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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1900-08-22

A Republican surplus of $S1 229,-
776 in time of war is hotter th4" a
democratic deficit of SAG 1915
10 time of peace.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1900-08-22

Mothers end rise it, children like it,
old f lks use it. We refer to One
Mlnute Cough Cure. 1t will qnirkly
cure all throat and lung troubles.
G. B. Foss, HYDE Park; F. Hazard. No. Hyde
Park; IL. j. Dwinell. MorriSville; Shattuck Il
Son. Eden; ]. j. Vearen, stowe; DR.. Hubbel,
WOlcott; C. Campbell. Centerville; G. p. Jones,
Johnson; C. F layford, East Johnson; N. E.
Baldwin No. WOlcOtt
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1900-08-22
We Want 800 Men

In each town in Vermont to use
Morrison's English Liniment. This
llnlment will not raise the dead nor
make the blind see, but it will soften
and grow horses foot quicker and
better than any other remedy ever
placed before the public. 1t is an
actual cure for all diseases of the feet
and is equally as good for sore back
and shoulders, sprains, contracted
cords, cuts, swellings and wounds of
all kinds. Sold by all dealers, price
SO cents and 81 90. Your money
back if not satisfied.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1900-08-22

Ten.cent cotton was touched under
a Republican administration that
opened the mills.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1900-08-22

There are now at the Paris Expo
sit on five Kansas farme from one
township. This is mer, ly d sample
prosperity fact.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1900-08-22

You will never find any other pills
so promut and so pleasant as De.
Wits Little Early kisers.
G. b Foss, Hyde Park; +. Hazard, NO. Hyde
Park II. j. Dwinel, Morrisville; Shattuck &
Son, Eden; j. J Vearen, Stowe; DR.. Hubbell,
Wolcott; G. Campbell, Centerville; c. P. Jones,
Johnson; G. F. Hayford, East Johnson; N. K.
Baldwin, No. WolcOtt.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1900-08-22

Amonia brightens windows and
looking glasses Exchange
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1900-08-22
Xnlue of Farm Crops.

Note the difference in values of the
following three farm crops in 1896 and
1893:
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1900-08-22

The Democratic platform can he
read in three words-"Ag'ln the Gov
eminent"
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1900-08-22

O a g T % R T "A.
Bears the hIho Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature a &1NzAIza
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-19
lQR!DlElOIIEn

Es ste di stinguido militar ingles,
tiene a su cargo el mando del Regi-
miento de soldados canadenses que
fue en- Kiado Al Transvaal POGO dfas
despues de h hber estallado la gue-
rra.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-19
T AFRO

An qoche tuvo efecto, con d ume-
rosa concurrencia, la function de gra
cia de Ia Srta. Ana Ma. Ear, direc.
tora de orquesta de la compaf1fa <U
nion Al rtfstica, Los actores todos,
estimulados por. la presencia de un
escogido p1blico, cumplieron sus pa
peles a conciencia. La benefciada,
gallarda j gentil sobres gu poltrona,
dirigfa la batdta con relevante macs
trfa. +
Las obras puestas en- escena fue
ron do b: ecu urriya, y xQuien fuera
ibre> Entire estas dos representa-.
clones, hubo una parte de mtsica
de conc cierto, por la orquessa, nut trida
i>afinad Ia desde su principle j 9 entre
la que fguraban nuestros dos pri-
meros Violines: Andino Lecom pte.
La Nunez la Ramos rayaron a
gran altura; Ia Bautista muy en- ca
racter felicfsima. Los Sres Ibaf1ez,
Rodolfo, Contreras, Martinez Pal
mer, muy aju stados correctos. So
bre tod b el Sr. Ibanez que adelanta
cada dia mas en- su carrera art1stica,
nos hizo un <Pateta> inmejorable.
va 10 hemos dicho, Ibaf1ez es un
artista, que en- el genero comico So
bresale por 10 sabroso por 10 festi-
vo. E n eshmen: 81 acto es tuvo
magn1f leo. b n el segundo acto, los
seflores don Ernesto Carreros don
jaime Gelebert. obsequiaron q la s.at
forita Ear con tres hermosos <bou-
quets,. Ell phblico sali6 mu y atis.
fecho. Nosotros felicitamos q la
compafl1a <Uni6n Artfstica> por sus
notables adelantos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-19
Santa Te resa
de Urea.

POGO Sc sabe en- Sud America
de la sublevaci6n de los indios va
quis contra ell Gobierno mexicano.
Sc trata de una tribu guerrero que
ocupa IN territorio Immediate a los
Estados Unidos, que como la eff
mera <Repdblica do Texas,> trata
de constitufr casa q parte, en- otros
terminus, ganar un N, User Yanqui,
en- vez de Yaqui. No diremos que
ell Gobierno americana fomenta esta
insurreccion, bien que todas luces
le es simpatica, pero ST haremos
constar que es-phblico que los Yam
quis de la frontera simpatizan gran
demente con los re voltosos, a qpie-
nes proven de arm nas i nuniciones,
en- negocios "a la guesa ventura,
que pueden resultar muy pingues.
Tampoco sabemos que Ell Gobierno
de Mexico Sc preo ocupe sacramento
de este asunto, que puede traerle
grandes dificultades i molestias, a
juzgar por los buenos ojos con que
en- los Estados Unidos Sc mira la in
surrecci6n. <Caveant C6nsules!
La tribu de los Yaquis, segdn
nos cuentan los diarios americanos,
tiene una Juana de Arco, de 81 amos
de edad, que es la que ha proclama-
do la guerra santa la que dirige
las batallas: Sc llama Teresa de Ca:
bora, pero los indfgenas la conocen
meior con el nombfe de Santa Tere-
sa de Urea. De ella Sc cuentan
prodigios gus no ehtramos & discu-
tir, no hay diario neo- -yorquino q.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-19
c.s7,,s "a sIsE. q
leg1tima de Mlwauk ee
VENDE
H. Il. CALDERON.
Tetuan II.
VENDE
II y mr. n n d
Tetuan II.

Tetuan II.
Sc lie han devuelto al Juez mu.
nicipal de Mayague ez las decl ara
clones de nacionalidad espahola
prestadas por don Pedro Massot,
don Pedro Ripol, don Antonio &C.
labert, don Domingo Rullan, don
Domingo Perez, don Bernardo A rbo-
ma, don Manuel del kiego don Gui-
uermo Vicens, los cuales no han po-
dido comparecer por 81 propio q
prestar dichas declaraciones, por
ser memories de 81 af1os.
Las perdidas ocasionadas con
ell incendio ocurrido en- Santurce Sc
calculan en- 20 mil pc SOS.
En- las Cruces, termino NUM-
cipal de Caguas, fueron capturados
Ell diae2 de este mes, los individuos
Juan, Lopez, Antonio Santiago, Lu-
cas- Santiago Roman Vazquez, por
robo de ganados vac pno. 4
Az yer fu6 detenido por la poll.
cia ell individuo Jose Dolores Ortiz,
por heridas que le produjo a Ju lian
Sala Jesus Martinez, irobo a este
dltimo de8 pesos provinciales. ,Ha
quedado 4 disposici6n % del Jug do
de San Francisco.
\. Ha sido denunciado ell sol lda-
do de la companfa D. del Battalion
Puertorriquef1o jose Torres, pOr
maltrato de obras a Geronimo Sua-
rez amenazas al policfa Ventura
Macias. 49,.
Ell sabado SO de espacharon los
siguientes buques: vapor RANGES,
<Olinde Rodriguez pa ra Europa, via
SAINT Thomas; vapor aleman <PDla-
ria, para MayagieT i americana
<Ponce, para Arecib 70.
Ell monte Ilimani, que tiene
81. .78O pies de altura, es ell mas ele-
vado de Bolivia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-19
N Noti icias
Ge ner rales.

En- breve Sc publicara en- Fa-
jardo u b nuevo peri6dico federal in
titulado <La Region de Oriente> di-
ridop por 81 doctor don Jose Maria
Gonzalez Fragoso i administrado
por don Ramon Miranda Barrante.
Els ell mism &n11e anunci6 ell <Diario
de Puerto Ric& J, con el tftulo de la
<Estrella de Orientes.
En- .el incendio ocurrido ante
noche en- Santurce result6 herido
Santos Garcia dependiente de la
tienda del sef1or Cuadrado.
En- tiempos de Hipocrates hace
dos mil amos, solo Sc conocfan 234
especies vegetables: hoy su n1mero
pasa de 200. 900.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-19

curse de alzada ante ell Tribunal Su-
premo, un asuntp de menor cuantfa
tramitado fallado con arreglo la
ley anterior que prohibe terminan-
temente la casaci6n?
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-19
G. INCA.
Medioo qulirdrgio Al
DIRIGIDA FOR
el pr. RafoeI del Va NE.

Tratamisnto ds todas las enfsr.
medades ca general, y con espscia.
W-cAILE ID del cRfsTo G 5 No \. = Is s. "a 81
Consu1tas de : & III de la mana
"a y de & 4 Dc IL tarde
S 80 ID
Como resultado de una pnsul.
ia hecha por Alcalde de San Ger
man, le ha manifestado Ia Secreta-
ria Civil que en- los casos de ausen-
cias enfermedad del Alcalde, le
sustituira un concejal que eliza Ell
Ayuntamiento, ad virtiendole que
para nevar & cabo dicha elecci6n, Sc
necesita la asistencia de un Qttoy'1na
compuesto de la mitad mas un 10 del
concejo.
Procedente de Ia Habana i es-
calas tom6 puerto esta maf1ah el
vapor MARIA Herrera, trayehdo q
su bordo Ia compaffa dranhatica
Martinez Casado los siguientes pa
saieros: General Harry @. Kessler
i sonora, Jose B. Or rtiz, Dionisip b Ri
vera. Lorenzo Rivera, Jose Roman,
Francisco Olivia, Carlos Vasallo, Eli
sa M. Cohen, Am brosio Val be ran
esposa, hija cuf1ado, Salom& Con
zalez, Manuel Gonzalez, A. J. Pal.
mer, II. B. Whipple senora, Anto-
nio Murcianoi Maria Lopez .Calleja.
No hay surtido que of Fezca
mas novedad ,gusto en- Muse linas
Schadesi gasas, tanto en- alg godon
como en- sedas, propias para trajes
de bale, como las recibidas en- clos
Dependencies Fortaleza 33 donde
auedan qssss "a Rocas de las oelebrea fra
Sabemos por conducto fidedig'
no. que nuestro Alcalde Sc est& ocu.
pando de- hallar los medios para ex-
tirpar la mendicidad, que va ha Pc
dido informes detallados de los po.
bres de solemnidad que hay en- cada
barrio de esta ciudad. Nosotros, que
conocemos Ia insistencfa del seflor
Egozcue en- realizar Isus' '.prop6sEtos,
no dudamo de que lograra en- b reve
su objeto. Realmente es vergonz zoso
10 que esta ocurriendo en- la ci4dad
con el battalion de mendigos que re.
corren sus GALES, principalmente los
sabados.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-19

que tiene la antorcha apagada al en-
cenderla en- la de otro, procura apa-
garsela. Esta batalla de luces, di-
vertfdisima original, 'repftese en- los
ocho dias de carnaval, durante los
cuales SO celebran grandes banque-
tes suntucsos i ! IS de masca-
ass
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-19

Proeedente de- Santa Cruz,
tom6 puerto el sAbado ell buque
escuela 9 M cI q n <Essex, En-
breve seguira viaie para la Haba-
na.
Sc dice que para el puesto de
Jefe de Policia en- sustituci6n del Sc.
nor Marturana esta indicado don
Jesus Pesquera.
Varios jovenes de esta socie.
dad proyectan dar dos bales en- los
dias 25 i ~ de qhrnaval, preparando-
Sc varias comparsas de senoritas
para el animado festival.
Don Jorge Romany, de Yauco,
ha presentado carta de fianza por
1000 dellars para garantir su cargo
de Recaudador de Rentas Internas
de Maricao iAflasco.
Que es 10 que hace todo due
no de cafe, cafetin tienda de deta-
lie, 10 mismo que todo a]macenista,
q primera hora del dia, al abrir su
establecimiento? Examinar la exis-
tencia que tiene de Anfs Gel Anda-
luz,, ninguno descuida este artfculo,
uno de los mas solicitados por ell
pdblico.
Don J. S. Suris Cardona, de
San German, ha solicitado de la Su-
perioridad ordene q aquel Ayunta-
miento le satisfaga las sumas que
adeuda a varios profesores, las cua-
les le han cedido, por anticipos que
les tiene hechos.
Ell pueblo de Bayam6n va ga.
nando en- hygiene limpieza, las ca
lies estan siempre muy limpias. aho-
ra falta que continu g por los patios
i corrales.
En- Rio Piedras tratan de
fundarse una sociedad cooperative
con el fin de contrarrestar las
confabulaciones i abaratar los artf-
culos de primera necesidad.
AL Quartet General ha in
tornado Ia ] u t a Judicial, ell
expediente sobre concession de aguas
del <rio blanco, de Naguabo, solici-
tada por los senores Arpin i ca
Sc han remitido al Juez munich
pal de Lares 80 declaraciones en-
OAoASO, uo AsClOuhtiOdu 0SpdnOla;
treinta al de Arec DO; tire inta al de
Carolina treinta al de Cia es.
Eulogio Medina, vecino de Vega
alta, fue detenido puesto disposi-
ci6n del Juez, por robo de dinero en-
aquella poblaci6n.
Sc ha ordenado por ell se1or AL
calde, el envfo por ruta Bayam6n
del individuo Julian Gomez, que Sc
ha1la en- esta Capital sin trabaio nj
domicilio conocido.
La policfa insular del puesto de
Villalba, Juana Diaz, capture q los in
dividuos Alexandra. Valentfn, Fran
cisco, Primitive Pedro Rivera, au-
torres convictos confesos del robo,
i asesinato, incendio infanticidio
cometidos en- las personas de don
Domingo Ricce, su esposa vn nifo
de cuatro af1os.
Ell domingo 18 del corriente depo.
sitaron CAB imponentes $3.50 en- el
Cr9dito Ahorro Poncero hasta
aquella fecha Sc han expedido 1871
ibretas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-19

PATRONEs CORTADOs pa.
ra niflos i seforas, 25 centavos
uno; & la medida, so centavos {
faldas, a 80 centavos. Fortaleza nj
mero.2O. n-a-5-4
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-19

cia para que Sc conozcan bien las
tendehciasI imp alistas de los va
quis con N, que tanto Sc alegran de
10 que pasa |en la frontera.
Malo es 81 vecino pobre. por q.
mas que un alivio es una Cargo, pero
peor es el vecino rico, que POGO q
POGO NOS cercena ell patio, nos
echa de casa. l.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-19
! GEORGF re.lHARRI6

Tan prpnro como lego a Inlgate
rra la noticia del desasore del Gene
raj Methuan, Lord Harris, fue uno
de los prim eros en- ofrecer sus SER.
vicios para La guerra, en- calidad de
voluntario, Sc lie ha alistado en- el
Regimiento active. -.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-19

Nos encargan recordar al Sc
nor A1calde, una disp posici6n de esa
Alcaldfa, por e cual Sc prombe que
los ninos memories de IL amos transi-
ten por la Gale despues de las nue.
vede u noche.
Aver fu6 atropell ppr Al
berto StooYel, 81 j6Ven Enrique Fe-
rrari, produci6ndole una confusion
de la aq fue curadok ZEN la Sa1a dc So
corros.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-19
Siga ey6ndoIlos
ell Ayun nta,nliento.
La infdn ciu
dbqndonodo.

La instruction pdblica es obli-
gatoria. Sin EN- barge infelices nj
nos, zagaletones desocupados pu-
ras labarables j mas de una vez he
mos tenfdo que in nterrumpir nuestras
tareas ha&tualeS por el escandalo
tornado pof estos, saliendo relu-
Cir un 1enguaje sbez i POGO quito.
Parece que la policfa no presta
gran atenci6n a estos hechos.
Siempre debemos tener presen-
te que los nif1os d 9 hoy son los hom-
bres de maf1ana i que no es la mejor
escuela las correr rfas por GALES pla-
kas.
En- la mayor parte de los paises
que han llegado q un alto grado de
cultura, prestan tanta atencion q es-
tos hechos, que Ia policfa tiene or
den de exigirle Ia presentation de la
matr1cula escolar a todo nif1o que
vague por las GALES en- horas labo-
rabies ST la posee conduce al nif1o
al establecimientp docente q que
pertenezca, 81 ca rece de ella els lle-
vado a la casa paterna, ell tribunal
de polic1a impone una multa q los
padres por no cum plir con los pre-
ceptos de las leyes escolares. :.
Si este Sc lev ase aquf a la prac.
tica, Sc alcanzarfah p dos objetos: nu-
trir de alumnos huestras escuelas
p1blicas j evitar $igan educandose
esos infelices en- la escuela de la in.
moralidad ell vici b.
Sabemos q. Sc n ps va a objetar q.
las esEuelas tienen los alumnos que
marcala leyi no pueden admitirse
mas.
~ pOr este pFetexto ha de de-
jarse a centenares de nif1os crecer
en- la ignorancia?
Los derechos escolares han de
suministrar cantidades sufcientes
para la aperture de nuevas escuelas
estamos seguros d. ST Sc le consul
ia a la Junta Escolar ha de contes-
tar en- sentido Affirmative.
Toca pues al Ayuntamiento ha-
bilitar locales, abr ir cuanto antes la
proyectada escuela a municipal dar
6rdenes a sus agentes policiacos que
eviten esos des6rd denes en- desdoro
de nuestra moral nuestra cultura.
Recordamos q ne en- un informe
del Tribunal Supreme de Madrid,
decfa, que el mayor contingente de
criminalidad prove MIA de la infancia
abandonada de la infancia envileci-
da
The National tribune., 1900-04-05
Strange Custom on a Greek Island.

. A very strange custom still prevails, as
it has prevailed for centuries, on ToioS, a
little island about 10 miles west of Rhodes
The island. which is inhabited by Greeks,
is an out-of -the-way place. No steamer
ever anchors there and only very selIiom
does boat come there from Rhodes. The
result of this isolation is that the Islanders
live practically the same life as their an
ceStors have lived for centuries. Many
curious customs they have, but most Curl
Gus is the one to which Frederick Won
NincenZ, the only Traveller who has visited
the island for very long time, has just
drawn attention.
The eldest daughter of a family in TIolos
is her parents sole heir, and she gets every
thing, while her brothers and sisters get
nothing. IN the East" says Frederick
Won NincenZ. marriage is more an affair
OF business than Of the heart, and. there
fore, as a rule. the rich eldest daughter is
the only one vino gets married. If she has
three or four other sisters, they invariably
find their home with her sooner or later and
work for her as servants, while they also
share in her husbands affections.
The bells ring on Sunday from the
chapel and the monastery; the priests. the
Bishops and the Patr archs do their best to
wean the people from this Objectionable
custom, and even the Turkish Government
has limited that it would be well for the
people to conform more 10 the modern ideas
as regards matrimony and the bcstowal of
property. The people listen patiently to
all that Is said, and the oldest daughters
and their husbands go regularly TO church.
but the old custom still remains"
The National tribune., 1900-04-05

EDITOR NATI8SSL TRIBUNE: Co +,
9TH Iowa Cav, was GuroIled Sept. 9, 1861
and mustered out i1a2. 81. 1863, at Pulaski,
Tenn; re-enlisteh Jan. /, 1864, and was
in accordance wifh a. special order of July
y. 1854; From Start to finish our com
pany had 141 men, Up to September, 1899.
"a were known t9,alryive, the fate of IS
WAS nnkGown' n?d ,;atHBf atHBf had passed over the
for oT rs%1 fSRanY Hs G[ E@d Boiy rsGfnis1
On inspection at st. Louis. Mo. October,
1861, Gen. Fremont and Aids rode up and
down the line, front and rear, and we never
Saw Gen. Fremont again We thodght,
and mp to this day Still think, he was dis
appointed i'll our makeup as soldiery. We
were Il LOT of Young kids, II to 20 years old,
with 40-year-old soldier uniforms on. The
majority Of us were young clerks, and
dressed up in those soldier clothes we looked
like Il lot of corntied scare-crows, and we
had never before ridden horses. Unques-
tionably We were the sickcst looking cav
airy you ever saw. II took lis about y year
TO get mature and grow until we could fill
out the clothes, as many Of us did not
weigh a hundred pounds.
Shortly after the battle Of Fort DonclSon
we were ordered out to find ont about some
Johnnics. We did not find them, but Con
fcderatcs Clcburnc and Jackson found us
pl'' I'sl'ililtl ''itlilR SUP
per on q river III Tennessee. We were sur
prised. They just charged right into our
camp without notifying us. We made as
good a stand as boys could. Then We took
10 the timber Nearly all of our company
were taken prisoners; five Of us got through
to Paducah, KY, 80 miles away, early next
morning.
Talk about Sheridan's ride He was
not in it for good long distance And
now when hear the report of a gun am
looking for surprises.
At all events, our company, the writer
included. put in four good years of faithful
service in the saddle soldering, and after all
is said the Confederate cavalry soldier
taught us Yankees how to fight out on the
firing-line.
Unfortunately We had an imported Ger
man MAJOR in command that day, hence orr
surprise. He thought he could fight those
Johnnics on the European plan. 1t did
not work. He was killed in the engagement
Our best officers came up out of the ranks,
with one exception, our company Captain,
G. &. Mott now Chief Justice of the Court
of Claims, Washington, ID. c. He was a
manly man, Il gentleman, Il strict disci-
pIinaran, and treated his private soldiers
like human beings. The company loved
him. He left us TO take the ColoneIcy of a
New York regiment And now one country.
one flag, and expansion:-G. w. HEALEY,
Dubuque, Iowa.
The National tribune., 1900-04-05
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The National tribune., 1900-04-05
LINCOLN FOR PRESIDENT.
Newspaper Edited by Jos. Prior ths First to
Champion Him.

EDITOR NATIONAL TRIBUNE: While
reading the personal history of the i'm
mortal Lincoln in your much-value1 paper.
I was struck with the fact that nothing has
ever appeared about the first newspaper
that put his name at the head of its columns
for President of the United States. Some
time in '5S and 80 Joseph Prior, the same
comradc who, with DR.. Stevenson. helped
organize the first GAR. Post of Decatur,
H.. was publishing the Republican paper
in Salem. Marion Co. ILL.,, when the brothers
Of Gen. Merritt published the Democratic
organ, and Judge Silas Bryan, the father
of VIM. J. Bryan. presided over the courts.
A short time after Liacolns defeat in his
race for Senator. before any other paper i'll
the State, Mr.. Prior put the nam, of A bra
ham Lincoln at the head of his paper for
President of the United States. Mr.. Prior
was n wcll-known Newspaper man in Cen
trail Illinois, and perhaps there are many
there yet who remember him, and no doubt
a few are yet living who know of his early
championng of Lincoln.
Joe Prior sleeps III an unmarked grave
near East st. Louis. No STORED urn" marks
his resting place, but the great results that
came after whore hp played an humble part
will leave his name not entirely forgotten
a. COMRADE, Camas Valley, Ore.