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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-04-01
Clubbing Rates.

The San Francisco Weekly Examiner
sext year will give to its suhseriesrs q
$40. 600 residence in San Francisco rent
ing for $50 q month, = $3.50 Q. 5. bond, .
al 500 gold nuSyes and hundreds ef other
things. You can get the Examiner and
WgExLr DENocgAr for 50 50 year. with
the DAILy DKsocRAr by mail for si.sS, by
carrier 1918. in advance, The DEso-
csAr will order only on com olnstaon pay
raent
SrLoUtS REPUBLIC. ssnS-Eeskiy
one OF the best papers in The onites
States. and the DsNocRAr paid IN advance
fos only 81 IS.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-04-01

Among the shining literary lights who
will be at the Chautauqus assembly
which meets at Oregon CIT, in July will
be John Temple Groves. edito, OF the
famous Atlanta Constitution. Hugh Con-
'ory, a noted Boston orator ami DR.. ham
son the leading Baptist minister oil Chi
cago. Ii is proposed TO make the assemb
ly the beet in i,s history.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-04-01

TIE toilowiog just reeei sed from Daw-
eoa 10 enough 10 give come men The gold
lever: There Is enough gold Piled up
in harrscks here 10 ill wood rack "a
feet Ions. and fee, high and feet side.
Zoe Barrett, OF Snohomish. recently took
out si3.o 600 from ~ pAns Of gravel. Hi.
claim 10 on BONANZA creek, short dis
tance below discovery"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-04-01
TELEGRAPHIC
Iniense antersst

WASHINGTON, March, 30 The inter-
est in the Cuban situation-the interest
might also be termed excitement, so iu.
tense was lt-reached its cllmsx in the
proceedings OF the senate today. As on
previous days since the discussion of the
Caban question. thousands Of people flock.
ed to the capitol, only few of whom,
comparatively, could gain an admission to
the galleries. Within Eve minutes after
the senate convened Allen, of Nebraska,
introduced res solution recognizing the
independence of the Cuban republic
This was followed by resolution proposed
by Rawlins, of Utah, declaring war against
the kin rdom Of Spain. Foraker. of Ohio,
then introduced a resolution declaiing for
such intervention in the Cuban war as
would bring about the Independence of the
island. Following this came resolution
BY Frye, OF Maine, demanding that Cubs
be made free. Live speeches by Mason
and others followed.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-04-01

Secretary kincaid struck the keynote
when he said in a letter OF acceptance: !:
The demand Tor the coinage OF silver
on the equsliiy With gold without wait
ing for the consent OF foreign nstiors.
which has united three great political
parties IN Oregon in isos aud will prob
ably unite them in every state In 800 is,
IN my opinion. the g,eatesG issue oil the
age and involve. the most vital interests
OF the pe>ple OF the United States and Il
the whole world.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-04-01

In q review OF the late conventions the
Salem Journal says:
On the platform conference. W r Biz
yeu made the most telling speech that
was made. A man who can sit suii for
ten hours while the storm of debate is
raging aHd then say the right word J."
the right way possesses the instincts OF
craftsmanship.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-04-01
A Peer way 60 do %

MADRID, March q The latest intel
ligence from the United States has occa-
stoned great patriotic movement through
out Spain. A large number of persons
have announced their intentions 10 give up
days pay for services in Older 10 raised
q fund 10 purchase warsbips A commit
tee over which the Bishop Of Madrid will
preside. has teen organized to receive the
subscription.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-04-01
a big Crowd To-day

WASHINGTON. March. 27--The largest
crowd which has attended session in con.
gress in years is expected at the capital to-
morrow, when the official report OF the
board Of inquiry on the Maine disaster
will be given to the country. Extra in
structions have been given 10 the attend
ants, and admission to the reserved CALLER
les will be strictly by card. Not one tenth
Of the people who storm the doors are ex-
pected TO gain admission.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-04-01

WAsHIxeToS. March, 27.-The devel-
opments of the day in the Cuban situation
indicate progress in the negotiations of
this country and spain looking toward
The mainiainance Of reace. for the present
at least. There is good authority for say
ing that Spain's wish is TO secure oessa
tion Of hos,ilities in Cuba ra;her than to
eagaRe in war with the United states. and
that il is more than probable that the ne
gotiztions with the Sagasta ministry will
take such turn in the immediate future.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-04-01

SOUTH M'ALEsrsR, |. T. March 27.-
A terrific wind storm swept over the coun
try between this place and Colgate last
night. Four houses were demolished, and
the occupants of three of them are reported
10 have been killed. Those reported killed
are: James Seafoam, wife and three chill
dren, the Pendergrsss family and Samuel
glinson wife and f;ya children
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-04-01

TscoMA, March, 20. The steamer
Cleveland arrivel from Skagway with
news of a shooting affr.y in Skagway on
March "a, the date ths Cleveland sailed,
in which two men were killed In res
taurant or dance hall. and third man
shot in the same resort 1t is said that the
men killed were bound for the gold fields.
The Cleveland passed the Geo F" Elder
from Portland for Skagway and Dyea.
with large number OF passengers.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-04-01
A Russian Victory

PEKrsG, March. 27.-M fauloff, the
Russian charge d'atfaires. signed today
the agreement regarding the lease Of Port
Arthur ard Ta.lien Wan and the railroad
concessions. Port Arthur will he given
over tomorrow. Chan Chow will remaia
Chinese, but the Russians will establish a
small stations in the eavirons.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-04-01

WAsHIseToS, March, - a scene Of
intense Interest was presented in toe sen-
ate today when the presidents message
transmitting the findings Of the Maine
court OF inquiry was received. The gslier-
les we're packed TO the door. and the al
tendance Of senators was quite as large as
/. has been At any time during ths present
se<slon
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-04-01

TIE DALLFs. Or, March, - s-Tbe re.
mains of an unknown man were ioand
nnder the raiirad bridge near torn this
morning A cororner's inquest develop.
ed the nc. that the man had boarded the
train at Hood River stealing \ ride on the
blind baggage. He had evidently started
10 get OF before the Train stopped. and.
stepping too soon, missed the planking,
and fell 100 feet to the ground.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-04-01

LrMA Per via Galveston. March. 2s.-
The delay Of the arrival OF the American
warship Oregon at Callao is the topic of
ANXIOUS conversation among Americans
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-04-01
Aassser MIN Fire

SALEx. March. 2s.-Fire broke out -
tne dryhous- Of the Salem wooden mills at
s.45 O'Clock this evening. The building
and cosients sere DESTROYED. The dye
hoase adjoining the dryhouse was slightly
damaged. Both were frame structures and
separate from the main building. The
insurance on both buildings and their con-
tents was 5000. The loss is about $1,000.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-04-01

AsToRI,, Or, March 29.-The chief
engineer of the Astoria & Columbia River
railroad reports tonight that the road will
surely be finished in time for the republi.
C Ia state convention. which will be held
here April IA. tits expected that the last
. .ike will be driven about April 5. Press
dent A Hammond is on his way here
from New York to take part in tie formal
~. .htte
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-06-27

una horida contusa que 20 pSodujo casual
mente, Bonifaoio AYala Antonio Rivcra,
el primoro dc uDs herida contuso, leve, que
SO infri6 casualmentc, y el aegundo, de otra
contusa, dc pronoftico rcserVado, que .le in
fri6 el Ayala, que fu4 conducido al dsp6sito
municipal. lie han sustraido de gu casa en-
Puerta de Terra Juan Rivera, dos cortes
dc drill, M chsquet6n dc alpaca una faja dc
fcda unos horooguies, sospechando pea ell
autor Juan Rsmos; /! don Timoteo Cotelo,
de su tailor de saslrcrfa, una americana, un
chaleco, una boquiIla ambar y uu reloi en-"
chapado con una leontina do orc, y & llilario
Cueyas, del bolsillo del chalseo, I'M reloj dc
acero MIN. l,lG5, sistema EoskoA. Condu.
cido al dep6sto municipI Jose Rosado por
pegarle Maria MarttTz'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-06-27

-or a@4uriJa por uingdp amantc &c las le
tras.
~ Segun nos intorman, ha cesado do
formar parte dol cUurpo dc rcdacci6n dc
nueatro colega ola Union" el senior den
Arturo Guaep.
~. Ayanzsn rapidamonte les obra'
del acueducto cn Ia oalc 20 san Sebastian, :
d prop6sito dc este, scrfa couveniente re
realizara 10 que tanta vecos hemos pelilo,
dc quo &c mandcn llmpiar varias GALES quo
eetAn imposibilitatlas por sohrantes dc dichas
obras.
~. In amigo que lego ayor tards Dc
Quebradillas, nos iuiorma que en- aquel pue~
bio SO esta vendieado la calno dc res vacuns,
superior calidad 0nce ctvs. el kio.
-. Leemos en- un diario extranj jero dc
gran oirculaci6n: ala noticia De que las
potencias europeas Sc inclinabau 4 dar azo
tltos los Estados Unidoa, ha puesto fuTio
so al senador Cul0m, que por su apellido
parece muy iDtcregado en- que ESQ 70 SO rea'
lice. El cerdoao en- question ha usado del
grunido en- ell Souado, y hs dicho que esa
intervention seria attntatoria la doctrina
de Monroe, que 81 fuers necesario, los Es'
tados Unidos harlan frente al mundo ente'
70. iQu6 norteamericanos paquidermos y
chulos y jarancodosos y traga naciones y
masoa-vidrios! iLastima que csc Culom,
como tantos otros, Sc 10 escape Ia fuerza
por las dos extremidadcs del tubo digestive.
De otro modo, iadios planeta!,
,.*s Ha faIiycdo en- Cagnas don Miguel
Morales, distiEguido yecino % aquel pueblo.
~ Por real orden del mlnisterio de
10 h., n
cIarado que don joaquin Ceryera y Silva
Sc halla comprendido en- el induIto general
concedido por Real Deoreto dc 10 de No.
viembre del afo liltimo, siempre que tepga
ell necesario perddu de la partc ofendida.
~. Ha fallecido>en ell hospitalilo de
Santa Rosa, ell enfermo don Jose Arrufat.
-. Continna Inactive el mercado de
frutos dc Msyagiiez. Cotiza Ia <Reyista
Commercial, $40 so la {, 90 por 100 sobre
Espaila, 100 sobre los Estados Unidos y ITO
sobre Pars.
~ En- Mayagiicz hubo un conato de
incendio en- una casa desalquilada propiedad
de la succession Pagani, Ell fuego fac opor-
tunamente scfocado, suponendose que el
hecho hays sido intentional.
.*s Ell Tesoro pu5lioo ha girado hasta
hoy 81, Ia suma do 1920, 49s so moneda es'
pa1iola, equivalentes 4 1910, l4O II moneda
provincial y les cambios continian al 20 g.
~ Con motive de llevar & la practices
el proy ecto que en- sus artfculos trata Gel
Imparoials, de Mayag;iez, el senior alcalde ha
cedido el salon Consistorial invita- para
celebrar una reunion el domingo pr6ximo s
las tres do la tarde & los seflores presidentoa
socos de los casinos do esta ciudsd, los
directores de obras, maestros, constructors
y presidentes de los gremios; y en- general q,
todos los que por su profession conocmie1
7tos, puedan ilustrar Ell asunto. Tambien
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-06-27

cuadra naciOnal ha aCoriado enticgar al
Excmo seGor general do marina: noWilos'
8 cnias cige1rillos, 1000 tabacos, 8 cajas
vino Jerez para una comida eXtraordlnarla d
los buaues surtos en- nuestro puerto, Tamblen
tiepc acordado pedir la lista de mucrtos y he
rdoa en- cl bombardco dol IL dc Mayo y
combate del % del corriente con cl obloto
Dc destinar partc dc sus fondos las fami'
lias domas individuos antcs cltados.
~ Algunas fsmiias RESIDENCES ell Can
gyeios, trstan de asociarse, para alqullar.un
hombre cue venga diariamento q comprarles
10 carno 10 capital. Aai resutara mas ba'
rata. Pnes on dioho barrio, & ciencia pa
cioncia de qaien puode debe impedirlo, es
letra ,rEafta el pliego dc condolences para Ia
vents del rofsrido artfcuo. Ademas no sc
puedo conseguir allf carne de fleto lomi'
llo, nj aun para los enfermos.
a*., Seryicios dc la Guardia Civil: Eel
cabo Miguel Mhsrro y guardia Agustfn
Navarro do Paerto Real (Vicques) detuvle-
ron entregaron al Juzgado respective los
vecjnos Tibuycio Garcia, Andres Msliona.
do, Emilio Maldonado y Sebastian Ca5tro
que Sc hallaban reclamados. Los guardias
Nicolss Llumay Antonio Cardenas detu-
vieron en- el barrio de Bayan6n del pueblo
de Ia Cidra Ramon Marin que go hallsbs
reclamado por heridas entregandolo al Juz-
gado. Los guardias de Juana Dfss, Euge'
Mo Muraretg Juan Cobos detuvleron Fran
cisco Morales que sc hallaba reeamado por
el Ju2gado por rspto.
~ Dc Msyagiiez sc han remitido pa
ra Ponce S79 psquotes de ARGOS dc puma
rosa para Bocoyes.
~ A la llegada del vsporcito de Ca
tailo aver |; las cuarto de Ia tarde, hubo
un iisgueto entire dos de los pasajeros.
-. En- el hospitalillo dc Santa Rosa
de esta capital ezisten hoy 81 enfermos.
* Bajo el rubro ''La Verdad resta-
blcoida", publics "La Fequeha Antilla" un
artioulo que 6rma Felix Santiago, que re-
duce q NADIA cuanto aquf sc dijo respecto al
envenenamis INTO de la joven Isabel Delgado
y causas cue 10 produjeron. segdn el sehor
Santiago, relata este sefor la verdad de los
hechos; rcsultando de clio que carecieron de
base loa concentrates que Sc hacfan contra
determinado cabaero anciano y de ejemplar
morslidad con motive del aludido suceso
a la verdad, del relate no quedan muy
bien paradas Isabel Delgado nj Ricarda Vi
YES.
~ Segdn Ia preusa de Viena ell EN-
perador esta deciddo no retroceder en- su
pr6sito de coadyuvar en- todo 10 possible q
Ia suscripcidn nacional espaflo!s..
~ Dice "El Imparcial' de Maya
giie=: sNuestro buen amigo y compa1iero
don MariaDo Riera Palmer nos ha obsequia
do con IN ejemplsr de su obra "Csntares",
esmeradamente impress on <La Revists Blan.
Ca" La obra lleva un magnfdoo retrato
del autor, heoho por medic del fotograbado.
Els una obra que viene enriquecer la Bi
bliografa Puertorriqueiia y no debe dejar de
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-06-27

invita- L los propietarios, concentrates, agn'
caltoros ouantas personas !sccn contrlbu!r
4 10 realization dc tan uti! como oportuno
proYecto.
~. Dice tEl Buscspi6s:
sNo cs vcrdad, como han dioho agunos
poriodcos, que dentro del eTerrors haya
hecho explosion una GAIA do cartuchos Mai
eers
Ese sagin periodicos es La CoRREs
poNDENcIA, y bucno es que conste quo 81
dmos aqucila noticia, fu6 porque asf nos 10
dijo el m6dico que hizo la primora cura los
heridos, o! cual bien puede equivocarsc.
~. az en- los balos de Coamo, como
81 tai cosa: como al no estuvi6eemos en- item
pos DO guerra; ri6ndose todo o. mundo del
bloqueo y de las amenazas de desembarque
Los baiIistas solo piensan en- conner blen, en-
bascar la salud en aquc,laa sguas maravllo'
sas en- pasar el ratio 10 mas gratamente po'
sible. La temperature es deliciosa = la so.
oiedad que allf Sc reune mny schic,s Oi-
ohosos los que pueden ir Coamo para gozar
de tantas satisfacciones!
*. Nos dioen do Cayey. D!gno de
elogio es el servicio que p,estao las patrullas
de youutsrios en- esta ocalidad, dcsde e d.a
6 del mes ppdo. Elias demuest1an cada ala
mas, el cello interes one &c toman en- las
actuaIes oirounetancias, cumplmcntandc sns
honrosos cargos como verdadsros mili.arcs
Prueba evidente, 10 ocurrldo en- Ia nccne dg
q do los corrientea, que estando prestanr'
servicio la patrulla al mando del comanfn
te don Emerenciano Vazquez obacrvo " ou
la psaaderfa del comorciants don Cars '1o
pez, habla incendiada una mocha 4I"A uo
petr6leo, tomando ipcremento el p ~ peS'''
bic, al extreme que yarias piezas "a sa'l4"o
SO iban quemsndo, el que auyiluo Poi GUS
subordinados y el guardia mugapat % oaira
dor Garcia, pudo evitar que tsse & ie'uo.en'
dose cenizss dicho Estaby yl,'ep''' e"'
tando de esa msnera perjuj'' 10 '"'n" ILL
portsncia. ,,r,,
~. Nuestro estim>o colega .'El Bus
que how desempefla /, l,nportaDte secretsrfa
de Hacienda, hacc l/slgulentes lnte'esadas
Jec1arsc;ones ref yndobe nuostra actual
sitnsc;6n econ6ml, comparada con la que
n or;s.ta o.sudo lmcnsaron funcionar las
s.No era 'ojor ella cuando aceptaron
ell CARGO. cora Hacienda en- gran decaden
ria 81 con,cio retraido por complete las
ouiehras gorrillo. Hoy la navegaci6n sc
av;vo a,ias las disposcones de hacien-
d. a. Zero 'iroula, las cosechas SO presen'
tan hn as, esthn satisfechos todos los cr6'
d;toaie estAn pagsndo sin interruption les
sroys de este utimo mes del siio econ6mi.
~ ~ hay mas de 800 600 pesos disponibles
~ entrar en- el nuevo ejerccio."
: *** servicios prestados aver por la po-
Gle: curados en- 81 cuarto dc socorros Emf
o Lsetra, do una herida contusa de pronos-
co reservsdo que le produjo un moreno
amado Mateo; el niho Victor Loaada dc
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-06-27
v6u1cADo
Sr Dfector dc la CoRRKspoNDEyc1A.

' Or. lBEkLui w hA So1GhhSPONDENClh.
Mu7feil0r mio: suplico udted SO sir
va insekar ca las Columns DC su ilustrado
diariolo que ( continuation expreso, antiei
nan PIE por clio las graoias su sfrmo. S. S.
q. X s. IN ,--MATEO BARTOLOME.
I Seguu acabo dc leer en- ell nimero 2749
Jde LA CORRESPONDENCE DE Puerto Rico,
participant desde Juncos este peri6dico que
ell presbftero don Pedro Puras cometi6 un
eschndalo au iicha poblaci6n, tocsndo & fue
60 las campanas 4 deahoras, dando com
prender cue Ell referido sefor no Saba 10 oue
hacfa cu aqueltos momentos.
Todo esto, como puede suponerse cual-
qnlera persona que tenga dos dedos de Ta-
z0n, es conpata ,nente falso.
10 que oeurgi5 fu6 10 siguientc:
l1sbiendo s;do invitado el padre Puras
p0r ell cura de JuncGs para confosar ell sabado
IS del corriente en- sqlella parroquia, fu6
como de costumbre decir misa las siete
dc Ia maiiana. TOGO Las campanss, como
suele mandarias tocar en- Gurabo para este
obleto, al POGO ratio Sc le present6 en- la
iglesia y en- coro un indviduo Ell mangas de
csmisa, haco, macilento con maas formss,
que 81 tom6 por algnu pobre jlbaro que ven
drfa en- demanda de algan aaunto reigioao.
lnterpelole el psd.e en- este soptido
fue grande SO asombro cuandc ei roferido gu.
geto lie contest6: --"iNo toque nstei de eaa
manera porque Sc alarma ell pusblo!. !....,-
1 Y qulen es usted?. -pregunto Ell sacer
dote lleno de estupor ~sQuien? ;El Aloal.
dc! ~
En- otro cuslqaior sitio el Padre Pnras
20 hubiefa leido a caroai iadas por 10 c6nsico
de la cscena, pero como estaba en- uG !ugar
ssgrado, creyendo profansdo aguel sitio
So propo carscter de MinistHo 40 Dioe,
lea6se de santa indigusc;6n y Gin poder
lie dijo:-si es u>te1 alcslde,
narchese usted su alcaldfa, que aqui no
representa- papel alguno.
Despu6s al salir de Ia islesia, ainti6
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-06-27
Y A ri T D A D { S,

Ell desarrollo demasiado rapido de les
j6yenes, las lorna phlidas y flacaa; al iniciar'
80 la pobertad, su orgsnismo exige imperio'
samente al lsctofosfato de cal. Las madres
pruaente saben que 81 eVino' y e tJarabe
de Dusart> con lactofosfato de cal secundan
la formation de los mdsculos y de los huesos,
condicl6p indispensable psra ell desrlrollo
normal dc los adolescentes.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-06-27

varios nuohacho" que gritaban: -afuera,
afuora csc toro..
Y al Padre Puras 10 do lastims; ain
duda, go chuleaban del senior aloalde; como
iba en- mangas de csmisa y &c entrome:i6 en-
las cosas que no le pertenccep.
Del heoho tan raro dieron ouents los
dos parrocos al gobernador.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1898-05-26
TRIMBELlE.

II. b. McCray Of Prescott passed
through town Tuesday.
Ross Bascom is now ''chief cook and
bottle washer in the tented kitchen
of LanO, Masie & Culbertson, now To-
Gated at Beldenville.
Arthur Beardsley, Ezra Buck, John
Carr and Fred Staples have just re-
turned from land seeking and fish
ing excursion in the northern wilds of
Wisconsin.
We have not been able to procure a
full program of our coming DecOra-
tion Day exercises, but so far as we
have learned it is: Form at G. A. r.
Hall at O'Clock p. NJ, march TO the
Presbyterian church where program
Of recitatiOns, songs and speeches by
the school children and others will
be rendered. Hon. j. w. Hancock of
Ellsworth will deliver the address,
after which those in attendance will
form and march to the cemetery and
decorate the soldiers graves. lnstru-
mental music will be furnished by the
Posts Martial Band and the Alleh
brass band has promised TO be present.
W. p. Marshall Of River Falls will
give his illustrated lecture on the
klOndike, Cuba and the Navy in Bed
dall's Hall on Friday evening, the 9th
inst.
Despite the disagreeable weather
last Sunday several parties from this
vicinity attended the dedication of
the new Catholic church at Ellsworth.
Commencing June 1st the Creamery
Company will make cheese for about
two weeks Parties wishing cheese
made should furnish their milk at
that time.
"Your wife is Jewell Keep her
bright and shining" NoW's the
time-'springtime." Give her Rocky
Mountain Tea makes the whole fam
lywell Woman's best friend, O. r.
Taggart & Co.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1898-05-26
The Best Remedy for Rheumatism.

FROM the F'uilFldren A. - htgtstef
Mr.. James Rowland of this village,
states that for twenty-five years his
wife has been a sufferer from rheuma-
tism. A few nights ago she was in
such pain that she was nearly crazy.
She sent Mr.. Rowland for the doctor,
but he had read of Chamberlain S
Pain Balm and instead Of going for
the physician he went to the store
and secured a bottle of it, His wife
did not approve Of Mr.. Rowland's pur
chase at first but nevertheless applied
the Balm thoroughly and in an hours
time was able to 90 TO sleep. She now
applies it whenever she feels an ache
or pain and finds that it always gives
relief. He says that no medicine
she had used ever did her as much
good. The % and 80 cent sizes for
sale by r. S. Freeman, druggist.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1898-05-26
Arn,o- Saxon Alliance.

1t now seems probable that one Of
the benefcient results to humanity
to be brought about by the present
war. is an Anglo-Saxon alliance
which will stand for higher civil
ization than can ever be attained by
the Latin and semi-barbarous ma
tons as now governed. This means
practically an alliance between the
United States and Great Britain up
on questions similar in scope to the
Cuban problem, which our govern
ment is now endeavoring to solve.
By this we do not mean to imply
that no differences will hereafter ex-
list between the United States and
Great Britain, but whenever these
two great nations shall unite in
making demands upon humanitar-
ian grounds the other powers may
confidently expect to hear some
thing drop" if such demand shall
not be complied with within a reas-
enable length of time. Other ma
tons do not scott at the idea of the
alliance suggested, but they have
good grounds for fearing. The his
tory Of the past need not operate as
a barrier to this alliance, when we
reflect upon the unanimity with
which the North and South are
meeting a common foe.