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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-11
MONROE EDGE LAND Z RENTAL agent

Writes At least half the deeds re-
corded in Brazos County. Below
is "a list of property to br sold boz 40
days II you expect to buy or sell
land Monroe Ldge is the man 60
talk Co.
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81 General MasSo
y la Pr eSidenCiade Cuba

El manifesto del General ana
8 so 6eclarandose csndidaso ara a
Presidencia de Cuba ha causado
gran sensaci6n. So crae ous serau un
candidate de fuerza 81 recibe la pro
te,ci6n dsi nartido autonomista. <E!
Diario de Ia Marina,, 6rgano de los
Autonomistas rec omienda ell manifies
to-
<La Lucha, dAndo Ia voz de
alsrma Jos que rcd can al ssf1or
Palms, dice:
"a menos Que no Sc haga alpo
para'unir & los cnbaaos Ii tremen-
da lucha politica originada por Ia
pre- ,encia del General Masso en- |.
contends, terminara por perturbar
IA paz moral de la isla
Is. EN ESTA IMPRENTA se dara
colocaclon 8dos chicos appendices
que sepan componer y distribuir.
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LOS SIRVIENTES
lQUE SON?

Todo el mundo conoce esa c1a-
Sc social; los sirvientes. Todo el
mundo sabe que por regls general
el llegar q la servidumb-e, IS hijo de
una triste condic;on tinancisra.
Nadie lgnora que con los sala-
rios que Sc pagan a esa clase apeuas
les basta para comprarsa una muda
de ropa mensual nadie ssconoce
que los sirvientes que Sc euedan sin
colOcacl6n son asediados CAST siem-
pre- por el hambre.
No obstante, ellos no fguran en-
los patrones de la poblaci6n insol-
vente, nj como pobres de sclemni-
dad
lQde son pues?
Cuando estos deshereda los Sc
enfermap, dque viene a sar de ellos?
Tan poores camo cualqHier iadigen-
to no tisnen sin embargo derecho al
auxiiio nedico nj "a botica.
El que los tiene su servicio ha
ds pagar 9 gasto y lpor que? Is
quiea tiere siro q un asslsriado que
utiliza, pero al cual le paga? Y ST ID
que CANA 6 .te no le da para conner.
apenas le alcarza para un traje ;Co
mo va q pagar ese sirvieute un gas
to de tmedieo y botica propc rcionado
por Sd patron, 81 es tan pobre co no
cualquiera de los que est6n anota-
dos como de solemnidad?
Noso9ros creemos que este par
ticular debe mercer alguna atenci6n
por parte de les munfcipics enten :
dsmos que al hacer sas contratos
con los medicos Y farma c9uticos. d >
be acIar srse & a cl ase que per enc
can les sirventes. yalos cuales no
sotros consideramcs como de Seem
nidad.
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Beers e ingleSeS.

El representapte de los beers
en- Europa, doctor Leyds ha recibi-
do correspondence del General Bo-
tina. ell terror de los ingleses, en- la
cual So manifesto que ell ejercito
boels esta ps,fsctamente equipado
y vestido, con trajes, armas, caba-
Hos y pertrechos arebatados a las
tropas britanicas, en- los numerosos
encuentros que con el as han soste.
nido,
Asegura el Gareral boer, que
con los recursos de que dispone Sc
encuentra en- actitud de resistir dos
amos mas, continuando con ell mag
nftico sistema de guerrillas
Hace mucho tempo que noso-
tros sabemos que ell Tesoro fngles,
es el que viene sc sastsnier do al e;er.
cito boer sin apercibirse de clio.
Bieu dice ell refran, que cada
cual Sc sgarra con sus uf1as
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tREMOLACHA.

La Gazette de Cologne, da
cuenta de una nueva enfsrmedad de
Ia remolacba, que ha hecho su apa
rici6n en- Ia provincia de Limbourg
Esta enfermedai desarrolla en- Ell
mes de Julio, siendo las rates. que
pres sntan 81 desarrollo foliaoeo
nas cosiderable, las principalmente
atacadas; les hojas So mus tian y van
tomando color amarillento, y 81 Sc
arrancan con pre- :aucion sc nota
que sa extremidad es de IN color
pardo negruzco, con sfntomas evi
dentes de putrefaccion
Dicha alteration pare ce prove
mir d la presencia de bacterias que
Sc elcuentran en- los tejidos y mss
partlcularmente en- los W sos.
En- clertas regtones los perjui-
clos han alcanzado quinta parte
de la cesec ha.
La eufvrmedad ha sido estudia
da por el Institute agtonomieo de
Gemhloux. El remedio pr pesto
consiste en- la aplicaci6n de faertes
dosis de superfosf .tos, cuyo objeto
es aunaentar la acilez de les jugt 8
celulares. impidiendo asf la multi
plicacion de las b acterias.
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Como Quiere
uua lladre.

Iba & morir, y Sc inclinaba So
bre la cuna donde Sc dormia 81 hi
'jo.
Demasiado saba que aquella no.
che era la Ultima de su existencia; !;
la enfermedad que hA tempo nina
ba su cuerpo, iba a de s,argar el pos
trer golpe, y con 81 el socavado mu-
70 Sc tenia al fiD que derrumbar.
Y Ia moribunda madre, contem-
plando al nifo placidanente dormi-
do, psnsaba: <dSs acordara de
mf?s
lSs acordara de NIP rsretia la
desdichada, sintiendo, mas que la
muerte cierts, 81 olvido probable.
Alz6 la cabeza, = VIC al otro La
do de la cuna un tenue resrlandor; I;
despues unas alas que SO plegaban; !;
despues une ojos luminoscs clava
dos en- los suyos..
Y oyo una voz dulcfsima que
decis:
Soy Ell Angel que, por mandate
del senior, guia las madras que Sc
mueren camino del Cielo. Veugo en-
tn busca. d Estas pronta?
Dejame que le contemple unt
instantes mas, respondi6 la madre !;
imira que hermosc es Y como Sc son.
rie! El Angel inclin6 la cabeza y
murnuro:
iDios te 10 concedi6 Lermoso
para que en- Ia hora de tn muerte
gozases tai dulzu q!
iHljo mfo! exclam6 la desdicha-
da: lqu6 hal'arAs sin mi en- Ia vi
dap.., Tia fslicidad?..1 La desgra-
cia?....
Td puedes concederle l. una s
la otra, respo di0 ell Angel. El So
nor to 10 permite.
La dicha!, grit6 Ia madre
Refexions, mujer, dijo el angel
bajando tristemente la cabeza. Si
tn hiio alcarza en- esta vida la fell
cidad que suenss, halagado por los
placeres, dt tslum brado por lss glo-
rias, lleno su corazon de carif1os y
venturas, Sc olvidara de II. Tu NOM
bra no ten blara en- sus labit s, nj ell
rscuerio lanara nuncR de lagrimas
sus ojos.
iAy!, dijo entonces la madre,
sintiendo por primera vez la muer
ta.
Z gro 81 W ltJO SS 0tSS I0CAaAU,
cads nueva pena su,gira mas viva
tu lmagea en- 81 espfrisu. Te confia
ra como si adn vivieras, todos sus
dolores: te conta1a, en- sus noches
da insomnia, todas s1s amarguras.
No, no habras muerto para 81, por.
que con los ojos llenos de lagrimas
t. vera todss horas, y siemprs
mientras sus labios murmu zen:
<lMadre mfa!,, viviras y reinaras en-
Ell fondo de su atormsntado cora.
z6n.
Diio ell Angel, con un sitencio
augusta, durante el cual hasta Sc
apag6 Ia sonrisa del ni11o.
Entonces la madre medit6 unos
momentos; despues s. fu6 inclinan
do scbre Ia cuna, y, al fio, poso los
labios en- Ia frente de 81 hijo.
Y al alzar Ia cabeza. con voz FIR.
me, clara y vibrante dijo:
iQue seas dichoso!
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"LONGFLLOW"
ApAiTe cARGA' Y 'PAsAJeFos

Cumplido este requisite }, el jefe
quiso hacerme registrar, y Va iba a
ealizarse la operaci6n, cuando otro
Official, al yer mi aspecto eDfermizo
y enclenque, exclam6.
-iCuaLd do Sc esta asf, no s vie
ne q la estaci6n, SO va al ce nente-
riol
Me dejaron partir y tome el dl-
timo tren que salfa. L.egu6 Yer
sales extenuado. Al cabo de algu-
nos d1as, pAsados en- un hotel de
cuarto orden. donde habia encontra-
do habitaci6n un precio incon csbi.
BILE, Iresent6seme mi amigo ell fun
cionario, que al fin habfa logrado sa
lir de Paris.
-iQue tai vamos de salad?-me
dijo.
-Asi, asf. No he mejorado
gran coss.
" shora que ne acuerdo-r re.
puso mi favorece dor -deseo que ne
devuelva ell gAban que le prsste cuan
do salio usted para Versailles.
= Ahf 10 tengo-le conteste.
Apenas Sc 10 hube entr egado, ell
funcionario descosi6 con un cOrtaplu
mas e. Zorro del gsbap, del que saco
varios papeies mportantisimos, con
cernientes q les principales jefes de
la Comune.
i Era este muy diicil de pasar
exclamo con cfnico acento.-Si le
registrar usted, le usilan en- Ell &C
to.
Aquel miserable, para librarme
dc un peligro Iimaginario, nae habfa
expuesto ser pasado por las armas
al confarn e, contra mi vcluntad. do
cumentes que el mismo. no se .atre
via cons ervar en- su poder.
Durantea quel tempo, las turbas
saquearon mi casa y consequences
de la falta de cu;dados ,ecaf en- mi
enfermedad de la que tarde un af1o
en- re sbablec srme por complete.
En- cambio mi amigo fue conde'
cora 40 por haber desempenado fel
mente y con la mayor discretion el
comprometido encsrgo que Sc le con
iar.
Y ahf tienen uste des explicada
Ia carsa-concluy6 ell veraneante =
de que mi pesimismo tema los favo
res y hoya de los que los hacsn. ~
confiasen rstedes que me sobran ra-
zones para ello!.
PAUL GINISTY.
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La Union.

Gran salon de bsrbsria de Aga
pito del Tolo. Este establecimient to
s.tuado en- los bajos del Casino Es-
paflol, San Jes sc mum. II, perman ne
cer& alberto todos los dias, iuclu SO
los festivcs y domingos, hasta las 8
de la noche. Servicio esmeradc, sseo
y prontitud. Por ,cortar ell pelo &c
centavos, por afeitar 20 ctvos,
S 1873,
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A nueStrOS amigos.

Recomendamos el Hotel "The Marina.
por las comidas sabrosas que allf SO confec-
cionan. por 10 fresco ventilado de la casa y
en- particular, por la modicidad en- precios,
qpe son los siguientes:
Por un dia hospedaje con comida. 81 ;,
Abono conner para una persona
mensualmente. 10
Por una CANA ..............,, !, SO
Por un catre. %
Pupilaje para una persona, mes 40
Bateas la calle precos conven-
cionales
SOLER Ca.
Pto-R!co Nvbre. de 1901
San Jose esquina Tetuan.
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CEN TRIAL PLAZUELA
BALSEIRO & GIORGETTI
(SOClEDAD AGRIC0LA
Barceloneta, PR | de Septembre de 1901
ST. Don f. Delafond
Ingenero representante de la
xKrajewski-P Pesant & Go. de Eueva-Yorks
Sr. Don F.. Delafond,
Muy senior nueStro:


Nos
ar Ia
motor
magn
Sinotro oparic IS IS
Baseiro & Giorgetti.
ri ba
a
ereuni ma a pI
Modesto Warren T. M.
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Vapores que saldra n
PARA NEW-YORK

Relacion de los vapores que sal
AN del puerto de San Juan para
ell de NeW-YOrk.
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nparcial eco de Ia opin in : de Ia prer1sas

Y mientras, como nuncio de IN
feliz destino, una leve sonrisa pie
gaba lbs labios del nifo dormido, la
madre y ei Angel se alejaban solo
zando canine del Cielo
j. de R3uTe.
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VE::,NIDA

Nii1os hasta 3 anos, uno gratis; 4
q s amos, medic passage; de 8 en adel
Las familias que computen 4 pas
rs pS. H
Sc e1pilen billetes de ida ,. v,lelta
Para mas pormenores airigirB &
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Moviniento
de vapores

Go1eta americana eAbiel Abbot,
Debe haber salido ell 90 del pas 10
del puerto de New York con desti-
no a este.
Espaf1ol eSaturniua, Saldra de
Liverpool ell dfa 9 del corriente No
viembre directamenye para este
puerto y demas de Ia Isla.
Espaf1ol sConde Wifredo., Con
destino este puerto 'saldra del de
Barcelona el dfa Is del actual No
viembre, con escslas en- Mallorca,
Torrevieja, Valencia, Malsga, Ca
diz, Telerife y Las Palmas.
Americana ,Philadelphis, Re
calara a este puerto el ola 20 del CO.
rriente procedante de la Guayra
esca1as, siguiendo directa msnte pa
ra el de New York.
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RARIo De "A LINEA HaVRE-BORDEAUx HA
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Sc ALQUILAN

hAbitsciones y un hermoso ventiI
ado mirador, en- la casa n1mero 29I
de i .calle de San Jos6. { precios
m6dieos.
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NUEV0 "HOTEL OLIMPO"
SANTURCE

Ell dnico mejor HOTEL que Sc b
eonstruido en- esta Isla, propio para esto
climas.
carros electicos que pasan por delante del
Hotel cada 10 MINUTOS.
Jardines, Parques, Kiosko luz electri-
ca y demas adelantos modernos. Rebaja
en- precios las sfamilias.
Tiene ademas una empresa de coches (
os precios siguientes:
De Capital Santuree vice
versa . l.
Ida vuelta /, so
De Cspitaf& g Martin Pc
ha,g idasy yuelta 100
A Rio-Piedras 800
Por horas & un peso una.
Teletono 101 Apartado 81
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H. Hackfeld & Co., Ltd.
AGENTS.
on apply to p N. D. 3. c..


Korea. Her commercial interests there
are scarcely worth considering, She
must be prepared, therefore, and
doubtless IL prepared. to find that n
sinister Significance attaches to her
doings. But II she IL justified In agi-
tating for any telegraph. ii certainly
is for a telegraph to the Tumen, where
her own subjects and the Koreans
come in direct contact, and where incl
dents Of cardinal Importance may oc-
cur at any moment. Korea is grddu-
ally going the way OF China. She APP
pears to think that a State has the
right Of option nowadays. between re-
naming inert and equipping itself with
the paraphernalia OF civilization. An
Occidental State may have that option.
but assurcdly an Oriental State has
not. An Oriental State has got to
hustle along. the alternative being to
march Ia it's own funeral"
CAPTURED OVER FIFTY WHALES.
school of whales was seen off the
coast of kajlma district Ibaraki pre-
lecture. on September %. Villagers of
Suwa and Niimiya at once set out on "A
hunting expedition. and captured some
of the school to the number OF fifty
three. after an exciting chase lasting
1--WE or six hours. Every whale cap
tured measured about twelve feet in
length. and was forty or fifty kamme
in weight.
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appointment yet made by the new pres
ident, and 1t carries with II a plain warn
ing that men to get office under him
must be up to his standard or they will
not he considered
As a result Senator Burton Of Kansas,
and Republican National Committeema
Mulvane, of the same state, have gone
home. not exactly disgruntled. perhaps.
but defeated in their efforts to land b.
II. Tracy. who was Endorsed by the Kan
sas Republican machine, and the Presi-
dent has recognized Cyrus Leland, the
pension agent for the state and the po-
litical foe of Burton
Politicians here see In Abe Dean ap-
pointment the Roosevelt idea and are
taking the lesson well to heart. The
new president is playing hIgh-class poll
ties from the start. He does not intend
10 be handicapped by any unfit appoint
ments. The usual political arguments
have no effect upon him. He demand
nj men and will so demand. At the same
time he is not hurting his chances for a
denomination in 1904.
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They Want Wilcox.

The executive committee of the In
dependent Home Rule Republican par
ty, at its last meeting, decided that
there was no other candidate for Gov
ernor hut Robert w. Wilcox, and sent
on formal petition for his appointment
to President Roosevelt. The commit
tee stamped report that it would en-
dorse Secretary Cooper as incorrect.
1t VAS indicated that the party would
take up Fred w. Beekley for delegate
to Congress in place OF WILCOX when
lac is appointed governor.
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THE WORLDS NEWS.

NEW YORK, Oct 15.-An advance
of half a cent n pound In the price of
their coffee has just been announced
by the Arbuckle Brothers. which
makes the net price 9k cents. 1t is
said the coffee houses affiliated with
the American Sugar Refining Compa-
ny have not made any change in the
price of package core
NEW YORK. Oct. IA dispatch
from Paris to the Times says it has
been found necessary to amputate one
of the fingers of DR.. Calmette, director
OF the Pasteur Institute, on account
of a bite from cobra, from which
he was extracting the venom. 1t is
DIR. Calmette after his studies in
Cochin China saved his life, but after
three weeks, amputation was neces-
sary.
$3.50
NEW YORK, Oct. lS.-The Cape
Town correspondent Of the Times says
there has been a renewed influx lately
of poor people who hope to reach Jo-
hannesburg. Those stranded in Cape
Town include many Russian Jews.
Efforts are being made to stop the i'm
migration, as the immigrants must he
supported by public charity
1888
NEW YORK, Oct. 15.-Gioomy re-
ports of the condition of the British
West Indies are printed. and the moral
is drawn that the reassembling of the
Brussels Congress Is indispensable to
the revival Of the prosperity Of the
sugar industry, says the London cor
respondent OF the Tribune. The for
eign Office has made strenuous efforts
10 secure the reassembling of the Brus-
sells Congress and the abolition of the
continental bounties. A member Of
Parliament who makes specially of
the sugar question Is authority for the
statement that the congress win meet
speedily and agree upon a general alb
clifton of the bounties.
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Significant Warning to Politicians
In This Appointment.

WASHINGTON, Oct. I2-president
Roosevelt today appointed John 8. Dean
10 be United States District Attorney
FOR Kansas. This Il the most sign flea nt
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Presidents +. p. Ripley and T.. H.
Hartman of the Santa Fe and tn.
southern Pacific, respectively. signed
on Saturday in the East the contract by
which the Santa Fee is to participate in
Oriental traffic at this port. The Santa
Re Is guaranteed a certain percentage
of the Oriental traffic which is now
turned over to the Southern Pacific
Union Pacific combine by Pacific Mall.
Occidental and Oriental and the Togo
kisen kaisha steamer lines. The lat
ter's tripartite agreement between this
port and the Orient is not to be dis
turbed.
1t Is not known what percentage OF
incoming Oriental business the Santa
Fe Is to receive. The contract between
the two roads does not cover outgoing
business, save that all shipments and
passengers turned over by the Santa
Fe TO the steamer lines are to be
promptly and properly handled.
Hartman enters into this arrange
ment with Ripley on the agreement of
the latter not to deal with any other
Oriental line that may run vessels 10
this port; also that he abandon on Feb
ruary I, 1902, the Santa Fe's Califor-
MIA and Oriental steamer line at San
Diego. This deal between the two rail-
way presidents will go into effect on
February 1. 1902. President Ripley is
already arranging to abolish his Orien-
tai service at San Dieso.-San Fran
cisco Call.
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PARIS TO RESCUE OF DC s
Leading Papers Appeal for Al"
sfOr Home for WANDERING
CANNES.

Thanks to the campaign begun by
NJ. Loze, when prefect of police of
Paris, all dogs found wandering in
the streets are ruthlessly seized and
dragged off to the fourrierre. There
the wretched animals are kept penned
up in a narrow space, half-starved and
Ill treated, till at the end of the regu-
lation period the lethal chamber puts
an end to their miseries. Even this is
not accomplished without additional
agony, as there has been leak in the
pipe for years, and the unfortunate
animals die a lingering death from suf-
foca ton.
This state of affairs, which is a dis
grace to great city like Paris, caused
a kind-hearted woman, Baronne de
Herpent, to come to the rescue. Some
years ago she founded a home for
dogs, where, in contrast to the four
rierre, they are well fed and cared for
In the good work she spent modest
fortune. and it was in danger of dis
appearing, when she made an appeal
for aid.
A subscription was started. Since
then subscriptions have not ceased to
pour in, and. thanks to the generosity,
the dogs refuge has been saved. The
initiative has aroused the French press
from it's lethargy, and one after an
other of the leading Paris journals
have taken up the matter.
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LAWSON BOAT IS FEARED.
terpart of LiptOn's New
Challenger.

When Sir Thomas Upton recently
said that he was chiefly concerned
about the Herreshoff boat. and saw
no reason to count seriously on the
chances of the eCrowninshieldde de efender,
he was merely echoing the opinion then
generally held of British yachtsmen.
1t seems now, however, that il is dawn
ing on the experts that the Lawson
boat is worthy of more attention than
was previously given to her.
The reason for this change of opin-
ion lies chiefly in the remarkable re-
semblance of Mr.. Lawson's boat with
the Shamrock II. Details seem to show
that every important novelty in the
Watson boat has been duplicated in
Lawson's. The lead of the keel is run
inside on both yachts in order to Sc
cure strength and lightness with less
surface friction. Roth masts consist
OF single spar, with the view of es-
Gaping weight and the weakness of a
topmast. 1mperishable aluminium is
also used for the decks of both boats,
AS it is impossible for either designer
to have plagiarized the other, the fact
that they have arrived at identical
conclusions in these important mat
ters has suggested to British yachts
men that the designers are more near
ly on the same plan than supposed.
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United States Of America, ~
Southern District Of Ohio.
In the United States District Court, In and for
said District, Western Division.
In the matter Of No. S025
". T. Montgomery, In Bankruptcy.
Bankrupt Petition for Discharge.
To the Honorable A. O. Thompson, Judge OF
the District Court Of the United States for the
southern District Of Ohio W. 2. MONTGOMERY,
State Of Ohio, in said district, respectfully rep
rssents that on the 4th day Of March, last
past, he was duly adjudged bankrupt under
the sets Of Congress relating to bankruptcy
that lie has duly surrendered all his property
and rights Of property, and has fully complied
with all the requirements re Of said act, and Of
the orders Of the court touching his bankrupt
Wherefore he prays that he may be decreed
by the court to have full discharge from all
debts provable against his estate under said
bankrupt acts, except such debts % ore ex-
Dated this 9Th day Of April, A. D. 1901.
". T. MONTGOMERY, Bankrupt.
ORDER OF NOTICE THEREON.
County Of Highland, s.
On this 9th day Of April, A. d. 1901, on
reading the foregoing petition 1t is ordered by
the court that hearing be had upon the same
on the 29th day OF April, A. d. 1901, be-
fore said court, at Cincinnati, in said district,
at ten O'Clock in the forenoon; and that the mo-
tice therefore be published in the News Herald,
Q newspaper printed in said district, and that
all known creditors and other persons in inter-
est may appear ct the said time and place and
show cause, II any they have, why the prayer
Of said petitioner should not be granted. Aud
Il 10 further ordered BY the court, that the
clerk shall send BY mail 10 all known creditors
copies Of said petition and this order, addressed
10 them at their place Of residence as stated.
Witness the Honorable A. O. Thompson,
Judge Of the said court, and the seal thereof,
at Cincinnati, in said district. on the 9Th day
OF April, A. d. 1901. Attest
B. r. COWEN, Clerk.
TsEAI OF OOURT