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OELIHBLE
~ and ENTERPRISING
Sacramento Dealers.
WOOD AND COAL.
F. CADY
215 l.. Both phones.
PACIFIC GROVE BAKERY

The place in this city for everyone to buy
their bread, pies and cakes. Domestic
bread is our speciality; it's prompt deliv-
cry, three times day, our care. Phones:
Cap. 306, Sun. 654 red. RICE BROS, pro-
prietors, 823 street.
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IN common with the rest Of the stock
now at half price. Just the thing for a
present. Sawtelle Book and Stationery
Co, S17 j street
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PORTLAND BEER

AT BAUER & KoENECKE, SUCCESS.
sors to Wisseman's Saloon. 1920 Fourth
street, and K.
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GENTLEMEN. HA IA

laundered at the UNION LAUNDRY, and
it will be perfect in all particulars Both
phones. Tenth and o streets.
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WRITING DESKS :. Suitable 61
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUr1S

day gifts, on sale now at half price a
Sawtelle Book and Stationery Co, 817 st
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ROCKS Now offered at half price.
OoONo Many of these books arc slp-
propriate as holiday gifts Sawtelle Book
and Stationery Co., 81 ] street
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Lot II. Golf Capes Reduced.

We have sold a great many Of these popular
plaid golf capes this season, and have only linn
tied quantity left which have been reduced to the
following prices:
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AUTOGRAPH A(.RUM:

to be used as souvenirs OF old or absent
friends; always appropriate as gifts. Half
price at Sa.wtelle Book and Stationery Co.,
S17 J street
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GOLD PENS Are hea,a' valuable, i nd ,,esfn1 orna-
A pen makes an ideal gift Half price at
SaWtelle Book and Stationery Co., ST ST.
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CARPET CLEANING. Z R,Ts,s Ex

for 8 first-class job of cleaning, laying or
reftting. We seem to please every one
else. why not you? Telephone, Cap. 292:
Sunset white 721 Southwest corner
Twelfth and o streets
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WE ARE READY!E { Q F

orders sor. fruit cakes, mince pies and
other holiday needs. KENT & SON,
New York Bakery, Third street NJ and N
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WOOD, COAL, COKE

and Charcoal of all kinds, and at the low
est cash prices. McCAW & SON, Bis L
street. Capital phone $685.
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WOOD AND coal. YARD

All kinds at the very lowest rates. A.
Carpets cleaned by steam process.
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sell white oak stove wood the very best,
off the wagon at $3.50 a cord Chunks,
any size, s. cord. Full measure guar.
anteed. CHARLES STUDARUS.
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LOT 5-Havilands decorated comports or
small salad bowls $50. Havland celery trays,
stipped with gold, o8c.
LOT 6-Haviand decorated trays for brush
and comb or manicure articles. Sale price, 63c
LOT Our finest jardinieres, reduced to one
half of former selling prices There are Royal Wor-
cester decorations Royal Bonn ware, real Wedge
wood jardneres and blue Delft The reduced prices
will be $I.o8, 2.38, So, $3.75 and $3.50. Fuller
particulars in to-rnorroWs paper.
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Ask 6. p. Co. Agents for more com.
pIete information.
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LOT 3-Semi-porcelain dinner china, chrys
anthemum flower pattern with gold tracings. SolC
separately or in sets. The following are some Q
the prices: Dinner plates, $I.I5 dozen; pie plates
Soc dozen; soup plates, SIo5 dozen; tea cups ant
saucers $II5 dozen; covered vegetable dishes
zoe; platters, I8c, 28c, 45c and 7oc; mush bowls
bowls, nc.
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Lot |. Fur COIIarettes.

We shall endeavor to make clean sweep OF
all our fur coarettes by making new prices on the
entire lie. You will be able to choose from black,
coney baltic seal, astrachan, chinchlla, imitation
stone llarten and other furs. Also variety OF
expensive fur capes at greatly reduced prices.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-19
WORST He EVER SAW.
senator oAiiinger Tells of HI. Trip
Down In Cuba.

senator oAiiinger Tell. of Hl. Trip
Down In Cuba.
Washington. March ls.--Senatog Gal.
lingcr was at the capitol today for
the FIRST time since his return from
Cuba When requested TO make . state
mont a. 20 his observation of ibs state Of
affairs on that iland, h. responded:
you can sign my name 10 any pic
turc you may draw u the utter wrctch-
cdncss. destitution and hellishness IN
that country The conditions Of affair,
so FAR as bad opportunity to otserveit,
as was only in Havana and Maianzas,
b. simply indescritable | had not ex-
pectod 20 find Il half 30 had as il j., aud
/ do not believe anyone who simply
reads accounts. and docs not see foI
himself. can form an adequate idea Of
ihs situation.
"The best information obialnahle lead.
"onclHsi0n That there hasbeon, h.
TO the 4OO.OOo deaihs ~ the n spli
yond douh,, roi,ey, apd the tragedy
Of SPANS bruta, 'sv. Tbe soCieiy
goes on from day to, ''ng ssgse ne
OF tine Red Cross is fun... - 90
iiei py IT. efforts, but most of In
ple are beyond the reach of aid ei,,
'aFoagh medicine or food
with rcfcrnce to the military a..
peer Of aiiairs in Cuba. saw nothing /
nat impressed me with the idea that
'p'in knows much about modern war. |
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DISCUSSED THE SITUATION.
'en"r Shgasta Gives Details Of IN,
Trouble over Cub,.

S'n'F NAgas'a Gives Details Of IN.
Trouble over Cuba.
New York, March ls.-A special 70
The Herald from Madrid SAYS:
In the presence of the queen regent
senor sagasta gave full recitation Of
the situation between Spain and the
United States. II was the occasion of
the weekly council Of ministers at tbe
palace
The Epoca says:
I'm the midst " 50 much agitation IL
is satisfactory to say that the relation,
between the United States aud Spain
have entered on more tranquil phases. 80
Captain General Blanco telognphs A
highly optimistic view Of affairs in
Cuba.
< IL Is significant that Scnor Sohral the
naval attachc at Washington, who has
full plans Of all the United States coast
deiensos, has been appointed on the stan
OF the admiralty and had a long confer. |
ence with the minister OF state.
The Stock Exchange takes a gloomy
view Of the situation.
The publication OF official return.
showing that the rcceipts of the Cuban /
customs for February are moro than
double the same month last year is m.
gardod here as throwing cold water ON
Senator Proctor TO President Mckinley
that the general conditions In Cuba ars
growing worse.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-19

Alton, His. March is.-Gcorge Caw.
ford, an old and esteemed farmer. living
near Upper Alton, was accidentally
killed Crawford was riding on a wag.
onioad Of oats, and while coming down
the hill to the Upper Alton station Of
the Burlington, the brake on the wagon
broke Crawford was thrown 10 the
ground aud the heavily loaded wagon
passed over him. The horses went 10
the foot OF the hill, wheru they took
fright at a passing train and started
hack up the hill Strange TO say, they
went directly 20 whore Crawford was
ly:ng IN the road, and the wagon again
passed over his body. IIo lived about
20 minutes aud died IN great agony from
the numerous injuries received.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-19

Lincoln, Neb., March ls-Mayor
Frank \. Graham and Harvey b. Vail,
. former city oxciseman, were arrested
by Sheriff Trmpcn on warrants sworn
out by the county attorney, following
indictments returned by the grand Jury
The charge against each Of the men Is
bribery. The indictments ARE the direct
result Of the investigation Of the council
n month ago, which rcsulted In the i'm.
parchment Of Mayor Graham, now pro.
ceeding, Mayor Graham and Nh. Vail
wcfc taken before District Judge
Holmes aud eafe hil for their appear.
anco ut the next term OF court The PC
tion of the grand jury came rs sur
prise, 1t being supposed that no criminal
action would be started until the i'm.
parchment trial was concluded.
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MUST BE Full
The President Does Nct Want Ally
Synopsis Of II.
CAN BE STILLINVEsTIGATED
The secretary OF the Navy Can In
struet the Court 10 TarthsT Pnr-
sue Their Work " They Deem
such q Necessity.

Washington, March is.-Ths presi-
dent does not now expcct anything in
the nature Of a preliminary report from
the court Of inquiry into the cause %
the Maine disaster. On the contrary.
his expectation Is the report which,
when IL comes. will BE- complete in all
respects. although following the usual
course IL Is within the power Of the Sec
retary Of the navy 20 or,ier the body to
continue investigation along certain
lines should he believe further informa-
TO desirable.
No official notice Of the stoppage Of
Spanish torpedo boat hOtilla at Canary
island, and their turning hack from that
point has reached our government a.
yet. 90 that any assumption that move.
mcnts Of the fotilla Influenced the navy
department 20 withdraw the heet at
Key West is said to b. without dasis Of
fact
The navy department, by no means.
has suspended IT, efforts obtain pos
session Of desirable warships abroad, and
in no direction j. there visible any relax.
alton of the steadily pursued purpose Of
the navy and war departments 10 pro-
vide for the defense of this country
against a hostile attack. The formation
Of a new squadron AZ Hampton Roads
j. in itself only the latest manifestation
Of activity in this direction. being the
oufcome o. deliberations Of the strategy
bard. which has been sitting almost
daily AZ the navy department for some
time PAST.
Another conclusion which the board
desired TO put IN force A. -oon as pos.i-
tle Is that the navy must b. reinforced
by a number Of torpedo destroyers, not
[ turfsedoln4tg
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Moro Castle. the FamOvs Guardian Of Havana HarbOr

tes.erun. 80. March is.-City Mar.
shal Losuari was shot tw.ce aud killed
almost inTntly hya uegp whom he
had .arrcsieo f0r burglary. The mur.
dcrpr, whose nLile !. not known, stole a
horse from l.. Z bur two miles south
Of here, and escaped 4 telephone mes
sago from Lathrop. rcehvs her states
-.hat the hor.e bad been f1uuc ~ pas
turc near there. aud That it was Thought
tbe negro was inning in tlc woois neD
~ ~ armed aud mounted posse hit
d ~ ip the ,pne, and b. tlc murderer
i Nerprri be- viii ugd1uhtcdiy "a
lynch
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-19

Madrid, March u.s. -Gcneml werit
denies the authenticity Of the letter nui.
hshed IN the New York Journal in
which the former captain general a
CUBA Is alleged TO have sand the United
States would not dared 20 send war
ship to Havana whil- he was In cum.
mand there, as they knew the terrible
punishment that awaited them, add.
ins that he had Havana harbor "well
pnFTcd for such an emergency" he
having rapidly finished the work that
Martinez Campoa had carelessly atan.
dcned.
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AGAINST AMERICANS.
Bitter Feeling l. Grauing At san Jua,
Against Our Sub I~ct..

""ter Feeling Is Growing al san Juan
Against our Sub J~et..
New York, March ls.-A special to
The Herald from san Juan, Porto Rico,
says:
Feeling against Americans here i
growing very bitter This Is proven by
the fact that The Henld's correspond.
ent was arrested for making pictures OF
public thoroughiare. lie was detained
for thrcc hours aud only released when
It was discovered that he was British
subject.
There is gooi reason to believe that
had he not been British subject oppor.
mniiy would have been taken IN severe.
" sentence him In view Of the grow.
ing feeling against Americans the Unit.
ed States consul hero, MIR Hanna, will
probably ask FOR a warship.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-19

Wabash, Ind March lN. Nh. Sins
Bump, q young married woman 81
Huntington swallowed lI morphine
pills. She was found by % nrelbor.
and the doctors think they can save her
She said She was weary oil l.fr.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-19

Des Moincs, March iS.-The an
nouncement Is matte that the Chicago.
milwaukee, and ST. Paul ailwSv naa
just secured control Of the Mason City
aud Fort Dodge line, extending from
Mason City to Lehigh The company
viii at once extend the line from Iehieh
southwest to Denham in Carroll county,
ON the Chicago Omaha main line OF the
ST. Paul syslem.
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, '~.rl er,,,rlstsr kni...

Leland. Elss siarch sc 4
Heard. propu Nv ~ 80 Rlilrud bot,.
AZ this place 20 shs snd Instantly
killed by W. T. J.. Nley. y'49fhcr of n
g. Farley. vino was Killed i~s Sunday
night by c. W HunLcy Frun q Is.
stander's statement Harl was fuuilv
numbered Popular fco'ug i, strong
against Farley.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-19

Madrid. March is-Iuc lmfarc,-I
ays;
"Ihe m irlctiuns sent 20 tho tr.si,
fleet TO remain IN Canary island. Az. 90
the government, desire that the squad.
ron should be escorted 10 Cula by q
cruiser and Tor ~ other raa.nn."
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-19

Teue Hauto, Ind, March lS.-John
D. Farrell, the richest man In the coun.
~ whose wealth was solely aconirod
from agriculture, ,oll dead while talking
to neighbor lie had mo- near relatives
and his fortune OF 100000 will 40 to
niccos aud ncphews NJ lndianapolis
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-19
DE- orLer Inr rnnlrr.

santa Cruz, Cal, March lS.-The
California powderworks have received
orders from the navy department for
S,soO.OOO pounds of brown prismatic
powder This and previous orders for
smokelcss powder will keep the works
running to their full capacity for one
wear
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-19

Hannibal, Mo, March lS.-The Graft
hotel was damaged by fire TO the extent
OF $1,000 The frc Is supposed TO have
originated irom the furnace. The guests
became greatly excited. aud several of
them used the fire escares.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-19

Bolivar No, March ls-Georpo
Hale, a prominent and well.to.do farmer
living t'n miles southwestern Bolivar.
committed suicide ly hanging hm,olf
IN An outhouse No olc seems % know
any cau., fur the rash Hct.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-19

Gilmer Tex, March lS-Mrs. smith
wife Of a awmill man NJ the end OF tho
tram railway, was suffering with head.
ache ON Thursday and placed hand.
korchief saturated with cho.oform over
her face. When found she was dead
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-19

Iowa City, Ia, March Is lS-Ju.tice D,.
vid j Brewer, Of the United States su.
prmc court, will deliver the annual adj.
dress at the commencement ~ the law
department of the State University OF
the state Of Iowa, june
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-19

Gavcsend. Eng, March 49, !Iin
cruiser ANA toaas, built by the 4 "
stroug's ani purchased by ih, Cn.u
States, was formally irau.f.f.-l 'r-.
the Bnziliannag to the Stats .l..
his murnIng.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-19

Wa shington March is Nothing oi
srersal Importance Developed az today ?
oabinsf meeting beyon I the fact that The
rport af 'he Maine court Of inqaily y
not exr.rL1d before tho 'ariy part ~
next week
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-19

san Diego, Tex, March Is-Farmcr,
OF Duynl county have begun planting
cotton This b .omo thro wooks be-.
fore the the usual sel,on, even for this
section.
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irian's gift OF 100 centenas 10 the fund
being raisel by Havana merchants for
the purchase Of q warship for Spain.
Following the first annomcemen Of
that git .senel Blanco, with Mr..
PerBef in his cainAge, rode mp and
down the Prado. where they were "a
luted by hundreds of officers now sta
toned in havana.
In order that there may be no misun
derstanding Of the close friendship ex'
isting between these two a. representa-
tiyes ~ their governments, General
Bauoc has announced banquet az tho
palace a. which function the Austrian
consul will be tbs guest of hessss Lad
ing military and civil officials Of the city
will be present, and the gathering Is &c
BE- an important affair
officials within the palace are author
I ity Tor the statement that toasts at the
dinner will he significant, aud their
meaning cannot h. misintcrpreted re-
gariing international affairs. The same
officials intimate that there IS little like
/ lihood. Of Austria's disayowal Of any OF
| the toasts.
/ The divers % the null of the Maine
/ LopRa Eieutonant Commander Vain.
TetsS watch ON q table II stopped
q, sal9ek Abe iime ofthe eIplo'
az 9:8u -. ,-.,,h ,,,s a.,
sion. ,gQ,1T \, 1. l.,
NnaP'aih OhldN Val band NJ
found. IL indicated ~ IA,
lived the shock moved the a. -
one hour. The candelahra. give.
chaplain. aud his bible and other thin
which are deemed invaluable. have beeni
recovered, together with Mr.. Vain.
wT1ghts jewelry, and the watch Of
Lieutenant Catlin OF the marines.
a searchlight and the launch engine
oi the Maine are among the material OF
value recovered.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-19

Washington, March lS. The house
agreed To the conference ronort ON the
agricultural Appropriation blil and then
went into committee oi thc whole and
resumed consideration OF the p1.toiicc
appropriation bill.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-19
Italy D;d sell a. sn,In

Madrid, March IS According TO a
dispatch received by The impartial from
Rome, the Italian minister Of marine
oonhrms the reported sale Of the arnorod
cruiser Yarez 10 Spain.
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WILL LAY A CABLE.
All Defenae- of New York To- lie Con
neeted by Telegraph.

neeted by Telegraph.
New York, March Further plans
TO make perfect the means of comnnuni.
cation between the defenses Of New
York have been made. Within a day or
two It is possible that contract will be
let for laying large cablc OF the same
size used in the ocean between all OF the
local Notifications.
This plan to connect all the forts sur.
rounding New York City, with Gov.
ernor's island, was Que Of the mat.
tiers to which Major General Nelson A.
Miles gave his attention ON his tour of
inspection on Tuesday.
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PLAYING FOR EFFECT.
blanco Intimates Austria Has Formed
an Alliance WIN spain.

an Alliance WIN spain.
New York, March Is A dispatch to
The Herald from Havana eaysi
IL Is the evident intention Of General
Blanco to make it tappear that an ALI,
anco has been formed between Austria
and Spain. With or without the sane.
tion Of his government, the Austrian
consul Frederick Berncr, is lending
himself h this idea.
Ia Lucha and ri DiarIo de Ia Marina
continue TO comment upon the An.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-19

Key West. March lS-Umtod State.
cruiser Montgomery arrived here early
this morning fr1m Havana.
United states cruiser Detroit sailed
for Iorugas islands with provisions ana
ammunition for the ncet. From Tor
tugas, the Detroit viii proccod 10 pat
Tampa 20 load some ammunition.
The Morgan lino steamer Arkanxi
arrived here from Havana. with senator
Money and Congressman Amos j. Cum.
mmgs and Williams Alden smith on
bOard.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-19

"lf the reports Of the courts Of inqui-J
into the cause of the Maine catastropae
clash, the spanish government viii In.
cline 20 arbitration, it is rumorcd, nam
, ing as umpire either the pope or the
bead o. some European power probably
cs%Rg of Belgian.
'afI ttraorlinary council II
l. ~ .nn1aaced officially
ga. -ss. h..t lo- vet "a.
ministers /. Il ihl Stauish
that the govenu -.-a..f
ceiyed the full report '.tey,s
commission.
"Ihe Madrid press complains o..
that the American prcnaratinns in Cuban
water largely contribute toward paal.
yzing the efforts of the new Culan horne
rule cabinet
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-19

"Nou can emphatically deny the story
Of the sale Of the Chilian cruiser, q 'Tiig.
gins or any other warship to Spain.
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Best Flour in town so Ib sack
10 pkgs Choice roasted coffee for I 90
Or lOc per 10.
o pkgs Apex roasted coffee for 4 90
WE GRIND 1T FREE

Or l0c per ID.
o pkgs Apex roasted coffee for 4 90
WE GRIND 1T FREE
4 pkg. fresh Oatmeal for .... ... 20
4 cans 2 ID Tomatoes ...........25
3 cans ID tomatoes s............25
5 ID pkg Pearl Starch .............25
3 bars good Laundry Sosp.......25
This soap would clean Up the Span
iards in no time.
cans good American sardines 20
cans fresh Mustard sardines 20
These are good stock
3 cans Sugar Corn. %
? dozen boxes good Matches
. 2. 10 cans Muscaiel Grapes .... %
2 q 10. cans Calf currsnis ......25
2 q 10. cans Golden Drop plums 20
(These are fresh California goOds.l
4 cans Poited ham ............... 90
Medium size PecaDs any quantity
per 10 ........ - ..........O<f
3 ID bucket Lard, pnre Leaf ... 10
5 ID bucket Lard, pure leai, ,........ 80
10 ID bucket Lard, pure leaf ....... 40
35 cent bottle Chow Chow for .... 25
25 cent bottle Fine Pickles fnl l...2O
A bottle picked CaulihoweT for ....15
A bottle picked Relish for
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-19
FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.
COLDER.

Temperature Yesterday Maximum 50 Min.
imum 72
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ohn sun Hold. ths onIrsln..

Valparaiso, March lS.-Patricio Lor.
ru,n Alcalde, minister Of war aud navy.
says.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-19

spain willing to Arhi,ra,s.
New York, March IS, "A dispatch 10
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-19

FRESH VEGETABLES OF ALL KINDS. Bring your monfy
display Of Spring Goods
JOHN B. MIKE, IHE PROTDsR AND ORIGINAL CUTTER
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1898-03-29

g atirely. They consider therefore tbet
the question as to the material of which
money shall be made a minor matter,
that the heart and soul of their COZ
troversy regarding money should not
be of what material shall money be
made, but who shall make, issue and
control it.
have gone somewhat into detail in
making these distinctions, because
there seems to be no little confusion in
the minds of some in rega~ d to them
Some who claim to be Populists are, if
they a1e sincere in their sIatements,
simply silver Democrats, whilst many
who still remain with their old parties
are, at heart. POpulists-
/ must leave to another article q full
discussion of the moneF Question.
GEO E. BOGGS.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1898-03-29

nearly nothing, while the nine tenths OF
the people produce it nearly all.
1t can be seen at a glance that the
tariff tax, referred to above, is paid by
this large class of the people, while
the great body OF wealth in possession
of one tenth, pays nearly nothing.
This is an evil of which the people
are complaining to day. How to pre-
serve the protection" and yet get rid
of it's evils is the question.
SAMUEL ARCHER.
Mica, N. Q.