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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-13
WEATHER REPORT.

weather report showing obscrvs.
tlona at am. today;
salt Lake City-uiromct0r 5000.
temperature. O.. minimum. o.: wind.
culin: rain. 90 inches. clear.
inker CITY barometer, 2H.ss; tom
porlturc. a.. minimum, o.. wind. south,
s miles ncr hours clear
Cheyenne Barometer, fe,ls; tent
poraturr, a.; minimum, rs, wind,south.
llrht; rain. .0i Inches, cloudy.
Ilnvrf- iiaromrtcr.2t,ps temperature,
"a. minimum, 90; wind, southwest,
light. rain. trace; partly cloudy
llclem-l barometer. 1910. tcinpcrn-
TURF. 90. minimum. %; wind, southwest.
9 miles per hour. rain ~ inchesi clear.
Miles City-lilrumrtor, .1,ss. tCm-
perntur'. 20; minimum, ,0i wind, west,
) miles pr hour. cloudy.
Idaho FullH-iiirumHter, an,Oli tenn
p"raturr, 60. minimum %, wind, norths
WuHt, llght. tain, 80 inches CHAR
Wlnnemuccn barometer eNshai tenn
pernturc. 90, minimum, Is; wind, north
east. \ miles per hour. clear
General ana local forccnHtA for 30
hours ending S pin. tumorrnWi
For Utah. Forecast made at San
Francisco:
Partly cloudy tonight. Thursday
fair, Stationary temperature.
For salt Lake city and vicinity;
Fair tonight ANA Thursday. Stutlon-
III. SMITH.
l-Lu Observer. Weather Bureau
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-13

Dlps aud spurs.


silver 59ib; lead aSO. 7rvI
Tho Horn silver reported today with
four cars Of concentrates.
Judgc Green Of the buckeye cam, IN
from Tlutio ihia morning "
Accountant block ~ tho IIlehlond
BOY was OUT at hInkham today.
Tho pu0rmln mill al Flore,rc IA,
win be In evidence very shortly now
IL now looks no though the r,oek
oNehlnse Mlll have no vacation this
TO continue rlght along. whether b,i'i.
ness 0mains good or not.
Lehl hann.r' otto Hudson r. IN.
terrHitd IN an excellent anltpstre ei,in,
located north NJ salt Like. n H. ..iH
be has been onercd $4,000 Tor lis rhars
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-13
FROM DOCTOR JOSEPH PARRY.


Or. Joseph Parry In q recent COM
munlcatlon TO the Camhrlan ass3cia-
ton of salt Lake CITY writes as fol-
lows:
our welsh Iistlidiol ls Of mos, am
Client and historic origin. one was
held In Cardigan town. south wales.
during the ith century. have seen
queen Eilzlbaih'a signature upon
charter Ut au Eist,ddf1d held In Cacr-
wys. north wales. The nims or
our old bar1ic mlnsirols are shr1uiod
In the mists ot the past. IN connection
with our Old Welsh triple hairy. our
poetry and "yr Elstcddfod." ! nnd that
nll our best airs are go old that the
cnmposcts' names. numbering several
hundred. cannot possibly h' nHcor.
tIinri Strange 60 say. ths vuiy oldest
Htting. bowed Instrument " The erwin
tWrlHh f0r VIOLIN. ana can boz Hrt % iu-
any 90 the British mus am. London.
sun another strange fact Or Ritter,
Tho rtant Gvrmau musical historian. at
tributes the origin ~ harmony So The
CaltH uf the ninth century 10 ia fur
thcrmorn continually referred 60 by the
beet critics, " ail times the remark
able power and rlft OF the welsh pr1-
pie uf being able Goo lmprlviH1 four par,
harmony whenever they met together
IN small ur lafHc Hiuupt, and th.if
singing together ut our national
ElHtoddfodHu. Ut as many aH 10000. has
now become a great feature and they
ling with overwhelming effect the we'll
known hymn tune AhHryHtNyth
1han aElln thU EIaioddfIi has pro.
durcd ail our poets and poetry. also
our greatest NucHlfta. among whom
are Mtrlumya Edith Wynur. MHutL
Watts hughes, Hannah Jones. MARY
Davies. MurfrH clin Davies lfBnrcun
Davies and iil our h.st composers In
several groups, Including lUuAn. Gwyllt.
I1nNWlflnu, Ambrose Lloyd. owen
AitN. GWilym uwcut Alaw Ddu. John
Thomas nHui,y Richards. pcnrsrdd
GWallu. n. Jenkins. !. ". Roberts. I'm.
lNn Evans, J. II. itrcH, Y. Price. -. g.
Williams, H. y. Hughes and my late
dear run. Joseph Haydn Parry
also have the honor NJ being "a
child ~ the Eist'ddfhd. nud ihls Dr. not
nli, my friends Tor our conductors are
ElHt.ddfui products; aifn our m1guln-
cont phulra. now sn renowned. our male
ch0uiHUa hclnE thu best lu the world. In
purity 90 tunhtllu. refinement uf
style. warmth and wealth 90 expires.
sion. M nli thiH wc. as u poetic and
musical race are Justly proud.
Again. ln our congregational hymn
tuno singing certainly little Wales b.
"CymFu tan. gwiad gan"
am exceedingly pleased 90 IND that
all CnmhrIanH carry with thDm ihe spirit
ana ElHtDddfndlc zeal 90 America, tho
land Of my adoption. whore l lived 90
happily twenty years nf my younger
no. and where once moro j shall have
the pleasure of visiting and the honor
~ serving you nH Judge In your ne
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-13

''e'i'r s'o'ts share In the Days Trading
south swansea AstINc,

H'" ~ NA'A ktAlNts
Listed stocks had little the halter
lhn bargain In the ult today and nn
result, hfrn took part In the trading.
nsllnat one Cor stocks c1nHtltutinf.
unlisted class The day was hot
Nuity ns fOr a couple OF weeks
" ana business was inclined ~ lag
~ ull fn % the extent Of the sales
mounting % but i.iil shares.
.nouFh quito Inactive. tho market
l 4 Food tone. ug nruros kent well
" WIN those recorded nn provlous oe.
'lohH' Among those npbonrlpr ia a
i.lhy state NJ Helf.pronsrvatlon were
Non Beck. Centennial Eurrkn. ocv.
.i'n, Grand Central. Horn sil-
\ ,,,,'. MNhinuih, All these kent
y. .'n.iy Positions but did no busl-
ahl \ remained Tor Mercur 10
'l' me nfst transfer, which IL
W " lal' N ~ shares NJ $40 n
S Sacramento was firm ana rold
, M cents while Utah also cntorod 10
wv, l.l,1nnge and dealt out 100
,,,t.l swansea represented stocks
,i,','l IN TIE Trading and wns nm No
~. Iu0plnt 40 good figures. GOD
- changing hands. SOME al a tTiL
in. M Sis Dexter nrne,r.,i
M. lhe 'front.' with n ria or n satL
|r,i..t "anF"n remained strong M
\ i"lrt shared In ia ,nr.nt
I,,. ana had its best bld M ~
~. Vmlha wnH bid for nj a,tt
H.. us' none could De- Ind undor al
sales were avoided W.
'ns closing figures ,yer. n. ,.,,..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-13

on the lst NJ June the Montana &
Idaho Gold Mining company come
muncrd work on what has been former.
~ known M tn Hughes n Hunt prop.
Crty. Al present there IN force of i5
men 40 work which number win be In
cfr"heh u, llelhileH Tor an air supply
urH completed. over week n-1 4
fOur-font vein N rich orc wns struck
which u u said runs $50 pcr ton. The
bingham placer keeps atenlilv nj
work. The Joshua li'ndy hydruuilc
elevator appears 10 do an thnt har brgn
claimed rlr y ANA raises ana an.
charges into tho nlulcog no such a rate
thnt a hiko hlHnd hole down tho bod
rock hn8 been Uycav4tpd tp thr 1p,,ur,
Of about 5000 yards during n dnvs'
work o. lihhonsvllle Correspondence,
Salmon cry Recorder.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-13
rrnmI.lnE Marren. vino.

Bailey Chamberlain was out from
WnrrunH with hla team this work and
loaded supplies. IT, brought out some
very massive lmpieH ~ very rich ute
from The Eureka hin claim In the ui-
tempted discovery of which many
thousands NJ dollars have been sxpUud-
Cd. Il was finally found by III. Brooks,
and makes showing ~ I'VE foCi ~ The
best ore ever found In that camp. which
~ widely known no. n section ~ the
highest values. liailcy also brought us
out a sample of Frank Twins White
Mountain ore, which o. fully un rich
tons ~ this ore Melted Frank 500 at
Rcibnlda interchangeable, Ida, Free
Press.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-13

MAKE II n permanent exhibit" seems
u De- the general cry of Utah mining
men, with reference 20 the brilliant
mlnfnl display now seen In tho Hall "
n Relies. In urging this the parties
Interested woll know that u cannot fr-
main whore IL ~, nH In an probability
the hall above named Will shortly bH.
come thing N tho past Surmount.
Ing this obstacle II has been suggested
That the display be removed tn u com.
mudlpua hail on Second South street.
and that the stock exchange take IN IL
nhudo In the same quarters. thus con.
cyuiratlng matters In bringing Utah
mining annifH o. the front The pnint
Hcumn 20 be well taken. md ahouid he
fostcrci ana encouraged by an inter.
crtud In the welfare ~ the state.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-13
.ALr LA.r CIV. NrM morIr.


Very centrally located. 1f che corner
of Main .iru.l ami Second south.
Thu Kenyon iH named .fr that pub
llrsHplr.tyd citizen. m w. Kenyon. ~
hIH Uncrr ilc and IuH.u.. #.iINn mind
Dr. duc. In great measure the hand
some hotel which Dr. 900. uutrruwth uf
n determination uf thH uHH.fH tu MAX.
ihH property 10 ply'rH UH. ln ,yrfy
way.
Tho company owning 40. Kenyon 10
thD Grnru.Ul company John Horny
Smith o. ur .lHni, ChHT'. H Burton.
vice president Sam j. Kenyon. HHHrH.
tnty and treasurer Thly. with %. ..
Salisbury. Ith.r T. Grant. stephen
Hayes and Ufluh ~ Kenyon. DHrstI.
iuts the h1lr1 w directors The hHtHi
haH hcon leased 90 Don. n. Porter az
known hotel men Do Oh" N.Et and o.
sure 90 make "a success OF this now en-
tufurIfn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-13

II ]. Mclean has struck a wonder.
lully fllh body ~ or ln Tho Cundolnria
solid quartz, aHalylng $40 per ton, ana
besides has opened M the vein every
100 fcOt for tho entire lrugth Of IN.
claim. IN" now strike o. tha main ore
chute IN the vein and the largest ore
body Yet found In Florence. There ls
mo- question about McLran'H SKIN AZ a
original locator of tho famous n1nnet
mine, ana now owns the Cnndelnrla.
yellow Jacket, Coupon. ont llfgc ana
other properties In the heart of A..
Florence mineral bolt, Out of which il
o. On hr hopCd ~ viii emerge "A many
time acknowledgements. Ida, Free
fTos1.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-13

Louis Horrick. the well known build
fU has secured the contract Tor the
r1ck-W0rk on the enlargement ~ the
Golden Gate min 90 Murcur. ana OK.
poets to start un ID just 49, soon na pos.
Hlhlc The fob " blk one nni VIII
require upwards M G.O01 perch uf rock 90
complete IL. n u understood that the
grade ~ now Do Ing established Pre-.
utrltnry 90 the stepping In ~ Mr. Her
rlck'H men Tho entire iuh VIII Do
pushed through with all possible dis
match
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-13
nleh Mnihsr Leas strILe.

ono NJ the richest strikes ON tho
mother lode FOR some time hoo been
made NJ the Mnzcppa mine. near stDnL
la TuOlumno county cal The minc
Joins the famous Jumper claim, and
only development work has hocn done.
~ n depth OF o. feet n vein was un-
covered IN which free sold In large
quantities are shown. A lump the riEr
% an cgH contains between - and
so worth ~ almost pure gold. n ~
inipunrihlc 60 toll the extent 90 the load
or estimate the amount OF ore.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-13

That the now strike In Mercur ground
viii prove a source ~ great nntiHinc-
ton 10 the Morcuf company. D. the In
tlmntion thrown nut by George Dorm
who returned from the mine last even.
Ing Mr.. Dcrn says the cuts present
splendid showing N hlgh-Erudo gold
ore. ana % Or the Intention 20 open up
and develop Thorn Tor al they are
worth. To this end the company ~
now figuring on surface tram a. be
used In transporting the ore 60 n con-
vonIout place near the mill. ~ that Ia
developing II can be- kept out Of thu
way and put through the plant with
Oh Tho oAnnnllInn nrcnnnnry.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-13
Slyef DIN

Elaborate Preparations are bolnc
made for an outing or the su,cr IA
voeoica at saltuir ON the 2is, tho pro-
ceeda 20 so toward tho cx9snseu nj
inc coming olmplign. Fmineni
fplahrla so1d music, ana nm nbunl.
the annir Will De under mo ans,,io,l. y.
tho Pioneer Silver club nf ftah ~
flnizod some three years ago ond ~
ptoEram OF entertainments viii appeat
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-13

pircara % cured not ny magical IN.
carnations but by medical science
Hence Il a. That Ayers SlrHlulrlla
cures. ana that II proves rp omlnrutly
IuCCrEsful II Ia q tk,llfully-pro-
pared aud strictly SCIENTIFIC blood
purifier and tonic. the only one admit
ted at The Worlds Fair.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-13
wmrrLMrN NotIeriit
sunan, Run In rnrle,.. cnr,on.

on Sunday. ihr s1e'li wheel club
ana their friends rp 90 rhtm1hH ana
Barclay iu pir.ey'F canyon. via Utah
Central Hallway nt 500 q. m. Fan,
Doe round "trip 'n ph1flnh'H uud CO., O.
Blfflny'H Wh.tiH carr D free. Tho
finest picnic grounds lu Utah ar. allnr
the Utah central track. Reduced rl'DH
,v.ry day fIr picnic plr.'Hr, campers,
Utc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-13

Tho medical properties ~ Hairs Hair
Remover 20 iuylH0rato tho scalp, zee
move dludruG. restore Che hIlr and ltB
color. Hurpn8s anything uf lta kind,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-13
The va,Icln's Gold.

The gold contained In the medals, ves-
sells. chains ana other objects pre-
served In the vatican would make more
gold coin than the whole OF the present
European circulation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-13

WHITES CREAM vEUMIrUGE not
only pu.gtullly ,NuglH worms. but In
unoquallrd lH q tonic, ana Dr. m certain
and permanent cure Tor ChillH and
Frvor lu children puc, IS cts. sod
by y. G.. N. ]. Drug Dept.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-13

so Per Cent Discount GA Al Tan shoes,
Also Black lui Tan OXf0ris. ~ q. g.
AZ. l. all thIs week. July ~ to July &c.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-13
rs / GREAT Big NINE.
-, AID COPPER ORE EVERYWHERE
.,,,or the Warrington As It
ROW, ~. 90 'cnanSe TO Develop the
gew strike.

,,r.st mine you ever saw
'li' ~ y" or. bodies are simply uo'
Nnl g mountains Of gold emo coy,
n'nl.l,, ,, YOU On every hand unil
~ orr :, p, wonderful as TO make
o. sou .i, bsusyc hit eyes. whether
,,,b.an engaged Ia minus W. '
| m. o. not ,,. r,,,lc die.
= ~, ,,ncsrnlug a mine Of that
a.. rblsh promises to beat all prevl-
l- ....,ris as q producer Of hiEh-Etaae
'- .,, The gentleman had Just
80 fr.m a trip ~ inspection TO
-. ..,..,y. and was hlghly enihusl-
~ ,,sr d. Hlr statement however
,,.t.8 up with more detailed inior-
~. by p.e,urius more specifically
.-,,' On b. seen In the big proper
d, whore one will. said h.. tn mine
-. out scene u geological
/ ..i.ur. and 70 was his opinion mat
-.,s,psri would have mighty hard
'tfIue wuHto places. rn thnt-
duI with high-Erldo ore was
in s3,,p.fiy 10 which be- had refer
~. ,pslker was none other than q
-. ~, har spunt the greater plri OF
=. uf. In thn development nt THU.
L'.i.,t rGslurcts. and u gentleman VINO
80 In ths shady side Df nfty. Tie
man whose lifr.wurk has made
%, ts,rluehly acquainted with thr
s,filIaiion Of the district above
-..i.9nri and one who knows hll
i.'rt tbe big mines ~ the camp,
,.,rr hsm the Centennial Eurrkn,
|psiiI5n.Rrck. Mammoth. Eurrkn-liill,
thr and others that might hrre De-
-1meflta1 Il was simply surprised,
y, continued. Eat the lmmcnac ahnwing
z that mime The ore was blocked out
r t'r chunks and fparkicd with gold
While ln another section ~ the prupot-
Y splendid copper values wor. IN cvi.
a.raf The foreman told me h. could
hi 30 men tn work In the mine and
IN work Cor thHm On good class "
"a sh.prinr ore. % u % colossal
own VI ore that VIII run upwards N
81 % The ton. The gold quartz In the
.farafty HtirrH out nt the nnlpnkrf IN
sniierinr hol1nUas, and the veins are
almost beyond measurement.
The company" CONTINUED tho Fcn-
4 nan. '.l.niY framing n large ore
uis. and / am told that whom u Il
|f.th.d. daily shipments viii De- very
rttfiaily strengthened. with the same
fc5 NJ men ns at work now, That
b. milne is The biggest thing Tntlc has
lf Produced. there can be- no doubt
fhra millions In sight aud u ia
lrl 90 De- a paying pr1poHltlon Tor a
: many years 90 come.
Ihs gentleman thus spoke o. the
|luri Central. which on Friday pays
|ifa0ni dividend ~ t3i.afN. rivinr tho
1nny a total of $4,000. and coming
- with the assurance that next
IN or In September at tn latest.
|tiifni payments viii be increase
'tiAlri nearly twn-fold.
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90 rcr Cen, Discount on Al taa shoes.

rniyorHity Fi0li club ut slliair
"wednesday. July ".
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University Fluld club at silialr
"wednesday, July 10.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-13
nre,l tlslrant. .,Ir lr .hc.. ~ k.r.M.I.

During THU wrog. c0nHHilur ui Basket
inrgninH boz endless variety, chat viii
HUli regardless ul cost.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-13
III, Washington. Prospective mrn.

siuffadury returns from the recent
\ pment vi Washington concentrates.
|Hurt n IA. front the question Of q
hin iof that property. ana u u stated
su ronA authority that In all probability
nAi,y one vMbt erected just NJ soon ~
nhr mine has h0sn sufficiently de-
Nagtad 90 Justify ! l. Tho milne, ID ~
u lll. has AN ih0 tarmnrkH ~ another
1 Hon Silver and though progress IL
illw no pfgs.ni. t now yielding q good
.Iil' pr hhlrlng ana mllllnE ore,
Present InlicltIuH point 10
ne early discovery % good body of
nni.r oV. md IN thlH the owners are
h'gh.N encnnrirrd Manager Farms.
worth went down 90 Frisco this morn.
hf and win likely examine the proper
~ h.ilfg returning.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-13

Alro Black ana Tan oxI0rIa Az. G..
". i. lll this w0Uk. July on t1 july o.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-13
UNLISTED STOCKS,

NJ. 'I'ANsFERs on STOCKS.
''u'' d shares o .I.Io.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1898-10-05

"The Democratic party Of Elko
county, in convention assembled do
hereby declare:
"That we heartily endorse the plat.
form Of principles adopted by the
Democratic State Convention at
Reno, Sep. 8. 1888. 60 o.
THAT we hereby pledge the nom
inees OF this convention to county
offices to honestly, efficiently and eco.
nomically administer the county and
local government. ....
THAT we hereby declare our unal-
terahle opposition to the further con-
tinuance OF corporate influence in
State and county political AFFAIRS and
we hereby denounce the Silver party,
81 called, Of this State and county as
a party completely controlled and
dominated by. corporate inHuenc es,
and particularly by the Southern Pa.
cifc K. r Corpration OF Ky. and Cal.
"That we pledge the Legislative
nominees Of this conven ton to the
support Of a Democratic United
States Senator who is neither under
the control OF nor the hireling of the
Southern Pacific r. r. Corporation. {"
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1898-10-05
County Board of Ed uoation.

The County BOARD of Education
held meeting Tuesday evening and
allowed the following bills:
A. E. Kaye, salary. $3.50 90
Miss A. L. Adams. salary. -. 80 on
Miss NJ. e. Hough, salary =. II SO
T.. f.. Nesse, salary. .......... 25 90
EIko Water Go. water to Sept. 3d.. -.
Both. ............. ........ 500
=. H. Sprouie. supplies. -. Is 90
Mrs. M X. Eager, cleaning
rooms. .......... 5 63
Webster Patterson, tellurion
freight and exchange. zee. 80 rs
CraigheRd & Pullman. material
and labor &c 40
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1898-10-05
/ i|lf||I|2l|l|II|
ilI|ITl:

'...."r.'t q. ... 4. .
To and from Chicago. st. .Lonis
Omaha, Kansas City and all Eastern
points. s.jt ~ 81 !
Direct line to the Trans-M Mississippi
Exposition. Stcpoyer allowed at
Omaha on all tickets reading through
that city. =" "a"
Two through trains each way
daily. Yestihuled Buffet, Smoking.
Library Care, Pullman Sleeping Care,
Reclining Chair Cars (Seats Free),
Coaches and Dining Cars operated
on the A Ia Carte plan. ,,'' ,. ? =
Tickets at Offices OF connecting
lines. .l'fa gHr. .r
80 W. F. MCMILLAN, 6;en1 Agt,
a1A 8. W, Temple ST., SALT Lake city.
II. r. NcsIsti, ~, @Sa 'i.'t
.G Trav. Pass. Agt.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1898-10-05

Fresh Oysters served In all styles
at the Depot Hotel,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1898-10-05
Everybody, az r.,
Knows

That for solid comfort, quick time
and all round general satisfaction.
there is no Railroad on Earth that
appeals 70 the traveller like the great
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1898-11-18
SCHLEY'S VIEW OF POLI-
TICS.
Admiral Sclley Says He is
Neither Democrat Nor
Republican.

New York. November IL
Rear Admiral Winfield Scott
Schley reached the city this at
ternoon on the cruiser Newark
from San Juan. Porto Rico.
Mrs. Schley met her husband
at the railroad station and &C
companied him to Washington.
He carried with him the report
of the Porto Rico Evacuation
Commission.
The Rear Admiral would not
be quoted on any thing regard
ing the report of Admiral Samp~
son, which implied a slight up
on Schley for not blockading
Cervera's fleet at Santiago soon>
er than he did. nor would be
speak of the evolutions of the
the Brooklyn when Cervera S
fleet sailed forth. In fact, the
most discussed officer since the
war was silent regarding any
implied criticism from supe1l-
or officer, nor did he seem to
think that the brilliant perform
ance of his ship, the Brooklyn.
at Santiago needed a defense.
"Do not quote ME i'll any way
lie said
But he talked OH politics. Il
am delighted with the result all
over the country" he said. "1
am pleased particularly with the
victory Of Colonel Roose> cit in
New York State. l know the
Colonel personally and can only
repeat how grati6ed l am at his
success.
"You are said to be a Demo-
Gratis" queried the reporter.
"Who accused me of being a
Democrat" asked the Rear Ads
miral warmly. Il all not a
Democrat neither am, l Ke-
publican. l have only voted
once in my life. My politics is
my country. My first and high
est duty is to the Administra-
ton"
Mrs. Schley, who stood by, as
brighteyed and well preserved
as her husband, nodded appre>
citation. Then they hurried
to the train, accompa panied by the
Rear Admiral's aids and half a
dozen silent marines. who cared
tor the light baggage of the
party, principally reports from
the Porto Rico Com mission.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1898-11-18
SPAIN WILL RESIST.
Does Not Want the United
States to Occupy the
Philippines.

Washington, Nov. I2.-lt IS
evident that a crisis has been
reached in Paris in connection
with the peace commission.
Information has been received
here of sufficient importance to
warrant the President in calling
a special meeting of the Cabinet
to-day to consider and frame a
telegram to the American COM
missioners.
Members Of the Cabinet de-
cline to discuss the subject tur>
ther than to say that the Pres
ident, having received lnforma'
ton from Paris which requires
an immediate answer, the mem.
bers OF the, Cabinet We're sum-
mon to the White House and the
session of :he Cabinet lasted
nearly two hours.
1t is understood that the re-
port that Spain is disposed to
resist American occupation OF
the Philippines was the subject
under consideration,
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1898-11-18
From New Zealand

Reefton, New Zealand, Nov.
p, 1896.
I am very pleased to state that
since l took the agency Of
Chamberlaln's medicines the
sale has been very large, more
especially of the Cough Remedy.
In two years | have sold more of
this particular remedy than of
all other makes for the previous
five years. As to its efficacy, l
have been informed by scores of
persons Of the good results they
have received from it, and know
its value from the use of it in
my own household. 1t is SO
pleasant to take that we have to
place the bottle beyond the
reach of the children.
E. J. SCANTLEBURY.
For sale by w. w. Griggs &
Son.