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Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-05-13
WISE ano " W
~ w Otherwise.

Another reminder of that year with
out summer.
than blue gills.
+ r
Strawberries took a sudden sneak
Saturday evening.
What will the Council say about
that pay roll tonight?
Watch that spring fever lest it de-
velop into constitutional laziness.
Hammocks and porch furniture are
all right, but it is blessing to have
CRATES and stoves handy.
There are many things like liiacs.
II only the rich could afford them,
how much more they would be priced!
Funny, how after every rain, a GER
tain clique of otherwise good citizens
take the credit Of clean streets upon
themselves.
The latest announcement put up at
the stamp window by the postoffice
humorist states that "rhe tn sent Pan
Amerkun stamps is awl gawn'
They always speak Of II as "beauti-
fur Glendale, yet those who go there
hope the time when they shall go 70
return no more may be a long way off
+ + +
About the worst objection the clerks
have to admitting girls into their
union IL that it will make necessary
a revision of some of the forms Of
initiation. ta
1t was n Michigan girl who refused
to let her fellow go into debt for an
engagement ring, And about the time
Ia. Inlt al
n jewel, she brought him to his senses
by marrying another.
It's an III wind that blows nobody
good, but il any one will point out a
worthy purpose served by the chilly
blasts from the northwest Sunday af
tcrnoon he will have the thanks of a
suffering community.
Three posts stand guard at the gate
way OF the Detention Hospital grounds
and each Is surmoumtcd by gildcd
ball Col Hoyc should explain whether
or not this is reflection upon th,
condition of Akron's finances.
The Atlanta Constitution publishes
story about child who swallowed
n pint of coal oil and was saved 10y
the thoughtful device OF doctor. IL,
gave her dose of lamp wick and light
ed II ut the outside end. "She burnet
brightly for half an hour aud is nov
out of danger, This beats anythin.
we've heard from Lake.
+ = +
The reason rlttsburg says so it'll,
about its base ball team arriving a
the top, is because 1t recalls that prld,
and cXultntion precede fall. Scvera
times the team has been at the toI
early In the season, but at It's clos,
, was usually found In the foundation
supporting other clubs about the pin
nacle.
A good many people who wantc,
strawberry shortcake for their Sunda,
dupcr yesterday were disappointed
Local merchants had ordered large sup
plies for Saturdays trade, hut man!
OF the berries received were UNFIT 70
use Special orders we're filled from
Cleveland, but in many cases the sup
ply did not equal the demand.
"Spose you never thought of m,
when you were buyin' cigars, diC
your
So asked the man who never buy
his own cigars, addressing his frlen,
0 who had been keeping him in smok
S es.
I YES" replied the other, II did
t and as result bought only on
cigar"
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-05-13
GRAVES
Of Revolutionary Heroes Will be
Marked.

The local members of the Sons of
the American Revolution will make
an effort to ascertain where the graves
of all Summit county veterans of that
war are located. 1t Is proposed to
designate the graves with iron mark
ers Any who can give information
are requested to communicate with
Mr.. NJ. f. Anderson, of the Western
Linoleum Co.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-05-13

Cordova Coffee is sold by all gro.
GERS. Insist on having Cordova Cof.
fee: take no other.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-05-13

How is Cordoya Coffee? It's all
right
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-05-13
Seeds! Seeds! Seeds!

You will find me this year at 121
S. Howard ST., and 1O4 W. Market,
with full line OF Garden and Flower
Seeds in bulk. Also fine quality OF
Lawn Grass. 1t will pay you to call
and see me before you buy.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-05-13
DEED
Was Filed by the Akron Cereal
Company.

A deed, transferring the title to the
property OF the Akron Cereal Co., has
been filed with Recorder Alling. Ii
IS now in the possession OF the Great
Western Cereal Co.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-18

teges 10 De uegl ~ lhf ss~si " Ne saH ~
ne iahts ~ Nundaiups uuileissf
2 ps,6si y lsn9 la paii 5alssai lkeaNaeed ggs
ne a0uth ly he lands ~ fslis saudosal, on
the Neat hy uIe RIO Hueuu. and cog W. east
yeyrd 10 ihe said spN Bfns by lose \ Iacotn
LOPEZ pi IA ~ deed recorded tn book ~
page 100 of the records OF the said hernalilio
Anundivided thfee.cipn ihs Interest IN and 20
lu, q. sc, N lm No. I, ssc. No, 4 Ip y N.h
Snd ~ w ~ IN, NtG' Si ' 49, tS' !. NJ 10 10
n V. r., ", NJ. principal meridian being
ihr same land conveyed % " swd kdNatd
uti CoNtx. recorded in Vol ~, page aay, ~
thr records Of The county W hctnaiilio afore
4 piece " land In Auisro, n. NJ, louodcd
on thr north hy the ards ni Juan padillo on
the Youth by ilc lands Il hgnaeslnu thavcfi
on ihc "aai ly the lands oi Mariana igrct9i
| beinh 1875 yaids from east a. west andpu yards
from north to 9TH, said lands having been
acquired from Martin Garcia
20 undivided one hall d y interest in aud 20
/ q piCec AZ land siiuaird 90 Auiacu precinct ~.
| HernaiiIu county. New Mexico, bounded a.
/ fullowsi On the north by The lands Of 1usc
/ bnrcia and Manuel Antonio JaamHloi on the
/ east hy the Areurl PrdfCEusi y unthc south by
| thr lands 4 Manuel BaCP and un The vest hy
aS IP w., wls ACQUIRED 30 eG@ane Uss S
| from John a. tiu uy y deed dated August ~,
lssv and rcewded ,p book ~ pass " W .. %
]
| piece of land within the Islvia Pueblo In
/ dian grant, situated On the west ni the hlu
/ tFauhp river an n mite, more ut lrHai south ut
| the north line Oi said Hmrt eighty teVl Nhihai
| more ur lees, in eitith ifum Moth t0 south ana
! two hundred and tny (21ui warns, more ut less,
/ in length from east Ga west, bounded 90 TIE
/ 90 uh hy the lands ui Vicente AheYia, hn ~.
/ lrta indiaa ON the south ~ the lands ui Juan
/ Chavez, McNira on she east ~ lhr fnua
/ formerly belonging o. Jose AtrYta, au lsleia
| Indian, nov decensedi and on The west by the
| ramno real. sa.d land having been conveyed
10 OlOgio Apndara by bidcl Chavez the
| deed. conveying the above ufupcftY from
| blugio Apudtca Go n W Bio rnuY. as
| .luure. being recorded iu book 81, page uN3
| ~ the records of Btuslillu county, New McN
] leo.
on the date vt the said sale the purchasers
/ Will Boz rpuuitCu 90 deposit ten prt cent ut ihc
! amount 90 'ter ldH and thC balance ui toe
/ purchase price must br paid after ihe said sale
| of sales are approved by the court and upon
/ the delivery Geo them ut a good Hud auihCirul
/ deed Co e. property ~ purchased which deed
/ Will convey an tlg tue and interest ui thr said
assignee, acquitted by thv decd IT anaig eminent
NV fLOURNOY,
| Assignee,
TX. W. -. BRYAN,
| Albuquerque, ". Nj
Attorney tui Assignee.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-18
Resolutions 81 svmnn,hy.

At meeting OF the Hey-Day club
held ia Helen on May II. the following
appropriate resolutions were adopted {.
Whereas. Tho Almighty God, the
Ruler Of all things Who IN His su-
premc wisdom wurkoth all for the
best has willed that the earthly spirit
Of our cherished friend and fellow
member. bernard Rclnkon, should no
longer dwell IN our midst and has re-.
moved him from the fond hearts " his
aged parents. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard
Rcinken. his sisters and brothers. and
has seen ft tu take his soul To "A bet
ter and brighter realm. and though
we. the members Of the Bclun Hey
bay club. bow la humble submission
10 the will OF Him who wRtchcth over
all, We feel kocnly the pain Of parting
with our beloved fellow member and
vice president. which has east upon
Ms a gloom and incXprcssihlc sorrow
In the thought that hc Is no longer OF
us. therefore. bee Il
Resolved. That we. the members oi
the Hey Day club do extend our deep
~ felt sympathy 20 the grief stricken
hearts Of the parents sisters and
brothers in this sad hour BE II fur
Their
Resolved That these resolutions bC
spread upon the minutes Of this club
printed In one OF the territorial news
papers. and a copy be- furnished the
family Of deceased. Carl a. Dalies
president Chris Schoele, secretary
W. d. Radcliffe, u. v, Davis. O. NJ
Zeigler. committee
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-18
SIERRA COUNTY.
Frnm tho AhHnrnt.

From the Advocate,
Il is said there urr good oh iudiCa
lions between This place and AXE Val
ley, and also between Lake Valley anI
the Machio
W A. shepard has given up hia lease
on the Union hotel dining rooms and
contemplate going To Oklahoma iu "a,
near future.
Congressman j. a stephens wh,
has been looking after his mining in
tercsts aj tho placors. went out on the
mornings coach
sheriff Chandler served attachment
papers on tho lcsscos at the Prosper
mine q few days ago The company
operating that mine failed Ca pay its
miners. hence the attachment
Manuel Slnplctun was quite badly
hurt in the El orc mine last Thursday
morning. SIC was working In the bot
tom of the SHAFT when large slab ui
rock feel upon him.
Harry Mnhry and partner loft fur
Bland uu Monday morning. stage
They expect 90 work at the Alhcmarlc
mine tor a few months aud return boz
time to do assessment work this fall
Frank ~ Winston at fairyicW. rp-
turned from hlH trip east early last
week leaving Mrs Winston at tho
Battle Creek sauitarium in Michigan.
whore she has undergone an operation
for q tumur Latest reports are that
she is improving as fast as could be-
expected
During tho last fpW dag w. A. Rur
land and Tom Ross have been having
sport with the Iruin family on the
main range above ilormum They
saw quite number of bears Boz that
locality They succeeded in puisuniuE
one and woundiug another which %.
capped
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-18
cattle SHIPMENTS.
petwrct 1900 and 5000 Head Go
From silver City.

From silver City.
Cattle shipments from silver city
WeIc begun last week and will con.
lnua with more or Jess daily regular.
Is FOR the next month
The first shipment was made Friday
being bunch ~ 3Gi head owned BY
j. J. Brusch, Harrington Bros, Chris.
Fleury. George palrympiC and Mrs. s.
~. Carpenter The stock consisted of
ones and twos Mr. Matthews was the
purchaser and shipment was made To-
Rifle. Colo.
Saturday Bacr Bros received and
shipped 20 Rinc. Colo. 1856 head of
ones and tWos from u $. knight and
the Crowfoot Cattle company. The
Cruwfuut company also shipped 1873
head 10 It's ColfaX county range
A. w. Dubpr on Saturday shipped
1888 head OF stock 10 COlfax county
Contracts have already been made
FOR the shipment OF $4,000 20 10000
head 81 stock from silver City during
the next few weeks
ON the Sth inst the Lyons q Camp
bell company shipped forty three cars
Of stock from their ella range 10 ia
| lnnta. Colo. where the cattle will ht
| put on pnsturagc
The hrst shipment was made sun
day by Hurlltt a. Terrence. OF Meek
or. Colo. 81 the 500 head recently pur
chased from Martin A Sloan. Oldham
Mex Martin, Sam Raincs. william
Bates r V Pearson and others OF the
| Blue Greek and Lower ella owners
Sundays shipment was sixteen ears
che stock going To Rite, Colo IN,
stock consists uf ycarllngs and twus
| Another shipment was made YESTERDAY
/ dependent
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-18
Territory ct New Mexico.
County OF i,rrnalillu

Territory OF New Ncaico.
County ut hrtHallilu.
Do tnr District Cuuu.
To- rc Assignment II spIl Bros. 90 N ".
hIuUuuy. trustee .-- 40. ~ 80.
Notice 900 sale ai real estate
Notice is hgtrl} WfNrf that ], tlC under.
signed assignee iu iIIr above entitled cause .bY
virtue ana uNurrtnr authority ct au order OF TIE
said guuf marie aud entered % thr SAID cause
tn ihe second DAY of May, \ -, 1901 Nlll OF
irflHf ilr audtrii g. thr hIghrst bidder tor cash
40 tEr front lrut Ot the iu t.utCr iu tir city Of
Albuquerque. New MrKlyu, az 200 D 100 on
Monday .tur 3tih. day ut Msy 1901 The follow
inE pieces ui real estate, situated in bctnalillu
a parril ~ land Ntth Iacluug hCisc
auI EWdru, containing "a IW cog frlt Trees
thereon. situated In t'r village Ui l.uH ilh-itaH.
and also containing tao thou sand afalg vines.
north With ths 'aulet 90 IauB Antonio Nedaur
end Manuel buukNce; tO Ties south With the
pubic entrance into uis lands ~ the east With
thy public road, and tH tnt vest 18th tuF
tHts 100 Nlllh hum nuriu Gao suuis and being
live hundred .1OuI vams more &C Ices from
sgria'n deed nom Z ~ Is, bSan lgs 10 e. 70
tHe vaid Edward sp.U, recorded ln Vol ~,
pasc tsA at TIE records Of SAID sirfnailIu coun.
a parcel oi land bounded A. follows To
thc north WITH TIE iaudb ui lvnrCtu Amuu,
iuuu Jose Mun'Huu aud Francisco frfru. On
tnr south wiIh tue ands ui ttancisco Dtesa,
aud tr the east aith the Coutfa aCrquia being
The sam land conveyed by Manuel Mora "a
IIA. 90 thr said -Qitf Bros. by e srd fer ufdrd
900 book a. paHe iis. ui the records oi the said
4 parcel cd land Ia the town of 10.
burKos with b0fIvm tu thr north With The
agrQua del barUci and the land. cot Henitt
lotrcsi % the south Rs Use lands ct JgeRufo
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-18
GALLUP NOTES.
Machinery for eernalillo OIL Company
Shipped from Los Angeles.

Opt tut correspondent
Gallup. n. NJ. May 10 James G.
May. resident director of the Bcrna.
lilo OIL company whose headquarters
are In Fort Wingato was here today
ON business connected with his com
pany. In conversation with the gentle
man II was learned that the machinery
for the sinking ~ wells had been
shipped from Los Angeles on the 18th
inst and II would arrive here the lat
ter part OF this week or the first OF
next week, a carload Of casing has
been ordered from the machine works
NJ McKoycsport Pa. which is expect
ed 10 reach the OH fields by the last
of May The company has several
gushers In California which are money
makers. and Mr. May has every con
fidenCc IN the Mckinley county prop
critics, and says they will compare IA
vorably with those Of California after
few weeks work.
Division superintendent /. l.. iiib.
bard arrived here yesterday In his
private ear. No. 90. on "A tour OF in
spoction Of the cumpany'g properties
and To become thoroughly informed of
the situation 81 the miners strike az
Clarkyille.
Joe Morclli. Of the firm of Morolli
Bros. the wet goods merchants. who
are enjoying a good patronage In their
handsome new twostOry stone build
ing Is suffering from a siege OF rheu.
matism tie expects 20 go 90 the Sui
phtg Hot Springs of Berualillu county
in "A short time 10 head ufI another at
tack Of the malady which is threaten
ing him.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-18
SILVER CITY,
From N. lndopendenL

From The independent
June 2. 1901. will be- hnuRmans day
In Grant county
The silver city public schools will
close for the term on Friday. MAY b..
Southwestern New Mexico gives
promise 1T developing into one vast OH
hold.
Quite n number uf silver city people
viii take Ia the sights of the Pan
American exposition at Buffalo during
the summer.
Several camping parties have been
organized 60 enjoy lifu in the viCiu o.
of the ella hot springs during tho neat
few weeks.
United states Marshal g. NJ Forak.
or be- in the city for the purpose ~ look.
Ing after cattle shipments which ne
will make this week.
The prplimlnarirH for the commence.
mcnt exercises of the territorial nor
NAL school of silver CITY are rapidly
assuming shape and promise tn hc
NJ unusual interest
District Attorney I.lcwcllyu has
made arrangements boy which Attorney
| Percy Wilson viii act for him iu rep
lrcscnting the territory in al Import
ant preliminary organizations ana Boz
matters before the board NJ county
commissioner.
| Notwithstanding the fact that the
term ~ postmistreEs s, T.. Galloway
does not expire until March Of next
year. there are already several report
ed candidates ln the field for the plum
! Among those are H. II. Bette John
| Wiley. James a. Shipley and John NJ
! Frittcr Mrs Galloway viii also be au
applicant for rcappuintmeut
Ward and Lafayette Stanford were
given preliminary hearing before
/ Justice of the Peace NcwcUmb last
! Tuesday on the charge Of unlawful,
ldofacing brands owned hy s. G.. Ia,
and others In the lower ella section
| Ward Stanford was discharged. hUl
Lafayette stanford waB held tu await
the action a. tho next grand Jury iu th.
sum Of S2.25p hail.
Grant county as tho banner miuNi2
county OF thc territory. VIII ct usccasi
Ity have tu furnish the larger pant sol
1.-THE mining exhibit at the 49, Louis
lcxpos,tiUr In 1903, and Il D. 8u upp0r
ltunlty Of which wc must avail our
selves 10 the mlle.t extent. Min.n,
men who nnd particularly Emo spec
linen should save II for this purpose.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-18
CAPTAIN
From The Progress.

From }hc Progress.
Ttack laying o. being pushed on the
extension from Cariguzo. Already
more than Eve miles ~ steel Ga ready
Tor the iron horse.
Captain hss not gone Wild over the
discovery of OH IN this vicinity. but
.captal is hciuE quietly Interested TO
develop the OH district
Tho sonlUf publishor of this paper iF
going into the potato raising business.
re viii plant fifteen acres Of potatoes
ON Eagle creek.
The Captain public school closed
to-day after q continuous term uf ricv.
on months AFTER having run Tor clov
cn months there is now more cash in
IN treasury than when the school be-.
Kan ON tine 10th day Of June last
Work un ihn new school house has
bpon temporarily stopped because the
lumber for the farmcs OF the win.
duW8 AMI doors has not arrived yet
The contract for this material was let
to Jackson a GalbrgIth and they hope
to- receive the material in short time
and then work will hc resumed.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-18
oEMiNo
From the Herald.

From the Herald
W. l. Trip and family have moved
go Albuquerque to reside.
Oakley clifford has accepted post
ton in the Herald office To learn the
printing business ana du local report
ing
Rev Mark llodrsou. Of Albuquerque,
presiding elder will preach az the
Methodist church Wednesday night
and hold quarterly conference,
lnc Luna county teachers normal
Institute will ho held az the high
school building In Domng. beginning
NAV l3 1901. and continue two weeks.
with Professor w. W. Robertson az
conductor.
ON Thursday evening last John n,
Allison received the sad news ~ the
death of hts mother Mrs Allison
died at the residence ~ her son. Fred
In the Mimhrcs river country. where
she had made her home for some Slime
She was widow and had reached her
10Th year
This week George Chosman. the
| Denver cattle dealer, purchased 200
head uf yoarlIugs from Col. Dick llud
SON $50 head from joe 1aylur, ESQ
head from Watkins Bros. $50 head
from j. n Upton y. Upton also
shipped a carload of tat COWS to Mylcs
the El puso butcher.
Mrs 3 l.indaucr and three children
/ will leave on the 25th inst for visit
Ito hcr relatives u Germany They
will br absent from Deming for about
la year Mrs. .indaucrs health has
been very poor tor some time past
and uIY futl..e this Eurau4nu trim viii
ia Wow 90 hcuentting a.
! o. r. HickuN was in the city This
| week ana called ON us. tie "a the mar
J who sank tho aTtcsian wen In Dominp
Ia fow years ago. and has now hCCum,
Interested In our oil fields. Mr.. Hicko,
believes that both Oh and artesiar
/ watnr will bee struck In the nclghhor
/ hood uf tho Cooks Peak mountains
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-18

ssfs lbs Flllplnos are. The latter
are more dngile aHa lnduFtrieus and
while thew are fcWsfime trcachernWa
they are o. be truslcd fef more than
the Cuhans. For men With small cap.
ital and snmll taleuta. the Philippines
offer the best Oppuunuitica ! know ~
anywhere. Cumpanica formed over
there two years ago have doubled
their capital annually. The United
states land laws ought 90 bo oNtondcd
To the Philippines. Il would result In
an immcmatc and extensive dcvolop.
mout and make the islands blossom
with prosperity
Captain Damo was formerly @ mem.
her 1T the territorial legislature in
New Mcxico tie b. in Wa ahinptuu for
day or two ON business before the
war department
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-18
rgRRiToSiAL FAIR


Albuquerque Preparing for a Grand
Territorial Fair.
Already Albuquerque la preparing
for grand territorial fair ou tho 18Th
of October which promises tu eclipse
anything uf the Kind ever held in that
city. aud Albuquerque has long been
famous Tor her success ful fairs
G.. g. HAIL was in the city yesterday
and accorded Times reporter nu ln.
t,TyirW Mt Han siars that 90 ls con
tcmplatod Go have q hig base ball
tournament With "a first prize of $1,000
The fair will last Eve days and the
tournament viii Doe open 90 the world
Having set the date Tor the middle OF
October good opportunities are offered
tho clubs 90 get good mon
During fair week. statehood con
ycutiou will ho hold and delegation
from every town loo the territory viii
uc present Another feature OF "a,
fair will hc ruUiug contest npcn GO
New Mexico. Arizona Colorado. TcNa.
and uld Mexico Among other thing,
Will bo seen beautiful exhibits uf both
mineral aud agriculture. O. n Mar
ron has boon elected president and
=. g. Mctanuu. secretary. El rasl
Times
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-18

at tho depot 60 see Thorn on.
The Improvement work NJ the CAPT
.tol ground ia progressing nicely a
force of conylCts is kept employed lay
linz drainage and water pipes and
planting trees.
The wedding OF Miss Trinidad lara
milo aud y IS Miorn uf Albuquerque
VIII take place Bon this city 40 the ca
thcdral ON Monday the 2Uth instant
Ihc young people have many friends
and relatives here who wish them
tho best 90 success.
81 tuo election OF Santa Pc Typo
graphical Union 80. 400 held last
evening. H. H. DuuuinE was elected
delegate aud r. " bowler alternate
Co the mCeotiug vt the International
Typographical Union Go bc held nc llir
mlnrham Ala. August ~.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-18
CAPT. DAME INTERVIEWED.
Nc Praises the Climate and People Of
Luxon.

GAAkWH
Washington Post
Good tobacco Is grown all over Ia.
zon, said Capt W T. Dame, OF Santa
be. n 81 who has lately been mus
tered oul AZ commanding officer of "A
company in the Thirty fourth infau.
Try. and who was promoted from sec.
ond lieutenant 90 FIRST lieutenant of
Rough Riders on the noid of battle By
colonel Roosevelt laHt evening az the
Raleigh The best tobacco. however
iH grown boz the CncHyEan valley. "a
broad and fertile stretch uI country
toward the northern portion at the
island The CacayRan river uyuriiOWs
its banks annually much like the river
Nile. aud leaves rich sediment all
tue way from siN inches tu one foot
la depth When the river subsidies
all the farmers have 10 10 rs "a pillow
up the deposit aud plant their seed.
The country ls uill gparsCly settled
but some day will undoubtedly be-
opened up by the construction Of q
railroad Now the tobacco has 90 be-
shipped down the CncayEan river 10
a town al itg mouth named Apart
4 have travelled nearly all over the
world aud come in contact with about
every kind of people added the cap
tain. but nowhere have ! found pcO.
pie Who diBlikod work az heartily az
do the Cuhans They are pretty near.
ly Ia the lowest scale. The fllipluOH
are far better class. and u the ca
bans are ht for seli'goyernment 1 am