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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-12-02
COMFORT IN MEMORIES.
One Cause for Thanksgiving - A
HelpfuI SuEEcstisn for the
Young Folks

AS we grow older holidays frequently
bring more of sadness than OF gladness.
Especially Is this true of our New Eng
land home festival, Thanksgiving.
Separation, bereavement, homelessness
are doubly hard to bear at such time.
How shall we meet the day-those of
us for whom Thanksgiving has more OF
memory than of anticipation? There
are at least two ways. Dwelling upon
happiness Of the past we may make our
selves miserable because il can never
return. or we may find comfort in those
very memories. Happy memories are
riches for which we should thank the
good God. He who has had home and
family and joyous days can never lose
them utterly. Instead OF repining he
may be glad and grateful at Thanksgiv-
ing for what he has had and for the abil-
ity to make the past live once more by
aid of memory and imagination. If
young people could understand that
their future will be colored by mem
Dries which they are laying up now, if
those of us who are secure in present
happiness and possession would have
W ~
in the days TO come, Thanksgiving day
would have a new Importance; parents
would spare no pains TO make the holi.
day merry for their children, and sons
and daughters would allow no slight
obstacle, no invitation or attraction
elsewhere, to prevent them from keep
ing that festival in their home.-Con.
gregationalist.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-12-02

isn't it awe-inspiringl" said the
youth with tendencies toward the sub
lime, ITO think Of this earth rushing
forever forward on its track, superior
to eli human direction and beyond all
restraip+~"
"YesyS answered the fair girl, softly,
after q long pause. ct makes me think
OF my new automobile. Washington
Star.
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Notice to Section Owners.

All persons who have purchased Sec
tioas and owe a balance un III. same
should call ar once, paw the anouat
due and get their certificates.
ALI section-holdsrs who are intere ct
ed ia dissolviDg the in9urct,rn and
feel it their duty 90 help Nlli. please
call on me. The 1Dsouut given will be
placed TO their credi, Oh the books.
see that your certificates are ~ RICH.
KE>J HARRIs,
1901 ST James ST.
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CHRISTIAN THANKSGIVING.
Let o. Appreciate what We Have
Rather Than Mourn over What -
~ We Have Net.

The man Of the world estimates h1s
reasons Ton Thanksgiving by his success
Ia achieving his own wishes; the Chris
dan finds the ground Of his rejoicing
ln God. In his relationship to God he
finds the chief SOURCE Of his satisfao-
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-12-02

Bramble-Fingers were made before
forks.
Thorne-So were kniVsae bod that "a
no reason why We sAaulA 80 Nz1h tAeza.
= z. Journal
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-12-02
SYNOPSIS

Chapter Lon the night OF December g.
-. John Olmstead and his nephew. Rob
cru Stanton were IN the formers library
m brooklyn The old gentleman Is at
lacked by q stroke OF apoplexy and died
% heart failure at two minutes past twelve
ga the morning or December G. Before
cyfng OlmSteac made n viii leaving his
fortune TO bis nephew II he married within
tep years, with the exception OF $4,000
1hlch- was TO go 10 an unnamed heir
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-12-02

Mrs. Hix-I'm glad TO hear that your
husband is working again.
Mrs. Dix-But he isn't working; he
has a political job.--Chicago Daily
Nevva
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-12-02
The EIopement.

He-Do you think your father win
overtake us?
She-I hope not, dear; it would morti-
~ me to have you borrow money from
him.-Chicago Daily Record.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-12-02
The bible.

The teachings and examples OF the
Bible lift 1t to the pinnacle of sacred
books, and make it truly the spiritual
light of the race.-Rev. II. r. Rose.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-12-02

Emma-And, Charlie, dear, would
you have really shot yourself If had
refused your
Charie-Indeed would. I had al
ready sent to four gunsmiths for price
lists of reyolvers.-Tit-Bits.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-12-02
INC HiRhteEt BIeanfnw,

To see God and to know Him is the
highest blessing which the soul can en-.
toy.-Rev. DIR. E. n. Ward.
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w. S. Selden,
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
Sc EnRAl MIG
HeiD Wanted.

Wanted at once 80 coloyrd girls 10
New York and other Northern cities
Good wages. Trarspot tat'on will be
furuished from Richmond. Petersburg
and Norfolk. Va. Strangers coming TO
New York, would do we'll - write W
before starting - we will meet any
train or boat. For further iniormA-
tion, write
SOUTHERN CcLoRED MISSION,
REV. n. :. EPPs, Proprietor.
81 w. eSth st.. n Y. City
Send stamp for reply. 10. l3-2mo
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No, 1 cannot" replied Judge Rus
sell. "And il would not make a whit Of
difference il I could. II was on the
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-12-19
Orden general n Q 2O3

Orden general o203
Diotando reglas para 10 entrega de libra
mientos de este teaoro, apodefados que Res
tionen reoamaciones contra el gobierno mill
tar
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-12-19
La Succession GoIdHs

La SUCCESSION de don Gil .Gordils nos su-
plica la reproduction de las siguientes l1neas:
~Se nos dice que alguien, interesado sin
duda en- hsoernos una atm6sfera perjudicial en-
81 seno de los tribu males de San Juan, Sc ooapa
bien por desconocimiento del idioma ingl6s s
por malioia en- esp,rcir la noticia de que noso
tros hemos critioado la reetitad de dichos tri'
bunales.
Esto es completamente inexaoto ell que
quiera convencerse de e'lo no tiene mas que leer
nuestro artfoulo del <San Juan News, en- su
edioi6n del Is del corriente
Lo que nosotros atacamoa atacaremos
siempre ca que exista en- la isla IN abogado uni
90 revestido de un poder moral exceptional, de
que no dispone ninguno de los otros abogados
Esto ocurre actualmente pues el Honora.
BILE sefor P1esidente de la Junta Judicial pcs
tula como abogado ante los tribunales sobre los
cuales tiene iurisdiccion Claro esta que no
debe existir un abogado que al pedir justicia &
los tribunales, pueda disponer de una firma que
aan cuando 81 no quiera reaulte Ia vez con el
doble caracter de .letrado de autolidad.
Este hecho 10 consideramos impropio y
POGO propioio para conseguir la moralidad jurf'
iiea que Sc propone el Gobierno americana
Los t.ibunales del pats no han sido ataca
dos por nosotros porque nos merecen Ell mas
profundo respeto Conste esto claramente
Tai confanzs nos inspiran los Magistrados dos
Jueoes de San Juan que jamas los hemos vi.
sitado nj escrito en- el dilatado itigio que Sos
tenemos con Ia suoesi6n Medina. Tenemos fe
en- la unprecedented de los referidos funciona'
rios y en- la rectitui de sus fallos.
Nuestra opinion de la incompatibilidad que
existe entire el cargo de Presidente de la Junta
judicial ell ejercicio de la abogacfa, creemos
que ell Gobierno puede comprobarla. 81 resulta
cierto un rumor cuya investig aoi6n hsmos su-
plioado per escrito al Honorable General Da
Wis,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-12-19
POr Ia aQriicqltQra
y por humanidad

En- un diario de esa Capital Sc publica ex-
oeleDte arlfoulo frmsdo por 0ompetente econo
mista del pals, en- her6ioa defensa de nuestrs
sgricultnra, hoy en- puertss de una catAstrofe
sin precedente en- esta isla.
No tenen o. palabras para encomiar aquel
trabsjo de argumentos tan bien basados en- in
disoutible ciencia econ6mioa. La m4sa de po.
blaci6n pobre. Ia que vive de los trAbajos en- Ia
propiedad csfeters, va derecha q ia desapari-
ci6n por consecuenoia del hambre, como estA
yendo 70, en- Utuado Adjuntas. Redueid.s
esoombros por 81 huracAn de Agosto las va
liosas hsoiendas de cafe que daban abrigo ali
mento miles de familias desamparadas, que
daron sin trabajo, sumidas eu la miseria ho,ri.
BILE que adn sufren. Era deber del Gobierno
haber visto este no desatender 81 empr6stito
que se le propuso seguido del temporal; opera
cion que venfa conjarar una crisis economics
humanitaria, que, ,debe recordarse, aalfa una
mime de todos los cerebros pensadores de este
suelo Corta experiencia, pero al fin experien
oia, nos ensefla que ell Gobierno de Washing
ton, 10 mismo que ef de Madrid, habla y pro"
mete y aPlaza..
81 los sgricultores no vienen un aouerdo
para envisr un oomisionsdo a Washington in
mediatamente, fin de no dejar 4 gu fibre al
beldrfo aquellos que "a tieDen en- el capitolio
legislature Sc pasark sin que NADIA salvador sc
decrete para elos.
zVayamos todos al esfuerzo supreme. Pi
damos con energfa insistenoia 10 que nos re-
medic sa!ve. Sumidos en- el silencio, sin dar
un paso como estamos, aquellos que tienen in
tereses enoontrados con los nuestros Sc despa'
charan 50 gusto.
Urge hacer saber en- el Congreso ell estado
de esta agriculture con exposicones oontinuap.
Con IN emprestito de diez millones para
instalsr bancos que protejan la resta ursoion de
la riqueza rural una concession arancelaria &
nuestro tabaco en- les Estados Unidos, De habrA
oolooado Puerto Rico en- su estado de prospe.
ridad ma xmo.
Pero sentados, lamentando situaoiones,
NADIA cbtendremos. Vamos donde sc reparte;
aunque sea Ia esurrapa, nos darAn en- ell Capt.
tolio.
In agricu1tor
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.o- No podemos llegar comprender co.
mo Sc las hs de averiguar Basap, en- los dfas
De noche buena y pasouas pues segan de pu-
blico Sc dice, Ia capital en- msss se prepars pa
"a no coDcurrir 4 otro Restaurant mas que al
Colonial Clubs
%. HI Ayuntamiento de Valdealgores
en- Ia provinois de Teruel, ha trsnsformado su
escudo municipal, aflsdiendo 81 ell Cora.6u de
Jesue.
%. La Coleoturfa de Rentas Internas hs
remitido q Ia Secressrfs Civil un estado de los
gastos oourridos en- el mes de Noviembre pr61i.
mo pasado:
%. Don Manuel Gusman Rodrigue. We.
DINO de Coamo, solicits del yuntamiento de
Rincon el pago de 10 que lie adeads.
%. Segan dice telegrama de Gel
PATS. aver celebraron un emeeting. de propa-
ganda republicans en- Cayey, los oradcres del
partido sefores Degetsu, Pitifrs Rivera.
20. Hoy debe haberse celebrado ante Ii
Corte Provisional de ests ciu1ad ell Juicio oral
de la causa seguida contra Claudino Puig. por
lesionea.
20. sigue contizsndose squf ell cafe de
haciendas & 3 % = los corrientes de pil6n
desde II a2l.
%. I'm vrtud de haberse nombrado al
general Wood, Gobernador de Ia Isla de ca
ba, ha dejado vacante ell puesto de Gobernador
Militar que 10 era de Santiago, para cuyo car
60 ha sdo nombrado Ell general cubsno Casti-
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FELIX SANT0NI
AVOCADO

Plazuela de San Felipe, juLto la Nota-
ria,
Arecibo. n-a-I5-5
%. Ha sido curada en- ell Cuarto de So.
corrcs la nina Marcelina Cantre de varias con.
tusones easuaes: Carmelo Msristany de una
herida en- uu dedo: Carmelo Torres do una
confusion en- Ia pierns derecha: Manuel Marti.
aes de una herids en- 81 braso i1quierdo.
%. Ha entrado hoy . nuestro puerto, via
Ponce = de paso para Europa, ell vapor espa'
mol eMontevideo,.
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Ell COLMAD0 CENTRAL.

Este establecimlento Sc mudarA prlnci-
pio del afo entraDte la casa que le queda al
frente que ofrece mas oomodidades y es mayor
local. Con tai motive sc vendeu los aparadc-
res moatrador de dicho establecimento los
cuales, sen propios para oualquier tienda de
vfveres, llenzos, xapatos etc.
Como Sc acercan las festas de Navidad Y
Ano Nuevo, y con motive tambien de llenar
esplendidamente los nuevos escaparates del
"Colmsdo Central estan recibiendo cons
tantemante de los me jores mercados del mundo
un admirable sustido de oomestibles, vinos
lcores, famosas ,ontituras de todas clases.
Una vista al "Colmado Central'' de F.
Juncos Ca. Ms. 1s-s
%. Ri Juzgado municipal de Juncos, pi-
de deolaraciones ca banco de naconalidad es-
panola.
90 Dice eel Boletfn, de aver que iran
de ayudantes del General Wood los sefores
Hanna y Brooke. Creemos que estos seforea
no serAn el Senador ell General de diohos
%. Nos escrben de Toa- alta dici6ndonos
que las tradicionales misas de sguinaldo 80 es.
tan efeotoando en- aquella looaidsd con YER
dsdera animation. Una buena orquesta ame'
MIA los actos. A Ia iniciativs del DR. Amadeo
se debe esta fiesta que Sc entrega ell vecinda'
rio con el mayor eDtusiasmo.
%. Hoy ha llegado a esta capital por
ell vspor costanero Ia esposa de nuestro direc.
tor, que pss6 un mes en- Mayagiez
%. Fl grupo ePorvenr. de Maysguex 20
propone oelebrar aniversario ell Is del &C.
tual al efeoto SO dispone repsrtir entire los
pobres Glen raoones de carne, pan y arrox.
Entire los sooios tendrAn efecto un banquete
un bale de conisnza.
-. Bao Ia competente direction de las
hermanas profeaorss seforitas Pillar y Rosario
Bordonada y Ramos abrira a principles de
mes esta Capital un colegio de ensenan'
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lSidrO /. Sanchez.

Fortaleza 4e San Juan Pto Rico
Representante de fAbrioas del pals. y casas
extrangeras, admite ordenes con especialidad
para toda olase de artfoulos de manufacture
amerlcana tlene existenoia constante Y ofrece
apreoios m6dioos oigarrillos de la f,brios Ia
International, de Ponce.
Axuoar moscabado de Ponce en- sacos.
Centrifugada de 20
Hariuas de trigo.
Cervexs de las sfamadas marcas, sArka-
dia, cold Setter, en- barriles de 6y 10 do
cenas.
Ron superior en- bocoyes maroas acredita-
Vinos en- osjas de varias msroas.
un esplen sido aurtido en- tejidcs pinta
dos y de fantasia.
N-D-P
90. Maflans pubiicaremos un sentido ar
tfoulo dedicado Ia memoria de don Francisco
Ortea escrito por nuestro competente colabora.
dor don jose A. Daubon
%. h an oiroulado rumores por esta ciu
dad de que el presidente del comite federal de
Csyey, don Victoriano Colon, habia sido dete'
nido, pero pers onas Nagadas de aquela pobla'
DION nos dicen que no hay tai detencioD.
90 Continusmos recib:endo con muy
poca puntualidad nuestro estimado colega <La
Democracia, de Ponce, hoy no ha llegado &
nuestra ofoina.
~. La Alcaldfa de Guayama ha remi
lido la Secret,rfa Civil, un estado demos
trstivo de los gastos de a4uel Municipio, du
rante los ultimos cinoo afos.
%. Los oariistas de Zamora celebraron
el dfa de San Carlos con una velada, que fue
suspsndda por el deegado de la autoridad, &
oausa de haber dado vivas al pretendente.
Los oarlistas vistaron despues al goberns-
dor, prometi6ndole no repetir las manifestacio.
nss, y la velads sigui6 sin incidentes
%. Fl AcAlde propietsrio de Manatf,
ha hecho entrega del mando al Captain que h.
de presidir las e'ecoiones de aqael pueblo.
%. Durante el pssado Octubre han en-
cantes espaf1oles 20 meroantes y uno de que
extranj jero.
90 Sc encuentra enfermo en- Rinc6n, ell
Alcade de aquel Ayuntamiento, don E. Care
R. Ruiz Arnau N. d. fisw h.gios e. 'it%'ssd %n;3sS
States offers his professional services at his of
fioe SO San Francisco Street Consultation
hours: 8 to A, M; 1880 to P. M.
Dr. R. Ruiz Arnau s.s p,'t'Gp: p:b':o :s' es slss ss
neral que, habi6ndo regresado de los Estados
Unidos, ofrece de nuevo sus servicios profesio.
males en- la Gale de San Francisco Q so.
Horas de oonsulta: De 9 m. de ]
& St. PIMA
%. La Alcaldfs de Barros, ha remitido
i la Secrt tarfa Civil, estado demostrativo
de las 6ncas rnsticas de aqaella demaroacion,
deIicadas al cultivo de pastos, montes y male
zss.
%. Don Francisco Ramos Latour de
S,nturce pde condonaci6n de contribuciones,
por ave1fss que han sufrido, vsr;as fucas ur-
banas que posse 60 aquel barrio.
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DR.. E. FONT Y CUILLOT .
TWENTY YEARS EXPERIENCE.
AND LATELY PRACTICING AT THE
HOSPITALS OF NFW-YORK CITY.
SanturCe. Puerto-RiCO.
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NOticias.
Or. JOSE SAM j RI @
DENTISTA AMERICANA
36=SAN FRANCIsCO=36.
PreCios Sumamente modicoS,

FL DR.. Sanjurjo ha ganadodos premios:
uno por las mejores operaciones en- la bo
ca y otro por las mejores cajas de d,entes
segun certificado que posee.
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E|ecciones de barranQuitas,

%. Papel de peri6dioos para envolver en-
esta imprenta & 81 qq. n-s-s-e
The daily sentinel., 1899-03-29

MITCHELL
DRUG COMPANY
rB-Our night clerk will answer calls
at all hours.
ruArLY PERSONAL

Bert Stroud is in the city today from
DeBeque.
McSorley's Twins. with Bobby Gaylor
in the lead, will be here April Sth.
j. A. Layton arrived on the narrow
gauge last night from Montrose.
BIT. Napier of Glenwood Springs is
visitor to the city.
G. g. Compton, travelling freight
agent Of the Rio Grande is in the city
The Grand ball of the Uniform
Knights Of Pythias Friday night.
The entire hall will be handsomely
draped for the ball of the Uniform, Rank
Knights OF Pythias.
FURNISHED RooMs-Nice, clean rooms.
White between Fourth and Fifth. Rea-
aonable prices. Mrs. L. ENGLISH
Captain Anderson, in the early nine
ties member Of the board OF county
commissioners, il visitor to the city to-
day.
WANrEp-A competent girl for gene
raj housework, good wages. Apply TO
Ar Sampliner 32S
w. H. Neff, formerly Of this city, now
of the Western Elaterite company OF
Del YER, is visiting friends and relatives
in the city.
If you want work done right, prompt
and at living prices go to Pearson the
tailor. 5Z3
The narrow gauge arrived in the city
at two o'clock today. 1t connected with
the regular No. from Denver at Salida
and brought mail from the east.
Suits from s12 up at Pearson's
Frsnch cleaning, dyeing and repairing
3273
T. e. Farmhouse who has been work
ing at Sneffles and the surrounding
towns arrived in town today. This ii
his first visit home since he left las
September.
The Sentinel distributes today, with
it's regular issue a suppliment, 3evotes
to trade affairs in Omaha. The pa v<'
contains a number of very readable art.
cles and will bear perusing.
The Uniform Rank men are laborinp
very hard to make their ball a grand
success, 1t occurs Friday night and
will be the social event Of the season.
The daily sentinel., 1899-03-29
MEETS POPULAR APPROVAL

There is no question that the conduct
of our grocery department has met the
popular approval. We are more than
satisfied with the patronage we have re.
ceived thus far, and hope by our busi-
ness methods to meet still further ap
prevail
But we are not giving gold dollars
away for ninety cents or our goods for
nothing, but we are dividing the profits
with our trade. The people seem to
appreciate, by the manner in which
they have bought goods the past week
that we want to live and let live.
There may be some few things which
We have not got in our stock at the
present time, but as we are constantly
increasing our immense stock you will
soon find everything you need in our
big store. J.!
We want you to remember that W
have not abated our ability to be first in /,
the hardware trade in this city. We
are selling hardware cheaper than we |
have ever sold it before and we want at
least share Of your trade. We have
the goods and under our new cash sys-
tenn it will pay you big to trade with u.s. |
Our store is not quite the ideal we
have set for ourselves as yet, but with q
little time We hope to give you a store
whore you will be pIoud to trade and |
where you will get more value fer your
money than elsewhere.
Keep the name in your mind, it is q
money saver to you.
WI. White 1ardvazs Company.
The daily sentinel., 1899-03-29
Anour THE wEf"AH-

From Observer :. stew pressure extends
A trough .Sa mssta, st. slope Of the noun
along .ne wes..' Mas5 to British America
'asas ...,s .ts. .so" .rssn depression near Salt
W, VA 'oie s'1"m meter is also low in the
Lake. Nno is relatively high in the
lake re-. ae' states and North Da-
Pacific AL
kota. tture has risen along the
The temper of the mountains. 1t 10
eastern slon(o over North Dakota and
still below zAnesota.
northern Miallen along the Pacific from
Rain has SEQ northward. Snow has
San Fran, Nevada, Western Montana,
occurred tota, and in the lake region.
North ID and cool weather will continue
Cloud,ction tonight and Thursday.
in this rerture at Ga. IN.
Teufaneisco. -. 40
San angeles. ...,..,........... 80
The daily sentinel., 1899-03-29

The ladies and the drill SQUAD Of the
Sir Knights Of the Uniform Rank are
drilling every night, in preparation for
Friday night. Secure your tickets IN
advance of the night.
G. e. Mitchell the agricultural expert
of the Colorado Sugsr Manufacturing
company has secured for himself, to
superintend work for the company.
bran new driving horse and buggy.
MANY of the friends Of Alderman
Scott Mckinney are anxious to know
what decision the operating physician at
the Salida hospital had come. 1t was
rumored today on the street that his leg
would have to be amputated, but this
rumor was not confirmed.
1t will be night long to be remem-
bered the ball of the Uniform Rank.
Knights Of Pythias. Friday night ia
the night Of the event. The compe-
tive drill between the ladies' and gentle
men is attracting great deal OF atten-
tion.
Rev. Adam Murrman and wife left
this morning over the narrow gauge Tor
the east Rev. Murrman has been the
pastor OF the Congregational church for
over year and his pastorate here has
been of marked character. He is an
able pulpiteer and his discourses have
been heard with profit by his congrega-
ton.
Manager Granger, for Contractor
Over. has started work on digging for
founcations for the new beet sugar fac
tory. He stated to Sentinel reporter
today that he thought next week would
see them we'll under swing in the work
Of building. All the contracts which
were to be sublet will have been cared
for by that time and it is expected that
work will be actively pushed.
Frank Berger is down from Palisade
Frank is a great believer in the future
of Palisade and says he has Just finished
laying out two squares for the court
house there. He says il wont be many
years before they will have the county
seat at that place. De says II ths Guy
city don't have sewage pretty soon all
the people will 60 there to live on their
oyn accord. We assured Mr.. Berger
that we needed sewage badly, but II
that was the only reason why the town
should move to Palisade, that would
soon be remedied.
| &C. Comptaa brought number OF
pictures with him today FROM Glenwood
Syringe OF the great slide which occur:
ed in the canon just beyond that siey.
1t is by all odds the largest slide OF the
present year. 1t is over sixty ieet ~
heighth and is double that lenght. II
is expected that the road will be cleal
by tonight and that trains will be run
ming on regular time again. The pre-
sent slide is nearly at the same poin
that the other slide was, and in fact yo'
can see in the photographs where -
iformer slide runs into the presep' 1np'
The pictures where taken bysS s -
nondent OF an eastern illust 3.eu papsrs
and they give nne view ' s'"'
slide from differettpositioe.
The daily sentinel., 1899-03-29

The Allison people are concentrating
their efforts in the Third and First
wards. They have conceded defeat in
the Second and Fourth wards. All the
work in the First and Third wards will
not avail, however, for success, as the
most careful canvass places these wards
in safe condition for the Republican and
Citizens League ticket.
The daily sentinel., 1899-03-29

TE 400 votes of the women of this city
CIT through the means of the sew
age coupon in this paper, in favor of the
building OF the system disproves any
slurring statement that it is used as a
cover or to dodge any issue, 1t 10 the
issue. requirs no cover and will win.
The daily sentinel., 1899-03-29

A local paper inquiries "who has au=
thority to speak for the Caswell tieketF
II such ticket exists, probably that
gentlemen gan tell. For the Republi-
can municipal ticket, IT speaks for itself
and Mr.. Caswell OF no other gentleman
9 authorized to assume that duty,