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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-04-14

pass to our customers.
We shall serve you poor
Iy enough with the best
stocks we can select with
out allowing you to be
choosers out Of the bas-
kets of mistakes other
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-08-25
POdatki w Chinach.

D1ienniki suropejskie, pOrus.ajso
wypsdki ohihskis. poda;s nsstspujs-
oy nie1misrnis charakserystycz ay
p~r1yOrynsk do kwsstji powy.s.ej.
wypowied.iany pr.ez konsuls an
~gielskiego Jamiesons W poiur.edo.
wynn nNorth China Herald.
jameson porownywa Chiny .
Iudjami l m6wi: G}6wne zrodia do.
Ohio lowe obu KRAKOW - 1upelnis
jsdnskie. Powisrschnie osmnastu
gs6wnych Prowiucyj obihskioh mot.
ma lio.yc ma 1900 600 mil kwadra.
towyoh angielskioh. Olbr.ymis ia
Prssstrseh przynosi W podstkaoh
grunto wyoh okoio % milion6w
tael6w roo.nis (tasl r6wns sic dola.
rowi). Ia p~odstswe do oznaczenia
oyfry pr.yjeto sprswosdania mands.
ryn6w wyts.ych stopni, drukowans
cd osssu do csasu " ursedowsj pGa.
ssois Pekihskisj". Iodjs angielskis,
nile liosao krsj6w pozostajscyoh pod
panowanism ksisAst indyjskich, po.
sisdsjs powiersohni 95O.OOO mil
kwsdrstowych sngislskioh. Po-
wierschnia to " r. 1894-95 dsla DC.
dasku gruusowsgo $50 miljoo6w
rupii (ruPis rowna sic 30 oens.) czyli
blisko ostery rszy lyle 90 Chiny.
zannacsyc Przytem nale.y, te pan.
stwo Niebisskie ME jest wcals mnisj
urodsajnem cd Indyj, AMI jsgo mile.
sskahcy uboasi cd Iniusow.
Roanioe " doobodsoh pshstwo.
wych Prsypissc nalety, rdsniem ia.
m'esons, wyiscznis ! jsdynis dsfrau
dscji grossa publiczoego, prsksyko
wsnsj M olbr.ymis sksle. Ola soi
slejszsgo potwierdssnis swego rda
mia, posowe pshst~s, posiadsjscs
grunta uboasse, wykluoss JAMESON
supesnis re swsgo raobunku ! pr.yj-
mule. tylko 70 uprsws 400 milJon6w
morg6w prsynosi doob6d. Otoz
oblicss p~rsec'stny podstsk grun.
towy : morgs dobrsgo gruutu ryto-
wsgo nj trsy 6wIerci tssl6w, osyIi
dwsnsScis rasy wiscej cd sunny, kt6-
n wpsyws do kasy pshsswowsj y
PskiaisI Chooissbysny . tel susy
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-08-25
Do BOst0nu Ia pOwrotem 81 300
Drogs kolei Asla1nsj Wabash,
prxex Wodospad Niagary.

2 powodu sjasdu L. O.. o. F. ma.
cselnej Lofty wielkisj W B~ostonis, We
wr.esniu 10 - "a, kolsj Hsla.na
pWabash" sprzedawac bed.is sks-
kursyjne bilsty I Chicago do Bosto.
nu ! I powrotem po $1,000. W obie
stroIy t. j. "a POI Osny rsgularnsj.
Tykiety to dobrs ma WI I'D W
dniaoh 16. II i IL; M wyjs.d Z b.
stonu dobre ME p6znisj jak 80so
wrIssnia. Tykiety kolei Wabash"
% dobrs ma droge aelasns | pa sta
tex, miedsy Detroit . Buffalo, sto.
sownie do zycsenia ~passzer6w. Ko.
lei mWabash". osyli nova Cont.
mental Limitid", odehod.sca /. Chi
cago codsieh cd god.. IL m. 2 W
poiudnie doohodxi do Bostonu nara
jutrz po poludniu, o gods. 5 NJ. 80
Jedna tylko noe W drodze. Kaady
Pasazer mote sic satr.yma6 sic prsy
wodospadsis Niagary.
Pissoie do F. A. Palmer, A. G. P.
A. Chicago, pc mapy, oras inns
ssoseg6iy. OFFS biletowy:97 Adams
st., Chicago. Il 9 98)
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-08-25

nieurodsaj, powodsie. .smies.ki pan
'twowe ftp. wypadki wp&ywsjsoe ma
.mnisjssenis podatku, to 1 tax jes..
o.s povinno wpaynac do kasy pan.
at wa oko&o 200 milion6w tasl6w. 2
tego widac dowodnie, to jsden tylko
podatek gruntowy m6gaby pahstwu
Chihskiemu przynosic lyle, lie pr.y.
nosss obecnis ws.ystkie podatki ra-
rem wziete, gdyby ME dsfraudowa-
no ma TAX ~olbrzymis sksle. Bez
scisfej kontroli j beg por.sdnej ra.
chunko wosci ME motna jsdnak o
usunieoiu diego msrryc. Msndary-
nj bojs sic tego jak Ognia 1 ws.el-
kich srodk6w uaywsja bylsby tego
uniknst. Ia drugi pr.ykiad sau.y6
mote monopol solny. Indie an.
gielskie, opr6o. pahstswek ksisast
krsjowyob, lio.a 222 miljon6w
miesskaho6w. Ludnofc Chin wyno.
81 oonajmniej 300 miljon6w. Mimo
to NE drogi monopol solny prsynosi
v Indjsoh 30 ~uiljon6w rupii, gdy
tymozassm Chinom dale tylko IL
miljon6w tasl6w. Z1owu r6znics
u~dsrssjsoa. Chihczyoy majs navel
Prsysfowie. twierdssoe, 70 ME star
o.yfoby W kraju ped6w bsmbuso
wych M pedsslki pisarskie, do spi
SANTA ws1ysskioh nsduay6. jake 81,
Praktykujs tylko prsy spr.edas,
soli...
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-08-25

wstePu skorzystac, kt6ry tymozaso-
wo wynosi tylko SOC. : Miesieczny
podatek do Tow. Jest 25c. Tow. po-
wyAsze dale wsparcia W chorobie
$500 tygodniowo, a wkrotoe pod.
wyzszy to wsparcie do $500 tygod.
niowo, Take zajmuje sic pogrze
benz swych zmariych braoi i ma "a.
misr przystapi6 do tax swietnej
wielkiej organizacji, jak Zwiarek
Narodowy Polski W Stanaoh Zjedn
Pom. Am.
Wszyscy dobrze myslaoy braoia,
dbajacy o dobro swych rodzin, 50
Proszeni ma posiedzenie, kt6re sic
odbedzie d. 80 sierpnia, ma rogu lei
! Paulina ul., pod ~kosciolem, o godz,
y wieczorem, a sic prosi
wszystkich braci nalezacyoh do tow
Ochotnik6w Pulaskiego pod opieks
sw. Michala Aroh., azeby ma to po.
siedzenie przybyli. w imieniu ad.
ministracji tow. Ochotnikow Pulas
kiego, Jan F. Weiner, sekr., 1872 S
Wood str, Chicago, Ill.
PMnik.
Jessose . prsypominamy, Il
Towarsystwo Biblioteki I DIVINITY
i'm. Adsms Miokiewicza M Bridge
porcie postanowiao urzsdsi6 wielk
piknik, kt6ry odbed.ie sic v ME
dziele, dnis 4 wrzesnia Z. b. W Ca
lumst Grove " Blue Island, ILL.,, 81
mil jazdy kolsjs Calumet Termina
r. R.". Pocisg opuiOi Central Sta
ton Z Harrison nj. | Fifth ave.,
god.. Sci rano, . stanie pr.y 16tej
Ashland ave. o gods. 9 m. 20. prs,
22sj | Western ava. o god1. $40. ,
Brighton Park. Archer ave. 1 88s
al. o gods. $50. pr.y 47ei | West
ern ave.. o gods. 10, poozsm ode
die wpro,t do ogrodu. Csna billet
25o. cd osoby kolejs 1 wstepsr
do ogrodu, to jest tax tanio, jaI
nigdy nile byio. C.ysty dooh6d q
poparois Bibliotski A. Miokiswicss
W rake nispogody piknik bed.i
odioaony do nastepnej nied.ieli. 81
Lefty mo4na nabyc " Biblioteos 90
-82ga ul., u oh. L. Cseslawskisg
przy 32sj Morgan ul., " hall Pu
faskiego, ma Town of Lake q oh. "a
lswskiego " apiece 1 q oh. w. Pis
seokiego, 1874 W. 4Ssh str. o pc
parole o lio.ny wsp6aud.iai .sprs
sra komitst.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-08-25
POkwitOwanie
re .skladek zsbranyoh prses panic ma
sstandar sokoli " dsielnicy
Town of Lake.

Pieniad.e skolektowans przss pa
ME A Krusifsks I NJ. Pawslkiswio.
A. Krusihski 81 90, NJ. Pawelkis.
wio. 100. Eichmsn LOO, Nowo.
grod.ka 20c., Gwosdsihska5 Kotso
hi rs, Toro.ynska so. E. Kmitst. Il
rs, Rus so. Grys.c.ynska 80. Byc.-
kowska Is. Bazmisrowska 25. Promo.
kowiak 25. DreJer 10, Szmyt. so,
Ols.tyhska rs. M. Kie pura Is, St.
Prsydryga 25. W. Piaseoki so. ssuls
%, A RynR Is, Moszynsks Is. Mu
s.slska 25. Gaiezowska 25. Resell
25, Maroinkiew icz so, Ssosepahska
s1.00, Nankielski 25o., P.er1ohalska
20. Cieilewlcr 10.--Truszo1yhska 10,
Mikolas.ek rs. Gorska 25, Kwiat
kowska so, Kowalewsks 25, Jak-
mann Is, Wssi6sks Is. NsroAna so,
C~hojoacka 25, Pistkowska 25. Bryk
ozynska $500, c. schinska 50o., Ra-
tsjc.ak 10, Geo. Jarusssk so, NJ.
Mskowska 25, Felix's Helm %,
N. N. 10. Plombon 10, Weronika
Paoskowska 81 90, Strssbska 25c.,
Nellie Is, M. Ssra6nisk 80, Buohol1
1 90, Francis1sk Summarize Is, Js.
kalski Sl.0O. Jan Kacsmarek Soc A,
Ludwik Poohalski so. Piotr Pslu.
ssek rs, Msteusz Frankiswios Is,
WI. Rswers Is. M. CHA %, W. Alb.
c.ynski %, T. Kac1orowski 10, j.
Piotrowski 10, Ant. Chslswski %,
J6zef Kubst 10. J. PAtka %, Piotr
Nowak %, M. Lisioki Is, N. Pao.-
kowski Is, A. Kslusinska %, J.
Biesski so, J. Grabinski 25, w.
Trembaoskiewicz %, Marcinkiswios
80, z. B. kow rs, Jan Nowakowski
80. MARGIN J6swisk 10, T. B,rsko
WAX so, Kssimisrs Zioskowski Is.
j. ZsPosocki (pudssko oygar wsrtos.
Of $780, Wolgemolh 80, Colon.
biewski 80, M. Wotkowsks Is, A.
Paczkowshi rs, g. Pliers fosogr,f
sl.0O, w. Pswsikiew ioz %, N. N.
l6, Ksrol Zi6ikowski $500, M. Pa
weskiewios $i,OO, Mieos. Gornisk 25.
Ant. Gornisk Is. Rszsm s35 As.
Pisnisdse skolektowsne przes pa
ME M. Wrsesihsks ! JIskolsks:
Stefsnis ZslssKs $500, Antoni
Ferenoz 81 90, A. Doma6ska 3Oo.,
N. J. d irawski 25, w. L. Mslts Is,
S. Gotolssswsks %, Sok6lska 4, M.
Ssssssk 80, A Psiks 10, K. Kle-
osewska so. W. Pswiowsks 10, M.
Ssykowns Q, H. Osismkowsks 10,
r. Tysak Is, Kosiowsks 5, J. J.
Jsnkiswics Is, Krause "a, Kuja
winsks %. Wiohslsks 10, s. Tom
osak s, P. Kosodsisjosak Is. +. Cor
% 2b. A. PiIarsks Is, Pr. Coma Is,
n Jossoxak Is, n. Nalsvai 10. r.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-08-25

kowska 10. NJ. StsSkiewics 10, z.
Tsmborska Is, F. C1ejka Is, A.
Swieciek 3, A Zwolinska 10. R. Ro-
lewios 5. p. Jersewska 10, 1. P. Wal.
csak 20, F. Ksozmarski %, M. Ty.
nowsks 10. M. Msjewska rs. R.
Kaoskowska rs. L. Niesgocka rs.
P. Otlewsks 10, Resnowska 80, NJ.
Rothmaysr $I.O0. H. H. Kwssnisw.
ski 25c., G. Mstsel %. W. Boduch
sl.OO, A S~oc.ynska %, N. N. 10.
G. Krewatsky %, Rucinska 10. Sly.
kojewska 8, K. Wisniswska 10. Ko.
walski 5, A. Lasko 25. G. Koszorek
10, S. Soliwooki 10. N. Kaminska s,
F. Kls;bor 5. N. Ojo.enas. 5. M. R.
Kolscska 5, Piotr Strugaas %, NJ.
Ksminska 25. w. Bogus. 10. A. Sta
szswski 25, S. Szarkowska %, M.
Ksczmarski Is, NJ. Wrsssihska LOO,
] Jask6lska LOO. Ra.sm $2I.78.
P.enisdzs skolsktowsns Prise. p,
B. Jankowsks:
Jao. Gawcsynski 25o., 2. Cav.
osynska 10. J. S~tyo.ynski SO. A1g,
Kr6l 10. Aug. Pleoke 5, Msx. vii
kowski 10. FIR. Zakrrewski 30, NJ
Urbaniak 25, F. Jakubowski %
Adamowiox 80. J. Mahkowski 10
M. Cegie.ska s, B. Jankowska 80
Rssem 1925.
Wssystkiego rassm $60.48.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-08-25

Fosografe. -Jedyny ~pisrws.orse-
dny sakfad M sachodnio p6lnoonsj
stronis miasta Chicago - tylko maj.
sdo1niejsi artysci jake wsp6apraoo-
wnioy - .airudnisni. Me potrssba
udawa6 sic wSr6dmisfsis, ably mis6
pravdsiwis srtystyo.nie wykodo.ons
eobote " nsjrosmaitssych modnyoh
ssylaoh Pc Pr.ystepnej Genie. Jsko
~dawnisjsi zwia.kowcy d~ziekujemy
- dotychcsasows poparcis I o dals.e
prosimy.-Z szaounkism, Niklas i
PasoSososki.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-08-25
Scion Otwarty % Czerwca. ;
Pierwszy stack o pfaskim dnie.
SIS. Christopher Columbus.

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Najlepszy inajwiekszy
PAROSTATEK Ma SWIECIE.
Chicago do Milwaukee
Opuszcza Chicago W powszednie dnie $50 rano
Opuszcza Chicago W Niedziele 10. 90 rano
kurs W Sobote 1000 W nocy
0pnszeza Mi,waukee " Powszed. dni 400 po pot.
Milwaukee W Niedziele 500 W nocy,
Coma Iazdy z Chicago.
Tam nazad, pc Srot tego ssmego dnia Si.oo
Tam nazad beg tego zastrzezenia $50
w 1edna strone LOO
kurs " Sooote bez zastrzeaenia Ito
cena Iazdy Z Milwaukee.
w jedna strone IN
Tam 1 nasad bez zastrzezenia LSo
DzlECI cd Lat 6 do T. pofows ceny,
specyaIne cony ola Towarzystw!
Kofa "a darmo. Muzyka, Kawiarnia.
Przystah W Chicago, Rush st. kofo mostu.
Przystah W Milwaukee, Detroit st.
Pc inne i~nformacye zgiosIe sic do
@ 8. WHlTSlAR, General Passenger Agt.
u. J. BRukABAkER, Asst GenI. Pass. Agt.
and Auditor.
TELEPHONE MAIN So.
1S9 La La Sale st., Chicago, Ill.
The Milwaukee Electric R'y wagony odcho-
dza 2 Milw aukee co godsine do waukesha Pc
wsukee jezior (odlegfosc % mill
- Cena jazdy do waukesha IS Ct; tam 1 nazad
20 ct. Cena jazdy do Pewaukee jeziora W jedne
trone 30 Ct; tam | nazad IS CT.
Specyalne ceny dla klub6w.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-08-25
KOLEJ ZELAZNA
WABASH"

Gdy kolej zelaxna Wabash otworzyfa
swa linie z Chicago do Buffalo zaczefa W
tejte chwil uzywac fotelowych WACO:
now osobowych opatrzonych W wygodne
prawie niezr6wnane fote1owe siedzenia.
Krok ten ME podobaf sic drugim wscho-
do ,,Joint Traffic Association, chcsc tym
sposobem Emusic Wabash kolej zelazna
do ~zaprzestania uzywania ma wscnodniej
linii tych wygodnych fotelowych wago-
now. Lecz Dyrektorowie Stowarzysze-
mia kolejowego odrzucili tel protest Ia
zdrosnych kompanii l kolej Wabash tax
tak dotychczas tax | nadal przewozic be-
dzie passazer6w W wygodnych najnow-
szego systemu fotelowych wagonach.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-04-20
Mining intelligence.

Four important instruments were
 filed for record yesterday in the
 office of the county recorder involy.
 ing property in the vicinity oI Jerome, and which promises much
 for that already prosperous camp
 They were bonds which have been taken by the Marshall & Morrison Co. limited of England, on proper ties near the above place. The first is from R. l.. Van Deren, Mrs. c. D. Willard, W. W. Nichols, NJ. A, Car rier and G. NJ. Willard for the Cliff mine the purchase price agreed up on being $45,000. Another is from G. W. Hull, G. NJ. Willard and M. A. Carrier for the Green Monster and Green Monster extension for S25,OO0. The third is from David Scott and G. NJ. Willard for the Bluebell and Cherry for SlOOOO. The fourth is from G. W. Hull for the Hope and Expectation for S1O,- OOO. The total amount of the con slderatIon named in the bonds for the various properties it will be seen IS $9O,OOO. Mir. Bell who spent considerable time in Prescott IS the representative of the English com panJ and made an examination of the properties. The company will immediately commence active work ln the development of the proper ties and Mir. Bell is satisfied that his company will complete the pur- chase.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-04-20
A Sudden and Sad Death.

A very sudden, unexpected and very sad death occurred on Sunda, morning, the victim of the Grim Reaper being Mrs. Ed. Shumate aged 29 years. A few hours before Der death she was in good health and in good spirits, and at 1I:3O her spirit had taken its flight from its earthly enYiroments to the great un- known. Deceased leaves husband and little son to mourn her untime ly death. The remains were ship ped on this mornings train to Hannibal, Missouri, where MT. and Mrs. Shumate formerly resided, be- ing accompanied by the bereayec husband on the journey.
 The husband and mOtherless boy have the profound sympathies of the community in their irreparable loss.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-04-20

Members of the House were SC fsgged out by the protracted session of last night, that the House ad- journed at 12:30 till noon tomorrow,
 Washington, April l9-l:30 p. m. l-The Cabinet has adjourned until 3:30 p. m., when, the President say s the Cuban resolutions, with his signature attached to them, will be ready for their consideration.
 Washington Apnl l9.-As a result of the passage of the Cuban resolu- tions, the President will briefly, but forcibly, inform Spain that the United States has determined to intervene to establish a stable and independent government in Cuba. He favors giving Spain two or three days to comply with the ultimatum.
 Washington, April l9.-Up to 3 o'clock this afternoon dozen regi- ments from different parts of the United States are on the move for their objective point in he south. All troops in the Department of Colorado will move tomorrow.
 Washington, April 19.-4:OO D. m. The cabinet is now in session. The President will afix his signature to the resolutions, and the Cabinet will agree on the time limit to be given to Spain, before the Cabinet closes That being a practical declaration ot war, the most intense excitement prevails here this afternoon and patriotic manifestations of various kinds are visible on every hand. The Stars and Stripes are floating to the breeze from every flagstaff in the capitol, while many private resi- dences are decorated with flags, sim liar to those seen on the Fourth of July.
 The reason the President favors giving two or three days time for Spain to comply with our ultimatum is that much time must elapse before our forces can be ready to move on Cuban ports, and before the steam CTS can be gotten ready for their transportation there.
 Washington, April 19.-The Presi- dent has directed call to be drawn at once for 5000 volunteers to serve in the army for nine months, or un- til the close of the war.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-04-20
CUBAN ANNEXATION.

There is a very rapidly growing sentiment among citizens of the United States that the proper course for the United States to pursue in the present emergency is to take Cuba for her own use. It is separ- ated from our shores by a strip of water less than fifty miles in width not greater than that which sep arates Key West from the mainland. Our government has spent several millions of dollars in patroling our shores for Spain, in an attempt to prevent filibustering expeditions. One of our finest war ships was blown up in Havana harbor, invol- wing loss of the lives of two hun dred and sixty-six of our men, and a financial loss of S6,OOO,OO0 or more dollars. While it is clearly the duty of the government, as an act of humanity to stop the guerrilla war fare which has been carried on in the island for three years, as we'll as to stop the cold blooded murder by Spain, it is also a duty, it would seem, for Uncle Sam to look out for himself. and to secure indemnity for the losses already sustained, as well as those which must inevitably fol- low a resort to arms. This can be done only by driving Spain from the Western Hemisphere and by the annexation of Cuba to the United States.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-04-20
DArkies of the Eastern shore.

It Is worth while to see them drive
 into one of the villages say on a Sat
 urday when the country people are
 gathering to do their shopping. One
 will see many an old negro come driv-
 ing in at snail's pace, clad in i'll fit ting garments too big or too little, of ! any color or no color, ragged and
 patched. He slouches on the seat of his
 tumble down wagon as if 1t were too
 much trouble to sit erect or as if he
 were about to fall over into the bottom
 of the vehicle and go to sleep. His steed
 is a mule, small, bOny, starved looking,
 wabbling in gait, a very caricature of
 his kind. One expects him every mo- ment to stop and go to feeding on the grass that grows near the gutter The wagon rattles from afar. Every bolt and screw is loose, the wheels seem about to fall entirely off. the sideboards sway and the scat moves from side to side, apparently at the peril of the occupant
 The harness is composed largely of rope and twine. The lines are innocent of all accusation of being leather. One would ~ ----A4- No AASA AiAo AAAt bI a NtLt uIt that such a team would never get down the street to the hitching place by the pump, but the zigzag jourrey is safely made, with no sign of anxiety on the part of the driver, and be halls his 'ouHgiEg comrades Cn the paven ent with a guiiaW that can be heard a ile.
 ibc voices of the iii clad but happy group sound mellow and sweet and pcod natured as they chnn tach other. These vc-c0s are the very expression of the happy go lucky, idle, easy, careless life cf th, se people, too indolent to sound ail tue syilGbles of their words. Yet they are happy. To see and hear them one would think there was no tomor- row, nothing 10 le done in the world and no such thing as care upon earth. Calvin Dill Wilson ill Lippincott's.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-04-20
NEWS NOTES AND COMMENTS

The navy department has given orders for the immediate purchase oI ten small yachts of not more than ten feet draught. The boats are to be fitted with rapid firing guns. They will be sent to Cuba in case ot war to cruise in rivers and inlets on the Cuban coast.
 Orders have been placed for the immediate construction of loo tor pedo boats for the United States.
 The sale Cf the four American liners to the government is denied. Instead of being purchased, they have been chartered.
 The Spanish Cortez meets to- morrow, April %.
 The Carlists in England are pre- pared for action. convinced that the present Spanish dynasty is doomed.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-04-20
Government and the cIt,..n.

To owhat extent the government touch es the private life of a citizen of tn, United States is shown in a very strik ing way by Professor Eugene wam baugh of the Harvard Law school in nr article in The Atlantic Monthly. From the time that a man rises, all through Lis business and social activity of the day until ho goes to bed again, the gov. ernment touches him at every step, pro- vlding for him, regulating him, telling him what be may and what he may not do' until there seems hardly the neces- slty to discuss increasing the scope of government, so rapidly is it becoming wider and wider under the natural tend. tncy of the times.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-04-20
The U.e of the superlasive.

l Ert n Naclulay very large assort. rneni Cf blsts, biggests and greatests n %ht be Culled; few will suffice. william Eitt was the greatest master uf Ae whole alt of parliamentary gov, tEl.- cat tL-t bas ever existed and the mt iowufLl subject ill Europe be. fU., Ee Was 70. |" 1.-The Task, incom. Iarat y the test poem that any English- n n tEon living Lad produced. " 'fhe 5loa,est work of Dry den was the last, thc Gee Cn Si CCcilia's Day."
 l. .Le sIcULd series of "Obiter Die "a Wc have tWU EOtable critical awards. '.l tLe ii.; Matthew Arnold is quoted, say tF that Emorson's essays are the e o;t ,S!Cahls prose contribution to Eng 'is-. i-;.r.-;ure of the century.
 Atf He remember that Archbishop Nl-tely could not sufficiently ridicule ! 2 .aB, and what the archbishop .,o.ias from Bishop Copleston) called 'tte LSgir lanthOrn school. "
 Tho O,ler example, from Mir. Birrell, tcuckes loye and Milton. "To say that iEn Rape oi the Lock is the best mock h,-oio poem in the language is to say ac;GInG 10 say that it is the best in the Nuid IS to say more than my read iLS vananis, but to say that it and Paradise ReSsined' are the only two faG!tioSs looms of any length in English IS t0 say enough"
 some readers will surely say more 'L2n enough.
 Ihe mention If Pope recalls his fla lGoGs lines Cn Bacon in the Essay on Aaa:"
 I lSE,s LliCr thee, think how Bacon shir'd, The wisest. brightest, meanest of mankind
 -Gentleman's Magazine.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-04-20
Your Patronage Solicited.

Since the destruction of the war ship Maine, in Havana harbor, through the treachery of ST ain, the JOURNAL MINER has been taking a special telegraph report, giving the most important features of each days news, on the day it occurred. This involves quite heavy expense. A man has to be paid to compile the report in Denver, aud the day tolls for day press specials are just dou- ble the night rate for similar ser vice, and nearly four times the rate paid for the night service of the Associated Press for a similar num- Der of words.
 In view of these facts, and for the purpose of keeping up this report during the present crisis at least, it IS hoped that the public will show its appreciation of the enterprise by giving such patronage as is in their power to enable the paper to do SO. While there has been a marked in- crease in its circulation already, 1t has not nearly reached that extent which will pay for this increased expense.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-04-20
Eye Remedies.

Che of the simplest and best reme- dies for inflammation or strain is to bathe the eyes ill warm water. Another good remedy Is solution of salt and water made by putting a teaspOonful of fine table salt into half pint of water. Let 1t boil, and when cold strain it. re- moving any particles or sediment Put ting this on the outside of the lids is simply waste of time. The eye should be opened, the lids drawn back, and the mEalnCd portion touched with a camel's hair brush dipped in the salt water. Outside applications do not reach the set If the ailment 4 teaspoonful of boIaeic acid in half a pint of water pre- pared in the same way is excellent. If there are granulations and very serious inflammation, boil a teaspoonful of alum in pint of water until it is dis solved, then strain or filter as described and apply with a camel's hair brush several times day. This is one of the most efiCacious of remedies. New York Ledger.