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ccNlAllssInNtte, NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF
THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
ington, May q, lSS7.-To whom II may
concern. Notice is given that the COm-
mlssIoners OF the District OF Columbia
intend to construct stoneware sewers uAdeE
the assessment system, as follows.
In the east side OF Monroe street, Ana
%, %, "a, aud 70, FTedencks' subdi-
vision OF part OF Chichester; estimated
cost, S40O. Ia Twenty y-seventh street
northwest, between DumbaElOI and u
streets, dbuJtIug squares Nos l-3o &ht
1888; estimated cost, $500 In Meridian
street, Det~ c-u Icntrr duu BIO" /. stree -
abutting lots 24O 24f. 242, and 243,
Browns subdivision OF MO.ut fIeaSdut
lots 81, 50, 81 Az, Ii. u, IS, a., 10,
and 46, 3 Z. BrOw 5 subdiyISi Ul Nount
Pleasant, lots SUT, 2US- ana -UH- NitLo..iS
Young subdivision OF : 7. Brown : sub
division OF Mount Pleasant. estimated cost,
$500 In Meridian street. IRON center
street 10 the eaSteriy line OF ,. I. BrO "h ;
subdivision OF Mount Pleasant. aiuttihe
lots /, 2, 3, 4, 5, 8, and 4, or DANIEL
Breeds SUBDIVISION OF :. r Bro Il ;
subdivision OF Mount fleasaut' lotS %
and -, :. z. Browns subdlNIsiOL or
Mount Pleasant; lots l6i, To-,
1853. and I64, Albert :. stUrtevants 5
subdivision OF :. +. Brown = SubdIylSIon
of Mount Pleasant, es stimated cost, 81 ..
street,. between Maple avenue duU MOTIFS
road, abUttiug lots 1 ?. 3, 4, ., o, I, ;,
and 8, GTIS WOld'S addiJOl 10 AAdtOSt7,
estimated cost. $500 East Ade or
NicuoI ; avpuur tAio ttue stgrf O., t''-s " .'-.t
Morris road and Franklin street. abuttinE
lots 222, 223, 224, 223, go
227, 22S, E29, 23U, %3i %,
233, 234, and 235, of Moore, ct al, sub
division o. Chichester, eStluua ted cost, S5t2-
In alley of block No 30. of suhdivIS. ON
of .'RosedaIe'' and ''lSheFwUod,' abUttIuc
lots 50, 90, 100, 100, Il 4, I0l, and a.,
OF block No 80. subdivisions OF "ROSe6ale
and Isher wood estimated cost, S.S2-
In Trinidad street, between Lewis and
King streets. abuttiug lots 81, %, %, 81,
IS 56 81 5S 80. SO, 81, 81, 179, so;
Isl. l s., and 1877 of Kings subdivision
Of Long Meadows and lots lis and
/ 30. OF TlomaS +. Waggamau's subdivision
of Long Mc8dOws.' estimated cost, SS15-
one half OF the cost OF the above-named
work i'm each case viii be assessed against
the property abuttiug UTOl the public
space wherein such work Is Gone. as pro-
yided by act of Congress. approved August
Z 1894, hearing Will be given We'd
nesday. June 6, S97, at II O'Clock a. m,
in the board room Of the Commissioners
of the District o. Columbia, at which time
and place objections may be pTest nted
hy property owners to ali or any of the
work. J. ". ROSS, JOHN
b. WIGHT, and w. NJ BLACK, Commis-
siOnerS, ID. c. Jel ,Z,l i E-4t
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The Cuban hands under Col ArauEu-
rem, reported from Spanish sources, sim
ply amount o. a conpcries of 1idette
posts and =, cloud of Cuban skirmiSherS
Tio are enyolopiug the Spanish lines and
preventing any interference with the con
seutration OF the Cuban army near Ha-
Tana The junction OF Gen. Calixto Gar
has main body with the army oOrps IN
der the ceDcr;.l-ln-cliei. tie commands Of
sens. Rodriguez. DE Cardenas, AcoSta and
sthers, and the new division which has
teen organized in Pinar Del Rio. ought to
be neah- complete D. t,iS Tine. Acoarl-
ng to the observations ana reports of
geHtieneu who have hrru at tnr head
quarters Of gen. Gomez within the past two
er three weeks. the Ljberator uow should
have not far from an effective force OF
$4,000 men. including $4,000 infantry,
1000 Cavalrr, fifteen siege. forts field
md sixty Gatling and Maxim rapid-fire
EUms. Atlast he has pIentyof ammunition,
Ind his oommissariat is ample; proper
iioned to the Spartan wants of heroic
army fighting &c the death for liberty
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More Applicants for office.

The seekers for public office laid seige as
usual at the Treasury Department today and
filed application for positions as follows
l.. II Wilson, Cincinnati OHIO. 10 be As
siStant Register Of the Treasury at Wash
irgton, d. c. A. l.. Griffith, Dell CITY
Ala. to be auditor at Washington, d. C.:
q A. Smith. Danbury, Conn TO pe deputy
suditor at Washington, ID. c.; A ]. BTen-
nan, New Orleans, La, t. be assistant ap-
praiseT AT New Orleans. La: Ell J Lemon,
Dallas, Tex. to be collector of internal
revenue at Dallas, Tex; +. h. Hart. PhiIa-
delpRia to be Commissioner General OF
immigration at Washington, d. c,
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The latest reports from Havana disclose
more than they relate. They state that
the patriot, Col Aranguren, is gathering
numerous bands of Cubans in the vicinity
Of the city; that an attack is feared, 5nd
that the Spanish garrison has been thrown
into the suburbs to defend the position.
Naturally, a condition of panic exists In
Havana Readers Of The Times viii re-
member that, some time ago, this journal
warned the public TO look out for a
movement against Havana, intended, if
successful, to end the war and plant thr
flag Of Cuba Libre on the Morro Castle aud
the palace Of the captain general The
Demonstration has begun. The feasibility
depended Npon the receipt by Gen. Maxine
Gomez of an addition to his siege train,
5000 additional rifles, number of rap d
fire guns, TWO new dynamite ;hro1vcIs and
several tons Of that effective compound
All these supplies, besides 5000 900 car
bridges. were safely shipped out Of the
country While the cruiser Marhlehead was
tnasing calgo Of sand on the namEIess.
and they reached Gen Gomez in good order
md condition. For many davs frienIs If
Cuba in he United States, who knew Of the
enterprise, we've in a state Of prayerful
anxiety, and. when The fil st report af the
DauntleSs seizure came 10 hand. they were
81. H.. .E.f.... L a
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS DOwLING * CO., Auctioneer

THOMAS DOwLING * CO., Auctoneers,
6I2 St NV ,,-,.,,
STORY BRICK DWELLINGS, NUM-
BERED lO16 AND 1O1S NINTH
STREET NOhI Ira ST, CONTAINING
SIX ROO Ms EACH.
Under and by virtue of two certain
deeds of trust dated January 16, 1896,
and recorded January lS, 1886, i'll Llber
2lUI, foltos 10 and 10, ct seq, respec-
lively, one OF the land records Of the
Surveyors OFFICE of the District Of Co
lumbIA, default having occurred IN the
performance OF the conditions Of the bonds
or writings obligatory, referred to In
the said deeds OF trust, and for the full a nj
punCtual performance of which said deeds
OF trust were given, ana at the written
request or the secretary OF the body
corporate, the Obligee. holder, and owner
OF said bonds or writings obligatory, the
undersigned trustees Will offer for sale
tn. pH99 ppremlses a0c50n o2 Il IE2n' t6a
2lst day OF June, A. D.. 1897, at 4:30
o CLOCK, y. m, all those lots, pieces and
parcels oi land lying and beng III the city
oil Washington, District of Columbia, and
described ia said deeds OF trust as lots
Il and -, in August DoEath and Levi
Magic, trustees subdivision OF iOSs III square
9o9, as per plat recordedln Book II. page
80 one OF the records of the surveyors
office OF the District OF Columbia; together
With right OF way for the purposes OF
an alley. III favor OF said lot -, over the
rear 5 fees OF lots % TO 81, botn inciusiTe.
In the aforesaid subdivision. Said lots
are each improved by u new two-stOry
brick dwelling; six rooms with all modern
Improvements, and tL1y Will first he uf-
Tcred separately, and if not so sold Will
then be offered IN block.
Terms OF Sale-All cash A deposit Of
SlUU viii be required at the time Of sale
on each house and lot If sold separately
and $500 il sold In block. The terms OF
sale must be complied with wi thin ten
days from the date OF sale. otherwise prop
erty viii be reSold at risk and cost Of de
fauiting purchaser or purchasers. Convey
auclng, recording, etc, at purchasers cost.
STEPHEN VAN WYCK, Trustee,
Washington Loan & Trust Building.
FREDERICK l.. SIDD0NS, Trustee,
Washington Loan * Trust Bulldng.
jpS-Q.dS
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DANGER IN SODA.
Serious Results Sometimes Follow
Its Excessive Use.

Serious Results Sometimes Follow
Its Excessive Use.
Common soda is all right in it's place and
indispensable ia the kitchen and for cook
ing and washing purposes, but it was never
intended for a medicine, and people WHO
use it "A, such Will some day regretit
We refer to the common use IF soda To
relieve heartburn or sour stomach habit
which thousands OF people practice almost
daily. aud one " hich Is fraurht with danger:
moreover the soda only gives temporary
relief and in the end the stomach trouble
gets worse and worse
The soda acts as a mechanical irritant TO
the walls OF the stomach and bowels and
caSes are on record where ii accumulated
in the intestines, causing death by in
flammatiCu or peritoniuS
Or HarlandSUn recommends aS the safest
and Surest cIrc for sour stomach tac:J dys.
pepriaj au excellent preparation sold by
druggists under the nam OF stGart's Dys-
pepsia Tablets. These tablets are large 20
grains lozengcS, very pleasant to tn ste aud
cont ain the natural acids. peptOnes d nd di-
ceStive elements essential to good digestion
and when taken after meals they digest
the food perfectly and promptly before il
has time to fcrmcnt Sour and poison the
blood and nervous system.
Dr Wuerth states that he invariably uses
Stuart Dyspepsia Tablets in all cases or
stomach arrangements and finds them a
certain cure not only for stomach, but
by promptly dIgesting the food, they create
q healthy appetite, increase flesh and
strengthen the action of the heart and liver.
They are not a cathartic. but intended only
for stomach diseases and weaknesses and
wiz be found reliable in any stomach
trouble except cancer OF the stomach.
Audruggists sell stuarts Dyspepsia Tab
lets at Scots. per package.
A little book describing all forms of stom-
ach weakness aud their cure mailed free by
addressingthe stuartCo. Of Marshall, Mich.
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Observation Cars on b. & O.

obSetN"t'ou NaIs oh ID. "a "
Commencing Sunday, June 13, the B.
& o. viii place in service on trains 5 and
G, between Baltimore and Chicago, Pull
man Observation Sleeping Cars. The cars
have a saloon parlor in the rear, fur
nished with easy arm chairs. upholstered
revolving chairs and sofas Trains with
tiHS service leave Washington west
bound at 0 a m. daily, and pass over
the Alleghanies by daylight affording
passengers an excellent opportunity to
view the magnificent scenery which has
made the B. & o. famous.
je11, ,13, Is, 17,19
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SnnIding's Trial begins.

Chicago, Juue1 The jury totry Charles
y SpaldiuC Tor emheZZliuE State Univer-
Ety bonds while president of the Globe
Savings Bank was completed late yester-
day afternoon, and Assistant States At
toTncy M,Ewsn made his opening address
He said the State would prove that SpaId-
ing was au cui-ezzler and that be would
ask for verdict Of guilty. Sraldlng paled
under the words and seemed To age ten
years during the speech.
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CongratuIating the Gar.

Paris, June 11.-President Faurc and NJ
HanOtauX, minister OF foreign affairs, have
congratulated the Gar upon the birth Of
his daughter, which occurred yesterday,
and both gentlemen Will be represented at
the mass 10 he celebrated in st. Peters
burg in honor Of the arrival of the new
grand duchess.
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Bewitcf,cd with His Farm STOCK.

York, Pa June ii William krouu -;.lled
uUon Shcriff Erodheck yesterday and in
vol5ed his aid to Recover 81 500 damages
froI.. young woman who jIlted him some
years ago Kruut lives in the country,
aud says the girl bewhched him. He also
claims that she bcwitChed his sarm ann
mails and caused them TO die.
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 co, Aucts.

WALTER b. WILLIAMS Il CO., Aucts.
EXECUTORS SALE OF A LARGE AND
WELL-ASSORTED STOCK OF
PLANTS AND GREENHOUSE STOCK
OF THE. LATE JOHN SAUL.
We will sell at public auction commenc-
ing THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 1897, at 10
O'CLOCK A. M, continuing FRIDAY,
JUNE IL, at the same hour, until entire
stock is disposed of, at the greenhouses
fronting on BTightwood avenue, Washing
ton, ID. -, on the electric car line, coui-
prisiug large collection OF orchids, palms,
croiOns, anthunuufS, carnations, Alocaslas,
maitutaS, geraniums. ferns, cactus, mag
nolia, grandi flora ana other plants.
Florists and dealers will gtvethiS sale spe-
ciai attention, ar the stock viii be sold in
lots to suit the trade. Sale positive.
MARY c. SAUL,
WILLIAM j. SAUL,
Executors.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Aucts-
je9-3t- em
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Cneen Rnres to Asheville. \. c.

On account Of Young Woman's Chris
tIon Association Summer School at A She
vile, y. c., the Southern Railway will
sell tickets from Washington at one fare
for the round trip, namely, Sl495.
Tickets on sale June 13, IA and 5th,
final limit June 2Tth, 1897 je11-2t
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JOLLY FAT MEMS CLUB
10 I,IVEK VIEW,
M0ndav, Ju. Q IA Ia, 1897

\ handsome buggy, gentleman's gold
watch, ladies eold watch, and silver
set are TO be given to ticket holders
See the exhibition of fancy cake walk
ing by the Old Dominion Cake " dlklng
Club, in costume, at 8 p. III.
See the fat men race. See the boys and
girls race, the thTee-legged race, and sack
race, ana other attractions.
MUSIC AND DANCING ALL DAY
Take the steamer PentZ at 10 d. III, :
and $40 p. III. Returning, leave River
View, 1915, 3, \, and 1880 D. N. stop
ping at Alexandria on all trips.
Tickets, rs cents iel I-4t
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SUMMER RESORTS.
ATLANTIC HOTEL,
OCEAN CITY, MD.

Season. of 1897 Opens June {.
A perfectIy-equippe and well-appointeG
Scashore Resort, within few hours r1de
of Washington. All modern Improvements
Special rates for June For descriptive cir
culdrs, rates, etc, address HAMILTON
p. BURNEY, Arlington Hotel, Washing
ton, ID. Cs my26-tf-em
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For Cooking and Heating
GAS STOVES.
GAS APPLIANCE EXCHANG E
1424New York Ave.
mch2-tf-pm
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The AutocrIt Of the suppressed Rouse Of
Representatives yesterday varied his pleas
ant little cNcncise Of dancing on the CoBSti-
tuition OF the United States by introducing
D new and entirely original step. on a
motion 10 adjourn, Democratic majority
being present, the ayes were 81, and the
noes were 81 SO the clerk found, and
recorded on a slip which he handed TO The
Autocrat. But the latter laughed and said
that each side had 81 so he would throw
tie casting vote, and decide for the Re
publican ayes. Then everybody laughed.
and VIII keep on laughing until some day
the American people viii get good and mad
Then the Jig of the Autocrat may become
breakdown, and sour apple tees bear
fruit.
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Private furniture rooms, large, clean, So
month B. & o.STORAGE co. je5-tf
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., June :, s37. All
persons indebted to the firm of Loeb y
Ilirsh are requested to settle their accounts
with the undcrsi Ened only. or upon his writ
ten order. ADOLIH II 4. WOLF,
Receiver for Loeb HIrSh.
Appointedin Equity Cause No. 1877.
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POSTOFFICE NOTICE.

SHOULD be read daily, as changes may
occur at any time
FOREIGN MAILS for the week ending
office "a - follows.
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MUSIC
AND
DANCING
PIANO RECITAL

PROF. THORALD JERiCHAU,
At Carroll Institute Hall,
10th st bet. | and NV,
Saturday, June / =, 1897, O'Clock p. m
Admission zoe Je9-3t
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IN the pavilion at
SJIILAND HARh
every evening Best
country dinner for
soc, everything fresh
off the farm Follow
blue SlgaS over Peuna.
Ave bridge
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OFFICE OF the Assessor. District OF to
lumbia, Washington, June i, 1857
Notice is hereby given to tiie DTOpIletOTs ot
all vehicles for the transportation Of pas
sengers for hire including OmniDuSeS. street
cars dTa wn by horses, hacks, ca ms. carriages
and all other vehicles no used. that a u IL
censes issued by the District OF Columbia
for the transaction Of the above described
kinds Of business will expire on the 3OIii
DAY OF JUNE, 1897. Licenses must be
promptly renewed by all persons desiring
To continue such business alter that date.
By order of the Commissioners, ID. c.
MATTHEW TRIMBLE, Assessor ID. G.
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DENTISTRY done on weekly and monthly
PAYMENTS; crown and bridge work a
sreci4lty DR.. I. w. STU IELD.
1Ith and F sts over Merits Drug Store.
my1 O. 3mo
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Sixth Grand Annual Family and Prize
Excursion of the
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-12-01

There is a crow for the Democrats
to peck at now in Senator Harris, of
Kansas, elected by the Dem-Pops of
that state to the United States Senate.
Harris has been among the most bitter
opponents of the government deal with
the Union Pacific, but now that the
sale is made on such terms as were
not hoped for, Harris says that the
sale is a splendid one, that the govern
ment has received full equivalent for
its Union Pacific debt, and that in
time every dollar that is owed by the
Kansas Pacific will also be paid. He
congratulated the president personally
on that transaction. Harris is the
best posted man on that whole Pacific
lien question of any man III mis- state
his opposition to the deal las been
violent, and now his acknowledgment
that the government has done better
Than his fears advised and received
principal and interest for It's debt, is
Il testimony to the business mead of the
government that is worth whole lot
in Kansas.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-12-01

consent of her people. Not bit of it.
Hawaii has government representa-
tive of the people. The government
of that island made treaty with the
United States looking to annexation
to this country, and the people by their
representatives have ratified the trea-
ty by formal vote of the local legis-
lature. Uncle Sam will simply vote
TO accept the friendly overtures that
Hawaii has made TO become a part of
this American republic.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-12-01

There are men who do not say much
when they are henpecked, but they do
deal of thinking and if the pecking
continues to n point beyond which for
bearance ceases to be a virtue, they
are among the domestic articles that
turn up missing. Mrs. Ward. of Mis-
souri, found it so when she took the
reins out of her husbands hands and
told him he did not know how to drive.
Ward jumped the wagon informing
his wife that she could drive and he
would go to Klondike. This occurred
a month ago and Ward has not been
heard of since. 1t seems that Mrs.
Ward was not very well acquainted
with her husband. He was half a
century old and worth $4,000. No
clue has been left to his whereabouts.
There is no moral to this tale. bat there
are dead loads of women in the same
boats as Mrs. Ward.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-12-01
SOUTH AFRICAN TRADE.

While the attention of the United
States is turned toward the South and
Central Americas, as the sections Of
! the world in which American com
merce can be more profitably extended
than in any other, and white the crea-
ton of a merchant marine For our own
carrying trade upon the high seas is
also being discussed and strongly adj
vocated, il might not be amlss to put
these two facts together and make one
the occasion of the increase of the
other. If the trade of the United
States with the Latin American ma
lions to the south of us is to be largely
increased, then il is of the first neces-
sity that cheap ocean freiglts be es-
tablished between the two trading sec
tons. The cheapest transportation to-
day for these goods is by way of Liv-
erpool and Hamburg, instead of direct
10 the port of entry in the south. South
American merchants who are 1live to
the Importance of the commerce that
iuiSh' cioh bCth'Sh thC -NO'th siltt
South Americas are advocating the
establishment of line of steamers
down the west coast from Panama, to
meet the other lines that come through
the straits of Magellan and thus put
goods in the southern market from
New York and San Francisco ut the |
same freight rates as are charged from |
Liverpool and Hamburg. This would |
soon give to that trade the mail car |
riage of these United States and our
own ships would be subsidized to carry
our own mails at the same time these |
ships were carrying our own freight, |
and thus stop our paying tribute to the |
vessels Of Il rival commerce. This IA
tai handicap to our southern commerce |
is not going to continue. and the best |
assurance of it is the interest that this
whole question of merchant marine
of our own is evOking in the CONNER
cial centres of the country. as well as
in the legislative and administrative
circles at Washington. Some direct
steps in that direction are almost GER
ain to be taken before this present
administration has accom-
lliShed its four years of intelligent
service for the people. This is the
work to which they were committed
n their election and they will not
eglect.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-12-01

Uncle Sans tin plate makers are not
liable TO any forfeit. When the duty
was put upon that article il was stipu-
lated that if the American article had
not reduced foreign imports oIe-third
by the fall of 1897 then the duty should
be declared off. That period has come
and instead of one-third of the tin plate
being made in this country that is con
Sumed here, the production is two
thirds and the imports One-third. In
I'VE years the American production of
tin plate has advanced from nothing TO
over 300,O00.OO0 pounds. while this
years figures will show an immense
increase over even those figures. There
Is nothing now heard of the inability
of the United States to produce tin
plate, not even by the most rabid free
trader. Protection is the greatest
stimulant to production.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-12-01

Premier Laurier and Joe Chamber.
lain do not act in concert. They do
not act as the representatives of one
country, a mother country and her col
Ony it is true, but one country in it's
government and trade essentials, one
country in its language, its religion and
it's fundamental laws. Their inter-
course is more that of two rival. not to
say hostile people, hostile at least to
the extent of their trade rivalries.
Chamberlain, with his usual imperial
ism and greed, tried to push Canada
to the wall, insisting that the produc-
tons of that Dominion should come in
to the British market absolutely I'M
touched by the hand of the customs
collector. Canada offered Great Brit
ain a rebate of % per cent. Off on the
duties charged other nations, but
Chamberlain rejected it and Laurier
walked out of Jockey Joe's presence.
Great Britain is not happy in her
choice of a colonial secretary.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-12-01

There are spots where the advance
agents of prosperity have not put up
their posters, but they are few and
not closely stacked together There
is not state in the whole assemblage
of American states that is lot feeling
the movement of n better condition of
trade and agriculture. There may
be isolated spots in every state, which
for local reasons, seem to have been
left in the eddies, but as a whole the
states are all more prosperous than
they were a year ago. Judged by the
standards of better markets. better de-
mands for products, better employ
ment, better prices, better feeling
among business men of all classes,
better returns from the trade agencies,
better satisfaction with existing con-
ditiOns, judged by all of these the
country is feeling the movement so
long predicted.