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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-02-10
Homestead kntry No. 5444.l
Notice for Publication.
Land Office Al Santa Ne. N. M.

January "a. 1900.
Notice Is hereby givel that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his intention
that said proof will be made before the register
or receiver at Santa Re, New Mexico, on March
., 1900, viz: Jose Baldanado, for the SIX,
EWt, MA, .sWA and SE1s. S"h of sec. 8,
T.. b ~, X. l.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
OF said land vizi Modesto Montoya. Cerelio
Montoya, Jose Manuel Montoya and Filome-
no Mora. az of Chilli, New Mexico.
MANUEL X, OTKRo, Register.
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Judge 8. l. Crollott, who has been seri.
ously Ill for the past ten days with pleu
risy and was thought to be on the road
10 recovery, suffered a rtlspse ysstsr-
dAy,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-02-10

For up-to date advertising that will
pay. the bargain columns feature has no
equal. Our representative writes the
adds Tor you. Don't pass a good thing,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-02-10

II the reader OF this should chance to
know any one who Is subject 10 attacks
OF bilious collie he al do him no greater
favor than 70 tell him OF Chambsrlain's
Collie, Cholera and DiarrhOea Remedy. II
always gives prompt relief. For sale by
all dIuggists.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-02-10
Notice to Administrator. and Guardians.

Territory of New Mexico,l
County OF Bernalillo.
Notice is hereby given to all administrator
and guardians to tile reports OF their doings as
such admin s%trator, OF guardians on or before
the 9th day Of March, 1900.
BY order Of the Probate Court. February 3
1900. j. A, SUMMERS,
Probate Clerk,
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Heart Weakness

TIE hear 10 the most vital srrs. Il the ssay.
N 10 the engine that prcpels the muscles snA
ssnds sssssnsnes V the nerves asl ssaia ana
~ all the organs Of the sc<y. A Sac IN is
mechanism 10 certain 10 rive ris " serious
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-02-10
AuDYAn REMEDY COMPANY,
Ger, stoektes, Msrte, end Ellie Ste
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
sTURGKs' EUROPEAN.

Oibhuhb hDhofhANs
j. 8. Barton, Kansas City; Jos. Bibo.
Bernaltllo. Clyde W. Brown, Grinnell. Ia;
g. W. Harris, Las Vegas; Lee Brakeman,
j. X. Sturman. Kansas City; g. W. Fitz-
gerald. Newport; ]. X. McFie, Las
Cruces; P.W Warren, @. NJ. Bills, Denver;
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. ". Flower, Toledo; Geo.
H. Palmer and wife, Cleveland; WIN.
Hodge, New YORK.; II. G. de Baca, Berna-
lilo; j. 8. Van Doren, Bluewater; John
j. Roggen. st. Louis; O. Silvy. Los Ange-
les; B. l.. Haywood. San Francisco; W. X.
Goebel. Hooper, Colo; X. II. Tunison, Los
Angeles; N. II. Cooley and wife, Wins
low; @. T. Brown. Socorro; Mr. and Mrs.
O.. j. Sweet. San Francisco; william
Hodge, New York.
GRAND CENTRAL.
A. Dinzwali, Denver: George Morton.
New York; ID. g. Boyd, NJ. Stewart, Las
Vegas; j. ID. Carlisle. W. A. Clsrkson,
Darkest Russia" Co; DR.. j.. T. Keith and
wife, Kansas City; X. W. Shut. Pueblo
HOTEL HIGHLAND.
Mrs. ]. W. Burgess. Mstchwood, Mich.
X. W W. Cryan and wife. Dublin, Ire
land; K g. Judah. A. G. Warner. Los An
geles; w. 8. Layton, Hot Springs, Ark /;
Walter X. Crane, XII Paso; Y II Abra.
ham. j. ". Miller and wife. Lsguns.
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NEWS OF

tidings is ready
to swing his hat
and cheer and
pass along the
splendid story
to his nearest
n~eighbor. When
a man has been
through a terri
BILE battle with
sickness and at
last has gained a
glorious victory
his first impulse
IL to tell the
pnOd news 70
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-02-10

Special 0nicer Cads selyy, OF the Santa
Re Pacific, Ia here to day.
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OFFICIAL MATTERS.



7. B. Wilson has been appointed post
master at Nogal. lincoln county, vice
X. B. Boothe, resigned.
DELEGATES APPOINTED.
Governor 0tero, this afternoon, APP
pointed the following delegates to the
third annual session Of the National
Pure Food Congress Of Washington,
March Z: Arthur Boyle, Santa Re; Mel
vim ". Mills. Springer; Herman Biushe .
Albuquerque; A. d. Coon. springer; b.
Ruppe, Albuquerque; P. Moreno, Las
Cruces; Ell. Browne, Rsst Las Vegas;
Edward Clouthier. Albuquerque; 7.
Rousult, Las Cruces; W. c. P~orterneld,
Silver City.
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IERH ARE YOUR SYMPTOMS:

HEkE AXE IUUR SYMPTUMS.
IL. rHRoBBINo IN THE TEN.
PLIES WHEN LYING DOWN. MUD
VAN viii cause the thresbins 70 disappsss.
&c. RuoINo II TIE RARs-nup-
YAn stops the ringing and sussiss IN . shsss
tine.
A-s. ALTERNATE PALEHBss AND
yLusHINo OF THE CHEHKs. Mud
Van will restore the circulation u the bleed
- is sornsi condition and keep . csastass
healthy celsr In the oheshs
T. PALPITArIoN OF THE HEART
AND IRREGULAR BEATING. Mud
YAM By strengthening the heart muscles and
The nerves that supply IL, will stop the paipi-
tatiSu and Suffering and cause the heart 70 bsas
regularly.
o. rHRoBBINo IN THE STOMACH
HnaIoN. Thi. throbbins snd pul,stins dis
appear shortly after the use OF HUpYAN.
Thousands have been cured Of Heart veal
sss BY HUDYAN. You should be cured
10. NUDYAN will ours you- Procure
NuDvAN from your druggist. 10 10 sold
In all drugstores for 800. per package, or .
packages for s2.SO. II your druggist doe. no,
heep It, send direct to the HUDYaN REM
COY COMPANY, San Francisco, Cal
Consult the n uDvAN DOCTORS
EREE. You may call and zee them and have
. free consultation. n you cannot call on the
doctors write 10 them for sdvice. IL will BE-
given free for the asking. Address
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results. wsahnsa dssesss
the prsssscs Of saav. IL
b q f~orerunsss Of ssns
thing more serious that 10
v occur Voc are The
engineer. Lea - ysss
engine. - hat ~ scck
ssst occun NupvAu
y What zee sssd. MUD.
YAM viii ssrssgtka ths
heart NupYAn VIII
nahs the heart nnscles
strong spt hart. ps sst
delay too iens. Begin The
use Of NuDrAh sev.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
PHYSICIANS.
rAsrERpAy q EAsrERpAy.

" avenue. Telephone No, IS. ONCE hours
9 to Q a. m, I no to 3 80 and q to Q p. m,
q. q. Yesterday, n, D., J. 3. Basterdav, N, ID.
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w. q. HOPE. M. q

y 1850 TO $50 and from 4 to 8 D. m. ONCE
residence, 22o west Gold avenue, Aibu-
Ineraue. n N.
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WANTED.

WANTkD-Dining room girl at once Ap.
w ply to or address I. N. Hinch, Gallup, n.
M.
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FOR RENT,

FOR RENT-Fsrnished rooms, NJ. r.. Col.
4 leRe building, ll3 west Lead avenue.
FOR RENT-kive.room house, newly fur.
4 nished, or rooms with best of board. Call
mt this office.
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net. the Lendrost and the State Secretary
Two years later he might become naturalized
without receiving full burgher rights provided
he produced a certificate signed by the Field
Cornet, the Iandrost and the commandant OF
the district. to the effect that he had never
broken any Of the laws Of the republic II these
officials were not sufficiently we'll acquainted
with the private life OF the applicant TO grant
such a certificate, then a sworn statement TO
the same effect from two prominent full burgh-
ers would suffice. At the termination or an
other five years the applicant having six
months previously sgnifed his intentions in
writing TO the Field Cornet the Landrost and
the State Secretary, might apply for the full
franchise. He must then furnish the certificate
alluded TO above This together with his appli-
cation, must be Endorsed by the Field Cornet
and the Landrost Both were then TO be passed
10 the State Secretary, who should hand them on
to the State Attorney, who should return them
with legal opinion to the State Secretary II
the opinion were favorable the man might be
granted the full franchise. Nowhere does
the law say that after fulfilling the conditions
he shall have the franchise. II is all left finally
TO the mere win OF the officials charged with
the carrying out OF the law.
That IS not a burlesque upon Mark Twain's
Beef Contract" It is a sober and literal state
ment Of the terms OF an act which has been
declared comparable with the naturalization law
Of the United States, We cannot follow Mr.
Ireland in greater detail through his masterfu
exploitation Of the He has eXtenuated
nothing. and set nothing down in malice; neither
has he omitted essential point, intro
duced a non essential one It is seldom. indeed,
that finds a concise handbook and com
prehensive encyclopedia combined in single
volume. But Mr.. Ireland has produced It here.
Small the volume IS. It contains all that can
be required for adequate understanding OF
the case. including many important points
not to be found in more extended and preten-
tous treatises 1t has. too, the novel interest
OF news brochure issued at the psychological
moment OF the campaign.
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TO camp; till, for the sake of peace. he would
ment Of Outlanders.
Russell A. Alger, ex- Secretary OF War. holds that
the only course for the United States to pursue Is
TO treat Great Britain squarely in 1900 as she
treated this country in 1888 and s. NJ. MacVane.
professor OF history in Harvard University gives
points TO show that England did all that was pos
sible 10 avert the
Sidney Brooks points out the change in American
views since the Venezuelan affair. and British
army officer. whose name Is withheld but who Is
said to be actively engaged In the war, has some
bitter things TO say about Cecil Rhodes. among
them the following:
But the indictment against Cecil Rhodes. and one
which he VIII before long be called upon answer
before the tribunal Of the whole civilized world Is
OF far graver import than Of substituting Irish
that he, for which strongly suspect ed
If not already known and capable OF proof DELHI
erately misled the British nation. so as to bring
about the present war in South Africa for his own
personal ACKNOWLEDGEMENT and the fuIflment Of his
ambitious schemes Truly n stupendous charge TO
bring against who has been, and may again
be, the Prime Minister OF the colony which Is now
suffering much from the effects OF war
All known circumstances. however. tend to prove
ner which indicates that he not only conceal led
facts of vital Importance which well within
his knowledge, but that he, when occasion de-
manded II, wilfully and gratuitously made mis-
statements OF well calcula ted to mislead hot
the Government and the nation.
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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT COUNTY

OF NEW YORK.-CONRAD OPPERMANN Plaintiff
vs.. JOHANN ADAM OPPERMANN and others. Defend
In OF inerlocuory Judgment partition
and sale duly made and entered above entitled
action bearing date February 18th. 1900
10th 1900 l. the undersigned. Referee
judgment named Will sell public auction. the
York Real Estate Saesroom, No III broadway IN the
Borough 81 Manhattan. and city County OF New
Nur 22nd day March, at O'Clock noon
day. by Peter +. Meyer Auctoneer premises
Judgment named. he OF
New York and therein described 3 follows Il. hat
certain lot piece parcel OF land with building
thereon erected situate lying and being notherly
side Of East seventy ninth Street the City
York and bounded and described follows.
East Seventy-ninth Street. hundred and
Forty-three feet and eleven inches westerly
by the intersection westerly
First Avenue. with the said uortherly side OF
ninth running westerly
northerly side ninth
feet. thence northerly line parallel
Avenue. and part of the way through the
party wall hundred and feet and inches
the line OF the block between Seventy ninth and
Seventy-nnth Street twentyesht
crly parallel with the First part
through the OF wall hundred
a inches the said northery of
Seventyninh Street. at the point place begin
ning the said premises being known s number
hundred and Twenyone East Seventyninth Street
Borough Of Manhattan. New York City.
Dated New York. February 9th. 1900.
JOHN YARD
Referee
The following is diagram Of the property to be sold:
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SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF

y.a against ogT E or sSa
pursuance Of ntsrioca,oy Judgment Of partition
action in tie office the clerks counties Put
February. 1900. the undersigned referee in said
York Real Estate saesrooms No III Broadway in the
berqGgh 2f Msnhatsn Sy 0f New fGEk on W9ineSdSy
day by Rsha5 ID CO.. @ one r the ss
an that certain lot piece OF Ian, parcel Of the lands
City Of New York the Sixth Ward Of the said
said lands, made BY John T HUM. street cOmnlseions,
city by the letter u Bounded in front n White Street in
by ground formerly Morris the
side by lot V and tho side BY lot W. which said
Eoant by the said Msy2F Adss% and Com Com
the twenty-five feet. the
fqs feet be the same s more or e.s ASD ALSO All
that other piece or parcel o, land sSsie IN me 'ge C
thereof bounded rollows:-On the north by TIE 10y
no~ Or forsriy of the said James soTrr-
FIVE ' fee on the east sde afyo You: ashes
IN seTSsn map or et 15 YfS,eaa his ME ~ the
one part and Henry White Ann wife Of the other
part is dsssnstsd by 5tt%s sa ana me 1 %
OF November. ISIS, between Gideon 9 Forsyth Of The
st para and Stephen p Munn Of the second par re
corded in III. oice Of the Register in
asa ISIS # as t pas: s two b
ing on said piece or parcel Of land situate -,
the Eighth Ward OF the city Of New York now known
Northeast OF Grand and Mercer Streets and
No, one hundred and Grand Street said lot being
wide in front and and one hundred
inches length each side be the
and Is bounded on the westerly side
aforesaid. the ncrthery side land
lately belonging Miles Burke deceased the
and subsequently belonging to Mrs Emily a Pierce and
side front by Grand Stree, aforesaid
Being the same promises conveyed 20 William H. Num-
~ stephen B. Mum and wife by deed
bearing nth day OF May. thousand
eight hundred and forty-one.
Dated New York. February Goth. 1900.
WILLIAM HENRY HALDANE.
Referee
WILLIAM II. GIBSON
Attorney for Plaintiff.
81 Nassau Borough OF Manhattan New York
city
G. n. r. HASBROUCK.
Attorney O. Clark Trustee. &c
81 Nassau Street Borough Of Manhattan, New York
City.
JAMES o. CLARK.
Attorney for defendant Emily A slauson.
81 Nassau Street Borough Of Manhattan. New York
city.
The following diagrams OF the be sold.
being the above described referred IN the
foregoing notice Of
The Street number the nrst parcel described Is No
81 White Street Of the second parcel 10 No los
nd
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foreclosure Sales.


SSUPREME COURT COUNTY OF NEW YORK.-MET-
~ ROPOLiTAN TRUST COMPANY OF THE CITY OF
NEW YORK. Trustee, plaintiff against GEORGE T.
ROWE and others. defendants In pursuance o udg-
OF foreclosure ana sale. duly made
the above entitled action. bearing date the 10th day
February. entered the office of
the County Of New York the LIST day OF March,
Undersigned the referee said Judgment named will
sell AT public auction. the New York Real Estate
No. Ill broadway. In the Borough Manhattan
CITY OF York. the 23d day March 1900 at Il
o'clock that day. by Peter Meyer. auctioneer
premises directed by said judgment be
therein described follows; All plot piece
parcel land. with building erected
lying and being the City OF New
the northerly line side Hundred
distant
eighty-seven and inches (iS7.6l he
eaSerly line side OF Seventh th Avenue running
thence northey and parallel with the easerly
Seventh atm and of the distance
wall ninety-nine eleven
the centre line OF the block between one Hundred
G37D Streets: thence easterly along said OF
the block twelve inches %, south
er again parallel eastrry or OF
and OF the distance through n patty
wall nine and eleven inches 90 III
side OF Hundred
OF Hundred and Thirty-sixth Q96th) Street
twelve and six inches a. to the point place
beginning Said lot being in Section Block l.92l
Map City Of New York the said premises
by number 159 West l36th
Dated New York. March LIST 1ooO.
HENRY w. BOOI<STAVER Referee
PARSONS. SHEPARD ~ OGDEN Attorneys for Plaintiff
broadway, York city.
The following s diagram of the property TO he Sold
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The approximate OF the lien charge satisfy
which described property is to be sold ST.
Ole50 with thereon from the 10th day OF Febu
airy, 1900. and allowances amounting
SIPS 49, with from February 49, 1900 together
with the expenses of the sale.
The will be sold subject mortgages
$4,000 each mortgages for $500 each.
which said there has been advanced
principal Of $4,000 Interest said mort
cages the OF six per per annun. and the
Approximate OF interest which will be due
four mortgages thu 18th day OF March. 1900 IS Si
go "A.
Dated New York February II. 1900.
ADAM WIENER.
Referee.
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White Street.
broadway

The premises described No 81 White will be
sold subject mortgage Of Twenty-Five thousand dollars
thereon 4t2 per per the
November. 1899; and the
No Grand sold a mortgage
of dollars
per per from the LIST January 1900
subject both parcels
described
Dated. New York. February Goth, 1900.
WILLIAM HENRY HAL.DANE.
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SOth Street.

Said premises known by the number 32 East
10th - ~
The amount OF unpaid taxes assessments and WATER
rents due and lien the above described premises in
Guiding interest the amount
about Eight hundred Seventeen and 100 CssIIOsS
Dollars. N@,''N0'
JOSEPH l. GREEN. JOHN YARD
riaih. III $ Attorney, Referee
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foreclosure Sales.

which the abovedescribed property IS to be sold
I'll fSl2o with interest thereon from the 18th Of
February 1900 together with and allowance amount
Ing TO s34834 with interest from the LIST day March,
1900, together with the OF the The ap-
proxmate amount OF the taxes. assessments water
rates and other liens be allowed purchaser
of the purchase money paid by the referee $193O3
and interest.
Dated New York. LIST day OF March. 1900
HENRY ". BOOKSTAVER. Referee
PARSONS SHEPARD & OGDEN, Attorneys for Plaintiff
III broadway, Borough of Manhattan The City OF
FOR N Y
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York.-ANNA N. ROGERS. PLAINTIFF against JOHN
II. STYLES. JR.. al Defendants.
In pursuance of Judgment OF foreclosure duly
made and entered in the above entitled
the 10th day OF February. 1900.
/, THE UNDERSIGNED, the Referee in said Judgment
named, will sell at public auction the York
Manhattan City of New York, the 18th day o. March,
1900 at twelve O'Clock noon that day, by F.
Meyer Company auconeers the premises directed by
said Judgment be Sold and therein described fol
lows;
ALL those four certain lots pieces parcels land
with the buildings and improvements thereon
situate, lying and being in the Twelfth of
Borough OF Manhattan. City OF New York,
described follows BEGINNING a a point on
souhery side OF i63rd Street, distant
feet Eastey the southeaserIy
and Amsterdam Avenue; running Southerly parallel
with Amsterdam Avenue One hundred twelve Q12)
feet six 90 inches thence and parallel
with 6Srd Street One 900 feet: thence running
Northerly and again parallel Avenue one
hundred and twelve Q10 feet six 90 inches to the
southery side Of 163rd Street thence running
ey along he southery side Of 63d hundred
900 feet to the point place OF beginning.
Dated New York. February 17th 1900.
ADAM WIENER.
Referee
MERRILL ROGERS. Attorneys for plaintiff,
Manhattan, New City.
The following Is diagram OF the property be
as described above, the said premises having street
numbers;
1R3rd
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The Approximate taxes. 6
other liens said property which to be allowed %
the purchaser the purchase which
be paid by the Referee are as follows: Upon Nos SSl
Broadway 1874 cold Street. mortgage
for the principal SI5.OO000 interest
since December H. 1899 and amounting s. 40 30
and interest," 112
the principal OF $4,000 and interest thereon since
November l. 1899.
Dated New York. February 10Th, 1900.
WILLIAM II. HOES. RefsreA -
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II PURSUANCE OF an order OF Hon. James I'D

IN PURSUANCE or an order of Hon. James NJ
varnurn Surrogate OF County Of New York
Notice hereby given to all persons having claims
against Mary i. Nelson late of the County OF New
York deceased present with
Of 20 subscriber place ransactng
st the Office Edward +. Brown, No Is Wall Street
Bor rugh OF Manhattan. in the city Of New York.
before 20th day Of May
Dated New FORK, the 18th day Of November 1899
GEORGE I. NELSON. Executor.
EDWARD F. BROWN Attorney for Executor, IS Wall
Street Borough Manhattan. City Of New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-02

In The North American Review" for March six
authors make up Part III of the series OF articles
The War for an Empire" The Marquis OF
Lorne, under the heading Realities OF the South
African War" describes the ambition OF the Beers
and their opposition 70 progress saving:
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UcaChero

nR. W. @. NOVEL;. private tutor at pupils homes o
~ at III f. S2d-st. Two pupils received in family.
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Gnrroaaie's Notlces.

Ijnrroaaif Notlrfs.
IN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon. Abner c.
- Thomas a Surrogate o the County Of New-YorE
all having claims against
Catharne J. Mclaughlin late Of the County OF New
York deceased present
the subscriber his place Of transactng business
at the William 9. Orr. No. 81 Chambers Street
IN city OF New York. before the 18th day OF
August
MARCUS J. McLOUGHLIN.
WILLIAM c ORR, Executor.
Attorney for Executor.
81 Chambers Street.
Borough Manhattan.
New YOrsC
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THE TRANSVAAL.
AN EXAMINATION OF THE CAUSES OF
THE PRESENT WAR

THE ANGLO-BoER CONFLICT. It's History and
Causes. By Aleyne Ireland. Duodecimo PIP. TX,
lE. Boston: Small, Maynard Co.
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A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENC
N supplies Professors Teachers. Tutors Governesse
SC. to Colleges Schools Families Apply to
Mrs. NJ. ]. YOUNG-FULTON. % Uniou Square
The Conservative, 1900-09-06

more manifestation of the wonderful
development of the United States.
"Steam, electricity and machinery
have so perfected our means of COM
munication and production that we are
in preeminent position for competing in
the worlds markets.
More and more we manufacture,
first for ourselves and then for others,
the products we have been accustomed
to buy from abroad; our exports of
manufactures having already become an
important factor in the total shipments
and largely accounting for the present
favorable trade balance.
GAS this feature of our development
the export of manufactured products
lis likely to continue, it seems reason
able to expect that we shall be able to
maintain our new position as creditor
nation for some time to come, if not
indefinitely.
Europe certainly cannot decrease her
purchases Of American food products to
any considerable extent; and there be-
ing little prospect of our again import
ing many of the articles we have dis
placed, we seem to have entered
period of continued favorable trade bal
ances."