boston, September lS.-Boston won to-
day, making 1t four straight. Chicago
looked like an easy winner for nve IN
nings, but Boston tied by clean hitting
IN the sixth and IN the seventh some
very ragged playing by the visitors en-
abled eight Boston men to score. At
tendance zoo. Score:
Boston 0 i o 81 x-l4
Chicago, o o o 0 0 o. 5
Hits, Boston, IS; Chicago, 10. Errors,
Boston, o; Chicago, z Batteries. Pitten-
ger and Sullivan; Cunningham and Dex-
ter.
as At Brookiyn-st. Louis, 8; Brooklyn,
At New York-Pittsburg,o; New York,
4.
at NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 4; Phna
delphia, 6.
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
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PORTLAND POST OFFICE


Possmasseg's oolce. Sundays exesp,sl 40
a. ~. 20 p. m.
trshicr's O6,cc, Sundays cxcepieal 800
~. 10 600 p m.s Money order department 300
a ~. % GOO p. M; Registry department aWA
m. 10 GOO p. m.
Ge'ie5ai Dfiirsrv. Sundays excepietl lp
a. m 10 700 p. m sundays 800 % leo q a.
100 20 zoo .. m
turr1cr Deliveries. SUNDAYS ercculed3-ln
business section Of The city berWeca hlch and
India streets az 100. 200 aud iio0A m i.T an(
3 p. NJ; IN other sections at 500 a. 3D.. LNp n.
sunday delivery at Once window 4o % 1000
2. M. 100 20 zoo z. M Collections ron street.
boxes az 100 and 100 q. m. 400 and 500 D. m
sundays. GOO p. m. only
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE % nAus
Boston. Southern aud Western. intermediate
Offices and connections via Boston Maine
railroad Eastern Divislonl Arrlye "A i2h
geo and lo.i5 p. H. : close 500 AMI lib 3 H.
300 and 200 p. m. sundays. arrive ilD anh
HOO p. M, close il.45 a. H.. 40 and 900 p n
Boston, southern aad lgestel.A apa .ns'n,,
date oiilccs and connections. via Boston na
Maine railroad. lWcsfern dlusi0n)-Aulfe b
lo.35 a. m. $50 and SO D. NJ; close coo and a0
an ll.5o a. H.. and Goo p. m.
tosfcrn. via. Maine Central Hailroad-Arrlga
zoo anu 40 a m. i2.45 and 6l5 D. M cps'
GOO, 1000 and l1.s5 a.m.. and 900 p.m SUNDAYS
arrive 1915 y. IA. close 1l.45 q. ~ and wy
p. m.
AUGUSTA. intermediate Offices and connet
ton VIA Maine Central laiifOad-Arrlre ~ Aw
and 900 q. M. 1916 aud 6.15 D. m; close co..
and ll.45 a. No. Alb and 900 p. m
formu0t0n. intermediate Offices aud connee
tionss via Maine Central railroad-Auie
1-.45 and 6.l5 p. M. .close at7.45 p m ana Y III
H0c.idn q, intermediates Offices aud connee
tons via Knox and Lincoln raiiroad-Auiga
12.4b and 600 p. M; close az 600 and Y 10.
bk0lrtcgun. intermediate Offices and e0nnee
tons. Via Maine Central failrOad-AuYe a.
1915 p. m. close at u N
Island Pond, IT,. intermediate Offices and
connections, via Grand Trunk RailWN-At
rive at 100, 1l.45 NJ. 600 p. m. sundays lw
a M. close at I.30 a. m. LOO ana 900 pm
tsoriana. A. M. intermediate Offices and COD
necti0ns, via Grand Trunk rairoad-AriFe 81
2. o aud LAO a. H., and 600 D. m. Sundays o1
a. m. close at 730 a. m. 100 500 p. m sun
days AT TO q. m. and 1.30 p. m.
M07ttrc0i-Arriye at 100 aud li.f5 O. ~ ana
600 p. M. close at 100 and 100 p m SUNDAY
close $50 p. IN.
S,Uanton. w., intermediate oflees and con
necti0ns. via Mountain Division M. q X h.
Arrive at 100 D. m. close at 800 q. m
bartlett. n. H.. intermediate Offices ana c'f
nectiOns via Mountain Division M. q. ~ r.
Arrive az 500 a. m. and 100 ?. m.i close a''@
m. and 1900 m.
Rochester. ~ H.. intermediate Offices ana con
nectons. via P0rtland& Rochester fai .b oa y.
Arrive at 600 p. m; close at $50 a. nl l1'OV ''
C4traberland mus. Gorhan and Wesibro9ss
(Succdrdppd) Arrive at s45 g. M. i20 anoo"
p. m. /: close $50 and 1900 a. m and $50 p m
South Portland. Willard and Cape loftaQ..,
Arrive at 1870. HOO p. M. 500 p. m. close Wv
a. m. 80 and $50 p. m. ... IN
Pieusdntdaie and Cash Coracr-Ar,Iis s ". ~, =
and lib a. m. aud 40 p nj close -"
aud i.3o and 6.aC .. m
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HATCH 4 FoorE SUSPEND.

New York, Ssptem Der 1S.-The an
nouncement is made on the stock ex-
change today Of the suspension of Hatch
81 FOOte.
Daniel B. Hatch, the senior member of
the firm, when seen at its Offices, No. 3
Nassau street, made the following state.
ment:
'Mr. Foote speculated without the
knowledge of the firm for several years,
and lost over 500, 900. The weight andsths
strain have broken him down. he has
been crazy for three weeks, and is not ex-
pected to live the day OUT
Mr. Hatch stated that the liabilities Of
the firm would not exceed 81 900, OOO.
The assets he thought, would be about
that, although there had been some
shrinkage, and it was largely matter
Of estimate yet.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-09-19
A Total Of 1851 Bodies Reported
Found.
This Far Short of
Actual Number.
Outlook From Health Stand
point Encouraging.

Galveston, Texas, September 1S.-The
work OF clearing the streets OF debris
is progressing rapidly. Over 2O0O men
are engaged on the work Ninety eight
bodies are ported as having been found
In the wreckage and removed today max.
ing total of 1864 victims so far recov-
cred. This list is TAR short of the actu-
al number of dead found because the
bodies are buried or cremated without
any record being made. The storm
wrecked almost every vault in the six
cemeteries and many of the dead were
washed to sea In their metal cases. So
Tar only one casket has been found. 1t
had been carried three miles. BY tomor-
row the distance from 18th to 9th street
and from the bay to Broadway will be
equipped with street lights. More than
200 skilled mechanics were brought here
today from Texas cities.
The total number OF dead is still es-
timated at five to six thousand Over
carload OF disinfectants were taken
from the wharves today and sent to tbs
health department supply depot. Almost
as much was taken from that place
and distributed over the city. The sick
and injured are receiving the best OF
care.
The outlook from health standpoint
is very encouraging. The rebuilding OF
the bridge is progressing rapidly. The
water works system is being gradually
restored and the mains are now sup
plying the various hospitals.
A bureau has been established to take
a complete census of ths city.
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ARE NO TRUSTS,
senator Hanna Says He Doesn't Believe
One Exists.

Chicago, September 18 Senator M.
A. Hanna at noon today made an adj
dress to several thousand downtown
business men and their employees at the
room of the Commercial Mckinley club
lie said, in part:
You VIII find my text in the letter of
acceptance OF that great apostle of free
silver, w. J. Bryan. 1t is his last card
and he begins his interesting appeal to
the people of the United States by tell
ing what he knows about trusts
II wish l could have together on this
platform William j Bryan and Senator
George f. Hoag tnaU each might tell
his reasons for opposing expansion or
imperialism Senator Hoar would con-
vince you that he opposed it from con-
scientlous motives, but is on all other
points a unit with the party from
which he differs In that one respect.
and that he is a supporter of William Mo
Kinley. With those two together
would tear the mask Off the face Of
that hypocrite, William j. Bryan,
(Cheers and hisses.) One stands on the
firm foundation OF his convictions Of
right and the other on the fimsy foun-
datlon of hypocrisy.
II believe there is not trust in the
entire United States. There is nation
al law and in every state there is law
against trusts, national or state.
They cannot exist and every law
against trusts, national or state, has
been the product of Republican law
makers and the credit is in the party2''
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-09-19

Biddeford, September 1S.-Work at
Thomas j. McDermott's iron foundry on
Gooch street is at a standstiIl, i've of the
men employed there going out on a
strike this morning.
The trouble started from Mr. McDer-
mott hiring non-union moulder, the five
who quit work this morning refusing to
remain in the founders employ if this
man was to be retained. Mr.. McDermott
refused to discharge the man and the
five went out.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-09-19
SYMPATHY OF ALL NATIONS
Messages Received From Spain and
Great Britain.

Washington, September Is Formal
manifestations of sympathy with the
people of Galveston in their great afflic-
ton continue to come from all parts of
the world. In addition to those already
received such expressions have come from
the President of Chile, the spanish min
lister, the Belgian minister, the Mexican
minister, the Peruvian minister and the
Hayden minister. Where these commu-
nioations come directly from the head
of state they are acknowledged by the
President himself. The others are form
ally accepted and acknowledged by the
Department of State. The messages
from Spain and Great Britain read as
follows:
Legation Of Spain, in Washington, Sep
TENDER II, 1900.
Mr.. Secretary-I am charged by the
government OF Her Majesty to lay before
that OF the United States the expression
OF It's sentiments of deep sympathy for
the awful disasters caused by the recent
cyclone in Texas.
EHer Majesty, the Queen Regent, equal
ly joins in these expressions of sympa-
tuJ AOA buOu uOiIlDl5 OdlamlUleS by which
Her Majesty and her government have
been painfully affected. I improve this
opportunity to reiterate to you the assur-
ances OF my highest consideration.
(Signed) ARGOS.
British Embassy, Newport r. l., Sep
TENDER 10
Sir-I have the honor to state that
have been commanded by the Queen to
express to the President of the United
States the great sorrow with which Her
Majesty has learned the details of thu
terrible disaster at Galveston.
Her Majesty wishes me to conveyyto the
President the assurance OF her sgacere
sympathy with the unfortunate sufferer
from this calamity. have, therefore.
TO request that you viii be good enough
to transmit this message to its high
destination.
have the honor to be, with the high.
est consideration, sir, your most obedient,
humble servant,
Pauncefote.s
= The Hon. David j. Hill, etc etc.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-09-19

Harrington, September IS The wealth
er was excellent for the opening day OF
the franklin County Agriculture sooie-
tvs fair and the largest first day crowd
ever seen here WAS in attendance There
was good horse trotting in the 2. so ana
2.83 Glasses.
The 2 so trot was wonsby Stranger
Al toss, North Wayne, owner. Best
time, 2.82 1-2.
-Four heats of the 2 30 trot were run Off
and the race then postponed till tomor-
row on account of darkness Don.
owned by A. ID. Horn, Pennington, and
Nellie, owned by W. II. Brown, Skowhe
gan, each took two heats. Best time.
2 30 1-2.
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SOVEREIGN GRAND LODGE OF
ODD FELLOWS.

Richmond, Va, September 1S-Iha
Sovereign Grand lodge OF Odd Fellows
held a long session this morning, most
OF which was devoted to routine busl-
ness and the Introduction OF resolutions
which were referred TO committees. OH
GERS were elected as follows; Grand Sire,
A G. Cable OF Ohio; deputy grand sin,
John b. Goodwin of Georgia; grand
secretary, J. Frank Grant OF Baltimore:
grand treasurer, ID. Richards Muokle Of
Pennsylvania. The resolution approprl.
ating $500 to the Galveston flood suffer.
ers was passed.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-09-19

WEDDINGS.


Belfast, September is The marriage
OF Miss Blanche, eldest daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. John Doliff OF Belfast, to j.
Cecil Clay Of Portland, court stenograph-
|er with Justice l.. A. Emery. occurred at
the home of the bride on Congress street
at high noon, Monday. A large number
of Invitations had been sent out ana the
parlors which had been prettiIy decorate
ed for the occasion, We're filled with
friends Of the contracting parties, Miss
DoliH being very popular among her nu-
merous acquaintance in Belfast and else
where. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. j. NJ. leighton OF the Unitarian
church.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-09-19

Boston, September 18-For assauIting
with intent to rob Philip Sullivan, a
soldier 60 years of age and an inmate or
the soldiers home at Togus, Me. ana
who died during the assault Of heart fall
ure, John flaming was sentenced to not
less than five nor more than seven years
IN state prison by Judge Hopkins, IN the
superior criminal court.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-09-19
Texas Seaside Resort Destroyed 0
Bodies Found

Dallas, Texas, Septemb Der 1S-Newe
reached Dallas today that High island,
a seaside resort 80 miles northeast Of Gal
weston near the gulf shore, and and in
the southwestern corner of Jefferson
county, Texas, was entirely destroyed In
the recent storm. The place had about
l,OoO residents. many of them visitors.
Not house is left standing and moro
than 40 dead bodies were found yester-
day by relief and exploring parties
$50 BODIES FOUND.
Galveston, Texas, September lS-"Tnere
are only ten houses in a habitable oondi-
tion south Of High island, " says II. S.
Spangler, general manager Of the Gulf
and Interstate Railroad company, who
returned today from a tour of inspection
OF the property of his company "There
were thousands of bodies of dead animals
and about 81 bodies OF human beings
found there.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-09-19
MORE MAKINE DIsAsTERS.

ST. Johns, N. f., September 1S.-Re-
ports OF marine disasters during last
weeks gale continue to pour in from re-
mote localities. Today's advices show
IL more vessels ashore and 10 lives
lost. Considerable damage was done to
property long the seaboard.
Hope for the safety OF four other vessels
with crews aggregating 20, is almost
abandoned.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-09-19
CoLLERIEs no BE ABANDONED

Pottsville, Pa September 18.-General
superintendent Luther of the PhiIadel-
phia and Reading Coal and Iron oompa-
ny this afternoon issued an order to hoist
the mules out of the Henry Clay and
Burnside collieries at Shamokin and
have them brought to the corral here.
The employees are are on strike at these
two colIieries and they will be abandoned
he says.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-09-19

CHINESE CABLE LINES OPENED.
: Washington, September 1S-The war
department. has been notified that the
Northern Gable company announces the
opening of the Che Foo Taku-Por Ar
thur cables, and connection with Wei
Hal Wei. This gives two lines to China.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-09-19
MAKEUP OF NEXT LEGISLATURES

n -AIA-T1- 2 I OI n III ILUINIALU NE
Augusta, September 1S.-Ihe returns
received at the Office of the secretary OF
state show the election OF 10 Dem ocratic
representatives to the legislature as
against p in the legislature of 1899. The
Democrats made a loss Of five representa-
tives in Androscoggin county and two in
York.
On the other hand the Republicans lost
three in Cumberland county. The re-
turns show that in the Poland Durham
class, Jesse Libbey, the Republican can
didatei had only one majority and in the
Turner Livermore class the Republican
candidate had majority OF only Ia.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-09-19

The pleasant effect and perfect safety
with which ladies may use Syrup of Figs,
under all conditions. makes IL their
favorite remedy TO get the true and
genuine article, look for the name of the
California Fig Syrup Co printed near
the bottom OF the Package. For sale by
all druggists.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-09-19
POLICY TOWARD FILIPINOs.


Washington, September l9-On Au.
gust II, Secretary Root cabled the Philip
pine Commission for a report OF its oper-
ations to date. Following is the de-
spatch and the reply of the commission
cabIed on August 21:
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War Department,
August ~, 1900.

To PhiIippIne Commission, Manila:
The President wishes you to report by
cable the views of commission on the gem
eral condition of the islands as to peace
and Industry; business and revenue con-
ditions prevailing; progress of opportu-
nifty for education; disposition of the
people toward the United States; what
improvements IN this particular; the pres
entextent OF the insurrection; how much
of the archipelago Is tranquil; how much
Is still In disturbed state; probable con-
tinuance of guerilla warfare, and influ-
ences operating to prolong it; how 1t
can best be broughB to a close; condi-
lions and requirements OF civil govern
ment.
ROOT.
Secretary of War
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Laxative Bronze oulnine Tablets cure cai
Ia one day. No Cure. No Fay. Price Is GEMS
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The situation throughout the country
extending from Bolivar to High island
is possibly worse than in any other sec
tlon Of the main land.
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NOT HOUSE LEFT.

. The Hon. David j. Hin. etc, etc.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-10-27
For Private Sale.

We still have ~ few bargains
lef, and will sell cheap the follow.
ing articles: Domestic Sewing
machine, childs iron bed and
mattress, lounge. bed room set,
brass bedslead. bookcase, clock,
kitchen safe, refrigerator, center
tables, porii-rs, lnc. curtains, etc,
etc. 4. w. HoRN.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-10-27
Notice of Forfeiture.
To ruos. H. N4wroN ,

inu arr hereby notified tina, have expended
One Hundred bollar Ia ln,or aud Improve
ment. upon the Veteran lo.i., situate In sum.
mittili- mining district, Rio Grand. ~ounty.
Colorado, TIA" location certificate of which J.
r-eoricd la the rrcard' of Rio Ursnd- county,
Ia order to bold s,id premises under tho pro.
vision. "f ss,s-tion ~. ii.si--d statutes of the
initei statrsi baing IA" amount required la
bold the same 'of tho ,.ar ending D.c.mhrr
81 is',, and December n, islp. And u
sithin nin"iy day. ffum ih. srrNir- of tai.
notice ,"u fsu or r-fg-- Ia ruu,rihuiH your
proportion of such Expenditure. a. ro-own,r
yuur Interest Ia said claim Will hrcumc the
pr"Is-y 81 tho subscriber undor the said
ss.,ion s-Gi, and amendments tii.frto.
JAMES 4 WILLIS,
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-10-27

Charles bort has moved one door
south, where can he found nice stock
OF confectionery, cigars. fruits, fancy
groceries. cider. julip. etc.