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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-08-17
TO Open Branch Works

III. G.. Jones Of the Ocala bot
tling Works, left last night for
Fernandina to open up "a branch
of the firm, il he deems it advisa-
BILE. The firm recently purchased
the Leesburg Bottling Works
machinery, and this, with half q
car of soda, is now packed in Il car
and ready to ship when Mr. Smith
receives word from his partner,
Mr.. Jones. The intention is to
manufacture soda on the ground
to supply the dealers.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-08-17
Klein Il Campbell

This is . new firm, but COM
posed Of men Old in business in
Ocala and men always successful.
The senior member, Jake Klein,
recently bought the stock and
good will OF his brother Israel on
Exposition street, to which he
added his own stock and pur-
chased many new goods. The
store now contains an immense
stock of clothing, dry goods.
ladies' and gents furnishings.
In his partner, Duncan Camp
bell, Mr.. Klein has Il valuable
assistant and an intelligent bust
ness man. The new firm will
succeed for they have the goods
that will demand trade, and are
able to sell them at very low
prices. Notice their ad in this
issue and call on them.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-08-17
Bound Over

George Drcwry was given 4
preliminary hearing before JUS
tice Crawford yesterday OIL a
charge Of obtaining property,
namely Il horse, from j. l.
Smoak, under false pretenseS
He WAS found guilty and bound
over in the sum OF $lOG to appear
at the fall term Of the circuit
court. Mr. Drewry, IT., seems,
purchased a horse from Mr..
Smoak, for which he WAS to pay
S15 and and him sixty
goats ut fifty cents each
and $40 n month cash Til
the remainder was paid. 1t then
transpired that he only owned
nineteen head Of goats and they
had already been sold to wide W
at Shady Grove, though not de-
livered till some time after the
horse deal. Several Witness S
were examined and the cast
caused a good deal Of interest
r. B. Bullock represented tn,
state and w. K. IcwadSki, the
defendant.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-08-17

The Florida boys, owing TO the
many acres OF land they have
cleared the past two weeks At
.Fernaudina, have styled them
selves the "FlrSt Florida Land
Improvement Company" Il title
well mtritt.d, IN view of the great
amount of work they have done
recently. - Fernandina Cores
pondent Gainesville Sun.
K. A. Alfred, Deputy United
States Marshal, brought in
Dick Curry Monday from Btne-
dict, charged with perjury. lie
had preliminary hearing before
United States Commissioner d.
5. Williams and waS bound over
TO the United States court in the
sum of 800.
Hon. r. 4. Burford returned
yesterday from Sea BreeZ"
where he has been for the past
two weeks. The colonel l.
Drowned to Il tan from cpntac1
with the sun, sand and SEA. lie
says the Ocala colony number:
almost fifty souls.
When you call~efor Dewitt:
Witch Hazel Salvc the great pile
cure, don accept anything else
Don't be talked INTO accepting
substitute, for plies, for sores
for burns. Autl-Honopoly dru:
store.
Eugene Dazier and family havt
moved from Tampa to Fernando
ia, where he has 4 position Wit
the +. &. & z.
\. H. AbrahamS, the tlorId
salesman for StovaI, Collaway 4
Company, hatters, Il IN town III
tervie wing our merchants.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-08-17
+. G.. Il p. Special Rates

Omaha, rb.--On account Of
the Trans Mississippi aud Inter-
national Exposition, tickets will
be on sale, daily, until October
II, limited TO November II, ut
SOL 40 for the round trip.
Kansas City, No.-On account
of the TranS-MlsSissippi and Inter
national Exposition, tickets will
be on sale, daily, until October
L., limited to November l5, al
$3.50 for the round trip.
indianapolis, Ind.-On accoun:
of Knight, Of Pythlas grand en-
campnent, Supreme Lodge ses-
sion, tickets will be Sold August
l9, 20 and p, at one fare round
trip, limited to August 81, 1898,
provided for an extension to leave
indianapolis as late as September
10, 1898, if tickets are deposited
with JOINT agent before August
%, with payment of % cents fee.
Black Mountain, y. Con- &C.
count OF the international
Christian Workers Association,
tickets will be sold August 18th
to 24th, inclusive, II one fare for
the round trip, good until Sep,
/ tembcr Sd. 2s9s.
| W. ". CONDOR. L. &. CURRY.
Ticket Aceut. Agent.
! Oca!a. Florida.
| L \ ~HIPNtN. 40. MACDOSELL,
| A~-'t g. A.. Gen. Pass. Agent.
Jacksonville. Florida.
The best five cent cigars q
L.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-08-17
On His Own Hook

Charles Forriceltos, the expert
tobacco handler, has severed his
connection S with the OcaIa Ha-
vana Tobacco Co., aad IS pre-
pared SO take charge of tobacco
and cure al Il very Reasonable
price. AddseSS Charles Tori
ce!los, Box 6, OcTra, Fla.
dNW lw
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-08-17

The best five cent cigars at
TrOXler'S.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-08-17
How to Look Good

Good books are really more
than skin deep, depending en-
tirely OH healthy condition of
all the vital organs. If the liver
is inactive. YOU have "a bilious
look; if your stomach is disorder
ed, you ha we 4 dysperiic look; il
your kidneys are affected, you
have Il pihchcd look. Secrlrc good
health, and yon will surely have
good looks. "EIcctric Bltti:rS' is
4 good alternative and TONIC Acts
directly OH the stomach, liver
kidneys, pslrilies ting blood
cures pimplrs.A blotchr5fand boIis
and gives Il Sortt~c complexion
Every bottle guaranteed, Sole
1T f. G.. AlworLh x Co.'S. drua
store. 40 cents per bottle.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-08-17
To Cleanse the System

EHectualIy yet s'eatly, when cos
tive or bilious, topermanentIy
overcoInd habituai Constipation,
to awakch the Kidneys and liver
to heaIthy activity, without
irritating pr weakening them, to
dispel head fche~, colds or fevers,
use Syrup II Figs made by the
California Fse SyrupfCo.
The proprietors and employees
Of the Postotlice drug store have
been busy for several days taking
stock.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-08-17
Council Meeting

hC NiCJ IOuiltll liicb 1851 HlSui
There were present Ben njamiD,
Livingston, Davis, Fuller, Nc
Conathy and Smith. Clerk DoZier
read the minutes of previous
meeting. A recommendation was
read from Mayor Reardon sug-
gesting the name OF }. &. Nor
cross for uperintendent of the
electric light plant, which recon-
mendation the council ratified.
The judiciary committee, on the
advice of the city attorney, rec
ommended that the Judgment Of
$3.50 against the city III favor OF
ID. 5. Williams be paid, and the
council so ordered it,.
The petition Of Mrs. Jei1ic Bell
for rebate OF taxes was not
granted.
A petition was read from the
General Electric Company asking
for q rebate of the city taxes on
the electric plant for 1898. II
was granted, provided the COM
pany would deposit Il sum equal
to the state and county taxes for
the same year.
DR.. A. L. IZlar's resignation
as IL member of the city board of
health WAS read and accepted.
A communication was read
from the state board of health at
Jacksonville recording The sup
posed case of yellow fever is Lou
isiana, stating that the Ocala
board would be kept posted on
developments.
The ordinance imposing a
license tax on certain professions
and OCCUPATIONS engaged in with
in the city of Ocaln and providino @
for It's collection. etc, that had
been referred to the judiciary
committee, was amended by said
committee and adopted by the
council. 1t was referred to the
CITY attorney To be en"rossed as
amended.
The ordinance to repeal the COW
ordinance was referred back by
the judiciary committee, who rec
onmended that it be not repealed
but that man be employed t'
impound cattle at q salary moi
exceeding $50 per month, to bt
selected by the police commltte,
and subject to discharge at th,
discretion of the council, ant
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-08-17
Ole! Folks Social

The EpwOrth League will give
an Old Folks SOCIAL at the Mon
Iezuma Hotel Friday evening,
Aug. 10Th, ut O'Clock. Every
body invited, the old folks
especially. Special program.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-08-17
Marion County Republican

The Marion county republicans
met today IN large numbers to
nominate q county ticket. The
result will be given tomorrow.
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Anthony

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inc at aha,nylIle Sunday.
DR.. y. 4. Snith made a short
trip to Jacksonville Nondav, re-
turning on FriIay.
Capt, Bill keudrlci< was i'm
town Sunday and Monday. His
son-in-law, M. w. Ravcnr,l, was
also here. Mr.. Rayford was
dcnot AGENT here srvtr;,I Years
ayo. and is row agent at San
Mateo. Fla.
W. NJ. NcDoWc'l' VINO owns a
saw mli'' mas EoC MS IRON wagon
put up aii" /" uH'', LII - uiit
ilrSO Oh the kthu i'll thiS heiShpof'
hooo.
Mesa free press., 1898-04-08
SUMMONS.

tn :h;e District Court of the Third
Judicial District of the Territory OF Ar
izona, in and forte County of Marico-
Joyep, Deck, P;sin.if. vs. =. A. Deck,
Ds iepdsnt.
Action brought in the District Cour:
of the Third Judicial District of the
Territory q ATrigg",la, ia ard for Mari
copa Counlg, eaJ 81 the complaint FLED
in said Mareoirl County. in the office
of the Clsrk Of said D STRICT Court.
in he name .of the FER story oi Ari-
zoua, to T. 4. Deck. Detendent, greet
ing
You are hereby summoped and re-
q1ired te appear in IN acti IN Drought
against yon by the above named plain
tiff III III Dlstr.,t C"uft Of the Third
JGiicial District OF the Territory OF Ar
iona, IN an ] tur Mar copa County. and
an.we, the complaint herein filed with
tie Clerk : + this sail. ourt, At "hoenx.
ir id County, withio ten days after he
service uail, vou of this summons, ii
served /. this said County, or if served
OH # this said County and within this
said Judicial Districf, then 'Tithin
twenty days thereafter, or in all other
cases within thirty days thereafter, the
of the day OF service, or judgment by
default will be taken against you.
Given pnder my hand aud the
(Seal seal OF the District Court OF the
Third Judicial District Of the
Territory Of Arizona, in and for Marico
pa County, this Dist day of March A
d. 1898: EDWIN s. GILL.
Clerk Of said District Court.
Mesa free press., 1898-04-08
PHOENIX SHORT LINE |
PHOENIX & MARIcoPA.

.Arain leaves Phoenix at Sp N Ar
rive. at Tempe ut $50 p. NJ. and =
Maricopa at $50 y. nj.
Train leaves Maricopa at 5.45s, a,
Arrives at Tempe at s 45 q NJ. and a!
Phoenix at 7:l5 a. M
Close connections made with South
cru Pacific at MSticopa,, also et Tempe
with stages for GoldKeld. Connretjon
made at SPhoenix with S. + F. 4f
for Prescott and Congress.
PHOENIX AND Mesa ssHA cFry
Leave Mesa at 1880 1 IN, arrlys ~
Tempe s m, gnd' ph9fl|if $50 4 r.
Leave Mrs;i at | 80 p n', arrive 4,
Tenoe 200 p'Hl, As'd AZ Rhosaa't at.
$50 P n: =
4r.va PhaaNix 1T 9.sGa ~, srriv.
a. Te%Bs at 1920 in. arrives Mesa
Leave Rhoepix At $ p no, arrivs
Tempe n 2.sp ? E'',%rriv" Mesa Il
6 p IN.
All trairs ,'un ,san, '.ni xllI stop
at any pon4t IN "igh"'l
G. Z. McEf.IL.
+. D. SAhFcRp. tsen'l surt
" GIN 7 Pass .tgt
Genrrnl Ollie 'Pho.niv.
Mesa free press., 1898-04-08
sDining station,

T. . only North and South line iu ixGnA ira
versng and reaching the nloss interesting ecti0ns
including the sreat Salt Xiv ef valley
Through tickets fer all points In ne Itdted
States, Gonada and Mexico,
Connecting at jerome JrncrlGp with srAins
.fU. Y. & Z. By. f"r Jerome.
........... At Prescott with ags lines Tor
All tn principal mining lamps; at klongrots
junction witn Congress Go, ~ r. u 10 on
ess and stage lines for .rqu. Hals, et4nt"nr
and Yarnen AT Ph ,eeix ~itn the Maricopn
thoeois Ry. for points on 4. y. Rp. aiao With
Is. e. V. BY. at bot 5priay. Juncston <h shs
20. II 8. r. Co stage |; for '>astia re K
Rot SprinRs: she new ALI p 'ye he 'th resort.
2. VI. MURPHY, 20. II. y Rf3ENr
Pres;s Il Gen Mar. 1sp ~ Il Pass Agt
Pr"sontt. ar'z Pissc''tf Ariz.
Is. 4. WELLS.
Ass' han. Mgr.
res,o't, A,i@Gnn.
Mesa free press., 1898-04-08
REDUCED RATES FOR SCHOOL
CHILDREN.

Students who desire to attend the Nor
nal School at Tempe or the High school
1T Phoenix, Can, on application at the
general office Of the NJ. & P. X. r. or
the local agenE at Mesa. secure ten ride
communications tickets.
Mesa free press., 1898-04-08
DESERT LAND, BISAL PROOF. NQTlcs
FOR PUBLICATION.
United States Land OfHce,

United Ssales Land Ufbce,
Tucson. Arizona, March Il, 1898.
Notice is hereby given that El'niira
Rd>enberger OF Mesa, Maricopa County.
Arizona, has filed notice OF intention TO
make proof on her desert-land CAIN no.
23lb, Tor the E4 Sec. SO, I | ). 4. F.,
before the Clelk If the District Court at
Phoenix. Arizona. on aturday the 23rd
Gay OF April, 1898,
She names the following witnesses TO
prove tire complete irrigation and fec-
lamauon o. sald land George faylor,
Lafayette lliii jesse D. Hobson ard
keuhen d. Rosenberger, all OF MeHaa.
Marcopa County, Arizona.
EUGENE J. TRIPpE..
Register
Mesa free press., 1898-04-08
DESERT LsND, FINAL PROOF : NOTICE
For PUBLIC ALTON.
Upitei Sts;es I,,nd OFF e

Upitei StS;es Fund Oh..e.
Tucson, arlu,i,a March "A. 1895
Notice is hereby given rhat Reu)en D.
Rosnpberger pf Mesa Marcopa County
Arzona, has pled notice OF intention :"
make pfooi On his desert lard claim
No, 23l5. Tor le VI Sec 80. =! s. R
5 E. e'ore III Clerk OF the District
Court at Phnvl,iv. Arizona, on Sat. :.day.
the %, q: W Apf.i, 1928.
He i,.nes he folIowlng witnesses to
prove the CO. plete irrlgall;n ap's rec
iauatinn of lanrl: Geor.e Fay lor,
Lafayette i'il les e. d, Hobs u and
Elmna i,c4el. ucrsel, ~ Il 'lesa, Ar'zo-
ia.
i +. GENE } rR;pRE',
kG2lst.r 4.
Mesa free press., 1898-04-08
nm: PASoEY.
UkD ER CEkE z r

Undertsker's supplies. Imported, of,n
and ca%krt. alr-,vs IN hard
COfIlh. n.Nl~ te- sfdtr >n ,hrlt enit: =
Fnrt.,tnre r-ua'r,pd aud ion work l~s
at livs HI "a live pi'ce.
WI rASSEN.
Mex lo.r'. Mess NV Bank
Mesa free press., 1898-04-08
kESA FREE PRESS:
Trlp4r. April 8, 1898.
LOCAL NEWS.

euuesuay.
Prof. H. H. Brown and wife paid
visit TO Mesa Last Saturday.
Orley stapley and James Hastings
viii drive through by team I, Salt
Lake.
Don't fAil to hear Blossie Chamber
lain, the child elocuticnist in Coop
hall on the 10th
Orley Stapley and JOS. Hastings
will leave next week on their two
years missionary work.
Conductor Harris and wife will
occupy Hy. Peterson's new brick
residence recently completed.
The order Of the land department
OF the governments declaring mesquite
to he timber has been modified
Advent services began Tuesday
evening in the tenre near the Alham-
bse and will be continued indefinitely
N1000 To loan on good security
~AVUV for long time and at very
Reasonable rate Apply at this Office.
Lawyer Bullard was up from the
capital city Monday He is deputy
district attorney and he makes an
active official.
Mr.. Patrick of Phoenix. came up
Wednesday to visit his old time
friend Harry Walton, who is ye,
quite seriously ILL.,
Hunsaker l. Stapley have received
fine lot of rcfrigerators and ice
cream freezers, which they are selling
at bedrock prices
The Grand Lodge / O. o. E.. the
Grand Encamp ment and the Rebekah
Grand Assembly will convene in
Phoenix rrxt Monday
Ed. Ponerov, Wm' Phelps, jas.
". Vance. and Geo Fryer Of Mesa
and D,.dl,.y Jones of Lehi. left las,
Saturday on two years mission.
4 big race ha, been made co be
rnn on the Mesa track On Nav 18th.
The race is between Sees gr,y horse
and Brady's sorrsl. for $500 a side
Chas. Wing has re painted his store
bLilding ana fitted it uo in fine shape.
He is now ready for business with a fine
stock OF groceries confectionery, trpits,
etc.
Talmai Pomeroy has been offciat-
ing as agent at the depot here this
week pending the arrival of the new
agent, Mr.. Mock, who has heret ofore
been stationed at Maricopa.
DIR. B. B. Nesbitt who lately came
from Pomona, California, has been
standing al examination before the
Medical Boar1 of the Territory during
the past week. T. e Doctor passed n
creditable and successful examination.
He is an old practitioner of ssoutherp
California and graduate of first :
class meflical college. No doubt he
will soon build up good practice
here.
Those who have clothes, coats, pants
or vests, to be cleaped or pressed can
have the work neatly done by Mrs
Christina Beck, two blocks north OF
Kimball House.
BABY CARRIAGES, CARPETS
Wallpaper, Silver ware, Watches,
Diamonds. Drop postal card and
we will call on you your home with
samples. g. F. Lampey. 526 West
Washington st Phoenix.
Dr. ID. L Lucas, the Mesa Dentist
has moved his office from the Alham-
bra to the FREE PRESS building on
Main street. The DIR. will, commene
ing January lst, meet Phoenix prices
on all kinds of work. Extracting
teeth, fifty cents each, which amount
will be deducted from plate work
Best plate work from 80 up. Filling
from 81 up. Gold crown and bridge
work speciality.
Mesa free press., 1898-04-08
STATEMENT

Of the receipts and Disbursements of
Mesa City for the term ending March
23rd. 1893.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-06-18
PATCHING UP The CABLES

Washington, June 1.-THE war depart
ment has been working strenuously to
establish cable communication over the
French cable between Hayti and the point
near Santiago where the marines are now
camped. General Greeley, chief signal Of
ficer, is directly in charge of the work
and is acting through Lieutenant Colonel
Allen, of the signal corps, aboard the
steamer Mancel, which has been char
tered by the war department for the pur-
pose of making and breaking cable con-
nections to suit naval and military neces-
stiles. The navy is not concerned in this
work and all the operations looking to the
renewal of broken circuits are in charge
of the army. The Mancel was yesterday
at Cape Haytien. with everything pre-
pared for the start, when the trouble was
found with her clearance papers. As soon
as the fast was reported here, General
Greeley. induced the state departmnt to
send instructions to United States Min
ister Powell at Port au Prince, to use his
good offices with the Haytien govern
ment TO facilitate the departure OF the
ship. 1t is now believed this has been ac-
complshed and that the ManceI *
either in Guantanamo Bay or very close
10 that place As soon as cable communf-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-06-18

territory gained by the United States:
Louisina. square miles In. 1881, year
1So3 president. Jefferson: Florida. square
miles 59.2sS. year 1919 president Monroe:
Texas, square miles SD. I3S, pear ISIS. presi-
dent. Polk; Mexican (cessionp. square
miles 545,5S5. year lS4S. president. Polk:
GaGsden purchase. square miles, 45.N5
year ISIS, president. Pierce; Alaska, square
miles 577.2So, year 1856. president. John
son; total acquired. 2.776.e4a square miles.
The acquisition Of she Hawaiian Is
lands with their 6.640 square miles OF
area and population Of Ioso95. II IS claim
ed. VIII be the entering wedge for the
seizure OF The island possessions Of Spain.
Leaving Cuba oat entirely. the United
States may in <he pursuance Of the new
policy take possession q Iis so square
miles fterritory IN settling the cos: q
the var with Spain Porto Rico has an
area Of $50 square miles. and q population
Of SS..GS. The Philippines cover Haas
square miles. and support a p0pula don o.
7.eo"9o. The Sulus Islands have AZ area
Of 80 square miles and q population OF "a
0o- The Caroliaes and Pelews Save an
area OF 80 square miles and & popula-
ton % IS 90. and the Lzdrone Islands ID
square miles and lG.Iz. population
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-06-18
TO SUPPLY SHAFT[R'S ARMY

Washington, June 17.-For the same rea-
son that they declined to make public any
information respecting the sending of the
Santiago expedition until the transports
had started, the war department officials
decline to say whether they are about to
send reinforcements to General Shafter
Immediately. But without reference to re-
Inducements, the department will estab-
lish a line of communication almost daily
by steamer with General Skaters force
in order to keep his troops supplied am
ply with food, munitions of war and what
ever else may be needed. 1t may be neces-
sary also for the government to under
take by means of this express service to
supply in large part with food and am
munition the Cuban insurgents under Car
cia and Rabi who are reported to have
come to the support of Lieutenant Col
onel Huntington's marines at Camp Nc
Gala. little computation will show
that a large amount of supplies will be
needed and a number of vessels must be
employed in this service, so that if the
government should find it necessary to
General Shafter by few thous-
and additional soldiers, they can be very
and at short notice trans
ported on some of these supply ships.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-06-18
No NEWS TILL SUNDAY

Washington, June T.-No news Is eN-
pected from the fleet atSantiago before
Sunday. That statement was made at the
navy department today and was based up
on an accurate knowledge of the course
adopted by the troop transports and the
rate of speed at which the vessels were
travelling. The naval officials were Still
confident that the vessels had taken the
easterly course by way Of Cape Maysi.
They should have rounded that point by
today The fixing upon Sunday as the
day upon which news might be expected
was supposed to have been brought about
from the consideration that it would take
some time. probably as much as two days,
to land the troops and the heavy equip
ments. Several days were required to eff
feet the emba rka ton of troops at Tampa,
and it was not to be epected that much
better time could be made in getting them
ashore on a hostile coast, without any Of
the facilities afforded at Tampa for their
work.
Secretary Long announced at the open
ing of the cabinet meeting that there had
been no important official dispa tches to-
day and that there would probably be no
decisive news from Santiago before Sun
day.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-06-18
NEEDN'T SAY MUCH ABOUT HAWAII

Washington. June I6-In the pessase
by the house Of the Hawaiian annexa ion
resolutions ~ he overwhelming vt5e Of
pa to 8. = 50 ;eSday afternoon ne'rer
73-;y is shown - claim monopoly - TIE
credit for inaugurating what is believed
when the roll was called as supporting The
resolutions. the Democratic members in
spite Of the fact that William J. Bryan's
speech Z; Omaha declares against terri
torial expansion under any form. Il was
soemthing of a surprise 10 the Demo-
Gratis who opposed the resolutions TO fad
themselves in such a decided minority.
after having their leaders Illumination
against war Of conquest
The United States has been increasing
in area IN square miles ever since the ad-
ministraJion Of Thomas Jefferson. In It's
original form the nation covered but ST.
S44 square miles. One AFTER another Of the
Democratic presidents witnessed the ac-
QUESTION OF new territory. a fact which
Mr.. Bryan and the Democrats opposig the
Hawaiian resolutions seem 10 nave for
gotten Every acquisition. with the ex-
cepton OF the purchase OF Alaska under
the johnson administration. was made IN
der Democratic president, as viii be
seen from the following showing the