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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-01-21
Homestead Entry No. 302O.l
Notice for Publication.
Land Omee a. santa pa. n. M,

NNNTW DNIIN " WWINW ~ ~ WI Z
January o, 1885.
Notice 10 hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF lie Intention
TO make final proof In support OF his claim. and
that said proof will be made before the probate
clerk of Valencia county at Los Lunas, N, NJ,
on March n lhes, viz! Henry {, Moseley, for
the, So NWh.NEh SWb SWA NEA, NWA
sen, section 2, TIP, 4 N, X ~,
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upOn and cultivation
Of said land, Wiz Jose Trulllo, +. {, Taught,
Pedro LuCero and Antonio Sais, all OF East
View, ~, NJ,
MANUEL X. OTERo. Register
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-01-21
No-To-nnc for FIfty Ccnta
Highest Cash Prices Paid

Guaranteed tobacco habit cure, makes weak
men strong, blood pure. SOC, q. All druggists
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-01-21

Educate Your How els with Cascarets.
Candy Cathartic, cure constipation forever
iOc, Poe II q. O.. fail, druggists refund moner
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-01-21
TIME TABLES.
Atchison, Topeka & Santa r
Santa Fe Pacific.
.nAA snwa-

Nos. 1 and 2, Pacific and Atlantic Express,
have Pullman palace drawing room cars, tour.
let sleeping cars and chair cars between Chi.
nos, I'll and 81, MeIico and Local Expres,,
have Pullman palace cars and chair cars from
III Paso to Kansas CITY
Nos. 3 and 4, the California Limited have
Pullman buffet and sleeping cars and baggage
car only (no coaches or chair cars). a solid
vestibuled train from Chicago to Los Angeles.
w. -. TRULL, Joint Agent.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-01-21

M health IL the
Sword Of Damocies"
that hangs suspended
by a slender thread
above the heads Of
thousands of men. In
the end of.the- century
rush and crush, men
forget and neglect
everything but money.
getting They forget
that the facility for
money getting Il In
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-01-21
To the Young Face
Pozzom's COMPLEXION POWDER gives fresheE
charmsi 10 the old, renewed youth. Try II.
M rure Con.tIparlon Forever.
People have a motive for whatever they

Take Cascarets Candy Cathurtic Toe or CSC.
u q a. O. fail 10 cure, druggists refund money
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-01-21

See those bargains in dress goods this
week at llfeld's.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-04
NAVAL MARKSNiANsulp.

80 lar Spanish marksnansbIn -. "a.
'Ha Nuah'lc ocean cnce or twice bnt !,
team, 'A''''NoFe Amer
otheTWise un.mportaGt IN ,ui.a~,,
StEse' these Incidents 70 20 sho~y -, q.
I've nations are maintaining their tra5ts
no1S marksnlAship The seoend " ~
wan GREAT BRITAIN Is peculiarly ths ron,S,
OF "msrs1A treditlops. There ara INN,
Ni'ht sses to the allure o. a snan,sb f,aes
&c hlt large South American torn tn :
mn gay a'tic' Nm York Press.
inct'entally the superior mlrksn.,,r shi.,
81 lhe AmerloSn gunneJs was ciaarly ny
'Api1'hedi for while the Spanlards ala M,
score HIT nearly every sic. firss no.,
cur SQUADRON t;ok effect. N he rs,stt.a
strength IN millaryRpowgr 81 the two ~, I
llserents Should he reversed the en,,nss.
ana precision % the men hehind ouv I've
Wo0id stil insure victory Tor The I5i'rS
states. - philadelphia Record
The opening sac, was fired BY the sn,r
iATds but, nhdoubtedlY, they had oeSaSio,
later IN the ENGAGEMENT to regret h n,
cnHe IN active reply The American s,rs
noeHed back. With the exception a. ~
iitSt lew slshiins shots an str,,ck Win liz
inS effect while the Sp9niarys wsro ,,n,,hi
to ioeaie TIE American ships. and gavc J.
very pleasing illustration OF ti,sir lsns
ellie deficiency IN marksluanshfp- = Ma,
York Commercial
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ooRroR Irroy rAxns.

The reports from ,4a State steretary's
ofhee at Austin. showing this large amour,
.of revenue received reeently under the cor.
lora,ion ffanchise tax, will I've read With
general Satisfaction for several i,a.ons.
chief among which IS the CONVECTION ,h.t
This revenue is coming from quarter tha,
ought properly to bear a greater propor-
ton OF the burdens OF government than
has heretofore been imposed upon IA.
Corporations should not be uuius,iv
taxed. They should pay no more to Inc
State IN proportion to their business and
interests than any Individual or any other
kind q business pays. but they should
certainty not Pay less, They should no. >.
allowed. as Is TOO often the case. "a vir.
tuaily escape taxation. The majority Of
Ieorpefaticns payipg this franchise tax are
Without material Investments In Texas Ola,
can be rtaehsd BY tlxaiicn. They hsvs
large mcneysd interes,s Of one kina ana
another, however. In the STATE. receiye
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POINTS ABotr PEOPLE.


Miss kate PIE wei known woman law
yer O. Wisconsin has 0tioted her servicee 10
the government rs war nurse.
Congressman Champ Clark and Congress
man LLOYD both Of Missouri. are Washing
too correspondents for newspapers in THAR
districts
The two oldest German generals are Major
General Lucas Won Cranaeh and General
Field Marshal von Blumeuihal. who have
heea 7aspecuvsly in service seventy-one and
s7-e i.ty years.
CAPTAIN J. II Sands O. the cruiser Columbia
has been forty years in the navy, He is de-
scrited as being in appearance very much
HE college professor, and. indeed Is
scholarly officer as well as an accomplished
ssar'Ri.
The eirrercr OF China. who was carefully
educated ~ an American missionary can
speak and read the English Language fluently
lie has o positive horror OF European doctors
and his diet Is regulated by board of native
mecical men.
The impaired state Of his health has com
pellen the Rev, nr II. l.. WayIand OF phila-
delphia 70 resign his place as one Of the I'd
itnrs Of the New York Examiner aud 10 de-
ellne an election as a trustee OF the Ifnlver-
siiy Of Chicago,
II Is reported from Berlin that negotiations
70 secure Richard Strauss as, the successor
81 FtliN Wtinsartucr ~ the conductors desk
az tue Royal Opera IN that capital have baett
successful. strauss Is az present frs, con-
dteteF Of the Royal Opera ak Munich.
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rHE AMERICAN MOTIVE

y civilization ID the coming eeptBrv v,o.
inward as q haa prcgresScd during fss 49,
'uiN 20" drawing 10 au eud the erleb,ere,
nat nuuarVd years from now rFa4i' :
N history OF cur time VIII wonder less 80.
Ssslu 5 aroeities in Cuba than over onr ,e.
eNlF'nt tolerance thereof WasAiaeioS Va =,
Fere can only bc one end 70 this ,,rura,.
Mhi,A Is the first 10 the history on n,t,Ss5 =
he Nafet on purely Aumanitsrtau rre,,',,,
atl 'hAt II th. y ld!cation OF right ana ,ns
W. u ~! p POT beloved that The United stais,
VIZ hnd ~ Spain q TO- equal c,cn 10 10
teHboiory obstruction OF is plan IA es,shit,e
CITY stat N"''sa "a
war destructive OF many things. laughs q,
4etit ana consistency II is sad that ~ 80
lncueed TO undertake this var Nitb S,ste
lIoA. h1sn considerations 81 hnYaanny A !
hat'fi " Tact, We 80 70 war far vrsge.,. =, :
tettasp. 81 the fearful injury wrosrs, ~, !
ship end sailors % the port AZ Hsvans w..
W. take any other ground ne will fisd hnN
osieuit Is our situation. Chicago Chron,sie
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THE PROPOSED NOM tssrn.


The Post has before dlseiaimed any de-
sire or purf'ose as n democratic paper TO
make rartisag capital out OK ;ho aurdrc.
OF this war by the republican party Thor,
may be 3evel .pnents 81 such character.
however. thai Win demand coaianuat ga
Of the republican party as distinct pui-
iticai organization ana not as a var p-rty.
Tho creation Of a large additional bonded
in3ebteduesg over me pfotests OF the dem
oefatic Marty would be n measure property
subject to criticism The Posi- has more
than ouea taken the positioa that such a
bond lsspe At this tine is wholly uuueces.
sary The right to tissue greenbaeks and
to coin silyer eoull be conferred at once
upon ehe treasury and meet ever expense
of the war, without resorting 10 an inter
est bearing bond issue.
II would Do possible TO make this war
directly beneficial to the Nation. even from
a financial standpoint through an n.
crease of the volume Of the circulating
medium To put more greeubacks and sill.
yer IN the country would aid tn National
development and business and individual
Prosperity everywhere. ono or two hun
dred millions more OF currency would not
occasion tho depreciation of our mnDe, the
fraction OF a cent, and would relieve A
financial pressure that has been fei; FOR
several years past 10 Relieve That rress
ure wosild mean greater activity in all
lines OF business and Industry
II, therefore the Republican, IN tbalr
devotion 30 the suld standard and the
Gear dollar shal deliberately choose 10
put out bonds and borrow from Peter 10
pay Paul. rather than loosen no the pprse
strings of the treasury by the issuance O,
non-interest bearing notes aud eoinape of
SILVER bullion owned hy tho government
tho republican party win be- descending 10
partisan level In the conduct OF the war
and be properly subject to partisan crl,i-
cism
Those who have opposed the war who
nave been willing to overlook the MaI,e
horror and leave Cuba to famine and tbe
torch can not charge the war as helnr 70.
sponslhie for any bond issue that may 70.
suit The war will not cause such issue
lor bends are unnecessary and viii only
90 put out as republican political, rather
taan wise war measure.
II VIII be Well 20 keep this distinetion in
mind as we 10 along
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SOME rosrsCRIrrs.

Very many short-slghted people have PROM
irent eyes,
Every German regimen, has chiropodist
20 lts ranks.
McNico denotes the place or seat o. Mexit'i
tho Asiee god % war
hain falls On the eastern coast OF ireland
@ aN 20S days ln the year.
rtIylA Derpetuatcs the name 81 General
hc'Nar tho 'liberator Of Peru"
1te largest carpet On the world Is IN Wind,
sor Castle being forty feet IN breadth
There could not pOasibly be a whittier city
'han cadlz unless lt We're built Of snow
The widow Of the Tichborne claimant Is
pepnless, and relief fund Is being started
a hi.nd bat avoids wires and distractions
rs easily as II VI could sec perfectly,
doctor says that the srowth Of ehildren
takes place entirely when they are asleep
\ vhstllng eel has been discovered IN tho
tlJi lfiapds. Il only Whistles when excited
Ia japan every workman wears on his ann
az Inscription stating his business and hls
eApi0ycI name
lhetogtaphs have receuuy been succsssfpl.
" ANoa under water ~ distance OF ton -
twelve iccI 80" -
ihs ercat barrier reef aloug tho coast o.,
Australia Us about lsl0 miles long ne vors
Of coral insects, wa"
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condition that for several years past, IN a
shaw and dtsultory manner. we have been
intending to reach. Even the original plans
for coast defense and naval expansion have
not yet been perfected. Notwithstanding all
the hurry and expense OF the past thres
months
The money. therefore. which has scen
expended within comparatively shcrt
period since the trouble with Spain arose,
has only been In the line OF peace plsns
which have been followed to more or Teas
extent for the last decade. The war has
only expedited this work. not originated
II.
Possibly the masses do not stop 20 re-
member this fact. The $4,000. 600 that has
lately been spent and the t5o,0oo,O09 more
to be spent. are but carrying out plan Of
National defense authorized by congress
several ears ago. The war has only had
the effect OF crow.iing work and expense
into one year that would have been dis
tributed through fotr or five years.
This amount, therefore, should not prop
erly be charged up to the war. 1t is an
investment. pure and simple. on the ma
tons account and long since determined
upon. It IL premium We are paying for tho
irsursnce OF the billions OF dollars worth Of
property and the hundreds Of milliona OF
commerce this great Nation possesses. II
Is ouly Justine to all rolr-icai parties and
all shades Of public opinion that these
facts should Be, rernen bered.
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a GREAT NATIONAL INVESTMENT

Some twelve or thirteen yqars ac, Sam
ue' J. l'idsn ipdgced tAo National govern
nent to begin something like a sys,ep.a,l,
ana eon,inneus policy OF providing adoqna.,
coast fortiiication9 for the defense ~ m,
country About the same time we hor,r
the rebuilding on modern lines AZ ia
American navy.
me work In both directions has not loo,
- rapid as IT ought 70 Rave been. In. =
shown considerable prosress. Al tho Dina
OF the destruction OF the Maine 10 h.,
fomt OF our mnrs important harbors v,,,
osienaea and the greater number OF eur
ccnihaatirsly few wnr vessels were IN v,,,
ecnaition But nsither tie land acfs,sss
nor the navy were en- a war fo.iny ;. ~.
sven on an adequate peace footing fo,. ,ha,
matter, for a nation OF sueh vast ana n
peeed interests.
WITHIN the past three months, however
great changes have been wrought IN ~,
premises. Batteries have been rno,,n,sa 4,
modern forts all along the Atlantic MA
En't seaboards; immense amounts =, 49,,
muniiion have been purchased: large nun,
osrs o. guns have been rushed 10 connie
non' new ships have been pressed into thu
n@sh service. when they could be found
ana the country il COW capable az holsIns
~ cvn against such naval powar !.
patn. " Germsny, Or Italy.
\ fi n !'t yss srs' ssili TAR behind 10 the rsces
~ aefsnslss ssreaEih against such .
.1l. - 4 Il LIZ = Ensssa4 81 France coula
4 g4ssys n khsrt W have III
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GOSSIP OF GAY GOTHAM.

New York May War risk insurance
rates on ships that are not sailing over
routes covered hy stray Spanish dsstroyers
I slightly fell off yesterday. N-ariy all
American vessels afloat have now h en-
insured. Nearly all the shippers feel that
/ they can dodge the SpaHiards, anyhow.
All the pilot boats used by the Sandy
iiook pilots we're Withdrawn yesterday
With the exception Of one steam vessel.
Which VIII b. used exclusively for h1ar4-
ing vessels and viii cruise in the Vicinity
q the lighlships The planting of miais
IN the bay has made navigation dansetols
even for the clever mariners wao can
readily read the lumpy face OF the deep
blue waters.
One Of the unique shows OF the season
will be that Of the Professional Womena
league. It win be black face affair. aud
a host OF well known actresses will ap-
pear In the old time FIRST part and the olio
Lolita viii make her reappaarance at this
entertainment and VIII 10 q turn" but
nobody viii give it away. This "all-star"
gamhol az the feminine lambs Will come OF
al Olympia on the afternoon OF MAY T.
The money taken in viii 20 toward the
erection o. club house for the women OF
the stage
Outgoing steamship passenger traffic has
been materials, rsa,,ced si,.. Ola, 5a..t,.
ft,,, ~, r., M -,
NJ, - sc "N"'Ue. % p'uH'Hsa tos
-. ''G "u''e 80 SwaIle' man 10. many
y,. h,.a,d ~, 49, ~. p.tsolus ltslgat are
,1a - o't ,l,p n9' MA. tlkuIes. Many peo-
Trim are evidently scared by the warfare
no oih fr''' a,u WI loreso ihalr visits 10
claimed However here sro go 80 ~ 20
pains at home.
The Bradley Martins are preparing 70
Ieavo the ,nctroroiis ava 49,
1en,s ero.a a. 49, w
eo,,gh, ,r, ~, 5n 'nlV ne. Ihay nave
rn io,i ''.D '"te A'.heF batha'o mansion
Wo,s 49,, We 't.ss '.t Mrs, Martin has al
nous rn.'umo boi a., I'm NJ hsr ia
about S4b o6@ ~ baod' 'ut "I'auri cost
p1nslve functions bnra ny vi N'
Cether likely mat emo ~, - n'eo'
money Than brains iii WIN more
thing greater In ths go 10 n@' w Souie-
the nradlnv Marie, ,,.,u an 'hep
hers "''' "e p"7h num-
The newspapers arc g., .,.n. -,
fac, M, ~. s'V" over Tue
"'V Val mas ALREADY mad an ef-
tcel on the paper market, and II promises
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,Sin the government

h'hetsNllke New Era.
Tho cid pAl-Gal News reminds IL. Of
the son OF he Emerald Isle Who cam, 10
america and on going to the polls .9r ma
hIS' ''me was dsked What ticket he want.
"a 70 vote He scratched his heal ass
said "Rtgogra don't know-a, car,
lust so lons's I'm Nia the party ,eminst
'ee government And thai's tue way
with The Ness. She doat aeem 10 ,sr.
wna1 e.owa shes with as iong as sns's Ter.
n'nst Texas, FIRST, last and all the time.
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THE BANNER OF THs

Up with the banner OF "
It's stars and sirilss ",
And let the battle beaus
Above a startled worio, <,
No more around It's iosn,'
The folds shall twlne " u,
Till falls hspaith It's risar'
The gonfalon OF SPAN
That flag With corstei'ss
Shines ever in the sll n
And, like the rainbow y Y
prosages peace 10 mar
For still amid the eanno'
II usnctliies the flshi. 4.
Aii flaues along the psss
The emblem OF the NV
II seeks no ooaques'hps,d
Cares not for ponap Q,
AS plant as the atmnsp'
ss rssolute as Fats
Wher'er il floats. on ", ~
No stain its honor
And Freedom smiles, "
Beneath IT'S steadfast
Henry Linden Flash.
Times Democrat
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Dust OF Columbus.

toronto Mail and Empire.
The dus, OF Christopher Columbus re-
roses IN the Cathedral OF Havana. and is
therefore IN danger Of being mixed WITH
the dust that Uncle Sam is prelarilg TO
raise there. It Is sad prospect .ur the
late eXplorer
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-04
Me.lington,. oninian.

bcftor Herald.
The hest Spanish soldiers" said the Duke
81 N.llington, would fire a voIiey while Inc
eissIns IS out Of n ach aad ,her ali run uNsv
Tees Ss2, nc doubt, individually rs brave as
other RS am sure they wtre vain enough
10 stand their ground"
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THIS WAR AND OUR FUTURE

THIS WAR AND OUR FUTURE
The Communication following is from the
pen OF man whose name would but have
10 be mentioned 10 order 70 be imrnedi-
Atey recognized end respected BY the couu-
try. It is name OF weight and influence.
Regard for the proprietiea imposed By the
contributors position induces him 70 write
without signature New York Jour
nal
when this war, so-oalled, is over. what?
In Itself tho war Is nothing. but 1t Is q
match that viii fire the great train of
events.
America. England. Japan.
| Through the mist of the near future this
! inyiaclbie trinity looms. big with the
! worlds welfare.
/ Destiny is drawing the three nations to-
geihcr for Gods work In uplifting the hu-
man race.
! observe the Instructive recognition OF .
/ brotherhood in blood, OF a common cause.
/ which this petty brush With Spain devei-
ops in England and the mighty Anglo
Saxon republic.
The work ahead is this:
We lop on all SPANS tentacles, imprison
her within her European boundaries, and
she becomes a second Portugal gone from
the large stage Of history iato the lum-
ber room with the battered scenery and
antiqu2tcd properties Of the dead past
She stands for blrbsrism o. The III dieyai
sort lts last undtlutel representative. for
the Spain OF today is the Spain of Philip
II, the Spain Of the Conqulstadores. minus
only the strength.
Another barbarism, younger, yet older.
threatens Russia.
1t is the barbarism OF the Cloths. of the
Vandals, Of the Franks, rising again IN
primitive visor and threatening the Twen-
t'elh century as it threatened Rome for
thousand years and conquered in the end
to bring the cruel night OF the Dark
Ages and the ensanguned twilight OF the
Middle Ages.
This tide Of red Hooded. vrle barbar-
ism poprs Asiaward, and England's duty
to It is ours as 10 Spain.
England is face to face with the fierce
and hardy iand-hungry Cossack along
boundaries almost lmitless. but the point
OF vital contact is In China
japan, That miracle am0ng nations. with
In the space Of a young mans life. has
risen like an orb OF light and warmth in
the Orient. she has put on Nineteenth
century civilization as a Greek threw upon
nm his clifton. Japan. md cd with her
energy, her art her Imagination. her MIL
'IaFy ardor and skill. Is early Greece come
again.
10 rs her hand tina, has waved tho ,v,,,
and broken The enrb,ntp,snt ,ybtcb ~
China asleep. And tbe gla,t aUats1s1 ~
a frightened knoviedge If tho Ntnatsen,b
S,1'pfg' meets - win only the intellect
ispan, u LEFT 10 herself. would civltze
emma, recrcata q world that has descended
unchanged from an era anterior to the
dynasty OF the Pt0cmys In Egyrt
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large returns on their business and enjoy
the protection afforded hy our laws and
the maintenance OF our state government.
1t ia but just under such circumstances,
that they should make adequate returns
for these privileges.
The report from Austin says that the IN
crease Of receipts from the operation Of
tho new law viii reach fully $4,000 ,Gr
April past and are far in excess Of the
receipts in the secretary's Office for any
previous month.
II can not Justly be claimed that such
taxes indicate any hostility toward eorpor-
atlons. or that they are diaerimlnatiVe i'm !.
positions placed upon this class Of busl-
ness. whether the terms OF the Law are
all that could b. desired is not the dues-
tion to which attention is called here. Dat
the broader consideration that those N1o
enjoy valuable franchises should be male
TO pay something like an adequate return
for them. This new statute appears In
way TO be accomplishing this reform. ard
the substantial addition to the States rev.
enue will be as acceptable as the Irin-
ciple upon which the revenue is raised IS
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On account of It's climsu
great recuperative powers, az
patriots have beaten the sVS'
plcwshare it viii be but q snos]
all traces OF the recent de'ss1
have disappeared. There VIII "
destroying of crops. as the ln'.1
the situation. and the RAINY
approaching. will ohliterats FL
ruin made during the past VI
Pearl OF the Antilles viii IA
brighter for its baptism IN WI
cast its radiance over all tne,t.1
It be only a single gem OF
lumbia's crown. Ii.
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UTxRAp At THE rosToFrtcE At HOUSTON. TEXAS
As SECOND CLASS MATTER.
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the HOUSTON DAILY POST.
ny rHn
noeston Printing Company.

10 - JOHNSTON. PRESIDENT.
g ]. PALMER. 49, vicH-PpHsIpnNr.
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The mineral wealth OF the tlu
computahle and inexhaustible. n
mlnes are exceedingly rich, ]
capital and energy will develop
much greater degree. The iron
capable Of producing enormous
Of Bessemer iron ores. These oral
valuable and known the world
manufacturers as Spanish ors.'
strides on the smoke CT factor
VIII be no novel sight in tbs Y
Eyed island. In business u \
political sense, Cuba has u vuslj
ture,
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Americans will reap rich fD1
vests in Cuba. whether 1t Be Z
not, and in the years not ~
population will be largely
either case. American capita
dominate and American ideM
ment will obtain. On account "
hand ot fellowship now extends
Sam, Americans will be weloHK
Cubans, and given coneess's
than any other nation. The
between the countries viii %
and the commercial Interests
tical with those CT the other
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On the mountain slopes in u
central and western parts arr n
coffee lands in the world. Ia n
were 500 plantations running Il
profit. This kept up for eight ~
the wearing ten years war run
They were either devastated Or
decay. All these will be revived
Grated Cuba. II requires only ~
tai TO start a coffee plantation. An
Is grown the third year, and theis
sees the full Yield. 1t pays front
per cent on the capital INVESTED q
much too fascinating problem !
long unsolved by Uncle SamA ed
family,