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The Monte Vista journal., 1899-04-29

For quick remedy and one that y
perfectly safe for children Ist us recon.
msnd Ons Minute Cough Curs. Il 10
excsllent Tor Group, hosrssuss., tickling
In the throat and cougha I. W. Rioa
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-04-29
River Mar Tor Sale,

At Ranch ~ miles north Of river and
"a miles west Of Gunbarrsl road.
+. A. R1xPPER.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-04-29

Not one child dies where ten formerly
died from Group. People have learned
the value OF One Minute Cough Cure
and use ii for severe lung and throat
troubles. It Immediately stops cough
ing. 1t never fails. I. w. Rice.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-04-29

Stcnographcr hewitt, Of Del
Nor,c. has just purchased now
Remington type writer Of the
latest pattern. The Remington
is tho standard machine and any
one wanting iirst-cla.s typewriter
can purchase one Of Mr.. hewitt
who has an agency for this make.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-04-29

J. Sheer, Sedalia, Mo-, conductor on
electric street car line, writes that his
little daughter was very low with Group,
and her life saved after all physicians
had failed, only ny us,ng One Minute
Cough Curo. R,co the druRxisA
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-04-29

"A word to the wise 10 sutii.
cient" and . word from tho wise
should be sufficient, but you ask,
who are the wise? Those who
know. The oft repeated expert
ence Of Trustworthy persons may
be taken for knowledge. Mr.. w.
NJ. Terry says Chsmberlain's
Cough Remedy gives better salts
faction than any other remedy in
the market. He has been in the
drug business st Elkton. Ky.. for
twelve years: has sold hundreds Of
bottles Of this remedy and nearly
all other cough medicines manu-.
factured. which shows conclusively
that Chamberlain 10 the most
satisfactory to the people. and 10
the best. For sale by ]. W. Cup
piles and Weiss Chapman Drug Co.
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The Monte Vista journal., 1899-04-29

"Givs mo liver regulator and can
regulate the world" SAID genius. The
druggist handed him = bottle of DeWitt's
Little Early Risers, tho famous little
pills. Rice the druggist.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-04-29

DYSPEPSIA CAN BE CURED By
using Ackers Dyspepsia Tablets. One
little Tablet will give immediate relief o.
money refunded. Sold In handsome lin
boxes at % cts.
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DIED.

KrNGsLEY-O, consumption at her resltence wsn
7sth-sf Mrs Frances \. Kingsley, VINO" OF 'hs -"
Horace KinEsiey. - Northampton
MAUT-On Tuesday February 81. 1859. Alice NJ. eldest
dauRhter Of william and Mary a. Mani. 80
Funeral services residence 81 her parens 70 ."
West l3sfh-ff.. Friday. FEBRUARY - al y '"'
fnferrnent AZ Woodawn Cemetery. -
louisville and san Francisco papers please copy
uanAN-n Syack y Y wednesday, February u.
" 500 Mar widow Of quentin McAdam. 49,.
Funeral services her late residence Aturoay' <''"
Train leaves fos Chambers-s i2o via Northern
r. 81 New-Iersey.
kindly omit flowers.
MORrsoN-In Boston February 81. Emily Rogers MOI
son widow Of the Rev John Hopkins Morson' ~ D''
ageA - 10 months. . .. .,,.
Funeral her ate residence NO 20 naliOV'o~'
IN Friday February q. a. IL m
ospopN-G-ace daughter ~ william church Osborn
and Alce Dodge Osborn. February %. after long
ilness IN her 18Th year
Furerai rSivate.
sMITH-A, Stamford Conn February q, 1922.
Everett Henderson Smith. only toa OF Arcnioald H.
smith Lily l. Smith, IN the 9th year or nis age.
Funeral viii he held The resifcnce 81 his ia,ner.
10 GlcnbrooS-avs STANFORD. Conn. on Friday
ca-rsss5 viii meet the y ?. train from New
York and friends return on 2'o express from
I, Is knay requested that no hOvers be sent.
In'ennent private.
sOUTTER-On Wednesday. February p 1879. at O'Clock
A. m az Trinity Rect0ry. Agnes Gordon SOutter. WIDOW
OF James T. soutter san % her age.
Funeral from Trinity Church Friday next, az p m
Baltimore and Richmond papers piease copy.
sPFAR-At Oakland. Cal. Sunday. February 10. isse.
Catherine NJ spear widow OF william ;. spear.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
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Monday and Tuesday Evenings Next,
February 27th and 2sth. at = O'Clock.
AT CHICK ERINCi HALL.
VALUABLE ERNPAINTINGS
Important Bronzes. etc..
Collected by the Late
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PHILADELPHIA
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Of Fine Arts.
The following
FAMOUS ARTISTS
ARE REPRESENTED
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Catalogue and further particulars viii Re furnished By
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sumption Of their uninterrupted overland transit
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DIED.

r,prs n, tho ood inst Elizabeth X beloved wife Of
Frank T.. Cabus 49, -..... -, GOA Es~e
49, ave near ia5th-st. Friday evening. February
% az o'clock.
Interment private.
cT-NfNING-On February . 1890 infant ton or george
Miller and Lucy Kitfrefge Cumming
pAY-At Newfoundland y j.. WefnestaI February p
$500 aftsr short illness. Florence Eiizaoeth pay.
daughter ~ DR. and Mrs r. a Day OF No $50 Put
nam ave Brooklyn y. y. aged ~.
Funeral AZ Newfoundland on SafufiaN FEBRUARY
-. az II oc.ock
HUsrAcE-On Thursday morning. February g 1890.
william HIstac-
ave Saturday. al 30 O'Clock D. m.
Interment convenience u the family.
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Monday. February ~. AZ the
residence ~ Frank " Baldwin. West orange. y. j..
by the Rev " F, Whitaker. pastor = the FIRST Pres
Ter n Frank " Baldwin and granddaughter Of the
late Mrs Mary Fern Davis. - clifford Morgan. 81
Brockp1rt. y y
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MARRIED.

Evans AIe-Nnture's Richest Product.
.Tls well hreW,d and hottlrd too.
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Notices Of marriages and deaths must be In
dorsed with full name and address.
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the year. Our guest can inform you Of the great
work being laid out and the vast army collected
there by the Russian authorities.
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woodIawn Cemetery


Office. ~. 20 p 25d-st.
woodlavn Station C2ih WARD. Harlem Railroad
The stephen Merritt Burial CO., ALIAS Men
o3d t-rnderfakers ernhaers and funeral drectors'
prompt service day and night TEL Ism ct Est is<1
Cypress HilIs Cemetery. - ~
OFFICE I MADISON AVE, COR I'D ST, ~ l.
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LORD CHARLES INTRODUCED.

work being laid out and the vast army collected
there by the Russian authorities
LORD CHARLES INTRODUCED.
Mr.. Frazar concluded by introducing Lord
Charles Beresford to respond to the subject
upon which he had enlarged. The reception
accorded to the guest was Of spontaneous
warmth. and it was several moments before
the applause allowed 10 die away. The
naval anthem. Rule Britannia" was also played
by the band in his honor. and when at last
silence was obtained. Lord Charles said:
Mr. Frazer and Gentlemen. the American Ash
attic Association Sir. l have 10 thank you per
sonaly very much for the honor that has been
vouchsafed TO by your society in asking me TO
this dinner tonight ! have 10 thank you per
sonaly. sir because when ! received the very
would admit OF my being able 10 accept the in
Vtauon; but received letter rom you, sir.
which You represent. and therefore was delighted
10 make time 10 accept the invitation (ApplauseD
good fellowship and kindness all through America.
And there is only one fault that have 20 find with
your Chambers Of Commerce throughout your great
country, and that is intended 20 come home this
Wy 10 gSt nome a as qqe 6 as cSad TO ny duties
ia he East, bur 10 NV unbS,,nded asionishmcnt
10 convey mine. daughter and applause
but 90 le, me- assure you this THAT coming TO your
country az / an. mere delegate Of the Associated
Chambers OF Commerce al home, who never 'old
10 China 10 find out how British trade pro-
crossing. what chance there was 81 development.
and what chance there was OF future security FOR
The trade as IL is or that which may be developed
Well. that was my reference. But coming 10
your country. / must confess ! found myself "a
difficult position for this reason. thought u I
was 10 speak here there might he several thoughts
fasa through the minds ~ your peope one was
thai J might he sort Of pilot. finding ont what
he state Of American opinion was; win the i4ea
~ an alliance with England and hoping perhaps
thet vour alliance might help rs IN ifi'Jlfies
that might meet with IN the East IN the
future I assure YOU nothing % that sort has
been IN my mission whatever And another
point there &c idea prevalent and YOU. sir. have
been misinformed on the subject that nm Gov
eminent emissary 7 have nothing whatever 20 DO
WITH the Government az any sort. kind or descrip-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-24
HIS OPINION OF THE CHINESE.

HIS OPINION OF The lFtlN - +.
Now in regard 10 the Chinese themselves. II may
be said that they are worthless Tor. that they are
dishonest is it any use taking any trouble about
the Chinese as n natlon2 Taking the sentimental
part as far as the Chinese 20 have been endeav-
orlng up TO now 10 speak TO the business part as
ar as We 60 but Jet me ten my 2g4lon 81 me
saw for the Chinese (applausel and n YOU think !
am not a Judge Of men characters. and assuredy
ha-diy qualified 70 fudge bur ask your own coun-
trymen in China. ask those ~n2 nave neen 10
China bur more than that ask the business PEG
HIe who have been connected with China. such as
the bankers.
RICH COUNTRY: 4 POOR GOVERNMENT.
Vow, sir with regard 20 the system. ! do NOT
think any NJ us can say too much against the ludl-
crouslv rotten system under which they are gov
er.ed We generally hear Of these corrupt man
da-ins that they ought 70 he hanged. and an that.
hut. after all. ] do not know that anybody ~ ms
room could rule IN China Ia any other way Il tnty
Nbtged "a AXE the rule " a province with 100000
people in IT, II YOU did not take IL you mignt
morning bat YOU are obliged TO pay very laIge
TOP Of that. you are ohlsea 'o Isg -" -, 80,
pulson. You then have - Keep me province a
order YOU have to keep w your auIIoa''s SH
That y not an extraordinary salary Mnat ne
mans man sometimes hundreds Of thousands which
must come out OF the people ana ne on! nous W.
anrointrnent for three years. How on earth is any
mn 10 keep honest or do anything nut sluteAe tne
n.le 10 Keep up his position and 10 govern me
country China Is a very rich country VII. d vi
moor government China IS not over-iaHed az an.
I, - badlv taxed China could stand any amount
49, - taxation-fhere is necessity for t-uut y
1. taxed I'm d bad way. and the taxes are not rFiea
conItabIv. the poor people and those VINO are &C.
rtrient have 20 pay a great deal more than the
rich. may tell you that that Is a very bad system
~ taxation for any country.
Won will allow me for one moment 20 refer 10
vrt,, I saw IN q public print yesterday ! saw
there had been an Interview with the Russian
Minister Count Cassni. with regard 70 my state
,rerfs Count Cussin had used that courtesy IN
ms language which Is inseparable from all kus-
san dlplluatists and which should bc inseparable
fr0n ,fe language u all public men. and VIII en-
ec,vor 10 speak from my ideas Of what should be
courteous and gcntlemanly IN speaking or other
gentlemen and especially OF foreigners but
,,,,st r.spectfully differ from some ~ his state
ments lie said that had said thai the door was
shut never said anything OF the sort am not
given 10 making msstattmentsi because one gets "
si1p In the face now and then for dolns that .
The door rs not shut now. but thcIc Is eNelf
Likelihood hat 1t may be shut am gong now
ran her 10 the man with the match and me nay
stack d-aughter) AZ FAR as the door os.ns VpsXx
win regard 20 England we must not run AMal
win me idea that because there are no tariHs ana
no preferential rights put upon trade the door 10
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-08-30

weI, " special value 70 tbs worn naitg
done tn orn%ithoiogy The party wa
Joined 2 Golden by u. ". Johfton,
and a course north along the western
slope Of the ortiz was taken 10 CerriiiOs
President Herrict left the party Tor some
work 10 the south, while the others con
tinued north into the te'TillOs range.
After several days work bore, the party
went 10 Madrid TO finish some traverse
WORK which had bean commenced during
an earlier expedition From Madrid u
hOmeward course IA taken and last
Monday the party arrived. bearing on
their hands and tacea the stamp OF the
scorching New Mexican sun We have
IL BY rumor that beetstaak and potato :
form n delightful contrast to bAcon and
eggs.
Numerous data were obtained. which,
In connection with work alreaiy done.
will enable the geological survey to pre-
pare ths preliminary maps OF the regions
trsyersed. MANY interesting specimens
for the university museum were collec-
tel "a wall ~ rocks FOR the duplicate
series Of the survey.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-08-30

nrst stirred when Nc Er,us issHsd u.
dcfs that enable the veteran NiO q IN.
represented by ~ attorney n yet ju,t as
prompt and careful n-defation II his
claim rs can be obtained by one who
contributes from his ~ill.spsred money to
fstten the bank account Of some ayari.
clous shyster. Commissioned Evans Ia
unquestionsbly working in the interest
OF the old soldiers, 40 far ~ he can c,n.
sistently with the interests Of the gov
ernment as the represen stivs OF the
taxpayers. He IL himself q veteran Of
the civil war: 80 are the two assistant
commissioners, the medical referee. ten
OF the fourteen chiefs ~ divisions. tsen-
ty-six Of the forty thret medical exsmi
ners and twenty Of the hundspi and ten
reviewers. Worthy veterans whoie cir
cumstances compel them 10 accept the
governments pacuniary assistance may
feel that their claims are under the care
and protection Of their friends and fell
lows. Ii IL for thiir own interest to do
nothing to disturb the present admins.
tratiOn Of the pension bureau.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-08-30
SANTA fE BALL CLUB.
They Have Organized and win Be Here al
the Territorial Fair.

they Have Organized and win Be Here al
the Territorial Fair.
The santa ne hasa ball team has elect
I'd the following officers: President and
manager, Il. X. DOwney; secretary. ". ID
Minor; captain, William Parsons. WIN
u few changes the base bail team IL the
same that won the victory ut the Dough
Riders reunion at Las Vegas. Tho team
intends to cOmpete for the prizes at the
Albuquerque fair. The boys are c0nn
dent VI besting the eight clubs that nave
already entered Tor the contests. Tue
players are getting iulo good trim, and
when they 10 TO A|iOuquefque Will go T.
win.
The following positions have been a.
signed: Catcher, Novel;; pltchhrs, Man
ning, Shoemaker and SOu-a; lir5t base, ~
Parsons: second base, Captain PAr-Ous
third bsse. l. Shirk; shOrtstOp, ~. Nj or
lsft teld, II. OterO. center held. j. Ja3L
sOn; right tield, Asller.
Nowsll's ability as catcher aud Man
nlng's a. pitcher are ulques,iOnei. ant
Shoemaker aud SOusg also have achieve.
excellent regulations AZ pitchers. tn
Parsons brothers are base bail players Oh
gide reputation. snirk l. All night on
hind, AMI has had years OF psacuc' Oh
Jall teams. Minor. jackson, Otero aud
Astler are superb p!ayerl. Bui, taken al
Ogeiher. with such "a team, Santa He Il
cure TO carry OIL honors al the iair.-Nev
Mexican.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-08-30
J. W. Fleming, the Inspector, Makes
HIS Report.

Hon. j. ". Fleming, United states coal
niue inspector for the territory, has
completed the seventh annual report Of
his office. for the fiscal year ending June
30, 1899, and forwarded the same to the
secretary OF the interior and a copy OF
The same TO Governor Otero.
The inspector reports the general con-
dition Of the mines throughout the ter
riIory ~ steadily improving, and the
mine owners and operators have done
everything requested relative 10 the ven
tilstion and sanitary condition OF the
mines.
The number OF mines In operation "a
reported to the inspector IL %, being b
more than WAS operated last fiscal year;
mines not In operation. 0; mines absn-
ioned g; and new mines opened and I'M
Ter development. 4.
The production for the fiscal year jnst
ended was ~ follows: BernalillO county,
i3i. 5G9 tons: COifsx county, 3l3.647 tons
santa Fe county, 2i1, 1879 tons; Rio Ar
fiba county, IS. 900 tons; SOcorro county
2 100 tons; Lincoln county, 1869 tons;
IAN Jauu county. $40 tons; making IA
total production OF l,0ig, g3l tons, being
n increase In the total production over
ne previous fiscal year OF lgO,i5l tons.
There Ia also an increase in the total ~
mated value over the previous fiscal
ear Of fl91 ,S0S 90. The t0tsl number
{ employees for the fiscal year was 1850.
There was produced in the territory by
ma Colorado fuel n Iron company.
rom the Starkyille mine, Las Animas
county, Colorado, 2g,5S6 tons OF coke. and
rom the Blossburg mine, at Gardiner, y.
t.. 1854 tons OF coal WAS made into
Okp.
The inspector calls attention 10 the
act that there are no territorial laws
Governing the coal mine industry OF the
e%rritory and that the federal law nrder
which he IL now working IL inadequate
n many respects and should be amended
by congress, especially az to mines gen
rating fire damp, and In other import.
mt points OF vital interest to the
miners.
The coal trade In the territory for the
lscsl year has been brisk and the coal
'Cmpsnies have been unable 10 III over
two thirds OF the orders received. princi-
pally on account of the scarcity Of coal
miners.
The inspectors report covers 100 type
written pages. together with excellent
maps, showing the workings OF the White
Ash, Lucas. Cook II White, and BlossbuTg
mines. The latter mine. located al
Gardiner, n. NJ, produced more coal than
any other mine In the territory.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-08-30
Am.rirn AnNancinr

American locomotives are hauling
Kugiish trsi0s, and the English trqius
aud Eugli-hmsn are rolling over Amari.
can steel rails. Our machinery IL sold
all over the world. A great American
remedy, Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. Is
gradually working IL way to all parts Of
the globB where dyspepsia and Judges.
tion thrive. Like all American products.
II IL honest, and does just what 1t claims
TO do. The most Stubborn cases OF con =
stipstiOn, b~lliOusnesa, nervousness, liver
and kidney troubles must yield TO It. 1t
IL the most perfect remedy ever devised
for week stomBch4. For fifty years IL hS.
been famous for its astonishing ELI 'acy.
1t IL q perfectly natural remedy, and
there IL nothing TO equal Il. Sac that "a
private revenue stamp covers the neck OF
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