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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-12-13
POINTS OF WEAKNESS:

I. BILIOUS HEAD.
A o II Z - Relieves ~
huDVAN.
2-3. JAUNpfoH OF
THE EYES. MUD.
a will eauss ne ysh
lowness 70 disappear ssd
the normal healthy ssiss
70 return.
Q. COATES yoseUe
FOET1D DHAATK
huDYAN viii clear ths
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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-12-13
s3ilich Way?

Are the children growing
uicelyf A little stronger
each month A trihe
heavier That's good.
Or isone ofthem growing
the other wayf Growing
weaker, growing thinner,
growing palerf
If so, you should try
SCOTS Emulsion at once.
IT'S both a food and a
medicine to all delicate
children. 1t makes them
grow in the right way
taller, stronger, healthier.
sos, and 500. oil druggists.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-12-13
YOUR LIVER

h cot Of srAsr 10 you have ne synvssas
enumerated sn this chart. Zee an ~ sass1
without the aid Of csisnsl Dius Ma0 -
ouinins. fhsy ere minerals aal are spt -
poison the blood. why not ada ysvs nans
70 the already large list Of people cured ~
BUDYANs HUDYAN has cured pAsp sth.
ss ana u wfii cure zen. nUDYAN b The
greatest vegetable remedy Of The century ssl
will relieve ell the following syaptemst
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-12-13
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
w. q. BOPE. N I

OFF1Ck HOuRS--Untl % m. and from
~ 1850 to 3 $3.50 and from 2 to 8 .. m. ONCE
and residepes aao west Gold avenue, Albu.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-12-13

breath pure and sweet
8. TENDERNESS AND PAIN n
THE STOMACH, DUE TO rNDIoBs-
TON. HupYAN will clear the stomach Il
the excess Of bile. relieve the pain AID sasss
the food to b perfectly digested.
o. ENLARGEMENT OF THE LIVER.
hUDYAN will lessen the congestion s.a -
duee the liver TO its normal sire.
uUDyAN will cure all the above symH
toms and make you we'll. d not delay
longer. Go TO your druggist az once sal Pre-
cure q package Of HuDyAN for 80 cents Or .
packages for $3.50. n your druggist does not
Keep II, send direct to the HUDYAN REM.
EDY COMPANY, San Francisco, California.
n you are not satisfied with the effects, re-
turn the empty HUDYAN box and We will
return your money. Remember that you can
consult the HUDyAN DOCTORS
FHtE. Call and see the doctors. You may
call and see them, or write. as you desire,
address
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-12-13

To Cure Constipation Forever.
Take CasCarets Candy Catnartlc loo or CSC,
II [. L, q. fail 10 cure, druggists refund money.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-12-13

The Christmas tree window at A. b,
McGsffey Il Cos. handsome Chinawsre
store on west Railroad avenue IL very
attractive, and the decorator showed
artistic taste In the display OF the pretty
goods.
The University basket ball team and
the government Indian school foot ball
eleven will visit Las Cruces. playing
there on the Saturday before Christmas
While out shopping to-day be sure to
see the golf caps and fur collaretts we
are showing no trouble to select one. b.
HELD u Co.
Rev. W. K. Foulks, the popular pastor
OF the Southern Melhodist church ut
Gallup, Is In the city to-day.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-12-13

Lamps and lamp trimmings, Whitney
Company.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-12-13
k0-T0.BAC sist. s 20 S9iIiH fcs.6 y Il n. SIq'


There will be a Poverty dance given al
orehestrion hall Saturday evening, De-
cember IL. Everyone Ia expected to dress
In az old and poverty stricken garb a.
possible. Two prizes will be- given. one
a beautiful watch chain TO the most
ragged gent, and a lovely bracelet to the
most poverty stricken lady. Card tables
will also be provided for those not wish
ing to dance. Supper will be served dur
ing the evening, and the dance will last
until the small wee hours. This dance
has no connection with tho Social Dane
ing club. Tickets 10 gents, 90 cents; la
dies free. Owing TO the Minstrel show
not being able TO be here Saturday night
the Poverty dance will occur that even
ing instead OF Friday. The change II
made 40 a. not 10 conflict with another
entertainment. All tickets sold for Fri
day night will be good for Saturda,
night.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-12-13

FOR SALE-A good saddle and q single
4 driving horse; bay. Tony Michelbach,
Old Albuquerque.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-12-13
sOR Sale.

FOR SALE-Billiari table and fixtures. Ad.
dress Nv" this office.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-12-13

FOR SALE-First- class barber shop; three
chairs. Address George Paris. Winslow.
Arizona.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-12-13

Tor SA~LE-Superior saddle horse, suitable
4 for a lady. drives either single or double.
Address H.. u. Whitcomb. city,
EOR SALE-The contents of a th'rty-three
1 room lodging house, completely furnished.
including two bath rooms, two toilet rooms.
gas and electric light. Low rent. $50 per
month. q, w. Strong.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-11-02
Der Hlartinstas.

Gor S%abrSunoerten mars. 8raf b.
Sreitenburg bate lid auf Der Saso
perirrt uno mar in cine p6llig unpeg=
fame Gje9eno geratben, melt entfernt
bon ieinem Sdlpiie. Seoes Mppr unb
8ebill6 beoedte Die @egCno. Ger @rai,
ALIEN uno BON Der Saapluit Iortgeril=
len, biBig elm @ilo periolseno, perIant
i'm Mupr, oeiien llntiefen er nidt
fannie. Gr iant. trOB Der an9eiireng-
teiten Semiibunsen, lid be,ausSubelien.
INNER tieier; feline &rGite orobten
idon 81 erlabmen, als Elm Bauer auf
ieinen Silferui berbeieilte lrno i'm nit
eigener S%ebensgeiabr ppn Dem @eriinten
%rettete. Oils Der 8raf mieper auf feiiem
gooen itono, oantte er ieinem Setter
uno iragte i'm. ME er linn cen Sienit
lobnen tonne.
rSaBt oas nur iein," ia9te Der reo=
lite Saller, .tpas i9 tbat. mar Men-
i6enpfli6t."
rNidt TO-" erpioerte Der Oral, for
oere Sir einen Gobn; ih mill i'm Dir
9%epdbren."
Stun, penn SIR ourduus wollt,
Serr," iagte enoli6 Der Bauer, 10
i6entt mir oas Gano. 100 Sbx einqeiun,
ten. uno cine Strede rings umber, Die
ibren Miann erndbrt."
$50 lei es," ernioerte Der Grai !;
.beitimme gu ielbli Die Gren;en."
.Sunte, Serr! lno nun nod cine
6rage, mein g%i9entbum lit pp6 irei
bon @bgaben?"
.Nein. oas gebt nidt; aber oa gu
mir cinen 10 sroben Sienli errieien
bait, mill i'd fir Si6 uno Die, melde
na3 Dir oas 2ano beiiBen, Die Steuer
auf nun einen Yiennig per Sabr bier
nit ieItieBen. Sieien Fiennig aber
iollit gu ielbit am Martinsta0e, ben
IL. Nooember jeoen Sabres, Niitta1s
stu6lI ubr, auf's SdloB bringen, an
meiner Safel YluB neblnen uno felli6
bemirt6et neroen. 60 Ioll es aud nit
Seinen Na6iplgern gebalten pxoen,
auT etulge 3eltcn gum NnOenten."
Seltoem iino Sabrbunoerte p~erfloI=
len. Miit grOBer Sreue Batter Die Ser
rem b. Sreitenbur9 an Dem, mas Der
Abn gelObte, ieii, unO nod berte bringt
Der Seiiger ienes i6Onen 9roben
Suuerngute5, wel6es oen Namen
nMartinswieie" iiibrt, jdbrti6 am be-
itimmten Sage unO sur beltimmteu
Stunoe Den Niennig auf oas S6lob.
6eItli6 miro Der lleberbrin9er empfun=
gen unO nimmt tbeil an Der grdili9en
Safel, 0ui Der ii9 CUR 6eier oc5 Soges
jeOesmal cine NlOrtinsgans beiiupet
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-11-02
EQanne nur einen ildaliHen yIid.

Rein, natiirlid niGt," iaste er.
.SeBt iorgt aber oafiir. &inoer, bab
mir balo etwas 81 ellen betommen."
Seim Nbenobroo sins es ieEr till
Der. Sit NeuOcrlpbten waren pcrle9en,
Srau Gieie mar 9eriibrt uno nur Serr
G;ieie maj in pOrSiiglider 9aune.
Oils man beim Seilert anoetpmmen
mar, wuroen 2ieie uno ibr llnteroiiiSier
bereinQerufen. Serr 8ieie ihenite BON
Der SOwle elm uno ihlus an oas @las:
r&inoer, i6 mill Sud nlr ein paar
g9orte la9en. IS 9ibt Oiele Seute, Die
baben nidt 10 gut nnO 10 reihli6 gu
Ellen mie mir, aber IS ihmedt ibnen op6
gut. llno bas tpmmt oaber, reil lie
Elm Sraut in bic Speiien mi'6en, Oas
beibt 9isbe, uno oamit ihmefen Die
einfu6lten Geridte gut. Wtltter uno
ib baben uns suerlt tildti9 einihrdnten
miiilen, aber es bat uns ME an Slebe
9eieblt uno oesbalb bat uns infer ei9e-
mes giIeu aud INNER am belten 9es
l6medt, beipnpers, menn i6 in Der
&ii6e mar uno prpbirte. SD miini1e
Gub, oab Sbr Sud INNER lieb baben
most, ainoer! GIT Sbr Grer SrOo
nit 2iebe, ic id9e i'd ppn Sersen:
@pbl betomm's!"
Gr itieb nit gllen an. leerte iein
@las. trodnete ieinen Wuno uno CAB
isiner 6rau einen bersli6en Sub.
Die NeuOerlObten 9ingen in Die
@pbnltube, nm .@pbl betomm'a" 81
iagen uno Der llnterpiIisicr uno Siele
ppllsp9en wabri6einli6 Oieielbe Gere=
monte IN Der Slide.
Srau 8isie spg lid Die SlpnoroIette
auf Dem &rpie Sure6t uno trotnete lid
bic Nu9en in Der meiBen StilrSe.
~@ielen Cant fir bic it0ne &eoe,
@ugut," iagte lie, runo pielen Can't
fir jeoen Sag, Den mir Suiammen pers
lebt baben unb allies Gliid, mas gu
mir gegeben bait !"
.Nmen !" iagte Sii6lermeilter Gieie
uno idlang ben Irm I'm iein @eib.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-11-02
~9)lilioncu wcggcgebcn.

IS 1T sewiB flr OaS &olr ~erircu.
lid. uon eiuem Concern" i'm EanOe
Al 66rcu, ba5 ii6 niht i6eut, BEN
8eolritt9en uno gciosuoen bciSulpriua
ger. Die GjgcutbilmcruOu Or. Sings
Gem DISCOVERY 0egen S6wincIudt,
6uitcu uuo Grtdlun9, bGben hbe'
Nfuioucu Geriu65ilai6eu Oieicr be
ribmten W}eOiiin wcg8cgeben unb bo.
ben Die @em8tbuuu9 81 mil'er, oof
es a6ioMt toulcnoe bOrimn99lole'
Tdae Oeheilt bot. Alt6ma, 9ron@itiS,
Seiiertett uno ale yeioeu oeS Ndllee,
Der Buuit uuo yuu9en weroen li6e'
baour6 Qt6eilt. Spre6t bel ben
9lpot5efer ". :. Nubu Dor unO las.
end cine frtic &eriu95faide 8ebtn.
Reauldrc @roBc scots uno 81. &eo'
Glai6c garantirt ODER Frsi9 ;nrader.
ituttJt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-11-02
gcrec6tjgkGit.
cinc tinrards n,3jatc, non \. q. Sad.

IS 1T gbero, elmer jcucr miloen
gltenOe SiO6ina5. Die oen 2uicutQal.,
int 6reien gu elmer 2uIt MAIDEN. sic
Stuot lit 5icmli6 ru6ig; Die 2docn
iino olle oci0loiieu, mo Die dinciiihcn
Serren 6abeu ii4 in iGre @drtcn 3uritd-
peipgen, nm nit iDren 6reunOeu Gin
tleiues Geiprd4 gu EaIten, Ods nlr 5u=
meilen our9 Die unmcloOiidcn Geidnqc
m~alliabrenOer YuoobiItenprieIter OOcy
bic 3~oOtentlage zines g9eibes, bic
i6auerli9 our0 Die 9(adt orilgt. untcr=
brodcn miro.
guG bel Gem Wanouriren. Der Den
0omen am Meittbor inue bat, BAT iid
cine feline Geiellihait ueriammcIt, III
bat tets Die ueuelten Scri6tc au5
YeIing, uno lit aud ilber bic Mab=
nabmcn Der iremoen MId6tc unter-
ridtct. Gr bat iremoe Griegsidiiie UNI
Soloaten geieGen, uno lie BADEN Gin.
prud aui i'm 9emn6t; sr lit iiberScugt.
,aB Die orCItlide Mietbooe" beiicr 1T.
oenn Die Oltlite, uno 10 bat CT nit 0e,
Miiiioudren i'm Seiu Sang 6reunOa
l6Oit geiGlOiIen, uno iroB ocren 9rObcl
YOrii6t Die beioen engliI6en WOrtt
,,yes" Gnl uno nice" GhOnl nslernt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-11-02
Hkin pub'.

an Shreibttid fist eas Siuo1en-
: ytrnen, lnbequemH
@an; miioe ieui,t leiu Otiinobeu:
nJaime-ahAtu aims-ii aime.'
G. Oeht auf beiEeu Sohleu
Der Dtittal iiber's yano,
YItiu Siibten gGhnt rerItobleu
lluo laliig itutt Die SaUo.
uJ'aime-"- pl6tlib iiegt Die Eeoer
St-uur Nlotria treibt
Yer Shelm-odS iiebt eiu Seeer-
SdB Iehn, mas er oa lbreibt.
Der Shlinnel malt nit Screen
Den gutsu Nogeu pol-
Gil Sobr-nuo ViebeSlhmer;eu-?
SaS mar bod wabrli6 toll
.Gib heri-Gi, ell elm gtame
Su ieoem Seriten ca-
Ste bieB Die serieuSoome?
SYtama"-. Diama"- ,Yiama.~
Die Nrne mu6 ih lsgeu
Sbm I'M ooS 3dlsheu lino-
@ott legne I'D ~alsrmeseu .
Dfetn SoIuenlhein-mein Sinoi
Nenu 9teb' mid js oerlette,
Dem yieben maht gtiuno,
&oS cabs, oaS nid)t er'ebte,
Gin SUB bon oeinem Wtunoi
uuo mas mir auh %Serrouuen,
IS Quilt uon Nrieo' mo Slid
Sin relner, tieier Srountn
Su oeluem 6lnoerblid.
Gjuit miro ein hetB'reS @liihen,
9GS pIlbe 6lammeu idlGgt,
SieS liebe Neri ourt);iebeu,
SaS beut metu Silo uur trdst.
9oh-in Dem .IustragStiibheu"
9eS Ytaunesber;snS-oa
Nobnt erpig, mie beim Sudden:
tama-0tama-Diama.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-11-02
Der ge6urtstn9.
Don {. Qiuins.

@on ben rotben GliiIhm6beln tuaren
bic lleberSiige ab9enommer, bic 9rp6s
Sdngelampe mar angeSiinoet, uno Elm
feitliher Quit erfullte oas 3immsr.
Sic Sbir na6 Dem Speilesimmer mar
geOifnet, mo Elm nit elnem blenoeno
tpeiben Siidtu0 bebefter GBtii6 liano.
Cine grObe Somle leete oeutlihes 3eua=
niB BON Der Seierlibteit oes Cages ab.
IS mar ndmli9 Der 8eburtsta9 oss
Sausberrn.
Siidlermeiftsr gisie FAB bid, mollia
uno pereniigt in ieinem 9ebnhuble.
Seine Sodter Bertha ipielte &lapier
uno Der Stuoipius Der Sbeplpaie
Gromm itanb, in Sepunoerung perlun=
Ten, binter ibrem Stuble. Ser Stuoio=
Jus trug lan9es i6warses Saar, einen
peiBen Sblips unb bate iiber iein
critics Gramen elm porsil9li6es 3eugniB
in Der Sai6e. Oils Der einsise Wietber
mar er gum 8sburtstag oes Samilien=
Oberbauptes Der 6amilie Gieie einses
laoen.
Sds SlenIim1o6en mar fOrt9ei6idt,
UNI nod etpas gum N~benoeiien gu
bolen, uno 6rau @ieie regierte in Der
Slide, aus Der Elm i3arfer, aber anae=
nebner 8eru6 BON gebratenem Sett
berpororang.
Die Sblir na6 Dem @obnsimmer
puroe Elm uenig 9e0ffnet uno Srau
8ieIe Iiedte ibr 9liibenoes 9lntliB our6
Die &iBe.
.Sieie. Milf gu ni6t einen gusen-
bid beraustommen?"
8ieie tpiidte lid idelmii6 ben Muno
uno mari Dem Stuoenten einen lultisen
Slid gu.
sd ioll Die Sauce probiren," ia9te
er. rSus muB i6 INNER an meinem
Geburtstag."
Ser Stuoioius lddelte bofli6 uno
ientte Den Slif auf Sertbas trauIes
Nuden6aar.
SrauBen in Der Slide itano Srau
@ieie, ebenio bid, molli9 uro per0niigt
ME ibr Wtann. Cine meiBe &il6en=
i6iirSe bei6iiBte ibr i6par;es Selttleio
uno auf ibrem S6eitel lag cine Slon=
oenroIette nit elmer buntelrptben Gole
in Der Mitte.
Sii6lermeilter GieIe beu9te lid iiber
Die Sratpfanne uno aibmete Den 9ra=
tenOuit nit einem 98oblbebu9en Elm,
ais lpdre es Elm Yeil6enboufet.
AS"
/ 6rau Gieie nabm einen 26iicl uno
bOlte etluas Sauce aus Der gratpiannc.
rYub!" blies 6rau Gieie.
.Yub!" blies Serr Gieie.
.Nimm Sid in QAt, gluguit, bar
gu SID ni6t Derbrennlt."
Isle 1T oelitat, Sunn6en, gans
belitot. Sd CLAUDE, in Der 9anSen
Staot Oerltebt teiner, cine iOl6e Srot-
pfanne 81 MAIDEN, aber in Der ganien
Staot gibt Is audi feline iolde 6rau wic
Sid, 9ann6en," iu9te Gieie, Tie Sdrt-
LID nit Dem 9Irme umiAlingenO.
p@oB bod. Nugult. SeOente, o0f
mir geiOe olte Seute iino."
.g&eibt Gu nod. Sannden, wie i'd
gum critsn NiaI bel Sir in Der Su1t
!. HANOI"
ngjotiirlid pciB i5 es. SD mar ia
bum0ls StiBe bel Der altcu Gcbeim-
rdtgin Gdbart uno Tu marit 5iidler-
geielle uno tamlt bort. INN Die YiObel
gu poiiren."
rlnO 81 Weihnn6ten brndte i6 Sit
mein Weiiteritijd, Die SOmmooe nit
Dem M}siiiugbeidlug.
.llnO Der SOmmoOe regen perlObtt
i'd mid natiirli6 nit Dir, oenn einl
GASrhoit rnnr5t Nv '4nr hnrnl= ni@t
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ShmtrbnriQfcit.

Cine re DE 9ime. pelhs ourd 7r Eis
dotiou's iiuitlihe Shrtromme'no Shper.
h6rlgteit NIB Sbreniaui II gebslt woroeu
uro tai lem III Suiiiut EN- @ei6,r D ~
10000 9oGor ibermad)t, oanit ioldc tnub
mo ihmerb0 iqe Bericnen pelte uiht 0C
0itt / beltteu, fb bic ChrirUmmeln 81 oer'
hGiieR. oieiclbsH umionii srbalteu 'purcH
Sri ie ipo1e man noreiilren; No 4jS. 9as
Snittpt Hibolian. 1s0, s. Apenne. glcr
Oori Air
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GA 81 T II n.
rragtdi - OaSSelbeN Was M fu9nefdekaGi Ha1
sa = &1NANIZM
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-11-02
Arirn unn Erirnrn.

2ieutenont: .g3cuE mr. Elm
Gric9 ausbrdhc. ooB ejncn Die Oldu'
biaer in Grieoen licBen,"
The times., 1899-01-15
RED CROSS HOSPITAL OPENED.
President Mckinley Regrets He
Could Not he Prehent.

New York, Jan. 1.-THE Red Cross Hos
pital was formally opened today at 259
West Ninety-third Street. large num-
Der of invitations had been sent TO people
interested in the work OF the Red Cross
Society and there was big crowd present.
The following telegram from President
Mckinley was greeted with applause:
The courteous invitation which you
have been good enough TO extend to me to
be present at the reopening of the hos
pital has been received and has been very
gratifying to me. regret that pressure
OF public duties precludes my being with
you on this occasion and testifying in per-
son my appreciation Of the service Of your
hospital recently shown with such con-
spicuous patriotism and such splendid re-
suits. In this work you are entitled TO, and
! am sure, will receive the encouragement
of our people.
WILLIAM MKINLEY.'
Letters of regret were read from Gov
ernor Roosevelt, Secretary Long and Sec
retary Alger Miss Clara Barton came from
Washington to attend the opening and
made an address. A complimentary dinner
was rendered to Miss Barton at the Wal
dorf tonight by the executive committee of
the National Red Cross Society of Amer
The times., 1899-01-15
CONCERNS INCORPORATED.
Two Big Ones in which Eminent
Men Are Interested.

Trenton, y. J., Jan. 1.-THE InteTna-
tional Air Power Company was incorporat-
ed this afternoon with the secretary of
state with capital stock nj S7.6'c.toa, Of
which S600, 600 is 10 be preferred cumuia-
tive stock. bearing per cent interest, and
the remainder common stock. The pnr
value of the stock is 500. The inccrpora-
tors are Robert l. McKinnstry, John II.
Hoadley, William Knight and Henry z.
Knight. OF New York and Edwin +. Glenn
Of Philadelphia. The common stock is TO
be issued for the purchase o: property.
The New York Auto Truck Company was
also incorporated here today with 2 capi-
talization of S1,0OO,O0O. 1t is a companion
concern to the International Air Power
Company and the incorporators are itch
ard Croker Nathan Straus. Lewis Dixon,
Arthur p. German. Joseph HosdIey and
Robert Mckinnstry. The two companies
are by their charters authorized IN man
ufacture. buy and sell compressed air aId
electrical machinery and apparatus 10 To-
comotives. engines, trucks and cars and
TO manufacture machinery for supplying
electric power, compressed air and motive
power. The air power company will man
ufacture the machinery and apparatus ior
the Auto-Truck Company under patents
controlled by Joseph Letter, of Chicago.
The times., 1899-01-15
HELD BY AGUINALDo.
Spuin's Inquiry Relating TO Her
Subjects in the Philippines.

The Spanish government has again called
the attention OF the United States Govern
ment TO the provision of the treaty OF
peace relating to the use Of efforts of the
United States TO secure the release OF
Spanish subjects who are held as prison.
ers by ARunaldos forces in the Philip
pines and has asked what has been done
10 comply with that agreement A reply
has been sent TO Spain that this Govern
ment is doing all that can be done TO Sc
cure their release.
II is the second inquiry Of the kind made
by Spain. Owing to the attitude OF Agui-
naldO Il is impossible to secure the re-
lease Of the Spaniards held by his troops
but Major General Otis is not relaxing his
efforts to carry out the instructions OF the
War Department 10 make every endeayor
to have the prisoners given their freedom
II was officially stated at the State De-
partment today that the United States
Government had not received any COM
plant that Germany was interfering in
Philippine affairs.
Reports that the German government had
denied TO the United States that there had
been any such interference, that Germany
had any desire 10 embarrass the United
States in the Philippines or TO secure a
coaling station or any other territorial con-
CessiOn were pronounced to be untrue 1t
was said on the high authority upon which
these statements are based that nations
did not make disclaimers when they were
not called on to do so, and Germany not
having been asked anything with reference
10 its position concerning the Philippines
had not proved an exception to the rule.
The times., 1899-01-15
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by Texas ranger. The books are in
high, glass-covered cases
The colonel talks of old times. He is
thankful he has a good plantation and
taste for farming; and taking one year
with another, things go well enough. But
he sighs for the old days when every
one knew who was whoa gentleman was
gentleman and people knew how to
place one another Now all is changed:
old families are broken up, old estates
have changed hands, old Virginia ways
and customs are passing away.
The talk turned on the negro character
THE old-time family servant is rapidly
becoming extinct" said the colonel We
have one left here old Harry, who used to
be my mothers coachman He is nearly
eighty now, but still exercises sway over
the stables. He is devoted to my wife
who carefully looks after his comfort. and
he mourns for her sake that the carriage
and horses are not in the style they used
to be when he drove my father and his
bride up here from Richmond. Ask him
how he is, his answer is invariably.
'Strivin', sub. strivin'.' Some time ago my
old friend Nicholas - paid me visit
Why, Harry, you are really getting old;
you will soon have to be called Old Harry
and you know who owns that name?' said
he TO the old man. Yes. mars'r said
Henry. 'Dey calls him Ole Harry when
dey don call him Ole Nick. 4"
His explanation, given TO one of the
children as to the cause OF the different
length OF Winter and Summer days, was
original.
You see said he. I'm de Summer time
de days come here an it so warm an COM
for 'ble-llke. dey ies' stretch deyseives out
an hates to go way; but in de Winter dey
gits so cole an mizzerbul dey scrooches up
short and glad to 60"
The times., 1899-01-15
Installation of Officers.

The following officers OF Columbia Associates.
No. %, Northern Mutual Relief Association. were
installed on Wednesday night by DiStric, Deputy
H. y Jenkins, assisted by Acting Grand Marshal
" f. Nunroe and Acting Grand Chaplain Ed
ward Webster: President. Guy W Wines; vice
president, J. Z. Peacock; secretary H. v Ien-
kns; collector. G.. F. Spencer; treasurer. F. b.
DalrymPle; marshal, J. ". LovelCss; chaplain.
ii. G. Swan; inner warder. W H. Main: outer
warter. J. E Jucnemann; trustees. C.. II. Cooper,
W J. RosenbIum. and ". T. Bradley Dr. E "
Charles has been commissioned medical examiner
and y. e. Munroe elected representative
The INSTALLATION Of tie officers oi Capital Lodge
No ISL. Knights Of Honor, for the ensuing term
ending December 81. 1850. WAS had az the regular
meeting on The 10th instant AZ their hall, Nc. 5l+
Ninth Street northwest, Grand Dictator Henry
Floyd and other grand officers officiating. with
the usual impressive ceremonies Of the ritual
The following is the roster Frank C. Jones,
past dictator; William c. Parrish. dictator. Nc.
go Street northeast; William L. Walter. vice
dictator; c. ". Williams. assistant dictator: ".
]. RoseubIum. reporter; J. Il. Altman financial
reporter, No 80 Third Street northeast; W u.
Watson, treasurer; VI. J. Campbell. chaplain:
Frank f. Burke, guide, and Frank T. Reid,
guardian. Remarks We're made by Past Grand
Dictator Charles Shsmhauen and others Ii Is
the intention OF this lodge 10 tender to theis
friends complimentary entertainment in the
near future