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BLEEDING PILES

And all other forms Of this common and
often dangerous disease readily cured
without pain or Inconvenience.
Thousands of men and women are af-
fiicted with some sort of piles, without
either knowing the exact nature OF the
trouble or knowing it, are careless enough
to allow il to run without taking the SIM
pie means offered for a radical cure.
The failure of salves and ointments TO
permanently cure piles has led many to
believe the only cure TO be a surgical op-
Grafton.
Surgical operations are dangerous to life,
and moreover, not often entirely success
ful, and at this time are no longer used by
the best physicians or recommended by
them.
The safest and surest way to cure any
case of piles, whether blind, bleeding or
protruding, is to use the Pyramid Pile
cure, composed of healing vegetable oils,
and absolutely free from mineral poisons
and opiates. The following letter from
Pittsburg gentleman, a severe sufferer from
bleeding piles, gives some idea of the
prompt effectual character of this pile
cure. He writes:
l take pleasure writing these few lines
to let you know that | did not sleep for
three months except for short time each
night because of bad case of bleeding
piles l was down in bed and the doctors
did me no good. A good brother tod me
of the Pyramid Pile Cure, and l bought
from my druggist three fifty-cent bottles.
They cured me, and l will soon be abe to
go to my work again.
WILLIAM HANDSCHU,
46 ST., Cotton Alley,
Below Butter ST., Pittsburg, Pa.
The Pyramid Pile Cure is not only the
safest and surest remedy for piles, but is
the best known and most popular. Every
physician and druggist in the country
knows it and what it will do.
Send to Pyramid Co., Marshall, Mich,
for little book on cause and cure of piles,
describing all forms Of piles and the prop
er treatment.
The Pyramid can be found at all drug
stores at so cents per package.
The evening times., 1899-03-16
Tried ia kin a watchman.

Cumberland, Md, March 16.-Detective
Columbus Meade arrested Vernon Golden,
a timer, of Keyser, w. Va. yesterday for
attempted murder of George Bear, Balti
more and Ohio watchman ar Keyser. Col
den, il is charged had a quarrel with Bear,
and, placing a revolver against his breast,
snapped il three times, but the weapon did
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FUNDS FOR THE SCHOOLS.
Comptroller Makes the
Quarterly Distribution.

Annapolis. Md, March 16.-At the State
comptrollers Office yesterday the quarterly
distribution of the public school fund was
made to the several counties and Baltimore
city. The amounts are payable on and
after March %. The apportionment for the
quarter is as follows:
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Cleveland Grand Circuit Meet

Cleveland, March 16.-Secretary Giles. of
the Cleveland Driving Park Association.
says he has received number of entries
for the six advance purses for the Grand
Circuit meeting. The purses are three of
$4,000 each, for the 2.10, PA and 2.23
classes trotting, and three of $4,000 each
for the 2.09, 216 and 2.2S classes pacing
These races are to be decided in the usual
way-mile heat. three in five. Hobbies
will not be barred
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Prices 75C to $500. Admission SOC.
Sauer plays the Knabe Piano exclusively.

not discharge. Sheriff Davis took him to
Keyser last night. Golden consented 10
go without requistion.
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To Coach Georgetown.

Phil King, the famous Princeton 93 foot
ball and baseball player. has been secured
to coach the baseball team Of Georgetown
University. Heretofore Georgetown's
strong team have been developed practi-
cally without the aid Of coach, and with
the services of King for the entire season
Georgetown should make a fine showing in
the race of the universities.
The evening times., 1899-03-16

MONEY TO LOAN at 4 and AZ per cent in sums
of 81, ,0Co to $4,000 on d. C. real eState; pay
of AMI per cent mortgages and begin anew;
all transactions conducted with economical
sideration for borrowers. WM. H. SAUNDERS &
CO., 14o7 1t. NV. se2i-ti-em
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have been afflicted with rheumatism for four.
teen years. and nothing seemed to give any relief
was able to be around all the time but constantly
suffering. l had tried everything could hear Of
and at last was told to try Chamberain's Pain
Balm, which l did, and was Immediately re.
ieved and in short time cured / happy to
say that it has not since returned-Josh. Edgar
Germantown, CAL For sale by Henry Evans
Wholesale and Retail Druggist, oSs Street north
west; Connecticut Avenue and Street north.
west and 1928 Maryland Avenue northeast.
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Charged with Horse stealing.

Elkton, Md, March 16.--Sheriff j. Ross
Conoly yesterday morning arrested Elmer
Rigler, aged about twenty years, near Per-
ryville, Cecil county, charged with having
stolen a valuable horse belonging to F. h
Rea, of Coleraine Lancaster county, Pa
He was committed to Elkton Jail to await
the arrival of the Lancaster county Off
cials.
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You'll never get HeUrich's unless YOU ask for
il. Phone 63l. Arlington Bottling Co, for
Maerzrn. Senate, Extra Pale. Lager.
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sugEe.ts n Happy Medium.

In confidential dispatch to the minister
OF foreign affairs, Senor Rios, under the
date Of October is. says the United States
demands the abandonment of the West In
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Rescued From the River.

The usual appropriation was made to the
normal schools
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Makes People
H-0 Hostctter's
llullQly Y Stomach Bit
terS IS IN ap-

petite-maker, and helps the stom-
ach do its work right 1t IS the
great blood cleanser, fesh-builder
and nerve tonic Best medicine in
the world for the rundown, weak
and debilitated.
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IN M 6. THEO.
OLD DR.. WEST,

35 years specialist PRIVATE DISEASES Man
hood restored. Consultation and treatment
FREE. Room 81, Pacific Building. 634 ST. nv.
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KEELtR- -MAccABEE TEMPLE

NINE. La ROY tells past, present, and future;
takes off spells. 12231s F So. NV. mas-2w-em
The evening times., 1899-03-16
ON THE WAY TO CHARLOTTE.

old Spanish colonial empire"
The daily sentinel., 1899-01-23
ON THE ROAD TO MANILA.

The Twentieth United States infantry
composed Of 1900 men, under command
of Brigadier General Lloyd Wheaton,
from Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, passed
through this city at 3:45 this afternoon
on their way to Manila. whittier they
have been ordered to release the Colora-
do boys.
Quite a number of citizens gathered
at the Union depot to chat with the gal
liant soldier boys and give them hearty
hand shake and wish them God speed
on their journey across the water.
They were a fine looking body OF men
and seemed in excellent spirits and full
Of anticipation OF the new scenes and
pleasures which they will enjoy on their
coming trip.
They speak in the highest terms OF
praise OF the welcome which was given
them by the citizens of Denver. 1t is
to such expressions of the peoples graf
itude as these, that the soldier boys look
wit b fond remembrance whom in foreign
lands, away from home and friends.
Upon the arrival Of tho Twentieth in
fantry IN Manila the Colorado troops
will in all probability be returned home
as soon - possible.
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NOTICE.

Grand junction, Colo, Jan. II, 1899.
To the Stockholders OF the Grand
Junction Land and Investment
Company:
Take Notice:
That in pursuance Of the written re-
Quest of more than a majority Of the
stockholders Of this Company, post
poned annual meeting of the stockhold-
> ers, will be held on the 26th day of jan
uary, A. D. 1899, at 2 o'clock p. m, at
the Office of w. s. Wallace, secretary OF
the compsny, at Grand Junction, Colo
RADIO.
~ Respectfully,
r. j. BoLLEs,
1O114 President.
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1O114

DRESS PATTERn GIVEN AWAY
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LOOK AT THIS.

l have 23O acres Of land in Aontezu-
ma county beautiful ranch. quite well
improved ~ miles from Cortez, the
county seat. Will trade the same for =
home in Grand Junction must not be
far out. Ny ranch 10 worth $500.
When you want to sell your household
goods or want to buy, come and see me,
l am on the trade or pay cash.
NJ. A. BLACKAKR.
The daily sentinel., 1899-01-23
wOMENs CLUB PROGRAM.

The following is the program which
was rendered at the regular meeting Of
the Womens Club this afternoon:
Roll call.-Quotations on the liquor
problem.
Reading from "The Vagabonds. y
Mrs. Wheeler.
Sympoeium-Can the problem be
solved in the United States by license?
BY prohibition? By free rum?
Current events-Mrs. Newton.
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WEATHER FORECAST.

Forecast for Colorado for twenty four
hours, from 8 p. m:
Fair tonight and Tuesday.
Local data for twenty four hours end
ing 8 a.. m.
Maximum Temperature, 80.
Minimum Temperature, l.
Precipitation, .O4.
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NO. ? N. |. S. 7. NO. ?

Ihave given personal inspection to the
working Of N l. s. 7. on the human sys-
tenn, and must say that it entirely meets
> my professional sanction.
d. b. Loomis, NJ. D.
Late Demonstration Of Anatomy, Phil
adelphia Medical College.
y GREATEST NERVE
AND BLOOD TONIC I!
The only cure for
RHEUMATISM,
The most powerful INvlGORANT
ever produced. Permanently restores
mental and physical strength. Prompt,
sure and safe. Blood Specific-No
-spring medicine.
II. I. s. T. No. 2 Is Tasteless.
E.W. COTES Solo Agent
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D No. - HNsosso Isas1l1,A
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The only cure for
RHEUMATISM.

Second hand goods are my speciality.
I either buy or sell. have . full line
Wf cook stoves, folding beds, bedroom
suits, chamber sets. and kitchen utensils
There il not thing I can't furnish you
with Andsrson's Bargain House.
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CARD OF THANKS.

To the many friends who have extend
cd aid and sympathy in our recent be-
reavement, in the loss Of beloved wife
and mother, We desire to extend our
heartfelt thanks.
n. A. GrFYoRD AND FAMILY
The daily sentinel., 1899-01-23

With my fifteenth order this week,
closing Saturday Jan, IA, will give
dress pattern worth $50. The pattern
J an be selected at any dry goods house
in the city.
Julius Goldberg,
French Dyer and Cleaner.
The daily sentinel., 1899-01-23
aKANp JUNCTION. COLORADO MONDAY. JANUARY 30, 1899
Observation-Disclosures
no YOU WANT TO KNOW?

you the character Of the ordinance sch wH
be introduced passage at tomorrow nights session OF co"e
If you point attend the session OF that body Read
carefully question. sohich uoud have prpounded
to the promoter and ask them yourselves Of him
contract ohch he sets forth the
paid for lights by the city, made part
of the ordinance and that bond guarantee bond
the contract
Find out If you cam the amount of money mythical
pay erpend plant and % satisfied that
you giving something oay tat 0iH be sorry 50 ''Ay
granting franchise but be that sat
fed your mind that the gentleman has scheme TO o"d
plant promote The ordinance h'ch '0as 'rod'
ed at the last council i haze to be shomged greo
at all like business proposition As 1t '0as aroduc
the snbance of business contract 1he p"oS'c mas
right sohat the council proposes to aay and they
further right that ii done busnesslike manner
The gentleman council said openly that he
did not come of that he nvd here and
suated that noo request Of soebody he
ought to by granting him franchise The pubic
took the responsibility to ue the gele"e"
here and ho tacy gaze understand that to haze
franchise They od also like to know those Oho smved the
gentlemen haze interest IN the franchise?
gentlemen has business contract to offer to the people
he ,oi not hesitate at all gve gerry fullest information the
public sphich he did at last session Of council
As far as The does not the least
1,vsciss granted to see that the matter
done in busnesske slip shod way that the
ordinance proposed
This paper has no grind only its duty to the
public At present time to
plant haze good as the er'sace I'm"
der the conditions confront ,oih the prospect of the beet
factory might to erect plant 'ohich 0oud haze
greater capacity than the aohch might be ercd by the
that proposes franchise and then @ the fran
chise asked tor disposed the city ,ooud be the loser
The daily sentinel., 1899-01-23
CHEAP SILK DRESSES.

Prices reduced on silk dresses until
March /. Parlors over P. O.
st 10 N. w. Blaine, Mgr.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-07

the FlBpinos? Admiral Dewey assures
as They are much better qualified for
self Government than tho 'ubans, ana
he SAYS he knows both races well
rhght breaks az last. Lot us hope the
President begins 90 see g.
ANDREW CARNEGIE
We had not seen the statement Of Nh.
Porter which Mr. Carnegie quotes. but
now that we have seen it We regard DC
as one OF The very greatest Importance
and one that must receive the most
earnest attention and consideration of the
administration
Mr.. Porter has been I'm Cuba almos .
continuously ever since Che war ended.
and PIE has been in every part OF the
island that can Doe traversed. Tie is spec
cialy qualified 90 speak OF conditions
There. and this warning 10 The President
SIS OF such a character that Sc would be
criminal TO disregard 90. We did not
know that there was serious danger OF
yellow fever to our troops when quar-
tered I'm the high lands of the interior.
but Mr. Porter tells ms there S. and he
has investigated the focts and is most
unwilling witness no them. lie is an exc
nansionist and lmporialist. ana DE would
not willingly rellnquish Cuba o. any
other of Che Spanish islands
q, wosI5 D.. hard enough upon our
ro,..,l,r eolJiors to keen them ouartered
f, c,t, ,yrar. fhDv ara liable tO have
yellow fever but n,e rcsular enlists for
bsftor OPP for worse ana ior whatever lot
berans him But This is not trac of our
v,i,ntoere They rallied TO their coun-
,-,.s call to bobt ber battles when they
,..~o toi5 tho enemy was Mt her door
,r,oy enlisted 20 Gaht and not TO DO poo
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Dn. pARKnuRsr. REroRMER.

d.. M ch.ri., II porkhurst. who
H.. ~. td.. 49,. an ,bings need reform
,,o s,,o tbo nolitical PREACHER has now
,,,r,,1 hi. ,t,.,,io, 3, the direction OF
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cows mai tbero are such writer's I'm New
,-or,, and that they have taken liberties
,,.,,h him That thcv have printed alleg-
"a ,,,oryiou.e with him that were made
o, or the whole cloth and that on one
......o, etsfoment was manufactured
,....,.,. -,,,.sn,ror office and printed
.',.. .,o emo If Dr parl,hurst forged
-. ...l, nc tbo penaltv Of great
n- p,~,.b,,rs, haze heon casting about
-.,.5 49,. r.r,ely AGAINST this
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n would be- "a sad day. indeed. fl it had
,o... 80 hoes d, tbis ,o,,trv that am
,-r,.,orei,io re,orier could throueb the
rY,lic print libel man or woman with
Immunity and that the ncwspaDer print
inc such libel were Uncomfortable" before
.po law
,ro. remedy which Dr. parkhurst sur-
... 81. .rr.or.. discounted b7- tho rcrIl-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-07
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY q is'9.


We are getting taste of "imperi''-
Earn IN the Philippines. Whatcyer may
have been our intentions. we are in the
s,,i,pde of having bought the Fi.iplnos
o. two dollars "a head and Of whipping
,,,,,, into subiection. "H.sh mon ia che
administration are reported as being dis
,rossod that the FHipinos were not Will
snv TO trust the President but we SUD
.,,,. chat we have had no statement from
.,a. source to reassue them. On the
contrary. they had The right to infer
that the United states proposed TO rule
ovcr .bem with or without their COM
cen, and they were unwilling to SUBJ
,ntr They ala not want "a change OF
masters. they wanted independence. and
as that was not i'm sight, they began TO
tight for it.
such are The first fruits Of our policy
or Imperialism. There has been blood
shed. There has been sacrifice of Ameri-
can lives. and 10 should be a warming
for his is but the beginning Of trouble
n we attempt 10 rule over these savages.
The treaty has now been ratified. li"l
was right. for St was necessary technically
10 put an end 10 the war with Spain. Tenn
porarily we have got the Filipinos on our
hands and We must righteously measure
n, IN our responsibility, whatever IL
may be. But in the name TO Washing
ton I'm the name OF our traditions I'D
the name of common sense ana Tor me
sake Of peace which IS 20 dear TO Amefi-
cans. let as be done with the "ho'e
wretched business as soon as we may
and with as little as possible of human
sacrince one true American were worth
the whole tribe Of ycilow-skins.
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maturity and sIgnating the rate OF in-
terest they bear. and the date OF their
maturity also the date OF the maturity
of am bills payable. and the bank hold
ing such obligation.
lie shall. also. on The last day or eacn
month. beginning February %. lsss. make
out and have printed Tor Distribution az
tbo r,s,t meeting of the Council month
Nv statement giving FUN and detailed
account of an money received. from what
sources. and on what account received
with a. column making comparative
statement of receipts. from the same
sources. for the same month of the pre-
ceding year. and all disbursements made
drawing % balance. and carrying sIn'3
forward TO the statement for The -
ceedine month And if amy Ilch receipts
are from the negotiation of bills paya-
bic. such statement shall give the date
of It's negotiation. the bank and the date
of its maturity
After some further business the Coun-
cil adjourned
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BROWN.-Died al his residence 1920
west Cary street az 1890 o'clock. Sat
urdav. February =. lS99. JOHN NJ
BROWN. In the forty-eghth year Of his
Funeral from his residence yesterday
az IL o'clock.
CRIME. Died. at his residence 3l6 north
Tvvenfv-scventn street, at 6.45 4. NJ
Monday. LEONARD a.. CRLMP. NJ D.
fn fhe e.Qhty-frst year OF ms age
Funeral from the residence WEDNES-
DAY. 1 T. VI.
cHALKLEY. pied. sunday February
KIN at 7.g0 a. NJ in the 42d year ot
her age Mrs. SARAH A. CHARLEY.
Funeral took place from her residence,
No 1SOe stockton street. Monday. Feb
ruary 9Th az p. NJ. Interment in
Maury cemetery.
DOrrTHAT. The funeral OF Miss ELIZA
RETH A. DoUTHAr viii take place
from 81. Paurs church THIS AFTER
NOON az $3.50 o'clock. Friends or the
family are invited to attend.
GERSKY. Died. on saturday, February
4. 1899. al T.3O p NJ. az the residence Of
his parents. No. Az east Broad street
NATHAN. son Of David and RebecCa
Gersky. In the eighteenth year Of his
Funeral from his late residence SUM-
day al o'clock T. NJ.
WINSTON. Died. az 6.l5 p. NJ. Sunday,
February 8 after a short illness MARY
w. WINSTON. daughter 81 Mr. p 4.
Winston
Funeral from the residence 40l y.
1lth street, Tuesday February Z. al II
A. NJ.
WISE.-Dled, AZ 1000 West avenue. ~ 2
a. NJ February 9Th. BARTON HAXALI,
WISE. In the thirty-fourth year OF his
age.
The funeral viii be held az the Church
of tho Holy grinity TO-DAY Al 2 p. "
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PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond's.
Cinzens and Other Matters.


Mr. Louis c. Allen, Of Philadelphia, is
in the city.
Mr. Thomas j. Enright IS Tery ~ at
his home intuition.
The Board Of Supervisors Of Henrico
county were in session yesterday ana
transacted only routine business.
The monthly meeting OF the board Of
managers OF the Homeopathic Free Dis
pensary will will be held to-day at halt-
after II O'Clock al the dispensary.
4 marriage license was issued yesterday
morning by the clerk OF the Hastings
Court TO Miss Minnie Stanley and MI
Fred. c. Angle.
Mrs. Lucy j. Tuggle. OF Ravenswood'
Nottoway county. still continues crluc-
ally III at her daughters, Mrs Robert q.
Thornton. - east Grace street, WIN
slight change in her condition
There Is no change IN the condition OF
Mr.. A. T. Bartholomew. the letter-car-
rier, who IS critically i'll at his residence
No. 5000 east Franklin street.
The funeral OF Mr.. John Gerhard Ross
who died suddenly Thursday night, took
place Sunday afternoon from 81. Mary S
Catholic church. The interment was In
ST. Marys cemetery.
Mr.. J. D. g. De Jarnette arrived in
Richmond yesterday and qualified before
the United states District Court as As.
sistant District Attorney tor the Eastern
District OF Virginia.
The Brotherhood OF St Andrew Will
complete their arrangements at the Y. NJ
q 4. tonight at S:i5 o'clock. an of me
local Chapters taking part for the mid
dav I.enten services to be aeld az 1905
east Main street, beginning "Wednesday,
the 18th
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OUR VOLUNTEERS MUST NOT BE
LETT TO PERISH.

Mr.. Andrew Carnegie is as much re-
Fponslble as any man living for the ace
cursed robbery OF the American people
chat our protective taii6 laws have inn
,,osed upon them. and DE has prohted by
that robbery as signaliy as any other man
g. the world Nevertheless. We believe
nlr Carnegie 10 be a very aligh-minded
and patriotic citizen. 1t looks like an
anomaly 20 connect these two state
nents. but Mr. Carnegie's act proves
tina. q man may be very greedy and
selfish but very patriotic also. He has
made himself particularly busy since our
war with spain terminated In the ehoIt
20 keen this country entirely disconnecI-
ell with the liberated Spanish colonies,
and we have 40 doubt whatever That his
EFFORTS have been inspired by high and
patriotc impulses. and we very cor
aially share ln his feelings and ia most
OF his Views.
We find in Sundays New York World
,he following letter from him, TO Wll'
10 the Editor OF the World.
At last we have the voice OF statesman
shin crying in the wilderness. and The
cheering feature is that il comes from an
oel-tai who has had the unDounded con-
1Cencc Of the President up 20 this time
aud is ono OF hts closest personal friends.
More than this. 90 is from the man whom
she President has twice sent 20 Cuba as
N.s agent.
Afr Porter the Presidents commissioner
20 cuba. tells us IN your columns his
,norniua, that "tho bulk OF the American
soldiers must be taken out Of Cuba by
Apru Delay I'm the work VIII
he fatal. There is TOO much dis
position with our people ina cuba 90 disc
cilss minor details our soldiers
fufv realize the situation They frankly
say their chief occupation is TO guard
Zach other. The poNcing Of Cuba
should be done by Cubans once tbs Is
well done. matters will iake care of
themselves I'm Cuba Al least that Is my
opinion"
After such an expression OF opinion
from the man who knows the situation
best. what viii be the load OF response
blnv upon President Mckinley 81 he
Ieeps our soldiers IN Cuba during the
yellow fever season. His own agent
warns him. Upon him now the respon-
e.bliitv must rest 10 viii be worth
while watching whether this outspokou
declaration OF his commissioner increases
or dlmlnishes MS influence with the Pre-
sldeni Tho future Will soon tell.
Meanwhile. Mr. Editor since tho Pre-
eidents o0r1missoner considers that
natter will take care Of themselves IN
Cuba aster April lsi II properly man
aged ~ og eoYegAnenL how ~ II ABOUT
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Month OF the valentine,
Month of che frosted pane;
Month of the grounding and
OF snow ON hin and plain
Month OF the iengthening days
Thrice welcome and thrice dear
Come sit before the blaze
And help Us make good cheer.
Month Of the chilling winds
That howl across the waste;
Oh. sharp and soulless month
When Jack Frost must be raced
Month Of the frozen pipes.
Thrice welcome and thrice dear,
For the simple reason that
You're the shortesl OF the year
$. T. Klser in Chicago News.