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NOTICE ~ Firm lnoorpc stlon-Hsa
T'vs. February q. 1872 -Nol2
herc'y given vaat the urn q 81
sew 81 q Co. e, imposed OF Philip 81
SON. r. W Sevsll. ". 3 Chuf
Fannie vs. CalaouG. fenle sols i
'7sivrs IS 1u lrr ssid firm name IL Oh
~ F.o~st7-. Harris COUNT. Texas
Er hrf q 70 ng iucnrr GRATED VIII
chang" O. ths arm name. pursuant q
provisions ~ the general Laws ct II
a"a t-c-c70o1 grant sFll ard trstk1
Sulh r1rroTatlou an the property n
-riN assets and other business
n and n then dissolve, whsreupsi
operation win csIry o. tAe buslTa
sold dru ~ Carson, sevali 6 GO 4
notice. viii deliver a sumner sc
lectures on Equity Jurispruiena \
Equity Practice IN the Federal "a
81 the University OF Texas. go
June j. aud ending July 20 The.
string to sttend can cpmmanlcsss,I
me as 20 terms. W. s. Simklns, Lf,
partment, University OF Texas,
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700 EoAEK NAMING SECRETS. every
o1s winner; "a pages, Price Jor ns..
~ susDis Co. RisEinA idshs. =
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sta- pay yr1r rs3s'ad fa-a rotl wars-
Hone on Gag t-e c1t tfoE. efl.et ~ e-ty
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oIL sToCKs

OIL LANDS FOR SALE in the saratogn
ted. Hardin county. from ii6 Of an acre
up. Write for Dsrticulers 10
HENRY MALMGREN,
IA HOUSTON. TEXAS
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READ POST
W Want Ads. Do your
PERSONAL.

T7TE HORSE -s1T7 5g9sssaLFs u VIZ
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WANT E -s--Sa lesslsu. e coumissioa ~
reg toa paid Tor selling White LeaLt51
Le.lys-s1. also ct1a- ia ~ rseats ~
% dealers. De.mAr White Lead co.ss
81 Ln1.s, Nc
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TNOST WANT ADS ARE
numerous because they pay
BUSINESS CHANCES.

WANTED partner With so casai eool
thiug. doRt answer u sug can taA
bold .mmet.ateii Address sg5i this 81
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CHICAGO CASH RgGrsrrR-rs.
and cheapest; agents wanted.

AGENTS and others. either sex. NJ
small profits In the face; GaEe ~
year own goods end reap all the be,s
seuz ftr cur list OF practical w.
trade secrets. tor- uias, process.s a
sample and lastru criors tree. Whus
Co. Ner Betfn-d Mass n
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FOR EFNT-rROOM 2-sToRY, ST.
CHARLES AND PRAIRIE. S-ROOM .
STORY. CALLAHAN AND ST. ENAN-
TEL. T-E1gM 2-STDRY, PEASE AVE.
ME. BETWEEN san JACJ\TO AND
CAROLINE OFFICES ~ BiNZ BUILD
ING LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH
Us. BISZ { SETTEGAST 2l5n3
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GfG rAT~E PREMIUM pArkAC go
frrta -.-- r-eH-r d. s--r'r. l0efrgr
-.re- rn- N1-- 10 s-s~1 Novelty Co.. 70,
~ Fr1=s M.r,
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WA&TED-Goo cod I've agents rveTy-r
references required Houston IS
Hu.aliuz Cooperative Co, 800 81,
brldue HoLgteu. Texas.
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cool TcenA centrally locGtAd, ynas~ss ~
pE1eai elA kkh<a street. a
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WILLIAM B. KING 4 CO member,
Houston. TEXAS. on Exchange. orer ereaf
esrEalss In OIL rtecks InJ solicit orders.
s-31
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LEAnN ilYPN0TisM -AnyToiy csa lem.
free Instruction 20 those purchasing
through me- Prof Uarraaen's New f,oui.
rlele Course IN 'Iirpaotism~ and Mag.
neiif HealinR.' which includes = separasa
hnet m "iIypHefie E1hihiioas." n q
lIodseits sneeiAl Representative Bo1 1874
Houston. Texas.
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WANTED TO BUY.

WANTED-Pl.r cool work mu,as. seeoa1
hand Eagou aud harness, Address F.. f..
this oFEce >
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FOR RES F-f4-CrEi eo0r ~ tArse-S-rrv
brick Hu,t1.Hc 10 ccst trent hv s. 'a.r
Gsep c-rrre'l7 suitable for department
store. coed location WI 1e rou.u cd
Sion; May l. C.. T Heisis & Co, Been.
mont. Texas -
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SArESNEN 10 sell Bank Cheek Pro&V
sells ~ stores and Offices, remiat
novelty sample &c. Terry VT
I.-.-. NH
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Will pay cash fo- home. good ue!shaor-
hood, If cheap and Immediate poSsess.o on
stranger" Pcstofdce Box 563 >
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TO THE lNSCRA BLE-See the annual
dividend policy written by Americas
foremost annGal dividend company. More
substantial benefits and greater security
than any others. The Psci-c Mutual Life
Insurance Co, BinE building SO
FOR SALE OR RENTING Houston
Heights woodworking plant. two-Sforv
brick building, 65IAUO feet 'ulv
equipped With machinery Sire track: sitv
water. etc O. 81 Garter, 10 Main ST
Houston ~
FOR SALE-On account ~ neritb rba
Me Xauthos confpcticn-rv Hrf fruit
store, COS Main street. best location nrs
business ~ ablishFd; for oay Informatlor
inauire q ans q The best Wholesale con.
mission holses IN cifv ~
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-eat. Apply 70 Mrs. Bs-rs Bryaa. slTss .
Ma.a street,
MovFvc A,sD STORAGE THREE NEW
GATED. LOVES RATES iN LLA-
AGE MONEY Aoh> III ON AHN Z,
TIRE PACING a>1 sillrPl 80 lF
SEAMAN g. BARI L.
- FAs~crS STREET.
PHONES -'o
BISYos-LAMnoRD WAREHOUSE CO. +
Disritat.-, OF ell k-ls @: ae-raaaiiss- /
ir.p..nsnn, ete ea.1 PAGES 7sE
u ROOM bogss. wsn -a,-5 To- soaraia.;
t--altrr- ~ eight .c-s t-. sale stci-
osct loi57 f-e-rc
FOR RENT-Tv7 rooms furnished 81.
H-1r 1--s-s4~F.-z. --- r-E--e1 and
r1--e1 Lal1 C.aT lr-e Cc--es S44
l4e ato-
TCn pf-ET-T--1 -----s s-- Hztr hcsse-
keeping. -tl' Fres-r- avenue
FI-r9,,fSrfrTl 800 ~ --r 30 ,-e-I-g. afss
r+cs bed toeZ. et1 La-.s.aus steel 81
sly r-1.1577 --t--7 ---.ss-- 7------I -
Emanuel 1eEt 80 t---l..r. ST. ." Ar
pig 2lds Frank
srr-7.sr $50. 80 - = ---7.r--
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VIZ 81 io-5 i
MOVING AND @fgE rF e. q" z-l-s u
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.4sAEN tNALl AL bl $50 A-lS ~-1l'.-
uesuac me s. daily FOR years ~ in4li.
tta-.tv az .-avellts- Capital or eNpette1ee
rer es.e1flAL a. q. SLiln. J. boA 1t-i
70 nds1s uut, 1an. -
--777 VOTE 0WN H0WE-@tnp p4yias 4
rc1t; wc vili bug ore for 500, sou IA4 ,
us back So per month. rlt1o4L ials.
e@t. write for fall F4rt.c14ar=. western &
Fo--e Aiutubl Co.. Kansas C-%r. Nc
--T7ofTIES NND HoHsE SENSE. We /
reTer r11HleF agents ca uaE c14lilssl. 4s. 4
Jur tusiltss 81 81 sctlg PrrAltt- r Z
a1d Gs we understand -oopeE 4t.eu A-s " I
Terlete5 sacl.l share aAAe- was sAN-4t I
some c-her rer=o- resolve g --l-t-4is7ih.
on -1rr hives ulut1 Concerns t1At resort Z
20 This method OF securing business are
generally short lives grah a4 laefe . lA
siElJ a1d 20 ous o. business. es5s
cpau up later under q nlL-leLl -a-l-.
We have ample crldeuee 10 saHsiaulIaLr
ttis statement 40 epreselt=tlen W.
aur respect Do everything 0e c4ail'
Eve-sloay Interested s4llfs aiAe-
Elft "DoIars aui Horse sens
w.g io1 sou Ha~ We DO .t- all Che *
ters!re reference list gee1upazF ile IT
wl verify o1v claim mat sour money
earns au average weeks pros. o. PEP
cent aud tle Investment j. always sun
9cet % y5-r coLtrol. lue1ty wears 81
expert =nra and two years lI1sr t9e Pc
eur cooperative PLAZA. gith reeofl sec
Cnd 90 Cele. Is abe evidence ne lAFe y
OFF, Leg t.uiate nuarc.4l agencies ~
p-rr on rs. sFd 80 Iris we 'gIH add tue
ludarse ue-t 4 rwo National 54a.s an
az extensive u-t ~ cas'g --efs ~
UEara l-1s il-l t1.0u trust luiA-lns
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coon INCOME from 500 Invested: To9l
tlrHlv no losses cysr ave years i- opera
r.o- aast reference La yclr own state
$50 stock bonds or -rsr., lt wiz raF
goo 20 invest s1Ee t4-s o- a
l+- 8 g. Eall-ol1 -t'-
:, - - = Tors --7 have SIS Of u--ard,
i-,.a-tf-sfa +. - "a 81 ~. rt .t-le1
r-r-+Ste -f-s- En- Fl. 400 ~ losing -ts or.
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rlcu, E1c1e1-e o-a5,as, DenTer 60 2
WI $3.50 - - r+z--- f.---1 s. Al
go & 70 ,t. -sz-s
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Any Man ON make 7l0n"T -lS-t aA0n
tr srzs ~ oar 1r-'et plan
az n, .ts+ I.--.- Il ,5--s-. 7s..--
r-re-s sssr-.f Ee-tsu 81 c.. 81 s.
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FOR sALE-Ls. ltel i- = Texas E#z
11en' paving private s---7. A-5-ess
MS -
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NEW Columbia Grsphophoas 30 cent rec
ords TOW 30 cents
w{l allow more for Oh machines N
exchange for new Fay Sh9 typswriters
than shy one Else VIII.
Special bargains secondhand typewrit-
ers this week
Three secondhand typewriter dssEs this
~rek.
Edison Pro3sctascope 10 a.ms, costing
ssh, goinE Tor $50
Melehssr sEinging typewritsr st1nd AZ.
tAched TO your desk Tor $50
Only authorized dealer m the cftv gor
Columbia AID Victor talking machines
BagAtells tables fcr the homs-ses taeu
Burroughs couhinasou poo. ard billiard
tables for the phriog-
The CeclllAn Piano player attaches 20
any plane.
NJ A. GRANT,
Ills ConKTess ayenue y
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- a. 80 "
PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOMS. %ssd
IrAvls
FUF[ FFNT-N7I-s frs-rJg-7 horsa niceir
frrrisse4 ~iiraTsd h eoSi 1s,zaioraood
T-ird wara. has zil Iode-c convenieu'fs
references de-ifee Address Na- F-'
FOR EENT = TgFEe sfa5le aad room
c1c door from W1AsiuEten street 30
y Acegg sse1ne
NV AND ETEGAYTLY flrGi.aed fo9ras.
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vaat teams yol have AMI what ADVANCE.
u any, wij .-e required C.. T. stevens.
Liberty, Texas. 9
( 0NE- two Js-@1 5r 80 900 ------.
partly fgrr!k-ss. srltsblp ser HrAt house
-tt- Pc chl4-teni rSfe-elces sf-2- 80
1+lI Preston
E9k REN NY stI-rco1a t~'-stosr tesi-
de1cs q south Eud car lns s7--E 'front.'
s-s No. 7' '-' p
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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-12-02

Men who are long on word are apt to
b short on deeds
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-12-02
Mr.. cARNEelE's OPPORTUNITY.

Some time ago Mr.. Andrew Carne-
gle made public his belief that the
northumberland who dies possessed
OF his millions dies disgraced. He
proclaimed his intention to administer
his own vast estate for the betterment
Of his fellow men, and invited sugges-
tons of wise channels through which
he accomplish the greatest good.
We suggested a that time, and have
several times since repeated the sug-
gested, that hecould best signahze his
non-sectional breadth and generosity
by turning his princely benefaotions
to the South, where they are needed.
instead of piling Pelion upon Ossa in
the wealthy North.
IfMr. Carnegie would establish in
Georgia a university of the Yale, Har-
ward, Princeton, Cornell class and gen
erously endow it he would be doing a
service to the country far in excess of
the good that results from adding
millions to the endowment of eastern
universities already wealthy.
There is vast need for such a South
ern university and in looking for
really meritorious way in which to
dispense his millions, Mr.. Carnegie
should not overlook this opportunity
for the betterment of the country by
the provision Of better educational
facilities for Southern youth.
The great millionaire philanthropist
has just reached another birthday an
niversary and has just narrowly escap-
ed death from poison. Returning to
America at this juncture he could not
celebrate his preservation in more
notable way than by the establishment
of this great Carnegie university in the
Empire State Of the South. Augusta
Chronicle.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-12-02

The crying need of the United States
navy is officers, according the recent
report of Secretary Moody. There are
not nearly enough for the ships that
are now in commission, while those
that are being built will require. at the
very lowest compution, 498 more. The
in the number of cadets at An
napolis is, therefore, almost inevitable.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-12-02
MORE THAN MILLION PENSIONS.

The report of the secretary of the
Interior discloses the fact that during
the last fiscal year the pension list
passed the million limit ,eaching the
high water mark of 1,041, 687, says the
New York Word, And this thirty
seven years after The close of thewar.
There were added to the rolls during
the year 40, 121 new pensioners great
er than the increase in any one of the
twenty years next following the end of
the war, in 1865. There we're $4,000
deaths of pensioners last year. and 40,
600 are expected this year; but the com
missioner expresses the opinion that
lowing to new legislation enacted by
congress the number on the rolls at the
eud of the fiscal year will be above
1000, O00," The total cost of the sys-
tenn last was $141, 900, 900.
The total male population Of the
United States of voting age, according
to The last census, was little over
81, 100000 SO that reckoning each
pensioner as a man, one in twenty-one
of the population is in receipt of gov
eminent bounty. The cost of the list
exceeds that Of any two standing
armies in Europe.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-12-02
THE SUNNY SIDE,

There never yet was misfortune that
could not be laughed down; never a
tear thatcould not vanish with smile.
The strongest staff my soul can lean
upon is the memory of strong love.
Let us not scott at what we do not
understand. Let us not be impatient
with lives that seem cold, for who
knows the sorrows and burdens of an
other soul? Perhaps if all were made
plain what now is held in secret, sun
shine and spring would blossom in a
thousand hearts where now we see only
darkness and winter. No, we have not
one right to scorn anything IT'S God
like to see through the clouds and for
give.
Ineyer knew a beautiful character
who had not seen real trouble; 1 never
found true heart who had not been
deceived.
Perpetual summer reigns in a CRATE
full heart. five appreciate the little
nameless acts Of kindness and Of love
we viii smile all along life's way.-Ex-
change.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-12-02
Bio Shipping Purchase.

New York, Dec. To-day will see
the completion of the purchase of the
White Star and Dominion lines by the
North Atlantic Shipping combination,
cables the London correspondent Of
The Tribune. The amount payable
in cash is estimated at between $780,.
100000 and $25,000,O00, and the share.
holders, all told, number about 300
The whole transaction is being car
ried out by ordinary exchange meth
DDS. and without the shipment of a
single ounce Of gold from Che United
States
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-12-02
Cures Cancer and Blood Poison.

If you have blood poison producing
eruptior7, pimples, ulcers, swollen
glands, bumps and risings, burning,
itching skin, pFer.oolored spots or
rash on the skin, mucous patches in
mouth or throat, failing hair, bone pains,
cd rheumatism or foul catarrh, take
Botanic Blood Balm (B. B. b. It
kills the poison in the blood; soon all
sores, eruptions heal, hard swelling sub
side, aches and aims stop and perfect
cure is made OF tho worst cases Of Blood
Poison.
Fer cancers, tumors, swell ngs, eating
sorss, ugly ulcers, persistent pimples of
all kinds, take B. B B. It destroys the
cancer poison in the blood. heals cancer
Of al kinds, cures the worst bumors or
supperating swelliDgs, Thousands cured
by B B B. after all else fails. B. P,
B. composed OF pure bontauic ingredi-
eDts. Improves the digestion, makes
the blood pu'e ard ricl, st ps the awful
itching and all harp, shooting,
pains. Thoroughly tested for thirty
years. Druggists, 81 FER bottle, with
complete directions for home cure
Sample free and prepaid by writing
Blood b slm Go. Atlanta, Ga. Describe
trouble and free medical advice alec
sent in sealed letter.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-12-02
TEODYs VIEW OF THE TRUSTS.

Probably there is truth in the report
that President Roosevelt, in his mes
sage to Congress, will have strong
expression against the trusts. In many
of his addresses this year he has given
much attention to the trust question.
To him, as to the majority of his fell
low citizens, the trust issue is the big
gest question which is before the coun-
try. He has favored legislation against
combines, and there can be no doubt
that he will urge this in his message.
Report had it at one time that Con
gresham Littlefeled, at the Presi-
dents suggestion, had prepared bill
for trust regulation, which was to be
introduced in both branches Of Con-
gress Immediately after the opening of
the term. Whether this was true or
not, threr can be no doubt that much
attention will be given to that subject
during the session. What the Presi-
dent may say on that question will
have profound interest for his coun-
trymen.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-12-02

Say what you please about the
Washington county representative
elect, he is fast becoming distinguished
or widely known from the simple fact
that there is being more said about
him by the press than an other man in
the State just now.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-12-02

Tie Times Recorder is the
onclal Organ Of tae Cisy u Ansr.cEa,
Onacial Organ Of Sumter County.
Oncial Organ of Webster County.
Omcial Organ Of Railroad Commission OF
Georgia for the Sd Congressional District.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-12-02

The commissions latest estimate for
an isthmian CANALS 1874, 600, 000 for the
Panama route and Sl89, 1000, 600 for the
Nicaragua route. Colombia has proved
to be a greedy haggier and it is time to
try what can be done with Nicaragua.
The difference in estimated cost is not
serious.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-12-02
SENIOR coNcHA RELIEVED.
Succeeded as Minister From Colon.
bia by Thomas Herran.

Washington, Dec. 1.-Senor Concna
has been relieved as minister from
Colombia by orders from Bogota and
it is believed that Mr.. Thomas Her.
ran, the present secretary of the lie.
cation here, will be accredited as min.
lister to succeed Senior Concha in the
course of a few days.
Meanwhile Dr. Herran has been
clothed by his government with full
authority to prosecute the negotia-
tons looking to a canal treaty with
considerably enlarged powers.
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AMERICUs, Ca. DEC. 2, 1902.

Under the bill providing for the ses-
sions of the general assembly in June
instead of October in is probable that
there will be three sessions of the
present general assembly.
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BURGLARS Loot Postoffice.

Tomah, Wis, Dec. 1.-The postof-
fee here was robbed this morning by
three men, who blew open the safe,
and secured about $1,000 worth of
stamps. The robbers escaped.
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All men may be of dust, but some
men have lot more of the dust than
others,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-04-08
POPE WILL BE REPRESENTED.
Delegates to Attend Coronations of
British and Spanish Kings.

ROME, April SIN spite of the opposition
of Cardinal Rampolla, the papal secretary
of state, the pope has decided to send i'm
portant special missions both to the coro-
natiOnof King Edward and to the festivi-
ties in Spain attendant upon the enthron-
ing of King Alfonso. The cardinals oppo-
sitiOn 10 the sending of the mission to Eng
land was based on the fact that the British
parliament did not change the anti-Catholic
formula of the accession oath. and Mgr.
Merry del Val, whom the pontiff designed
to be chief of the missions, openly refused
to go while the present wording of the oath
is maintained. Nevertheless. the mission
will he sent and will probably arrive in
London few hours after the religious GER
emony. This viii be a repetition of the
diplomatic maneuvre carried out at the
coronation of Car Nicholas II at Moscow.
The question of the stability of the
papal mission to Spain was due to the COM
promise effected by the Queen Regent in
nominating the Spanish ambassador to the
Vatican as her representative at the pOpe'S
jubilee. Under ordinary circumstances
royal prince would have been appointed.
but he would have been obliged to also go
to the Ouirinal. thus creating a situation
ness was much displeased at this step and
decided to be represented at King Alfonso's
majority festivities by the papal nuncio at
Madrid. The matter was Smoothed over.
however, and 1t is now understood that
Spain will send a grandee with an import
ant retinue, to specially invite the pope to
send representative, who. probably will
be Cardinal Vannutelli or Cardinal Cretoni,
both former nuncios at Madrid.