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The Monticellonian., 1898-03-18
KANSAS LAWS SUSTAINED.
Decision Rendered by the supreme Cour.
 of the United states.

or me IWIIeH TIaIVN.
 WAsHINGToS. March I5.=In tho United States supreme court an opinion was handed down by Justice Harlan in the ease of the Missouri Kansas < Texas Railroad Co vs. Charles liaber, affirming the constitutionality and validity of the state laws of Kansas prohibiting the transportation into the state of cattle afflicted with Texas fever and providing for a civil action for damages in case of the infraction of the law
The Monticellonian., 1898-03-18

\ nan takes of his gloves upon enter. Hg church, Whlie woman puts hers on Washington Democrat
The Monticellonian., 1898-03-18
ARABIAN PROVfRRS.

He tl5at knows uat. and knoWs that he knows not k simple. Teach him
 He that knows aHd knows not that he knows. < asleep Wake him.
 He that knows and knows that he knows. iS visc Follow him
 He that knows mol, and knows not tl,at he knows not. is fool ShHn him
The Monticellonian., 1898-03-18
Selfish.

BrdWn=You owe as much as that I don't understand how you can get so far be. hind Now as for me fl IS always pleasure to paa off debt
 Black S5rt Q selfish in you to give way tn such indulgence. isn'tlt? l can truly say that never feel that way Boston Trans serpt
The Monticellonian., 1898-03-18

vefy grateful for wfat nr. Ayers Cherry Pectefal has done for us, and shatl keep 1t constantly on hand in the house, Mrs. l.. ". STEVENS, Port fairfield, Ie.
The Monticellonian., 1898-03-18
WORKING WOMEN WHO SUFFER.
Should Pinkhams AdvieeThe
 Because a Woman.

The belief Here usefu Pnkhams
The Monticellonian., 1898-03-18

[ a mind Ito try them. Zbollght= the first box in March, ls7, and Was benefited from the start.
 .AZbo-stnda a hat cured me com pletel and Lam now rugged and strong Iaavenot been bot liered with iiH troubles sin ce IZbegaf talinGtlle nills.
The Monticellonian., 1898-03-18

\ peculiar feature of the labor ques- ton in Japan tdatvith The introdoc- tiou of labor -1tiue machinery great advances have been made iu wages.
The Monticellonian., 1898-03-18

Fits stopped free and permanently cured. No tts after first days use of Dr khue | Great Nerve Restorer Free S2 trial bottle & treatise. Br Kline. 935 Arch st, fhila.. Pa.
The Monticellonian., 1898-03-18

Cold weather aggravates rheumatic pains But St. Jacobs Qjl cures any time.
The Monticellonian., 1898-03-18
A GRAVEYARD CoLLooUY.
Between Two Black Men on n Dark
 Night.


 At rare intervals the moon peeped through the pillows of a sea of tleecy clouds and cast sekly beams across the path of form which was walking slowly and steadily III a country graveyard. The figure stole furtiye glanees about him as he crept 10 the grave of a man who had died on the galoWs on Friday. Just as the clock was tolIing the midnight hour the form fell prostrate on the grave, uttering not a sound. Almost in an instant the figure arose. Taking knife from his pocket, he made q single, rapid cut, and turned to leave the place A moonbeam revealed look of ghoulish glee on his eountenanee.
 Halt
 The figure stopped.
 s'Who goes there2'
 t'Jist a poah niggah.'
 The figures met and the lanterns flash diseloses the identity of the men. sam Johnsng.'
 @Iliram 1acksoui3
 "Whatcher doin' heah, Hiram Jackson? Lookin 'lo' ghostes22 22
 "Naw. What yo, doin' heah yo'sef2" Come after dis rabbits lef bin foot. Kotched him at l2 o'clock on a dahk night. on de grave eb man hung on Friday. GsWax. niggahl Wouldn take q thousand deilahs fo' it. No niggahs won't be in it wid me at eake=Walks m shootin craps Louisville Courier-Journal
 Harmless Pride. There Is no particular harm in an Amer lean boastlng ot his family tree aS long as there Is nothing shady about it.-Phlla- delphia Times.
 It is never too cold to cure Neuralgia With St. Jacobs 0E Sure Cure.
  \ gaed many of us think fraullness means r. have others toll us how nice We are Washington Democrat.
 To Cure Il Cold in One Day Take Laxative Promo QuInine Tablets All druggists refund money ifft faiHs toeHre. De. Thirteen is an unueEv age far a glrl. She Is too old for dolls and tee young for beauX.= ChIeaga Dafl5 News. In Winter Seiatca is worse. Any time St. Jacobs oil E the best cure.
 
 An Ohio minister objects to skating on the ground that it has tendency 10 promote bae6shdmg mg.-Chlcago Daily News
 
 Ne have not been without Piso's Cure for Consumption fer 20 ycdts l.zzle Ferrel Camp St., Harrisburg Pa MaY4 ,9l When a man tells how well his employees iI Ike hlm, he usually needs bragging on Washington Democrat
 Isn't a scald a burna Yes; and St. Jacobs Oil is 8 cure. Swallow your trouble aud bolt it down Rural New Yorker.
The Monticellonian., 1898-03-18

Heavy draft good to extra z....a- 55 1u 1t2Gn 03 DriXcr~- good to extra =...==-. 51 Huu 25u OF Saddlers. EonJ tu extra -..4 a4 Ufft f50 tit Matched teams, good tu extra. a.. loo ulJl8au Ol Strecters- 5...-... A. Ogt lI2 hl Southefn animals .....s 20 0Je = 5J
 MULES.
 li hands tu wears gEg .-z+,..z 3g . tt + 50 lit2 hands. | to wears ad .=...@ aa Di1 D u0 b hands. to years u4d --... ..4. IJ# U#,f 7U OO los hands. L. wears old d.... 55 gli s0 DO lo to l6ta hands 10 years olj 0 u06i l20 OJ CHICAGO Hogs Estimated rec.pts 2s 0JO head, left over LiIl heal Mlrlct slow and be lower Light St5oD3g0. m N.l s3.75fg 3.aiAs heav4 S375l4o3 rough S375a} .0. Cattle Receipts. lg0d0 head. Bel steady. others weak 10 l0t lower Becves 93sui5.6J: COWS and heifer~ S34J t5o Texas steers Si6l QS A3o. >tocsar, aud feeders H}.i1f.L51 Sheep Receipts. 25.oll head. Market steady t8 saada lower. Native sheep. s5 9J4iB5. westerns s3oo t. loo: lambs Sf0fa5 5d
 KANSAS CITY cattle TeXa~ sto,rs S3 s5ly a'5 Texas c5ws, S3 5Jgl2o. native ser,. N 30 U34A native COWS aui h- ters sl.55laIl5. stoeiers and feeders, 93 0Jd e35, buliS S391tg 400 Hogs Bulk of SaIe, .65a3 sl heavtcs. s&6aa39e packers S3B5I3a5 mlxeI .K899 &sa. lights S55i3795 workers S} B5J355; pigs S3 4o@8tl sheep Lambs. 9I55t15.a5; muttonS. SeDafi65
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The Monticellonian., 1898-03-18

A fellow doesn't really enjoy a favor f he Is Immediately asked to return It. Washington Democrat.
The Monticellonian., 1898-03-18

One advantage about onions, they can't spall.-N Washington Democrat.
The Monticellonian., 1898-03-18

Never tflc=vith pain. lt may faol you. St Jacobs Oll never loals | tures.
The Monticellonian., 1898-03-18
The Turn ofufe,

fEt iuFH OH IlGes curs between the ages of forty and fifty. Greatirregularlty takes place in the periodic discharges for some tune before the final cessation, the female usually experiencing sudden flashes of heat, fullness in the head, headache and other evidences of coustitu- tional disturbance. The nervous system sympathetcallyrespo and there i4 great durability and melancholy, the patient i5 discouraged and has q sense Of fallness or sufocation.
 At no time in her life does q woman need more constant care and Watchful tender ness, nor has more need for q remedy to inYlgorate and strengthen her. The bowels should be kept regular with Dr. II. 4. SiIn- mons Liver Medicine, and if Dr. Simmons SquaW Vine Wine is edduring th1 whole Of this critical period. if will inFigorate and enrich her blood, soothe and strengthen her nerves and thus relieve the suffering and enable her to pass safely through the dan. gers, prolong her life and aiford her stgeDgth sud joy in her declining years.
The Monticellonian., 1898-03-18
Cotton
EfnaiicilI.

Quotations for nlddlng ranst a@ follows St Louis, A4t-I6t. New York sc; New orleans, y=lbc, Memphis 6ll-lR-- Charleston 5t,t
The Monticellonian., 1898-03-18

In Winter Seiatica Is worse. Any time St. Jacobs oil is the best cure.
The Monticellonian., 1898-03-18

An Ohio minister objects toskating on the baekslIdmg Chicago Daily News.
The Monticellonian., 1898-03-18

It is never too cold to cure Neuralgia With St. Jacobs Oil Sure Cure
The Monticellonian., 1898-03-18
Harmless Pride.

There is no particular harm in an Amer jean boastng oi his family tree as long as there is. nothing shsdy about it-Phia- delphia Times
The Monticellonian., 1898-03-18

Thirteen is an unlueEv age for a glrl. She Is too old for dolls and lee young for beauX.= Chicago Daf1g News.
The Monticellonian., 1898-03-18

\ gaad many of us think frankness means T. have others toll Us how nice we arc Washington Democrat.
The Monticellonian., 1898-03-18

Take Laxative Promo Qanine Tablets A
 druggists refund money lit faits tocure. 25
The Monticellonian., 1898-03-18

Ne have not been without Piso'~ Cure for Consumption fer 20 yodfs G4zze Ferrel Camp St, Harrisburg Pa. MaY4, .9l
The Monticellonian., 1898-03-18
ARKANSAS LADIES
 DON'T LIE. MucM11h N85Rsl,,en,,l

Malvern, Ark, says: Have uscd Dr. Nj. i simmons Liver Medicine 10 years, and find it q great deaf better than "Zcilin s Regulator" and |" Blnc k Draught.' It hns been of great benefit tony Daugh- ter aEd Niece during their monthly troubles for Ob- strueted Mcnstruation. There should be no home without it.
The Monticellonian., 1898-03-18
River >euf.
MARKET REPORT.

Fall T Traee=
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-23
"a WOMAN TO WOMEN"

Women suffer when there is need Of doing so.
They suffer frequently from neglect from weak
nesses and because they, too often do not know just
what to do
Headaches, depressed feelings bearing down sensa-
.;e. all these have but one cause. So spoke Dr.
Abercrombie and he was right
Here is what Mrs E. NJ Hill who resides on Bergen
street. Brooklyn, says;
my father and husband were both physicians but
suffered for years. 1t would be impossible to describe
nv troubles in detail, but believe all women can
understand me- have been restored and wish the
whole world could hear proclaim the good tdings oil
what Warmers Safe Cure has done for me. why at
ono fine could not eat sleep without the help OF
Warmers Safe Cure 1t the first thing to aid me-
God HESS the manufacturers of Warmers Safe Cure and
accent nv sincere and earnest prayers
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-23
Logan TO Raise a Regiment.

CHICAGO. ILL. April % John a. Lo-
gan has received authority from tho War
Department at Washington 60 recruit
regiment OF 100 men and equip them for
light cavalry service In the war with
Spain. The work OF organizing such "A
squad has been progressing for several
weeks under the direction Of Mr.. Lo-
gan and a number OF others well known
I'm equestrian club circles. and the re-
ceipt Of the document from Washington
giving the plan official sanction pracu-
cally insures the success OF the move
ment.
Since the start OF the plan many mem
bers Of riding associations in all parts Of
the city have been approached, and ac-
cording 20 reports, every person seen has
given the plan his hearty Endorsement
and willingly offered his services. The
roster Of the troops when completed viii.
it is said contain names Of members OF
such organizations as the Washington
Park. Saddle and cycle. North West and
South Side Equestrian. and the Bit and
Spur clubs. only experienced horsemen
Will be accepted and none but those who
have seen actual service will be commits
stoned a officers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-23
MINUS HER MULES,
spain's Cargo is Stopped at the Last
Moment.

NEW ORLEANS, La. April I'-Ine
sh,oment of mules by the Spanish Gov
erment from this port to CUBA anu
Porto Rico has at last been stopped
To-day Collector of the Port Theooore
Wilkinson issued an order declaring
mules TO be contraband Of war; anu
nrohibIted the Shipment OF large num-
Der now In this city, awaiting trdnspo'
tatlon TO Spanish territory.
The Spanish ship Catalina even 49, 49,.
having received her clearace Pdpe''
and with ali steam up and every prepd-
ration made TO start. had her paper
voked and a cargo Of live stock was UNI
headed and returned TO the railroad pens
There was asreport out also thdt INC
Standards had taken aboerd more cor
tban was really necessary for nj feil
tn Cadiz. and she will not he perrniteeu
10 leave until rhe matter IS sitted anu
the correctness OF her coal allowance
assured. There was great excitement
NJ tho wharf this morning, crowds Oh
curious spectators having assembled
near the Spanish ship to haVS look az
the mules which were soon 10 drag the
guns Of our enemies.
The Catalina's papers were All correct
The smoke was pouring out or her iuh-
uels and everything was IN shiPshaps
for starting All at once CAP oasneu
IN and out jumped Senior Narcisco Perez
pefinto the Spanish Consul. After a
hurried consultation with Captain Fano'
~ the Catalina. an order to cease load
ing was given. When the Assembled
crowd comprehended that the mules had
been ordered bGCk 10 the railroad pens
thev broke out into cheers Tor Uncle
Sam
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-23

LEES APPOINT MENT.
His Name viii Go To the Senate No'
Later Than Monday.

WASHINGTON, n. c., April o. -Spe-
,iaI.-Tnere will proh IDLY be very briei
se-ssion only of the Senate tome rrow
owing TO the funeral of Senator wal
thaJl II any at all ,,.
Tn. President will therefore nhruly
no able 10 make any nominations peiore
Monday. 1t is believed that ne I'M ehueu
- send the name of fitzhuSh L''e Tor
49, General of the L nited States Vol
-,,,tears 40 the Senate ON Saturday. This
,,,tntroont may b. expected not later
than Monday.
~ president Mckinley as he emerg-
"a frou, tho White Hos ~, for a walk to-
dav Immediately after i9be cabinet meet
,ng He looked pale, but calm and
strong Doffing his hat 10 the newspa-
nor men standing in tn, WINE Rouse
norch he passed down tie waiKWay 10
pennsylvania avenue. ana lheh turning
into Executive avenue. he s'epeu pllSh-
Is 90 the great iron gate ~ - 80
eyoainds of the mansion. SedcHlls ma
,.oint a stalwart policeman. opened the
go and admitted His Exc hllency. Inc
Sc'xratarv of War and a Joui nallst start
"a ON with the Chief Mas astrate. but
tho former dropped out OF tine party as
,be>, passed the Army and Navy BulId-
inc leaving the head of the auon alone
with the newspaper man.
Every now and then a rumor Is started
about the Presidents serious nervous
condition. There is no truth in anything
Of the sort The President IS In excel
lent health. .,-,.,
Mrs. Arthur S Lloyd. AFTER visiting
friends at the Episcopal High School
came TO Washington for a day as
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Connally r.
| T. Triee. She left for her home In Nor
| folk tonight.
| Mrs. r. p. rrigg OF Abingdon. was In
| Washington to-day.
Miss Pocahonnas Trigg White. who has
| heen visiting here for ten days, left for
| her home I'm Abingdon to-day.
| Mr. ]. r. Williams OF Richmond. LETT
| for home to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-23
THE FLYING SQUADI RON.
Ready to Move at Any Mom' rt on he
ccipt of Orders.

FORT MONROE. VA, April l 2A-Nlsl-
tors were not allowed on boare the snlps
during the day, applicants heim tolu ina,
the squadron was on a war )Otihs anu
regulations forbid receptions me MIL
neapolis had sub-calibre pra c'ice tnS
Greater part OF the afternot m ana an
she ebins used their search-ligl ITS and ala
sirnalling by lantern to-nigh {.
'rhe var bulletins Of the Associated
press we're read with much II iterest, hut
49,, doubts were expressed at the nou-
fcation that the Key West 50 uauroh nau
moved II was generally adj nitted that
the battleship OREGON was. IN danger OF
attack. but few expressed 'douot as ~
her ability TO take care on herseIl. -
despatch late in the evening 10 the erect
mat the squadron would b lett mere 10
care for the coast defens Is recelNeu
with great deal of incre iulltS'
The fact that the two c. pliers ana
hospital ship have been ru sheu 10 the
squadron and that one of the coiilers was
htlrreidlv filled yesterday see ns 10 lhdl-
cate that no such lack of &C uvHy is IN
tended and that a hurried G. I'll 10 move
Is expected. The opinion of m my ofhcers
a GEMS TO be that this fleet VIII move me
3, stant II becomes known that the cape
n, Verde Islands fleet of the Spanish Is
I'm motion. II the fleet stays h re Tor any
no, iod Of time. 1t would not be surprising
~ che Columbia and Minneal Dolls were
con out on prize seeking eXpe diuons.
Y. 10 same order about officers BENG on
I'd the ships at 10 o'clock amer the tore-
ctos ing OF extended shore Leave. would
indb ate a move at any momtm mt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-23
SPANISH TORPEDO BOATS.
Purposcly Disabled by Their Engineers
Are Not Anxious To Fight.

GALVESTON, TEN, April 22.-The
British steamer Asloun. Captain z. II.
Barnett arrived this morning from Las
Palnas. Grandc Canary. one Of tho Ca
nary Island group.
CAPTAIN Barnet arrived at Las Pa.lInas
March 3lst TWO days after the Spanish
torpedo notllla left that port. He was re-
liablv informed that the machinery OF the
several torpedo boats and torped" boat
deStrovers was purposely disarrang ed Tor
purposes of a plot by the engineers. Ihey
did not relish the trip across the DC can III
torpedo boats and finding the spanish
government determined 70 make th''m 60
as a. last resort crippled the machinery
None Of the engineers were allowed TO
repair II, the work being done Dy io'"'
machine shop at Las Palmas.
Captain Barnet says the torpedo no,
tula did not want 10 encounter United
states fleet If il could be avoided
They will likely keep track Of our yes
sells and may content themselves win
picking up an occasional prize.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-23
THE VOLUNTEER BILL.
Duration Of Service Reduced from
Three to Two Years.

WASHINGTON, d. c., April %.-The
conferees of the two Houses on the vol
unteer army bill reached an agreement on
the volunteer army bill before Congress
convened to-day.
According to this agreement the Se'd'o
receded from it's first amendments con
corning the time it is agreed the militia
shall serve. but the time for when All
volunteers are to be enlisted is to be re-
duced from three years to two.
The Warren amendment authorizing Ihe
President to organize independent tr0oP5
was retained, but the number was liiiil'eu
TO 5000 ,.-.,,.
The Senate receded from its amendment
making it compulsory for the regimehtai
and company militia officers to receive
their commissions from the Governors Oh
their respective States and leaving II OPP
tional as fixed by the House
The Senate also receded from its amend
ment attaching an engineer officer TO the
STAFF of each brigade commander. All the
other Senate amendments. reducing the
rank of staff officers etc, were asreeu
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-23
AT CHICKAMAUGA PARK
rroons Arriving So Fast That Rail
roads Can Scarcely Handle Them

CIATTANOCzaA. TENN, April 22.-it
e. now camp George II. Thomas. MAJOR
General Brooke to-day issued formal or
dors co naming the Chickamauga PARK
.ao,yous Of the United states troops
and benceforth until the park IS deser'eu
an" - Tvs in blue. il will be known Dy
that name c,,to,omaupa.
NJ. nos to-day increased to about 0'oVV'
Sc, train loads Of infantry caVairy
a,,d artillery arrived during the gay anu
80 conveyed as rapidly as posslpio ~
~ oark whore their camping srounu'
- b,en selected for them. win one "a
aortior the arrivals to-day were an iIoi ,
~ west the exception being Battery r
- .bo second Artillery. seventy-hihe me"
and five field pieces, from Fort Au""hS'
II. 7. ..,,,,no. On fast
p,t the railroads are experiencing s"N''
aieicrltv I'm handling them properly
D. c,ndav ten regiments OF lntantrs y,
:, ~, tbs cavalry a n artillery, may "
encamped here. although as yet gsth al
Sn.tsa The Twelfth and Twenty-nitn. a.,
oesjue va, the ground. have been hearo
from. ,..,.r.I Rrooke will
-, bie HEADQUARTERS on the neid' the
LIT, beine ON the east slope OF LyttIe
I 1n and i' not FAR distant from , where
General GENE wilder, Of the Federal to Ives
~ss killed during the battle when gives
the P Ttsrna ster-Ceneral Lee. 1t Is proba
49,, lin also make his headquarters AT
the grounds tomorrow. .ho or,,liarv
The Increased strength oil ine arS Which
companies from four TO six pieces MslT ~
has been ordered mas so renuv dye hundred
the pu' and This fact IS giving General
horses an, desl of trouble. He spent a
great deal OF time to-day In an uhaH Som,
Ing effort 10 find suitable ahiii'A'S' @''V"'
Go0 mules are also needed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-23
SPAIN CALLS ON
HER RESERVES.
CONTINUED from First Page)

,.,ders" The directors Of the produce
and stock exchanges visited the Captain
General this morning in order 10 oner
rim their unconditional support. lhey
stated mat i'm case of necessity they VIII
furnish free provisions to the garrison
and to the poor OF the city.
Tho ladies of the Red Cross society
have offered their services during the
war.
BUSINESS to-day is paralized and eS-
cbange Is weaker The Ward Tine
steamer Saratoga. bound for New YORK
carries over 200 passengers; 2'O00WO IN
cold Skinned by Upmenn X Co, ana
sos 600 in gold shipped by J. NJ BorJes.
The Chamber OF Commerce met IN OK
traordinary session to-day TO take INTO
consideration the state of pubic ala,rS
and ~ plan the next measures in comoi-
nation with the military authorities 20
avoid a surprise General Arolas, the
military governor. has taken supreme
charge OF the civil government or the city
and senior Brusen. the civil governor VIII
devote his attention 10 sanitary precau-
There IS no foundation for the rumor
circulated in the United States that the
Spanish cruiser Alfonso MI. hau Deeh
blown uD. ,,,.,,>.r,r,
STARS AND STRIPES bb M III.
MADRID, April 22.-llA5 +. Aims
evening a crowd Of six thousand Strong,
deIirious. carrying flags and shouting
..vi,.a Tsnana" I'VE want war" and
.Down with the Yankees" burned the
stars and stripes in front of the resi-
dence of senior sagasta. the Premier who
was accorded an ovation.
The people then went TO the residence
If NJ Potenotre. the French Ambassador
and insisted that he should make his ap-
pearance. but the French Ambassador
was not at home. ~.
Conferences between the queen Regent
and the political leaders have been IN
! progress the whole evening
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-23
PESSIMlSTlC VIEWS.
Politicians Accuse the Cabinet OF Go
ing TO War without Preparation.

LONDON. April 23.-The Madrid CORES
pondent of the Daily Telegraph says:
In well-informed parliamentary circles
q pessimistic view is taken as 10 the up
shot of the war Even the politicians
who are periodically supporting the gov
eminent accuse the Liberal Cabinet or
having brought about the war and OF
having made no preparations 10 carry II
on. Those who have studied the question
affirm that the war will be of very short
duration and that when Il is terminated
those who are responsible for it will be
called TO account.
1T is rumored that Senior Sagasta will
be succeeded by Captain General Lopez
Dominguez but even II this new minis
try should be formed. IL would not sur
vive the conclusion Of peace.