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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-05-23
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philadelphia, Ya., ODE Gan. 1896.
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ben for baIuanoet Var % en- treble for
TO Var, men uItib meb iamme R.luItat.
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Omtrent fem aat iibsu bssrnbte ie9 at
tase Or. Yeters Kuriko reseImaslis.
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fla.noe. Seq bIsp fulofenbls bell
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fpIoer fin @aus iom Menneffebebens
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unoerretnins for entelte al pore gGiere,
at neunots Weoiciner, faupiot ui ueb, er
be snsite, Der tommer birette fra 6obris
tantsn til 6orbru9eren, ba be lite Tan
tgbts paa ApOteter. Or. Pster Tabrs
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ling, og ri tiIraaber bam at itrius
irats til Or. peter 6abruep, 112-
ia 90. 9Opue aue., Gbicaso, 50.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-05-23
Sipbrs llonGpuelie forsIlsser

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~oiiiceIt | fsIssube MeooeIeIit:
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@aarben, fate 6orpoiane op paa 6ius
Iene Of pOfbuosts 8Osn Os TT ben
fo%mmenruflebe Auis / Wunoeu. Yoiten
tsrie laa pioere, mems ben lobne fitbes
neoe 6ammerat, Der aobenbart letter
gris poa presiens Yirfiombeo, trapeoe
inc mso fin auis. Seq anta9er, bet pnr
noaet, Der hubsr Steo busr Dag.
Dunoen iuu / bueri 6aio iiiitretteii9i
yIero1 uo.
SDenIfereu % Gnfen. 6n iusaif
Stenbu9ser sloroe unoer 5%ernbaneons
laget 1892 8stenbtfub mso an gnte /
SlaseIie Os fruIOttecs bsnoe nnosr
QggtsitabsIefts rs Rr., ioet ban fore9nU
at ifnue til Suerris for at orbne papirer
til @ifiemaaIet, men / bet forIebne aar
bar Sueniteren boIbt fig niuIt, font
ban lfrets bIeu efterie9t al Yolitiet
8stte bat al snoelt9 funoet bam / Dill
lum o9 6inbiieb 9erreoer usb auIbors,
buor ban pau 6oranleonin9 al Yolitiet
bar bstaIt be Is Rr. Uien @iftemaa'
let bliusr oer life nooet al = ben
Sang.
S%ogneprGit Tamlberg. grensbci,
naunes lom Yroult Sdspe!erns Otter.
felser ueo QOImsns Yroulti.
gaftOr 9umb.rs lises at inotase
en- bej Stiuins inben for 6rimureroroe'
men.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-05-23

| Singer Rriitine Rasmine geberlen. Srgtef
Caroline amalie abronien. Sognepr9ff Il.
Is. Ws6ls ente .Snger souiie Ausuito, feot
S6ram. Qrbeibsmanb @ri6iens 6uftru
aareu Marie. 5bu. aonlnImisin jus Charles
Grnf G~brifgnfeu. arbsiosmano 5erbinanb
anbe,ler. 'Sapitarer u. W. geterien at
Spenbbore. 5rt. Ririirne 8snlin9ien.
Snebter Better anberien.
a|arbus: 9n6rine amalie &dbrup. IS.
pouliine gielien, isbt 8oulien, 81. @mb.
9. :. aornernps Bang al 8ri9e. eaura d.
Nsusr. 4ortsr &. 6. 6ranbieu al 6ernin9-
petrea Seuerine groos, fpot Bang, 50.
@Gie W. giellen, fept @riitenien, 43. -.
@br. aorbr1p at Rantbsue, SO. Gar. abmb.
q. 0olbins. Carl 9. 9ssb. 8. 3. 8.
Brani6. Vine qouiit Sdrsu al geber, 55.
@albore. B%o9bonbler q. y. anoerien
al 8plum, 81. elie q. Youlisu al 9bornp,
SO. 8. Rielien Of u. aou9ersIeu, So. eits
tbs M. @briiienieu al 8esaurben, 81. Karen
Sanien al Storporbe ghereuse. elle 81.
6anien Of @ubunlunbes Stopbuie, "a Gor.
6. y. anbsrien al 2. 5ornum. @ntb. 5. 5.
Gbriitenieu al ellie arasbebe, 63. Snebfer
q. Serenien al q%nnbbpt.
Sorfens: @mb. 6. 3. 3anien al
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SO. eanbpof 8. ". 3boriteb. 9. Ssnlen
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af Npbp. 5tine 3.nien al 8ratte.
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10 &or.
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@ambors, ~. Rosmine 4eberieu,. f.alaus
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borg. Sc.
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al SIR. grsleu. 81. @rete Rosmusien isbt
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len. Wtarsn eurSoatter al Srarup, 80.
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o%ersuorb af Z. 3plbp, 10.
&qftpeb: anue Z. Often.
Obsufe: Qne 81. 9anieu al Grb9t, IS.
s. Sanien al 6asle. 70. gmb. 6. 9arieit al
Ssubtrie 0olme, Il. Sobunne 8. Sanien
af y. grobp. 6briitinne y. airte9aarb.
3obanne @ubersbatter al 8iuestoite, 81. %.
0ielien, rs. Ytaren 6unien, fs6t qorien.
Gbtitiane Rortenien al Ruerne, so. Gems
an6erien. 2ne Matie Reterien al 3rolrup
Nart, 81. 6mb. Or. Sbrenien al Prenbe=
tilbs Babe, 81. eebpo9ter 8. Qeterien al
4lursleu Nort. Grof. 3. anbe. fen al Soss
mari. Gle g1. Serenieu al Siorslep Wtart
46. 9smrer M. 3enisn al uaerip. 60.
stsbin8:8 3eni,nGlaSsr Of aIoz
ger. IS.
SIa9elfe: Naler 8. Senien al 9erup.
3%srOsmobsr Nar9retbe 5anieu al Ouefrup.
SO. gmb. 8. SimOnien al Dolbp.
Gbifteb: 9. Gbr. GnOsrlen al Sunbs
borg, II. ar. 3atobien GOolSsaurb;
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Nla,t. Hiaren 6anfen af 3bpresob. 9au=
line 9ad al 9rebfrup. 3. NieIien al @reifz
OoIst. 46.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-05-23

aIene pIsie fin fuIbhanbi9 bi9Ipeleft
5abtr, men Osiua fsre 6tibet. &ori
,fter bgoe 6aoeren, men ben lille 90.
manO fsrte Stibet lptteIis IND i altOnu
Dam os meIbte iaa Debsfalbet.
Gen tpife SaHfnf@rt | aabenran.
; ben fsnere lib bar Der friuer
.9eimoal" goaet ubp99eIi9e Rpster
/ gpen ON, at Der par tonftateret faIfte
Rontoer / 8ereinsbant "s Bsser. 8i
bar biotiI lite taset Rotits al bisie
Rg9ter. Nu mebbeIer man os imibIer,
tib fra beote RiIoe, at bt. a. Raptaiu
yrubn paa SubeauiaIten | 4abenraa
forIeben bIeu opfOrbret til at inbbetale
fere 1uiuoe Wart, iom ban fuloe
itploe Banten. Ia ban imiblertio lite
itpIote ben noset, sit ban Op | BantIos
talet, buor man forepiiie bam en- Ronto,
Der Off Here Gar tilboge, % iom senne
lio baOoe bsOaset fig op Os neb / fore
GUNNER, iaaIsess at ben en- Sang bar
baft n 6pioe / guntenB 5uuer paa al
benueb loo, 900 Mt. Raptain Brubn
bar erflGret, at ban lite ftpIber Banten
no9et, o9 ban bsrfor heller lite nil be-
tale bet ReitbeIeb, ban fiaar opfsrt
meb.
Gn 6nntp ON TO @aaroe. Der bar
/ ben iioite lib uGret lite iua Iibt Rpre
/ Haaa9er Sosn. GnIebninsen par to
gieuoomsbaubIsr. @n @aarb, Der till
bprte Riets q. ObIing / Otter
Gabeuin9, bauoe @ieren ilaet til offent'
Zig gortiaIs. Puu oenne Waabe tom
@gnens 6olt os en- Steofortraoer for
Starbet Sunf til at tase ct lille 9iu'
tag meo %binanoen. Seiren tilfalot bog
foreIsbi9 inssn af parterns; Subene
bIeu nemlis lite npproberebe. &ort
efter Nuttionen tom Der imibIertib peo
Bantens Wlebuirtnin9 en- Wanb reiienoe
ipb fra. 5uu faa paa @ienbommen,
men uiloe bog lite a%flIutte no9en 6ans
bel, for bans Rome o9iaa baube ta9et
@aarben / 0ieipn. Oblins ffulbe ie'
mere afbente benz paa grsns citation.
Dette Yultsrum benpttebes laa at So.
mems Colt til at tDbs @ienoommen.
@n anbeu @auro, Der for tiIbprts
6 briten QarfenB Cute /
Raaoger, par un0er Notwithstanding,
os uto SaIset bI,u llustarI ". Stou
fra aaitou ueo GnOerupitOu beiitbpoenbs
mso en- Gum Of 10000 Mt. 9ienbon.
men bar ct gtettoubtptts af 300 Nt.
O9iao ueb bette SaIs par ganten puu
5aroe, men MATTE 9iue tabt.
Raar oanlts 5oIt ~fauIebts / rette lib
bIeu reoe til at boIbe bsres So9n fri
for tpite Npb9ssere, uiIbe Der snbnu
manse SteOsr tunoe serss noset. De
@rfarinser, man / Rauu9er Sosn bar
9iort meo ben inbferte Gpltbeb, bar til:
ipnslubenos siort 5oIt auruaasne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-05-23
GporIeOe& CT bettel

ut tirbpber ct b~nHbrsbe Dollars psIenulnq for 81
bpsrt 9iliplbe Of faierb. Der tits Tan bsIbrsoes ue
HALLS Catarrh Cure.
4. 8. Gbsnep & 10. gisrs, EoI,bo. o.
Wi unberteensbs bar fienbt 3. J. 9benep I be pbitt 10
War oa tror, ban CT ulbetes buberlts [ ale Dorretnine~
Grnnsattiouer oe fiuon felt I Stonb III Of opfpIbs enbp9
lorpltgielie, beres birma bar paotaget fg.
@eft IL Ernut, @boleiais Gruggiits. Toitbo. [.
grueoins. ToIebe, ..
Hairs Oatarrh Cure iages inbpsnbi9 o9 ptrfer
birttte pao Slobet og Spfsmets Slimbtnoer. Wrts
f5e pr 6ldite. edges al ale apotbetere. Witness
bprb frtt.
Halls Family pills CT be btsbs. :
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-05-23
Wrs. gstmsIotp's eootbina eprmp

CT 81 q%ammsit. gobt prspsi Wiobel. Tom I oper 80
0lnr bar uarei brugt Gf Wtiatoner Dlpors Tor seres
omaab1rn | 1nnoperinoen meb fnlbtommsn
@utses. Oct beroltser Barnet. blsbsiSr @nmmerns,
iorminbIfer Bei0noslien. ouimer Smerten, btlbreoer
@inbtolif, bar en- megst ~bebogtlie Smoa o9 sr bet
bsbfte NibbeI mob 0iorboe. S9lees al Grneatiter
opsralt t@srben. 9rifen er 25 Genfs JInifen.
9nit at forIange Wtrs. 9Stnelpius Spptbing
Ebrub oo tag tngen anben &la9s, od Wtphre oil tinoe
ben OF pare ben be6lte Weoietn I Eanopsriooeu. es---
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-05-17
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


Miguel Garcia, ct al, to Justo Ortega
and wife, a piece OF land north OF the
old town of Albuquerque, 25xSO feet:
$40.
Jose Ortiz and wife to Justo Ortega
and wife, piece OF land north OF Old
Albuquerque, s0x23h feet: $50.
Miss ]. l.. Bishop to Lou II. Strauss
lots 40 and AZ In block 8 In Perfecto Ar.
milo Bros addition; $3.50.
William w. Strong ct. al. 10 John II
Stewart, lot 5 and the west 1871 feet OF
lot I In block N in New Mexico Towr
Site Co.'S addition. s3is.
Dolores Trujillo de Alire to Alonzo b
McMillen, all grantor's interest In the
Bartolome Fernandez or San Migue.
Spring grant; $50.
w. $. Strickler ct. al. to Edith Irene
Lewis, lots q and 2S In block so, origi.
nal townsite; $500.
w. ;. Strickler ct. al. to ii. III. Tilton
lots % and 30 and 16 and II in block SO
In original townsite; 800.
w. ). Stricken ct. al. to Henry
Brockmeier, lots IA and Is In block q
In original townsite: $500.
George w. Johnston and wife to BY.
ron j. Parker, lot 10 In block 20 In
Huning's Highland addition: $500.
Rafael Garcia and wife to Estanis.
lato V. Chavez, lot 4 In block 3 in Ro.
nero addition; $50.
Martha A. Talbot to John A. Lee
lots l3 and IA in block II In New Mex.
leo Town Co.'S addition.
Battisto Bertoni and wife to Justo
Sanchez. a piece of land In the town OF
Barelas, 27xl42 feet; $3.50.
=. Masetti to Antonio Bratlno, lot II
In block 2 In Baca addition; $3.50.
o. N. Marion to the Broadway Land
n Investment company. w~arrantee
deed to about 200 lots and fractions OF
lots In the eastern addition; $1,000.
A. III. Toll to Navajo Gold Mining
company, mining deed to THE Grey.
hound" and the Chance" lodes, In tn,
Cochiti district; 81.
r. w. ID. Bryan and wife to Marian
NJ. Becker, lots 10. 90. "a. 22, 23 and q
In block X, In the Mandell addition,
$500.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-05-17
LuxuRiEs AND rnosrrR,ry.

In 1899 as many pianos were sold
In the great wheat-producing states OF
the northwest as had been disposed ot
In the same territory during the prev
ious six years. In the east the standard
Of luxury Is diamonds. In the west Il
Is top buggles,' says the Chicago Tri-
bune. In 1897 the total value OF the
diamonds imported into the United
States was $1,000. 600. in 1899 It reached
the astonishing figure Of over sI2. Geo,
600. In the matter of top buggics It l.
stated that during the last year twice
as many were sold as during any prev
ious year in the history OF the indus
try. Almost equally significant are
the figures on imported millinery.
which must surely be put down as al
article Of luxury. In 1899 the total valio
OF millinery goods brought to the Unit
ed States from abroad was t1.6i0.0OO
an Increase Of more than $500. 900 over
the figures for 1897. In the same way
the value OF the imported pictures ard
other works Of art Increased from So
300, 900 In 1898 TO 81, 500, 900 In 1899.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-05-17
LAS VEGAS.

Thlrty-nye visitors were counted at
Trout springs yesterday.
The Landing season will soon be over
in this section OF New Mexico.
-. Frank Forsythe to-day got In a
shipment of Belgian hares from Colo
RADIO.
only eight patients at the Las Vegas
railroad hospital, the last one to enter
being l.. Mayes, Of Ration.
Startling news from Puerto de Luna
to-day Is that a nephew of Pablo Ara
gon out there. had killed a man who
was about to administer a severe
thrashing to him.
The hfty-two bondsmen OF Carlos
Gabaldon. the %defaulting county collec-
tor. have left the settlement with the
county. involving the neat sum OF 81, 500
In the hands OF Don Eugenio Romero
Ike Davis and Montgomery Bell.
The present term of district court In
San Miguel county will be a short one.
the United States grand jury being in
session only a part of the week.
and there being no United States petit
jury called for this term. The terri
torial petit jury will be empaneled
next Monday.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-05-17
Fatal Colors.

1t has been proven hat soldiers are
nit during battle according to the color
OF their dress, In the following order
red Is the most fatal. Austrian grey Is
the least fatal. The proportions are
red twelve, rifle green seven, brown
six. Austrian bluish-grey five. There is
one other color, not mentioned, more
falkland that Is the pallor Of weak
ness. II II has commenced to point its
deathIy hue upon your cheek, and the
tomac weakens and life seems not
worth living, 20 to the druggist and
obtain a bottle OF Hostetter's Stomach
bltters. II viii give you life and en-
ergy. II does this by making the stom-
ach strong and the blood pure. It is
unequalled for such disorders ms indi-
g%estion. dyspepsia, or malaria, fever
and ague.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-05-17
nuRr JONES, THE puzzLfR,
Put Up a Brilliant Game sunday After
noon In NJ. Louis.

noon In NJ. Louis.
Bert Jones, the ~well-known Albu'
querque base ball pitcher. who has rem
dered most excellent service in the boz
this season for the ST. Louis Browns
surpassed all anticipation Of his mosi
intimate friends last Sunday In the bis
game with the Brooklyn club. HI
kept the hits well scattered and at the
conclusion Of the contest the score
board read: st. Louis s; Brooklyn, o
Following Is a clipping from the Mon
day 81. Louis Globe Democrat:
The victory was gained through a
preponderance OF "bingling" and dar-
ing work on the sacks Of the local
band. while the shut-out resulted from
Mr.. Robert Jones. Of distant Colorado,
pitching the game OF his life, and re-
ceivtng support Of a ~gilt-edged sort.
Barring "Bumpus" Jones. and Bum
pus" wasn't "such-a-much" there new
er was a Jones that ever set the world
afire as a pitcher. This Robert Jones,
whom Tebeau secured from Connie
Mack several springs ago. has been
rated as a very fair performer since
he entered fast company. but II wasn't
until yesterday that he really proved
himself a star. The Breitensteins. the
Waddells and the Seymours all shrink
in comparison with this product of the
far west. Jones was the goods" what
the doctor prescribed, etc, etc, for two
hours and twenty-five minutes on the
Terror's ash heap yesterday afternoon,
and for once Cy Young doesn't monopo-
lie all the lime-light cast upon the st.
Louis pitching stan.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-05-17

EARLY

Politicians seeking pointers on pres.
idential election figures can look TO in,
results of the seven states casting the.i
ballots prior to November T. as follows.
Oregon. June 4; North Carolina, Au-
u 2; Alabama, August 6; Arkansas
September 3; Vermont. September 4;
Maine September 10, and Georgia, DC.
tober 3.
Little interest will be attached to tho
elections In the states named save
Maine and Georgia, because q IL a
foregone conclusion how their votes
viii be cast and they cannot be ex-
pected to have much political signln-
canoe,
But the votes OF Maine and Oregon
viii be watched with considerable in
terest for the bearing they may have
on the presidential contest.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-05-17

FOR RENT-Four rooms for light house :
keeping on east Coal avenue.
FOR RENT-Four-room house on south
Arno street. sl2.
FOR RENT-Seven-room house on south
Ano street, near Railroad avenue. $40.
FOR RENT-Th1 e rooms for light house.
keeping on south Broadway near Railroad
venue. $l5.
FOR SALIVA few very desirable residence
lots In the Highlands at low prices.
FOR SALk-SOme very desirable build
ing lots on Atlantic avenue at low figures.
FOR SALE-A very desirable home on ).
ard st. 8 rooms and bath. with all c~onvenien-
ces. Price very low. Also two desirable res
idence lots on the corner OF Ord and Atlantic
Ave-, at a sacrifice.
FOR SALE-A fine residence near the
park; modern conveniences; will be sold at a
bargain; 3 lots, lawn. shade aud fruit trees;
will be sold for nearly half what It would cost
to build.
FOR SALE-A Groom brick house on
South Broadway, near A. Il 4. hospital; City
water, fruit and shade trees, all In good condi-
ion; will sell for 81. 500; a bargain .and no
mistake. Time on part II desired.
Foo SALN-S-room brick house, with
bath; large barn, fruit and shade trees of all
kinds; ID lots. or half a block; good location;
will be sold at a bargain; In Fourth ward near
street railway,
FOR SALE-A paying mercantile business
In a splendid location; nothing better IN the
way OF a business proposition In albuquerque
Capital required about $4,000.
FOR SALE-$2,2 1850. A beautiful house In
the Perea Addition; o room house with trese,
hedge. lawn, 4 lots. A bargain.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-05-17
JOHN M. MOORE,
REAL ESTATE,
FIRE INSURANCE, .....LoANs
MANAGE ALBUQUERQUE CO.
Next Door to First National Bank,
New Telephone No. 22a.

FOR RENT-Five. room house on Silver
avenue In Highlands. $l2.
FOR RENT-A business room on West
Railroad avenue: desirable location.
FOR RENT-Five-r oom house 10 Third
FOR 'RENT-Three rooms and bath at
FOR SALE-Three lots on South First st
for 81 10000 II called for soon.
FOR SALE-A few good homes on the In.
stallment plan. with . per cent interest IN de-
FOX SALE-A business pro erty on Rail.
road avenue, between Secorl and Third
streets; a chance for any one desiring a good
Investment or business chance,
BARGAINS FOR BUYERS-we have
some good bargains for those wishing 10 in
vest, both in vacant lots and improved prop
erty. Give US a call.
MONkY TO LoAN-In sums to suit o,
real estate security.
HOUSES RENTED-Rents collected. take.
paid and entire charge taken OF property for
residents aud Tor -residents.
FOR SALE $4,000. Six room brick with
bath. cellar. windmill, shade. lawn. 4th ward.
FOR SALE-34,00O. The Midvale prop.
erty on Mountain Road. A bargain. Deslras
BILE as an investment or home.
FOR SALE-A corner on South Second
street. Good buildings. Always rented. Will
be sold at a bargain.
FOR SALE-$o25, A Steam Laundry in q
good town. Doing a paying business.
FOR kkNT-Three-room house furnished
for light housekeeping: on norm Second st.
FOR RkNT-Four-room house on South
Broadway; $500 per month.
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RErunLICAN PKnsrERIrN

This Is a bad yea for winners. The
political prophets OF woe who peddIed
their lugubrious prophecies OF calam-
lty through the country in 1896 have
met with much discouragement IN AZ
tempting to renew their campaign
along similar lines. The logic Of vents
has proved the utter worthlessness Of
their predictions OF four years ago.
Mr.. Bryan, Mr.. Towne. Mr.. Altgeld
n other Bryan followers In 1896 t1ll
us that the country would 10 to Tn.
dogs In a hurry II the republicans were
successful In the presidential cam
paign, They pictured ruined homes.
business depression, panics. strikes,
starving men and women and all IN
syils that could be conJured up in the
minds Of imaginative demagogucs and
sought 10 Tighten the people Win
them. The predictions have come 70
naught but the discontinue o. tie
men who made them and thiakiag peo-
pie Of the nation Is moving forwarl
rather than backward. n that botn
conditions and prospects call Tor r.
Jo'clng Instead Of complaint
some striking facts to W thus
hopeful view Of the situation appear IN
the statistical Abstract" recently pub.
iished at Washington. The tables p.e.
scented cover the period from 1869 10
1893 inclusive Take the financial ST.
uation for example. The per CAPITA
of money in the country in 1863 w,s
siS.s5; now it Is 1862, In 1863 the per
capita circulation was $3.50, now II is
S26.lS, The per capita OF debt has fal-
len from s64.43 in 1863 TO $3.50 IN 1888.
while the per capita OF interest charges
has declined from 1882 TO % cents IN
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the same period In 1889 the govern.
ment took from the people a sum OF
revenue averaging s9.S2 for Zach inhab-
liant, but the average now is only Sc. IS.
while the average OF tariff duties col
lected has fallen from s46S in 1869 10
S2.6s In 1899. and u exports witch a,-
eraged 1929 per capita thirty years az,
now amount to sl5.Sl per capita.
In other directions our progress has
been still more pronounced. The corn
product OF the country a Increased
from 100000. 200 bushels in 1869 20 e.
O7S.o 600, 900 bushels in 1899. wheat from
235. 900. 600 to 4 10000 900 bushels. cotton
from 1851. 900, 900 pounds to 5.is3, zoo. 600
pounds; coal from 32.O 900 tons to
1876, 100000 tons and pig iron from 1885,
600 ton to i2.l1i.OO tons. During this
thirty-year period our total exports
have grown from $685., coo. 600 to sl,2g7,
OO0.O 1000, and u exports Of man lftc-
lures from seS, 200, 900 to ssSs. 900, 1000.
The people have been making m M
and saving II, co.. In 1869 the savings
banks had $500 o depositors. with To-
tai deposits OF s52s. 900. 900. whereas to-
day they have 5,6S7. 900 depositors with
deposits amounting to the colossal sum
OF S223O,oOO-an increase in thirty years
Of 327 per cent without taking any ac-
count Of the vast hoardings represent
ed In life Insurance. building and loan
associations. trust Institutions and
other forms Of investment. These
statistics only roughly outline he ar
gument Of progress and prosperity
against which the calamity bowler viii
hurl his voice in vain this yea. The
people know the facts, having made
them. and the facts speak for then-
selves.
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Your Face,

Shows the state OF our feeling and the
state OF your health as well. Impure
blood makes Itself apparent in a pale
and sallow complexion. pimples and
skin eruptions. II you ere feeling weak
and worn out and do not have q
healthy appearance. you should try
Acker's Blood Elixir. 1t cures all blood
diseases where cheap sarsaparillas and
so-called purifiers fail; knowing this,
we sell every bottle on a positive guar
antee.