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New-York tribune., 1902-09-10
TRUE TO KANSAS CITY PLATFORM.
COLORADO DEMOCRATS NOMINATE E C sT1MsoN
FOR GOVERNOR

Denver, Sept. 9.-Edward c Stimson OF Cripple
Creek. Judge OF the Fourth Judicial District.
to-day nominated for Governor by TIE Democratic
State Convention on the first ballot. An informal
ballot showed him TO be in the lead, with S96 OF
the 450 votes necessary TO choice The first regular
ballot was only three-fourths complete when IL
was seen that Stimson had gained enough votes
the informal ballot win, and his nomina-
ton made by acclamation.
The ticket will be completed and the platform
submitted tomorrow. The convention is instruct
ed to indorse Senator Henry NJ Teller for re-elec-
tiOn. declaration by Chairman Thomas that the
Democracy of Colorado is still the Kansas
City platform and the leadership of William j.
Bryan was cheered to the echo. Senator Teller's
name also drew forth prolonged applause
New-York tribune., 1902-09-10
ENTHUSIASM OYER TENNIS At NEWPORT
THE ANNUAL JUNIOR TOURNAMENT OPENS
HANDSOME CUP OFFERED.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rR1BUxE-I

IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE-1
Newport. R. l.. Sept 9-The annual junior lawn
tennis tournament was begun at the Casino this
morning and much enthusiasm was displayed
The first prize is cup valued at $50. and the run
ner-up trophy is a pretty silver loving cup The
summary OF to-day's playing is as follows;
Preliminary round-I- Abels beat J. G. Blaine r.
Co. 70; Shirley Whipple beat F. :. Aahoney. ID
6-2 A Locke c Lanier jr-. G. T-5; J. Thonp-
beat r Nevtns BY Default. A GaIlLLle44 Deal u
WashOuTa O--6. 6-i. Ct
First round-A. l. Sands beat L Deforest. 6-S, s.;
c s. Cuttng beat II. I. WiIOJghby. 6-3- IS; R
Lanier beat S. Colford s-6 6-1; F Roche beat <
Taussig. Sc. 60 Is. B. Livingstone beat P. {.
Bryce i2-Io 6-3: Shirley WhippIe beat L Aoels 6-4
e. a Loeke J. Thompson. 90. Sc, a Gam
nell a. B!autins by Default R. L4vinsstons beat
second rOund-A, L. Sands beat c. g. Cutting. e..
New-York tribune., 1902-09-10
woMEN,s WESTERN CHAMPIONSHIP.

Chicago. Sept. 9-The contest scheduled for To-
dav between Miss McAteer. Of Pitts5urs- ana MISS
Nee1v of Chicago for the women's Western tennis
cbannionshtp was postponed until tomorrow IN
order TO allow Miss McA,eer 10 compete N @ Sno
sem-dnals in douoles. In The latter contest S ASD
Nc Ateer and Miss ClOsterman were GsIsalSu -
Miss Pound and Miss Winner. Is. 81, d
New-York tribune., 1902-09-10
PAIN Stops BALL GAMES

The New-York- -Pittsburg and Brooklyn-o' n5 No~-
National League baseball games We're pttio,t
$1,000 -, account of rain All Connecticut
League games were postponed. Rain also stoPPe
most of the American and Eastern League Gun
New-York tribune., 1902-09-10
sylvia ATHLETIC CLUB DJsRAvns

The sylvia Athletic Club. Of Jersey CITY. once
prominent IN the amateur athletic world. has dis
pahded Ihe club was organized fifteen wears ago
and had large membership and a uaII ao,,;r,s
nome: The interest waned and the club has been
practically dead for two years ~ Aa' 'eoA
New-York tribune., 1902-09-10
ALL OVER 20 IN THIS CRICKET GAME

The veteran cricketers of New-York and New
Jersey will do battle at the wickets at Bayonne on
Saturday The New-York team will have w Fen
wick as captain, and the New-Jersey team Will have
Alexander Forbes. Both have agreed that all their
players shall be over forty years old. The Neu,
II York team VIII be made up as follows: W. Fen
Phillips, G. Hake F J. Loughlin ] Craigb -; p
c. r. Horn6y, c. H. Pepper, G. Fitzgibbon' J.
After the match the two teams will dine at tho
knickerbocker Athletic Club. W a. 'le
New-York tribune., 1902-09-10
Al GAMES WILL BE A SUCCESS
GIANT TO COMPETE-NEW-YORK
ATHLETIC CLUB GAMES ON SEP
TEMBER q

oor,os a+ 7-ravers Island on Saturday a particu-
IarIy large number of entries are being received
each dav. The meet promises 10 be the largest
ever held in this vicinity
One of the well known stars who will try his
New-York tribune., 1902-09-10
BOSTON. :: CHICAGO. 6

Boston. Sept s-Boston defeated See!ey's Cnicaso
team in an in and out game to-day Harry pi'oHeD pl
for the visitors and held Boston down 10
bjts bn+ +hev all counted while ChCagos zen IItS
off MaIarkty were mixed with some fast ne,''tIe tb
bv Boston A one hand eaten by Long was 'H
feature. Score: RHE.
postor 4 o o o -a q
C6Icsgo .........1 o / % ~
Batteres-Nalarkey. Eason and kittredse' h@+U'
New-York tribune., 1902-09-10
DELEGATES FOR DAVIES.

Rome n. " Sept. 9--The Republican Judicial
Convention for Oneida County held here to-
day. Attorney General John c. Davies al
lowed to name the eleven delegates to the Fifth
Judicial District Convention, held in SYRIA
Gus September %
New-York tribune., 1902-09-10

Coat Cw waldo to J. Won vaTro r3S,a los e.
/. third Time. l:4SI4- ". b Gates, Bacchus and
Ida Penzance also
Linden Ella Sc Nee1 to !. won Cherished % G5rid-
welD. /, Burnett's Walkaway, 9I (Dade}
/. third. Time. 2o4 Free Coinage, 1nvctus,
Charles D. FL Caney and Zazel also ran Belle Simpson
New-York tribune., 1902-09-10
sE,11-PRoFEss1oNAL BALL GAME.

A baseball game in the semi-professionai series
will be pIayed at Equitable Park at Slxty-seVenth-
80 ava E-Iaventh-ave on Sunday afternoon The
oor 81 fnetanTs vii; be the Xavier Athletic Assocla-
tion's team and the Metropolitan team
New-York tribune., 1902-09-10

Paris, Sept. 9-At the races at Maisons Lafitte
to-day W. K. Vanderbilt's Alpha. with Thompson
up won the Prix Gardefeu. The owners
Edna and Frederick were unplaced respectively.
in the race for the Prix Verrleres and the Priz
New-York tribune., 1902-09-10

The Metropole Cycling Club will hold a meeting
at It's rooms. No. 10 West Sixteth-st on Thursday
evening For two meeting nights there were not
enough members present to constitute a quorum
There are several important matters to be settled
and an amendment will be proposed to reduce the
number constituting a quorum TO seven.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-10
AMERICAN LEAGUE
AT BOSTON.

Boston .......o o o o p 20 q
Wasbingron o o VoT7" ~
BatteTies-Young and Criger; Patten and priii-
New-York tribune., 1902-09-10
WHAT COLOR WAS THE HORSEs

From The Hardeman Free Press.
While riding out a sorrel lady's riding horse
last sunday Miss Greazte Frame was thrown to
tho ground but not ihJWeo
New-York tribune., 1902-09-10

The wind up Of the grand circuit cycle races oc-
ours at the Nailsburg board track. Newark on
Saturday when. In addition to a half mile cham
pionship race, the Yankee Doodle Handican at tu,o
miles, and the five mile Saltonstall trophy race for
teurS will be run. -e' A'i
New-York tribune., 1902-09-10
BASEBALL.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
GAMES TO-DAY.

AMERICAN LEAGUE
Washington. 5: Boston. 2.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-10
THE RECORDS.

Chicago New-York. Cincinnati az 6Ieealy
| St Louis Boston tFlttsbufS dt fiii'd't0'F-
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FrutaS que Sc pi6rdGn.

Sin embargo, de que slgunos ne
gociOs fruteros van estableciendo
Sc en- 10 Isla, una gran parte de
nuestras CosechRs de frutAs perma-
necen improductivAs.
No hay quien recorriendo cami-
nos y veredAs de 10 isl&, no hsya no.
tAdo como la cAba'gadura pisotea
con frecueDcia suculentas frutas de
los srboles desgaiA6&s bsjo Q Ee2o.
de Ia m&durez. Y es, en- VerdAd una
l&stims, que 10 que vale dinero, que
10 que sin duda tiene un valor resl,
81 pierda por vertientes y declives
mientrAs er if&ldas y colin&s una pc.
blAci6n hRbita sin recursos Y, ave-
ces q la in emperie.
DebeTIamOs pens&r en- una seria
propaganda enc&minAda q lograr q.
10 utilizable que Goa tantA profusi6n
To- nAturAlezR regAla & este opulento
pals, no faerA con tAntA indiferencia
vistO.
La mAyorfa de las ftutas puerto
rriqueflas, &un sin selection y pre0i
sOr cultivo, es buen& y sabrosa; y 81
pudierAmos estSblecer corrientes de
consume que csntralizAran Is expon
tAne& production de tales frutRs, es
evidente que hRbriamos prestadO
un slfI&l&do serviciO Is rjquezA pU'
blicA en- general y muy especialmen-
t2 q las classes campesinas s cuya ma
NO, una genercsA providencl@ hA
puesto ell remedio muchos males
solo con un POGO de estimulo, de &C
tiVidAd y de refieXi0n,
E1 estos momentos, sin ir mas
lejos, s&bemos que hay en- Ia isla
quien .Atenderia suministrCs de fcu-
tRs de distfntss sclAses y estarfa, AGA
so, dispuestO q eatablecer contratos
para un abasto COntinu&dO y metodi
co. Pero aucede con frecuencia en-
ire nosOtroe, que muchss cosas Sc
ignCran Y que Otras muchss cosas
Gtiles SO llevariAn & la pr&ctics 81 es
tuvi6rRmOs cufdAdosOs y Atentos &
detalIes que convienen 6 nuestrOs
intereses. No sabemos 81 seri& una
buenA Obra sobre TODD para la prem
So periodical, insistir sc b % temas de
este linaie. No todo h& de ser disCu
tir asuntos de politics palpitante 6
AbismArge en- la manera de sOldar
las desavenencias surgidas entire
puertOrriquef1os
Tenemos luces que proporcio
mar & nuestras classes cAmpesinss q.
81 tienen derecho electoral, le tienen
tambien incuestinAble & que SO estu'
diep sus problemas de mayer inter6s.
De las frut&s puertorrique11as
podrian recabarse muChss ventRjas
y &seguramos sin tenor error que
va qulaierSn muchos paiees disponer
para su dicha de los fecundos vene'
ros naturs.e' que una insgotable ma
turAlezA ha prodigAdo en- el hermoso
suelO puertOrfique no.
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Las CuentaS de
los DOCtOreS
que aSiStierOn al PreSidente
Nc KINLEY.
EL CONGRESO LAS PAGARA Y
TAMBIEN LOS GASTOs
DE LOS FUNERALES

Washington, Mayo e. FL Con-
greso pagsra los gastos de los funa'
rales de Mckinley, asi como tam
bien los honorarios de los medicos.
La cuenta ser& agregad& & eg&s'
tos imprevistoso ST el COMMITTEE on
Appropriations 10 &prueba, el cual
a su vez & propuestO Ia suma de $50,
600 cincuenta mil pesos. para aten
der q los gastos ocasionados por Ia
Huerte y funerales de Mckinley.
De los $50, 900, seran S31, ,0CO pa
ra los 'm6dicos y 10 dem6s para el
pago de los funera!es.
Algnnos amigos del Presidente
muerto, y otros particulares han ST.
do consultados, y todos estan con.
formes con Ia suma; pues L. encpen'
tran liberal y rszonable al mismo
tempo SO cree que con ella Sc cubri-
ran todos los gsstos del gobierno.
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ESQ NO ES CIERTO

Carece de fundamento uu rumor
circulsdo de que hAbian suftido al
teraci6n las aguAs de los baflos ter
males de Coamo, con motive de 10
cat6strofe en- Ia isla Msrtinica.
En- dicho establecimiento, no SO
ha advertido cambio alguno, y ca.
rece Ia version de toda lcgfca y has
ia de sentido comun. Los se1ores
hu6spedes de dicho balmeario ST.
guen en- gu temporada aprovechsndo
L. bondad de sus sguss, siepdo fall
SO en- absolute cuanto sc h3ya dicho
en- contrario.
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HemOS reCibidO.

Rscibimos aver una nota en- in
giles dkndonos &lgunas noticias.
Iguor&mos quien nos hAya re-
mitido esa notA: que como es sn6ni'
ma nos vemos precisados no pa
bliCAP,
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R9treta para estA noche mi6r-
coles por la eBAuda do la Polic1a
LnaulAr.
1q March sTh9 Guarlmonnt
Patrol Ellemberg - "a Overture
ftom the opera eMignon, , Thomas
8a | iyl sThe Sheph ards Serenade,s
Laurende&n-4a 4a Duet from the 6pe-
rA eMArino Faliero,D Donizetti-5a
sS3cond hungarian Rhapsody
Liszts- So March fcom tbs opera
sCArmen,0 B.zzet-7@ DAnzs cali
CiR,S LazA
cThe Star SpAdgled Blnner.a
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Sc hN despedido de nosotros el
seGor don E luardo Torres, Iuganie-
ro civil, que retorna & su habitual
residencis de Ponce. R9iteramos al
distinguido amigo nuestras fr&ses de
RfaCtO.
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seEPASE que para tomAr ell
fregco de noche, no hay sitio mas
delicioso que ell KjCsl1) de Ia plaza
Colon; est& alberto hasta las II de
10 noche y hsy complete surtido de
refcescos; tabacos, cervezAs y lico-
res
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Sc OFRECE.

En- venta un potfiero de la meior mas
premiada raza del pals una magn1ica bue-
yada.
Sc conducen provisiones frutos de Ca
yey, Aguas-Buenas, Gurabo y Caguas San
Juan vice-verSa.
Tabaco en- rama hilado ron "El,
Nectar" todo propiedad de Quinones Ca
bezudo.-Dirigirse q Don Gerardo Santana
aguas. O.. Co.
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ST al audar dc prisa subir
esCaler&s experimental I'd. OPPRESSION
y vahidos, 81 al ejercitar alg6n mo-
vimiento rapido, 6 al recibir una
impression viva, tiera palpitaciones
debe usar las ePfLDORAS RE
CONSTITUENCIES DE VALE
& CANCIOs que ln "n~ar&n pronto.
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I Un "IIgerO resfriadO" tOs 8 i
i ArrEt@ctOn de la garganta, 81 Sc des- i
j cuida produce con frecuencia una incura- i
!, bic enfermedad puImOnar una irritacon
I cronicG de la garganta. Sc cura efectiva-
I mente con las PasttllaS BrOnQul&les
Y do BrOWns
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Mr. Romero Rax' hansen, dS
clases de ingles, en- su casa cslla
Nuevs ndmero 2 altos Marina, los
lunes, microbes y viernes, de 8 6 9
de ID noche, 4 dos pesos mensua'
lea, 2
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Siempre vendiendo barato
Siempre recibiendo noVedades

Acabamos de recibir cinturoneS de todas
classes de Ultima nevedad los cuales queremos
que sean usados al mismo tempo que por las
Senoras de la Capital, por las Senoras de toda
la Isla.
Por los precios que cotizamos los remitl-
mos frances de porte toda la lsla.
Cinturones Ultima novedad estilo baja talle de
seda negros 5 OPS
Mas anchos negros de gro, hevillas
elegantes doradas plateadas a.. O-4O
Cinturones elegantlsimos de todOs colo
res de Saten. ...................., V-4V
Los mismos de todos Colores en- seda
superior. .....'...,........ W
De seda de primera calidad colores de
bandera Espanola bandera puer-
torriquena. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 900
DE CUERO forma elegante Ultima no
vedad color negro. o................ O-3O
En- todos los demas colores de cuero inclu-
so negro con adornos de color negro tamblen
q 45 y So centavos.
De cuero de colores con labores precio~
s1simOS y elegantes. ............... SO-IO
Ser1a muy acertado cuando Sc nos pida
uno de eStOs cinturOnes nos envien la MEDIA,
aSi podrfamos aCercarnOs mas d 10 que Sc de-
sea, por que 81 remiti6ramoS pequeno no ser
virfa 81 grande en- las formaS que le hlcleran
perderian La forma elegancia con que estan
fabricadoS. Aseguramos que daran compieta
satisfaction en- todos los oasoS.
Pida Vd. esta casa todo 10 que necesIte
mande el dinero en- sellos en- forma que no So
peguen.
Honradamente 81 Vd. nanda un peso On
sellos pidiendo un artfculo cuyo precio ignora
Sc le devuelven los sello5 que ie sobran So le
cobra 10 iusto. Pruebe I'd. una Vez solamente
Sobriros de Armas Cruz 13.
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PdniCo
en- Fort de France.
LOS HABITANTES Sc VAN.
Huyen de las pobIaciones aproveohando
t0da oiase de buq1es.

New York Mayo 81 l-3O P. M.
En- Fort de France reina un pa
nico indecible. Los habitantes de
esta ciudad y de otras poblaciones,
huyen y aproyechan todas las en-
barcaciones que encuentran. Los bo.
tecitos y yolas estan sirviendo de
trasportes.
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MerCadO de NeW-YOrk
Cotizaciones de hoy

Harina de Trigo &El Gigan-
ter saco. 3 3-9s
Harina de Maiz <Goldon Mai
zeH saco. . $50
Harina de Trigo &El Premio
Mayor sacO. 3 1856
Harina &Caballo VolanteH 3 3-0s
r Alimento p &C allO
&Stock Foods saco. 8 l-30
Tocino de Norton (CIF) 8 1926
WoOdlwn 8 l7-26
Jamones California; las 100
Ibras. 3 S-2S
Salchichones &l2-00
Manteca <La VencedoraS
corriente) 8 100
Manteca ala Primera1 (pu-
ray 8 ESQ
Tocino &CrecienteS $l7-50
Quesos (young) america 1900
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E. LOPEZ CEPERO

305 Henry Street Brooklyn N. Y.
Admite huespedes { prccios mo-
dicos, con 8 sin comida. .
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AGmentos indigestos, dispep'
sia y males de es'6mago no resisten
q la xGstOm2cs lima Ulrici.D
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8LTIIJGILTLlJI11TI7I {

Doctor Paniagus Salicrp, M6di-
co Cirujano de Ia Facultad de Paris
Externo de los Hospitales de aquel
LA ciudsd, MiemhrO do Ia Sociedad
de Antropologfa de Ia misma, y de
la de MineralOg1a de Francis, con
consults alberta en- esta Rep6blica
Certifca: Haber ussdo durante
su pratics m6dica Ia Emulsion de
Scott, de aceite de higado de baca-
lao con hipofosftos de cal y de soss,
siempre con les mas satisfactorios
resultados en- todos equellos cssos
en- que Ia terap6utica aconseia el
uso dc aquellas sustsncias. Santo
Domingo, R. D Setiembre, 1904.
Doctor Pagani SaIicrup.
Maysgtez Puerto Rico, JUNO
ID de 1894.
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En- camas de hero, cole

En- Camss de hIerfO, COIcn0nes
autom&5icos, ccich3netasl Almoha
das de plu mas y huanO, tela para Sd
banAs, fandas y mosquiterOs y
gu<es bIancOs, de colores y ne
groa, Sc acGbRn de recibir en- 10
tiendA de Mel6a, que es Ia mas sur
da de IL ciudAd.
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N0TICIAS.

LIS dias 18, 10 y 20 de JUNO
pr6ximo, hAbi& ex&nenes para
maestros gc0duados, rusales y prin'
Cipalos, en- todos los di@tritos esco.
lsres y tambien en los diAs O, 2y
8 de Septiembre venjderO.
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Aqua POTAB[F T0dr

NOUN TOTNBLE- TC0O eI
mundo padece pOr las diferentes
classes de aqua que Sc We ob,igado &
bebor y no hay cosa mejor para
provooar un ataque de disenterfa.
El PAIN KILLER de Per1y Da-
Wis, os ell dnico remedio inocente,
r&pido y seguro psra este NAL, los
cNlambres, y ell c6lera morhus. Re.
huse los su 4titutoa, no hay mas que
mn PAIN KILLER, el de Perry DA-
Wis.
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CABLE
CSERVICIO DIRECTO.O
Ell Mont Pelee
(Martinica)
DE NURVO EN- ERUPCION.
ror +ox+o ;,&ouui1od osx,y,ia ,v,4oo
Con tanta intensidad como antes.

New York Mayo 81 1-3O P. M.
Ha vuelto a estar Ell volcan
Mont Pelee, Martinica, en- tanta epup-
ci6n como al principio. Los repair
tidores de socorros, huyen llenos de
pavor & los barcOs, y 6stos han sa-
lido seguidamente.
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Sc ALQUILAN

habitaciones, On la casa ndmero 20
do Is calle de San jose, 6 presios
m iAiaos.
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No ObStante
el mensaje de felicitaci6r
Sc HAGEN OOMRNTARIOS.
Por diverse proceed miento del Presiden
te.

New York Mayo 81 80 P. N,
No Obstante el texto carifoso del
mensaje del Presidente, las perso-
mas dadas q los concentrates, les ha-
cen .por ell hecho de que aquel no
comunica las naciones ell suceso
de independence de Cuba; debiendo
ser 6sta la que 10 comunique al
constituirse eI Gobierno.
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CONERJO a LAS NADRE3 ---Ei 1arabe calmante
de Wiuslow debo siompre que LOB ni6os estan
eu oil p0r4OGo de 10 dentiCi0n. AlivlR de nomento
81 70que0o sufriente produce un sueGo natural
MRno1iio, alvtando R nio dc dolor el angelic de
pi uFtt. con muChR vivezG. EB muy SgraGable ell pa
adRy. CalIpa al nno, aDlsnda las enolas, &livis to
dos dolores RyNdR al yehEO, regulR los lntGBtnOge,
este nlstoS oonvoido remedio para lG daroG REi "
Bulta Dc Ia denttolon dc otrRs causGE, TensY o1i
do 10 pedlF DOT "JerRb& Claimants dc Mr. Winsow
nor RsF al mafOF Go tOGo.
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Fl gran bRrAtillo de encaiy

FL gran bsrAtillo de encsjes de
todas classes, driles, calcetinos, ierga
ingles& azul marino y pegcs & SO cts
y ell meier surtido de Camas des 1e
5 6 so a 5 100 50 ac&bAu de recibir en-
81 Cielo y mas de mil colchonetas
& 49 cts.
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P0rd CUrar Un Refvado en- Un dIQ
| tome las PASTILLAS LAXANTES DE BROMO
QUfNINA El boticario lie devolver& el dinero
| 81 cura La frma de Z. ". GROVE haya
oada taeaIi
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1902-07-04
A Billion Dollar Session.

The billion dollar Congress of few
years ago made an epoch i'll the history
of public expenditure in the United
States, says the Philadelphia Record,
but this enormous figure is nearly reached
by budget amounting to almost billion
in the first session of the Fifty-seventh
Congress. This foreshadows an expen-
diture for the present Congress of not far
from two billions. There is no such ex-
ample Of extravaganza and waste of the
public money i'll the country's history
In recent years the Senate has shown
little squeamishness in the matter of APP
preparations Whenever the House sent
over big bill-for navy and harbors, for
example-the Senate was always sure 10
add several millions to the account. But
the breakdown of the present. Republican
management of the House by Speaker
Henderson and his able coadjutors, Payne
and Dalzell, in the jealousy of their lead
ership, opened the gates TO flood of
reckless appropriations. The protests of
the bsffled and defeated leaders seemed
only TO stimulate the rage for expenditure.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1902-07-04

A recent decision of the Supreme Court
of the District of Columbia places the in
liabitants of the Philippine Islands in a
somewhat equivocal position They are,
according to the decision of the court.
men without a country. 1t seems that
one Antonio M. Opisso, native Filipino
petitioned the court to permit him to file
declaration of his intention of becom-
ing citizen of the United States, but the
Department of Justice rendered the opin-
ion that the Court had no power to take
such action because, pending the action
of Congress, the government of the Unit
ed States could not recognize Filipino
as a citizen of any country, the Philip
pines not coming under the head of any
government recognized by the govern.
ment of the United States. This being
the case, it would naturally follow that
the citizen of tie Philippines has no legal
existence and any infringement of his
rights by foreign government could not
be made the basis of demand for indem-
nifty by the United States. The situation
is certainly peculiar and is probably with
out precedent i'll the history of civilized
nations.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1902-07-04
The Workin9man.

The laboring man is interested in every
question which concerns the industrial,
social and political life of the nation, but
there are some questions which touch him
first and to which he feels that he is im-
mediately related. Among the general
questions are those which effect the edu-
cation of his children, the taxation of his
property and the protection of his rights.
He needs arbitration for the adjustment
of his difficulties with corporate employ
ers because he cannot afford to enter into
protracted struggle with capital He is
interested in the abolition of the new
tyranny known as gov srnment by injunc-
ton which denies him a trial by Jury if
any one sees fit to charge him with the
violation of law or with resistance to an
order which makes criminal some act
which was before innocent He also finds
it necessary to protest against blacklist
law, which is intended to take from him
she opportunity of employment if he as.
terts his right 10 differ FROM his EMPLOYERS
about matters which concern himself and
family. No one is more interested in
good government than the laboring man.
aud no one has more reason than he
to be an advocate of the doctrine that
governments derive their just powers
from the consent of the governed The
[0DguoHer.