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Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1899-02-15
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she sctuallymeans it
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The wolf Of
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howls at the
doors of thou.
sands of men
\ who are NIL
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IuIIIHH Sleeping Cars from clifton Forge
TO Cincinnati, and ST. Louis.
TRAINS ARRIVEAT LEXINGTON
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Forge.
burg. -'' NV"
For Rates. Tickets and other Information
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Jno- II. Potts, Asst. Gen. Passenger nm,
Richmond. Va VII
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1899-02-15
CO mini ssioner's Notice
Francis 1. Andcrson's Executor, Plaintiff

Francis 1. Andcrson's Executor, Plaintiff,
against
Francis T Andersou's Legatees. Defendants
Ha7ing been directed by the Circuit Court
OF Rock6ridgr county Virginia, by decree
entered IN this cause on the 10th day of
March, 1898, t. take, state, settle and report
TO the Court fur her account OF the ira s
actions OF the Complainant upon the est I
OF his Testator from the foot OF the account
confirmed y tn. said decree, together with
any matter deemed pertinent to be specially
stated or "ny arty in interest requires to be
so stated Nc
The Undersigned commissioner irsbancorv
hereby notifies the ralties that he has AN.
pointed "0 ""' "p'
THURSDAY, TIE BIRD DAY OF
FEBRUARY, 1850,
at his Office in Lexington, Va. to execute the
said or'er Of reference.
PAUL NJ. PENIUK,
d" 20 IL sO''o Comm'r in Ch'y
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Ional hour.
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ping to do and will not require it the
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The dead letter probably died a. it,
post ~ ''S
but few actresses are as bad az tbev
are painted
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-09-11
C0NDICIONES 7 CONCEsIONEs

ooNooMENTos Estos den psentado Agenca npadmente
con 1rma msnncra del embarcdO
rln sdudO Los e 80 ancOs poan pgadea
Cn
0prados ca esta dsndo fmarse eos
PaSAJESSd
rre
es15sen
pasJs tonados Dordo
fASaJES De VOETA-Pa
safes DC osma vaidos reDaja para
An Vahdos ano 100
Inca asafanea poan
mechanic Ia aeVouaon De Ia sbla total do Vueta.
IN o. case dc cue pudie bie
Yuea La dtnR snte edo orno
ep qae no hnbe eompFomedo omaEot
0terenCa
BErAs DE FAMAs cOncede por las famias qlt
eopaen euao pl
Gable vus
NlNOoLos
dos umpido Cumpdos
masd
meno AMOS
4 Limos que pagusn medic dem
tzgaents han racdn 10 ko
frances e uoeo La nsnquioa TroCs
para Gel G0srno
II 9e 1 $50 pettsAl. 525 peseas-8 a 425 pese
eAsVhos 0man tfe yspores preo
m6dcts
f@ra mass lfOEms dhgirse los Agentes plaza,
MAY0L HERMAN0S & Co.
Agostc Is de lS99
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-09-11
1874 BibliOtooa dc LA DEMOCRACuA

d. d .p1rd), claaI anWa1i), glrgdirA de encaje
sombtero de ltro Lara hIs, ql) los cortessnos
reempls2aban con uu sombreutO adorna 10 con plumas
de pavo real. POr 81 sombrsro sofia distnglir
un uaballero poVincian1 Enrique hsbfa lido de pun
ii las los dos oaballsros oyerol pasos ha'ta
que Lam6.
Cuaado Ell priaoipe &c presout6 81 umbral, le
mraron asombro como preguntandose quien po-
dis SER Enrique habiA adJptaio lbs de Ia Corte
llevaba ooeto ds ssda verde os'z4s de teroiopeo
" s. oayotlo negro Goa gal6n de- plst prendido Ia
espalda 10 qua pfobaba que s bearI6s estabs en- ca
mino de hsosr fortuua Sl traje el5gante su buen
aspesto naursl ho srol los dos oaballero' que
era un sen Jr de certs. Opero presenOa debi6
ser muy su gu.to pass 81 a0eiauo funei6 e entire
o,j1 Fl joyen lleV6 Ia mano la espalda. Esto hzl
s5nrslT Enrique,
-Tranquhzaos, seho'ee, les DID Soy IN amigo
dsscouoCido que viene q prestaros un sIvlcio.
-CabalerO, cont st6 81 sno anO, permitldnoi pre-
guutaros.."
res Me lsm6 Earnqas de COarasse; bearu63 primo
de se9r dc Pbrac oapitan do los gnaTdas de Carlos
X Fsto no tranquiliz6 los dos caOaeros S1ia pro-
s,ooi6 Rorqas drgieadose al de MAJ edad,> sois IN
esbsiiero del Maue, os lla@ais Ell sshor de Blrbe
,sab6is mi nombrel s10lam6 el snoisnO admirs.
~ yos oonttu6 EaTiqas dirgi6ndoss al mas
iovep sos sobrino de este oabslsFo llamais ii o.
Tor Dc sauohamp o hsliabais ls eabesl del par
tido buaonots del Maine, ati otro oahalsro que
aa el marques de Bsllefond. III dioho Il verdadi
-Djspsnsad, oaballsfo, dijo 81 de BafbeaisnBs;
paTo como 60 ia pFmeEa ya cue tenemoa 81 honof 90
Yeroa nos osuaa exlrRassA qTQs der esQs pomsaoEeE
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-09-11
Variedad de Tarietas
La Fayorita del Roy de Navarro lei

Con Ia reiua, 200 es yerdadH S3on una dana que
vino busearls literal
NO contest6 Ia tenders; sin embargo SO fue en-
lters con dos netes enmascsrsdosj respondi6 Ia jo
Ven POGO despueS vino ef Oto una dana en- llteTs
pero va Sc habil marchsdo Ia sehorita Psols
Renste SO dej6 oaer sobre una sl, HsbTiase d.
cho que Ves de spareCsr ante aus 0Os los terri
bes Instruments de la sala de tormentO. Tenis un
aspecto tan abatdo qqe mas encaTnzados enemgOs
sc hubi sen Oompsdeoido de 6. La tendera le d6 IN
vase de vino e prodig6 otros cuidsdos, Luego que
vic Rsnsto mas serenO le djo:-Parece, senior Rena-
TO- que hace tempo que vuestrs h'ja...
-lC6mo que haOe tiempol exclam6 brusOamente
Rensto, Squ6 ssb6sa
Que un oaballero sofia venir pOr Is noche.
Ia tendera oout6 10 que habia vsto.
-5Qa6 dia 10 visteis entrari PTegunt6,
FL juevss dItimo.
Renato Oont6 los dfas. 81 iusves por Ia nochs e
prendi6 Cnllon la ey6 81 Chatelet Va no le qued6
Ia nenor duds. Los raptores de GOdolRno debian
los mismos que habian rObado s Paola Ri altivo
renooroso Rsnat9, que bora antss E6o pensaba
vengarse de los que e ultFaisrOn Sc snt6 mas d6bi
desoorazonadO que an nino So echo llorar.
Entre tanto Ell phnOipe de Navarro Sc halaba en- la
ckmara de Catalina.
-tQa6 ea 10 que tendrd que pFeguntarmel pensaba
4seaor De Ooarasss, dijO Cat lins, tengo tsnta
oon6anal en- yuestra Oienca, gus o. extaharA que
osllame menado.
Enrique Sc inclin6 reapondi6i EstOy les 81.
denas de Yaesk sgeatad.
-Lo qae spe ne dsis hotoiss seeroa ds
una conspiFa scabli6 en Angsra
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-09-11
Carpinterla Mecanica
EBAMSzERA z CARRETEREA
de L. p. DOria & Anguera .

sstsbecmiento sse de sbao para bdcadSr
ende los odo adooa ma compioad hsata mas sono
pnelta que neoeGte.
Sc conuye tsmbien ods o de muebOa para ooneo
oabaos tos dc z6do Dc MADEIRA bn Seeaa
Adsmds enn De Ynta sad9 general dersa De Pehpen de "a
FLORIDA; 2sblas amsesnas g tmanles De pp Dc fo1a o
Hero galvsndsAdo complete urido de lsTseiA
Paa todas osss s5i Dc nss Fayo uedas dc
s4Qs, auablas d b9aoo wPaos Dc oedFa
Pones, Noyismbgs 2 Dc 1898
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-09-11

"A negada AFort defiance 6 49, dene
40 Las nas dc Oo Maels sntNaza
oe Fort dtFranee
Do Maa Colon; Saint
de la lnea HAVre Bordeaux Haiti '"'V
de cadOa den pasa
con aDo en- 49, LuG Trinidad Demera
cayenne Ia dusyra Puerto Oabelo
eOna, (oaluna) Marla 9 para V
saendo
NoIA- ompanla responsible a las Conexon
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-07-12
STRAY FACTS.

A sheep with i've horns exists in Ken
lucky.
In battle only one bullet out Of eighty
ave takes effect.
A copper cent was recently drawn out
into $500 feet Of wire.
Aluminium is now used for hreproof
curtains In theatres.
In ten years the descendants Of two
rabbits number 100000,
Three out OF every 1876 English
speaking persons have red hair.
The number of penniless men in the
KlondIke is placed at 5000.
Fifteen parts of the flesh OF fish have
the same nutritive value as twelve parts
Of homeless beef.
Boston banks paid out $2O,OOO,0OO In
dividends on July l. New York banks
are said TO have paid ten times that
A capital of S5O,OOO,0 900 is now engaged
and $4,000 people are employed In the
various clipping bureaus throughout the
world.
The remarkable memory OF Charles
Dorr, Of San francisco, enables him to
recite verbatim almost any play he mas
seen.
The average speed Of carrier pigeon
lncalm weather is 1900 yards a minute:
With a strong wind In the direction OF
flight some pigeons have covered 1'9VO
yards q minute,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-07-12


than the foreign workers were ana ettr
That is one Of the things this country
ID proud OF. Cut down the prices and
Won cut down wages, ana the capacity
OF the home market Cor our farmers.
The registers assertion Is plain Is 70
Sc logic, though It may not intend It,
that there should be q choice Of three
evils: Abolish the combination, which
controls the trade to prevent over-pro-
duction that would mean disaster, the
closing Of mills, the reduction Of wages,
and the paralysis Of prices. Take OF
the tariff, let In the foreign product
made at lower prices (Which would re-
duce wages to meet the competItion).
and KIN the industry in order that the
Register editor may obtain a new tin
roof for his head a few cents cheaper.
or "at the same price he would have
paid before 1884" when $1,000 American
workmen were not being employed In
producing tin plate.
Another effect OF our friends logic
would be to extend It to every manu-
featuring industry In the country. Tin
plate Is not to be made IN exception,
under Just rules. II the Trust is re-
sponslble for the Registers grievance
in the tin plate matter, the cure Of
'.buying everything abroad. as we did
prior to the development of all the In
dustries," prior to the introduction Of q
protective tarif, would be better, be-
cause "prlces are double?" Then the
iron and steel and glass and scores OF
other sorts Of workers would be CONF
PEELED to work cheaper or be permitted
to stand In idleness and watch the con-
sumers consume the products of cheap
foreign labor. It would not kill the
trusts but 1t might bring suffering to
millions Of American homes by wage re-
auctions. There are other ways Of cur
ing trusts where they are evil disposed.
Certainly, buying abroad isn't the way
of doing It
The American people do not care to
see such a state Of affairs as would fol-
low, nor step forty years backward.
Nor do they want the return of low
wages for the workers that prevailed
under the Wilson tariff. That would
effect the prosperity of everybody, for
when the workers are poorly paid the
home demand for all sorts Of products
Is limited. Great trusts existed under
the Wilson tarift just as they now do,
and many more were being formed.
The act of 1894 didn't kill the sugar
trust, the Standard Oh nor any other
trust. They increased. over in Eng
land, a free trade country, trusts were
born and have ever aourished. The
remedy is not in the tariff, much as 1t
may need revision.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-07-12

New York World; Before starting an
other presidential calamity campaign"
would it not be sensible in the "howlers"
to take an inventory of their political
stock in trade.
Where is the calamity? Senator Jones,
Of Nevada, processes to find some In
what he calls the shrinking currency
and falling prices"
But the currency Is not shrinking ana
prices are rising and faiiing-and rts-
ing, too, coincidently with the remarKa-
BILE Increase In the yield Of gold.
In 1896, during the calamity cam
paign," the amount of money in circu-
lation was S1,5O6, 4S4.966, or SCI 10 per
capita, on the LIST of July the amount
in circulation was 1882, 4S4 ,2S9, or so 80
per capita. Here is an increase IN the
money supply in three years OF S426,OOO'-
900. How is this for "shrinkingE
The amount Of gold In circulation mas
increased fully $250,00O.00O within this
time, while silver money has not eX-
perienced any shrinking" In 1885 the
number Of silver dollars coined or issued
was 4S7, 2O2 ,l2l, and the number In cir
culation was $4,000, 0O0-the remainder
being represented by silver certificates.
The stock OF silver dollars has Increased
more than $4O,OOO,OOO in three years, and
the silver certificates in like proportion.
Nor has the volume OF paper money
shrunk. Three years ago we had OF
Ereenbacks and treasury notes OF 1880
$685., 100000 in circulation. We have
now more than AOO,0OO,OO0 Even the
national bank note circulation in spite
Of It's relative unprohtablcness, has In
creased nearly $50, 900, 900.
We thus have vastly more money OF
all kinds than In 1896. and an unprece-
dented Increase of the best money, ac-
cordIng to the worlds standard. The
Calamity howlers" must look In some
other direction for their supply OF cam
paign wind.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-07-12
He Doesn't Know Them.

Some of the American yellow papers
have received very severe rebuke
from Emile Zola. They had the auda-
city to make him propositions to send
them reports Of the second Dreyfus
trial. This offended the great French
novellst's dignity, and his reply was;
mot for a million dollars" 1t gave
him also the opportunity to deny some
recent fakes" which have appeared in
some Of these yellow sheets, and de-
seryedly rebuked the enterprise" with
which they are decelving the news
paper readers In this country, with al
legged special articles on the Dreyfus
matter, over the signature of lola.
lola denounces all cases where cer-
tain newspapers in the United States
have published articles signed by his
name as rank impositions; that 1t is
not true that theatrical manager in
this country has engaged him to write
a play about Dreyfus. zola doesn't
understand the American yellow sheet
methods, or he would not think 1t nee
essary to enter denlals of these things.
The American readers are accustomed
to 1t, and pay little attention to sensa-
tons Of such nature.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-07-12

The campaign In Ohio this fall prom
Uses to possess some very interesting
features, and some that will be quite
amusing to the galleries overlooking
the arena, II the Democrats nominate
John R. Mclean for governor. and it
seems to be a pretty sure thing that
they viii. Some Of the national lead
ers representing both parties, are dis
posed to the opinion that McLean's
nomination means remarkable Re-
publican majority In Ohio, one equal
ling II not SURPRISING the latter party's
majority. record breaker, in 1898, the
year following the election Of Presi-
dent Cleveland and u Democratic Con-
gress, Of $4,000. They have good rea-
son to believe this, In view of the fact
that Mclean personally represents ele-
ments which the dominant faction Of
the Democracy is opposing. and his re-
cord is entirely at variance with GER
tain principles which are to be In
cluded In next years platform.
Some good reasons for the expecta-
tion that, with Mclean at the head of
the state ticket, the Ohio Democracy
is doomed to defeat, are given. Among
them is his well-understood opposition
to William Jennings Bryan-not an
open one, but the more deadly sort,
that which works covertly and behind
the scenes Another is his non-resl-
dence In Ohio, point that is objec-
tionable to many OF his fellow citizens
Of his own political faith, Many con-
servative leaders fear the effects Of the
past political activity of Mclean in
which his personal record was not
above criticism and reproach.
Perhaps the strongest factor Of all
that would be used in the campaign,
would be the inconsistency of persy,
which claims to be religiously opposed
to the "plutocracy," and rails at mill
lionaires and owners of trusts" in
nominating a real millionaire for gov
ernor, and one who holds the entire
gas-consuming population of Washing
ton, the National Capital. in his grasp,
as the owner of the Illuminating gas
franchise.
Some Bryan leaders and other Demo-
cratic enemies of ''monopolistIc Inau-
ences and grabbers of municipal fran
clises'' are regarding this phase Of the
situation likely to exist in Ohio as a
rare case of hypocrisy. Then. in addi-
ton, there are quite a number Of jeal-
ous-minded individuals who do not re-
gard Mr.. Mclean as being as well
qualified to I'll the gubernatorlal chair
as his opponent, and as the average
Ohio governor has been.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-07-12
,AEnnfo Enstn cntohtng on.

New York Press: We cannot blind
ourselves to the fact that the out-of-
town correspondent is remarkably
shrewd and far-reaching Individual.
Whenever a dispatch comes from a dis
tant town concerning man and woman
1t is stated in the story that the couple
move in the best society," belong to
the most prominent social set, ARE ne
lated to the leading families" "he is the
most popular beau in town, and she is
the most beautiful young woman in the
south or west" as the case may be.
These are stock phrases. The other day
one Of our contemporaries published a
scandal from the capital Of a southern
state-the couple, as usual, moving with
the hnut ton. Nearly as much fuss was
made over the story as we made over
Perry and Jessie. 1t Is now learned
that the gent was q negro barber. and
the lady cook in ten-cent restaurant.
Thus are we at the mercy OF the west
and south.