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RUNoUS RIVERS.
The Upper valley of The Ohio De-
veIOping Flood PrOpensities.

ttrom the Indianapolis Press
Reports Of devastating floods are coming
from Spain aud Southern France. where
the accumulated snow water OF the high
lands rs rushing down with the reckless
ness OF a Kentucky mountain delegation
The treeless slopes OF the Sierras arc turn
ing rain from q blessing into a curse. and
the time is near when the destruction OF
our Allegheny woodlands viii lead 10 a
similar result. The upper valley Of the
Ohio has all the characteristics Of a flood
track. The Ceyennes. a mountain region
closely resembling the West Virginia
highlands often echo the roars Of stream
known as the Big Ardeche. though not
nearly as long as the White River mere
mountain brook IN fact but deserving its
name in rainy winters. when IL swamps
the valley Of the Rhone for hundreds Of
miles and on one occasion poured down
d volume of water greater than that Of the
Nile. But the Ohio, from the headwaters
Of the Monongahela 20 the mouth Of the
Big Sandy. receives halt hundred high
land torrents OF similar capacity for mis-
chief. The timber Of the northern Ale
Shanies is ,ielting away and the mouth OF
the Beautiful River may some winter as
sumo an unDeautiful resemblance to the
delta OF the Yang Kiang. where drift
piles Of wreckage. and cOrpses every now
and then Obstruct navigation for DAYS to-
get her
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EntrIes Mt Renninr

Following are the entries for tomor-
rows races at Benning:
First race-For maidens. three-year-olds
and upward. five and. one-half furIongs:
Rough Rider. SO; Christopher c. 1l2:- Loo
Kate "a; News. "a; Slow Time. los: Mer-
riness. 1O6; Gwynne. SO; Nabocklish, %:
Allie H., "a; Christmas Carol. %; Al
Reeves, los; Charley Moore, 96. shame
kin 80
Second race-For year-oids. four and
One-hah furlOngs Educate. 113: Light
Ball. 109; Scurry 105; Sweepstakes. %;
Moor "a: about. IS
Apprentice allowance claimed.
Third Race-For three year-olds and m
ward; six furlongs: Speedmas. 10S: Dutch
Comedian. los; Claroba 1O1; Mouzeltoff.
100; Lexington Pirate. los; Protus. gO5
Racebud. l0S; Sir Christopher, 107: Sensa-
tional lGf: Aloha II. SO; Diminutive. I07
Fourth Race-For three ear-oIds and
upward; seven furlangs: Tony HCn!g. 12s.
Sweet Caporal. 1l3; Judge Wilcox. 1i2:
First whip. 10i.
Fifth Race-FOr three year-olds and IN
ward; one mile and fifty yards: knight OF
the Garter, l26: Queen OF Song. I25; Sid
ney Lucas. III; Double Dummy. l12: Post
Haste. ll2; Magic Light 9S.
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THE BRYAN CONVENTION.
\ New Central Committ,- TO he
Elected.

New Central Committ, to he
Elected.
The decision OF the Executive Commit
tee Of the Bryan Democratic AssOCid ion
TO hold a separate convention and send a
fun delegation Of ST. to the National Con-
yention at Kansas City. was reached at
a meeting held last Mgr, az their head
quarters. 1929 Pennsylvania Avenue The
convention will meet OF 10 o'clock Thurs
day morning at the Gland Army Hail. 1872
Pennsylvania Avenue
The Bryan Democratic Association and
the delegates will meet tonight at the
Grand Army Hall AZ : 30 10 elect a new
Central Democratic Comm ttee for The
District OF Columbia, and to perfect ar
rangements for the meeting Of the con
EeEtion tomorrow.
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DnNid Hnrum a sue, IS.

David Harum, Edward Moves Wostcott's "a
nous novel, has proved a great success. with
William H. Cane In the principal role at
RocbesteT,N- \. From the opening scene which
depicts David HsuIm's house, with its verands.
the barn. and farming implements lying about,
till the fldle. the good old-fashioned Christmas
dinner and the opening OF the bottle Of cham
hagne For which David must have paid at least
sfouf shillings" there really not a duh mo-
ment The wholesomeness and delightful atmos-
pherc of the play appealed strongly 20 all Il
promises 10 be vCIy great success a success
equal to the popularity Of Heurich's Maerzen,
senate and Lager Beef.
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DIED OF YELLOW FEVER.
Az Arrived steamship Reports q
Case I'm Voyage.

NEW YORK, April 1.-THE British
steamship Dunstan arrived this morning
from Nanaos and Para and reported one
death from yellow fover on the voyage.
Captain Jones says on March %. on leaving
Para. James McGiath aged thirty-four
years. fireman, was reported IN. On ex-
animation the man was found to De suf-
fering with yellow fever. Two days later.
March a. be died anG his remains were
buried no sea.
McGTath was a native Of Waterford
ireland. Since the death of McGrath there
has been 10 further Illness on board the
DunstJn. The steamship was held al
Quarantine for disinfection.
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DIR. CRAMER DEAD.
The Wound Inflicted by a Policeman
Proves FasaL


Proves Fatal.
FREDERICK. Nd, April 11.-Dr. Clay
ton e. Cramer. who was shot on Friday
night last by Policeman Charles E. Six
while evading arrest in company with L.e-
roy Anderson. charged with attempting to
pass alleged bogus coin, died At Monteyue
Hospital, where he had been taken for
treatment, having lost his mind.
On his arrival at the hospital Cramer
was taken to the department of the in
stitutOn for the insane and attended BY
four male attendants. who were required to
devote their entire time to him His wife
was with him all day and by his side when
he died. Cramer was forty years of age
and son OF John c. Cramer. of near Woods
borO- Policeman Six, who shot Craner is
about twenty-three years OF age and has
only been on the force about six months.
A jury will be summoned to Investigate
the cause of Cramer's death
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SPECIAL NOTICE-Ths Ezecn.Lra commlt

SPECIAL NOTICE-The Executive Commit
tee FOR the 26th annual session Of the
Imperial Council. Ancient Arabic order OF
the Mobiles Of the Mystic Shrine. to be held
in Washington the week Of Nay q. 1890,
begs 20 inform the advertising public that
no persons OF publishers are authorized by
either the Imperial Council or Almas TEN
pie to solicit advertising for any pros
pectus booklet programme, or any other
advertising scheme 70 separate business
men from their money. and are requested
not 10 give advertisements 10 any such, but
TO discOuntenance the same. FRANK Il
THOMAS. Chairman Executive Committee.
mh25. 16-ap2 6.0Il.I3
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a Good Cnneh MedLcine for ChIIdren

81 have no hesitancy In recommending Chamber
lafn's Cough Remedy SAYS +. T. Moran. a we'll
known and popular baker OF Petersburg Va. eve
have given Il 90 our children when troubled with
bad cough. also whooping cough, and IL has a.
WAYS given perfect satisfaction. II was recon-
uended 20 hy druggist as the best cough
medicine tor cg,ildren g. A. Ccntained no opium
OF other harmful drug. sold - Henry Evans.
wholesale and retail. ard az druggists.
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IN Evanston man whose wife carries the pocket
book and mIEGges to be in debt every SATURDAY,,
night, has fixed zap nett sign which hc ALWAYS
hangs d0Wustair, in the hall before he goes To
he'd. His wife, 10y the way, IL terribly afraid Of
burglars and never retires al night without cy-
pccting visit from them before morning. The
-ien IN tie LaII l.:
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MAYO-Ou Monday. April o. 1900. at Has 70.
m. Commodore WILLIAM X. MAYO. United
states Navy, retired, beloved husband Of Mamie
G.. Mayo.
Funeral from his late residence. % Iowa Circle
northwest on Thur-d2y, April u. al o'clock
D. m kindly omit flowers Injermcnt At Airing
ton Cemetery Va. 10
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A Horrible Outb eak

lot large sores on my little daughters head
developed into ease OF scsid head writes G. d.
Isbin, Of Morgantoh, Tenn. but Buckicn's Ainica
SaiYe completely cured her. It's guaranteed
cure Tor Eczema, letter. salt Rheun. Pmples.
SORES, Ulcers. aud piles. Only 30 >; Henry
Evans, ,c,2 ard 80 = e.
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EvENTFUL DA1 IN PRISON.
One Man Hangs Himself and Two
Prisoners Escape.

Prisoners Escape.
LANCASTER, Pa, April ll.-Charles
Himmelsbach committed suicide by hang
ing himself with his susPenders yesterday
in his cell at the county prison. He was
serving five days sentence for icing in
toxicated, and was suffering with Gelirium
tremens.
Two other inmates Of the same institu-
lion, Matt Hogan and Charles Reilly. made
their escape at noeD. They we're engaged
IN painting bHilding in the jail yard, ard
used their ladder TO scale the prison wall
Several school children Witnessed the
flight They Informed the Jail authorities
who easily recaptmed the men.
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An auction sale Of jcwelgy that puts to blush
any sale ever attempted for prime mreserved
values. Lediug'~ superb ieUelry stock needs no
comment. u is simply the finest line OF dia-
moEds. watches. silverware. and novelties in The
city sale at l22j 4 Street from le:so 10 I
p. M, and 10 5:.'5 p. m.
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~ MEMORIAM.

BANES-In loving remembrance NJ MARY r
BANKS. w.o departed this lie four years ago TO-
day, April II. 1875.
Gone. but NOT forgotten.
Il BY hCr Children and Grandchildren.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE OF THE CHESAPEAKE AND
Potomac Telephone COMPANY divi-
dend OF 81 per share wili be payable on the
23d day of April. 1900. 10 the stockhold-
ers or record al the close Of business on
the 18th day OF April 1900. az the Office
OF the treasurer OF tho company 6lg Pour
tcenth Street northwest Washington. a.
c. The transfer books viii be closed from
the 18th Of April TO the 23d Of ApriI
inclusive. JEREMIAH n VII son. pres
ident; CHARLES c. BEEBE. treasurer.
Washington. ID. c. April 10 1909
lrILl-Is.1JI5.I> -U.-1 1@.rm
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MARRIED.

I-TR-RROCKETT-M CHARLES s MUIR 20
Miss CARLOTTA BROCKETT. at thsTic,touu "
Va. April . 1900, by the Rev Robert Coupi7u3.
ON
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a MEETING or THE STOCKHOLDERS
for he election OF directors Of the Wash
ington Sale Deposit Company viii be held
on Friday. the 9th day OF April. a. d. 1890.
Polls open at u IN and close at 1 O'Clock
p. m. SAM CROSS.
mh29-dtOap2T inc.em Secretary.
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DR.. CLENENS HAS REMOVED FROM
I4l1 4 ST. NV 60 51I 18th st. NV. The
electrical and Sprague hot-alr apparatus
are installed. By special arrangement with
the SpragUe Company charges reduced to
g. Skilled masseur in attendance Sep
nrate hours for ladies'. Once hours. 10
a. 70. to p. m. mh16-1mO
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Women as wen as men sr,
made miserable by kidney and
bladder trouble. Or. Kilmcr's
Swamp Root. the great kidney
remedy, promptly cures Al
druggists in City cent and dol
az have a sample bottle BY mail
let telling al about it and its
ner & Co. 3inghsmton. N. 7.
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WOODMEN OF THE WORLD. ATTEN

WOODMEN or THE WORLD. ATTEN-
TiONt-AU sOvereigns are urgenl iy
requested TO send their names and. ad-
dress TO the undersigned at once for the
purpose OF iustituung camp Of our hon
orabie order in this city. 4 special deputy
viii arrive here early next week. when a
meeting viii be called and an orgauizat ton
perfected. c. W. PAFFLOW. 30 z Street
northwest. II
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stous the Cough

and works on the Cold
LAXATIVE Bromo- Quiuine Tablets cure a cold In
enc day. No Cure. No Pay. Price, 25c
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WHO IS
TO
BLAME

lar siEes You m
heel ala pSmph
Uonderful cures.
Address L. Xii
Carlsbad current., 1900-06-16

'Srhe most magnificent noral effect I
ever saw IN my llfe." said Robert N.
Wilson OF the Morgan line, was In
Texas. They have n flower there cali
ed the rainnower. the botanical name
OF which Is tho cooperia- II usually
blooms three or four days after a rain.
was through the country 70 look after
some land for a friend. aud the thing
that struck mo IN that particular To-
cRlity was the utter barrenneaB Of the
whole landscape. There Was n low
piece Of land OF ten acres or more that
was covered with low, black vines that
were decidedly unlnviting. -Four hours
later. after n heavy thunder showtir.
passed this piece OF land, and II was
absolutely covered with what seemed
60 be the prettiost flowers l had ever
seen. II was one enormous bouquet,
and the fragrance from II was almost
intoxicating.
II could scarcely believe the evidence
Of my own eyes, but there II was. what
seemed 20 be an unslghtly wnste trans
formed ms II by magic Into a bswer Of
bloom.
II made inquiry OF the natives aud
learned that once I'm n long tlmo the
ralnhower bloomod In n few hours AFT
er a rain, though ordinarily tho bios
SONS aid not appear for three or foul
days and then usually camo 10 the
night."-New York Commercial AdVer'
tlser.
Carlsbad current., 1900-06-16
pecerntInn the Tssth.

"Its curious thing" said the den
tist as he caught the end of a nerve on
n crochet needle and knotted up a fow
inches OF Il Ia chain stitch. that, while
some people consider gold 6llings very
dlsagurng. more people look, upon
thom as desirable decorations. havel
had great many people eoDo in horel
and ask me 10 put gold nlings In peg,
fectly sound front teeth, OF course u
W6uldnt do Il. II wouidn bo profess
elonal. A great many co.orcd people
want solid gold teeth whore there isn't
the slightest necessity OF having them.
"But the oldest request I'yo had yot
was Crom variety actress - vaude-
vile. / hdilaYe you say nowadays-who
played here Il short time ago. sne
came IN 20 have n front tooth fillcd.
When / told her that the gold would
show great deal, what on earth do
you suppose sho asked moi Why, she
wanted to know II couldn't drill the
cavity larger aud make the flllng look
not like n mere gold edge, hut like the
letter - She told me she was going
20 marry n man named John. and she
thought II would be lovely 70 have q
gold u IN her tooth.
"Of course couldn't do that either.
II would not be according 90 profes-
sional ethics. IL would be malpractice,
But that woman offered me the prico
OF a dozen gold Filings II I'd only make
the Dlllng In her tooth look like q ~ +"
Washington Post
Carlsbad current., 1900-06-16

give the Natlona Banks control Of the
currency, and thus create paper
money trust.
lhn Senatc by vote of 90 90 %
carried out thn fopub icln programme
of hanging up thn AMI trust blli pi 81
ed hy The ll0ns". hy referring 90 the
sruHte iudicy 3 Committee.
Tha senate o., q vote ot al to al rr-
lcctcd tnr nomination ol px Cousfrss
man Bynum a. iuI.. Co te Cen AP
pm.spr at the port of Sew fots. un
e5W5 pos.ual. whleh fhe nw riys
shall Doc llcd hy % democrat. and which
was given Co Mr nynam lsa reward
for wofk done fug SIR. SIC kinley in
'06 Mr. Nyuum calpd hmaelfa gold
democrat. bUl fhe democratic senators
contendcd that be- wss not democrat
aud there were enough republicans VINO
agreed with them to dsfDh, the nomi-
nation.
senltor Pettigrew sald of the two
labor bills passed by the llonse recent
. ly, and the language Is equal
ny, applicable 90 the
bill ordered fnvorably reported 10y The
house Judiciary committee, limiting
OF tho word conspiracy" and ,ho use
OF restraining orders and injunctions
IN labor troubles; "Were these bills
passed 10y the other House with Che
intention that they should become
iawsg Oh, no, Mr.. President, they
passed the other house for the pur-
pose OF holding them over labor dur
ing the coming summer, with the pro
mise that their political course and
conduc, shall affect the legislation on
these subjects next winter"
The Senate committee on the Paclf,
Islands and Porto Rico, ct which
Senator Foraker is chairman, was pro
yided with tree trip to Porto Rico
at public expense, by resolution
adopted by the Senate. The allege,
purpose of the juntet Is TO inyestigut,
existing conditions
Carlsbad current., 1900-06-16

The range fences 90 prevent cattlc
drifting iu storms are being inyestigat
ed fully by the government. The
fences have been placed on the govern.
ment land by parties owning cattle
which feed on the government grass
II the grass was not consumed by the
cattle Il would undoubtedly be destroy.
ed by annual prairie iires. thus IL will
be seen the cattle do not harm the land
Ia dry periods the cattle drift toward
the river where they can get water and
die by Thousands along the banks OF
the river because the grass quickly dis.
appears from the continual tramp OF
80 many cattle when They DRIFT 20 the
river lt would seem that for the
present aud until four section homo
stead law can Boz passed. along with q
sixteen section lease law, only OBJ
Carlsbad current., 1900-06-16

senate charging Hanna with having
bribed his way into the Senate dwell
ing with emphasis upon the charge
that Representative Dick, now Secro-
tary Of the Republican National Com
mittee, and Mai. Rathhono, recently
suspended as director Of posts In Cuba,
were llanna's agents IN carrying out
the bribery. Mr pettigfew added as
his own comment: I'VE see now IN
what school this man Rathbone was
educated Mr. lIanna's reply consist.
ed largely ofcsling MIR. pettigrew q
traitor TO the republican party, which
was not very convincing.
Representative Cummings, Of n. Y,
reused the democrats Of the House to
enthusiasm by reading a letter from
Col. Bryan, denying that he had ever
said that he favored an Anti-trust
constitutional amendment or believed
one 70 be necessary, unless the sup
RENE colrt should hold that congress
ional, legislation against trusts was un'
constitutional and adding that the re-
publicen party has shown In this Con.
gress that II does not wish 10 destroy
trusts, by supporting q proposition Il
Carlsbad current., 1900-06-16

Whom the thoughtful student reflects
that he Is "A mere atom amid the illlm-
liable space and countless orbs that
surround him. he is overawed by a
sense OF his nothlngness. and when he
considers how little he has learned
after all his labor In comparison with
the treasures OF knowledge that still
lie hidden In natures bosom he will
exclaim with the great Newton, what
ever the world may think OF my learn
ing. feel like little child on the sea
shore gathering smooth pebble here
and n shell there, while the ocean OF
eternity l.es unexplored before me-
Cardinal Gibbons.
Carlsbad current., 1900-06-16
Was ,lr rton Letter.

Va hington, June >, 1900.
The democrats could not make the
republican majority in Congress re-
main IN session and transact the bust
ness which they were elected to trans
ac' but they could and did, thorough
6pose the hypocrisy Of the rcpub-
llcan treatment OF such important
matters us the Nicaragua Canal bill,
tho trust question and the reduction Of
war taxes before adjournment, and
they did more. Ia the debate on the
armor plate clause oi the Naval appro'
priation bill, tie democratic senators
made their Ugh. On the armur trust so
hot that Senators Hanna and Elkins
actually champ. that trust on the
noor of The senate, thus furnishing
conclusive proof that the admInistra
tion aud the republicans In congress
were favorable To- trusts IN general, and
10 that trust especially Instead 0f
OF openly voting 10 pay the armor trust
tho price it demands for armor plate
the republican majority whipped the
doyil around the stump' by authoriz
Ing the Secretary OF the Navy TO pur.
chase the armot that viii be needed
during the coming fiscal year, II he can
do so 40 what Ae considers q reasonable
price. otherwise 20 establish govern
ment armor plant. IL Is dollars 10
broomstraWs that the Secretary OF the
Navy viii consider the trust price for
armor "reasonablrn and that he will
not use the authority conferred upon
him, 90 establish government
plant aud break the graspiug mono
poly. IL boss llgHna had not been
certain of that he would not have al
lowed the authurli. 20 be given him.
Anyway II Wa cowardly for the
majority la congrris 20 shit the re
sponsibility tor iavoring this trust
from themselves 90 Secretary Long.
4 hight between the Coast survey,
civil bureau, and the photographic
bureau ol the Navy department over
on appropriation IA the Naval blI
heightened The sesl ion one day,
Senator pettigreN stirred up the CO
publicaus by dely.ng into political
history. lie charged on the authority
Of Mr. Camp himself, that NJ. CramT
contributed $4,000 Co the republican
campaign fund of 1872, with the express
understanding that he was 20 bee &C..
paid with profitable contracts 90 builC
leo buld ships When senator Carter
Who was chairman ut thr Republican
National Committee which handled
thc campaign funds of that year, de-
nled that any such agreement had beer
made with Mr CAmg mind you n0
that Mr, Cmmp bad contributed thl
money Mr peitiRrcw stated that ID
had conversation with senate
! Carter, repeating o. him what M
| Cramp had said. and tuat Carter hal
replied laughingly II guess We did hi
the old man pretty hard p Mr. Petit
grew also gave Boss Hanna fo'
swlpes that even his thick hide coull
not help from hurting. reading extrac.
from the memorial presented 70 IN
Carlsbad current., 1900-06-16

Al persons are hereby notified that
the bridge across the pecos at the end
OF Greene street, Carlsbad leading TO
ilngerman Heights Is unsafe; and In.
asmuch as notices 10 this effect put up
ut either end OF said bridge have been
repeatedly torn down and destroyed,
the owner takes this method Of warn
Ing the public generally and those who
are In the habit o; using the came that
II Is unsafe and the use Of aud tFespas.
sing upon IL Is with danger,
j. j. HAuERMAN.
Agent fo, Owner.
Carlsbad, n. M., June g. 1900.
Carlsbad current., 1900-06-16

have secured the services Of a
1rst class baker who will manufacture
every thing ia the line OF baked goods
and have rented the bakery formerly
owned by r.. i. Carle. The public
therefore will be supplied 10 the future
with fresh goods In this line, Cakes
etc. baked 20 order.
T.. II. CAMILLE.
Carlsbad current., 1900-06-16

To Dan Rice the people OF Lewiston
are indebted for their town clock. He
exhibited his circus in this town In
the fftles without a license and the
next day was arrested Rt McVeytown.
SO that his show might not be delayed
be promised 20 give a clock to the town
n he was permitted 20 go on, and he
kept his promise faithfuily-LewistoH
Cfe.) Free Press 1.
Carlsbad current., 1900-06-16

An effort will be made during the
coming campaign IN EDDY county 70
widen tho breach already existing
among the local democracy and there
by give the offices 10 republicans Al
Democrats who are not in the party
for revenue alone should see 90 II they
are not bamb 'u. led In tho interest Of
the party Of trusts, Imperialism ana
bOOdle.
Carlsbad current., 1900-06-16

Cot W. G.. Grimn issued the iirat
number of tho Eddy County Live
stock Eagle nst saturday. The Engle
ia quite popular already aud will un-
doubtcdly "lill long felt want in the
editors pocket The Eagle intends
O. represent the cattle interests of the
county for its editor is an old cattle
man
Carlsbad current., 1900-06-16

The Carl bad Morning sun appeared
yesterday, containing several overt
filings and innuendos, besides some
scattering loclli'cms.
Carlsbad current., 1900-06-16

The CuRRENT bases i,s faith on the
election Of VIM. J. Bryan, for the
reason that II is improbable that the
American people will cast their votes
for a British sympathizer, This
country had had two bloody wars with
Great Britain and no true American
can trust that government or any
person who sympathizcg with 1t, jas
does VIM Mckinley, the tool