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Sought Up . Competitor

CHCA8o. III. Aus 70 The M
flausl eask=t Company = SeA York
commonly known 40 the cerin trust
to-day asau.rei full titir So and pes
aesa.un - the Chicago CONN gams
pauy The Snuaual saskrt Company
vaa formed unirf so. avs = ths
state # &~ss York. several yesra aga
Nltt capital ~ 5000. uso and sac
rrsarutiy rcarwanizrd Ia New Jersey
sith thr same capital
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UNSUCCESSFUL
HIGHWAYME N

ueorge Z Adams. = clerk In The
assay ouce. reported 90 psiiso head.
quarters last uiHht that two hiah.
waNmen had attempted % hult h m
ur a. the caracr uf Cherry street and
broadway a. DE was returning h.ms
ftum work about ~ o'clock one 81
the men. Adams slHlms plsrei Il fs-
yaiNrr ,ioss tn hts face aud ordered
him 60 Throw up his hands Instead
h. kno,N-d the gan frozen thr man.
hands aud ran Zoe hutnr
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Suta waluuts. per 10 sacks. H.
black walnuts t3e. pesaas. To-. aim
anda. fancy. Hoft she'll isaise. aim
uuda. So g ite. peanuts q, pine
loe. suesanuta. per dozen. sln 500.
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MARKET QUOTATIONS

"wednesday Morning Tho con
unus.f fsfnY weather has made 81
bad On Western avenue. particularly
oTretinx the fuilt market. which IL
very rioN enmr Vegetable hav. g.
Ea. but there lH not much activity
and ~" commission market BE- cor
reprondinriy depr~aHesi
In other lines quotations arc tho
same 40 yesterday and the market
continues from uuslu has MOI
hern rushing anyV here fHr thu last
Few days. but the outlook far "a
speedy return ~ good trading la ~
the best
The following prices are being Of
fsrri t1 the producer ny the lsstl
dealers fnr delivery In rpuut Iots On
the dock of in fha chr at seattle
Grain oats. IS On. barley. $500.
wheat chicken feed. tIa.s5: bran. sc.
shorts $500.
Hny=t'uect sound. per ton ffae -
Eastern Washington timothy 81 "a
uta. alfalfa taatn
Erra strictly fresh ranch. elc
Butter Fresh ranch. Nuiec. best
creamery. a0a 1ec.
Poultry chickens. 1--we i9c.
sinsar. native pluWH Soc
Live stock Choice beef cattle.
cows. aW7ars steers. 7huit4r. rard
hogs live. 5W5'zc. hagr dressed. g..
calves. dressed. large. &C.. small. -.
calves. large live. g.. small. &C.
Hides. TrIts aud Wool Heavy
sound. ualted steers. over 50 lh-. stsc.
medium sound. per 10. So. light
suund. under . H.. 5isc. cows. nnut~l,
al weights. 7tsc stagH. bulls aud oxen
4ns,. Haltrd klps. 7'sc, culves. per 10.
So green hides. lc less than salted
dry hides. per No. i2c. dry eulls. one
third less. summer deer. per No. 226f
20. winter deer. dry HuiGe. papery
deer. gatsc. dry elka. gatac. green
elk. iIdc sheep pelts. s5nsfr shear
fuEa. i5H2sc. Eastern Washington
wool. $50. Western Washington wool
ieiac. dirty cor timber burned. ioi5c.
tailow. 2ism3c.
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AMERICA Is TO
SHOW THE WORLD

Ne WYoRK. Aug 70 The boy
Gle AMI automobile sxhihlt a. tho
Paris exposition, Gays Mai Bruckett
aerretary - the United States COIN
On saluu 60 the Paris exposition. VIII
b. located In thr Hais de NIneeunea
building \ spare ~ 3. On sauara feet
has been reserved for tho American
bicycle building. and lgao square
feet iu the automobile building taR
barn obtained for American cNhlbi-
svea
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WILL PROTECT
MORMON ELDERS

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn, AUG l6-=
President Rich. ~ the Southern
Mormon mission. has offered $500 re-
ward for the capture 81 the leaders
OF the mob In Georgia who ran tRe
Mormon elders out ~ Jasper ooun-
ty. He says II u Gusts million dol
lars the Mormon elders shall have
protect ion
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ALLIANCE AGAINST
UNITED STATES

LONDON. Aus 10 asrh. Vienna
correspondent ot the Observer tclr-
graphs The Neue Frie prrssr states
that n ne,oasz p visit So 81 Peters
burg g. ronceru.rg an the Powers q
the Dual and Triple alliances. Prince
Hohcniohe. IL is sad. made DEFINITE
proposals 20 NJ nriensse. who APP
proved them but desires 90 gain
Count Muraviefs aseent The pro-
posais include the formation " a
European union against tho United
states
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REVOLT CAUSED
BY HUNGER

VIENNA. Aug 70 The Scur FRI
Presses to-day s1ys ,hr p~ashntfY 81
PORTIONS - Henrarabla q govern.
meut 4 Husaia bounded On the south
hy the Danube ani the Black zral
have rexotied. briux driven deeper
a.. bf famine
rruups. 4 - aa4~a have been zcut
there and several encounters have
taken ulaer A aeorr - PEASANTS
have already been killed aud NAM
have hrsn WOUNDED.
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ARREST OF A
SOCIETY WOMAN

TOLEDO. O. Aug. is-Mrr An
nice Anderson. society woman ~
Collins. O. WIS arrested today on n
charge ~ stealing money from Tho
store ~ s ! Hawkins Hawkins dis
covered that b" was being system
atlenlly robbed from time - Time
and finally left "a number ~ marked
bilIs m the cash drawer Several ~
these bills were paid out hy Mrs.
Anderson and her arrest followed
She waived examination In the Jus
ttce court and was bound oyer to he
grand Jury
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on tho WI lite Boar. q Rnasland
property. the SHAFT IL down To- =
depth IT 2si feet. and tho formation
is ryIid. At the 300 foot level crps-
cut VIII DE made. and It iH expected
the shaft will be deepened to four
hundred foot level.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-16
DEATH PENALTY
FOR ROBBERY

BRt"TOL. Tom AuE tG Fred
Fiudlay. the negro blEhwlym1n.
who robbed MAJ. plrst. "a merchant.
at Dublin Va. one night last week.
was tried for tho Offence a. rul1sld
Va. today. ana was sentenced 10 be
hanged on September 10. Hut for tho
dea.h sentence Fludley would have
been lynched.
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iscoRPoRaTI0RS.

The Golcna Mining company Med
aruytgs of Incorporation yesterday
with capital utpek of siOuno The
stock 10 divided Into LOCO 200 star. b
af cent each The iueHfparaiata
are " r Eulrr Louie Levy. J. a.
Gleason. owen sullivan and 4. =
Hurt
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Vegetables

Potatoes Uubblngl Native pnta-
toes, tal4o per M California pota-
toes. liaIlM per III. boots, 81 0OGf %
per sack. carrots. per sack. s5agdc
aiadte per III. strlnR beans. BE- per III.
81 soul 81 per sack peas. zM7c. green
corn. lou poe per duz. CueumbcrH 3a4r
ioc. tomatoes. l0uaOc, California
sweet POTATOES. eco per 100 lbs. bell
peppers. fl25ai 90.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-16

FORT SCOTT. Kan. Aur Il The
news has been rrertvct hrfr that J
/. drrvu. - this sity.. IS ho tsr the
last Two years hiss hs~n in euH1.
nrat a. a major IN the Cuban army
and later as an affref tn Roosevelt e
EauFh RHirrs vas Allied In O. duel
ai saneti Splr.iua cubs. htsi Friday
by an officer of the cuban army.
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Officers Were Saved.

LONDON. Aus ia despatch
frum Calcutta rays that The survey
ms steamer Reaeiuto. which was
sunk In a collision with tho steam
ship seundia, had on board mlf a
dntcu European uulerrH aud "a etew
uf Go natives. The uihecrB and a
tow natives were saved
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-16
Sure Of Big Reception.

pfTrsi4ifnG. Pa. Aus is Pr
paratury T. the reception u ths
TENTH rruuHylvarta ON ifs r~tufn q
this state on AUG -. FtttshufE has
raised 81 500 - the necessary 80 osHd
fund. and other towns IN she Tenth q
district 81 GO.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-16
ROBBED or a WATCH.

George smith and = ufassIer were
Arrested early this morning au a.
charge of rahbiue ChHrieH iirnut of
a watch The robbery occurred near
tho caat huukers II tHo racine Coast
company The watch waa valued a.
about S.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-16
BEHOLD, YE PEOPLE,
AS | SAY GOOD BYE!'
Dramatic Adieu to Mother by the
French RoyaIiSt Guerin.

PARIS Aus despite al advice t.
their preparing hod ue
This morning tuef
hid his mother crowd
prolonged reduced hr h~egd 90 the
reported that the project u police has Dc"
that he practically
prisoued.
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Fruits.

Green Fruit Oabblngl Oranges.
navcls. 800. lemons. sat apples.
itarl 50 per box bananas s. 50qi5 90
per bunch California black nrs. 20.
Id boxes. 81 80. cartoons t1.25. sweet
apple cider. soc per gal: med. sweets.
400. Peaches. iHnsoe "A box. black
berries. g. 90. rlHphrrri,a S22j
per casc. eurrauun. 81 0a0l %, water
melons. tl.6oa2 30. musk melons s 50
az 90. cherries. 5puf5e, California
grapca tl2am Is, pears. tt7aae 90.
California ulums d5aooc, native
pluma. Coo
Buttot Choose, Eggs and Poultry
Butters-Hanch, i00l2c; fancy dat
~, In squares, 12Ulie, Washington
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A Fierce Fight at Angeles With Heavy
Loss to the Insurgents.

MANILA Fpnos defeat before
Angeles infantry With
attacked neer
followed Fiupnos wrsd driven away IN
killed aud
Il wounded Is hotdng tho town
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TtiE sEATri.E 10nk a.. rsys 10 xssi prices
but square tuainszz. fus Railroad hvenue
Toi. BLACK ttia
ALASKA JUNK 90. pays highest prices:
prampt refurnn. No. iiii Western Ave.
Tel Pike fiN
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HOTELS AND FtRNIsnED ROOMS

hpftt. HltaSEoS. Dos First aNenue-tSood
lefatars faaEns single or on suite. low
futrf Del crane. manager.
II fHH wirh rpsarn OF anticipate a change
ny TIE Rochester hotel. Ilks ant second /:
sod room ~ per week nicely furnished
eufside ruHms - 20 - transisuts &c and
20 free baths. electric hEhts
HOTEL YORK FIrsf avenue ana PIKE. art
Glars fEsWs and board a. s. JET week
HOTEL Colby aCar ThIrt and cherry.
LET ciass rl.aru and board - seek and up
1fafNWpBH HOES Flo south FHfth Sins
Fie feHns 81 $40 and - per week
IHE VICTORIA lGfa flrsf avenue. .ieEant
furnished rs1fnH. ~ ami - week taitss
With uaih. etc. -. C. starr. proprietor
UoTtL SAVOY Pleasant raams. G2a First.
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TEA CAUSES
PHYSICAL RUIN

SEw YORK Aug a. OWNS Ga
pursuit of th drinking habit Mr
Bridget krllcY aged g.. has beerme
drapHeal. Hwalleu te enormous pfu#
PORTIONS ana partially puulyz,d AZ
the bellevue hospital rbr rs brinE
tra1ted Ia the some mAnnrr a. q
slave Co any STRONG drur She as the
mother Of II - ldnu ifaf ten yours
sbr ay- che has drank an un aver
age Of 20 large cups Of tea "A day
Vull. the AssaYrr. Ass Roswell blk
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tuiNb The place u bay stoves. fsrnt-
tGff. iHhHHi chairs. CrarksrF. pillows
rafufarEss barber chairs. mirrors piAnaa
t'siHg nashiHes ever hing an1 any
fHHnE = shhpfa teessud la nd store. col
ans Coz Pike street
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uF EVERY description mig and repairing
fuHHer4put steel stoves tm roofing TIE
tI4ra5 let rs Madison 81 'rhaue Main lSl
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stMINu MACHINES.

MN HaME rewlng machines. Hest ana
yhr1Hvtt ulehiu. made sold ON easy pay
WeutE. tfhCH next do1t TO Tusto'hce
WHITE T. KING Of ala sewing machines.
Sold tN ID u NurlN. iuuN Second av, pto-
ugvr dealer tu sewing machines and sew
ing machine supplies Tel hun 64i.
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ACCIDENT To AN
AUTOMOBILE

uERLIS. Aus 70 T'he ntst
serious automobile accident here.
ahauts occurred yesterday near
FrcinNaidr, \ motor cab. while
Descending precipAnus rad. over
turned and eausht M enc woman
Was Killed and uVv other passengers
we're ffiEhtfuilY burned.
Napoleon Thlad's last dwelling
place and the sernr Of his death,
Camden house. Chislvtur.t. has hrsn
destroyed and with It's beautiful
grounds. Is 20 serve az . golf uaks.
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b NsEH IS MORGAN saG-4t0 Occidental av:
Mon lta, gen. STORAGE. distributing house
negotiable rye.. pts Hyr' pied as collateral.
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EDMUND HoWDEN. fsai estate. loans and
tufuFHuHe private funds. loss rates. no
teH TAPE money iurHishtd without delay.
Rooms i. Z. fHsHtsf Horton Bank
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NfSN~ ANb tlpl II NJ hhtHS-
III E.NE TIVE aluminium aud enamel let-
tors Tor SIGNS ard house numbers Chas.
Ntatru. $40 Yesltr WY. TCl Black 1872.
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Nttuiis


THE PACIFIC 'r3llarIug Contest SO. SIS
ana 80 suHts wB1e in the city. pyeing
glraulnr rguairiaE. as Thri avenue.
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HtAfH rfaalIs etc. etc for Eale Or rent
SEATTLE Tent and Awuihr &c. Marion 90
W"HfrEH. Tel MaIu Gas
HHa HAf.I - trHi =Ients aIi HiEes. new ard
9a1 hand fHsari Invalid roller ebairs.
= L..L u. ..lI- M IL. alra.t.
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kTLAs rge warks - unlan stfset Tei.-
bose tuH iupl. The cHiy Treuch De
% ite o. the cItH
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HuHTtitE cured without knife, pain or loa<
Of time Room Al Hpboke block.
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AIRS HANSEN cor ath and Pine. specis
sale of all apriuE agd summer goods
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CLOTHES CLEANING.


eEAl TIE eiathay prssslnz Co kesp yoa
fiHra iu FtHEr for 81 % mo dyeinx
ftrtHtrH. fffai alnE ilua - Tel Hun i0os
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IiANas

LINDA d hHtna made bread. ehkss and
liff irft u the cry. 400 THIRD Ave
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EcANpigAyfAs -AMkaIeAN BANK OF
aEAI-ILE

Capital So GA
tfHt ~ hiIHHfE =#.=..#.# ..... iifaal cent
= tafetffi'# .ss-... Firft flea President
a. - HaslbrfE. =. ..#..=....#.... Caahlsr
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nAN.INu AcAnImY

u n pgrEw aeatisi. spsrialis, IN ero-
ani bridge Bara "a barks building.
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eoerMAernn. ANn nrmnln.


hnt SIS Hifisfsra = dnl. CONTRACTOR ana
ia :. - lla' Wsstefn Ats Tel nur es3.
HA%bALL. general 1aIasnF T- Green e..
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aus JAsgHETZ. professional midwife and
uuHH. 'efHer 21th and Madison streets.
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LOANS AND INSURANCE..
MILNE RY

JAMES HorITWEI.te-Mo Mortgage loans. mr.
me 4 sarsfy bonds - boston block
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Special Hnle Fine note paper. IN
boxes Denny -Curyru Co. 7t6 1t ave.
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Tho topography about queen bay
r. peculiar. but favorable 10 mining
The Copper Queen and KoYaton"
claims form a practical monopoly OF
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tDI1tGFsN Tr5uttrr & Binding Co.
li2 AvHiHr way IhHur Hue tHi
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$50 EFTlH q DEWITT. aH,uaHsafs. rel
fhtatf HHt ssNrHFgi cash tuf second .haa1
iHHfHfafr 1912 Pint ave. Tel ft1n lul.
BmD8t bullDEHs 40 CONTRACTORS
EIhIIi-E iHtIN8I. 20 fiIIldrfs - hri IR-
90 Hhaffsr. ralI bunker. cts pills dTIb-
iuE aai fsauaatana. dsHiars to- piles. iogs
ard HI.afn
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-07-14
The Army Bugaboo.

The fear that the increase of the army
forces in the Philippines will lead to the
permanent establishment of a large
standing army in the United States is
idle. The same fear was expressed at
the end of the civil war. For a time
after that war it was necessary to keep
a considerable number Of troops in the
southern states, but gradually, as order
was restored, the army was decreased
to a smaller number than before the
war.
1t was tersely said by President +. O.
Lyle, at the National Educational Asso-
citation convention at Los Angeles this
week.:
Our history has demonstrated that
we have no need Of a great standing
army. 1t has demonstrated that in ev-
cry state may be found an army ready
at a moments notice to defend our flag
against every foe. And this army is not
marshaled by military chieftains, but
by educational chieftains. A strong ma
ton is made, not by barracks for troops,
but by school houses for children; not
by recruiting officers, but by school
masters; not by rifed cannon and Maui
ser bullets and war vessels, but by
books and newspapers and churches.
That nation is strong whose citizens
obey the law without seeing a standing
army behind the law. That nation is
strongest whose laws are based on civil
rights, and whose citizens obey both
divine and human laws because they
are right"
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-07-14
A One Man Republic.

The president of Guatemala appears
to be the whole thing in that republic.
Three cabinet positions are vacant be-
cause no one suitable is willing to serve
the president. He has made silver con-
traband and forbidden it's shipment
from the country because he wants to
have it all for government use. The
amount of silver in the standard coin
has been reduced by order of the adj
ministration, and several bank presi-
dents have been arrested or had to leave
the country because they refused to pay
subsidies to the president. The floating
of So, 500. 900 in worthless paper currency
has worked hardship upon the laboring
classes to whom it has been paid for
services.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-07-14
BRYAN in Colorado.

Colonel Bryan is basking in the sun
shine Of Colorado, and being given rous-
ing receptions as a popular hero. His
visit seems to have been timed on ac-
count of the threatened idleness of
thousands of men, when they are in a
mood to welcome one who stands as
against existing conditions when they
are bad. But Bryan is one of those
genial fellows to whom even those who
laugh or scorn at his follies will ever
give the glad hand, regardless of any
thing he has yer achieved to win dis
tinction. His receptions are largely of
a personal character, without political
significance. Colorado is not likely to
give him the electoral vote unless the
smelter strike brings continued depres-
sion in that state, in which case the
working classes will again &c against
the administration party.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-07-14
The TERRITORIAL PRESS,
LOW A PAYS BEST.

- lo HllfiDh iAoA
albuquerque Journal-Democrat.)
Comparatively few fabulously rich
mines have ever been opened in New
Mexico, but the camps in every part OF
the territory possess immense bodies OF
low-grade ores. A mine working in ore
of this character is not only more re-
liable and therefore more satisfactory
to the owners, but is also vastly better
for the country than one that depends
for it's pro~fitableness pom an occasional
great strike" A mine that makes a re-
markable yield, now and then, running
many thousands of dollars to the ton, is
more like a lottery, but one working a
broad vein of low-grade ore, such as
can be found in almost any camp in
New Mexico, will give the operators a
business fully as reliable as the average
manufacturing concern. There are hum
dreds of openings Of this character in
New Mexico in which the man who in
vests will find a business that is both
profitable and safe, and the attention
that is now being given by men of CAPT.
tai to investments in this sort of prop
erty is one of the most encouraging
signs of the times for this territory.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-07-14

In the past it has been the custom in
the public schools to commence the
teaching of United States history with
the abstruse account of the Morse dis
covery of America and the later dis
coveries by men with all sorts Of foreign
sounding names. Several prominent
educators ar. at present asserting that
this is all wrong. and that United States
history in the lower grades should be
taught by taking up the stories Of the
frontier life of Fremont, Boone, Carson.
La Sale and the Clarks. that the young
err minds may be impressed from the
start with the spirit of Americanism.
In the primary grades a romantic touch
must be given to history in order to
make it interesting, and the history of
the frontiersmen is far more interesting
to the youth of America than are the
stories about Columbus and Amerigo
Vespucci.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-07-14

There was a time when the people of
without their own consent, by force of
arms and a strong government to which
they had decided they owed no allegi-
ance. 1t is no discredit to them that
they now admit that they did not know
what was best for them. Opposition to
forcible government seems to find few
advocates, if any, among southern
newspapers, and Senator Bate, of Ten
nessee, seems to be the only prominent
southerner who is talking about the in
justice of seeking to rule Filipinos un-
til they absorb some sense
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-07-14
PRESS COMMENT.
NOT IN THAT CLASS.
fIr1;o~e~nl;, Nau,c

The "reformers' that have been set
Ting things at Buffalo did not succeed
in damming the Niagara, but there are
lots of other things they did. The num-
Der of things that they think are 60
ing hopelessly "a-gley' is too long to
dwell upon these hot days. They desire
other people to make over about every
thing in life hat they nave happened
to think about. But the funniest thing
they did was to vote down a resolution
indorsing the ten commandments! Ae-
tually! And yet the table of the law has
always been considered a pretty good
reform platform. Moses was a good
deal of a reformer himself. But he was
not in the same class with the Rev. B.
Fay Mills and that a%ll-round crank,
Bolton Hall. No, indeed, not in the
same class!
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-07-14
Application for Bids for Bonds of Otero
County. New Mexico.

The undersigned will receive sealed
bids up to 10 o'clock a. m, on the 18th
day of July, A. d. 1899, for the purchase
at not less than IS per cent o. the par
value of principal Of the whole or any
part of the issue, which will be for five
thousand dollars ($5,OOO). Said bon Is
will be issued for a period Of twenty
years with the option on the part OF
Otero county to redeem the same or any
part thereof after ten years from is
suance. They will bear interest at six
per cent per nnu from date of issue,
payable semi-annually at the Chemical
National Bank of New York City, said
interest payments to be evidenced by
coupons attached to the bonds.
This issue of bonds will be made un-
der authority Of an act passed by the
33d legislative assembly Of New Mexico,
providing therefor, approved the 3Oth
day of January, A. D. 1899, in denomi-
nations Of one hundred dollars or null
tiples thereof. Sales will be made OF
the entire issue, or in parts of the is
sue, to the highest and best bidder for
cash, delivery to be made at the First
National Bank of Santa Fe, N. M. The
board Of county commissioners of Otero
county reserves the right to reject any
or all bids made for this issue of county
bonds, if deemed for the best interest of
the county. For further particulars ad-
dress the undersigned at his office in
Alamogordo, New Mexico.
w. s. SHEPHERD,
Clerk of the Board of County Commits
sioners, Otero County, N. M.
July s. July Is
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-07-14

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violent opposition to state or municipal
ownership of railroad, telegraph and
other public commodities, it is regarded
as a matter of course in Great Britain
that municipalities, if they a possibly
afford it, should own street railways,
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