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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-05-30
AD ALTA
PoR NUEsTRos MUERTos

Sorprende ell barco viaiero,
ciclon, que en- la mar Sc ffagia
larza el viepto un hombre al sgua. -.
sQuien esi. Nadisl. Un marineroi
En- revuelta lid marcial
una bala desdichada,
mata un soldabo Bienl . . lNadal
mo es siquiera IN ofoiali
lHuere I'M hombre: dadre nombre;
que Sc lame Jdau- % Bias,
81 es un hombre. y. NADIA mae;
Sc le resta. =. Huri6 IN hombrei
Nj fuanciera, nj NJ tfstica,
nj social, tcnfa importancia
era :. an bulto era, en- sustancia,
un aims de Ia estadistica.
Nostro apenss, Ell peril,
esti todo au historial
en- ell libro parroquial,
y en- el registro civil:
Allf, en- dos folios, en- dos,
breves constan elocuentes,
In vida los academies.
de aquel .lde aquel Juan de Diosi
Sus hijos 10 lloreran.
-psrdonen 81 me equivoco4
81 el pan se sobra muy POGO.
muy mucho, 81 fAlta el pan. -
Y otras lSgrimas no implore,
porQue no tiene derecho.
al cabo al fin. !. .tqu4 ha hecho
para que el mundo 10 llorei
Fue una cosa; una entidad.
fracci6n que Sc menosprecia.
en- 81 siglo no SO aprecia
sino 10 que es cantidad.
Oaiga en- IL f)sa com6n,
pierdaso elf ca buena hora;
90 debe llorar;... SO llora;...
pero, coDforme segda.
Sc llora, cuando sl que muere
supone, por varios modos,
algo, que es algo... de todos, -.
algo, que todos nos here:
algo, como Ell eapitan,
que si 50 shoga en- ell charco,
deja sin gobierno el barco
& merced del huracAn:
algo, como el general,
que al casr, 1leno de gloria,
lleva, tai veg, Ia victoria
en- su caro- funeral :
algo asi como una entzafa
que SO arranca al organismo
ell pedazo de uno mismo
que mas duele, que mas dafia
en- I'm, algo, como un astro
que de luz el orbe puebla,
dsja negror, tiniebls,
cuando SO extiDgue su rastro
entonoss, llanto sincere
dsrrame el mundo cuitado,
que no llor6 Juan soldado,
nj llor6 Juan marinerol.
81 ent6nces hay quien descarne
su herida, con diestra rnano,
vera que ell hierro inhumano
ha entrado bien en- Ia carne:
vera, vera, como brota
la sangre de 10 mas hondo,
que en- ell foudo. EN- ell fondo,
Sc queda siempre una gotta
Es el dejo de la hiel,
que ell dolor ALI rezuma;
fermento, virus, .espuma
de 10 amargo y 10 cruel.
Melancolica obsesi6n,
abrumadora tristexa,
10 que carga Ia cabeza 49,.
10 que oprime el coraz6n l....
ESQ, tan grande, tan grande,
qne en- el pecho se aposenta,
que ell pecho no revienta
por one ell mdsculo Sc expande:
| ESQ, que ifvariable, flo,
no concede paa, nj ealma;
| ESQ que lleva en- ell alma
la madre, que pierde IN hijo 49,.
jose G.. PadisG.
En- una casa de juego
Un punto pregunta de pronto q un criado:
-tQ1e hora esf
La una de In madrugada.
-lDsmonioi Y mi mujer que me espera
ha para conner
La vida es dulce 6 amarga,
10 eorta larga no impoIta;
ell que geza Ia halla corta
ell que sufre In halla larga.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-05-30

De la calle de la Virtud, extreme norte,
Sc quejan varios vecinos de que una mujer,
llamada Anita Santiago, promueve escAnda
los alborotos y profere gritos palabras
obscenas, que no pueden tolerarse.
Las sfamilias honradas que en- aQuel pasa-
je residen nos suplican que namemos Ia
atenci0n de Ia policfa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-05-30

La vida es dulce amarga,
10 eorta larga 20 impoIta;
ell que gsza Ia hslla corta
ell que sufre la halla larga.
Cdnar oaDaor.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-05-30

Sc NECESITAN dos casas
en- alquiler. Informes en- esta
imprenta.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-23
R,apIng Results of the Gold
Policy.

Wall street is getting down to
business and beginning u feel the
results Of the stagnation through
out the country which has been
the inevitable outcome Of twenty
three years Of the gold policy
policy not Of laws but Of men, a
policy Of administration not made
by the laws but by dictation Of
great interests. A policy which
has sacrificed the productive inter
ests Of the country TO those engag-
ed in promoting the floating Of
great debts. People talk about
the silver craze the green back
craze and all sorts OF crszes.
The country is suffering the nat
ural results Of the bond craze,
which has run up 10 $4,000, co.,
900 under a financial policy which
has cut down the earning power
Of the people, restricted their ex-
changes and reduced TO zero the
ne. earnings Of producers. II it
out Of these net earnings alone
q at good business can be made
for our vast railway system-half
that OF the world-and at the bot
tom every dollar Of debt created
on railways and on every other
interest in the country, must lie
paid out Of net earnings Of produc-
ers. No net earnings means no
pay. The quicker the country
drops the business of educating
itself on a theory that con,inua-
ton Of the policy Of further piling
up interest bearing debt on terms
which restrict our power to earn
money to meet interest and prin.
cipal, or that fastening upon our
selves policy that cripples oul
powers Of production and ex
change is a good thing for ex
isling securities, the quicker ",
will get on the road to bette
. times, to conditions which i'm
, prove the income Of 100000 c
p people. and then we can improv
4 the incomes Of all lheirinslilutioni
New York Financial News.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-23

TO Caution today in special trains 70
call ois MAJOR Mckinley They reached
Canton Shortly before noon Along
thdp Quincy they had many recruits.
WhM 10y lad paraded 20 McKinley's
home COO people crowded over the
lawn and surged into the streets and
then IL rained while bands played and
thousands Of enthusiastic voices echoed
and steam oalliopos lent their noise 10
the melody of the crowd People stood
in the rain for an hour They waived
banners and beat tin helmets They
carried Ia tho parade, We want back
the good Mckinley times" 1--WE want
the furnaces and factories started, noi
the rich mems silver mines. A" and Hon.
ct money and chance TO earn it. "
The presentation speech was made by
oX.Conrrcssman Oscar l.. Jackson.
When Major Mckinley mounted q
chair on his stoop 20 respond TO the sen.
timents Of Colonel jackson oalliopes,
cannons, bands and myriads Of human
voices repeated their first ovation.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-23

The following straw shows the
way the wind is blowing; "Bruns-
wick, Maryland, whose normal re-
publican majority is 500, has held
a municipal election aud gonedem-
ocratio by 40 majority. All
Brunswick's municipal oihoSs are
republicans Il is on the line Of
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad,
aud the location OF extensive shops.
II was thought that as John X
Cowen, the president Of the Balti.
more and Ohio, had bOlted, his
personal influence would be exerted
in Brunswick. Mr.. Cowan did his
best, but he could not control 4
vote. The battle was fought
squarely ON the silver issue
Nothing else was heard Of durinl
the campaign" Free silver is go
ing TO sweep the country in Nov
ember.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-23
hoAINsr AMIRIcAN MONEY.
Hanks Of Canada Refuse TO Take OuS
Money Except on . Discount

hanha OF NenaoA REFUSE 10 Iehe OuS
Money Except on . Discount
TORONTO, Aug. 22.-The banks in To-
ronto are daily becoming more sus.
picious Of American money, and now
not one Of them viii aoceps any from
American = 'ney at par TO any great ox.
tent. Frid : the Bank Of Montreal In
Montreal refused 10 take United States
bills or silver from anyone. The To-
ronto branch Of that bank still receives
small amounts from customers and
charges one.hAlf Of per cent discount.
The Merchants bank IL also considering
the advisability Of refusing all United
Ststes money, but receives bills at . dis
count Of per cent The Standard has
for some time maintained 3 discount Of
10 per cent. The Dominion now charges
2 per cent ON national currency and 10
per cent ON silver certificates. Other
banks charge from one.hAlf 10 / per
cent. Only the Bank Of Hamilton re-
ceives bills at par from customers in
In small amounts.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-23

NEW YoRK. Aug. 22.-After several
fruitlcss efforts to persuade the trunk
lines to stop Discrimination against Ne y
York by abolishing the differentiAls "A
favor Of Philadelphia. Baltimore. New.
port News and other cities the New
York Produce Exchange has filed com.
plain, with Ihe interstate commerce
commission. The intention IL TO wage q
bitter warfare agsins. the railroads un.
I'll the desired resul. is obtained. even
IL takes sevsrAl years, and q is found
necessary TO 10 TO the courts.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-23
A DESTRUCTIVE STORM.
Housss swept Away and Small Streams
Become Mig Rivera

IIousls swept Away and Small Streams
become Mig Rivera
CHAMBERLAIN, s. D.. Aug 22.-The
reports Of a heavy storm which passed
to the northeast Friday night show
great damage done throughout this
country. A house owned by Fred Dick
inson was almost demolished. Dickin-
son and his family took refuge in the
cellar and were saved. The dwelling Of
Cliff Summers was swept away. but
none Of the occupants were seriously
injured John Van Pattens barn was
demolished. A regular clOudburss ao-
oompanied the storm. Ravines which
have been dry for months are rushing
rivers, which carry almost everything
away.
Near the Cow Greek and Lower Brule
agencies many Indian tepees have been
blown away and the occupants driven
frantic frou fright.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-23
coUNTERFEIIERs rkKEN lN.
Three spurious Cola Makers Hun II
% Albany.

ALBANY, Tex, Aug. 22.-Dcp6y
Sheriff Hilton Williams aud posse. com.
posed Of eA-Sherff Henry Heron, l..
H. Hill, James Melton and William
Hatcher, captured three alleged expert
counterfeit aud a complote and costly
count0feiting outfit, also a large
amout Of gold coined and raw material
When the capture was made the party
wcre so completely taken by surpr &
that they offered no resistance, n, .
withstauding all of them were heavily
armed
The three men came here in a wagon
some 10 days ago aud rented an old di,
lap.da'od stonehoRse just outside the
city limits commonly known as the old
Master'on place, and by their action.
aroused the suspicion Of Mr.. Hatcher
who lives near their place Of operation
and J. W Manning a druggist, from
whom they bought quantities Of plastic
of pars The moulds, of which the,
have a large number. are all for maxim,
/ g. gold piccs. The men have told sew
cral tales rs 20 where they are from an,
/ refuse 20 give their names.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-23
MANY REoU5sTs 70 SPEAK.
nrypn Couid spsnd several Weeks Ia
New York Making srsechc.

nrysn Ceuid spsnd several Weeks In
New York Making srsechc.
UPPER REp Hook. y y, Aug o.
Every indication the last few days ha,
been towards what is settled fact, that
William Bryan expect, and has bccn
assured of EASTERN support Letters CON.
tiuus to pour in asking him 20 speak ai
eastern points and II the requests wert
Needed he could spend the entire time
from now until olecuon day Ia New
York state. Nearly ov~y city of any
size between New York tud chicago
has asked ham O. make a sop and with.
cut exception the invitations have com,
from ! adogs Of Democratic organiEa.
tons Mr. Bryan showed no surprise
at the newspaper stories that New York
Democratic organizations had decided
60 support him
Il Is said on very good authority that
Senator Hill would take part in the
demonstration In honor of Mr. Bryan az
Albany on Tuesday night The state
ment needs authouticniien. however
Mr. Bryan Is feeling good over IN,
outcome Of the New York Democrats
and he is in high spirits.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-23
WHIT HEAD AGAIN FREg.
Rsisased From Portland frisoa AfasF
serving Thirteen Years.


LONDON, Aug. 22.-Albcrs Gcorre
Whitehead. one Of the Irish polite i
prisoners who has been serving lice
sentence Of penal ssrvituls since his
conviction in 1883, was released FROM
Portland prison today. Whitehead
is an American citizen and prior 10 com.
ing to this country resided in the state
Of New Jersey. He viii probably EAii
for the United States next Monday.
Whitehead. whose real name was
Murphy, was convicted with Dr. Thos
Gallagher. John Curtinkent and Henry
Hammond Wilson in London IS years
ago and sentenced 10 penal servituds for
life. The latest reports from conhden.
tial sources on the other side 10 men
who are working for the Amnesty sssO-
ciation In this country. say Whitehead
IL mentally unbalanced A. a result Of
the severe treatment he received while
In prison.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-23
HONE SMITH RENGNS.
Il Has Not Yet Been OFF,
cially Announced.
BUT IT Is CERTAINLY A FACT.

For Days Past IIls Personal belongings
Have Bssn shipped 90 His Home - it
l. the Opinion IIe WIN Naoate sept
MS support Of Bryan aud sewail
the Cause.
WASHINGTON. Aug 22.-For some
time rumors have appeared In print on
the probability Of the early resignat
Of Secretar Ioke smith There nos
is no doubt that he has resigned and
that his res gnation has been accepted.
For some days past shipments have
been made 20 Atlanta Of his books and
papers and he has declined 10 set any
departmental business 10 b. heard by
him for a date later than this month.
Il can safely be assumed that his sue
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-23

ccssor viii De in charge IN a very short
time
After the nomination Of Bryan and
Sowall it became known that S Secretary
Smith was the only momher Of the oabi.
net who announced his purpose TO sup
port that ticket. aud that this action on
his part, while not in any way affecting
his personal relations with othr mem.
bers OF the cabinet. seemed so material
90 him that he felt constrained TO ten.
der his resignation.
Tho secretary declines TO discuss tn,
subject in any way
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-23
China Painting

Miss Mars. Z. Car, who has just CON
pleted the ,ourse a, Osgood Art school.
New York CITY, is pre- . afed 10 give in.
structions IN all the branches ofhigh
art china painting, via Royal Worcer
ter. Dresden, Delft, e.c. The studio
vill BE- fitted up uiih an convienionces.
including kiln. Cs.s begins sept. lst
Exhibit Of Miss Cars work NAV be
seen at Tyler Haswell, sept O.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-23
JOHN B. MIKE.
Notes From BIllylllc.

We rise with the thermometer NV
not with the lark.
The sun has barbeued the cattle on a
thousand hills.
This is the time hen you can't pos
sibly appreciate the melting notes Of
the mocking bird.
The Mayors cul .nloid cuffs caught
fre yesterday and burned down the
town hall.
Several candidates got oyerheated
yesterday while running for Office.
We don't 10 TO church these hot days,
We simply look at thermometer and
fAll TO praying.-Atlania Constitution.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-23

INnlANAPoLis, Aug 22.-The Demo d.
racy Of Marion county opened the cam.
naign here at Tomlinson hall In the
presence Of 1000 people Senator Turie
pr, sided The principal address was
made by cx.Siaie Senator +. H. Van
Voorhis, a Republican, who favors free
coinage The address occupied two
houu and was well received
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-23
Cowhers wm Bs Nominated.

KANsls CuY, Aug. %. The Demo.
cratic congressional primaries was held
here and ex.Mayor W S Cownerd.
cut and out free silver Democrat. car.
ried everything aud IL is now settled
that he viii be his party's nominee foI
congress. The gold Democrats had nc
candidate before the primaries.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-23

Sr Louis, Aug. p SO much has
been said the past week abou; the probA.
hihties of a fusion In the Fourteenth
district that Professor S. d. Vandiver
the Democratic nominee foy congress
has written letter 20 A. n. Livingston
the Popahsi nominee. declining to nc
ccpt Mr.. Livingston's proposition
submit their claims TO a joint meetinl
Of the state executive committees q
their parties.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-23
IN. Hll,,,d, wA,,.o.p.,..

Waco, Tex, Aug. S2.-TherS are no
new developments in the whitecAp cut.
rage at Hillside, except that the negroes
were whipped in = worse manner than
was first renorted. The authorities ars
working diligently to Apprshsnd the
perresrasoss. bat as yea have secpEoa nc
elew.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-23
NO TRUTH IN IT.
Western Ualoa aud He'll Telephone Gem
nAnlsa Mm Not csaselIaAls.

Western unlon aud He'll Telephone Gem
Panlss WIN Not Consolidate.
NEw YORK, Aug. 22.-Rnssell Sage
SAYS there Is not word Of truth in the
reported impending consolidation BE-.
tween the Western Union Telegraph
company and the American Bell rele.
phone company The Western Union
holds considerable amount Of Bell
Telephone stock-in the millions, but no
change In the relations Of the oorpora.
tions is considered necessary, Tho cir.
culation Of the rumor has caused an Al
vance Of z por cent in the Western Un-
ion and the 'flcial denial was followed
by a rocession for almost an equal
amount.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-23
1HE coNMAY ExPEpI1loN.
Two of the Nsmbsr. Return and Ne
pert valuabls Finds

TRoNsoE, Norway. Aug, 22.-MeSErs.
Trevor, Battaye and GrawOOd. the last
two being members Of the Arctic expe-
dition headed BY Sir Martin Conway.
have returned in a little steam launch.
Il is announced that the results 70 geolo-
~ and geography win be very valuable.
SIR Martin ConwaybeIpeditiOn was the
first 20 Gross Spitzbergen from east "a
west. In the central portion Of the !
land was fonud a vast system Of glacier,
and a magnificent plateau. Sir Martin
Conway's expedition also made . com.
plete exploration Of the Horn Sound
Tynd, a mountain in the southern part
Of spitsbcrgen. nearly 5000 feet high
They epOrt that i,s peak is composed
almost entirely Of marble.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-23

KEoEuE. Ia, Aug. g. "A Democratic
gold standard club Of $50 charter mem.
bes was organized here Friday night.
The membership m the club consists Of
the leading Democrats Of the city Tie
club will be swelled 20 between 800 ani
200 before the campaign ends.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-23

AUSTIN, Aug 22.-In difficulty her,
over domestic matters VIII Cooper shot
and fatally wounded Jesse Rudical
Rudical was hit with Eve shots frou
Conner's nlsiol
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-23

PERRY, o. 7, Aug "a -Horsethieves
stole 90 horses frum the PAwnee Indian
agency Officers Frank Lake with a
posse Of 10 men are in pursuit of IN,
thieves.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-23
BRAGG AND BoUcN
ghey Are at out, aud - nuei May N,
the End


MILWAUKEE, Aug. 22-One Of the
sensations Of the Wisconsin campaign /,
an interview with General Bragg at
Don Da lac on Co.onel Bouck's candi.
dacy for governor On the free silver
ticket. General Bragg declares that
Bouck is "a social coward" and his dec.
larations that he will De a candidate ar,
mere wind and mooushine Genoral
Bragg Says 1t Is not the silver question
that has made Bouck and himself At
odds with each other, but rather Bouck'i
insulting manners Bouok may, IL IL
thought, challenge Bragg 10 fight .
duel They live within 20 miles Of eacl
other.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-23

AlvARADo, Tex Aug. 22-Mrs
Brady had son killed here by falhne
out Of a swing and running a stirl
through his body. He lived only short
time lie was about years old
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-23

MARSHALL, Tex, Aug g2.-Jamos A.
Dardon had his examining trial hero on
the charge Of killing Henry GNnbery
Wednesday night. aud was admitted te
bail In the sum of $500.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-23

Capt. d. d. Dawson has been
nominated for the legislature by
the pOpnlisis Of Brazos and Madi-
y counties.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-23

CINCINNATI, Aug, s2-Frcd Krcif, 3
saluonkccper at SO2 Central avenue, shot
and fatally wounded his wife here and
then killed himself, Kreif had been
drinking heavily.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-23

pnxsrNE. Tex, Aug q. Little Lot
nc Gordon. aged 10 years. died here o
lockjaw. caused by a nal piercing he
feet several days ago.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-23

L0ST-A rcd lealhur memosaa.lam
hook with nanes Of local subseI...ef. 10
Galveston News. finder viii pleas.
,esurn 70 this Office. Fl
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-23

nut m Necessary 10 Garry Gold stand.
ard Cleveland says Take Him


ard Cleveland says Take Him
WASHINGTON, Aug. e2.-rhcre is ox.
Cellcnt authority for saying that Presi.
dent Cleveland will write letter tc
some friend at the indianapolis gold
standard national convention opposing
the Endorsement Of McKinlry Tor his
professionals yicws and favoring th,
nomination ot some Democrat who he.
lievcs not only in the maintenance Of
the present standard, but Ia taui foi
revenue only. Il Is said, however, h,
may include the suggestion that it may
be advisable later IN the campaign 6
withdraw this third ticket II il should
appear that the gold standard cause /,
thereby ieopariizcd
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-23

SAN ANTONIO, Aug al. L. Bruce
an International and Great Northern
swiichman was killed in the yards herr
while coupling cars.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-23
Cotton Receipt.


The strength Of the silver cause
grows without ceasing day and
night. There is no way 1, meas
ure it, and nothing can check it.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-23
FARMERS eRerr m'KlNLsv.
They crowd Around M. Home a Can
t0n by Thousands

CANON. O., Aug ge, Two Thousand
farmors, mechanics aud other citizens Of
New Castle, Elwcod and other parts ol
Lawrence county, Pennsylvania, wen
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-05-23
DOBES.

ADOBETOWN, May 0.-[Special Cor
respondence]-The measles are subsid-
siding at Junction.
The Sunday school here will be
closed for the present 20 we are in
formed.
Mrs. NJ. J. Smith. Of Butte is visit.
ing with her son, Fred Smith. at juno
ton.
A force has been working on the
road leading to the Easton mine, and
some changes have been made to avoid
the heavy grade.
T. J. Lynch is making some substan-
tial improvements on his property at
Junction.
All the machinery at the mill is in
operation, and the carpenters are
framing timber for the new additions,
everything. seemingly, is progressing
smoothly under the management of
Henry Pankey.
Representatives of a Chicago compa-
ny were here looking over the placer
ground of the German Bar Fluming
Company in view of purchasing. This
is the same company of Chicago that
bonded about all the diggings in Alder
gulch a few months ago.
Ed. Lane has a JOB at the mill. Ed.
is right in the push and his position is
a high one.
}. Fortescue, of Gibbonsville, Idaho,
is stopping in Adobetown. He is here
o n a prospecting tour.
The following is a brief report of Jul
school for the month of April: No. en-
rolled for the month 40. Average
attendance 81. Those whose names
constitute the roll of honor for the
month are as follows: Laura Richard.
Katie and John Dullea, Roy Hopper,
Nellie Potter, Lorenzo, Emsley and
Rozella Cox. Jewell and Russell Both
we'll, Dora. Mickey, Katie and Eliza
beth Carey, James Wright, Whitney
James, Edith Williams, John Jones,
Mary Kenedly. and Frank Richard. J..
Boutwell,, teacher.
Frank Carey will herd ~goslings, hoe
pumpkins and hug the girls over on the
Ruby this summer.
We have heard many remarks about
the weather recently, some of them
bordering on profanity. But it is not
the fault of the weather. but OF those