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The Springfield herald., 1897-07-09
Two Mighty Continents,

North and South. America, beside Guate-
mala., the West Indles. Australia and even
Europe, are the fields Of usefulness In which
Hostettcr,s Stomach Bittcrs has demon.
strated its value ms an nntIdote to malaria
and asa remedy for dyspepsia, constipation
rheumatism, neuralgia. bilousness, ner-
inhabitants. the medical men of these coun-
fries have spoken In uncertain tones
concerning the efficacy of the great house
hold remedy.
The Springfield herald., 1897-07-09

The Crown Prince Constantine Is
president of the Greek Archaeological
-Soeiety,Lvhtch. conducts excavations
rich in results. Recent military opera
tions in Greece show. clearly that the
prince Is better at making holes in the
ground thar at making holes in the
enemy's lines. t'
The Springfield herald., 1897-07-09

1t has been telegraphed all over the
country from Washington that the
government still owes Grover Cleve-
land one cent. Why don't 1T pay up
and shut up?
The Springfield herald., 1897-07-09

Johnson. the Loganspor: bank wreck
er, got ten years. which means seven.
Lucky for Johnson that he didn't steal
horse instead of 100000
The Springfield herald., 1897-07-09

Shakespeare provided motto for
everything That for Victoria on the
occasion of the jubilee is found i'm
Henry VI" 60, Salisbury and
tell them all from me 1 thank them
for their tender. loving care
The Springfield herald., 1897-07-09
rioters Killed at CnIcuttn.

London. July Especial dispatches
from Bombay say that from 600 10
1000 rioters. were killed during tie re-
cent rioting in the vicinity OF Cal
.cutta, and it is added that native Of
.'ticials put the death roll us high rs
1,500. 80" Z
The Springfield herald., 1897-07-09

An Austrian officer who has long
been drill-master of the Persian army
is not one of the decriers of mission
aries and their work. A letter from
Persia Quotes him as saying: Tell the
church in America that l have seen
the missionaries and have studied
their work. 1t is. mot a hu-
man work; it is an angel work. They
are all ANGEL The officers confidence
in thess. messengers of light is greater
than his knowledge of English. says
the friendly critic, but what better
description than to call the spreading
OF glad tidings angel work."
The Springfield herald., 1897-07-09

ferred to the Southern Pacific, in ac-
cordance with previous arrangements.
All the officers and employees now in
the service of the Atlantic & Pacific
railway will continue to perform their
duties until otherwise ordered.
The Springfield herald., 1897-07-09

nwnlsh nearly loses his mind when his
wife goes away. ''uow does he nct?'
OF town, he went and bought himself n new
straw bat: a red necktie and "a pair OF yell
Law
The Springfield herald., 1897-07-09

The population of Dublin has decreased
within the last forty years from 2Gl,00O to
2i1,OOO.
The Springfield herald., 1897-07-09

Miss Quizzer-'.Do you; believe all the dis
agreeable things you read In the newspa-
pers?'' Miss Buzbuz-"I do If they are
about people | know."-Boston Traveler.
The Springfield herald., 1897-07-09

Educate Your Bowels With Cascarets.
Candy Cnthartc, euro constipation forever
loc. lf.C. c. C. fail, druggists refund money.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-06-04

Secretary Of the Treasury Gage
made short speech at a banquet
in Cincinnati on Friday evening,
and after predicting that : tariff
bill would soon be passed that
would add to the revenues Of the
natio MAS well IS to the prosperity
Of the country, he said: As to
the financial question to which I
have already referred I must con-
tent myself with few words. I am
glad that they may he words Of
assurance. If any Of you harbor
the suspicion that the admlnistra-
ton but just now installed into
! the responsibilities Of high Office
has forgotten or is likely to for
get the mandate OF the people,
whose voice in behalf Of honest
money and sound finance rang out
loud and clear'in November last,
put that suspicion aside. It is un-
Just and untounded. In good time
and in proper ord er the affirmative
evidences Of my declaration will
appear Us
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-06-04
DARE AND THE PACIFIC OCEAN.

DARE AND THE PACIFIC OCEAN.
F. Repr esentatives Dare and Ferris,
who are on a Western trip, made
the journey from Portland to San
Francisco by water, and the fol.
lowing is an extract from letter
that Editor Dare wrote to his
paper: Most people think sea
voyage very monotonous, but l
am not one of the number. I can
sit for hours on the deck of ship
and watch the wide expanse of
water as it passes by without get
ting tired. The sublimity of the
ocean with nothing in sight in any
direction but water, always appeals
to my imagination, and I drank it
all In on this trip with an avidity
that perhaps everybody would not
appreciate. There is sort of free
masonry among people who travel
by water that makes all Of kin, and
it takes but little time to make
acquaintance, many of them prov
ing to be very agreeable, and it is
with feelings of regret that one
parts with them at the end of the
trip. I am SO much infatuated
with this part of my trip that 1
am trying to persuade my travelling
companion, Mr.. Ferris, to return
to Portland the same way, but as
his experience on the trip was
mostly confined to stuffy bunk
in which he did not care a penny
he lived OF. died, the prob.
abilities Of my succeeding do not
At present look very bright" =
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-06-04

The senate is to be commended
for It's rapid work on the tariff
bill after it came up for considera.
tion. The contest over it is
evidently to be much shorter. than
was generally expected. All sides
seem anxious now to get a new
tariff law in . force very soon.
The Democrats and Populists are
not inclined to make strong party
fight against the measure, as
they evidently intend to make use
of other issues for campaign
material. Those parties did all
they could last year to, side track
the tariff question in the national
campaign, and they apparently do
not intend to make their next
campaign on that question. 1t is,
therefore, not surprising that the
Republicans will have pretty
smooth sailing in getting tariff
bill through. The real political
fight in congress will come next
winter when legislation on the
financial question comes up. The
The present lines in the senate on
the tariff question will then be
somewhat changed, and parties will
then advance measures for political
effect in the coming congressional
elections. While Democrats and
Populists will probably attack the
workings Of the tariff bill next
year, they will not strongly at
tack the principle of protection.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-06-04

And now tits claimed that Judge
Tarbox, Of the new eighteenth dis.
trict, was mixed up with the Great
Northern road in getting his APP
pointment. He wrote letter to
that effect just before his appoint
ment, and it is claimed that his
Wright county backing with
Clough was then withdrawn
but he was appointed just the
same. ~@t, sga &t.z"*n
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-06-04
THE LAUNDRY sQUABBLE.
,LeBlond, SIR, Takes a Hand In
I the Proceedings to Remove
the Machinery.

Az will he remembered, by an item
IN last Friday's Transcript. Chas'
L. Blond. proprietor al the Enter
prise steam laundry, had made an
attempt to remove his machinery
from the John NJ. Schw arts building
ON broadway. but wa. prevented by
q restraining order issued by Court
Com missioner shaw. The restrain.
ing order was asked for on the
ground that IleBlOnd had not COM
piled with the terms Of the lease in
the matter OF fitting up the building
as he got 1t.
The hearing on the Injunction pro.
ceedings was set for Saturday, uDe
s, beioro Judge Searle. In the mean
time young LeBlOnd returned to
Minneapolis, and his father, N. B.
LeBlond. armed with u bill Oi sale,
came up to look after the matter.
/ He had q kew to tho building and
Opened. 1t this morning. and begun
preparations to remove the ma.
chinery. Chas. III. Brown, who has
charge Of the building, had a war
rant .issued for. the arrest N the
party removing the machinery. and
not knowing the name Of the person
the warrant was issued for the ar
rest of John Doe. Deputy Sheriff
Crest went to the building and ar
rested the only person found In 1t.
He was JEFF Bryant. who was assist
ing Mr.. LeBlond. When taken before
the justice Mr.. Bryant was promptly
discharged, and, he was cautioned.
az was also MIR. LeBlODd, from re-
moving the machinery, rs they
would he arrested for contempt Of
court II they did. ,,.,~. 49,:
As the restraining order was not
Issued against LeBjond ST., he again
began making preparations to re-
move the machinery. but Mr.. Brown
In getting another injunc-
ton issued preventing him from re.
moving the machinery. Mr.. LIE Blond
will obey the injunction issued
against him and the hearing has also
be,n act for Saturday, June 5. Mr..
LeBlond Is anxious to have the
matter settled ut once, and Is irving
to have the hearing sset for tOmOr-
row, but as Mr.. Schwartz's attorney,
Mr.. Blanchard, is in st. Paul, he may
not be successful.
Mr.. LeBlOnd, ST., seems to be a
man Of much more, business ability
and energy than his son, and an
nounced that he would pay all l
debtscontracted BY, the boy,
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-06-04

If a Duluth boat didn' t break the
record for big cargoes it really
would break the record for Duluth
boats this year. Every cargo taken
is the largest: Friday the Carnagie
took out mixed cargo of or air
amounting to 277,000 bushels, or
$50 tons. The cargo is valued at
$85, 900, and the freight to Buffalo
:. 40 ono rs -..... ..."
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-06-04

President Huntington, of the
Southern Pacific railroad, was in
St. Paul Friday. He had a con-
ference with President Winter, of
the Northern Pacific, and the story
is started that the latter will be.
come an official of the Southern
Pacific.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-06-04
DOCTORS ALL AGREE.
WILL MEET IN PHILADELPHIA TO
81 VIZ, HAVE "a JUBILEE.

Oonicentennial Of the Americah 1Iedics1
Association " q Large Attsndanes Ez-
pected-lnterestins Features Of the Pro-
gramns-A Festival Of Physicis&s.
Philadelphia has come to be regarded 40
the American center Of medical science.
At ordinary times abe has q large number
Of resident physicians and each year turns
out from 1900 to 1900 young melioos,
while at no time are there less than {, 100
men and women studying In her medical
schools. But during the 6rHt week Of June
there will be . larger gathering Of doctors
in the City Of Brotherly Love than has
ever been aeen there or In any other me
tropolis In the country before. :.
The American Medical association 10 10
hold it, annual convention In Philadelphia
at that time, but the occasion 10 also the
semioentennisl Of The founding Of the Or
ganization, and II 10 to be duly celebrated.
It was In Philadelphia, just 80 years ago,
that the association was formed. Since
then 1t has been increasing In numbers and
influence, until today 1t ID ono Of the most
important professional organizations In
the country. Its annual sessions are de-
voted TO the exchange Of information and
ideas, and they are attended by every ply
stefan who wants Ia keep In touch with tho
march Of progresa si5'1 \,
It Is expected that fully 5000 delegates
from all parts Of the country will attend,
fully twice the number that ordinarily 90.
For full week the various branches OF
the organization will be In session, but for
a week previous and: week sitter unusual
attractions will be held out to the visiting
physicians to lengthen their stay In the
city. The general committee of arrange
ments has planned that for three weeks
clinical courses will be held In all branches
Of medicine at the various medical colleges
and hospitals. All visiting physicians will
be invited to attend these and some Of tho
most distinguished members Of the pro-
fession have volunteered their services At
one place the uses of the Roentgen ray will
be deliberately demonstrated; at another
there will be lectures and examples Of the
most modern methods Of fighting con-
tagious diseases, while at others eminent
surgeons viii perform difficult, unusual
and interesting operations. Elaborate prep
arations have been made for this feature Of
the work and more than 5000 physicians
have been asked to report curious cases and
arrange to have them present. Among 9TH
er features will be the performance of two
C@sarean operations. ~. 81
Besides the regular meetings Of the main
organization there will be held daily ses-
sions Of the IL sections, at which papers on
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-06-04

Havemeyer, the sugar king, will
not have to 60 to Jail yet. A
Washington Judge has discharged
him, in the case where he was de.
PENDANT for refusing to answer
questions of the senate committee.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-06-04
STARVATION IN CUBA.

The situation ii Cuba today ID
perfectly clear and sin, le. "a the
western provinces We lind between
three aud four hundred thousand
people penned w in starvation
stations, and prey to all kinds Of
epidemic disease. They are with.
out means and without food, and
with only the shelter that the
dried palm leaves Of their hastily
erected bohios afford, and in the
rainy season that is now upon
them that is no shelter q III.
They have less clothing than the
Patagonian savages, and, half
naked. they sleep upon the ground,
exposed to the noxious vapors
which these low:lying swamp.
lands emit. They have no pros.
pect before them but to- die, ~,
what is more cruel. to see thosesof
their own flesh and blood dying
about them, and to be powerless
to succor and to save. About these
starvation stations the savage sen.
tries pace up and down with ready
rifle and barred machete, to shoot
down and to cut up any one who
dares to. cross the line. And vt,
who are these men who are shot
down in the night like midnight
marauders! And why is it they
seek, with all the desperate cour.
ago of despair, to cross that line
where death is always awaiting
their coming, and almost invaria.
bly, overtakes theme They are ct
tempting nothing that history will
preserve upon its imperishable
tablets, or even this passing gene
ration remember. No, they are
simply attempting to get beyond
the starvation. lines to dig there
potatoes and yams to bring home
az ain to the howell in which thar
families are housed with death and
hunger all about them. And they
do their simple duty, not blinded
as to the danger or without warn
ing az to their probable fate, for
hardly an hour of their lntermin-
able day passes without their hear,
ing the sharp click Of the trigger
aud the hoarse cry of the sentry
which precede the murderous yol-
ley; and every morning, through
the narrow filthy lanes upon which
their huts have been erected, thel
guerillas drive along the pack.
mules bearing the mutilated bodies
Of those who have been punished
cruelty for the crime of seeking
food to keep their children from
starving. This colossal crime,
with all the refinement Of slow tor.
ture, is so barbarous, SO blood.
thirsty, and yet SO exquisite, that
the human mind refuses to believe
it, and revolts at the suggestion
that it was conceived, planned and
plotted by a man. And yet this
crime, this murder Of thousands of
men, women, and chill
dren, is being daily committed in
Cuba, at our very doors, and we'll
nigh in sight Of our shores, and
we are paying very little heed to
the spectacle. Bonsal, in
Harper's Weekly.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-06-04

Bloody Brides Waite will
move to Mexico. Happy thought.
If he can't bring the: country's
currency to the silver basis, he
will go to country that has the
kind of system he likes.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-06-04

The senate madea great record
on Thursday. It passed several
OF the schedules of tho tariff bill,
aud no speech longer than five
minutes was made. ~ ID. ''
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-06-04

There has been no material pro.
gress in the negotiations for peace
between Turkey and Greece.
Greece has placed her interests in
the hands of the powers. Mean
while Turkey Is sending more
troops to Thessaly.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-06-04

Great interest is being taken in
the preparations for the Interna.
tional Gold Mining convention to
BE- held in Denver in July. The
attendance and exhibits will be
large from all gold mining parts
of the world. ~
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-06-04

Edison has great faith in sn in.
crease in the purchasing power Of
money. He predicts that horseless
carrisges will soon be on sale at
800. @,> T. IT,. ~ Z. ~ 1] III
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-06-04
( A plot to overthrow King George
of Greece has been discovered.
Many prominent officials are lm-
plicated. A, 5g..s gl

Goodhue county people had a
good roads, convention this
week which nearly one thousand
farmers attended. sa,t.sts..' e
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-06-04

Last year the life insurance com.
panies received $2,599, 1914 from
policy holders in this state, and
paid $3.50 1928 in losses. =
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-06-04

Mimi eapolis sold 1000 bonds
drawing 4 per cent interest, and
obtained a premium Of $35, COO.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-06-04
Secretary Gage teels quite hopes
full Of the country e future.

The Hennepin county grand jury
ID now investigating the failed
hanks. tj,s a INV gy;,s}.a., /,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-04-18

de C Co., 80 sEs cafe 5.767 kilC
Psss Vieo, por 8. de EzquiaRa, q
SIC cate 2 $40 xiii q. P@rs Bllbs'
Dor 8. De Esquiags. 13O slH "afF
2O87O kilos, 600 SIS as6csT 6425i
k los. PaFa Gijov, p"r Lore" WI
mil & Co, lag sls a26ssr 1878 k
los, Pos s de Vitan Q & %, 10
s,s ozdcar 11742 kiIos. P"r !
Ooh. y Hermapo, 66 sig safe 596G
k!lo-, 9 br'es, so s,s etdear $50 k
Ios. Pu. Fabisn G rcis & O Q:
sls csf6 2497 kiios. 100 sis ss dos
1926 kilos. Para San Sebastian,
por 8 de EzquIaga, $40 SIS cate
25982 kilos
Para Habana y escalas vap es,
Gran AntilIa despaChado pos R1
bert Hermanos CON Oarga de tran
sitO.
Para Habana y escslss vap esp
''Mejico," despachsdo For Sob1in .
d. EzQuiaga con csrga.
Para Boston berg. ing Sceptre,
despachado por Lopez Vlllam:l g.
%. .::con CaTga.
Para OAdix y escalas, vsp. esp.
"Ssn Agustin," despachsdn DOS
Slbslnos de Esquiaga, con cargo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-04-18

BIENEENIDo En- q Vapor d.
re c,o San Aeustin" lieg6 felizmehte
de C uba nuestro antique y distingui-
do amigo 2el ST.. d. Leoncio Areal,
Iefe de IA Seccion de Amiiiaramien-
tos de esta 1Sla. A
Sea mdy bien venido. et ST. Areal
auien reiteramos el testimonio de
nuestra afectuosa-Go consideration.
"a gsocfsbAp5E eoNdEKros4Com
ponen la Junia Direetiva de la misma
los aprecia6les caballcres Jsiguieutss
Presidente, don Jose de Elola.-Ts-
sorero, don Manuel Vicente. Vocaies
efectivos don Miguel Aguayo, don
Francisco Figueroa, don Manuel Ro-
man, don Manuel Rodriguez Sierra y
don Fernando Ruiz.
Vocales supleptes: don Avelino
Elizalde Y don Enrique o'Neill.
z VAPoR "CIUDAD coNDAL" Lie
90 aver, procedepte de Cuba. Sale
!. de TN momento 4 otro para Ia PENN
sula. al re"Hf na t
Ell SR DEAN.-En dicho vapor
"Ciudad Condar embarca para la Pc
ninsula, donde pssara una temporada
el M. / Sr. Dean y respectable amigo
n ,estro d. Juan Perpifia, quien Sc hs
.spedidS atentamerte de nosotroS.
Feliz viaje, Sr. Dean.
e.m Ell SR. GONZALEZ DE LAS CUE
vas-Tambien embarca para la Pc
nfnsuIa, en- el vapor Puerto Rico
el digno, intelligence J celoso Inspeeso
de la Compahia de los Ferrocarriles .
querido amigo nuestro D. Jose Con
zalez de las Cuevas. ..r..1...
Hasta la vuelta, carisimo f@
MERcANT1L.- Ha quedado disueI
ia la sociedad n,ercantil de esta pIaz
Font y Vidal, por compra que ha he
cho & don Juan Bautista Vidal ell SO
clio don Ivan Bautista Font, bajo Gu
ye npnbIe segpira girando Ia refefid
casa. aatesHs
Prosperidades. sES.
FEl1z v1AJE.-Tuvo IL atehei6
ce hacernos carifiosa vista de despe
tida uuestro iistinguido amigo g s.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-04-18
El PectoraI
Azr--E-zu.lnAas~sEazeNp~~GSBh
de Cereza
del Dr.. Aver.

Para Resfriados, Toses, Bronquitis.
Nal de Garganta, Romadizo y Tisis
Incipiente no hay remedio que Sc
aprOXime al Pectoral de Cereza del
DR.. Aver. Calma la inhamaci0n
de la garganta, destruye las mucosi-
dades irritantes, suaviza la tos
y predispone al descanso. Como
medicina casera para casos for
tuitos y para el alivio y curaci6n
= del garrotillo, tos ferina, nal de
garganta y todos los desarreglos
pulmonales que estan expuestOs
los j6venes, es de un valor terapeu-
ticO inapreciable.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-04-18
as tendencies DOMINATES en- la 81

las tendencies DOMINATES en- la 81
tuacion actual.
Sc teme que cuando Sc .abran la
Cortes tome la excision mayores pre-
porciopes. @
Afrmase que el Sr. Sagasta Ina re
husado tomar el poder ahora con Ia
actua es Cortes.
Dice que cuando legalicen la situa
cion economical podria el aceptar {
poder, cerrando las Cortes hasta el mo
mento de disolverlas para convoca
otraS.
Algunos liberales Green que par;
entonces Sc afanzara de nuevo 81 SC
nor CaHovas.
Madrid, T. Han celebrado UNI
larga conferencia los se1ores Canova
y Castellano.
Sc cree que el dla 9 del proxim,
mes de Mayo tendran efecto las elec-
clones municipales en- toda la PENN
Sula.
Con tai motive sc activan los ira
bajos electorales
Madrid, o. La. prensa de esta
Corte splaude al gobierno americana
por haber detenido la expedition Fl
libustera que llevaba el vapor Ale
xandre para los rebeldes cubanos.
FL General Martitegui. ira de &C.
bernador 4 la isla de Mindanao.
La Correspondence de Espafla >
dice que esta dividida la Junta scpa
ratista de Nueva York
Madrid, 8.-Oicen de Manila que
han sido tomados Santa Cruz y Rosa
rio. teniendo los rebeldes muchas ba-
jas.
Siguen las presentaciones.
En- Barcelona Sc esta prepar; ndo
un gran Teeibimiento al general Po-
lavieja.
La prensa ofciosa desmiente la
nueva' afrmacisn que haeen los CO.
rresponsales de Manila de que Sc ne
cesitan mas tropas en- Filipinas para
terminar Ia guerra, M
Como Sc habia anunciado, va Sc
han firmado los ascensos a generates
de division de los de brigada sehores
-Arana y Rey. ~
e. Los coroneles Maroto, Moncada y
'Mathe han sido ascendidos genera
les de brigada
Sc ha concedido la gran cruz roja.
pensionada, del merito militar los
generates Susrez Inctan y Linares.
Sc ha -conceTtado con el Banco de
Espana un prestamo de cincuenta nj
llones de pesetas, ampliable hasta tien
.millones. para atender 4 los gastos de
Ia guerra.
~~ Las Cortes acordaran nuevos re
cursos.
Despues Sc harz un gran emprestito
para consolidar Ia Deuda fotante y
transformer las deudas antiguas. Il
Madrid, o.-En Consejo dc Minis
nistros presidido por la Reina ha
anunciado el senior Canovas un prom
to triunfo en- la parte Occidental de
Cuba, eli cual Sc obtendran mediante
la sola accion de las arlnas. f..
En- Consejo de Ministries ha tribu
tado el senior Cauovas grandes elo
gios al general Lachambre por su
campaha en- Filipinas.