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The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1899-05-19

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Prout returned
on Wednesday from afortnight's outing
spent among their friends in Boise,
Emmett and Sweet, Idaho.
The appearance of ice on water
puddles for several mornings past and
quite snow storm on Wednesday
evening are not encouraging signs that
spring has come.
Miss Lily Mildred has sold her house
to Mr.. Matthew Matthews, and with her
mother and Mrs. Joseph Prout, will
leave for Omaha to join Mr.. Mildred
about the 10th of next month.
There is only short stretch of the
road between here and the railroad that
is not now in fair condition, but that
little is still quite bad and great deal
of freight is still strung out along the
road and considerable kicking being
done over its non-arrival
William Cooper, who was tried at this
term of court for his crazy assault upon
and shooting Bob Hamilton, was con-
victed of the charge Of assault with a
deadly weapon and has been sentenced
to eighteen months Imprisonment in
the pen.
None who were present the last
concert given by the DeLamar Cornet
Band will willingly be absent from the
entertainment to be given tomorrow
night The program, tomorrow night
will include new and pleasing features,
the music being Interpreted with
recitations and songs. Remember
when you purchase ticket to this en-
tertainment that you are helping the
Band, which has so long been the pride
of the town, to better equip itself to be
able to give US greater pleasure.
w. s. Parke, the elder, the uptown
Barber, the Shooting Club champion,
has just received and placed in his shop
new hydraulic-doubls-a cylinder
escapement- full jewelled automobile
hand-engraved- leather-upholstered sill
ver-mounted tonsorial chair, equipped
with cyclometer, self-register and 1--WE
almost forgot to mention it) patent
Bogardus kicker, warranted to boost
the customer clear over into the next
. Lo 30
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1899-05-19
Ringing Brothers Circus-BOise, June
). 1899.

The Oregon Short Line will sell
tickets, Nampa to Boise and return, at
one fare for the round trip for the
above occasion. Tickets limited to
June 6, 80.
@. F. HENsLEY,
Nampa, May 0, 80. Agent.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1899-05-19
Idaho State Encampment, G.. A. r..
Lewiston, Ida, June 7-10, 90.

For this occasion rate of one and
one-fifth fare on certificate plan will be
made provide there are fifty or more in
attendance who have paid full fare
going. Fare Nampa to Lewiston $685..
G. f. HENsLEy,
Nampa, May Ii, 90. Agent.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1899-05-10
DENOUNCED AT A BANQUET.
Gen Conner Characterized a. n Traitor to
Cuba-An Anti-Amerioan Demon
stration in HaNsna

HAVANA, May 6.-The banquet given
BY members of the recently dissolved
military assembly in honor ot the aged
Salvador Cisneros, Marquis De santa
Lucia, the first president of the second
republic of Cuba, and of Gen. Mayia
Rodriguez. was the occasion for an
anti-American and anti-Ciomez demon
stration. Gen. Manuel Sanguiliy, Col.
Juan Gualberto Gomez member of
the assembly's executive committee,
and other speakers denounced Gen.
Gomez as traitor TO Cuba in having
given aid TO the intervening power,
los Yankees" who were referred to in
terms of dislike and suspicion.
The only voice raised in protest
against such assertions among tho
hundred well known Cubans who were
present, including the editors of most
of the local papers printed in Spanish.
was that of Senior L idel Piena. editor
OF FL independents, who said that
the Cubans would most speedily gain
their independence by cooperating
with the Americans, adding, the pur-
pose of the United States military au-
thorities is TO aid CUBA to prepare for
self government and TO leave as soon
after as possible"
Tho local papers continne TO fill their
columns with stories of brigandaro
from every part OF the island. some
imply that most OF these reports are
unreliable, others seem to adopt them
by giving them special prominence.
In the latter class are La Discussion
and Ia Lucha, in the former are FL
Reconcentrado, La Libertad. La Patria
and all the Spanish organs.
According 10 dispatch from Glen
fucgos. Scno- Jicotea Perez. n Spaniard
OF high character and standing. disap-
pearcd on sunday and Friday his
corpse was found near the city. ter
ribly machctcd. The crime is attrib-
utcd by the authorities to the same
band of outlaws that burned the cane
on the Constantine plantation. BAN
dts in the same district attacked
the plantation Unidad. owned uv Mr..
Cullerach and the plantation Arcles
owned 10y Senior Francisco Garcia: but
they were finally rcpulscd by the rural
guards, who killed two members Of
the band that nave not been identified
and a third who was recognized as Al
fredo RODRIGUEZ, n well known brig
and largely responsible for disturb
ances in Santa Clara.
Gov. Gen. Brooke announces that
Senior FREDERICK Mora has accepted the
post OF supreme court fiscal, which was
offered him Thursday and which he
had said he would be unable TO accept
unless upon his own conditions.
SAN FERNANDO CAPTTRFO
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.esS S'IS-SG SSSSS SSC - : S-Ssg,cs - s,
State Odds and Ends.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

TnNRE - total reward OF $500 offcr.
Ell for the detection OF the person who
started the serious fires At Lewisburg
within the year
luneE FAIR OF SiSterSvillc. has
odopiVd "A rule Of timing every unla,v-
'"1 whisky retailer so and 30 days ia
jail.
Tnr WcN, Virginia Colored institute
celebrated it's seventh anniversary.
POISON was thrown into we'll on
the premises of Albert Abbott. on
Toms creek. near Huntington. Abbott
and his wife drank from tho we'll thS,
other night and three physicians wcr,
called in. Arrests may bc made Alb
bott and his wife are not the first vie
Tins of poisoned wells IN Toms creek
vicinity. Recently poison was thrown
into well near the residence of Peter
Stewards, aud several members OF hiS
family we've made violently ill., \
horse which drank from the wei, died.
Abbott and his wife will probably re-
cover The citizens OF that section arc
much aroused
Ar Point Pleasant the recent grand
Jury returned IL indictments for fell
pnics.
TINS kanawha & Michigan railway
Viii substitute iron bridges for ali The
wooden trcstlcs ON its line
An effort is being made to have one
II the nnincrs' hospitals located at Him
ton.
Ar Mason City - vote will bc taken
m a $1,000 bond issue for street inn
provcmcuts.
ions WIrIITow. a lad OF Central City.
while dreaming the other night that
the building was ON FIRE. lcapcd from
thc sccond-story window TO tho
ground. 20 feet below. Recovery is
probable.
Fir destroyed the home OF sherman
feaSlcy, at Etam, burning "a daughter.
aged :. tn death. The house was fall
,ng in before the fire was discovered.
NiN members of the family barely cs-
'apcd Nothing was saved.
EXCAVATIONS are being made for the
new opera house at Martinsburg.
THE enrolment at the State Normal
school is a79.
PULr mills, which have been i'm opor-
alton since 1882, are To- loo closed at
liarpcr's Ferry.
TUE greatest curiosity IN this state
Is great flat rock, covered with all
sorts of human and animal tracks near
spencer
TIE first sergeant OF Company O., late
81 West Virginia volunteers. says the
statement made 10y "A FrcderiolSsto vu.
o., attorney that Private Gauthicr. OF
mis- company, died from severe treat
ment Inflicted 10y an officer is wrong.
| Hanthicr. he declares. died of pncu-
monia aud fever contracted while alb
sent from camp without leave lie
said Ganthicr, while intoxicated, fell
by the roadside. but was properly caree
for.
Ar Kcyscr machinery for tho woo,
working establish will nrriv
from Oswcgo, y. y.
MANY OF the miners who are on
strike have applied for work at TIA
hlngwood mines with little success.
INVEsTIGArioN n TO the sanity of ID,
;. *. Ilissom will be resumed az Gran,
Vile. May 81.
The short Line railroad is u. Sa<azna.l
-. but there araalA
- ~
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RECALLS THE PAST.
Dr.. Talmage's Sermon Is Largely
Reminiscent.
Draws Helpful Lessons from the EN-
pcrience- and Nicissitudcs OF
Lifc-Mcmories OF
Home.
Copyright. 1899. by Louis KlOpsch.

This sermon of DIR. Talmage calls the
roll OF many stirring memories and in
terI'rers the meaning of life's vicissi-
tudes. The text is Psalms NxNix, ,:
while l was musing the fire burned"
| Here is David, the psalmist. with the
'orefinger of his right hand against his
temple and the door shut against the
world. engaged in contemplation. And
Il would be well for us TO take the same
posture often while we sit down in
sweet solitude TO contemplate.
In a small island off the coast of Nova
Scotia | once passed n Sabbath in de-
lightful solitude. for had resolved that
| would have one day of entire quiet be
fore l entered upon autumnal work.
thought To have spent the day in laying
out plans for Christian work. but in
stead of that il became q day OF tender
rcininiscencc. reviewed my pastorate;
| shook hands with an old departed
friend, whom | shall greet again when
the curtains OF life are lifted. The days
OF my boyhuod came back. and | was
ten years or agr. and was eight, and
was five. There was but one house OF
the island. and yet from Sabbath day
|
until the evening melted into the bay
of Fundy, from shore TO shore there
were ten thousand memories. and the
! groves were album with voices that had
long ago ceased.
Youth is apt too utuch To spend all its
time i'm looking forward. ODD ngc is apt
too much ~ spend AN It's time in look
ing backward. People in m!d'fc and ou
the apex look both ways. II would bc
well for MS, think. however, to spend
more time in "reminiscences, by the con
stitutiou OF our nature We spend most
of the time looking forward. And the
vast ma iority of people live not 80 much
in the present as IN the future. ! find
that YOU mean TO make - reputation,
| you mean To establish yourself and the
advantages that YOU aspect 10 achieve
| absorb great deal OF Your time. But
see no harm IN this. II il does not make
! you Disconnected with the present or
! disqualify YOU Cor existing duties. 1t
is useful thing sometimes 10 look
back and TO see the dangers we have cs-
| capped and SO see the SORROWS we have
suffered and the trials and wandering,
of our earthly pilgrimage and to sum
up our CnIoNmcnts. | mean. SO far as
God may help me, 90 stir up your mem
DRY OF the past so that i'm the review Won
may be encouraged and humblcd and
urged 10 pray.
There is u chapel in Florence with q
fresco by Guido. II was covered up with
two inches of stucco until our American
and European artists went there, and
! after long toll removed the covering and
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SAN FERNANDO CAPTURED.
The Insurgents Evacuate the 1own after
Setting II on Fi.e-Gen. I.awton stnI
Ouartercd at BaIinag.

manila. May G.-Mai. Gen. MacAr-
thurs division advanced to San Fer
nando Thursday and found that the
place had been evacuated by the rebels,
who left only a small detachment TO
cover their retreat 10y train. Gen. Mac
Arthur occupied the burning town
without loss.
The rebels south of Manila attempt
ed to rush through Brig. Gen. oven
shines line Thursday night The at
tempt failed, but the rebels maintained
fusilade on the 9TH infantry for sew
eral hours. The demonstration was
Intellectual beyond soaring the nha
tants OF Manila.
The outposts OF the Idaho and q
fornia regiments beyond San IA
Macati were also attacked durin
night.
Maj. Gen. Lawton j. stiu quaz
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1899-09-08

pine actions would help bis re electiou-and
strengthen the Republican party, but these
hopes, however, were not the influences
which plunged US into this struggle, but the
greed OF Hanna and his syndicates and
cliques, who saw such opportunities for ex.
ploitation in the Philippines, such fat jobs
rich contracts and money making fran.
chises.
1t is McKinley's war, but then again, il is
Hannas war. The Republican party would
like TO disown it, like to down it and
throw the whole responsibility on them, but
it cannot. The Republican leaders see this,
and are worried and speaking out, like Sen.
ator Burrows, tearing disaster to their party
from the great mistake, and they are nc
longer timid in their criticism of the mis-.
takes made.
But it is the people who are criticizing
most savagely. In the earlier DAYS of the
story the strong patriotism of the Americans
blinded many of them to the truth, and the
gallant deeds of our soldier boys aroused q
feeling OF admiration. The truth is now
coming rapidly to light, The soldiers them.
selves tell us that the war is wrong through
out, that we have been guilty of grave
error, that we are throwing away valuable
lives in forlorn cause, to withdraw from
this venture into which Hanna induced
the President to plunge us. No more lives
should be sacrificed in the Philippines to
make financial openings for Hanna and his
friends.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1899-09-08
McRINLEY'S WAR.

The war in the Philippines is not doing
well. In spite OF the millions expended, the
loss of life among the troops, the sickness
and suffering, We have made no progress
We are In possession Of an insignificant
fraction Of one of large group OF islands
The Spsniards found Luzon the easiest of
the archipelago to conquer and garrison, but
they made but little impression on the other
islands, finding 1t wholly impossible to sub
jugate their war-like natives. We have been
engaged nearly year in the Mckinley war,
and have not yet conquered one tenth part
Of Luzon, and we have before US the gigan
tic task OF subduiug Mindanso, Mndoro, and
all the other islands when we have got
through with Luzon.
The returning soldiers, who have seen the
country and fought the natives and defeated
them, declare that we cannot conquer the
islands with anything like the army we are
sending there. We can defeat them, Just
as we are doing, but defeat Is one thing and
conquering is another. The Spaniards de
feated them for century and a.halL, but
never subjugated the natives, and when
they sold the islands TO us they sold Us a
revolution, as they held only one or two
places.
1t Is not TO be wondered at that Senator
Burrows and other Republican leaders are
worried over the Philippine situation, and
see in IL great danger for the Republican
party. The returning volunteers are scat
tering the news far and wide that the war
was great mistake. 1t Is not a war that
appeals to patriotism, II is not one ordered
by Congress or cheered by the people, but
one into which Hanna plunged bis easy
victim, the President. Perhaps the latter
nay have hoped that the glory that would
ling TO bis administration from his Philip.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1899-09-08
PREPARING FOR THE CANVASS.

PREPARING FOR THE CANVASS.
Already preparations for the approaching
canvass are marked with great vigor, energy
and determination. The political skies all
along the Democratic horizon are growing
brighter and brighter with every new born
day.
Hon. Murray Vandiver, who has manned
the guns at Democratic headquarters for a
number of years with such signal success
and tireless energy, is at his post early and
late His ripe experience, his acknowledged
executive ability, clearly designate him as
the right man in the right place Defeat
never dampens his ardor nor shakes his en-
thusiasm in the cause-he does not care for
the storms nor the tempest. He stands amid
1t all like Roman sentinel on guard over
the great trust committed to his care and
guidance.
In the counties the State Central Commit
tees are preparing for determined and united
action. Democratic headquarters are to be
opened at an early day and placed in daily
communication with headquarters at Balti-
more. No stone is to be lett unturned, and
the cry is to be, "War to the knife, and the
knife to the hit." In all we are determined
on victory, and such victory rs will send
JOY to every white mans heart
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1899-09-08
g. ACRES OF LAND.


MORE OR LESS.
This land is beautifully situated about 300
yards from the junction OF the Glen Echo
and Tenallytown Electric Road, splendid ell
ovation, desirable for any purpose, par ticu-
larry for residence and trucking. Electric
road surveyed by the tract. Also facing pub
lie road called the River Road about four
miles from Georgetown market.
TERMS OF SALE; One-thlrd cash, one
third in six months, and QUE third in twelve
months, or all cash at option Ut purchaser
$500 deposit on day Of sale, balance Of cash
payment when sale is ratified, deferred pay.
ments TO be secured to the satisfaction of the
undersigned.
Conveyanciug AT the cost of the purchaser.
MARION DUCKETT,
Attorney to sell named in Mortgage.
For further particulars apply TO office of
Duckett 4 Dent, 63b + street N. w, Wash
ington, c. sep SITS
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1899-09-08
For Sheriff,
ARTHUR WILLIAMS,
For County Surveyor,
CHARLES j. MADDOX.
A WORD TO OUR CANDIDA TIES.

A WORD TO OUR CANDIDATES.
1t has been said that eternal vigilance is
the price of liberty" and we halt here and
now to say to our friends who compose our
county ticket, that whilst their friends are
wide awake In their support and will most
assuredly grow more enthusiastic and de-
termined as the canvass progresses, there is
also work for them TO do.
We are engaged in an important cam.
paign, important because of the weighty
issues it involves. You must remember, the
popular voice Of your party has but recently
selected you IRON among the number of as
pirants as the fit opponents Of these issues
which are intended Tor the good of the party,
and the honor and healthy growth of your
county.
Now that you have been chosen the
recognized choice of your party, 1t will not
do for you to rest upon your supposed
popularity, the strength OF your friends, or
say "well, we have good majority and it
will all be right" You have been greatly
complimented-you must show your appre.
citation of the compliment, Of the confidence
imposed in your integrity, honor and fit.
ness you must go to work-mingle with
the people, let them see you are interested
in the triumphant success of the ticket. II
there be discord any where, see and know
its origin, and then rub II out. If there be
any errors OF opinion, any misrepresenta-
tons concerning any one on the ticket, have
them corrected at once. 1t is your duty TO do
30, not only look in the interest of yourself,
but see after the whole ticket. Having &C.
complished this, turn your attention TO the
enemy and strike him wherever you may
find him, and strike him from the shoulder
every time. Ask them what they have done
in tightening the burden of taxation What
of the abuse OF power and of trust that has
been confided to their keeping In pointed
and strong language tell them of the out
RACES committed by that political element
which is the chief support Of the Republi
can party in this county, and which num-
bers two thousand two hundred and eighty
one-all voting solid-arrayed against your
interest, and constant menace TO the safety
Of your homes.
In base ball parlance, let every ball you
send be "red-hot one." We are in this
fight, and in ii not only certain OF winning,
but we intend 10 redeem the honor of the
county and place her in the Democratic col
umn-when we can all sit down at the first
table-aud o white mans table at that, and
at the same tlnie feel that our homes are safe
from ruthless Invasion.
We say to our friends on the ticket, "Up
and be DOING" Trust no future, however
bright, but act in the living" From nov
until the close OF the canvass, nurse and
guard with more than diligence the honor
bestowed on you-do your part courageous
ly and your friends will do theirs, and we
shall have the proud consciousness of see
ing old Montgomery once more returned to
her former Democratic mooring.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1899-09-08
FoR-9A ALI

EN0R SALE, on the farm of the late Thos.
IL E. Holmes, at Montrose, miles south
east Of Rockville, good Buggy, one Cham
Pion Mower, (nearly new,) one Combination
Mover and Reaper, and one Wheat Drill.
The articles may be seen upon application
to Mr.. Albert Alder, lessee, who is author
ized TO dispose OF them at reasonable prices
sep Sit
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1899-09-08
On MONDAY, the End day of
October, 1899,

at o'clock, P, NJ, all the land particularly
described in said mortgage;
Being all of block numbered one Q)
aud lots numbered one q } two (2) three
90 four a. five (5,) six CO., seven
q, eight (S,) nine g, ten GO. ) eleven
OLD twelve az, thirteen Q3,) four
teen 14.) fifteen (l5,) sixteen Q6.)
seventeen az } eighteen as, nineteen
Q9) twenty-one (2l,) twenty-three
(29, twenty-four GA, } twenty-five (25)
and twenty-six (26) of block numbered
two (2) Of the subdivision called aud
known as GLENCOVE, according to a
plat recorded in Liber j. A., No, 40,
folio 4O7, of the Land Records of Mont
gomery county, aforesaid, containing
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1899-09-08
TXAMINERS, NOTICE.

The undersigned having been appointed
Examiners, by the Commissioners OF Mont.
gomery county, TO ascertain whether the
public convenience requires the opening of a
public road petitioned for by Mary Bean
aud Others, hereby give notice that they will
meet on the premises, on Saturday, October
TN, 1899, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, TO execute
the commission as Aforesaid.
GEORGE SHAW,
SAMUEL BARNSLEY,
NELSON II ROBERTSON,
sep Ltd Examiners.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1899-09-08

pY VIRTUE of power contained in a
ID mortgage from the Southern Investment
Company, an Incorporated body, to The Bal
timore Building and Loan Association OF
Baltimore city, body corporate dated DC.
tooer l6, 1894, and recorded October 49,
1894, In Liher J A, No. Al, folio 80 of the
Land Records of Montgomery county, Mary
land, default having been made in the pay
ment of the Indebtedness secured by said
NOR tgage, and upon the written order of the
said body corporate, the undersigned a;tor-
ney to sell named in said mortgage will sell
at public auction, on the premises near the
junction OF the Glen Echo and Tenall town
hlec'nc Road, Montgomery county, Mary
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1899-09-08

10 the Circuit Court for Montgomery county,
as a Court OF Equity. No l796 Equity.
nRDERED this 9th day OF September, A.
w., 1899, by the Circuit Court for Mont
gonery county, as Court of Equity, that
the sale made by Robert B. Peter, Assignee
to Robert II. @. Allnutt and reported in the
above entitled cause, be ratified and confirm
ea, unless cause TO the contrary thereof be
SHOWN on or before the Both day of Septem-
Der instant; Provided copy of this order be
inserted In some newspaper published in said
montgomery county, once in each of three
successive weeks before the said Both day of
September, 1899.
The Report states the amount Of the sale to
be $l,2sO.
THOMAS DAWSON, CPk
Circuit Court for Montgomery county.
True copy-Test:
sep Std THOMAS DAWSON, CPk. !