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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-12-06
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farece que ell Creador ha ordenado que des-
pu&s de Ia sangre el fluido vital seminal sea
Ia sllstancia mas preciosa en- el cuerpo del
hOmbre, Y alguna perdida contranattral de
81 producira Siempre resultados desastrosa)s-
MuchOs hombres han muertc de enfern9-
dades corrientes, tales como las del cor2zon,
del hfgado, de los rinones, enfermedades pal
monareS, etc., por haber psrmitido Il su vita
Hdad zastarse, exponiendose asf scr fSciles
victimas de estas Intermediates. cCando al
gunas cajas de nuestras medicinas. toInadas
tempo, habrian impedido estas debiiis sauses
perdidas, aSi preservando su vitaiidad pers
resistir d los ataQues de esas Delsrcaas enfer-
modades.
Muchos hombres han llegado lenta, pero
seguramente, un estado de demencia in
durable ca,lsa de estaS perdidas. sin saher
lu dodp IL al ms
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-12-06
Interesante

En- 81 oLMADo BoRINQUENo,
Atocha rs, Sc acaban de recibir
riqufsimos melones y excelentes
granadas de Valencia
Ponce, 1o Nbre de 1898.
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-12-06
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FLORIDA;
Hero gavaDidzado complete surtdo lie ferreter
carroa. etc. Mnebes de bejuco y de cedro
Ponce, Noviembre 2 de 1899.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-12-06

Els copia, Rodriguez.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-05-20
NO! NOT NOW.

The New York sun, in an editorial
under the foregoing headline, on April
18th, fired a hroadside against any oh.
lection whatever being made TO Dinrley's
eoldlte plan to more thoroughly commit
the United States to the single gold
standard. After having contended that
the English gold standard is the sine
qui non OF American patriotism, it saws:
Let 1t be understood in advance that
any attempt In any quarter to embarass
tiic administration and imperil the ma
ton cause for the sake OF this or that
financial theory Is Il crime against patri-
o'lsm, sure to be visited heavily with
public Indignation. The only issue now
is with Spain"
Ii the only issue is with Spain. why
does the sun and every other employe
and servant OF gold monopoly contend
that the people must be robbed for the
benefit OF gold monopoly before and dur,
'ns the time they fight Spain. All the
powers of Europe combined could not
inlet upon the United States one-tenth
part the injury that has been inflicted
upon this country by gold-standard con-
traction, falling prices and ~stagnation in
business. No II opposes furnishingt the
government all the money necessary to
light Spain. All the people ask is that
Spain shall be fought by our army and
navy and that the Cuban patriots shall
have the privilege OF continuing their
warfare against Spain. The cry OF ''stop
thief to cover up the nefarions schemes
OF the tory oddities has become too trans
parent to deceive the public. There are
two hundred million dollars in the treas.
nry. The taxation proposed will bring
IN another hundred millions. The tenn.
porary issue of treasury notes for one
hundred million dollars would furnish
more money than could possibly be spent
before the next session of conyress
There is no necessity for haste. There
is u necessity, however, to watch the NO.
tarious schemes proposed by Wall and
Lombard streets to utilize the war with
Spain to enslayc the American people-
Silver Knight-W Waterman, Nav 3.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-05-20
Notice for Publication,

Land ONCE at Oregon CITY. Oregon.
~ April 20. lsgS.
Notice is hereby given that the following. nam.
ed settlers have filed notice of their intention
10 make final proofs in support of their claim
and that said proofs will b, made b"f,rn The
county clerk OF Lincoln county, nj Tnlein
oregon, on June goth, 1873, viz.
GUST OLSON; H. f. No. 1O,72s.
for the north ! > of northwest y of soc,;,n +,
and south = OF southwest | ! of section 10, tnwn!!
SNIP y, south range S, west.
He names the following witnesses TO nr,ve
MS continuous residence upon and cu,tivntion
3i sad land, viz: Warren Wright, Alvin N.
Brock, OF Chandler, Oregon, and {, 4 Fame
and A. J. Parrish, OF Sugar Loaf, Oregon.
And
ALVIN ". BROCK: II. T.. TO- 49,. for tho
norm ? OF northeast = OF section 20, and The
Soutn 2 OF southeast I OF section 20, township
lie names the following witnesses to prove
MS continuous residence upon and cultivntion
OF SAID land, viz: Wa rem Wright, Gust Olson
george llackle and Thomas Chandler, aii Of
chandler, Oregon. NV
cHAs. Il. MooREs, Register
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-05-20

publican party in relation to money as
stated in its national platform OF 1892,
particularly as follows, to-wit: The
American people from tradition and in
terest favor bimetallism and the repub-
lican party demands the use OF both
gold and silver as standard money.
We commend the efforts made by our
government hitherto to secure an inter-
national conference to adopt such meas
ures as will insure parity of value be-
tween gold and silver throughout the
world, and call upon it to renew and
continue such efforts"
Now look upon the platform of 1898:
eve are in favor OF the maintenance
of the present gold standard; we are I'M
qualifiedly opposed to the free coinage
of silver and to all other schemes look
ing to the debasement OF the currency
and the repudition of debt"
Consistency, o where art Thou!
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-05-20
WHICH is TREASON?

Independent American bimetalism and
national treasury notes, or the Gage plan
which shall it be?
Now listen to Harvey Scott on the
former:
1t is a dishonest and traitorous scheme.
1t is t%raitorOus as the worst scheme that
could be conceived to betray fleets and
armies, or otherwise to aid and abet the
enemy.
The demand for free coinage of silver,
or for additional issues OF treasury notes,
which could not be redeemed on presen-
%tation, is therefore H SHORT OF
TREASON to the United States and no
other act could give SO much aid and
comfort to the enemy.
We decline to take Mr.. Scott seriously.
He does not mean that the demand for
free coinage and national treasury notes
is "treason" in the legal sense, but that
if we succeed in %electing a legislature on
that platform all the gold-standard
money in the world can't buy a single
man to vote for Harvey Scott or Henry
w. Corbett for United States senator.
That's the kind OF traitors to goldbug-
gerry that the people want elected. That
is the kind of treason that Scott is
afraid of.
He says it would be treason to ''debase
the currency" What would it be to
contract the currency in time OF war,
when the country is groaning under
debt? Yet that is what the Gage bill
proposes to do-cancel the greenbacks
and national treasury notes.
This is the Gage bill, pending before
congress, boiled down and stated in the
words OF NJ. l.. Muhleman, of New York
sub-treasury, in Money, for May, '9S:
A bank having 100000 paid-up CAPT
tai must deposit bonds to the amount of
$4,000, upon which it may issue $25, 900
in notes it must then deposit $50, 900
in legal tender notes, for which ii may
issue $50 900 reserve notes" all these
to be free from taxation then it may
issue more of its notes secured only
by its assets, 10000 subject to Il 9 per
cent tax and $4,000 more subject to a 6
per cent tax, This clearly does away
WITH THE FEAR OF UNDUE EXPANSION FOR
THE PRESENT, But after five years the
bank could issue the first S25, 900 on its
assets getting back its bonds without
tax, and after II LEGAL TENDER NOTES
ARE ALL CANCELLED, ALL NOTES will be
based on the bank assets, subject, Of
course, to the tax. The notes are. of
course, to be a first lien on the assets.
No danger OF Expansion" under
Cageism! No danger of e%lecting a leg
islature in favor Of contraction this year!
If you carry the Oregon legislature ON
that platform, we'll concede that Har,
vey Scott should be chosen United States
senator, and then he'll be where he can
call all advocates OF free coinage and
national treasury notes TRAITORS in dead
earnest. Capita journal, Salem.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-05-20

New York, from Pennsylvania, Mas
sachusetts, and Alabama, respectively.
The main fight was over the bond clause.
The democrats and populists favored the
issue OF treasury notes, instead of bur-
dening the people with more debts.
They also advocated an income tax
wherein the rich should be made to con-
tribute from their abundance for the ex-
penses OF the war. Ever since the adj
vent OF the present administration great
efforts have been made looking to a bond
issue. 1t would hardly be thought the
present crisis would be used for accom-
plishing m%ercenary purposes; yet war
has always furnished the conditions for
securing legislation in the interests of
the few and against the interests of the
m~any.-Silver Knight Waterman.
There is a belief, says Mr.. Stark, of
Nebraska, that there may be a sinister
motive in the proposition to tissue so large
an amount OF interest-bearing obliga-
tons at this time; that when negotiated
the war may be suddenly brought to q
close, and the remainder of the bond
issue utilized to retire the present legal
tender notes, substituting interest-bear- !
ing obligations for the non-interest-bear-
ing currency now in circulation. The
emissaries OF Shylock can always be de-
pended on to do his will. Ii this be true,
we are beset by traitors from within as
well as foes from without. 1t is not put
ting the case too strongly to say that in
this event we will have to fight Span
in front and goldItes in the rear,
aud that the latter will prove more art
ful and dangerous from being nominally
with us in the struggle.
Says Mr.. Berry, OF Kentucky: There
is a striking similarity between the
amount Of the bonds described in this
bill, $500, 100000, and the late suggestion
81 the secretary of the treasury that he
wanted $5O0,O 900 900 for the purpose of
the greenbacks and putting the
more firmly upon the basis OF
he single standard.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-05-20
Notice for Publication.
THHu UHHce at oregon City, Oregon

-'NoVH VIIgl VTVEOU
No,i,0 April 10th, iSaS.
Noure is hereby given that the foIlowiro
named settler has filed notice OF his intentinSS
~ y IN we hnal proof in support Of his claim, and
CLERK Of Lincoln county. at . oledo. o Ge vUunty
May 18th, lSgS, viz. '''euo' oregon on
,or BENJAMIN BEERS. II. f. lo,47o
hail Of n nSrin east Of norh west a.. north
9 west, ""'P Usoulh; range
ne names the following witnesses to provs
ofssid law residence upon and cultivation
uresonS Joseph W. Price, Of Norton's. oreSnpS!'
LEFTY 3. Porter of Norton's, Oregon; RoSeri
'namoers' OF Eddyyille, Oregon. ~
HP- CHAS. b. MOoRES, Register
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-05-20
Notice.

IN Inc county court OF the State of Oregon for
the county Of Lincoln. wi
In the matter of the estate Of G. A. Whi,noy
deceased. "hi'he!'
Noteee is hereby given that the undersigned
Saminlsirator e. the estate of G.. A.. Whitney
CoLh county, State OF Oregon, his final an.
tSuht as such administrators OF said estate and
5nat me I'm day of June, lS9S, at the hour Of
as the time for hearing of objections ~ oui
report ana the settlement thereof.
Aduirs J.J. WHITNEY,
u. A. Whitney, deceased. "'e u
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-05-20
Notice.

Notice Is hereby given, that the undersigned
estate OF Jack Lampson, deceased, by he
oounty court of the State of Oregon for the
county CEHnty OF Lincoln, and all persons having
T nai against the said estate are hereby
no,ineu 70 present the same, duly verified as
required by law, TO the undersigned, At G GGs
v1peian1 store, at the Siletz, Lincoln countv
"ithlh siX months from this date, '
May 18th, lS9S. {, RI-ut
administrator Of the estate of
JACK Lampson, deceased.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-05-20

The republican party OF Oregon in its
platform OF 1890 declared rs follows:
That, recognizing the fact that the
United States is the greatest silver pro-
ducing country in the world, and that
both silver and gold were equally the
money OF the constitution from tine be-
ginning OF the republic until the hostile
legislation against silver, which unduly
contracted the circulating medium of the
country, and recognizing that the great
interests Of the people demand more
money for use in the channels of trade
and commerce, therefore we declare If.
selves in favor OF the free and unlimited
coinage OF silver and denounce any at.
tempt to discriminate against silver Ms
unwise and unjust"
In 1892 the party declared as follows.
Fifth, thoroughly believing that gold
and silver form the bases OF all cirrulat.
ing mediums, we indorse the amended
coinage act of the last republican con
sress, by which the entire production of
the silver mines OF the United States is
added to the currency OF the people"
In 1894 the following declaration was
made:
we re-atirm the doctrine of the ~.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-05-20
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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-05-20
ARISTOCRACY OF THE MONEY.
BAGS-LIKE ANARCHY, IT
CANNOT ENDURE.

Thomas Carlyle, the renowned author.
philosoph er and philanthropist, in the
closing chapters OF his grand work, 1.-THE
French Revolution, thus philosophers:
"Aristocracy Of Feudal Parchment has
passed away with II mighty rushing and
now, by a natural course, we arrive ut
A rlstocIacy OF the Money-bag. lii is the
course through which all European
Societies are, at this hour, travelling.
Apparently a still baser sort of Aristoc-
raglan infinitely baser-the basest vet
known. In which, however, there is
this advantage, that, like Anarchy, it
cannot continue. Hast thou considered
how Thought is stronger than Artillery
Parks, and (were it fifty years after
death and martyrdom, or were it 1000
years. writes and unwrites Acts of Par
lament, removes mountains; models the
World like soft clay? Also how the be-
ginning OF all Thought, worth the name.
Is Love; and the wise head never
yet was without first the generous
heart? The Heavens cease not their
bounty; they send us generous hearts
INTO every generation. And now what
generous heart can pretend to itself, or
be hoodwinked into believing, that Loy-
atty to the Money-bag is a noble Loyalty?
Mammon, cries the generous heart out
OF all ages and countries, is the basest OF
known Gods, eve OF known Devils. In
him what glory is there, that We should
worship him? No glory discernible-
not even terror: at best detestability, i'll
matched with despicability y
Meanwhile we will hate Anarchy as
Death, which it is and the things worse
than Anarchy shall be hated more.
Surely Peace alone is fruitful. Anarchy
Is destruction a burning up, say, of
Shams and lnsuportabilities, but which
leaves Vacancy behind"
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-05-20
ARE OPPOSED To BONDS.

The House has passed the war evenu
bill The measure provides for issuing
s5V,OOO,OW OF bonds. The republicans
voted solidly in its favor. The demo-
Gratis and populists, with six exceptions,
voted against it. OF the six democrats
who voted for the bill three are from
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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1898-08-19
Obituary

Mrs. May Davis Squair daughter of the late
John P. Davis, formerly of Hartford county,
died at her homs4G Chicago, H., on Thurs
day, August II, of heart failure.
Mr.. d. Wesley Taylor died at his home,
near Perrymsn, on Tuesday, aged ffty-four
years. His funeral took place on Thursday
afternoon, the interment being made at St.
Georges P. E. Church, Spesutia
Mr.. James johnson, an old resident of
White Hall, died at his hCme at that place ON
Sunday aged seventy-one years.
Mrs. Sarah +. Wysong, wife OF Rev. Thomas
I. Wysong, died at her home near the Rocks
OF Deer Creek on Wednesday, OF heart trouble
aged about seyenty-two years. Her husband,
three sons, DIR. d. Preston Wysong, of ia
maica, Long Island; John B. and Franklin
Wysong, and one daughter, Miss Annie p.
Wysong, Of this county, survive her. Mrs.
Wysong was a sister Of Mr.. James B. Preston,
OF Emmorton. She was born and spent her
entire life on the farm where she died. She
was an exemplary christian and noted for her
deeds Of charity. Her funeral took place on
Thursday at Rock Spring Churca. Rev. Mr..
Sothoron offciated, the pail bearers being j.
IL. Ruff, James Amoss, Walter w. Preston,
j. Harry Preston, e. n. Wysong and DIR, sIlas
Warner.
Mr.. Albert c. Osborne, son of Mr.. Vim. d.
Osborne, formerly OF Bel Air, died at his home
in Baltimore, on Friday after a long illness Of
consumption, aged twenty-six years, leaving
widow and one child. The funeral took
place at Abingdon on Monday, the corpse be-
ing brought from the city over the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad, and buried in the old Cox es-
bury cemetery. Revs. VIM. d. Litzinger aud
Howard o. Keen, Of Baltimore, aud Thomas
x. WoodfOrd, of the Bel Air Circuit OF the
Methodist Protestant church conducted the
funeral services. The deceased was nephew
OF Mrs. Sarah Chesney, Bel Air.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1898-08-19
Bel Air Notes.

List Of letters remaining in the Bel Air post
office: Miss Irene Chambers, Mr.. Robert
Hollins, Mr. Edmond Hanson, Mrs Rsche
johnson, Miss Sarah Luster, Miss Repplier
Mrs. W. II. Russell, Mr.. SAFER and Miss Fannie
| Wilson.
Misses Bertha and Mae Stewart, are visiting
relatives at Churcbvile
Miss Annie Purcell, has removed from
Office street to the corner of Bond and Court
land streets.
The VI. 2. Sunday School held its annual
picnic at Lake Fanny on Wednesday
Miss Daisy Hines of Baltimore, is visiting
friends in Bel Air.
AMrs Edward L. Luckey, of Waverly, is
visiting Mrs. e. w. Pocock.
Mr.. Thomas A. Hays, DR., photographer In
the United States District Attorneys office, is
visiting friends in Bel Air.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Woodley Richardson, of
Baltimore, were guests of relatives in Bel Air
last week.
Hon. ). A. Williams is at Saratoga. n. Y.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Trueman Snyder and
daughter Rebekuh, have returned to their
home near Washington d G. from a visit to
Mrs. Snyder's parents Mr. and Mrs. j. s.
Richardson Sr.
Mr.. Calvin d. Amos, of Davis, West Vir
ginia, is visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Isaac Amos.
Mr.. Harry F. Lee has removed his stock of
drugs &c. to Darlington, where he will be
in the future.
The young people of Bel Air will give
dance in the Assembly Rooms of the Masonic
Temple this Friday evening. The committee
in charge is Clifford d. Rosan w. Crawford
Norris, H. W. A. Lee and Henry &. Magma
dier.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Reckord and Miss
Julia Reckord have returned from Atlantic
City.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1898-08-19
Cornerstone Laid.

The laying, on Sunday, afternoon, Of the
Joppa, attracts considerable attention to
religious people who are almost unknown in
many parts Of Hartford county, notwithstand-
ing their entrance into this county dates back
to the early part Of the 18th century. This
body, known us the christian Church." or
'Disciples," bad its origin in Kentucky In q
movement led by Barton W. STONE to unite
all Christian denominations into Cue body,
the Bible being their only creed. Later he
was Joined by Alexander Campbell, the fam,
Gus organizer, who soon added many follow
ers to the cause. From this small beginning
1t now numbers over / GOT, 900 communicates
who are located principally west Of the Ohio
River, but is now making rapid progress in
the East. 1t is interesting to know that the
first Christian church in Hartford county, called
Jerusalem, was built in lS47 near the Noun
tain. II is NOW called Mountain Christian
Church. Another church vas erected al
Avondale about 1868. In 1893 a number from
the Mountain Church withdrew aud erected /
beautiful church building near Fork, Balt
| more county.
| The church now being erected at Joppa !!
the third one to be added to the list in thu
coGp.y, and is being built on the northeas
corner of Nam any Church streets. Rev. j
A. Hopkins, pastor, in reviewing tie historl