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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-04-24

what Is your opinion of coercion a,
the polls?" inquired the young a
II am against it!' exclaimed Senator
Sorghum, hitting his desk In order to EN-
phasize his words. II think, sir, that try
ing to get even the humblest citizen tt
vote your way without paying him for il
Ia an outrage Star.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-04-24
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MONDAY, APRIL p

The board of trade of Pennington is
paying for 500 copies of the San Juan
Times to be distributed gratitiously.
Pennington has discovered the best
means of advertising itself. that is,
through newspapers.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-04-24
Habit.

The land Of promise was almost before
them. "Let us on 70 they cried.
Whereat their leader rushed forward
with more speed, for it had been his habit
when he was running a street car, to dt
even 80 when any 0e wished to be let on
Cincinnati Enquirer.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-04-24
Real Funny.

Wysoe-I didn't hear the first thing al
the theater last night.
Dington-That's strange. 1t was still
enough to hear everything with ease.
Wysoe-I know that; but, you see, |
didn't get in until after the first thing had
been said.-Roxbury Gazette.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-04-24
Accounting For 1t.

Mortified Mistress-Verena, the guests
are not eating their oyster pie. What is
the matter with 1t?
New Cook-I dunno, mem. l put in
half a cupful of sugar for every pint OF
oysters. Mebby that wasn't enough, mem
Chicago Tribune.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-04-24

E-The New MEXICAN is the Oldest news
paper n New Mexico. 1t is sent to every
Postofice in the Territory and has a large
and growing circulation among the intelli-
gent and progressive people of the southwest.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-04-24
r. p BLKs.

Santa Fe Lodge No. 460, B. p. @. E., holds Its
regular sessions on the second and fourth
Wednesdays Of each month. Visiting broth
ers are invited and welcome.
CHAs. F. EAsLEY, Exalted Ruler.
A.. B. RvNEHAN, Secretary.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-04-24
A O. u w.

GOLDEN LODGE No. 8, A.. o. u W., meets
every second and fourth Wednesdays, 8 p. m.
W. L. JONES, Master Workman.
JOHN G. SEARS, Recorder
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-04-24
wsak Zeal.

Is Bunkers a golf enthusiastic
No. He won't play golf in a snow
storm.-Chicago r ,cord.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-04-24

SANTA FE LODGE No. 2, 4. of P. Regular
meeting every Tuesday evening at 7:30 O'Clock
at Castle hall. Visiting knights given q cor.
dial Welcome. ALEX. READ,
Chancellor Commander
LEE MUEHLKIsEN,
K. OF r.. and s.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-04-24

CHAS. A. SPIESS.
Attorney at law. Will practice in all terri
torial courts. East Las Vegas, N, NJ.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-04-24
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.

MAX. FROST,
Attorney at Law, Santa Fe. New Mexico.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-09-13
StatssMDDeoer.
WcbraFa.

FRA iorifeaige Steber Jlebraifd
meloes ON ben optrmanbe Itcrte Baime
oa ierre Ssnbsnulno, ber lorsooss
pIuolelia bleu aflet al en- ueoertu99enoe
Reen, Der bra9te Sisuet I'll at lnsss lis
os braste 1bsrmOmetrst nsO fra 100 til
10. Oct ments bog fra fere Sttoer,
at 8eenen Tom for tent til of bialpe ben
bsnterrenbe Dlais. buorimoo ben par
meeei uelssrenoe iOr eItsraarsieoen.
z @ennemlnit uenier man bog at faa Ell
not iaa COB MaiSaUl; men no9st al BET
lsnelt pIantebe bar Iict for megst unoer
Tprten o9 oil tun siue en- lille Afsreoe.
- 8 6rebass bleD @runoltenen til
en- ny 9eiiiOIcbpsnins Ietamnb nsos
laot unosr bsjtioeIiss eersmonier, iar'
Iis lcbei af btmmelise 6orenin9er.
blair unr ceiaa reprGisnterst pso Selten.
ypsnin9en opfsres at Sien O9 ania9ss
at uiae iolte s25, 600.
Wrs. &. IS. s o tins, 5altln9s,
brabts fig isIu fOrIeben ueb OF baloe
@asOln paa fit Isi % tGnbe Slo oeri.
6enoss meniaIe 9iIlianb par ltnnoom
libt iDag, Os be, par ! ct iaabant pjs.
blit, msbens bun par enc 6uist. at
BUN torissts Of enoe lit yin. Gn Nabo
tom bog til usO 8srnsnss Sfris uosn'
for 6uisi os it SiSsH iiu''s., msa bun
baube ea auersbs iaast for mssst %
bsos neits Worsen.
Uars. 6odns par 36 War os efters
latu fin Manb os 4 minors Born.
gun bar en- Sang tioIisere prsuet at
bsrsps fig isIu elcet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-09-13
,Scrnbameia minemitpo.

6ra Soma eilp meoes ON ct irpgtts
Ii9t Sommenlieo, Der fanot Steo paa
Rod ,5sIano 1loutsu, II MiI Belt for
gpen 0nttn meuem Ulanous os lirs.
bag. Oct uar TO 6ro9itog, Der be9ge
sit meo fuIb cart % lisote iammeu psh
Ell ltarp Rurpe Jire 0iano orGbtes
og lvu bIsu baa,bi iuarebe, Is 9o9ne
o9 be9ge gotomotusr iuloitGnoi9 eoe:
Ioete. Oct er mango aar iipen benne
gaue bor bait en- iuO ifrGtteIi9 lllptte,
baaoe bOaO MenneltsIiO % buao tina rs
eieIt Iab 0ngaor.
Oct fort eiter tommsnoe Bnsia9ers
ioa bIsp lianbiet al en- Of Be reooebe
aOnbuttsrer, os unbsit iaaIebes at lobe
inb De eoela9te 5ra9tios. Der mel'
bes iniet om 2laria9en III Snuimenlfss
ost eusr bu,m StpIosn buiIer paa.
Yer iinoss inssn itunoiucuiite 9taDne
bIanbi be fOruIpttsoes.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-09-13
Cornelius u Wauocrbilt 900.

ornelius Bdnterbi lit, ben
aIblts oa lsosnoe a be aa befen6ts
0lnlerbiItbrebrs. osoe lirsbn9 Uiorgen
| fit Diem paa 5iftb glpenue, gisw Dort.
9liteos, bar par So Qar snmmsl, bar
lite p9ret liGrt liosn 1896, oa ban bauoe
si liIfaloe af 9arnIpfie; bog Tom bans
9sb me9ei ouerr0ifenoe, oo ban 8agen
Jorusien rejite fra Jtwport til ge.n
Yoit for at ousruare ct Sernbanemsoe
ben naife Dag, og fslte aa pei, lom
ban pIslebe. Antommsn til J1du Yort
ON Aitenen fsrte ban lirats til 1T olem
os git Seus 81. 10 ON aftenen.
ri. 5 ON Worssnen uaasaeoe ban o9
fa9be, at ban fsIis fig meeet pa, buois
for bans 9uiiru iirafs isnbte Dub efter
en- Sage, men faa Dainuiter eiter par
gunterbiIi osb. os eassn Tom fun for
al is bans aiiiGirbe arssme. 9dns 6u'
iiru os 2 Born pare til Stebe, ba ban
bsbs. DsOsauriasen par paruIpiis.
Cor. Yonierbilt par ben lsbenbe | bet
iaataIbts BanisrbiIt granddaughter os
sr 10 ierIis bstsnbt for fin nmaabeIise
Riebom. 6on eftelaeer Born, Der
ale uiI pare til Steoe ueo gssrdueIien.
msb lIubtas,Iis at en- Con, Der reiier ct
eaer anoa SteO jsina, Og iom eiters
rstniusen enonu lite bar naast, oa bans
abrssle er utenot.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-09-13
0cu. ySbeeler CT misicr=
nojet.

6rO pong 6OnS. kinu, teIeSrafaes.
at General u besler er bsi grao
msforueiel mso ben DlnObe, bOorpaa
Otis bar bebunbIet bam. Oct uur
fsrii siier en- msget bu0ro 0isput. at
ban 1T en- Sitting / ATTN 9ieneite.
0tis uiIoe nemIis bape Den sumIe geies
ran isubt neb paa en- afioes pof. bDor
ban tunoe uGre lilltuer, men bpsrten
asre onbi euer sob..
@sn. WbeeIer sttIGrer nu, at ban
DiI iose psrmisiion o9 uenos tiIbnes til
be 6orenebe Stotsr. buis lite no9en
6oranerine bIiusr fOreiasei 9soeIien
al be pbiuippinite aiiarer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-09-13
Sontnten ialoer.

8I. 500 bIeu Dommen afiast - os
opI9it Retslofalet, buorpaa 8asten
banneoe 6arre, os Orepfus fertes frsm
for Garrtere. Drepfus par bles. men
lite ct GrGt rerte fig. Dommen Isb
paa 6orreberi. men Suaiien foltiattes
vpaa @runo af formiIbenbe
Om tenbi9 beber" til tun 10 Nar.
@runoen bertil er, at to Oommere -
ben eneS Napn ct Beauuais, ben
anbens fenbes lite enbnu = ertlRrebe:
ufplbis.
8irfnnsen par ubeifrioeIi9. Selu
Drspfas' 6ienoer itirreoe uuilfaarIist
ltumme pua bueranbre. Demanee
fuIbt iammen neb fin NbuotatitoI, -
laa fertes Drepfus after uo Ill 5auslet
- oe WsGusoen ipreotes IpoIelt.
Der blep intet al be meb 2@n9itelle
pentebe llrolisbeoer; Tenues ip8 Sa9en
ltae9ploi9t; men 9nrmen br9noer los
fra oIe be nn bortreilte SournaIiltsrs
Yenne.
Baris par rolis. - Geoafteren al
bst ipbsIsnblfe '.Libre Parole, Drus
mont, iluminerebe 9febaftonSlofas
lerne o9 fit 9oben uoenior til at raabs.
2sue 6aren! neb meb Seberns
(5ortiettss is 5. Sibs)
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-09-13
Suinois.

4auiers tatolite ataoemi os be barms
bisrtise Ssiites 8IOlier Ottama nebs
branoie tulDhanoie fote 5rsbas Wors
asn. @Iepsrne Os Scirene reboeoe fig
oeres 0latiej. St0osn aniIaaes til
s75. 900. Der uar $40, 600 Insurance.
Slbsn mems at pare cpIiaaet ira en-
glittsnila9ers @ormeapparat efterldot
ben nps gpsnins ON glatien.
- Gn of Yuerns oDer JuInols blo'
ben peb petin faIOi ammen breoa9s,
oo 5 Uaauo iamt 2 9elte faIot clos
ben. De 4 Uaeno rsbOsbes, men ben
5. brutusoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-09-13
Sampiom - 5araubar.

6Iaabeoepartmen.et bar nu uaIot
Nics.aomiroI 9lorman 8. 6ar-
qubor til SompiOns giterioIser iom
aOmmOnoer for Rorfb NiIuniic sta.
bren. SampiOn bar iaa fuatt Suerbe:
f0Iiusen ouer 8GrfIerne ueo goitOu.
BiceuomiraI 5arqubar ct en- al 5lao'
eens 9sisransOiiictrer ira 9Or9ertri'
gen, Os Gar M after tient ben ipanlts
omuitanIi Rris. 6an buUbc iorIeoeu
en- Iangsrs SamtaIs mep Uiarinsminiiir
AlIen anaodenbs fit irtmlioise 6usru,
iom ban oil ousrto9e ben 10. Ottober.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-09-13
0uperupr Sino tnpocr Witt;
nciota Solpater.

@uu. 2inb, Ulinnsiotd, er meo fin
Siub og flsrs MinueiOia. gOssere ans
tommsn til Gan 6rantisco fOr at bpoe
be bjemuenbenbe Minneioia volunteers
yeIfommen. 0e bleus mootagne DAFT
lamb al @nperner " ages Stob og
lebia9ebe til Gan 6runcisco, buor Ilabs
par bereot ior BEN. @up. qiub mebte
fine arigsre @OIosn @aie purt, og
arrangement uiI bIiUe 9iort iaa be
tomme til minneapolis / 2 DiuiiiOnsr,
ben enc meb o@reat ylOribern" os ben
ben anOeumeo 1iortbern Pacific" 5ern.
banen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-09-13
Wetcranerne boloe Seit

The Grand Army boIosr bisis
Gage Aarsfslt gineoIn, 9sbr. ulanee
al be gomIs Beteraner ere antomne og
bi9tsIIst mOolasne al Stateus @uusr'
nsr, gpens Mnyor os ubifiuiss Office
rsr. et 4roeram ior Barnoe o. |. D.
er Iast al Oterft 9iiquain. SeDfeIses
Ils bar man osiaa Plan Iast for en- felts
Iis MObtaseIis al lie Resiment.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-09-13
yNtsconGm.

6enoi6us Bproao II I Iarb meb at
iorbpoe autnoer at rioe paa 6ptler pao
8pens @uoer. unotusen be bar 9illa'
belle oertiI, O9 ben fuOr be life, for be
bar uiit, at be fan iipre Ell 6ptIe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-09-13
Ten amle Veber breoer iia.

6ra asp Nsit bIa. teIssraferes
bee 5reoass: 80 GiIiaIoe uf ben guile
ysber er anmsIoi bsrtiI be folte "a
limsr. 5 aIt bar Der Deret l27 GtIs
ialbe meb 8ebsiaIb. gsirst CT me-
get parmt % fuSiist, bDiItet frsmltpH-
Der Jeberen.
MisfisfippiG 6 itp Ct fat unoer
6uarantans paa @runo al beberen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-09-13
9e tniillOe Sing.

IRE U2i near { B ere bleu 5re;
bags orabt ueo ell R.ubtstspIOlion / en-
Wine mar ueo 6ajrmOut, 9n.
9urti9 ifp benbe @euerer
ituI nn iiOlse atissmniiter & oots
gsitemmeIie bru9es al pore SoIoater
paa Pbilippuerne.
6ta 9rins @bwarbs ., Ranuba,
mslosS iiots use ON en- irgsteli9
Storm, Der itaI boue sbelagt fIers bun.
breoe 5iifsrbaaoe iamt Sonnerteny Besiie
8iui8". Site iaa fau S5iifere buue mis-
itet giuet.
Wrs. @. Di. 9uIIman, ben Be.
tenote Gbicago DlillonGrs 6nte tGnter
paa at reiIe til europa og tage iait Ou'
boIo Der. @runoen oertII. Tiger bun,
er ben. al Presien Der opre bar u9ret
ina lem ueo benoe. o9 MI piI bun prpus
paa at fiuoe en- lille tIue glet, buor
BUN Tan faa gou I'll at tiIbiinse fine
samIe Dnse Jreb for ptesiens Rritit.
Illinois Central erperimenisrer OF
LioeH meo en- Inspection car, Der bar
en- Moior breuen psb @asolin. Irspen
li9es at p9re me9et tilirebsiiillenoe.
Der tan mso Qetbeo torres $50 Uiil
/ limen, og Ell @auon @jasolin laar
til for 75 Wil; aa bet parer maalte
lite lGnse for ui baue ben Slass au:
tomobiler / @nng operaIt paa pore
5ernbansipor.
AomiraI | DEWEY bar teIe9raieret,
at ban M bar forlaot Gibraltar og pens
ter al pRre / seem Dort ben %. bs.
logreuere i9en. 9ltter er Ell
pasla9erto9 bleuet ouerfaloei paa
Southern Pacific Banen, mar Go6iie,
Ari5. Jieuerne iprGn9te @rprslsuog.
neu meb Spnamit oe toe benusb sl0,s
600. Sn9en tom I'll Staoe, oa Cog.
psriOnaet piite zig meset uui9 til at
Ipltre Orore og bcIbe 0enosrne op
foran 0euoIuerne, meoens Rsuerne tOs
COB 9io til at eiterisse @rpreisuOensn
oe ostefter fomme bort.
Raptoin Sobn O'Brien, en-
af Wyoming volunteers gsteraner,
Der aaerebe er forbi be TIE Snele, bIeu
Mani!a iors!itei en- uus Brunette os
siiteoe fig meo benbe. til Grobs for at
ban / Douglas. Npomins, bar bauoe
9ulttu o9 Born. Da 2Spomin9 6e9i:
mentet sit omborb for at uenoe tilbage
i'll Oct 9amIe !pienl, foriOanot ben sonlIe
PoIpsamilt uben enhos at fss Jarpel
til i'm nnse Suitru. 9un fanbt imic=
ler,ib gej no Ill 9ransportitibsi ell
Ranoe, men biep n99tet 4osans paa
Stibst. aoptainens Ysnner f9s, at be
Tan lite tro oenne Qiitorie ON ben sumIe
OFFICER. BIabene fse, at en- iaabau
StanoieIssernin9 os StampIet paa DOT
arme burbe ltrafies baarot.
Suar pna 9iltule. Da en- ai
YresienS Repraientunter fra 6ilippi-
netne forleben bnube label 8riesminilter
6oot forlioa, at bet tun par 8 is,
be par efter (a9ninoloo breo be fig lite
Om), III ban et bsilt ubsbnseli9t SUar,
ibet 0iOoi nemlis ailtniisoe ben iibIisere
6orretninssoroen, at 8orreiponoentsr
faa Pas fra 8rissminiiteren, inborOs
be af u ger ubiteote pas, os bsfaIeoe,
at be, Der for 5remtioen eniteoe pos
iom presistorreiponoenter paa 6iIippis
nerne, MATTE benpeube fig til Otis, %
ban pil nu blue ben enelte Dommer
ouer, buoruiot be iflae forbIipe Der
euer ei.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-09-13
Sbe Narg.

Gale. Det par lite en- 6remboIoeIle Of
Seuiler. men az buao @arriere mente.
San iluttebe: vMrn Gro poa Dreps
fns' uIfplbisbeo er bIeuen foruunoIet til
Ouerbsuisnins om bans 8rpbe. Den
er ltprfet ueo be al Antla9en forte 0io=
ner. Seq flyer Dem Dag paa min
9@re r9 Samuitti9beb, at Drepfus er
ifploie."
6reba9smebet optoges af 0rspfus'
6Oriuarer. abuofat 0eman9e8 Gale.
6 bori uiIbe lite tale. ba ban frpsteoe
for Of opirre Dommerne mob fin Silent.
Oct Tan man taloe 0tetiarbi9 bebens
Sang.
Deman9cs Gale oiorOe caers ct ouers
beuiienoe 9nbtrpt l9un tlageoe oper,
at Mpnbi9becerne lite 1894 bOuOe
anifiud llnoeriO8eIier ON @iterbuSps
6orboIb
6uao Sasens Stiuius nu ousit,
uotalte ban:
Oa Gsuiionen al iri9sreisic9sn
be9pnbte, par 0repfus en- Straiiefunee,
og Der ifuIoe aIuorIi9e 6ormooninser
for bans grpoefribeb I'll, for at Sa9en
tunoe blipe blaat ino for RasIations=
retten. 0et lpttebes. o9 Dag ct oct
oerfor bleuet zen oifentIi9e Anflugels
gIist at beoiie 6an9eus grpbe. CAB
oerfor in9en bebteibe os 10 SasTorere
af 6orluaret, at ul ltte bar bepilt Dor
8Iients SfpIofribeo. Oen BIi9t paaz
buiIeoe os life. Oct Ell nu &e9erinsens
8Ommisier, iom ifaI gootsOre, at por
Silent bar be9aaet ben afitpeli9e 6or=
brporIie, lom man bar tiuasl bam.
s OmtaIen af @eueraIerne par ban
uel milb. 6an anlaa bem for babers
lise, om enb forbomsfuIoe Mano.
Demunee bleu lite farbie meb i'm
Gale ben Dag, men bet officieue tpffe
Oiean bapoe famine Nften fin officielle
NfoeIiu9, aItiaa paa Ielue JfeiIsrens
Wpnbi9beo, en- @entaseIie af be @rfIes
ringer, ben fejierlise Neserin9 oasrebe
tbIigere bauoe label @reu Wiiniter uos
tale Paris, at Drepfus ingen Sinoe
bar ltaaet 6orbinoelie meb 3pltlnnos
9l9enter euer @eionotitab. gieite Dag,
9orbas Utor9en, par JetsIotalet fpIbt
til fibte pluos. Oemun9e foetlatte
fin Gale, o9 Gorriere iuarebe fort. Get
er ienere bIeuen opIplt, at ban 9oroe
bette, forbi Deman9e ipntes, at ban
9ioroe Snotrpt paa en- q De Dommere,
ON @eneruiltaben aniaa for itre.
Da Drepfus bleu aolpur9t, ON ban
buuoe noset at tilfoie, uotulte ban:
n3es er uitpIbis. $ fem Gar bar
ie9 Iiot bitre aualer. Seq bar buaret
oem for min 6ultrus Os 6amiIies 2@re,
os jtg tror, at bet lite bar uaret forge:
pes, oa jes toIer paa benne Oomltols
2@re."
Orepfus bleu oa fert ub af 9ietsIofa:
let. o9 DOmmerne traf fig tilbase til
&aabl llasnins. 5lotten par ba $40.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-09-13

Oct er nu ofoiort. at Statsn Soma
piI betaIe be SAC, 900, bet uiI tote Of
fau bens 0teaiment biem ira Gan 6ron'
cisco.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1899-09-01

Johannesburg has been built up
by the gold mining industry devel
oped BY foreign capital, and
American ability has had a hand
'nthe development, for Americans
occupy the very necessary and re-
sponslble positions of managers,
consulting engineers, and superin
tendents; and I was glad to learn
that their ability was recognized
by other countries. For 90 miles
on each side Of the city extend Il Q
head gear and smoke. stacks OF
mines, over 100 Of them, which
have made the city and state what
it is and enabled President Kru-
ger to sell farm for $500, 900 the
day / was there. The mining ex
change, where the daily sale of
shares occurs, is a: lively and un
Ineligible as our, own stock ex
changes. Over Is tons of gold
per month is the product of the
mines, and the ground is only be-
ginning to be worked"
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1899-09-01

Swift, the great Chicago packer,
says beef is high because there is
so much prosperity in the country;
that more people are eating beef,
and more of it than ever before.
But if the high prices keep up, he
will find that this will not hold
true for very long. The majority
of people cannot afford to eat much
beef at the present almost prohib-
itory rates.-Minneapolis Tribune.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1899-09-01
Washington Letter.
(From Our Regular Correspondent
WASHINGTON, August Is, 1899

Secretary Gage, whose position
enables him to know more about
the finances of the government
than those who are making sensa-
tional statements to the contrary,
says the increase in the volunteer
army will not cause the slightest
embarrassment to the treasury
and chat no bonds will have to be
issued or new taxes imposed to
raise the money needed to meet
every obligation of the govern
ment, as it becomes due. This
ought to put stop to all the wild
talk about more bonds and more
war taxes, but of course, it will
not; the sensationalists are bound
to have something to write about,
and the anti-expansionists will try
to use a financial scare to make up
for lack of real arguments against
the Philippine policy Of the adj
ministration, but there is no o,ca-
sion for sensible persons to pay
any attention to them. vi
Although Secretary Root de-
clines to be interviewed on the
matters discussed at his confer
once with President Mckinley,
this week, it can be stated abso-
lutely that it was not about q
change in the commander Of the
army in the Philippines, and that
Gen. Otis will remain III command
during the cam paign, which both
President Mckinley and Secretary
Root are confident will result IN
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of Healing as though the whole CON-
munity was greatly covicted, and
that he baptised five, which after
careful inquiry we are satisfied was
not done. Tie reported that the Lord
saved b m from the angry mob, while
instead it Was DR.. Walker, humanity
speaking, the on!y one he called upon
to save him, and not God, and that
after denouncing all doctors and their
practice.
He stated that I drove ten miles to
ask him to occupy my pulpit Oh the
Sabbath, while in fact it was only out
of respect for his friends that I con-
scented to do so, nor did I know that
be was 10 the state until 1 had ar
riued at his brothers, where I gave
him permission to use the church. and
doing SO / said: trust you will say
nothing to stir up trouble" He an
swered II never know what my mes
sage will be before the time But
the same day he posted up notice
in the postol,ice that hs would speak
on "The Hog" the next Sabbath. He
got his message sooner than usual
that time.
Such things as I have presented
have changed the minds of some who
did have some faith in Dowieism, an
many Of our best minds believe that
it is religious swindle. write this
article hoping to prevent others be-
mo led awav nv II I cnuId yvrife nc
much more but trust this ia sufficient
l hope all exchanges of all papers
will copy this for the good Of society
that other good people will not be in
duced to destroy their hogs. and aIsr
that they shall not be led away from
the tried and true churches.
w. Il. PUTNAM,
Pastor Methodist Episcopal Church
Rushmore, Minnesota.
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Special Train and LDW Rates 10
PhiIslfcIp5sizs.

For the Annual EncampmeBs, g.
a. II. the B. G. Il. g. ". Nv will rum
a special train of PuIIuaa Standard
aud and Tourist sleeping cars, coach
es and baggage car, from Cedar Rap
ids through TO Philadelphia, via G..
Il. i. Il p. B. s. O. RYs. sIeepers
will be placed at Sioux Falls. lows
Falls, West Union, CEDAR Falls and
other points ON September LIST, and
will run to Cedar Rapids ON regular
trains and will be attached to the
special, leaving Cedar Rapids mid
night Set. 1st. and arrive at PhiIa-
delphia the afternoon Of Sept 3sd.
Stopping to visit the bastIeEeIds of
GETTYSBURG. will be given IL desired.
Round trip tickets with a choice of a
number of routes, going and return
ing, will be sold at very low rates ON
Sept. I. 2 and 3, aud for trains arriv-
ing Chicago Sept. 4sb Tickets Ifmi-
ted to Sept. 18th, with extension of
time, upon payment of Soc additional
to Sept. Both. Side trip tickets will
be sold at Philadslphia to Washing
ington, New York and large num-
her of eastern cities, and ocean re-
sorts at very low rates. Mr. T. d.
Soule g. A. P. D.. will have charge of
the train through to Philadelphia
and will see that all are comfortably
accommodated. Those who desire
to secure berths should Apply at once
to agent of b. G. r. Il Ry., or adj
dress MIR. Soule at Cedar Rapids, Ia
Phamphlet giving full information
will be mailed upon request.
j. MORTON. 6. r. IL T. g.,
% Cedar Rapids. In.
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The south is enjoying it's share
of the country's increased pros
perity. Manufactures in that Sec
ton have increased 60 per cent.
faster during the past quarter of
1899 than during the correspond
ing quarter last year. The in
dustries already in the South are
all doing we'll, many charging
their plants and many new ones
going on, or being projected.
The Bryan argument that the hum
of industry could only come
through free coinage is being dis
proved by strong facts in the Sec
ton where Bryapism has had it's
strongest foothold.-York City
Dispatch.
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Fifty per cent of the artic les
now controlled by trusts are either
on the free list or subject to a
light revenue tariff only. Trusts
are the growth of commercial con-
ditions, not of tariffs, as is clearly
seen in the history Of that king of
all trusts, the Standard Oil Com
pany, whose product has never
been in any way protected by tariff
Once in a while glazing fallacy
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catches the eye of the public, and
for short space exerts an infu-
once. Free silver was one of
these, but it is altogether impossi-
BILE that this last, attack upon the
Tariff will provo another.-Cham-
bersburg pa. Public Opinion.
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blessing to the country if such a
scheme could be successfully car
ried out, but we hope Mr.. Rookie
Teller will not have the oil watered
any more, so that he will not miss
what he puts up for the butchers.