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The times., 1898-12-04

Upright engine that Is kept going on.
by hot air. Water ISM, needed OJG
Brass-brimmed magic lantern with u
slides. And nickel-plated lamp and LOo
stands II inches GfOG
Very fine solid brass magic lanterns
with long and round movable glass 0Qo
..--....................... JoV
Electric motors that buzz and hum as
though they had to run press, 79n
complete for. ...-.--..............--..-. ioV
Snapshot camera Ready for busi- xQo
ness with six dry plates. .4O0
China tea set with every needed 9Co
piece, including a square tea pot.... ZuO
Iron garden rails that can be jointed and
made as large as you want 'em. They'll
inclose in a space foot equare and Or
have gates... ......................,... ioo
Big iron tree holders for..............i JG
Schoenhaupt pianos. Constructed on the
same tone principle as '-SIeinway Grand"
Some upright and some square. All CT
the way from PC to...........-........ W
Choice of 500 cloth bound books. D diff
ferent kinds. Titles suitable for .lIn
S. S. libraries...........-.. ioo
Choice of a dozen new games. 'mong
which is the exciting diversion Battle
of Manila" Others are ''Parlor Baseball, "
Yankee Doodle and Telegraph LQo
Boy" Choice for......-....-.. Fou
Big box of building blocks.
A big fancy trunk filed with l(lo
The times., 1898-12-04
Clildren's S9c Felt Flats,
Worth 81. 25C.

~ dozen-a small lot just at the clean
ing OUT stage of its career. All the hats
are wool felt. They're in high and low
crowns. In cardinals. cerise. navy, brown.
green and black. We used to sell
em at 81. Lately they've gone at nc
sec. Clear out the lot at...
The times., 1898-12-04
A Building Brnnful Of Toys.

Jdm an packed
@ toy % pH
y fNg an u
mn tn Of s shnSlpt ha and rj hg
yea learned b ht We m
The times., 1898-12-04
So Petticoat, SITS.

Ladies' silk petticoat in black only
Made of good quality taffeta. With UNI
brella ruffie and three small ruffles. Fin
ished with velvet binding and
French bands. Regular $50 M ~
quality QaeIO
The times., 1898-12-04
S to S. Petticoats, Sa.9S.

There are not more than 10 or 70 in the
lot. Some checked, some plain and striped
Made with umbrella ruff1e and cords. A
few with Spanish ruffies. Lined
and finished with French bands yX TX
Skirts that sold for S. IS and $6.4S.. PO'I ~
La Junta tribune., 1898-10-08
LOCAL AND PERSONAL ,rEms.
Still away.
The Dewey.
Joys for Jewelry.
Trade at the Palace drug store.
Fine Iewelry-Eisher e. .arsen.

Fine Jewelry-Fisher & Larsen.
Geo. c. Burnett, the Architect,
Room 2, Woodruff Block.
Melvin Bros. pay fancy prices
tor fancy fat stock. See them.
For SALE-45o old ewes, well
bred. Inquire of G. r. Buckley.
If you want fine dining table
and chairs 60 to F. NJ. Stark & Co.
w. o. Ensign, of the Holbrock
country. was on our streets last
Wednesday.
Call at Hawkins Cash Store for
particulars if you want to rent a
nice four-room cottage.
Highest cash price paid for fat
cattle, calves, poultry and produce
at the Columbia Meat Market.
Its a mighty poor consolation to
the young lady who has been
stung by bee to know that bees
are partial to sweet things.
Frank Niles, representing the
cigar firm OF Rothenburg g. Schloss,
of Leavenworth, Kansas, was in
town "Wednesday interviewing his
numerous customers.
Old fashions in dress may be re-
vived, but no old fashionnd medi-
cine can replace Chamberlain's
Collie, Cholera and Diarrheai
Remedy. For sale by Miller &
Andrews.
Editor Van Gundy. OF the.
Rocky Ford Times-Republican,.
was in town Wednesday, and rutf..
bernecked the kleptomaniacs 6f
Sutton's big show ia the evening.
Frank has fellow feeling for peoS
lpte who are in all kinds q. sroubi6l
Seven troops OF the Seventh
United States Cavalry, Clusters
old regiment, from Fort Grant,
Arizona, passed through this city
Thursday morning on their way
to Huntsville, Ala, the point of
mobilization of various western
regiments who will be sent to
Cuba for garrison duty.
Mrs. Telford, state president of
the Colorado w. c. T. U. deliver
ed a lecture last night at the Pres
byterian church, on the subject of
IA Great Woman and Her Work"
The lecture had especial reference
to the life of Miss Francis Willard
and her great work in the cause of
temperance, and was very interest
ing.
A battalion Of the fifteenth
United States infantry from Fort
Price, Utah, consisting OF three
officers and 1863 men, under the
command of Major Godfrey, pass
ed through this city Wednesday
on their was to Huntsville, Ala,
where they will join their regi
ment, which is intended tor garri- |
son duty in Cuba.
The city council met "Wednesday
night for the first time in a month.
The principal business transacted
was making the tax levy for the
ensuing year. The rate will be 80
mills, an increase of 10 mills over
last year. The petition of w. S. |
Matlock asking the council to al
low him three feet, eight inches Of
space in the alley way adjoining
his new building for stairway pur-
poses was granted. The council
will meet again next Monday |
night.
The numerous friends of Byron !,
Joy, brother of Mr.. Austin Joy, |
of this city, were somewhat sur
prised this week on receiving the
following announcement of his APP
preaching marriage: "Mrs. Mamie
A. Leist requests the honor Of
your presence At the marriage Of
her daughter, Lulu, to Byron Hunt
Joy, Wednesday, October 26.
1898, At high noon, Saint James
church, Milwaukee, Wis" Mr.
La Junta tribune., 1898-10-08
JUNTA COUNTY COLORADO
rade at Joys.

yaiS dt thompson ).
Fisher & Larsen carry the largest
line of jewelry in the county.
For fresh bread, pies or cakes go
to Fishers, postoffice news stand.
r. A. Steen moved into his new
residence on Belleview avenue this
week.
]. S. Walsh went to Denver this
week to take in the carnival fes-
tivities.
Eight per cent money for city or
farm loans.-W. r. Gibson, Cen
tral block.
Go to F. M. Stark & Co. for
bargains in furniture, stoves and
Iqueensware.
+ Come quick if you want to rent
n good four room house. Haw-
kins' Cash Store.
Il Charles Rigdon, the local ticket
|igent, went to Denver on No. S
Thursday morning.
|s Mrs. Mosby lie. was a Denver
Visitor this week, witnessing the
Carnival festivities.
| Auditor Adams, OF the Harvey
House system, was in town We'd
.nesday on business.
You can never complete nice
Sunday dinner without going to
Melvin Bros. market.
Why not own your own home
and save rentp Look at the list
offered by Buckley & Hart.
WANTED. - About twenty fv =
head of stock to pasture, one mile
from town.-G. d. Phillips.
l. n. Hireen has been acting as
ticket agent for several days this
week during the absence of Mr..
Rigdon in Denver.
/ Scott Robertson and family,
from the Fred Harvey ranch near
Holly, we're guests of the Harvey
House Thursday.
Mrs. II. II. Clark, of Brook
field, Mo-, who has been visiting
in this city for month past, re-
turns home tomorrow.
Mrs. Rufus Phillips, accompan-
led by her children. left on No.
Thursday for Tallula, ILL.,, where
they will be the guests of relatives
for several weeks.
For SALE-Shropshire rams; fifty
yearlings, 100 lambs; also $50 old
ewes. Apply to P. Fl. Sweetman,
twelve miles from La Animas on
the road to Arlington.
Mrs. Maud kollock arrived on
No. Monday from La unta, to
visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F.
M. McVay.-Las Animas Demo-
crat.
Do You PAY RENT2-I have two
small suburban properties that |
will sell on easy monthly payments
and low interest rate. Call and
see about them.-Frank Finney.
The Pueblo Call has changed its
name to the Colorado Poultryman
and Farmer in order to bring it
more closely in touch with the in
dustries to which it is devoted.
The Y. w. c. T. U. will meet
Saturday, October 8, at 8 p. m. at
the Methodist church. An inter
esting program has been prepared
and cordial invitation is extend
ed to all.
Rev. Coltman received a letter
on Monday from Miss Coltman,
mailed at Honolulu. Up to that
date, September "a, the voyage
had been pleasant and delightful.
Miss Coltman should have reached
Yokohoma before this.
A special of six Pullmans pass
ed through town yesterday morn
ing containing a delegation of
Knights Templar from Los An
geles, Cal, on their way to the
conclave which meets in Pittsburg,
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l4rinE FrafHTt1B n committee ~ tauiss
ffuu JUs Silver NHrgIilrHn party Fallnd
ard uFrrI blm ia rsnaia be- she TsCs. buf
atnaut tHaft \ iaTEr uuuiH 5l iEtttfH
ara fsIsRtarla Chmg from sl parts u fHg
stale asd tsni- irsm if'snds Ia ibG east
pratssiinE sEalast NE fssigrattap. but
sfi u thsfn- anh sn u ths personal lnfa.
rses bF5usht 30 bar ca NJ, paEFfnhsira.
- Ms dsnts. hae sst ihs espirsa sffssi
Is hia aiit "a paittses. and is = nJs ,hs
rrsn,t % anYanaa insGvnes." he said
la. Right ~ ~ti Ee east tarioFrps.
Who're iaEi nsv I hEFs pefs5nai Interests
Hefs tmpnrfArt % me ihan al ths posit'ep
and urirrs ia fas world,
~ eafsucy e0Hsfaitgss has taksn ~
tusftsr actisr thar dlsegst tiattrfs a. Il
az Bandsy 5ftrm0gu xtHsief frsemsh
stated last ntfht that jud hFgsh ~apif
rft Geosps fhc nnmtsstiau aoa. Jufgs
- -. aHnFsH nat Ha War.s nas -.
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q ,iga,T1 ,h ssl' fully. taiiy ana dsfni,oy instruct.

oi these Instructions was that such ob.
legations ware not 20 bo assumed By ths
United States.
No dinsauafaetion Il fslt hofe AZ the pro-
gFvEa OF the commission IN the settlement
Of tho question nbsigncd to It. II was
fully undergto0d that the isHuo presented
would require the most delicate and cnu-
tious handling and While the American
commissioners were expected 10 deal with
these With tho greatest nTmneas. II was
FealIIsd thAl noma eonaidntation n.ilst be
The Lamar register., 1898-10-19

oa fhr great lakes Special provisions fni
lie conveyance for trial or punishment Of
persona in tho law fui custody OF the OH
cefs OF one country through the territory
Df The 0thrF have actually been made
Thia win obyiate delay In securing ex-
tradition pAprrs from Washington and
ottawa The meeting N washington viii
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Answer-All OF the army camps In the
orth sssre selected with special regard
or The health OF the troops and their con-
enlenoe for prompt movement by rail /
nd water. The camp nf Feruandiua was
rgnnized on the recommendation Of Ma
or General Lee. commanding the seventh /
lrmy corps permanent camp was |
leyer contemplated at Tampa, Troops |
we're sent there preparatory 20 embarka- |
ion and were kept thCrc to be ready for
any emergency and later to embark for
Porto Rico
Fith-When was the Porto Rico CAM
paign determined upon2
Answer-The Porto Rico campaign had
The Lamar register., 1898-10-19
: Wudo Tor thlh WJVCiuln
IL ...r-.-... ~. ~ H-r.nrIn.
Grthes Instructions.
Very respectfully,

H. A. AIbs'' SeStts1iS OF war.
Washington. June s. is9A
,fajcr General shsftor. Tampa. Fla:
Wait until you got further ordefs before |
'ou sail answer quick.
h, A. Alger Secretary OF War.
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lsf s1 ~ aos iimo ., ibs rssitaS,isa Of 81 auE

~ d~sattnr ali sf their tine 70 the case.
ara seemingly lnlit Il beinE done win
T-ffrcgcr to selecting candidate 20 nll
The vacancy
Air Hfosd and other leaders, however,
State positively that The party VII run a
ssfrpsiau aud tayc anothor candidate In
the asid in a few days,
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:" nissatisfsai1s-f 7-fs-va Szzl<xIl
ton ossT what n-- h.~a
DsS-s
Washington, n. c. oct u-Ths p-ar,
f1WHis si5Hsfa On faTia. so faF from
reaching paint af absolute yarabes ga
the question v TIE FhfrBpineA have not
80 yet taken Wg that sghiset Tor eansidsf.
attqn. - ia true that AZ The very tsfui s.s.
siun ~ the loiat commission. the Bpanish
representatives seaaht 70 raiss a question
upnrefnins ifs occupancy u MsHlIa hay
aha ;usu b. ihs United States military
And naval forces Ths United slHtas CON
saiasisasft ptomptsy refused 20 considaf
this pc.ni 10 any atpaet md. with score
relue,anes the spas,arts Eass over for
ias time sniHg the eject 20 raise that
issue since then The commission. shen.
ever meeting jointly, has besn engaged
sa;ifeiy wiih thFee questions 70 the com
pisis exclusion 81 tse Philippines These
pprat.pns tels;s entirely 20 cuss. Perts
iiies snd uuEfa. ard. acepr1ias 10 tho
very last reports from the Anertrana
- Washington. they are suii under con-
sidefauon
Tho United States viii rot assume any
iusneiAi inauhtsdusss ss the result OK ma
eehs.en " release ef Cuba and porfo
Riou. u was fully expected By The a..
ihsritieA here that the spanish contingent
on The psaCe ecmmtsiou would make
strong efforts 70 the Assumption OF me
bHayy financial obligations of theze -
lands a condition q the esasion of Porto
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sstns qs~.t'ans ASiapt-d -ad othss.
Ia TTami-iaH Condition.
Ctir8Eo. oct, u.-aA dispatch 70 ths rri-
tuns ffotu Quebar EAghs
M unaI meeting " the iaint hish con.
niissiun 10 this eity lasted isEe than an
hear, ard the commissioners concluded
tf,rif stag In QBrbse with pleasure Trip
20 the fsffuua shrins os 81 Anne ds Beau
pre-.
II Is isArucd that whiie great progress
has besn made. no question hsa been aen-
niirly sefiios. Committee work VIII be
eoninnra Independently ~ the respective
ecfnfriaslonofE nnlil the negotiations are
fesuntd AZ Washington on November !.
Tbc present outlook Ia regard 10 the ssi-
tlsusnt OF the Bcfing sea scaling and tho
Alaskan boundary dis0atea Il rather an
favorable. a United StBtea commissioner
IA authority fof the ftAtement that tns
dsfranaa on behalf OF Canada arr exorbi-
tabr The bonding privileges enjoyed by
The Lamar register., 1898-10-19
lWaJa of both countries y
sl.,aTT1a -. ,sa ,,g-,n, lI.I5I tlass maTs s@Isl \

amieabla rettiemsnt respecting the Auan
tic. Including the Newfoundland fahusisa
viii bo reached
There Il little probability Of an agree
neat on tho question Of tho alien labor
laws applicable 70 eitizons Of tho United
SlRtfr aad canada, and the same may b
.4s -. ..Fts-ss she f,rUpdaul q rgvian Ila
The Lamar register., 1898-10-19

state. iIss mTusf gHiy know tiss DsTssI
efEf.1 gssfty W fts Terurh rinrs tss n laal.
Edp All q 70 gssisss Tor rs 70 aitstnpi
rIsi. For ne disasfr1pHg pants that srrFsd
ita4R ins 5 pan ever fnu CgantgT. hf4Hgs
ne rstbiriE bus distress srf ciHastsr si.f
issy,ra nothlsx 70 marx Hs Fiaas fut dis
esttf assn,snt ard essrair. ukish vac on.y
Ma spoA she ASCENSION q Eussf n ,he
usplblican party. We are inrstsartiy re-.
minded " ths ptssEss TIE usaioefAie
PARTY has made fer the restoration et
sfiy.r ! Gid aol tn9N that Il has sstH =
favsF.e.s fssorl f1f ksspiar its ssra sai
f.b.eniar Iss piadsss - 10 eptemsnf y
fe earabiy ID the ApeSifaH frcgis - ths
= r5pal.sl u -. aid NJ. Cleveland ~ Anf
~. a. Aim. ef foF the Dtmrsfat.e patty.
a.Fiare n 10 platform Or from the fsi'
fFli,, ttat The pgfehasluF riagss " ths
lsi,rr,,an al sEeali b repealed tneeIs
tiiisneliyf No. m9st afsrfseiy not tti
,bo ysry nfat oiiieiai aet apaH 7, ,eE esls'
~ into aoasr. 10 su tTsuchts q iiie fsA'
srli government ias ntft tn's y :. ~.
and tlad gent Il shall hs ths .asti N4s
a. 80, Al silsef ice ssath tiJa-rtRebsi
m ibo house o. ~ ullsssd ffiends' --es'
,frrfsa by such ttR4aeh Democrats a.
cTFiyis. Vofhss-. Hin GormAn, e was ne
Demserauc part that ry'utve 70 even egip
ths ssirulatase iyirE iiis iH IN treasury
How aAH any one suppose o. reptet that
~. pemaer4til party viii change IL rCe-
sra az lpciihnttan bf Fmpty deel4faiinnsf
Ia "a true the Chicago platform dralafea
~, sI.ysr. hui "a the rrepfd at the Dgmp'
eFar, Tor rsdseinin6 ia piedses such a.
Ill. pgonla can sAfsiy fciy 0nf tliEh
80 and i l1r una an uafi1ncd that ihs
, lsigsrfit lie party viii ugyer aSain oeciHro
, for IRE silver at 'ls 10 J. - policy has
I slvsy, been 10 obatruei and nnd f-ali,
aA,d knowing that The Dsmocfntiq paf,
a., III, never 40 anything Tor thr rcilei %
1 ,so p.opls. aud knowing that The People
I g5rty h destroyed, The question naturally
I ,,sl-gpts Itself 40 % whAi ceprze W ahAA
( flu,U FpF me there Is no choice WltA
/ ~ Iv flI fxamai, af Demoefatc dcsga2-
+. non tRat has desolatsd this country tTesh
n, g,,r minds. one cannot look for Tellft ~
tifat quarter Bot We can see N the hs'
rgbiicpn party q willingness 20 pf9noune'
rd that he wh1 runs may ieaa 70 ia1 y
-..sa.f - lfa f0FWR TN move NtH
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Tlrhts RagardInE mo work o. iha COM

mIGslon General Foster says
'aThe outlook is that nenfiy every sub
t.ct mentioned Ia the protocol will be en-
braced Ia tho treaty"
Lord HerscEth expressed himself as ds-
The Lamar register., 1898-10-19

sbIe Ia - ." hoo" that ~. -an rely
span roar saBB"Et, nat as.r 60 ths
estont Of yoHr owa stsssFtPtIes, t
yau ar. not already GA the .ss.syfP-
Isn list Of the csssur. ba, iass-
rlash ss yas m all probability have
aumbsr OF friends aRa aecaainf-
ane-. In yoar .iciniir. a. well a. IL
ths state ssarrsiis. -hon We ~asi
io via back 10 oay political eassp.
rsa, we not get ron to sobseris. tss
several papers 80 b- ssat 30 .sah
personsf
There Is no better eampaiEa aoss-
ment than the DaiIy oa..tt.. ana TO
Induce you to take hold of this mat
der personally. We viii s-sa th.
paiIy GAZETTE Tor one staath for SO
cents 10 apy friend or aeas.intsae.
Of yours whom soa Easy name. asd
We viii writ. him that yeu have
suh.sribed for aad directed u. 60
send to htn the paper dariuE the
cAmPaiEn. Can you not Ssnd to US tho
na,ne- of 10 fsisads, at cost 20 soa
OF S5f " you cannot afford this
much expense for the good Of the
cause. do the best you can. W. are
aendIug ont thousands OF sample
copies NJ our own expense. bat We
wnl appreciate your assistance In
the work.
J The GHEette prihi. the fun Asso-
eiated Press uews the snIne as all
tine large mornInR dHIiicHJ .he dali,
state news Is published In eonVen-
icnt condensed form, covering all
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UulilsEu gahl4lafa ief tehsFhuF iA4ha9
tts .gfau uiiitss "a iH baH firfgts ths
siais sanYfniion opened candidates uers
nufnesaas bal sinca uurE ynhoiln made
tfimfa 80 warm. the other former aaptF.
sGis have seen what poor eaaaiag they
could make Comparatively, and vii not
touch Tho pinn rhe committeeman sistu
thaf they lave sevrfal candidates In
The Lamar register., 1898-10-19

expect AAl tttAHN ~ haltAHAhF aaAaH Al4ttA
on transports By daylight ana Will Eau at
that hour, VIA wire Eart!cuisFo br'arv
starting, hhatleE
washington. June - is5s
Major General Niles, L. 8 A.. Washing
ton.
Sir. ny direction OF the president an
expedition VIII be organized with The least
possible delay under The immediate com
naad OF Mn}pr General Brooke y. s =.
e0nsistiag Of three siyisionE taken frsn
the troops best equipped IN the nrzt ind
third army corps and two divisions tfoln
The Fourth army corps Tor novymcu, ana
operation against tho enemy 10 Cuba and
pofto RIco, The command under Maior
General shafitr. or such part thereof ~
can be spared from the work now In hard
win Join the foregoing expedition abd you
viii command the force thus united N
pgrgoR Transports for This service Wili
be assembled at Tampa with the least
possible delay. The naval forces viii for.
The Lamar register., 1898-10-19

rniral CerverR.s feet Ia 5"ht'"su hNrDot, ,l
but had previously bscu ea1iompAaIco as
',,. nnInf on the coast where = recon
,,aissarrr "a force was 10 be maze 70 aa-
certain tbe strength OF the enemy IN tHq
djffrrsnt Igcati lions IN eastern CUBA ne
in,s.sdiate destruction ut Admiral SsF-
,5sr9,s fset was necessary and % enable
~, ,,,,gv "a accomplish this the military
,ss,r ,i,,ler Major General shhfter was
sIrssto5 10 move at once on the city ana
,,ro,,tnco ef Santiago. This movement
80 dasteped by reason 81 tslsetam
,acs,yea from Admiral sampaen on SNae
> statIns tnnt he had bompurdea tofta
., sanrisro on Juur 3. and s'ienesd the
,,orks ~ ths city and Il lo'eo men were
,nere eity and feet could oe captured
u,Ithln forty-eight hours
asee copies OF kilograms herewith AZ
,,cbed marked a, 3. e, D. +, +, 9. IL
"a Il nroper 10 statc that after tho date
~ iris ueysare the Spanish garrison was
iaryeIy reinforced the opinion OF Aa-
miral sampson was doubtless correct az
ne tI1.. The troops sltlsd from Tampa
on June q. 1855 with issss o'Aeefs anu
men.
Tampa as the base.
rhtrd.zwby was Tampa aelectFd as the
base OF operations?
hnsWer-on account Of the shipping Ia
,jlities al that point and It's comparative
snnrt distance from Cuba, rendering any
novement Of the troops possible on snort
rottre as the progress OF the blockade
or any other sudden condition might re-
Fonrtb-yhy were summer camps or
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Contribute FuHds.
r,.nye, oct u.-Mlton Smith, chair
,,,r ~ Inc TStrocraiie state central COM
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ant general OF the army Also uAilF rec
iorts Of the state and condition OF your
ommapd will be niade 20 the secretary
Il war direct
II L. i'm t.lrLnt.t thnt itnrnnNL-tn t-nt..--
The Lamar register., 1898-10-19

Atintnnt atrc.I 1---,.II-.- -IV--l.-,1 1rIa,1'
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ccoHsary supplies and subsistence: such
sgmutcS to be submitted to the secretary
4 war,
For the information Of the president
opleE o. al orders and instructions given
" you from time to time VIII be forward
\ =. L.. Anr. II llaDLr I'm. D.. a.. 80.
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With view to harmonious ana fofcstui
ction
Estimates will be made by you imme.
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The Lamar register., 1898-10-19

IIHW NVIENWF -tI1H IE7-WITI-TsFTT VIII TNH W
accomplishing the object In view Gou
ylll place yourself Ia close touch with ths
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1898-05-26
III NueyO Juez AsOciadO.

Ri Hon. Charles A. Leland, nom-
brado y comfirmado como juez del
quinto distrito judicial de Nuevo Me-
xico,' en- reemplazo del Juez Hamilton,
es natural del estado de Ohio, donde
nacio en- 1860, y residenie de Ia ciu-
dad Noble, en- dieho estado, fgurando
como uno de sus principales cludada-
nos, Ia tornado desdes muy j6ven
parte prominente en- la politica, ocu-
?ando varios empleos dc importancia,
entire ellos el dc miembro de la legis.
latura de dicho estado. Segdn inior-
mes de las personas que 10 conocen y
el testimonio de sus propios vecinos,
el Juez Leland es un jurisconsulto ha-
bh { instruido, poseyendo cualidades
de caracter & intelgencia que lie haran
muy acceptable al pueblo de su distrito,
y contribuiran altamente a la buena
administration de justioia en- este Ter.
rilorio. A1n cuando para muchos
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no pasan de 5000 hombres, la mayor
parte de ellos medic desnudos y sin
armas. Esto ha hecho manifesto que
ell gobierno de los Estados Unidos
tendra Que depender exclusivamente
de sus propios soldados para afectuar
la conquista de Cuba, y asi SC ha de-
cldo d hacerlo sin contar para NADIA
con los insurrectos. Otra cosa impor
tante sc ha averiguado, y es que al pa.
SO que ha sido exagerado el ndmefo
de los nsurrectos Sc ha hecho 10 con-
trarlo con los soldados espaholes que
hay en- Ia isla. DE inlormes recogi-
dos por agentes confedenciales del 60
blerno, resulta que la tuerza militar de
Espana en- Cuba es mucho mayor de
10 que SC orcia, y no es remote que ex-
ceda de soo,ooo soldados aguertdos,
Ante tai iniormacion el pfesidente y
sus conseicros pareoen haber delermi-
nado hacer on pueyo Ilamamisato de
yoluntafios Ndaie poue cn auda que
Ia campana en- Cuba serd duga J san
grlenta, J el teatro principal y ycida-
dero de Ia preseute guerra, FL go
bierno americana va emprender una
actiya, sitiando Ia Habana y
demas puertos de Cuba, y conunuan-
do sus operaciones sin tregua hasta
que los espaholes queden enteramente
yencidos y depongan las armas, result
tado que enevitabemente SC realiza.
ra con el tempo.