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The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1898-12-07

In sluggish liver, HERBINE, by its
beneficial actions upon the hillary tracts,
renders the bile more fluid and brings
the liver into sound, healthy condition,
thereby banishing the sense OF drowsi-
ness, lethargy, and the general feeling of
apathy which arise from disorder oliver.
Price so cts.-A. X. Fisher.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1898-12-07
Figuring too Far Ahead.

"Dah is sech a thing" said Uncle
Eben, "as too much io'sight. Some folks
gifts ter hggerin' so hahd on whut might
happen year aftuh mex dat dsy let's de
fire go out and ketches dab def O. cold
right whah dey sits"
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1898-12-07
Interesting Boy.

81 think my Archie is the most pain
fully sensitive boy l ever saw" said
Mrs Upiohn.
"Yes p
"When he first learned that the earth
turns around on its axis at the rate OF
more than a thousand miles an hour it
made him violently seaslck."
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1898-12-07
Greenland Burlals.

In Greenland a child is never buried
alone; live dog is placed in the coffin
with it, in order to guide the child to the
other world. "a dog can find his way
home anywhere" the Greenlanders de.
clare.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1898-12-07

Late to bed and early to rise, prepares
man for his home in the skies. But
early TO bed and Little Early Riser, the
pill that makes life longer and better and
wiser.-Short & Haynes.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1898-12-07

Have you eold2 A dose OF BAL
LARD's FOREGROUND SYRUP at bed
time will remove IL. Price 25 cts. and so
cts.--A. X. Fisher.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1898-12-07
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup furnishes

most substantial comfort and relief to consump-
tive. it works most remarkable cures Don't des-
pair. Relief can certainly be had is possi-
bic with this wonderfu remedy.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1898-12-07

him, into the ark, because of the wa
tiers of the food.
8 OF clean beasts, and of beasts that
are not clean, and Of fowls, and on every
thing that crsepeth upon the earth,
0 There went In two and two unto
Noah into the ark, the male and the fe-
male. as God had commanded Noah.
The Press., 1898-06-16
HOME NEWS.
LOCAL. NOTICES.


 GMattar under this head 10 cents DOT Iine.l -sos those lOs water coolers at Bucks hardware store. 2w -strictly pure Paris arOen, also Bug Death" at E. A. Buck & Co.'S.
 A variety Of Muslin Goods, price ac- cordlng to quality, at 4. L. Howard's- New Sailor Hats Tn black and white Straws In white, at reduced prices, at Mlaa RuaAella. aw New Tiea, Coliaru, Shirt Waist Sets. Belts. etc. at Mlss Russsll'". 2w -A.W. Walker offers this week Ladies Linen and Crash Underskirts from $1 to S2 eaoh. They are well made, and just the thing for summer wear.
 "A. W. Walker will open on Saturday of thls week good assortment of Ladies' Mutl lln Wrappers to sell from 1b cts. to Rt. G5 each. 'Thess wrappers were brought dire,.t from the manufactur"r. and the best we have had for the money
 t'all and examine the line or Ladtes' and Chlldren's Sumner Underwear just received at A. l.. Towards.
 tadlea' house dresses and wrappers at E l.. Bur'a.
 -CAak.tA and funeral goods at Con- vora.,'a 25 MmIn-st. When not In store call sLt reaIdsncs, IItUhlnnd Terrace If For First-C Class Photographs call at Cardlnars Studio. Cabinets only S2 per dozen. Good work guaranteed. 83 Main Streut.
 Artistic photographs from &1.5O per dozen upwards. Those handsome carbon cites from @ per dozen up. Martins, Johnson'a block.
 Fine Kid and Chamols Gloves, low price, at F.. l.. Burr's.
 -Chlldren's Dresses In muslin, cham brays, ginghams, and print. lace and hamburg trimmed, 50c to $2, at K. L.. BurT's,
 A w Walker is showing a large As- aortment of uolored dress musllns from 5c to To per yard, good for July and Au- gust
 Why don't you insure with Henry M. Bartlett2
 Just received fresh lot of Shirt Walsts and wrappers. K. l.. Burr.
The Press., 1898-06-16

BUOKLEN's ARNIoA SALvR.-The best salve in the world for cuts, bruises, sores ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, letter chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and al skin eruptions, and positively cures piles or no pay required. Guaranteed to giv, perfect satisfaction or money refunded Price 26c per box. Sold by K. K. Taft
The Press., 1898-06-16

Subscriptions for the new United States bonds can be made at the post office. The bonds are of assorted values of $2O $1OO, $500, 1000, $5,OOO and $1O,OOO Subscriptions will be taken until July 14th. The bonds pay per cent. interest payable quarterly.
The Press., 1898-06-16
Before You Ride Your Wheel

Be sure to shake into your shoes Aliens Foot Ease, powder for the feet. It keeps your feet cool and comfortable, prevents sweating feet, and makes your endurance ten-fold greater. over 100 900 wheel people are using Aliens Foot Ease. They all praise 1t. Ladies insist on hav- ing it. It gives rest and comfort to smarttng, hot, swollen, aching, nervous feet. At all drug g1sts and shoe stores, 25c. Sample FREE by mail. Address, Allen s. OlmSted, LeROy, N. Y.
The Press., 1898-06-16
HOLLAND.


 Justin Clough and family were in town last week.
 Orson West and family of Ellington spent Sunday at Hubbard Vests.
 Mrs. Parker, mother of Mrs. Gardner Webster, is very low with a cancer.
 MT. Browning of Green Hill, R. l., is visiting his daughter, Mrs. E. s. Agard. Mrs. Geo. P. Field continues very low, and is expected to live only a very short time.
 Misses Marion B. and Florence E.Agard were the guests of Vernon friend over Sunday.
 A number of young people gave a social and private dance in the town hall on Monday evening. A son was born to MT. and Mrs. Johan- neg Hansen at the home of Edwin C.. Sparrow on Saturday.
 Mrs. E. 0. Underwood and Miss M. l.. Underwood arrived Saturday to spend the summer at their home. The CongregationalISund school will hold special service next Sunday even- ing at seven o'clock, in observance of children's day.
 The spring term of school in Sugar Hill, of which Miss Carolyn G. Neff was teacher, closed last Monday. The follow ing scholars were neither absent nor tardy: Burt J. Fuller, Mabel L. Fuller and Lillian A. Brooks.
 Children's day was observed at the M. E. church Sunday evening by special ex- ercises. The program, "Heroes of Metho- dIsm" was used. The church was tasteful. fly decorated with flowers, and all the parts were we'll taken. FLORA.
The Press., 1898-06-16
A Card.

We, the undersigned, do hereby agree to refund the money on a 50 cent bottle of Greene's Warranted Syrup of Tar If it fails to cure your cough or cold. We also guarantee % cent bottle to prove satisfactory, or money refunded.
 J. P. ROOT, Holland.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-05-25

apenas eziste alguns q1e otra
cDerda nal cuitiTada-
Puerto Rico carece 6e huertss i
"a usanzs europes, 81 labrador 70
tisne eransros : por esta causa,
en- IA ciudad 10 mssmo que en e.
campo. a question d subsizten-
cias esta sometlda 4 as fatuacio-
res del cor ercio-
Intsrr 1mpanse dos meses, en
absolute, las G mu1icaciones cor
i exterio-, 7 los moriFenos ma
-erialmente de hambre
Hay que scr mas caatos : pre-
7isores.
Acojsmos "a crisis De hoy co
no ina lecc.61 saluisble Que nos
D@ervars, = sabemos apr eve
charls, de iguales contingencia
en 10 por7enir.
l prccuremos renediarla e
p possible.
| Toca a Gobiercc, e. p-;met
t6sm 10, Z los Ayautzmientos 4 er
Isegunde lugsr, ? dsspues Z caan
tas personals sc hallen en p2sici6I
desahogada. dszpiegar en eztt
iempe1o tsnaces iniciaivae, uti-i
Izando todas las preec ipcione
cue bripda "a ciencia ecor r6mic8
Sobre too 81 rirC1Q caso =
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-05-25

interior &C los z Z. u L : sobrs 81
propia Co1stitrci6n
In este instsnte nisno, Ia grande
Antiiia ia szerts q1e conviene csr
te. son como III pgoto d discoEd'a .
lsnzado entire las dos c naraF.
CIerto que los z z. Z Z estsn q
p1nto de "a II de sus sntiguas trAdt
cicnes, E IN momanto psico.oglco
para : los misnos Lo que p2edsh
haeer, malo D bueno, tendIs uaa IN
iasncia grznds s. bre 81 9estiao, J
cuando sc Ieg4 ocupar aus,,sitnaci6n
tan elev46a como IA &c los IL; nos
Estados. s. debs mirar de iejos.
Gas 'quisra, Il ! lar ado-e Wa
hingtcn, debe e.taT d. s-ua-do coz
] Il core. .encia universal,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-05-25
IIF0RMACIOT DEL DLA
AIz6rd Mayo p.

Z. se6or Ssgzsta Is prssensado (
as Cortes el rav< mi1isferio y z
l. VIZ e plan para a1oitsaF recursos
para atender Z los gaztos de a guerra
uientFag e Procursr msdioz honfo-
sos que imPorgan "a paz. Z senoF
oIITels sPoYz = ccn8ucrs ceI gobIer
10 atzcando i d lcs seaores Aga
rate y Romero Ro5le6o.
Lss Csmarsz han fsi;citado q "a
E=ooadrs por 81 fa.iz srFibo Ia isIa
De Cuba.
E1 II castillo De Carssgsna hs
ocurrido uaa Casual exp5os.6o, ca1-
sando pequtnas desgFzcias.
E vsPor "IoaserFa." IA llegado
fetizmente . = Corrns.
Ha iIegaco esta Cort= q sefo;
Dsschsmps, hacienda enssguida uaa
vista ii senot Sagssts.
Corf sssn De Washington oae
exsten gsandes dehoiencias para il
pretend.da invasion &c Cuba, care
cieudo 81 eje cito de- eq7iPo, disei-
pima : mscIos para l!evar 2 3 csbo,
estanoo .os americanos sgs.ados cor
motive ce IA IIegada De Il escuadrs
espsn3la . Cuba, censuraEdoEe dura
m<nte Mr. Ssmps hen.
{ gobierno, previa consulta a.
general b aneo, sc propone dirigi
una circuiar a tcdas lss potencias
protestando De Ia co1dgcts dc los
yal KEGS Al preseatas Sc atacaF Gusr-
tanamo ileTendo los baq0es de gne-
rra IL bandera sspaHoias pretendien-
do eng mar 3 los habisaDtes de dich9
Peeb @.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-05-25

r .sa ,,e~to mo-
- = g T.~@T.z Ioa senores
go. - ,.-cs comedies
81
: -, r;o !. oo,t,afao
,3-:. - - 80 -. e. : noIonsa c9bzua
2 -. ;.-,-,z-eo Csp0+e. Il
-.z1-z1. .- - a,-.@,si3a Rer+1-
80. go -r~---+~z - Tansl
o-'cs o-ozas' : ' ssssns W'b;1g
D;-. = v;n4a Il NJ
= - = .orc-3r-s :. alaTa
9f-.-.o - !. ~ol.za
F-.te - s,;~ac-6, I.ooafe.
- e.-.<7-i - .-,vsrsz~;o IA "a
-s-,..-+o = 80 V.~.cT;a
roa.;-., ! ,evolnc,6n o7a a,Fer6
rs-,-i;ca A. Venez7e.a.
: - I. rara.t-" IA Tleg.do
- --evs-.rnea dIr;gaodose
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-05-25
Tres hojas

En- tres hcj4s sc puede fo'mar j.
historic oel mundo.
L hoja del arDoi. cmb'ema &c IL
adad Prinitivs. De 4 Inf ncia dc il
hamznidad Las fribus n6m adaa,
s. c0=tumb-es psttiarcales. Ia sgri-
cu,surs. pin oeooaci6a del HON
bce 3ssce 4 Psfafso terserai- Todo
Il sir serico en- u1a d. esas hojss gu
usc=n en as bri-ss 5e iapio, y qoe
szrastrz1 loz vi.ntos IL O-tubre.
L h ] d acero. simoolo de i
edsd guerrero. personjhcaoi6n de
Cartsgo J Roma, 6:vinidaf de algu
os de sq1eiias tribns del Norte que
invadieson el M=lodfa De Ea'opa
smbeule de Ia dIscordia, ley De Ia
fuerzs.
La b. a Ge1 Iib7o. gloria de Gattem-
berg. arms 5e penEsmiento. pedestaI
del muG6o csoderno, hacienda del es
cr;tor. snss nanza del escolar. fuent5
de meditsciorea, recreo &c misantro
pos, ntura nQestras en- ocasiones. y
rico panorama pErs las ardi~ntes fsn
ta.fas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-05-25
Guays ma tamb en-
FIESTA PATRIOTICA

FL miedo de los desdichsdos <;ip-
goesn puertorriquenos hsbfa supuesto
que la fiesta De Ia xCruz Ro;a~ serfa m
frac3so.
7 CUE fortuna
Fge un trionfo.
Enriqu'to Amy, Eduardo Cautho,
Julio Crnellas (Clasfco), V otros mas
que rivaI5zsron en apostara gallarda '
en- destr, "a inimita bic, dieron principle
al festival con unos ssaltos en- que die
ron clarfalmss pruebas de valor y peri
cia J de scertada direction (yaya este
dltlmo concepto a Felipe Jauer como
testimonio de gimpatfa V oomo tribute
dc Jasticia. Jacinto Texidor, Carlos
Morszzani, Celestino DomiDguez (hiio),
y sus contrlncantes pusieron en- hermo-
80 relieve con sas pTopias f8lcltades las
del maestro.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-05-25
(lTSIS | IIECI()S

En- la crisis econ6mica porQu
atraviesa 81 pals, Observance aho-
"a los efectos del regimen Z t,uyo
yugo hemos estado me'sldos
tanto tempo
Muy pocos son los que po'see1
bastante serenidad : calma para
atender los natura'es dictados 6
sentido com1n-
Este sentido de- que e
recen much2s personas-nos dice
que, en r:gor, NADIA de eztraor-
dinario ocuFre, que identicas c.
lsmids des agob;an, 81 analoga-
circurgtar ciaE, q todos los pUes
bios del mundo, 7 que debisramos
mostl arnos resignados, "a que 10
conformes, clamando menos :
trabaiando mas.
Acostumbrados q 7ivir en uua
atm6zfera de convenc:onalismoz
no atacamos el peligro de 6rme,
con decision valerosa ,sino que da-
mos vuelts en torno De &, per
diendo el tempo en inatiles 70
deos.
81 todos nuestros slementos
estuYiesen animados de verdade-
"a actividad = por IN esplritu d.
fraterral concordia s. muchas
individualidades que repres entan
un factor 10 despreciable de
nuestra riqueza material, pospu-
sieran q las veces q negoclo ante
el bienestar CON IN i tu.viese-
mos La practica del ahorro Il Sc
cons;derase el capital como III
sgente de circulation y no como
una masa estar cada cue rIiDg1o
bien produce, nj aun al N snao que
Ia posee +; 81 en- todas ocasionea
diesemos repetidas pruebas de
ampu5a = valor colactivoa, 20 hs-
bIfa para nosotros situaciolaes d
hciles.
I ESQ que contamos con todos
los recursos naturales para ser
felice<: una vegetaclon s.empre
verde, IN Cleo siempre azul, On
china benigno { invariable, un
sueio fertil como niuguno = u
calor que forma ell germen y hace
fructifcar Las semilIas con rap 6ez
maravi.losa.
Lo que nos falta es previs:6 /,
perseverance,, metodo.
Vease, pr ejemplo, iluestTa
agriculture.
Els indudable que Ia sequfa Ia
sgcstado nuestros csmpok; pero
tambien Is verdad on. losI agrl-
culto1 es, ,atentos unicamente q lcs
frutos mas productivos, vien5n
deecuidando, de antique, aqueIIos
que SON mas recesarios a la sub
sister cia.
Hsy mucho tabaco, mucha
az1car, mueho cafe, pero coz eA-
to no Sc come. De 10 que So co
me: arroz, habichuelas, maiz, tu-
berculos alimenticios etc etc !,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-05-25
Parte lfrico literaria.

Nuestra Tet6 Vidal, sorprendi6 a Ia
innumerabls coucurrencia de modo que
nadie Podia sospechar aq2el doninio
de 81 misma ibfnencia sobre Ell publ
co ssqueia mageetad en- la prese0cia Y
en 10 seguridad del papel cor que ma
nejabs, distribufa Y modulaba Ia vcz
admirable de que hace gala. Todos los
sentimlentos, todas las pasiones eucI IN
tran hei interprete en- Ia voz simpGtics
de Teresa Vidal, que 10 mismo puede
echarse llorar cuando dice las notas
c6tnicas de el Barberilio, como estallar
en- estrepitosa y iovial carcaiada en- el
pasaie solenDe de el Miserere.
Eso quiere decir que Teresa Vidal
ests hecha con me- sdera de artista.
Ante ella sas gentiles companaras,
Lolita del Moral Ia representation de la
arlstocracla que fraterniza por modo al
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-05-25

E presidsnta d. II seca5u dag1ra.
metal De Ia sCroz r js~. 3o7 Taa.
cisco CoTt6s, habia pronstlio a. paes8
una cosa esp 4ndida para j. ye.si4
7 el mismo 10 pr-yi6 :. resl.ts30.
PorQua apsreci6 sgae.lo .1a aatA5
s1bitameute im8ginado, la= .e. a,.
peTspicu3s dud4r, Il 81 te1i8E : ; y.,tY
una escena De te4tro nus reprss saa
ci6n de Ia reali1ad material
Alambrsdo por Ia luz re5z "a aplse .
81 fosI hacia el foado d-l e.ceasra,
el cuadro mas hermoso que han prsssa-
ciado iamas To- habitsnt=s d d via
de Gasyama. L centro iafs d= m-io
elocaente por la mirads iDpsr.asa y pr
la aotitud gallsria De Iere.s Via, 9as
Espana nj cede ls imPo,.el6l dc dss-
slentados egoismos, Il - 2bsts st.s
ridicalas demostraeioaes j. fa=tla.
La derechs.
Oh!
Hscia el lado dereoho, g5nsaeio Car
b6 hacia de modo iniuItsble Ia estaIh
de- la altivez paertorri4aens, naaca di'
puests a tolerar lmposIcloues De egos
tas estdpidos nj amsgos de vnemlgs
encubi-rtos, sin6 respond II cGu aqas
brszo slabsstrino, que sG.tant80a "a e"
pads, sfm bolo De nnestrs Y4lentis puerto
riqaena J De naastra n3blezi oastaIIau'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-05-25

( gu-1oa s2b-e tol2s e,-s es4| saa,lz.
CO.. scbrs to3os esos h-r-csfss M. ain.
de- sohre to1ss esss cs-i saataas,. 81
uo RI sol 20 81 ere. G.eaEs as- 3, Ia,
las p-uumbras ds 3 terra = teaI-ss,
uas detil ii , d. ezt-sarl r-r- les
cons stituy6 IA salida s.e=us d ie. oven
jose II. L52ez, trsyeai9 SC "a zeual
dezem ia J no5.s :. ,..ao ds a
les tad del pasblo b3r!- la-1y Sin a,
ininitsbi4s a-trlf4s d lsr . ,,aaf
Brau, Ia asti-aei6n De 80 ml.u5 pls-
bio 81 titulo De grand pr - 3sa,,4iy
DE- digno por ~ nobl "a
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-05-25

Como iatermedio, .as ras-.~--. r..
per Baaa pasts = Cattle a5.i.-s.
males corrarfs= srti-ttes. -ara
viesss taclss 6el piano
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-05-25
Los ESTADOS UKIOOS
\ ESPAnh

H aaui en ore t6fninos Sc expire
. Fl Ech3 de Paris, censurand0 !os
i8tsrsos sn6lciosos dc los E.tados
Uoi6os sobre a isls de Cuba
Nnestro insele. verda5ero. "a
dante como 81 sol, es que E~paha
conserve { Cubs, no ) Cuba desvas
ta5a per a g1eTra, sx2'otada lor Ia
psz teztro de combates perpetuo<;
p=ro 4 8 C1ba fsliz J pf6sFera
s. los Estados Unidos no conside
ran Ia America mas que sx-luyendo
Il resto de. mundo, pueden. siuem
bzrgo, reg1ntarse, 81 es veniente
& i III para clos entrar en- a via mas
8 menos 6esv.ada De IA violaci n de
defes h. S. hoy pueden hacer fren,
L 4 todos los grandes probleuas que
eontiene este nundo americana y
s1n s todas las hiP6tssis para c, por
veuir i3uien sabs 81 Ia historic 10
les tiene resefvadas tsmb.ea sus de-
cepciones y sus desgracias, aanqae
cream ser 81 hora loa amos del destin.
Los Estados Unidos en los l!mites
del contin=nte americana pueden en-
contrar cuestiones interiors;; tienen
y terdran sus cuestiones interna
polft.czs Y sceiales; de donde pueden
surgirles, como q los demas psises
del v.ejo continenente, grandes d.
6er.taoas.
La possession de Caba podrfa tener
efsctos iuesperados sob-e 81 desarrol!o
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-05-25

mlTa5le cor todzs i4s =. l4-.,..
e6 QBanlms apl21s9 = 7.s-...5
eoncarreDeis = genial, sizgs..e,
ncra de BruDc. Maiia L1z8-..s. =
ninznd0 81 Fdblleo como e1t5...
Stones por el strsctiYo 4 "a c,r,..l.-'
per ia frsUqu@za d - tr.tr. ~
ante elias mis- asplrscloBes - -
= mis- entnsiasnos IL z1r.rs5
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-05-25
\ a Ia izIuierda.

/ a IA iz4uierda
Rosita CTaellas, ,ol sus ojos negTa
Y de melancolfa profania, pintl5a co.
mo no puede hacerlo ningdl srtlsta, .
ag6nica ausiedsd con qle Ia Cobs t'A'
mira Ia carifoss madre que au1 otsl-
dida le tiende una mano protectors
Eapaha distribufa en- squsi cnadro 81
amor entire una hiji essi lugTata ou'
por tod3 sueTte screedoIa s al c4Un3.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-05-25

De modo que Glsyama aoa sa 'ei''
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-03-19

In the trial Of Sheriff Martin, for
the murder Of the miners last sum.
mer, the court ia ruling strong tes-
timony for tho prosecution; and
now the defense 10 showing the
dangerous character Of tho miners,
and that Sheriff Martin gave strict
or,lsrs not 70 fire unless absolutely
where their lives were in danger.
Just . little Of this evidence will
Ak tho matter all right The great
secret OF the defense 10 to shape
the case 20 ~ n establish the right
to shoot workingmeu whenever
they cease work and talk back; and
they are likely 70 do Il without
much trouble. Pueblo Prcas.
Yes, the case Was conducted a
above outlined aud the result waa
an acquitsal. II . court ever went
through farce this was one. The
result dscsives no one except ths
membsrs Of the court that tired
The caes.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-03-19
TIE snusxatioo of Hawaii means
free trade With that island, and yet
the protectionists favor annexation.

The American people said; "We
must maintain our national honor
and put stop to Cuban butcher
ieA," and congress promptly passed
. 0,0O0, 900 appropriation in re-
sponse to that demand. Since
then the president has been talked
to by the money power. 1t says,
Spain is already bankrupted and
We cannot lend her money to fight
the United States lest we lose the
millions already invested"
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-03-19
DsnehAoidsrs' Rsssaas.

UtneBbua0oSb 3ooo08.
-Nosios y hereby Sivss- II The Annual
meeting II the Stockhoasisss of the jas
per Gold Mining. Milhns and Tnnspos-
tatioa Co, on Thur.lsy. March II. 1858,
at 10 o clock q. m., At the o9ice Of J. A.
Ksllsy L o., Monte Visa, Colo. for ths
slsotIoa Of dirsctofs, sad 70 traosact
such other business - may properly
come before the stoniholalers.
Dated at Monte Vista the llth day ol
February 1908. r.
L +. EvEssqLE, Nsorstasy.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-03-19

David Ward, the lucky gold nj.
ner. who brought back tl,s news Of
. rich And Of gold on tbs Ausri.
can side OF Alaska. and who says
that the rush this spring will b.
far down the Yukon on The Amer.
lean side. spent three yssss pros.
pectin9 in Alaska, and 10 .bat
time only received ssvsu lsstsss
from home. 6ises his rsssra hs
he's bed more than thAt many
thousands oe lst1ers froa would.bs
aryonsuts 10 three neatha He %
nov ia PhilsdslpAiA Fa., ed tsiss
70 answer every isqsisy soaesss-
lug 'hs fer north. II psslb, Sieoss
u climate aud woadse1ui slebea.
HIs practieal szpssissss uahss ~
sdvice highly valusblA ~ aayxoe
.inlsrseAsd b AlaGha shsa,A ~ovoll
thsoalvss q - lueuooap y
wsillnv y hlA - 80
= tIl ~ -.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-03-19

DAVE MOPFAT threatens 70 leave
the republican party. Dave hes
made his fortune out OF silver
mines and don't propose to 90
hack on his first love, although hs
Is now moro interested in gold
mines and national banks. We
like to see . man true No his old
friends who have always bssa good
to him.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-03-19

Gov. P1NaREE hss called an ex.
ira session Of the Michigan legis.
lature to pass . law that will pre-.
vent railroads and othcr corpora.
tions from dodging taxation. The
governor warns the members no.
to accept railroad passes but to pay
their fares and cites the law max.
ing such gifts punishable by heavy
fines and Imprisonment.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-03-19


FRANK ADAMS, late receiver oi
the Commercial National Bank,
has resigned We use the wor,l
resigned advisedly. II 10 the first
case OF voluntary resignation Of q
government otice on record, and Il
10 ths first case Of resignation in
the Adams family that ever oc.
ouvred 20.
We cannot account for the fact
on any oshsr account than Frank
has decided 70 break The recorl ol
o@csholdsrs In the Adams family
with . view OF becoming . candi.
date Tor The United States Senate
nsxt winter. Bst all Jokes aside
Il 70 true Frank hes resigned, and
70 bic credit b Il said hs made q
very good record - recsivsr q ths
conesru and secessdsd in pallius
out On % svssags ol ahopt 90 o.
10 pr esnt., fslly 50 .psr osnt.
nors thsa Tie psopls aaticipstet
altsr viewing Tie wr,ek Ia lsoa
The records ahow thss y viii pol,
~ bssk ost . hundsed esals q
~ dollar; bst thoe b ~ ire. b
seass ~ peee dsvils whe I'D iAail
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-03-19
T. n. PArrLpsox, recently

T. y. PArrlnsox, recently Ia.
terviowsd In Washington. said:
This 10 what will happcn Ia 1900.
The Democratic national couve,..
ZION will nsst In Chieago; Il will
rsaDsn he platform Il leoA with.
est ~ esusaing a . = Of tbs d.
Na9 e - = TAsa NJ. Dsysa