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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-04-29
rLKToN, MARYLAND, APRIL %, 1899.

HIGH ttue was paid the American soldier
~ by the League of Maryland Republican Clubs
n at the convention in baltimore on Wednesday, the
following resolution being adopted
express heartfelt sympathy the friends and relatives
those their lives the of humanity, ard
while dorn their loss point TO the lessons of patriotism and
devotion country they taught the world In e just erded
the American demonstrated that the heart of die nation still
beats with Those principles OF patriotism love Of country and solicit
for humanity which have made and kept nation great In
the of these principles he has wrought deeds The which
the wasting influence Of time will not Cuc ana the arlor with
which he has lorcd las opened to the world point from
which TO view the latent forces Of American marOod We
the iereaved TO the thoughtful nation the
fallen = shaft bearing the inscription:
''As Christ died to make holy.
They died to mako men free
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-04-29

0Y'S Suits that are cut right,
Suits that are well made,
III materials that will wear
and all at moderate and
ltlle low prices. Big stock
and big assortment Of
'UyS new spring styles in all
:, sizes. New Nestee Suits
ullS in sizes 3 to s years,
$3.50 to 5000; Sailor
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-04-29

pnD GAIT FARM OF IS ACRES, NEAR
run NhuD North East. room house
new barn. good land Convenient to schools
stores, railroads, mills, etc. Price $500 $500
cash, balance mortgage.
House and lot In Calvert, including barn
and slaughter shops. ice house, etc Excel
lent stand for butcher Apply TO
WALTER 4 JOHNSON,
Real Estate Agent.
apr'9 Rising Sun, Md.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-04-29

Blouse Suits in sizes 3 to 10 years,
So. so to $500; Refer Jacket Suits
in sizes 8 to s years, FL. so to $500;
Double-breasted Coat Suits in
sizes to 10 years, $500 to $500;
3-PieCe Suits with Vests, sizes 10
to 10 years, SIS to $40; Boys Long
Pants Suits, sizes IS to 10 years,
SIS to SIS. All the new Cheviots,
Serges and Fancy and Neat Check
Worsteds. Goats cut short and
Trousers narrow and some Double
breasted Vests. Top Coats and
New Spring Overcoats in all sizes
for Boys. Hats, Shoes and Fur
nishings for same sizes and at
same moderate prices.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-04-29
For Sale.

1--WE CTnnV FOR SALE. FIVE POLAND
nYU DluUh China Bears and jersey
Bull Calves, entitled to registry.
II. c. MCDOWELL,
aprI5-3t Principle, Md.
Daily camera., 1899-06-24

Secretary J. w. Freeman of the Chau-
,auqua was over today and he carried 4
habitual grin. He was all smiles and
smiles and more. The outlook appear.
ed to him most roseate hued and super
lat,ves were exhausted in every sentence.
The completing OF the car line. the pro-
gress on the cottages. the promise OF the
Lounsbery art building by Wednesday
everything IN fact looked to be coming
his way, During his stay today he ar.
ranged with twelve different parties for
quarters. Some of these were for cot
tages and some for tents. The parties
took advantage Of the excursion rates tc
come over TO inspect the grounds and
arrangements were satisfactory to then
SO they closed their engagements a,
once. On Monday next Mr. Freeman
will come over to permanently arrange
for his headquarters here.
Daily camera., 1899-06-24
DARK OUTLOOK BOUD[R'S day
WAR IN MINE M.
south Afric. Grow. Ke.tive Under the
british Yoke.

South Africa Grow- Ke,tis- Under the
british Yoke.
Cape Town June 24-rhe alarm over
the Transvaal situation is growing ! he
grievances OF the Uitlanders. which were
responsible Tor the crisis between Eng
land and the Transvaal, is fading into
the background and Great Britain be-
gins to fear general uprising. In fact
a war for independence in South Africa
seems imminent. The Orange Free
State is appropriating money for arms
and ammunition. The Dutch in Cape
Town. who outnumber the English. are
beginning to ge, restless. The pc ce
advocates are active. but their efforts
seem futile.
Daily camera., 1899-06-24
STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL.
Northern C"inI ado Attend. Boulder.
Feat OF Berr es.

Feat OF Berr .s.
dreds and thousands today. From
mountains and plains. east. west. north
and south. came the wanderers in search
of Boulder's festive berry, The second
annual celebration of Boulder's straw
berry day not only equalIed. but sur
passed all expectations. The event OF
last year ano the satisfaction that result
ed had its due effect and they all re.
turned to have some more. The attend.
ance today was indeed flattering and the
reception to the visitors was all that
could be desired.
F. NJ. Shaw had charge of the events
of the day on behalf of the Colorado and
Southern, and IT was due to his careful
management tina, the events wen, off
with smoothness. The Loveland marine
band had been engaged and furnished
music on the Chau,auqua grounds
throughout the day.
The utilization OF the Chautauqa a
grounds and buildings was a happy
thought and added greatly to the event
There was room for the accommodation
of the visitors so that discomfor, resul,
ed in no particulars. The berries were
served in the dining hall and KEEP, the
walters busy throughout the day.
Every regular train arriving on the
Colorado and Southern and Colorado and
| Northwestern carried extra cars and
| brought in its quota OF visitors. The
train from the north carried eigh,
coaches. the morning Denver train car.
red twelve and the mountain train three.
Both the afternoon trains from the north
and west brought, additional crowds. In
addition to the regulars was the special
from Denver, which arrived at 2:4s. The
program in the Chautauqua Auditorium
was held until the arrival Of the las,
train. Returning, the trains. both north
and south. will leave here at seven
o'clock.
Ii was berries, berries everywhere.
All day long the crowds of visitors were
treated to the luscious fruit. Such were
The preparations. however. that not only
were the outside guests we'll supplied
but the Boulder people. not a few IN
number were well taken care of. F. NJ.
Shaw, as manager, and his corps of able
assistants were omnipresent and exerted
themselves to the utmost In handling
the crowds.
The program as arranged for the af.
crnoon is as follows:
Address of Welcome X. II. Whiteley
Response w. c. Amos
Vocal Selection Webber Ouartette
RECREATION Miss Lulu Walters
Soprano Solo-Creole Love Song
Mrs Griffith Owen
Selection Messrs. A len and Hall
Contral,o Solo-Mine Always
Florence Nj. Goring
Recitation Miss Lulu Walters
Vocal Selection Weboer Quartette
Soprano Solo Mrs, ohm Ballard
Musical Selection
Messrs. Allen and Hall
| Con,ralto Solo-he Was Prince
| Florence NJ. Goring
Musical Selection L-oveland Band
Artistic Posing
Miss Carrie NJ. Crocket,e
Daily camera., 1899-06-24
TROUBLE AHEAD.
Ayers sAssociation. with Pingre- Bodies
III for the Former

Washington. June 2i-The opinion is
expressed that Alger's political alliance
with Governor Pingree renders his re
tention Of his portfolio more difficult.
Pingree is regarded as the leader of the
anti.administration faction IN Michigan,
and unless Alger brings him to earnes.
support OF the administration serious
trouble is in store for him.
Daily camera., 1899-06-24

Notice change of the Golden Rule
store ad in this issue.
Daily camera., 1899-06-24
SPECIAL BARGAIN DAYS
Saturday, and rlonday,
June "a and 20, at the
Peoples Store.


and greatest bargain from every depart.
ment. We guarantee our prices to be
| fully so per cent cheaper than the regu-
lar prices. 1t means that you buy one
dollars worth of goods for soc.
Ladies summer vests. ribbed. sleeve
less, sells for Ioc; bargain day price is
one quarter its value and they go at 24c
/ each.
Mems pants cheaper than common
overalls, 60 pair cottonade pants. sell in
every store for ooc, our bargain day price
only 45c.
Fine soft quality silkoline, one yard
vide. the prettiest patterns, sell regularly
for I5c. Saturday and Monday per yard
only Sc.
Ladies night dresses, best muslin,
trimmed with cambric rutfles, soc gown,
goes bargain days a, 2oc; cheaper than
the muslin in it.
Ladies white skirts. extra wide. TRIM
med in lace or embroidery. good quality
goods, worth Soc, Saturday and MONDAY
only 43c
Just for the fun of it, we will sell our
mems leather suspenders for only 25c.
Mems sof, bosom laundried shirts,
they sell everywhere for ooc, our special
price for Saturday and Monday will be
2oc.
Mems medium weight summer under
wear in white or brown, sells for loc.
bargain price only 25c.
Children's Tam O'Shanters made of
linen duck. worth age. go Tor only Ioc.
Here Is snap in table linen. pure
white. two yards vide, we guarantee all
linen. sells for Soc. bargain price per
yard only 44c.
Two lots OF stamped linen goods, tray
cloths. doylies, laundry bags. etc, to close
out at &C and &c each, worth three times
as much.
Sixty pieces fly netting in white. green
and red, sells tor &c, Saturday and Mon
day per yard &C.
Mems summer coats in black. gray OF
striped. you pay for IT in an exclusive
clothing store 81. You can have i, her.
bargain days any size for only SOC.
| We will make another run on ladies
Oxford tie shoes in black or tan. sell ir
every shoe store for $3.50, our price fol
Saturday and Monday is only S5c.
Mems dress shoes, genuine bar gair
a big assortment of ditferen, styles. lace
or congress, black or tan color, we bouKh
them at a bargain and will give you
bargain-wor,h sI7S If tits worth cent
your choice only $I.,3
Children's tine French kid shoes, siz,
TO s, in lace or button, black or tan.
shoe that sells for ooc to SIoo: bargain
price SSc.
Ten dozen ladies' white aprons, nm,
quality lawn, wide hem, wide bands
worth eoc. bargain day price only Ioc.
A great bargain in linen towels. six
Iox37, warranted linen. sells in Denve
or Nnicago tor soc, Saturday or Mondl
they 20 at Ioc each.
Ten dozen extra large sheets, bleache d
the 1914 size. sells in every store for ooc
our special price for Saturday and Mon
day 43c.
Mere is the lowest price on lap robe
you ever heard Of. good quality. wort
7sc. special price only 4,c,
Children's black hose supporters. be,
grade. double catch. in black only, sell
for ioc. our bargain price is just half. s.
And many other bargains besides thes
mentioned here.
Tnk PEOPLES SroKE.
boslder's great bargain store.
Daily camera., 1899-06-24
tfoid Going to Europe.

New York. June a. A shipment of
s5,ooo.ooo in gold to Europe was made
today. This makes a total of 81 5000,
900 since the first shipment of three
weeks ago, then regarded as an Incl
dental shipment.
Daily camera., 1899-06-24
Yale. NV President >pe.ks.

New Haven. June 74-President-elec'
Arthur P. Hadley. of Yale. made hi:
FIRST speech IN public here today at the
Yale high school graduating exercises
ana he produced a profound sensation
He attacked the trusts IN vigorous Ian,
guage. Dunng the course of his ad
dress he praised highly the navy and Sc
verely criticised the army,
Daily camera., 1899-06-24
uenry v. Plant is Dead.

New York. June 74-Henry V. Plant,
of the Plant railway system, is dead
Plant was gold Democrat and II is
said did more than any other one man 10
defea, Bryan IN Florida in 1896.
Daily camera., 1899-06-24
"SAE STARTS, SHE move ).

The Electric Line Works Likea Charm
From the Start.
Boulder's new electric street car sys.
TEN was in full operation over the entire
three miles this morning. The work Of
completing the line was pushed through
out the nigh, and hundreds of citizens
were present to watch the progress Of the
work. The test was made this morning
the first train being sent over the line at
about O'Clock. 1t made the trip with
out incident and Immediately afterwards
il was followed by the other trains. The
whole system was working smoothly b,
5 o'clock and cars were running loaded
to their full seating capacity. The
heaviest strain came when the c. & S
Continued on Second Page
Daily camera., 1899-06-24
Eaterhazy Won't Testify,

Paris, June Account Esterhazy has
declined to testify at the Dreytus court
martial. The acouittal of Dreyfus Is
made much more likely by the failure to
secure testimony against him
Daily camera., 1899-06-24

Messrs. Clay. Clarke and Doolittle
will go over the range on a camping trip
mex, week. They expect TO spend the
principal part of the summer on their
outing.
Daily camera., 1899-06-24
BETTER THAN MONEY.
General Wood will not Leave Military Life
for Gain.

for Gain.
New York. June 24-General Wood
arrived from Adams. Massachusetts,
where he was conierring with the presi.
dent and lef, today for Washington. In
an interview he declared emphatlcally
that there was no trush in the report tina,
he had resigned his command to accept
a $4,000 a year business position. He
said that there is something else in the
world besides money. He said tina,
President Mckinley has offered him the
governor generalship OF Cuba.
Daily camera., 1899-06-24
lsiY strike ASerted.

Chicago, June "A general strike in
the stock yards was narrowly aver,ed by
the granting of the wages demanded by
the dissatisfied workmen. 1t looked for
awhil, as If a strike affecting from 45 oco
to 1000 men would result.
Daily camera., 1899-06-24
Surrounded and Reaten,

London, June 74-A despatch from
Cairo confirms the news of the defeat of
the Khalifa by natives fusndly to the
English. The Khalifa was surrounded
by the other troops and lost over 500
men
Daily camera., 1899-06-24

The Bouldex Reds were playing the
field this afternoon. The arrangements
for the game were not made until las,
night
Daily camera., 1899-06-24
LOCAL ITEMS.

Seven hoboes incarcera.ed in the City
Jail for petty offenses. broke the pad
lock on the doors las, night and made
their escape.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-09-16
GRAN OPORTUNIDAD PARA Los ENFtRMOS MASSAGE

81 Professor Mer gsado dunte vida estudO una in
fortuna estsdo PADRE ceebre co entire todo los
pueblOs del mundo Habla diez idiomas.
tamben hs hecho marayi0s NV Yok Chicago San
Francisco todo los Estsdos de Oeste
Ha essdo MejO Centre Sur America Chile PERT, Repuhl-
Ca Argentina Brazil Portugal L6ndree
e. el 6uco que hs desoubtsrtO
EstOs grandes marsVllosos trstamientos de MASSAGE
que mpurez de Ia ssngre obeccones
del oeebO perdds de memorial aursn bun COLOR buen spto
intermediates del nfamsoOnes de las rdas
Cuerpo Catarr del hgado Insomnia Darea Gro
ncs Denterfs oOho horas Fus EsCrous EofeI
medades del pulmou los rhnn de mue de los nervios Impo
6 eufermedades de Ia p dolores los musouos huesos
ppaones del seoretas dyspepsia hedondz de
boCs paass estedsd brODquis hdropea pedd del oabe
soldas laruniet enfsmsda de la Dpna caderas
RsOomendaos o jOvnes piardan pued
cursdos pTontamsnte, por estoa tratamieDt.'.
Tenemos gran exstenOa do bit nioa 81
No pildoras, scdJs nj venenoE. s
Los mas putados medoos eComenda esto
de massage para enftrmed dss croniCas
Miles de miles nounados uferon argos ahoe han do
Cuados hbendo do dsahuciado nnencas m6doa
PARA LAS SENORAS Y SENOKITAS
Tsnemos buen especfoO haoer dprr da la las
auga erupoones vovendo QUITS color natural hacienda
aparecer peoaa dos poOediaptos de mage
Aoudd Oonvencereis
CalIti6n del Amor ndmero
Ponce Julio Is de 1899
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-09-16
Gran fabriCa de chocolate
DE
E. FRANCO Y c.. MAYAGUEz. PR
3-m. alt

DIcha industria del pals nada deis
que desfar oompsrkndola con las pri
merss do gu olsse tauto de la Isla CO.
mo del estFsngsro.
La pur u de los productos emples-
dos para Ia oonfeCci6n del artioulo
Ofrecen Ia garsntia de hygiene tanto
por 50 Fioa aroma eualto por Ia sslud
que desarrolla en- Ia persona que 10 uss
disrismente, raE6u por 10 oual se hs
heoho tan popalsr tsnto en- el pals co
mo en- muohss poblaoiones del extrsn.
garo Dsp6sitn peFmanente en- la fk-
bTica an Ponce a4lls Castillo n 6
plauta bsj iz laie7ia. Julio 25 de 1885,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-09-16
phlv lLA6IU CONTRA CADUOlDAD

sObre este amamos muy pardcuarmente atenC6n del pd
co por COmpana del Contnente Americana que
sOnCsOe semelanEe PrlVueglo.
habeE VICENTE POLKA
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-09-16
de Emilio Palmer


S,tfraea en- ventq cl 4ora4,taio natsh HE
aimierto que pnses an SAn G4,ma1 'o1 Jn-
e D Carlo
Pora iAf rmes tlirig rsa al dueiI en- d.
CHI ciudad s a D G. J. Nanngrs N Maya
gii
J7'io 81 de 1879. 3-m. alt.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-09-16
Foser y adelgazar :.

s0nas sabe de IA isis mcnte No hay desespea Emulsion
de Scott a % a cndo enfemedad peodos ayanzos
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tdos conc6n h los microbes Apopando oxno
que eren est los denye competo De
ntmedad Sc det Temsbemente Los hpooo
peaene al sstena enteo La combination
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-09-16

Suphcamos al ntegene p6bco de esa Isla Ia leCura
do henosss cOndeOnss eyando asi soprenddos
,or SOGsaaea aauUas; sntss dc assgua Vdas
ouad mas lutormea
G. f. Stoler, Sppeiatendete-C B. Mez, dgsse general 3
beaqwsYo-Ages vaaos ;-Jes1s M LagO Fernando d. Ces
sro Agents soicadoE LUIS Yordan Da Agentes ooecros
q Ponce. Blasnl Hqnsave
Masa A A&N
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-09-16
ALCAL0IA MUNICIPAL De PONCE
Al p u Is l. IL o

Habiendo Observable que los carrOs
de mano y los tiradOs por un caballo
qua Sc dedican a la conduCi0n de
muebles y otros uSoS; Sc paran en- di
ferentes GALES de la ciudad EN- espe-
ra de que Sc les proporcione- -trabajo,
con 10 cual cream obstaculOS para eI
transito publico, y creyendo cOnve-
niente que dichos medios de trans
porte tengan un sitio de parada don
de puedan ser solicitados, he dispues
to senalar para ell efecto la prolonga-
ci6n de la calle del Leon, hacia ell
Norte, acera izquierda, donde perma
necer.n hasta las seis de la tarde, a
cuya hora Sc retiraran sin que por
ningun motive nj preteStO Sc les per
mita quedar en- la calle, incurriendO
en- la multa de dteS pesos ell que con-
travenga 10 dispuestO..
Lo que hago notOrio por ell preSen-
to para cOnocimiento del vecindariO
y etectos que procedan.
Ponce, - de Setiembre de l899-EI
Alcalde, GAUTIER. 2 3
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-09-16

Obseryando que algunos duelos de
de fabricas de casas de reparaciOnes
de las mismas en- esta ciudad utilisan
para ell acOpio de materiales casi ell
total de la calle en- que aquellas radi-
can, obStruyendO por complete ell
transito publico, les hago saber por
ell presente, que solo deben utilisar
para ell efecto la tercera parte del an
cho de la respectiya calle, y que ade-
mas segdn esta prevenidO, debeu du'
rante las noches pOner un farot que
indique a los que transitan ell obsUA-
culo que Sc les presenta. Los contRaa
ventores incUrriran en- la multa de
10 pOr cada uno de los extremes
indicados. "
Ponce, Setiembre Is 1899. Ell
calde,~hhtHt ttfss GAu 11ER.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-09-16

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Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-02-21
THE CANAL Fight
Friends Of the Measure In tho
House Find Themselves
in the Minority. ~ '.s
stst Y Es #.@& EE I = ct
Second Attempt to Attach 1t
to the Sundry Civil Bill
Also Defeated.
SENATORS TO THE RESCUE
Commerce Committee Adds 1t
as a Rider to the River
~. and Harbor Bill.
Action Taken After a Brief Ar
gument for the Measure
80 by Mr.. Morgan.

=. WASHINGTON, Feb. 18.-The house has
finally passed the sundry civil appropri-
alton bill, to which it has devoted over
q week. No important amendment was
adopted. The speakers ruling upon the
motion to recommit the bill with in.
structions to incorporate in it the Mic
aragua canal amendment was sustained,
1865 to Ye. The naval appropriation bill
was taken up and over half the bill was
completed during the remainder Of the
day. There was no general opposition
to the measure, although it carries $44,-
600, 900, being 5000, 600 more than the
largest naval appropriation bill ever
passed by congress. An attempt to de-
feat the provision for joint arrange
ment between the government and the
Fitchburg Railroad company at the
Boston naval yard failed. A point of
order against the provision in the bill
relative to the Encouragement and re.
construction Of the buildings at the ma.
val academy went over for the day.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-02-21
IRON TRADE EXCITED.

Scarcity Of Material Reflected In an Ad-
vance In irices.
New YORK, Feb. 17.-In its review of
trade, the Iron Age says: The iron
trade is getting somewhat excited over
the danger of scarcity of material which
is reflected in quite rapid advance in
prices all along the line. Of course it is
only the belated requirements, relatively
moderate in volume, which are being
covered. The real test of the situation
will come when pending low priced con.
tracts expire, and the tonnage for the
second half of the year is to he covered.
There has been little that is new as to
the further operations of the consolida-
ton, although some important negotia-
tions are known to have been started.
The National Steel company has been
buying coke lands in the Connelsville
region, and has also taken the Columbia
mill which once figured in the beam
business. Sheet has displayed a sharp
upward tendency, in view of the move.
ment toward consolidation of this in.
terest
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-02-21
DIED FRIDAY MORNING.
Mrs Margaret Ann Stevens OF
Pike Succumbs After q
Long Illness.

In the death OF Margaret Ann
Stevens, vile Of L. M. Stevens. Pike
Greek. which occurred at an early
hour Friday morning, another OF
the old residents OF Morrison county
has been called from a large circle OF
loving relatives and friends. Mrs.
Stevens had been q sufferer from
pernicious amanda for some time
and for the last several DAYS her
death was mOmentarily exp cted.
The deceased WAS born In Nova
Scotia. hut removed to this place
twenty-One years ago with her hus-
band and children from Vermont.
She was 65 years and II months old,
and Ia survived by her husband and
four children, three sons and one
daughter. They are John, Joseph
and James Stevens and Mrs. Carrie
Bryant.
The funeral was held from the
family home in Pike Creek Sunday
afternoon at $50. Rev. W. H.
EastOn OF the Methodist Episcopal
church will officiate and the remains
will he given bnrial III Oakw God
cemetery.