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Proposals.
A RMY RIIILDING. Whitehall Street. New

York City. April 9Th. Is89.-sealed proposals ln
trpiicate will be received here until u O'Clock moon
April 18th and then opened In the presence OF
bidders supplying this Department With common ana
Wall tents and extra Wall Tent mes, All 70
conform 10 existing specifications TO be seen AZ TINS
depot. except to be machine sewea WIN
rows stitching instead OF hand sewed and or either
piece or fibre dyed cotton duck or twill BIDS VIII be
considered for delivery either New York baltimore OF
Chicago depot L. s. reserves the right to reject or
accept any proposals part thereof rrefer
ence will he given 10 articles domestic production or
manufacture conditions Of quality and price Iincluding
In the price OF foreign productions manufactures the
duty thereon being equal Blanks for bidding and all
necessary information be had here. The T. = GOV
the right TO increase the quantities al
ver.ed for nifty G0 per cent. II deemed advisable by
this Envelopes containing proposals should
be marked Proposals for Tenage to be opened April
18th 1900 and addressed 10 Colonel a. 5. klMBALL.
As, General. L. s.
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Notire Go Grroiiors.


UPERIOR cot r T. NEW HAVEN
- County the Both day Of March 1s99Frederck A.
Belts Insurance Commissioner The Connecticut Life
Insurance Company WaterburyOrder de Presentation
~ Claims and Notice CredtorsIn the above entitled
action on petition and hearing. order having been
made APPOINTING The New Haven Trust Company to be
The Receiver ~ said The Connecticut Life Insurance
COMPANY of Waterbury. is further ORDERED:
That period months from the first day Of April.
1899 he and IS hereby limited for the presentation 81
claims against said company. and that claims shall he
proved nv presenting the IN writing. verified By
oath TO the committee hereinafter named. and that all
claims against said company presented within said
time shall forever barred that John " Bristol and
Edward H. Rogers. both ~ the city Of New Haven
and state Of Connecticut. he and they are hereby APP
pointed a Committee. To hear and decide upon claims
against said and that notice Of this order be
given to creditors of said by publishing
copy hereof least once week for four successive
lished in each the cities Of Waterbury, New Haven
and Hartford the State of Connecticut and New York
city and further by mailing 10 each known creditor OF
said company postage prepaid copy OF this order BY
the Court. John Currer Gallagher Assistant Clerk All
persons having claims against said company
quested present them at once 70 Mr. John w Bristol
No S65 Chapel New Haven, Conn or 70 Mr.. Edward
H Rogers. No. 40 Church St. New Haven Conn All
persons indebted said requested 10 make
immediate payment to the undersgned At No Y Church
St New Haven. Conn. THE NEW HAVEN TRUST
COMPANY Receiver Of The Connecticut Life Insurance
Company Of Waterbury. BY Edward A. Bowers Vice
President
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nlasicr's Notlre.
x1.STFR,S SALEM CHANCERY OF NEW

W ,r-pSFy-Beween The Farmers Loan and Trust
l,,-sn' ~ al Compainants. and Hudson Tunnel Raj :
wav Company ais. Defendants FL "a FOR sae oI
Woyyteaged premises. &c. Returnable May Term. 1879
No;rICE is HEREBY GIVEN that in pursuance OF a
decree in the above entitled cause and by virtue OF the
ebve stated writ to directed and delivered shall
sell nv puhllc vendue. the mortgaged premises al the
Soor ~ the Office the Hudson Tunnel Railway Com
nenv situated at the foot OF Fifteenth street On the
XIII Riyer in Jersey City Hudson County New Jersey.
ocE and oftcen minutes the afternoon all the follow
Inc described property rights and franchises with the
"Pa ~ and singular the Hudson Tunnel Railway Com
,ony.s tunnels and lines railway already consruc ed
~ now in course Of construction and which said tunnels
are now known intended to he known as the North
and tunnels extending from New ork CITY IN tho
STATE of New York. city. in the state Of New
Jersev including all sdings. branches rights OF
Seno,s workshops houses. car houses freight
bo,,ses and buildings. structures and terminal
,set In the CITY York; appertaining all OF the
came and all rolling stock machinery, tools implements
and personal property every nature kind and descrlp
zion what soeyer held acquired. at time
after the nth lay April 1889 held acquired by the
Hudson Turner Railway COMPANY together with all and
"a the said railways branches lands and premises either
thereof belonging in any wise apperiaining and the
incomes revenues and profits thereof and
also all the estate right title. interest property posses
sion claim demand whatsoever, well law In
equity of the said Hudson Tunnel Railway Company Of
,r a1d ~ the same and every and any part thereof
with the appuenanCes and all the property, rights and
franchises granted conferred upon the said Hudson
Tunnel Railway Company.
Dated March 13. 1893. -
Master in Chancery OF New Jersey.
HENRY s. WHITE
Solicitor for Compainsnts.
IS Montgomery street.
Jersey city. y. ].
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u Collectors ONCE April 18th. 1se9-sealed proposals
for furnishing such quantities as may be desired
miscellaneous supplies for Of the Customs service az
this mort during fiscal ending June ~. lsp the
EXPENSE thereof payable from the appropriation TOT col
lecng the Revenue from Customs. 1890. including gas
water ice fuel and for Illuminating pur
poses in rented premises will be received at this ohce
until 70 O'clock noon g. 1899. Sealed proposals VIII
also be received until and hour named for the
performance the following services during the fiscal
YEAR aforesaid Laundering for rented premises
repairing and maintaining special hre-aarIn box at the
L s Appraiser's Warehouse maintaining wire and nat
tees f5r special connecting safe at the
/ $ Appraisers with Ninth Precinct station
nroydinR coupe carrying mail between the
l. : Appraisers Warehouse Post Office Building ana
Custom House Building and for Of the collector sur
yevor Appraiser and Paymaser visiting docks and differ
emf Offices where Customs officers are stationed In New
York BROOKLYN and Jersey CITY samples
from wharves bonded and other places 10 the
L. s. Appraisers Warehouse The to reject any Or
az bids or parts defects Is reserved
schedule OF the articles and services required and
other Information concerning the he had
application 10 the Collector Of Customs at this port
7. J. COUCH.
Special Deputy Collector.
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ROCK BARGAINS.


everybody. rich end poor. old End
mig. al Coverings New-York Book Ex-
enge. 7si Broadway. opposite wanna
,ker's. books OF every description al
e. nr,ces than ever before offered IN
= CITY: Immense stock OF standard and
lsceliineous books. finely bound sets. IL
S,rated gift books. al prices never before
,rroached. encyclopedias Appleton :,
aambers's Britannica. Peoples al your
sn nrlce. secondhand school books. re-
ew hooks and books Of all kinds bought.
Ia and exchanged: highest cash prices
ia. calls al residences free. LOVER
iC;'s NEW YORK BOOK EXCHANGE.
h Bros dway, between 9th and 10Th SITS. {:
en- evenings.
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DROPOSALS FOR SKY BLUE KERSEY.-

- PhIa Depot Q. NJ Dept. l,i2s Arch street Phla;,
be received here until IL o'clock A. NJ; THURSDAY April
oO,h 1899 for furnishing this depot with 10000 yards OF
10 ounce sky Kersey conforming to standard and
specifications Samples will not be considered The qnan-
,itv will he subject 1907 increase II desired. bidders
must state with rapidity they will make deliveries
right accept any or all
proposals or any part thereof Preference given TO ar
tices OF domestic production manufacture conditions
~ quality and price dncluding the price OF foreign
productions manufactures the duty thereonl being
eouaI The usual guarantee IN 1917 OF Tie value OF the
article will required with all bids lNGu ARA IEED
BIDS will be considered. Blanks for proposals &c
viii he furnished upon application Envelopes containing
proposals TO be endorsed Proposals for kersey and
addressed 10 It. Col JOHN V. BUREY, Deputy Quarter
master-General. L. s. Army.
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'SaoNvHo ssaNISla


fANTED Lady or gentleman as partner.
with g., 500. TO run one Of the handsom-
n furnished hotels Of AZ sleeping rooms.
ne bar and cafe. at West Brighton Beach,
Y. or will lease part 10 one acquainted
I'm the best sporting class preferred, sure
rtune. X. p. station NJ. Brooklyn.
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twenty-four thousand tons OF armor for naval yes
sells will received the Navy Department untl ~
o clock noon. Wednesday May II. $500 when they WI
he pubicly opened Forms proposal and all information
NAV be obtained from the Chief Of the Bureau Of ord
ma nee Navy Department Washington. n. c. CHAs H.
ALLEN Acting Secretary. -" w
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OLD BOOKS BOUGHT AND SOLD

BOOKS Of every description bought. sold
and exchanged: small parcels or liorarits
purchased: highest cash prices paid: calls
al residence free; send postal DDN En-
ING'S NETWORK BOOK EXCHANGE,
ISL Broadway. between 9th and 10th sts.
Open evenings.
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POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT. . .
Washington. ID. C.. March p. 1873.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at thi:

~ Department until Thursday. May 4. at o'clock
D M Tor furnishing for the use Of its Mai-Equipment
Shop, such supplies consisting Of wire. rves burrs.
emery steel chemicals oils leather. thread, ETC. In such
quantities OF the different articles, respectively ana az
such and from time to time as they may be ordered
during fiscal year beginning July l. 1899 go
articles desired. with speci-
ncations and proposal will be furnished upon ap
plication the Second Assistant Postmaster General
PERRY s. HEATH,
Acting Postmaster General.
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MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICES.-5O0 secondhand
wood and iron working machines: fully
guaranteed, machinery bought and ex-
changed. GEORGE B. EDDY. s9S Nadi-
eon-sl
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Citations.

CAMILLE STOCKIIN Of Gebweler. who married Elisa
IAuer Of Baden. and since 1854 in America, is en-
titled to a Of money and should apply 10 the
V.rwalter Gerichts SecTe air Schweitzer Gebweler,
Alsace, Germany.
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MISCELLANEOUS,

o0o~>Neo~NN~~~~~
CASH PAID for entire contents houses
fats or furniture In storage. FANCls,
1903 West 33d at
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: s CUSTOM HOUSE. New York. April

- 70 isa9-sealed proposals will be received at this
building until o'clock Thursday. April p, ls"
tor frnishing fuel water, Ice miscellaneous supplies
washing towels. hauling ashes and sprnkng streets
for This building during the fiscal year ending June 20
700 ar such portion Of the year a. may he deemed
aJv,sabe The right 10 reject any and all bids is
served by the Treasury Department
' - g. r BIDWEI.L Custodian.
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PATENTS.
LOST.

LOST.
NN>~~-~~~~> ~~~o>~~~~>~>~>~~
BANKBOO No. Sl9. s3l Of the Union
Dime Savings Institution Is missing.
Any person having a claim 10 1t Is hereby
called upon 10 present the same within
ten daye. or submit TO having said pass
book cancelled and new one issued
LOST.-Bankbook No. 7O8. 725. Bank for
Savings. $50 4th-ave.. New York. Pay
ment stopped. Please return book 20 bank.
Bankbook No. 726. GIG, Bank for
Savings. go 4th-ave.. New-York. Pay
ment stopped. Please return book 20 bank.
ANY PERSON holding or laying claim 10
handbook No. II 300 OF the United states
Savings Bank IL notified 70 present II at
the bank. as a new one Is about 10 be
issued
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PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES FOR THE MAIISEoUIP-
MENT SHOPS OF THE POST OFFICE
DEPARTMENT.
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BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.

uLLIARD AND POOL TABLES. new
ana secondhand. lowest prices; easiest
rms. MARX BROS. - Union Square.
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II S. ENGINEER OFFICE, So St Paul ST.,
- Baltimore Md. April s.. 1899. Proposals for dredg-
leading to harbor at Baltimore VIII be
received until noon May H. 1899 and then opened For
information apply 10 PETER G. HAMS. Col. Engrs.
A DvBRTISEMENT3 and subseriptions foa The Tribune
~ received al their Uptown ONCE, No. 1242 Broadway
ID door north OF 3lst-s until o'clock advertise
nents received following branch Offices at regular
Office o'clock Viz: 20 Sth ave. D. e.
cor 23d st 152 12thst.: Mays 6h-ave
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8uerial Nctires.


r A FONTAINE Kentucky-aye.. near Beach Atanto
Ii city n j. Steam heat. Sun parlor. rev manage
ment. M II. SicS>ASA'
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finnnrldl HIeetlnaS.

Brsincss Opportunities.
.srp,~.x pUsINESs WITH GREAT BRITAIN.
sound American Commercial q Financial Ageneies
,hsrfaken Market other reports furnished Disputes
itusted Accounts collected. ..
Personal & Confidential Commission executed
Cables 'Thinkable London
". c. ii. MANIECE,
BROAD Street House. London. L. c. England.
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NURSE. valet. masseur 10 invalid gentle
man: mental or physical. frst-class city
references: registered Academy Of Medi-
cine NURSE care Scales. 93f 6th-ave
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WORK WANTED.

Mnle.
A YOUNG MAN. q. German and English
correspondent, as ofice assistant: give
security Address G. r.. BOX IL, Tribune
once.
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COACHMAN.-Slng experienced New
York and Brooklyn driver: understands
care horses, carriages. harness thoroughly;
care furnace. generally useful sober.
obliging; best personal references.
COACHMAN Box g. Tribune Office.
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cOACHMAN. English. 20; married. ex-
perienced. etc: understands boating.
swimming and cycling thoroughly; refer
ences A. u. D.. 1922 Broadway.
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COACHMAN Married. aged 30: years
best city reference; employer can be
seen. W. j.. - East 2Ith-st
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MAN. colored to take care Of horses and
COWS: understands his business thor
oughly L. r., % NewYork- ave-.
Jamaica. Long Island.
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GARDENER.-By scotchman. married. on
gentleman's place: no encumorance;
thoroughly skilled In greenhouse. graper-
les. roses, violets and chrysanthemums:
good vegetable gardener: care OF stock:
sober and oblging. Address F.. Box o.
Tarrytown " Y.
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COACHMAN -English: single: frst-class
city references; Just disengaged Ad-
dress C.. 9s7 6th-ave.. 2d floor
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vINHE EASTBOURNE. x~ ~
1 wisn unuosn,m.nt KATHARINE MGRATH
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MASSAGE and vALET.-By young man:
thoroughly competent II. H.. 1873 7th-
ave, ID floor.
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cOACHMAN or GARDENER.-Mar
aged 80: understands care horses, car
riages: careful driver. understands general
charge OF gentleman's place. p. M. care
OF White. 154 East 2Tth-st.
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Gummer Resorts.
MappaMamse&t lP8era Ro {
HOTEL, GLADSTONE.

xv,,, u"sVctDF INN NEW MILFORD,
I'hE Ltchfield Co.. Conn.
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SECOND or THIPD MAN In family or
clubhouse; good reference. LIND
STRON. 227 East 3ist-st.
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ENGINEER wants position; elevator
dynamo. motors wiring. etc. r LIS
TYP 382 Waren-st.. Brooklyn.
The Springfield herald., 1899-03-17

avtn4 q 80 0M.
A dollars Nprth 0
Pfpan nbulss
hs0 ns . month,
aad I would not b
without them now
u II wES ny Ast
DOLLAR n hs
tine Of olS hhN.
N6W harO ltWe
present tWo Auh-
I'M who Gpocinlly
The Springfield herald., 1899-03-17
WRECKING A COWBOY.
How n Tenderfoot with a SILK Hat
Did Him Up In a Little
Gun Play.

"There is at least one cowboy in Ari-
iona whose head is three sizes smaller
than i, was month ago." said the Chi
cago drummer, as he brushed the alkali
dust of his coat collar. "At Tombstone
| fell in with young man from New
Haven who was prowling over the
country in search of a good thing, but
not caring much whether he found il or
not. One afternoon he stood with his
back to the street, reading the poster.
on Il. billboard. He had on silk hat.
and presently n cowboy emerged from
store on the opposite side of ,he square.
One glance at that hat brough, out &
gun. and there was pop! pop! pop! Till
six bullets had been fired. The tender
foot never turned, nor lie, on that he
heard the shooting. In ten seconds the
gun was reloaded. and there was an
other fusiilaGe. There were n hundred
people looking on and shouting and
laughing, but the ,enderfoo, kept his
back to the street until The twelfth shot
had been fired. Then he calmly turned
about, removed his hat and placed it on
the ground. and stepping back pace.
or two. he drew his gun and hot il to
pieces. The remuins were yet smoking
when he picked them up, crossed the
square. and holding the handful of old
hat out to the cowboy, he humbly said:
"'lf Sou have couple of months to
spare might be willing 10 teach you
how 10 handle a gun!'
But hadn't the cowboys bullets hit
the hat?" was asked
Every blessed one Of them" replied
the drummer, but no one knew ii cN-
cept the tenderfoot, and he destroyed
ail evidence By his own shooting. Ths
crowd took it that the cowboy had
missed and raised Il laugh on him, and
when he straddled his cayuse and loped
down the street he looked as homesick
as dog thousand miles from home"
The Springfield herald., 1899-03-17
In Memory of Mrs. Bertha Keyser.

IN Memory of Mrs. Bertha Keyser.
Gone home. Leaving kindred
friends and earthly home; re"ch-
ing the home of the bles,. finding
an end to her sickness Bertha
has left us so soon. She leaves a
lone husband to mourn his loss.
She was ready to meet her Savior
and is gone to wait for her lius-
band and to welcome him home.
She hrs left pain and sickness TO
dwell where death and sorrow Is
unknown: where she will know
the sweet menuing OF Heaven ard
Home; gone 10 meet her father
and await the coming OF her
mother and brothers. Oh. did
they think when they sald good
bv. 10 their only daughter and
sister. 1t was the last time they
would see their loved one.
BY A Frie nd.
The Springfield herald., 1899-03-17
BELLE VIEW

Yes, the bottom fell out of the
roads week before last while IA
teams of us Wero on the road
from Lamar and devil take the
hindmo.t one-Judge Homsher.
Then it turned suddenly cold and
snow mixed in. Such is life on
The frontier. I hied away to the
cedars last week. Everybody
.locked bv themselves one i'll a
place except my dog; him and
His bark we're always together, l
wouldn't take a tlp and bit for
that dogs bark when | am alone.
He keeps the vsrlhlts and critters
off The grass III the canons is
showing quite green. If we had
green glasses for our cattle they
would get along fairly well on the
range. Miser says when they get
down, give their tails twist and
up they will jump, steady thera a
wee bit and let the sun shine
through them and they will swell
up and walk off all right. Ii you
don't believe it, try 1t. | have
heard OF the Stamp Act, bpt that
Measlev pewe that took all TIE
The Springfield herald., 1899-03-17

The ssls q NPans tAbaiss 3
constant and u increasing. due
ESPECIALLY 10 the influential chAxa0er
OF tks testimonials In the daily press,
and growing out Of thoss, through
tho rscomnsndas1 Of friend 70
friend. Batsfachon with them b
vory general When onos they ars
begun 1 notice that . permanent
customer for them IL made. fh1s, I
believe, ts through thsir intrinAo
merit, which proves tbs bo1A dds
character OF the Advertising. think
them specially useful tn ths Esaaral
run Of stomach troubles
The Springfield herald., 1899-03-17

stamps out Of The post office, so l
couldn't rite to my Hannah Jane,
is sooner. School will be out
last of March. Miss Armour Of
Mo. who has been with us since
last fall has returned home. She
made many warm friends while
here, who will miss her very
much.
BELLE VIEW.
The Springfield herald., 1899-03-17

Trains iesveLerphif
lioES.Sc uudEyysisS
n!ter rrrivs! CT trLiGs
tIu:u tho Wet EHd
sog,hrost. running TO
or connecting In uSTos
DrroTs for ell points In
the Es.t and southssat
Tiis Memphis and
Cssilcs:on Rni!rc-a
and tho Est Tenn..E7
d Ga. Ry., have car1ed
the reputation thsJ
h,vc If givin= ;he
cu'cko-t Time. Den
11Toush Car serv.c'
and all thp Latest rI.d
Fiues,.Anco.nr;"dellons
It's the Prine'pai
ThuIoughfRTe TO the
eunmcr Resorts In the
Summer rnd White
i,.sirtk In tile Winter.
Pas,sasefs ny Ills
route cross the View
s;co, Bridge At Msui
pliis ami Will nvoid todl
ous Ferry Trnnsie"
across the lfisaissipp'
Rivcr. necesrsry H., any
other gateway south Of
81. Louis.
The Springfield herald., 1899-03-17
WANTED!

Reliable man for Manager of
Branch Office / wish to open in
tins vicinity If your record is ..
X. here ia good opening. Kindly
mention this paper when writing
A. 7. MORRIS. Cincinnati, o.
Illustrated catalogue 4 cis. postage
The Springfield herald., 1899-03-17
OFFICIAL PAPER OF BAcA COUNTY
prom Our washington Correspondent.

From Our " hinGtonCorespondsnt.
-1he Boston s"printer's devil"
who has inherited s2O,OOO.O00 can
hardly be called . "poor devil"
After all, the most popular
general ia the general advance of
wages now going on in various
sections of the country.
Even poor decrepid Italy is to
get = slice of Chinese territory.
Slowly but surely the Chinese
Empire is nearing it's end.
The French habit of insulting
the mother and wife of the Presi
dent, fof political effect, would
never be tolerated in America.
--Some hlovhards are really dan-
gerous. The Tennessee tornado
that killed three men and destroy
ed much property, for instance.
The prohibitory tax imposed on
clrcuses and theatres by the N. @.
Legislature indicates desire on
the part of that body to be the
only show in the State.
james Russell Lowell, wrote in
the celebrated BiG|ow Papers:
When after many battles past,
Both, tired with blows, made peace Mt last
What is 1t after all, the people yetS
Why, taxes, widows, wooden legs and debt.
GLORY and territory come high;
The appropriations already made
by Congress on account of our lit
tie difficulty with Spain almost
reached the half billion mark, and
the erd is not in sight.
-Rud. Klppling knew that we
bhnrI' his books, but he would
never have known how much the
American public thought of him
At he had not had tnat atlack OF
pneumonia.
Among the reforms promised
by the new Spanish Ministry is a
new and stronger navy. With all
her colonies, except the Uarollnes
which are on the market, gone,
what on earth does SPAN want
with navyf
Some Of the Mexicans have be-
come greatly excited because of
The prediction OF Cecil Rhodes,
that the U. S. would eventually
absorb this entire continent. The
advantage In the absorption OF
Mexico bv the u. s. would be all
On the side of the Mexicans.
The Springfield herald., 1899-03-17

how hpanS S-
ulss wore ceiling
bought . dvs,one
carton s,ad ssksd
Do yoN have
II u o h sall for
tbess !"
He waa referred
TO oasenAeman who
proved to BE- &s
kcsd ot the dspaEt-
nsSs. He adj