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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-02-16
Nus Oowa.
QIGiion, Butler 60, Sa.,
10. Ssbruar 1898.
@ee6rter 6err &ebatteur.

~
@ee6rter 6err &ebatteur.
Su bis i.Bt in be- n8eilage" nod feline
@rnteberi9te aus biei9er GegenO eri4iensn
Iinb uno i'd geraOe 3eit babe, min i'd eintGe
53eiGen bariiber f6rei6en. 8is ieBt batten
mir f60nes 0intertpetter, nun Die erl item
Gage bieIes Monuts mar es 5iemli9 falt,
ober mas anoeres fam man i'm Winter auf
eruurten? Die. lit cine bibf6e 9egeno. Sd
po6ne bereits II Sabre bier, babe a6er mod
feline Se6lernte gebubt; bic leBtidbrige Grnte
fisl 8Rmti9 gut aus; Corn brahts bur9s
I6nittli6 $40 8uI6el per Mcre, 9afer
$50 8uf6e1, f@erite 20 8ui6el. 8inter~
nei3eu tpirb bier gar nidt ge6aut, Corn
unb Safer iinb bic 9auptfrii4te. Ser 5arz
mer bier muB it4 our 8etpinnung BON @elo
auf bic &inboie6s unb @8peineau9t bsr=
leoen, benn bic preife fir @etreibe iinb bier
au au uieorig. 8ie in bielen anbsren 9egen>
ben berrI9t AUDI bier Die S4lpeine9Olera
unb tpie i9 geleien babe, lit Die Smpfung
nit Serum Elm Mittel oagegen.
Die 8ep0lterung tit bier fait gang Oeuti6
unb bas 2anb 1T beOeuteub i'm preiie geftie>
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-02-16
9enrD@ itte.
@eehrter 6err NeDafteur!

Qls einen 8eitrdg gu Der 5raae 1852 in
Der m8eilase": nWaeine &ibe D%erlieren Die
&dl6er, ebe bic 3sit UNI 1T" II. /. H., m0ate
i9 SolgenOes mittbeilen:
@or etli9en Sabren bate ih einen dbn<
li9en san, BLOB NIT benz llnterIAieo, baB
meme 8iibe Die &Glber auf Der WeiOe bera
loren. gu Der 3eit bate i'd eineu Iebr 9ro=
Ben Sunb, unb pie es ba3umal ullgemsia
me6r ii6lib mar, pie iebt, tpuroen Die Mil9z
fife bur9 bieien 6unb Nbenos nad 6aufe
gebplt, @enn Die &iibe ben 9unb muir faben
(obgleih er gar ni4t b~0sartig MARI, Iiefen ie
logIei6 tpie Elm ge6ebtes 8ilb Berg auf,
8erg ab, Sd ertlnOigte MIDI bel sinem err
fa6renen Na4bar in 8e5ug ouf oaS Ser
faIben Der &iibe. 0erielbe frug mid TO-
gfei9, boGft Ou Oeine Sii6e nit osr 0unbe
mad 9auie? Sa, iagte i9, Nun, Damn lab
fortan Oeinen 6unb nur gu 9auTe, bann Der
lieren Define &ii6e feline &Glber me6r! sd
babe ben Gatb befOlgt unb Ieit Der >3sit 1T
BET mir fein e~in3iger berartiger San nie6er
borgefommen.
DAB pl0Bli&er @4red, Nngit, mitunter
re4t psr9dnsniBooa tpirten t%0nnen, audi bei
Sauen uno Serteln, baoon ftnb mir etlibs
Safe %befannt, 3, 8. paB bur9 bas plDBli@e
Gri4etnen zines 6unbes BEL einem Mutterz
i9mein bic &reu8ld6me bel leBterem dl1senz
bltdli9 eintritt uno bas S6ier ME pieber
emportommen ldb:. g. 10.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-02-16
4us Wtscon1iu.
8aunatee, Dane 60, mis-,
9. SSebr. 1893.

owe s"OCO'
Wert6er Serr Simon!
Sd m09te bod au6 einmal ettpas bon
mir 4Oren laifen, penn audi bic @egenb,
iiber bic i4 i6reibsn piG, altbetanEi 1T unb
oieQei3t Niemanben Defenders ilitcreIfireu
iptrb. Sd 9eb0re NIT gu ben Ilterel! Qniiebz
Tern; mir buben bier gutes proirtelarp, aud
Walblanb. MtBernten iinb bier rcd ni6t
borgetommen, beBbalb fte6t bas 2Gnb au9
bod i'm Preiie, urb toftet BON $50 Bis $75
per Acre. @s geoeiben bier ale m0gliden
5elb= unb @u~rtenfrii9te.
Sd babe bic Nnii9ten bes Srn. Sd. &si6=
mann ii6er bic &iiben3uderfabriten in Der
u8eilage" geleien unb id bin Der Me'nung,
oaB er oamtt gang i'm nnre6t lit. pa ml!B
t9 bod 6rn. 0uotpalder @reott ee6en fir
bic bon ibm Oertretenen Sbeen unb e5 Ideint
mir, alS ob QeBterer in bieIer 0inii9t Elm
befferer Burger lit. Wenn es rab Srn.
Rei9mann's ~Qni3uuungen 9inge, 10 tpiiros
bier in @merita Der 8au bon 3udcrfahrifen
gar feline 3utunft BADEN unb es tpiirbe NOD
feline ein3ige e~riftiren. 0a9 DsutIfIanb
fOnnen mir uns ni4t ri9ten, po IoGten Tie
brauBen, beionbers in 9olitein, mt ar benz
3uder bin9 Sd bin in 1864 felbit pa gez
tpei len, bort brau6t cine 81uernipict6IGaft
nit .groBem &rbeitsperionaG in 10 Sc5ren
nt4t 10 ptel 3uder, ais 6ier in Mmerita nein
&anarien0ogel. Nun, 9r. &ei9mann. lasz
fen Sic 9rn. 9ubtpalder NIT ben 53uder=
fabrtten nur Dorangeben, bic geben oielen
2euten 8eF9aftigung. l1eber bic stpei
8auernbriiber, Die ii9 pegen benz Gornabz
baden treiten, merOe i6 bas nd91te Meaf
etpas f4reiben. Au6 t9 babe uiel @ieb.
Selbfberitdnbli9 iinb Die ii6er 6rn Geid.
munn gema6ten 8emertungen freunoTdaFt=
li6iter Nrt unb boffe i6, er pirb 6alb lpisbeg
etpas bon ii9 bOrsn lafien, Mit @riibe an
MQe
s. mile.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-02-16
Oas Retni9en entIeerter meinfd6er

9ieies 1T 5par cine einfa6e @aGe, Bis
peiIen aber bod nit Mii6e per6uncem, tpenn
bic Safer alt fino. Man ioute es Ii6 gum
8runOiaBe MAIDEN, ieOes SAP, unmitteG6ar
na9Oem es entleert tpurOs, gu rsinigsn. &GBt
man es nur enige Sage Iiegen, 10 lam pie5
i9on CUR SoIge BADEN, buB es runlduTt"
DOer it9 in bsmfeIben nns nod neit
f9Iimmer 1T - enlightenment entlpidelt;
bic &einigung lit bann cine ls6r ~umitGnoIi6e
@rbeit. Na4oem bas Sap entlssrt murbe,
legt mar es nit benz Spun0lo9e mad un=
ten, IdBt es DoltOmmen uustropfsn unb ipiilt
nit reinem Waher Oreiz Bis aiermcG aug.
Na9 bsenbigter Splitting tpirb bas SAP To-
gIei9, unb 3ipar 5iemli9 tart, geI9pefelt,
Damn fofort peripunOet, mitteIft eines Spun
oes, Der Iuftbi3t f9lteBt. Man tam audi
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-02-16
Dte foat man Sdinfen?

Stefe Srage beantmortet Qntonin G6n1el,
aaiierl. &6nigl. 9OfIieferunt fir 9rager
S9infen, folgenbermaBen:
9os Wafer mub pOlltommen rein, obne
'ole 3ufdbe, audi Obne Sag II, a. fem unD
ii9 i'm oolen @ieoen befinOen, beOot mar
ben @4inten bineineiebt. Der @9inten
mlB gang Dom Waier bebedt iein uno i'm
@an5en, nit 9dut, afr ni9t ettpa 3er6adt
ooer dbge3ogen, gefo9t tperben; BLOB ben
SUB unb 5tpar i'm &nie - tann man benz
@3inten Oor Dem 8o9en abnebmen. Oas
&p4en oauert %fOlange, Bis Der @finfen ger
1T, D. +. lie no6 Der 9rDBe unb benz @spi9te
2 Bis 4 StunDen.
gnndbernb bruu6en 6 8 10 10 gfunbze ti6e
22X 33T Stun6en.
0ur6 f%eblerbaftes. &o6en fam Der bsIt
53infen boItommen berborbeu nerben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-02-16

-3G6e MtG9 1T i'm frtF@ gemOGten
men 3uItanbe taOellps, i3eiDet ieoO4 beim
@srinnen nur cine biinne S6i6t &a6m arg,
pel6er beim 9erausIe4en oiinne, 5dbe 5G=
BEN ipinnt, einen fuben @ef4mad fat unh
1t9 f9iper 6uttern ldBt. Die ltrIaAe bieies
Ss6lers Giegt grDBtentbeils im5uttern IGle4z
ten, psrbOr6enen Suffers unb in un%gsniigen=
Der @uu6erteit Der Mil99efdBe, piellei4t uu=
ter @influB g%epii1er @itteruaJSDerbdltniI1e.
Die 8efeitigung oiefes 5eblers rrgiebt fl9
aus benz Nngefi6rten bon fel6t. BON be-
Ionbers gutter @irtung lit Die 9era6ret9ung
BON SpieBglan5pulDer 3 un3ea, Jendcl7
unb NnisiamenpulDer ie 2a nnasn, auf 8
Mal in ie l qint Mafer.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-02-16
GuItur oes 8Ieihfeueries.

9as gebrdu4li4ite 8erfabren If Tolgenz
bes: Der @amen pirO 10 5eitig ME mDgli4
i'm Srii6iabr auf 3u6ereitetes 2anD, am be-
iten nit elmer 9anbbrilmaI9ine, in Reiben
eeIGet. Oas 2anb tpirb ni9t eegraben, fpn>
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-02-16

gen; es foItet bon $40 Biz $50 per Acre, il
na9bem bic @ebGube linb. 8iel 2unb 1T in
meiner @egenb ni9t mebr 81 ertperben, aber
meiter tpeItli9 pon bier giebt es mod genug.
0o9 ipiro uu9 bier, tpie anoerspo, oft ges
fault unb pieber %oertauft, iobaB ii4 ni6t
Ielten @elegen6eit gum 2anoerperb in bt,z
flyer gegeno bar6ietet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-02-16

Elm MATES glau3lOiss 4uge bsbulten, ;pdbz
renb bieienigsn, tpel6e bur9 ben 9enub Der
eriten Mil6 bon Dem v9armps9" bcireit
perben, balO bas Saar pedieln uno iiA
munter unb gut enttpideln.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-02-16

MAIDEN, piirbe bic 8dume bel6dbigen.
8enbe Die Mirtur fart an, aber bic 9ee
gieBung IoQte 10 fein ieirt, tpie nur llpgli3.
8e1prentele tii6tig, baB Der Baum geErrig
bur9feu9tet pirb unb bon 5pei Seiten.
The silver star., 1898-03-10
DOLORES TO
HAVE A MILL.
All Preliminary Arrangements
Perfected. Capacity 40
Barrels Per Day.

o%hers of this mill to handle all of
this if possible.
Some will, no doubt, say that a
40 barrel mill is too small, but this
is hot so. A mill of this capacity
can handle all of the wheat that
will be brought to it if it is run
continuously and if it cannot be
handled by running it during the
day, a night force will be put on.
And, besides, it is always an easy
matter. to increase the capacity of
the mill if the occasioli demands.
This mill can be completed and
ready for its first grind in ninety
days. which will be about the first
of June, and it is the intention of
the owners to have it ready by that
time. Mr.. August Thompson will
be the miller, and, as he has a
large amount of experience and is
a thoroughly practical miller, there
is no doubt that he will turn out a
first-class grade of flour.
Thorough, upright, business
principles will be employed in the
management of all affairs relating
to the mill i'll every way and every
man who has dealings with it can
be absolutely certain of receiving
fair and courteous treatment.
The building of this mill means
much to Dolores and vicinity. 1t
is an advertisement that cannot be
excelled and will place this commu-
nifty before the outside world in an
active and progressive light and
Dolores is to be Congratulated upon
having men within her midst that
have the enterprise, push and capi-
tai to make such ali undertaking a
reality.
The silver star., 1898-03-10

In THE last issue of the Del Norte
Prospector under the head Of
Looking Backward-IS75." il
found the following item, which
shows what people of OUR town were
doing in the past for the advance
ment of the country: I'm reponss
to letters written by Newman 6
Chestnut, +. I. Elliot & Co., Cary
French. John ]. Harris and Post.
master Newman, Superintendent,
Woodward, of the Western Union
Telegraph Co., wrote John J. Har
ris favorable letter feiative to ex
tending the Western Union Tele
graph line 70 Del Norte.
The silver star., 1898-03-10
WASHINGTON
LETTER.

From our Washington Correspondent.
WASHINGTON, Mar. s, 1893.
Secretary Long either talked too
much or too little when he sid:
"The element of official Spanish
participation in the explosion has
been practically eliminated. and
then added that the administration
had received nothing but what had
been made public concerning the
investigation of the destruction of
the Maine. The only thing elimi-
mated by what has been made pub
lie is the accident theory; therefore,
unless he has information which
has not been made public, Secrcta-
ry Long was doing what all other
naval officials had been positively
ordered not to do-thcorizing-
when he used that language. He
did not better the case any when he
stated that his only reason for say
ing that official Spanish participa-
tion had been eliminated from the
case was the statement Of the Span
ish charge d affairs at Washington
that there wefe no mines in Havana
harbor. AS Mr.. Long had just left
a cabinet meeting when he used
the words quoted above there isn't
the slightest doubt that they were
used for n purpose. Twill no. 30
to the extent thet so,i,e do, and
charge that it was intended either
for a notice to the naval court OF
inquiry Of Tie soft of verdict, de-
sired, Of as a notice to The country
that policy Of peace -at.any- price
was to bs followed, but 1t certainly
has not strved to strengthen cpnfi-
dencc in the intention Of the admin
istration 10 stand Up vigorously for
national honor, regardless Of ctst or
consequences.
-. 49, "a! ....sr .;,:.e
About the onl, 'liiic dcnc this
The silver star., 1898-03-10


Talk about political schenies
and combinations but don't men
tion the last judicial campaign.
Gordon has received his reward for
withdrawing in favor Of Gabberi
by being given the position of clerk
of the supreme court. Murder
will out and this explains just
why Gordon withdrew. The San
Juan country elected Gabbert and
it would have F'een only fair and
just had the appoi'i' niert fallen to
some one i'll this section.
The silver star., 1898-03-10

Denvcr pays 80 pss cent. higher freight
rateb on its suget than Omaha from San
Ftanribcc. although DcnvefS mileage 10
Is per cent. less.. /
Denver is tho only city Of 100000 In.
hatitants that allows the greater part ol
the busincss OF its bwn county and state
70 bc done by Omaha and othnt Miosouri
River hustling towns. 49,
k Denver 10 tho only city possessed Of u
chamber of Comthercc that endorsed the
discriminative M 70 and tho petition Of
the failroafiS'to the J. q. 9, TO abruRstc
the long ahd short haul clause.
=, Denver oNcEuAD wooden inilld, powder
mills, mil factory. shoe factory, sndiie
The silver star., 1898-03-10

PATRtorIsM at one time charac-
tcrized every move ofthe highest Of
ficiais Of the United States govern
ncnt, but Wall Streets gold has laid
even the thought Of patriotism OH
the bottom Of the ocean. Even tie
Indian. NJ. whom .l.ll Uncle Sam has to
ciotbc and feed has more patriotism
The silver star., 1898-03-10

factory. glass works, cement works. coos,
Or shbps. iaiplbnient factory, hard dwsse
insnut.ctoVy oae shops, toiilng MILLS, On.
vcl0pe factor$, etp. I.
Denver 10 bcrhaps tht Only town where
% much could be Lost and nsvsr b mise.
Denver b posccssed oe iuatehIess lei
Of diaph anoisy yellok ststesli4sn and pn1,
riotic citizens. - WIZ dethohstrated ~
the public meeting. Feb. -; whom the
'ncntion Of freight rates crsAtbd, panic.
The abots 10 dedicated ID shr Govern.
or, Lieutenant Governor. Mayor; ~ .Aak
or, and many would.bs patsiotia 0ltisG. I.
who attended tho above named rcseslnr
The silver star., 1898-03-10

There is u universal kick In this state
regarding freight rates, and especially 10
this section. Following are few point.
ers prepared by Geo. J. Kindel and
which he has had printed on the buck Of
OF his business cards.
Denver. tho Queen City Of tho Plains?
Denver's elevation above sea level, g..
200 feet.
Denver's population. 100000. mostly
Denver 10 noted Cor its, suushihe. con.
sumptives and elegant globe trottcrs'
station. .fa, -
Deuver's growth Ia marvellous, Ia ppitc
0f being taxed from p 10 300 per cent.
higher freight rates than Missouri river
poInts.
Denver pays 90 per cent. highcr OK.
press rates than Omaha from New York,
although Ito mileage ID but a5 per cont.
greater.
Denver pays tho rAt,c exprcts rates 10
Pacific Coast points that are given Oma.
ha. although its mileage 10 25 per cent.
Lees. 81.
Denver i6.sllowcd but ITO Transco
mental commodity rateb, while Omahn
enjoys 1,4O0s
|" Denver pays minimum rate Of e2.60
whte Pueblo, on the same articles. pays
tt.a0. a
The silver star., 1898-03-10

ONE of the officials of the Rio
Crande Southern is quoted as hav-
INK said: II wish I could give Do
lores a new depot" Special trains
and private cars don't cost anything
but depo,s do. 1t wouldn't do for
the company to put up a few re.
spectacle dcpots along the foad for
the accommodation Of It's patrons,
as it might knock tlic official5 oui
Of one or two pleasure trips.
The silver star., 1898-03-10

week by the administration looking
IKE business was the making of
contract for 100000 supply of
proJectiles, for the new high-power
guns of our coast defenses.
~
That no immediate action is ex-
pected on the Maine catastrophe
was shown by the departure for
Cuba, this week, of party includ.
ing Senators Thurston, Money and
Gallinger, and Representatives
Amos ]. Cummings and William
Alden Smith. These gentlemen
are going directly to Havana, on a
yacht, for the purpose of doing a
little investigating on their own
hook, and they expect to get infor-
nation that will be useful when
the matter gets before congress.
they expect to be gone about ten
days.
There is quite stir among mem.
bers of the house over a report that
Car Reed intended to try to rush
the rest of the appropriation bills
through and to force an adjourn
ment of congress in order to pre-
vent a declaration of war, or any
other action on Cuba. A paper
was at once circulated by republi-
cans among republicans pledging
the signers to vote against adjourn
mert under any circumstances be-
fore satisfactory action had been
taken on the Cuban question, and
enough signers had already been
obtained to block any adjournment
scheme, with the aid Of the demo-
cratic and populist votes, which
have been promised.
t+t
A bill for the conditional repeal
of the Federal tax or currency is
fsued by state banks has been intro
duced by Senator Platt- of New
York, much to the surprise of DEM
.ocrats, who have at various times
sought the repeal of that tax, which
they have always considered un-
just. Mr.. Platt's bill authorizes
state banks to deposit with the u.
s. treasurer the bonds of any state,
city or county, and to receive in
exchange circulating notes to the
extent of SO per cent of the depos-
its and 70 per cent of the capital
stock of the bank. The securities
to be held in trust for the redemp-
ton of the banks circulating notes,
lust as U. S. bonds are now held
for national bank notes.
~ M ...
Ex-Gov. Colcord, of Nevada, is
in Washington trying to persuade
the republican leaders that unless
they abandon the single gold stand
ard the party will be overthrown.
He said on the subject: II am a re-
publican, but I do not believe that
the party can continue in power by
advocacy of the single gold standard.
During the last few months l have
Travelled extensively, and every
where I find a most bitter opposi-
tion to that policy. The democrats
will press this view for all it is
worth, and by so doing will sweep
the country, unless there is a great
change from existing conditions.
The American people really want
bimetallism--gold and silver-and
If silver is restored to its former
place aS if1Orev will In r,o,,tant IN
The silver star., 1898-03-10
cAAs: joHNscNANowm. MAY, OWNERS.
Not Talk, But Cod Facts Regarding Business
Enterprise in the Hands Ct Business Men
Dolores Strictly ii !. for the Future.

THE talk stage regarding flour
mill at this point has passed and
there is no longer any doubt that it
will be reality. Last Monday the
site, which is located on the south
side of the railroad tracks and mar
the west end of the two long sidings,
was selected and the promoters are
now awaiting the decision of the
town company regarding the price
of said land. Even should they
fail to come to an agreement we
are positively informed that the mill
will be built just the SAME.
The parties who are putting up
the money for this enterprise are
Chas. johnson and Win. May, two
Of the oldest residents of this sec
tion. They are not footing any big
horns about the matter but are GO
ing at it in systematic, business
like manner that cannot fail to sue
ceed. They have had just such a
scheme in mind for years and at one
time had the preliminary arrange
meuts made to build mill, but let
the scheme drop only when they
were informed that machinery was
enroute for mill at Cortex. These
gentlemen deserve large amount
of credit and praise for the enter
prise they are displaying at this
time. in face of the hard times and
general outlook for the country at
large.
Last Tuesday tho stone for the
foundation was selected and parties
are now at work quarrying it. The
mill will contain all the latest inn
provemcnts and be thoroughly up to
date. The following is Subscription
ofwhat the mill will be like, except
that few changes in the machinery
or capacity may be made later on:
The main building will be 3ox3o,
one and one half stories, with base.
ment, engine room on west end
asx7s, warehouse west of main
building. The mill will be sup
piled with four double sets OF rolls,
two separators, two packers for
flour and bran, two scourers, hop
per scales and all necessary bolting
apparatus and elevators to make a
t. first-ciass mill. The motive power
will consist Of . so-hofss power e'''
gine and 35-horse power boiler.
Water for the engine, ETC., will be
supplied. by well and will be q
never failing one,
!. There are from 5000 TO Io,ooo
bushels Of wheat. available in the
county at the present time. The
yearly wheat crop in this county
will run something 6vef 10000
bushels, and heretciore q large
oamsqunt Of this has l,ssn. hcsn shipped
put, but Il Is the intention of. the
The silver star., 1898-03-10
EDITORIAL NOTES.
kAAnlEAkA
AkAAAA1

DOLORES is to have d new mill
and it is no" in order for the Rio
Grande Southern to spend little
less money in running special trains
for its dudley officers, put UP a good
depot and keep pace with the town.
The silver star., 1898-03-10

than the present president Of the U.
S. A band of Apaches afs now en-
route to-Kty West on horseback
and will get some ship toland them
i'll Cuba to fight with the insur-
gents.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-04-01
LIEUT.. JENKINS BODY
RECOVERED.

Havana, March 24.-The body of
Lieut.. Friend w. Jenkins, of the
Maine, was found today near the
torpedo tube aft. 1t was much de
composed, though not so bad as
many others found previously, and
was recognizable aside from the
clothing.
On his finger was found gold
clasp ring with a bloodstone seal,
with his monogram, and inside the
inscription, "F. w. Jenkins, Glass 'SG
U. S. N. A." Private papers were in
his coat pockets.
The body will be prepared for
burial, put in metallic casket and
sent to Key West Saturday, to be
subject to the directions of relatives.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-04-01

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treating if you are bilious. 1t don't It's
your stomach That is, your stomach
IL really what causes the bilousness.
II has put your stomach out OF order.
See what's the matter with your stom-
uch,
Sick stomach poisons the liver and
then there's trouble. Shaker Digestive
Cordial cures the stomnce and then all's
well. That's the case in u nutshell.
Shaker Digestive Cordial is no secret
Formulas on every bottle. But it's the
the simple honest way it'f made, the hon
est Shaker herbs and other ingredients
oil which it's composed, that mako it no
efiitacious.
Any real case ofindigestion and bilious.
ness can be cured with few bottles OF
Shaker Digestive Cordial. Try IL.
Sold by druggists, price Zoe. to $1.00
per bottle.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-04-01
RARE MANUSCRIPTS TO BE USED
Valuable Feature OF the New Con-
Rressional Library.

NAa6bke fe4ture OF inc new COn-
gressional Library.
Librarian Young, of the national Ii
brary, is organizing his force in such a
way as to make the library of congress
ono Of the best in the world. For years
there have been in the old library tons
of precious American manuscripts, of
whose existence most people were un-
aware. They were kept in q room
which was always locked, and for ten
years, 1t is said, only two persons have
been in 1t.
Now an intelligent effort is to be
made under Librarian Young's direc-
tion to make these manuscripts of use
and value to the literary world. Dr..
Herbert Friedenwald, of Philadelphia,
has been appointed superintendent Of
the manuscript depar at the con-
gressional library. The office pays
$1,5o0 year, and is most important
one. DR.. Friedenwald is member Of
the Historical Society of Philadelphia,
and has been a student of American his
tory under Prof. John Bach McMaster.
Mrs. Milton T. Harrison, of Chicago,
has been appointed assistant cata-
loguer.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-04-01

Spain has rported to this govern.
ment that its court of inquiry finds
the Maine was blown up by an inter
nal explosion.
The Mangrove has been sent to
Havana, it is said in Washington,
after the Names officers.
Spain is actively engaged in for
tifying POr to Rico.
The movement of the Spanish
torpedo fotilla from the Canary
Island to Porto Rico is the chiel
topic among Navy Department
officials. Correspondence with
Spain is likely to follow.
Commodore w. S. Schley was
ordered to command the 'fyine
squadron in Hampton Roads, with
the cruiser Brooklyn for flagship
He will take command Monday.
Admiral Sicard was detached