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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-03-10

Friends are expecting Hon. II. b. Fer
gusson. ex delegate 10 congress. and HE
stenORrapher, Miss Ida Summers, to ar
rive from Washington, . G., this even
ing.
Il A. Pearson, the civil engineer, re-
turned from Nj Paso last night
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-03-10

the Tehaehapi section Of the Southern
Pacific, and from that time the regular
service Sill be maintained between
Stockton and all tastern points until the
company's entrance into Point Richmond
and this city IL perfected.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-03-10

Washington, March l0.-The Nicar-
aguan canal project occupied consider
able part of to days cabinet meeting
Army 70 organization matters were also
discussed. 1t ia understood TO be the
presidents purpose to dispose OF the de-
tails as RAPIDLY NJ possible.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-03-10
SOLDIERS REruRsIsa HOME.
Boys In Blue Dance for Joy While ssyins
Good Bye to Cuba.

Havana, March W. - The transport
Michigan sailed Thursday for Savannah
carrying the First Maine heavy artillery
fhey wer, he first troops TO be repatria
ted fromo SsJs. Az the ship sheered of
the men danced about the decks singing
Goodbye, Cuba" The Two Hundred
and Second New York regiment will eai
Saturday. The Third Georgia and the
rvAIfth New York will follow.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-03-10

Aeesrs. 0verstreet aud Parker will open
rev restaurant ut 1903 south Second
81 at Saturday morning. The gentlemen
70 members Of the Ninth regular cav
elry (colored) and have had experience In
catering 10 the public. first class cook
wi, be In charge and short orders IA we'll
10 agular meals will be served at moder.
az prices. The public are asked 10 give
thij new place trial.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-03-10

Albany. y. Y, March l0.-ln view OF
the recommendation OF mercy by The
jury. Judge Greenway suspended SEN
tence on Mrs. Cody, found guilty yester
day of attempting TO blackmail the heirs
of the late Jay Gould.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-03-10
SOUVENIR DAY

A. J. u. O'Rieiiy a Co's, the Leading 3
Druggists
Wednesday. March 49, being our second
ami sersaIy, we will present TO each lady
or miss making a 30 cent. or more, pur-
chase at our store handsome twelve
| inch doll,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-03-10
MS JUST DESERTS.

Bully OF Colored Regiment Killed by q
soldier whom lie Assaulted.
Kansas City. Mo-, March i0.-Th'
Twenty third Kansas volunteers lcOlOred
en- route TO Fort Leavenworth from San.
tlagO, passed through Kansas City to day
Near ST, LOnis. "A soldier named Williams
was stabbed TO death by George Rogers
Williams. who WAS known ~ "the bully
of the regiment" had first assaulted
Rogers.
Private Burt Moore. OF Kansas City,
died on the train Of fever contracted In
rpha
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-03-10
Kipling Doing Well,

New York, March 10. -- IL WAS said to-
day that Rndyard kipling was still very
weak but doing we'll"
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-03-10

Only 81 per dozen tomorrow, at kem's
Art Studio, 10 west Gold avenue.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-03-10
santa re'. Train Service.

San Francisco, March l0.-lt il an
nOunced that the Santa Fe will run Its
frst train into stockton July next, over
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-03-10

There was large attendance at the
Psy ycholOgy club, which met at the house
of Miss Booth last evening. Mr. Messen-
ger discussed the subject, THE km0
tiOns' He spoke OF the emotions OF
attraction ana repulsion, and gave ass0
citation as the chief element in these
emotions. To illustrate this point he
! spoke OF "our crowd" being better than
"yOur crowd" Nearness was also men-
toned "a an element in the emotions.
This IL an explanation Of the reason 70.
visiting the homes and graves OF cele-
brated people. The position the speaker
took, that the basis OF the emotions is
physical rather than mental, caused an
animated discussion. Many of those
present could not agree with the speaker
In conclusion. some pedagogical truths
were deducted: IAN emotion can only
be controlled or destroyed by an
other emotion contrary thereto. and
with more power for controlling the
emotion" That is, repsying good for
evil is good ethics and good pedagogy az
we'll as good religion.
Col Il A. Grunsield and family will
leave for New York this evening. After
spending q short time there he expects to
leave on trip to Europe. The many
friends OF these worthy people will r..
jOice to learn that their plans at present
are TO return to Albuquerque next fall
and take up their residence here.
Work on the opera house IL progress
ing at very satisfactory rate. Pres
sure il being brought to bear on the un-
desirable element residing in the vi
cinity 10 induce them 10 leave the neigh
borhood, and there il no dOubt that they
will all he out OF there by the time the
opera house is completed.
The city schools did not observe to-day
as Arbor bay, but in the near future
each room in the city will do its part to.
wards tree planting.
Bring your repairing 10 us. best work
and lowest prices, Geo, c, Gainsley ~
| Co.
New wall paper at TwaYs, IL cents
per roll.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-03-10
FOR Your spring Renovsting You vii
Etud That

Ey stock OF wall paper and picture
nro ilding, contains no old stock. New
des gns and colors. from the most artis
Tic designers In the best qualities may
always be found 1T my store. G. A. Hud
soU. No. 1lS north second street.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-03-10
FIoranoio Apodaoa Dead.

Hardy twO.year roses and honey
at IVES, THE FLORIST.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-03-10
vALENoIA oouRr ADJounNs.
CeIso Montoya Gets Eighteen Months &
Munainurtter I'm the InIrd Dpuree

CsIso Montoya Gets Eighteen Months for
mansiaughter In the Tnird Degree.
The district court OF Valencia county
adjourned for the term at Los Lunas yes.
terday afternoon. Chief Justice Mills re-
turned TO Las Vegas, and Clerk OF Court
Harry Owen. Interpreter Anaya and At
torneys Johnston. tillett and ROdey re-
turned TO this city.
Celso Montoya, who was indicted by
the grand Jury for the murder of Severe
Gonzales, pleaded guilty yesterday to the
charge of manslaughter in the third de-
gree and sentenced to eighteen months
In the Denitentiary.
Ga December last, MoDtOya and Con.
zaies, who were both in an intoxicated
condition, got into quarrel 1T Peralta
over the question OF VINO was to pay for
certain drinks and in the fight that fol
lowed spade was used by both parties
"a the implement for assault. The only
witness 10 the fight said that GoI Ties
had started 10 use the spade when Mon
toya took II away from him and dealt
the blow that crushed his Opp0nents
skull, causing his death on December ~
The witness said that neither party 70.
aliZ that Gonzales was seriously In.
lultut hih NhhN hh'g ohNNh hhhuo bhi
parted friends. Under these circum.
stances IL was felt that it would be i'm.
possible TO secure conviction for mur-
der In the FIRST or second degree, and an
agreement was entered into between At
torney Johnston, for the territory, and
Attorney Gillett, for the defendant. by
which the prisoner was allowed to plead
guilty to the charge Of manslsughter in
the third degree.
Pablo Padilla and Candido Padilla
were indicted by the grand jury for as
sault with deadly weapon on Miguel
Lobato and CamitO Lopez in the Man
zano country, but they have not yet been
arrested.
The cases Of the territory Va. Romero
Lucero, Gorgorio Garcia and Csyatano
hldereta, indicted for stealing sheer
from Jesus Sanchez. were removed to thii
county on a change OF venue. Horton
Moore representing the defendant.
b. 3. R0dey failed TO get rehearins
in the case OF the Hibo Mercantile com
pany w. Carolina Desmond,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-03-10
NOVELTIES In MOTIONS

See the new Neckwear, Fancy
Collars. Carved Leather Belts, Fan,
Buttons for Trimmings, Beauty
Pins. Side Combs, Etc.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-03-10

In Al It's nur,erous and diverse
branches doue as II should
be at THE CITIZEN Job
Rooms.
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Dor aber so Sabren f9on uurb,
Wtrs. WihSlotp's 6ootbiug Sprut
bon Wftllionen bon Watteru betm 3ab,
nen Der 4inber attgetuembet. WtrH bu
i'm S@lafe bur9 bas G9reien einea
&tnbes gef6rt, bas TIM 3abnen III uni
Dor e9meraen tpetnts Wenn 10, Iaifs
ofort eine Jlaf@e bon s9srs. Wtns'
Ions eootbing Sprup" bolen. Setu
Wertb if unbe3ablbar. gs mirb BEN
tleinen 2etbenben fofort 2tnbernng per'
i@afen. gerlabt eu9 barauf, Mthtter,
es itf tein 3meifel barthkr. gs beili
0pfenterp 1nb 0iarrboe, regnlirt ben
Wtageu uub bie Nieren, beieitigt gbinb.
Rolit. ermei@t ben Gaumem, berbtu,
bert Gntaanbung unb ffdrtt bas ganae
Spfem. ~Wtrs. Minslops eootbina
SprupS fttr aabnenbe 4tnber III ange,
nebm In @ei@mad unb bas Recept
fammt BON einem Der beiieu tpeibIideu
aerate In ben Ser. Staten. gs tf BEL
allen Druggtfeu Id Der ganaem WeIt au
baben. preis rs Gents per 5Iaf@e,
4auft ni9tS anberes, als Wsrs. Winss
loms Sootbing.S .Sprup.
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ieiner Sante Die Son6 ebrerbietig unb
ieiner &ouIine Die @angen nit elmer
getpilfen 2eb6afti9fett fiiBte, Die aber
f6on peniger auf oas &onto 1einer
@erpanOti6aft gu feben mar. Slorence
errbtbete bts binter bic Sbren, fagte aber
tein g8ort, ionbern itanb, Die Mu9eft
nieoergei6la9en, ipie aneetuurse1t ftill.
9(u6 als Srantiti6ef i6pn fort mar,
fanben geipe lan9e feine gSorte, tire
gepe9ung aus5uoriiden. 9as GretsniB
mar 5tl rdicGst 3u ionoerbar itber iie ge=
fpntmen ais oaB fie ni6t ibren be1on=
beren geoQnfen bariiber na6Ddnaen
5pllter.
Srau Magba fra9te iib fill iinnenb: ::
Was luar bas nur 2llles? QBar oas
Der 9(nfang elmer neuen, sliifli0en unb
sufrieoenen @riitena Elm gilbe Der
na9ellben 9otb uno Sorge Inn bas tde=
liGe SrDO, Der unerb0rten Nn1treneun=
gen unO Miiben ibrer bisberiaen
2ebeusipeiie, pber mar es eine neue Qluf=
la9e Der 8eripre6ungen, Der binbalten=
Den gertrOitnn9el1, tuie lie lift 8ruber
lnfan9s beliebt, I'm lie beito ii6erer
I'M bas Shride gu bril1aen2
(SSortlebun9 folgt.)
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5. & q. N. Grturiions Staten.

Rad st. 2ouis-
8pO glts; 8iuette aum gertoui
am 1913. Suni, stiItig bis rs. Nuui,
etn 5abrpreis plus $500.
Rad Detroit. Mt@.-
@briftian gnbeabor, am 2. uub 3.
Suli; galtig bis Is. Suit, NIT benz
9orre@t Der 8erldngerung bis Is.
4ugut. gtn Gabrpreis plus $500.
a9 Sos angeles, CAL
National Educational 9lifpctatipu.
am IL. bis IA. Suit; Rate $500.
Ndbere ginaelbeiten tperben ibdter Be.
tannt gema9t.
Wa d Snbianapolis, Sub
Snternationale aonbention gpmortb
9eagne, 20. bis %. Suit; Rate ein
Gabrpreis plus $500.
Rad Ri@moub, ga.-
B. Y. P. u, 13. -15. Suli, aaltia
bis 81. SuIi; gsrldnserune bis Is.
ausuit. %ate ein Jabrpreis plus 81.
SDmrner SnurifeusM Mateu
tad allen Sommer Nufeutbaltsorten
Rab iebt In 2raft.
Wegen weiterer Nustunft penbe mon
R9 on treenb eiuen Mseuten Der Babn
nber l9reibe an
.. s. price, O. g. & 8. u.
paleRiue, 8egas.
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Gine ,tterftpiirbtae 3ettu,ta.

Jrau Mi6ael Curtain ilt 8lainfeGb
SQinois, beri6tet, baB iie fb erfaltet
bate, baB ii6 btes auf Die 2unsen leats
lno oaB iie etpa eiuen Monat lang por
ibrem 6amilienar5te bebanbelt tpurbe,
babel aber INNER idlimmer tuurbe
9erielbe iaste ibr idlieBlid, baB iie eil1
ret ttunsslpfes Opfer Ser
9 6minb biu6t 1ei unb baB ibr
feline Meoicin mebr belfen f6nne. Sbr
Ipptbefer empfabl ibr aber 9r, &inss
g3eue @ntbeduns fiir G9ipinbIu6t, iie
faufte cine Slalde unb i9un na9 benz
@ebraude Der eriten 9oits perlpiirte fie
5u ibrem Gnt5iiden ipelentli9e 8efiez
runs. Sic iebte ben @ebrau9 fort unb
na6oem iie feds Sfaiden eineenommen
bate, befanb iie iid seiunb unb mnnter.
SEPT perri6tet lie ale lire Sausarbeit
ielbit uno fiiblt ii6 10 tuobl tpie nur 1e
5upor. Sreie 8robeflai9en bieier grob=
artisen Mebicin su baben in Der slpotbe fe
BON S. &alteber & Gobn. &esuldre
@rDBe so Gents unb $1.OO.
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VI U 8 ! q n b.

= Sm beutf9en Neidstage BE-.
i6uerte fi9 Der 6ocialiit 6oG BET Der
8eipredung bes Na9tragss sgtats ba.
riiber, baB feine @egierungsbertrete
gum BauarbeitercongreB gei@ift wors
ben feien. @raf pofabomstb toufia.
tirte aund9f, baB er bic ginaelsHegie,
rnngen erfu6t babe, fur fdrteren uub
ausrei6euberen 69ub fir BITE Bauar.
better sn iorgen. Damn auf bie aIaae
beg Worrebners tibergebenb, iaete ber
Staatsfefret1r, baB bic Regierung urts
m6glid eiuen aonsreB bef6iden tonne,
tpelher tn eiuem @aaI abgebalten
tuerbe, Der NIT republitanii1en gmble.
men gei9mhdt iei. 8ebel neii1te, bab
bie gmbleme f9on berf1minben tutirs
ben. fobalb bic &esierunesfommiFdre
tn erf9einung trdten. hbrieens t6nnte
Der rotben Garbe ni9t bie @Isi9bereGz
ttgung nit ben anberen beuti1en 5ar'
ben abgeiproden tperben. Abg. Ord
nabm nD6mals baS Wort unb iagte !;
Wenn es fi9 I'm bas @oItsmobI banble,
f6unte bic Regierung f9on eiamal
ttber gmbleme binmegleben, bic ber
6err Staatsietretdr ieIber einmaI als
salte Sabenbiiter" be3ei6uet babe. Sn
rubtgem Zone eruiberte Graf pofas
oowstp. bab ein &eeierunsstommiKdr
th Der Werleugnung unb bes 9erratbs
on ter &esierung f@uIbis MAIDEN
wirbe. tuenn er elmer Derfammlung
beiuobnte, bte anti Il monar9ihii9e
Senbensen bulbige. Gtabtbagen, 6o'
etalbemotrat, nabm bic @elegenbeit
tpabr, nm eine Bemertung tiber ges
tpiRe Sbiere 3u MAIDEN, auf mel@e bic
rotbe Jarbe eiue bieIfasenbe Wirtung
ausiibt. gr moate bann cine Anfpies
lung auf bic MebnIidteit 3mifden se.
wifen Wenf9en unb 8bieren MAIDEN,
tam aber biermit ni6t au gn5e, benn
prdfbent Graf 8aQeitren unterbra1
tbn nit ben Worten, Stabtbageu babe
I'D elmer gan3 unpaRenben Bemertuns
bebient, unb er ertbeilte ibm bann ben
Orbnunssruf. Stabtbasen fubr In
aufserestem Zone fort, baB Der beim
&ongreB ben @orfis ftbreube 8eamte
bic 5ocialbemotraten anbers 3u beban,
beln beltebe als bic Witglieber anberer
parteien. Gamit made er fi9 eines
gibbrudeS f9uIbis; benn bic Berfaf'
Jung, tuelde er ein3ubalten BET 2eifuns
feines Amtseibes -bef6woren babe,
i6reibe bor, baB bor benz 8efeBe ale
Burger glei@ feisn. Mls bieie Worte
groBe unrube unb ioear sepiRe tbiert.
f9e 2aute berborriefen, meinte Stabt,
bagen: sSebes Wsfen sebrau6t bic
2aute, bic ibm am meiiien 3ufommen."
- Die ermartete arifis tiber bic So.
nalzgorIage I'm preuBif6en 2anbtage
tDurbe bur9 bic grfldrung bes Gariten
6obeulobe, baB ben 8ebieten, bur9
welbe ber Ranal fibren ioq, boiler
S4abeuerfaB seIeiiiet uerbsn marbe,
tiber5radt. @s mar bon einem Antra'
ge bic Rebe gstpefen, wel6er Dor Der
3ueiteu 2sfuus ber 8auals8 s8orlase ein'
gerei6t unb naG uel1em bic stpeite
geiuag bis aum 9erbfe Dertast tperben
iolte. Der Weigerung Der @egieruug.
ben Antrag an3unebmen, ueroe, 10 bieB
ss, bie NuH6iung bes 2aubtages folgen.
yta9 Girh 6obenlobe's Rebe aber
tellte Baron berrmann ben antrag, BITE
Worlage fir Nbdnberurssoorf@
an bic aommiffion surtid 3H bermeiiea,
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Stsmard's eiierne Gnerste

mar Die Jolse ieiner pOrtreifli9elt
@elunobeit. llnbeusiame @iuens fraft
uno impolante gnersie iperben bel Nie=
lnanoem sefunoen luerben, beiien 0iasen,
2eber, Nieren unb 9drme auBer Orb
nung finb. gSer iene @iseni6aften nnb
Die our9 oieielbe bebinsten,> >@riolse
ipani6t, Der sebraude 9r. Sings geene
9ebens- 8ilen. Sic entipideln iebe
Strait bes @eifes unb bes &5rpers.
3u baben fir nur rs Gents in Der
Npptbefe BON S. &alteber & Son.
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0as gefiubeu bes @rosber,o

= OaS UeHn0en beS 8roBberaoaS
bon 5efen'D Darmffabt, meI9er an ben
poden f9pertrant baaieberIiegt, bat
nd berart berf9limmert, baB profefior
Or. @iegel bon Der uuiperRtdt 8iebeu
aur Ronfultation mad 0armiabt ber,
beige3osen murbe. Der @roBberaea
Submig BON 6efen Darmfiabt murbe
am rs. NoDember 1868 seboren uub Ia
etn SObu bes @robber3oss 2nbnig w .
uab beRen @emablin Aliee, prin3eiRn
BON Grobbritannieu unb SrIanb, unb
folgte ieinem Batter In Der Regieruna
am IA. DECEMBER 1896. @r ID 8es
neraIs2eutnant a la iuite bes l. preuBl.
f9en 8arberesimeuts 3u 5uB. @r
permdblte R6 am 19. april 1894 nit
Wittoria Mielitta, Der bamaIs 18fdbri.
gen prin3eifn uon 5a9Ien.g obura
unb 8otba. NuS Der @be giua ON II. .
Mdr3 1895 cine So6!er, bic prin,eIRn
@lifabetb, berbor.
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O6S & Wihbadler

baben ft6 bnr9 ibr pprter, uni
WeiB' 8ter, ioiuie burd ibr eeI,
Bers unb g b ma after eineu
Hamen gema@t, ber melt iiber bic Gren.
3en Der Stabt binaussebt. 6ier Ia
allen Wirtbf9aften 3u baben. Muf.
fridge laufea aus ben entfernteifen &c.
genben ein. prompte Mblieferuns unb
Berienbuug.
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s.. z. Heuterntantt.

Der lett % Sabreu ein AneeHeIIter Der
Stnger.Ndbmaf9inen. Gefslli@aft mar,
bot feine RdbmaiGinsn Reparaiur'
Werfffdtte 9 de % ftsg m merce
unb Ga n o,6 6traBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-06-19

Gero. 9taffel, 331 gati Com.
nleree.e .etraBe. preferbaIine aur
Srhaltung bon Butter, WurR unb
Tleii9. @eiaI3ene @inber 0drme.
S9la@tmeRer &C.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-06-19

s~ @enn es Cure abR9t if. cine
Meiie su uuternebmen, 10 perfsblt ni9t,
bie 5. & o. ". ggturRons Staten.
gttte tn elmer anberen Spalte bieies
Blattes su leien.
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Gel6dfts< 1n0 @ob>
1tu1tgS= S=Selepbon fiir 5 Cts.
pro Sag. Seine &ered=
hung fiir Wfiet1e 1c. &e<
gen 6tr Gtlt5elbeite1t lueu0e
matt iid) alt Die Sii0weit>
lt6e Selegrapbett~ lttt0 Sc
lepbO1t > @eieaidaft, 1a6
3iuar alt 6aS Gontraft- ST.
parte1ltel1t. SelepbDn 355.
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Office 1913 Aoe 6. GpeeiaIiR ftir au.
gen, Obrea, 9taie uab asbIe. Spred,.
fnnben bon 8 bis II llbr Wormittaas
uub bon 2 biS 5 llbr yfa9mittaas.
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- Roofing Felt, BED uab aspbalt
bel 0earp paulp. Eel. So.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1899-10-06
GlintS from the Fl. Scott Lantern.

What has become of the old-fashioned Re-
publicen who was afraid OF the Golden club
and British influence?
The present state administration has not gone
back on single platform promise-it didn't
make any. The people just took the fellows
in on Grimes's good looks
COL Fu1ston discovered that his auti-expan-
sion sentiments were seriously interfering with
his sky-rocket boom by the Republican bosses,
and now he cries, 81 never said it."
The competitive system is dead. It can no
more be resurrected than can the spinning
wheel and hand loom. The question to be set
tied is, "Shall our great industries be owned
by the trusts, or by the people?"
Goddard" said Stanley, on his last visit to
the state house; GODDARD, we have got to do
something about closing these saloons at the
Leavenworth soldiers home. Everywhere
go, some disgruntled ofice-seeker suavely asks,
How about the Klondike, Governor? Has it
been suppressed?' I tell you, General, it's
getting unbearable. Something must be DONE"
eyes, yes" replied GODDARD, "something must
be done. Supposing you give out another in
terview, declaring that, by the great horn
spoon, the infamy shall be blotted OUT and
send Tom Fenlon another check on your con-
tingent fund for $780, If anything will close
the Klondike, that will. There is nothing like
bold bluff in this kind of game. Cy says
SO, and he knows"
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1899-10-06
Billy Mason Won't Shut Up.

Senator Mason, of Illinois, does not propose
that his Republican brethren shall silence him
on the Philippine matter. In recent inter
view, he said:
con the floor of the senate l shall continue
NV opposition to the war upon the Filipiros.
would sooner resign my seat than treat dog
the way we are treating those people. an
ashamed of my country.
"People make great mistake, he contin-
ued. 'swhen they say am against expansion.
l am not. But expansion by purchase or other
honorable means is one thing. Expansion by
force is another 90 not believe that there
was any necessity for this war upon the Flip
mos. believe that if we had adopted reso-
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1899-10-06

A LITTER in the London Times states that
"Aguinaldo is getting the best of it,; that the
Americans are making no practical progress
that Aguinaldo has regained his influence over
the villages, and has lately obtained lot Of
money; that he is offering double the amount
of the awards for American rifles and arms that
Otis offered for Filipino weapons, the result be-
ing that the Americans are getting none, while
their own constantly being stolen. The
writer says Otis is good-intentioned, but slug
gish, and extremely parsmoniQus,' aud attrib
ptes the difficulties of the Americans very
largely to this false economy.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1899-10-06
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luticn IN congress assuring those people, as we
assured the Cubans, that we had no selfish de-
signs upon them, we never would have met
with any opposition in the Philippines. The
fact is that we have given the Filipinos every
reason to distrust us, and they are fighting for
their own liberty.
"Talk about hauling down the fagP' con-
tipued Senator Mason. "Will not our flag
come down In Cuba? Certainly it will if we
are true to our promises And the day that it
comes down will be the brightest day in our
history, because it will show that we are great
unselhsh nation, devoted to the eternal princi-
pie of right and honesty. If the Cubans want
to be annexed later, that is another question.
Why cannot we deal with the Fiipinos in the
same way?"
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1899-10-06
20 you want more bonds?
Do you want the gold standard?

20 you want more bonds?
Do you want the gold standard?
Do you want larger standing army?
Do you want more trusts, more debts and
more taxes?
Do you want lower prices for what you sell
and higher prices for what you buy?
Do you want Boss Hanna and Boss Leland in
the saddle in national, state and local affairs?
IF you do, vote the Republican ticket this
fall; or, what amounts to the same, stay at
home and not vote at ALL The election this
fall is the preliminary to the great battle Of
1000 Wellington Voice.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1899-10-06

SAM SMALL, the well-known evangelist, in
letter from Cuba to The New Voice, says: "The
government has arranged that every post in our
army in Cuba may have its canteen for drink.
ing at large among our soldiers, but has mus
tered out every regimental chaplain, established
no post chaplaincies, and left Cuba not one man
of that office to preach to the soldiers, solace
the sick or bury the dead" He asserts that
this is done for two reasons:
l. Because the political interests of the
powers in office would be eopardzed by the
powerful whisky and beer trusts if the army
canteen should be abolished; and
2. Because the officers of the army, as a
rule, desire the convenience of the canteen and
the profits which accrue from it to the company
funds.-Iowa Commonwealth.