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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-08-21

daran una prueba de amistad que mu.
cho estimarcmos:lo los que no, demostraran
que les importa POGO la vida de este
diario, que sirve al pals.
Como no podfa menos de esperarse,
esta Audiencla ha dictado fallo absolu-
torio en- la causa incOada contra ell Sc
flor Muiioz Rivera por la publication
de una crdnica de BonafOux.
Reciba nuestra enhorabuena ell amigo
queridisimo.
El sistema de riego que Sc practica
en- Ponce 10 da resultado ninguno, pues
salimos de un NAL para caer en- otro
peor.
Cierto es que sc aplaca ell polvo; pero
no es mtn1s cierto tambien que sc en-
,odan las oalies.
Regar asf, con simples mangueras, de
un modo tan primitive, no es proplo
de la cultura de Ponce, que cuenta con
elementos para hacer algo meJor.
Llamamos la atenci6n del Aynnta-
miento.
Sc VENDEN algunos muebles de
POGO uso aplicables sala, conedor, al
cobas etc.
Para informes dirigirse don AGUS-
TIN ARCE.
II de Agosto de 1897. ]. m. d.
La noticia de que, segin La Publ
cidad, de Barcelona, va constituirse
en- Ponce un partldo carllsta, ha causa-
do general sorpresa.
Muchos la pOnen Ell duda.
Nosotros no dudamos que pueda ser
cierta toda vez que ell Reg legftimeo
cuenta aquf, en- esta ciudad, con algu-
nos partidarios, que son caracterizados
elementos del grupo incondicloual
Pero no sc hagan ilusones.
Ell part1do carlista, 81 Sc constituye
en- Puerto Rico, no lIegara a la docena
del fraile.
Sc vende-Un alambiquito de cobre,
de la cabIda de 9 galones, por 80 pesos.
Informaran en- Las tres Il. 9-15
Continua enfermo nuestro amigo don
Ramon Ced6, director del plantel de
eAsen"nza - 11"Seo 20 :" '"'''''""'
.;t. 40 loo eo8oras
Aiaiha'ilo' l" "'1iios soI fShu;ca
S"o"i' :,4 ts,.;. l.a 81.
U0 Hi0'0 ~ .,.;l,o, do 10
Bu4c"eo' 'iiA0"' w.
capital
<I1emos NisIo eH Ia - NV i'1A~ '> ~
dla IA uh suo4tec4'o "e loo o0hoio0
sails BeSosa Ell que oloen q"I NJ P"'
den uar e4 hle4O d ihcHoo "o ~ d"'
dlcen que hosoCIOs Pouoiio' ""' ~ 'i.''
Darato POr u''i'"Al Id ooi Z" ino''i-
ITO ue Day Hlhoh' 70 O'eiVo d"e W
yamon t.nelho9 es@ Fen'"Ja' ooio 0n
Ia capltai HUeSlf" "l"q"in % ino' ~"
Por tuel|A ~ NaPol' ~ o"eo@n'e y"
mos el h-o'V d Aos c@ie' 0n'" q. p0-
demos otyo' ki'o' LLEVADo a poAl-
CLIO, y tuI ki4o &C mas ue COS hpfaS'~ P
MULAS. Al contado y a plazos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-08-21

ii deoir de Ia prensa neoyorkina, Ia
viuda del seflor Canovas pronuncio las
signientes palabras al yer depositado
|el cadayer en- la basflica de Atocha
-Deseo que todo ell munio sepa que
perdono al asesino de mi espcso, este
10 hago por ell bien de su alma.
Sc la aeercado esta Redacci6n la Ia
vandera Vicenta Ramos a queiarse de
un atropello de que ha sido vfctima pc r
parte del guardia 308.
Llamamos la atenci6u del jefe nues-
tro amigo don Victoriano Garcfa, sobre
Ell particular.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-08-21
RECORT

De una confdencia una indiscre-
sion no hay mas distaneia que la del
dido q la boca-PetI .Se,,u.
No te des prisa en- adquirir nueuos
amigos nj en dejar los que tengas. SO
Ion
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-08-21
Sinesio Delga1o.

Tn marino andaluz retiere un episo-
dio de sus yiaIes.
-Hacfa tres dfas que habfamos nau-
fragado en- ell t'acftico nos hallabamos
muertos de harnbre en- una bar GUAM
do de pronto vlmos terra. Al capo de
dos horas comfamos unos dellciosos pa
neclllos con jamon. ;Estat nos en- las
islas SanWIchl
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-08-21
Los que quedan en- ell puerto

Los que quedan en- el puerto
cuando La nave sc va,
dicen al yer que sc alicia
,Quien sabe 81 volvera.
Y los que van en- la nave
dicen miranda hacia atras:
;Quien sabe 81 volvemos,
81 Sc habran marchado va.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-08-21
En- un album:

En- un album:
clos hombres hablan siempre sobre
la nadia de las cosas humans Ell lengua-
ie, de la verdad y no por ESQ slguen me-
nos las Was de la verdad Y la mentira.1
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-08-21

La installation de la luz electrica
sera pronto un hecho. El vapor car
kada,s llegado aver la capital, es
port ador de los materiales para el ten
dido de la red y en- breve comenzaran
Sos trabajos para dotar esta ciudad
del nuevo alumbrado.
N.Adelantet
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-08-21

Gran realization de muebles de toda
diases en- La calle de la Marina n1mer
once. 6-7-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-08-21

MULA6. Al contado y d plazos.
Cerrerae dOmau@o'
DlrDlrse = uOn lotnte Osefa' flaza
PriucI pat.-ronce, IL de teprero Gle
1897. M o.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-08-21

FL jueves por la maf1ana dieron prin-
cipio en- Puerta de TERRA las tiestas que
en- honor de San Agustfn, patron de
aquelia barriada, celeDran sus veclnos.
Relna bastante animaclon.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-08-21

va esta tendido el hilo telefonico en-
ire la capital = Santurce.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-08-21

Ell Gobierno General ha dado las gra-
cias al senior Consul de Frnncia en- la
Capital, por ell donativo que hizo para
la GAIA de huerfanos de la guerra.
La autorizacion para establecer ma
taderos pdblicos en- los barrios de Ba-
yamdn, solicitada por aquel Ayunta
miento, lie ha sido denegada.
The times., 1897-07-24
MR. BARRIE WANTS RELIEF
To This End He Sues Real Estate
Broker Stone.
Claims That Payment Is Demanded
From Him for Property Which
He Never Received.

Mr George Barrie las filed an equity
suit against Nj David d. Stone, the real
estate broker, for relief The cir
cumstances OF the case. as Nj Barrie re-
lates them, are peculiar and interesting.
MI Barrie's story is that in May, s93,
MT. Stone came to him with what he said
was a most Troublesome matter in which
Barrie could help him Mr.. Stone said
he wished TO purchase certain pieces of
real estate in tie District, and that it
would he disadvautageous 10 him to have
them in his own name, he being real
estate broker. AS an especial favor he
asked Nj Barrie if lie would not let tine
real estate he decided TO him. Mr.. Barrie
did not mind having real estate in his
name If there were TO be- no expenses at
tached. and Nj Stone assured him that
he snouid be entirely free from all trouble
in the matter. The lots We're accordingly
conveyed to him.
The property was lots ] Ii and B in
square 1045, and the man who conveyed
them to Mr. Barrie was Mr.. Frederick 4.
Lehman. There was in the deed of con-
veyance, however, the folio wing clause:
''Subiect, however, To two existing tru sts.
one for $50 400 and one for 50 900, which
are assumed by the party of the second
part (this wa Mr.. Barrie) as a part pay
ment on tie said three lots, and the pay
Tnent of two deeds of trust men utioned
above, principal and interest, will be
duly paid by the party of the second part
(this also was MI Barrie) whenever such
amounts Of principal and interest ma
ture.'' as--sE
Mr.. Barrie signed a number of papers
of various kinds in connection with the
transaction, hnt trusting in Mr.. Stones
statements to him did not even look at
them or know OF theirna ture. He finds now
that among these papers We're twenty
three promiSsOry notes, all payable to
Mr.. Lehman amounting to So. .S33. and
also third deed of trust conveying the lots
away fGoIn himself TO Mr.. stone and Mr.
A. X. Phillips, jr., a S trustees for a GER
tain syndicate Of purcha sers Of said lots.
On the / st of this July Mr. Stone brought
suit against Mr.. Barrie for the payment of
several Of these notes. Mr.. Barrie finds
himself in the apparent position of owing
these notes and never having received any
thing for them. He wishes to be relieved
His lawyers are j. j. Darlington and
0bear & Douglass.
The times., 1897-07-24
THE NATIONAL EDUCATORS.
Executive Committee Appointed to
Secure the Great Convention.

secure Ile oTtat 1OuNtbiiths
The executive committee OF the Ma tionaI
Educational Association has been ap
pointed by Col. Henry F. Blount as fol
lows: S. " Wood ward, Theodore W.
Noyes, James NJ Johnston, Prof W
B Powell, Rev B. l.. whitman, Thomas W.
Smith, Gen Ellis Spear, Archibald Green
lees, A. T. Stuart, Mrs. Sara A. Spencer.
Miss Anna Tolman Smith, Albert NJ
Read, Marcus Ba ker, Colin Studs, S b
Hege.
The above members win hold meet
ing this morning at 1890 O'Clock in the
Board Of Trade rooms to effect an or
ganization The executive committee will
meet In Washington next month and the
local members desire to be able to re
port progress in the arrangements for
the entertainment of the association
Those who have accepted their appoint
ment as members of the comittee Of one
hundred are as follows:
Commissioner John b. Wight, s. W. Wood
ward, Charles j. Bell, Col. Henry F.
Bount, Archibald Greenlees, Gen. John
Eaton, Thomas " Smith, Charles B.
Church, nr Samuel c. Busey, Rev. B. L.
whitman, u. d; Rev. j. Haven Richa rds,
James W. Somervilie, Mrs Sara a. Spencer,
Prof. W r. Powell, Mrs. S n. LaFetra,
Miss Anna Tolman Smith. William A.
Wimsatt, Stilson Hutchins, Colin Studs
S. B. Hege, A. L. Reed, Capt l.. L. Blake,
Robert j. weaver, George T. Dunlop, L. S,
Brown, Morgan d. Lewis, George NJ.
Bond, John Callahan, Gen. Ellis Spear
Albert NJ. Read, w. II Rapley, Marcus
RaEer and A IT Stuar art
The times., 1897-07-24
POLICE OFFICERS ON DUTY.
Commissioners Wight Corrects q
Nfissteteneut of the Post.

Commissioner Wight wishes correction
made of certain misstatements with regard
to the alleged headless condition of the po-
lice force at nighJ. 1t was charged In an
article in the Washington Post yesterday
that both Mai. Moore and the police cap
tain W ere off duty at night, and tina lille
they " ere away the police department vas
without anyone in authority.
"Tms is entirely wrong" said Commits
soner Wight to Times reporter yesterday.
both OF these gentlemen are on duty twen-
ty-four hours day. They both have tele-
phones ut their residences and reveive every
fire alarm and every police call at all times
when they are away from the office. Tbey
must both obtain some sleep.
MY recent arrangement thatthere should
be a lieutenant stationed at headquarters
at night was simply to the end that there
should he q lieutenant within reach of all
the stations at any time. The duties of
the leutenants are entirely different from
those of Major Moore, and win remain SO
They have To do with arrests and other
matters. A lieutenant was necessary for
these matters at night
The times., 1897-07-24
Second Trip to chanel Point

The second of the weekly trips of the
River Queen to Chapel Point win he made
tomorrow. rival boat company has an
piled for an injunction to restrain these
Cneap excursions, but the case does not
come up until the 29th instant. and the
trip VIII come off tomorrow as advertised
The uncertainty as TO whether the trims
VIII be continued viii doubtless cause a
great many people to take the trip To-
morrow. A sail of. l10 miles, through the
lovely scenery of the Potomac for % cents.
Is enough In Itself to make the excursion a
popular one, but besides that, the Point is
beautiful spot and affords unusual
facilities for salt water bathing, Grabbing
J and fishing, 10 say nothing OF the regular
anusements to be found at ali summer re-
sorts The last trip was in every way
satisfactory, and was thoroughly enjoyed
by all who took it, as are all trips gotten
up under the personal supervision OF Capt.
Blake. The River Queen will leave at $50
a. m. and will call at Alexandria for
passengers. As a big crowd is expected
special arrangements have been made To
provide fitting meals for sharpened anne
utes. and good dinner will be obtainable
on the boat as w ell as at the grounds
The times., 1897-07-24

All Enthusiastic Over the Success
of the Toronto Convention.


of the Toronto Convention.
The Washington delegation to the recent
international Epworth League convention
held III Toronto, Canada, returned home
yesterday Every one of the 366 per-
sons who were fortunate enough To ma Ike
the trip came back happy and enthus-
iastic over the wonderful success OF the
great gathering The return trip was made
over the same route that was taken to
theconvention, stops being made at Ma CARA
Falls, Watkins Glen, Mauch Chunk, and
Philadelphia, for the purpose OF sight
seeing
The local delegation, on July II, at
their headquarters, No 254 Jarvis street.
Toronto, Canada, by unanimous vote, pass.
ed the following resolution in apprecia-
ton Of the services OF Messrs Edward La
Fttra, f. P Harnlin. and F. e. Wood
ward, III making arrangements for the
trip and providing accommodations dur
ing their stay in the convention city:
Resolved, That we, who have been so
well provided for In respect to transporta-
tlon TO Toronto and accommodations there
In, by the Washington District Epworth
League transportation committee, and
| the Toronto '97 committee. do hereby ax
press our hearty appreciation OF the
same, and do hereby tender these com
inittees our most sincere thanks; and that
we especially note the unselfish and self
sacrificing services rendered by Messrs f.
| ). La Fetra, e p. Hamlin, and F. z.
woodward In connection herewith ="
The times., 1897-07-24
The -. Tigsles
City Brevities.

Hugh ] McGan was yesterday appointed
additional private OF the police force for
duty AT the Baltimore and OHIO Railroad
station
Bensrd Cook, white man, aged twenty
four, WIS arrested last night by Officer
HeaG.ey, charged with assaulting Laura
Boyer
MI W. NJ. Redenwood has returned
from Berkeley Springs much improved in
health aud is able TO be at his place OF
business & few hours each day.
1t was enormously stated on Thursday
that Dan Duffy and Harry Jeffries were ar
rested upon the charge of stealing wire,
There was no such charge against the men
Fire Marshal Drew yesterday made an
investigation Of the cause of The fire at
Dr. Criswell's drug store, Thursday after
noon, and will make report of his find
ings later
Francis Campbell, colored aged twenty
two, is locked up at the Fifth precinct
station, charged with the larceny Of some
wearing apparel, the property of Johanna
Miller
TIE physicians at Providence Hospital
announce that James Bowman, the man
who was shot twice by John Adams, at
Sixth street and Virginia avenue, Thurs
day night, VIII recover.
Policeman n r. Herndon, Of the First
precinct, is still confined at his home
suffering from a sprained nip, which he
injared while chasing two colored cigar
thieves last Thursday night
The case Of Robert Ware, a colored por-
3er at the Hotel Regent, charged by Dinah
Wallace with stealing a gold watch, was
nole pressed yesterday by Prosecutor Null
lowny, it being shown that there was no
foundation for the complaint.
A bay horse attached TO covered
carriage, beIon Ging TO Librarian Spofford,
was stolen yesterday morning from in
front OF No. 22e New Jersey avenue, and
the police have been asked to apprehend
the thief
The Commissioners yesterday rescinded
their order of May ! 4, ! s97, directing that
cuTbing and brick pavement be laid on the
east side of Fifteenth street, between
Maryland avenue and Gales street north
east.
Andrew Thomas, oolored " no was held
at the Ninth precinct station for the Mary
land authorities on the charge of criminally
assaultinga young white girl named Coates,
was released yesterday, as there was 10
one sent TO bring him back.
EXcursonists from Colonial Beach re-
ported last night that during a brief
squaIl at the resort ii small salboat CON
tanning two men was capsized soon after
the arrival Of the Moseley. The men cIung
10 the sides OF the craft until rescued by a
boat from shore.
George Pryor, colored boy. aged sew
enteen, was arrested last night by Pa
trolman Baur, Of the Fourth precinct,
charged with breaking into the store of
L. Friedman on -Four and -a-half street
several days ago and stealing High School
cadet coat and cap.
The times., 1897-07-24
Reasons Why Chamherlain's Collie.
Cholera and Diarrhoea REM
etty Is the Best,

l. Because it affords almost instant re-
lief In case Of pain in the stomach, collie
anG cholera morbus
z. Because it is the only remedy that
never fails in the most severe cases of
dysentery and fiarrhoea.
& Recause Il is the only remedy that
Will cure chronic diarrhoea
Because it is the only remedy that
will prevent bilious collie.
8. Recause it is the only remedy that
Will cure cpidernical dysentery
6. Because ii is the only remedy thai
can alw avs he depended upon in cases Of
cholera infa ntum.
because it is the most PROMPT and
most reliable medicine in use for bowel
complaints.
g Because it produces no bad results.
9. Because it is pleasant and safe to
take.
10 Decaue IL has saved the lives of
more people than any other medicine In the
world.
The 25 and SOC sizes for sale by Henry
Evans, Wholesale and Retail Druggist,
e3S street northwest. and Connecticut
avenue and street northwest, and 1928
MaryIsnd avenue northeast
The times., 1897-07-24
MORE KNOX FIRE SUITS.
Claims for Damages on Account O
Furniture Storage.

Two more Knox fire suits have beer
filed. These suits of owners of property
destroyed by the great fire, which burned
the Knox Express Company's stables and
storage rooms at the corner of First and
h streets three years ago, have been comina
In ever since the fire None of them
nave as Vet been tried. There has been
an agreement between most of tie various
lawyers of The suits that a test case shall
decide them
This test case has not yet come up for
trial
The two parties who brought suit YES
terday Were Mr.. F. Trenholm, who lost
81 800 worth Of books, and Mr. Josial
quincy Kern, who lost $4,000 worth
Of furniture
The times., 1897-07-24
Highway Extension Judgments

Mr. Mcmillan, in the Senate, and Mr. Bah
COCK, in the House, yesterday introduced
bills TO provide for the payment of final
Judgments of The supreme court of the Dis
trict OF Columbia under an act to provide
permanent systemof highwaysin the Dis
trict lying outside the corporate limits OF
Washington. The terms OF the measure
have heretofore been published
The times., 1897-07-24
Cor. 9th and La. Ave.

We sell cheaper than any
other house in the city. You
can rely that all our goods are
the purest and freshest the mar
kets affords. Ring up phone
(922) with your orders or call in
person we will not keep you
waiting. Plenty of clerks. All
goods delivered promptly.
The times., 1897-07-24
Bronze nrst Of Stanton.

Atr Clark Mills. .tise sculptor. exhibited at
the waI Department Yesterday a lFonze
,Fuss of stanton. tfe War Secretary The
bnsf was n.1sssissl fFsm a mask OF the
Seercarv ntasi itnlse,AofeIg lffer - died.
aaa IA ls auaur fmm cnpslrcd uannsn.
The times., 1897-07-24
Free Mails for Bureau Publications.

The State Department has been informed
by Mr.. Arriaga, minister from Guatemala,
that his government has issued an order,
dated MAY 26, providing for the free
transportation by it's mail service of al
publications CT the Bureau of American
Republics.
The times., 1897-07-24
Steamboat Inspectors, salaries.

The Treasury Department yesterday made
changes !n the compensation of the steam
boat Inspection service as follows: The
salary OF the inspector of hulls at oswego,
n. Y, is increased from 81 500 to 81 500;
that OF inspector at Providence, R. l., is
reduced from $500 to 81 800; that of
local inspector at Norfolk is increased from
81 500 to $4,000, and the salary of the
United States shipping commissioner at san
Francisco is reduced from 200 to $4,000
per anRum.
The times., 1897-07-24
Good I5iaS& fSr ReIreat,o,

Music and dancing in a large cool
grove at Congress Heights every evening
from g to 10. The new electric line is
now running from Navy Yard Fridge to
Congress Heights Accommodations for
thousands Especial attractions all lay
sunday. iyl74f
The times., 1897-07-24
$40 20 Niagara FaII. via n so

Through train 81 COACHES and Pullman
parior cars from q a O. Station, Wash.
sneton. elo a m-, July % stop ever
returning 81 Watkins Glen Rochester sr,l
baffasa Ten day ru1asd-sr1fs stn special
Nfsf ,s ta Imfnfg ~ ssansf. 81
agf fTa 4G 1@ eHn
The times., 1897-07-24
S1-25 To Baltimore aud Ees s1.15
turn via Pennsvlvanla RafIrnnd-

Eickets On sale Saturday and Sunday
giiiv "a and 81 VALID for rarssrr unsst
Mpr.i1g 1Nig 2s Coed % any fraia
frPi&t
The times., 1897-07-24
IGARNER & CO.'S &ssis!s' SALE.
Seventh and II Streets.

NERVOUS TROUBLES, all kinds, cured
with Animal Extracts. Free book tells
how. WASN'T n Chemical Co., Washington, ID
c. For sale by w. S. Thompson, 703 9Th
st. NV. 1e3Ou
The times., 1897-07-24
WASHINGTON Law And CLAIMS COMPANY
Rooms 8 ST. 472 La. ave. NV.

ROOMS & 7, AZ La. ave NV.
This company VIII purchase Real Estate,
the title TO which Is defective or In dis
pute, or will clear up said titles for the
owners. VIII pay back taxes at discount
VIII furnish bonds in criminal and civil
cases. VIII act as receiver, assignee,
guardian or trustee. VIII prosecute Claims
OF all kinds and Will BUY AND SELL such
as are asslgnapie.
Street and steam Railroad Accident
Cases Speciality. No charge for Consul
tatlon. Financial Assistance Furnished 20
Lugants on Reasonable Terms
Telephone No Ills. JOHNG. SLATER,
jy1-tr President
The times., 1897-07-24

HAvENNER's CAKES SOLD FROM
GLAss-FRoNT CAKE CASES.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1897-04-29

Elk City Items.
Jack Frost came along yesterday

Jack Frost came along yesterday
Col. F. J. Parker left for his
mines yesterday. Colonel says his
prospect at the mines is very flat
tering now and he has struck it at
last.
Two cases in justice court this
week. Mrs. L. E. Palmer VS..
School district No. 81. Wherein
she claims $I4.IS. Case postponed
until May 4th. Clyde Trapp VS..
Bluford Miller, for possession of a
dwelling house occupied by Miller
at Pioneer. Case continued until
April goth 10 a. m. Some prospect
of another case in the near future.
Steamer Mascotte went down the
Bay yesterday with fishing party,
composed of VIM. Woods, ]. B.
White, of Pioneer, L. w. Deyoe
and w. F. Whetsler, of Elk City.
ID. Pepin, of Chitwood, was in
town yesterday.
Two loads of chittim arrived this
week. One from Little Elk and
one from Big Elk. 1t is the only
legal tender on the market at this
season.
L. w. Deyoe's sister, Mrs. Clara
earns, of Florence, arrived yester-
day for a few days visit, when she
will Join her husband on the Santi-
am.
Assessor Lutz made his appear
ance yesterday morning. We can
not say whether he was travelling
with the same pass that Jack Alphin
saw him with or not.
There will be no excuse for
; bachelors at the dance Friday with
out partners. The hill are full oi
girls hunting for escorts.
BATTLE AXE.
April 20, 1897.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1897-04-29
Number 7.
About That $50.

According to the Corvallis Times
there is danger of another law suit
between Benton and Lincoln coun-
ties. This time it is over claim
that Benton county holds against
Lincoln for the sum of $50 as a
balance due on final settlement made
between the two counties couple
of years ago. Judge Stearns in
forms us that he does not think it
probable that suit will result from
the matter. The bill was first
presented to the county court of
Lincoln county at its last term.
At that time Commissioner Williams
stated that he had letter from the
treasurer of Benton county to the
effect that since this settlement had
been made between the two counties
that Lincoln county had acquired a
credit in some manner from Benton
county for something like $40 or
$50. So the bill of Benton county
was continued for the term in order
to look up this credit. The court
did not refuse to pay it as the BEN
ton county officials seem to have
been led to believe. 1t is very
probable therefore, that if Benton
county will possess her soul in
patience that when the county
court of this county meets in June
that the matter will be amicably
settled, and that all danger Of
another suit between the two
counties will be avoided.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1897-04-29

Turkey is a foul blot on the face
of civilization and should be OBJ
liberated and wiped off of the face
of the map. The outrages commit
ted by its people with the passive
assent of its rulers are enough to
Justify the civilized nations of the
world in crushing it out ofexistence.
And they would, too, if it were not
for the lamentable fact that the
Turkish bonds are held by the
money powers of the great nations
of Europe.