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Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1902-12-18

W. II. Denny will Euy yoiir farm. See
him If you want to sell. novl3
D. d. Davidson mas to MilNkin. H..
on brief VISIT. T,.,
Shoes neatly repaired by Walter sKurth
at Bruegger's. = octl6
Pnin. Barnfather and daughter, Cora,
returned from st. Paul, Sunday where
they have been visiting for the past
three weeks. :
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1902-12-18
Fight win be Bitter.

: Those who will persist 10 closing their
ears against the continual recommends.
ton Of DR. KINGS New Discovery to1
Consumption, will have loog and bite.
fight with their troubles, If not ended
earlier by fatal termination. Read what
I. r. Beall of Besll, Miss. has to say:
"LAst fall my wife bad every symptom
Of consumption. She took Dr. Kings New
Discovery after everything else had
failed. Improvement csme ut once and
four bottles entirety cured her. Guar
anteed by Brownell b McPbee, Drug.
sists. Price 50c, and 500. TRIAL bottles
saeo>
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1902-12-18
Notice.

Tie Congregational Ladies' Aid will
not be able to hold their annual sale this
month, but they have number Of arti-
cles on hand, suitable for Xmas gifts, for'
sale, which may be seen at any time at
the bone of Mrs. Coleman. m.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1902-12-18
Notice to Ladies.

For the purpose Of Closing out my
present stock Of millinefy' to make room
for new goods. I will sell! At COST my
entire stock of Ladies', fiimmed Hats.
Ladies' street hats and.cBili1ten's head
welr win be sold at feduced prices.
All must be sold before Christmas. I
have also added Fashionable Dress.
Making to my business, and respectfully
invite tho ladies' of Williston to cali and
.eee me. Mas. G. G. M4<Asselso4H.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1902-12-18

Mrs. Charles W. Hsndley Of Ross is
visiting friends in this city this week.
Leave orders for dry wood. cord wood
or l6.inch wood, At SANG & Sons.
Attorney C. Aurlsnd OF Minot was a
business visitor in the city last Friday.
Have you seen that nice case of choice
Christmas Candies ut Hsdderich Bros:
l. Co.s7 go 50 %s7s:t 49, d. p.
One of the most enjoyable parties of
the season was the dance given at the
Opera House last Friday night.
Walter Kurth will repiir your shoes
promptly. Ssee him at tho Bruegger
Mercantile Co. 3 store. '-"'ss .. ~.
i, Byron Lyons returned Sunday morn
Fing from q SIX weeks visit with relatives
and friends at his old homo in Evans
willie. Ind. G-.;. 5.: ~..;,..,,::.. - 49,.
Hedderich Bros. Il Co. will help you
buy your Xmas presents. Call and see
them and they will tell you how.
School closes tomorrow night for 4
two weeks vacation, and We would ad-
wise the boys and girls to be lust awful
good" until they 6nd out what Santa
Clause puts in their stockings Christmas.
W.. H. Denny owns all horses north
of the Missouri river that are branded
with the combination III q on left shout
der without the vent on he thigh. and
will pay IS per head for all that can be
found and 'deliy ereo to him. .
H. "A. Carey of Hefflund WAS in the
city . couple of days this week on bust
ness with the county Judge. He has
made application for appointment as ad.
ministrator Of the estate of his brother.
Arthur J. Carey. deceased, notice OF
which is published IN this issue Of the
Graphic. .:a:.. .t.s H.. ,....
Leave your orders at the
Star Meat Market for Tur.
keys, Geese and Ducks, for
your Christmas and New
Years dinner.
g. W. Spaun has sold the Hotel White
Earth to Mr.. A. Gray, formerly Of Leeds,
N. D. Mr.. Gray is one of the best
known hotel men in the state, and th(
people of White Earth are to be conf
graduated upon the acquisition of gen!
tleman of so wide and favorable repu.
tation.
LOST-Strayed away from my prem
ises in Rsy,on Saturday. November 2lst.
one COW, dehorned, Jersey colored light
fswn, short tail, branded M on left hip.
Any information leading to her recovery
will be rewarded. w. E. RED1CK,
.s,, 100" of the Ray Mer. Co.
Ray, N. D., Dec. 3. 1902.
Bills are out announcing = "Shsdow
Social and Dance" to be given at Moor.
mans hall in White Earth on Thursday
evening next, Dec. Is, under the suspi.
cos Of NJ. B. AS. A general invitation
is extended to the public, and good
time 10 promised. The White Earth
people are royal entertainers, and We
will vouch for it. that those who attend
will be we'll pleased, -~%
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1902-12-18
Carpet Weaving.

The UNDERSIGNED 10 practical weaver,
and respectfully asks all persons wishing
Carpets wove:to call and see her. Leave
orders at the Graphic Office.
MRS. JENNIE STRAND.
: Williston, N. d., Nov. %. 1902. Il
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1902-12-18

T Loyalty Rebekah Lodge No. 80, 1. o.
70. F.. Of WIlliston. will give q Pound
Party" at Odd Fellows ball. on Monday
evening. Dec. Goth. The object Of the
entertainment is to raise funds for the
benefit Of the poor. A-general invita-
ton is extended to all. -
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1902-12-18
Presidential Offices.

Washington, Dec. 12.:Tbe postofhce
department. advanced f1fty.ei8ht fourth
class postmasters to the presidential class
to tske effect Jan. 7 next. They include
tho following: -=
North Dakot.: Cavalier, 'Rolls, Will
liston and Willow City. r.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1902-12-18
Wood.

;Leave orders at tho Graphite Office for
:l8.inch dry cottonwood. Price, 500
per rick. If. :
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1902-12-18
GALLOWAY BULLS.

From yearlinRs up. Price, 5000. if.
taken now. JACKSON Il MCKAY.
+,E Nesson, N. D.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1902-12-18

Running like mad downthe street dump
ing the occupants, or . hundred other
accidents, are every day occurrences.
1t behooves every body to have . relia.
bic Salve handy end there's none as
good a. Bucklen's Arnica Sa!ve. Burns,
Cuts. Sores. Ecsema, and Piles. disap.
pear quickly under its soothing effect.
SOC, ct Brownell& McPhee's Drug Store,
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1902-12-18
LOCAL ROUNDUP.

LOCAL ROUNDUP.
". D. Gillespie of Ray was in the city
yesterday.
NJ Attend the dance New Years eve, at
The Opera House.
Stroud Bros. are advertising their hol-
adsy goods. Read what they offer.
Billy Ford OF Culbertson came down
TO witness the wrestling match At this
place Tteeday evening.
The meeting of the Etude Club at the
homo Of Miss Otie Atterherry on Tues
day afternoon was very enjoyable and
entertaining.
Mrs. 4. L. Butler is visiting with rela-
tives at MaEa, N. d. Editor Butler, of
I tho Herald, also expects to eat Christ:
i 0as diDaer At that place.
petition will be spresented to the
Board Of Education 1t ito next meeting
Tor the establishment of = school in: the
Freeman neighhorhood.
The assessed valuation of Williston
Special School District is f253, Oil 90.
n Tho rate Of levy for the current year, is
>A mills, over 3 mills less than last year.
They arc oil getting married but
we'll. just . few of the best OF us. and if
the epidemic does not abate in the near
future, We cannot tealwhatsEi:l happen.
Mn. 4. u. Brown, deputy county u
perintendent Of schools, leaves for Drsy
ton Tuesday to be present ct her family
fe-anion on Christmas day 1t that place.
NJ. q. Coleman, the jeweler, has the
hsndsomest stock OF Christmas presents
ever exhibited in Williston. II you wish
TO make your friend . valuable and sub
stansial gift, call and see CoIemsn's
goods. ~
W. II. Denny has money to loan on
zeal estate and will loan you money to
commute with. nov38
Frank Thompson, who resides on the
, Big Meadow" neeth of Ray. was az
sested on the charge of branding stock;
p: not belonging to him. He waived exam
ination before Justice Coleman and was
bound over to the district court in tho
sum Of 81 900 Sri
We have just received nice lot Of
very choice Rerfumery-
HEDDERlCH Bios. & Co.
Thomas Shannon has been engaged
BY T. F. McGnw % manager of his pool
and billiard room during tho winter.
This 10 just what Tommy wants-
- Il plays nicely in his hand;
It,N save al those chilly jaunts
When be comes to join the band.
FOR SALE OR RENT.-Good houses
<or ssae r rent on easy terms. Inquire
at tho First Nationsl Bank.
B. c. Foster. of Foster L Co., of VIII
low City. made Will,ston brief visit
last Saturday evening. He has made
arrangements with the Pioneer Land 4
Coal Company of this city for three car.
loads Of ignite coal per week. Willis.
ton coal 10 Of : superior quality, and af
1er Il has once been introduced to the
poblic n the eastern sud central por.
sonsef slbe stats, Il VIII take the lead Of
allothsf cheap Goals.
Leave your orders 1t the
Star Neat Market for Turf
keys, Geese and Ducks, for|
your Christmas and Newt
Years dinner. Y
The wrestling natcia which occaned
ct The Opera House Tuesday evening b.
tween John Mott, of Spokane. and Geo.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1902-12-18
Leave your orders 1t the
Star Neat Market for Tur.
keys, Geese and Ducks, for
yeur Christmas and New
Years dinner.

The wrestling natch which occaned
Ct The Opera House Tuesday evening be-
tween John Mott, of Spokane. and Geo.
Hart. of Granville, wss On exceedingly
Interesting event. Both Of the wrestler1
were in good form Ind gave clever
oxhiba&ion of wrestling, pleasing oearly
evefy usember 1t tito studience, who
witnessed the contest The match was
decided in favor Of Geo. Hart. Should
they decide to wrestle here again they
would be sssared Of 'muth lager
andienee. =
FOR SALE.-A full blood Polsnd.
China boar. Il months old, weight about
10 ID. For particulars inquire 1t Grs
DAic o1scs, or !. N. Elliot, aprinebeoob.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-09-11

OF certain bis top, famous {. sbout
the plsinest man 10 England, tho Liver
pool Pos, tells this pleasing tale; One
dsy I" this bomely pnsoa 81, 10 en- cnni
bus be s1 smsE,i by the persis,snt slsr
ing Of . tsllos passenger. sho presently
unburdsned himseli ss iollovs.
You're . psrsos. siot youi
Well, yes. that 10 90.
Look ere, psrsop. would yon mind
comln' home With me TO zee my viisf
lmssining ths vile vss sick and need
Cd sssisispcs, the CLERGY man u great 10
convenisncc 10 himself went With tbe
man, Ga striving At The honse the msu
shouled 10 bis vile TO come downstairs,
snd pointing 10 the sstonished p,rsop,
said with grin Of delight,
Look . ere. Ssiuy. Yer ssid this
mornin' ss l vur the busliest men in
England. Now. Just yer look sl this
blokt
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-09-11

Immediately siter . Wedding which
to,k piece II Ws.birsiop the best man
started Tor Bopth Africa where be ~
msinsd more than . year. Ga bis 70
tafs, says . writer 10 Hsrpsr's ksssEine
hs vss given eitrer spd wore evening
clothes Tor the 6n, tins since The we'd
ding.
10 The ni5,t oi the evening, fuubiips
10 bic vsisioo.i, be a'osished binseIf
and bis friends By pallins ouis Lsndrsd
dolIsr bill. waere bed 1, come from.
4 ssdcsS tttuslt a.sbed seroa Lis
mind.
1bs pe1t Gofrins be vent 10 ihs clergy
nss sho hsd married bic fr,ends
Do you remember usrryios Ar. Ami
ssss ssd hiss Bsrtiy sboss . yssr seoi
Oh. perfectly. replied the clergy man.
! ~ ihsa sap.aaIIy 81 ny skaish.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-09-11
Stopped for once.

A citizen from the frontier. who never
had been 10 Washington before. was visit
log friend 10 the nations capitsl and
was tsken one dsy TO the gallery Of The
Ssssse while sn important measure was
under discussion,
A senator wAs delivering . long. prosy
and apparently slmless speech, snd tbs
visitor soon grew tired.
Why doasp't be say something worth
listening toi be whispered to bis friend.
Oh. hs's merely talking sssiust time.
Whsts the good OF .hs.i asked the
other sghsst. Times goes on just tue
same. doesnti
Isuppose IL does, replied his friend,
ooklng 81 bis watch, but II don't seem
10.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-09-11
Tho help No Wanted.

Tim and Clancy we're walking through
the wilde oi New Jersey, tound Tor New
York. when Tim spied . wildcat crouch
cd 10 the branches ois tree nesr the road
Clutchins bis compsnion by the arm aud
pointing pxcitediy to The besst, he said:
CLANCY, do you see thos 6us Maltese
cati Owe irind on vssey street Is
would give $40 iut ut. Stand yez uodef
nov, an Oi'li 60 up IN shake her dune.
All ytx'll have TO do 10 10 bould her.
Olsnoy did - he was told. aud Tim
ven, up and shook and shook till the csi
did soluslly tumble, CLANCY grabbed
her When there came . loll 10 the cy
clone Of for and CLANCY aud dust aud
grass. the wondering Tim looking on
from above. called down.
Shall Oi come dune. Clancy. an help
how'd hers
Come dunel Come dunel sssped
Clancy, 40 help let ber eol
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-09-11
STATE NEWS.

Col. q. B. N. Harvey Of New York, ed
tor Of The North AusricAn Review and
I Hsrpsrs publications. With bis family.
TO visiting st bis old home 10 Pssohsm.
Lois Grace Page. Who mys.eriously dis
appeared from Barre two years ego lsst
Fsbrusry. and whose whereabouts sincs
thst time have been unknoWn to her
friends st home, has u lsst been ioc.ted
10 the town Of Noting Hill. situsted oo
be IsIs oi Wight, iust south oi England.
Bhs 10 married 10 msn named Chsnce.
A young man named W. J. Moon, Who
hiss besn st wsrk 10 Worthwhile soliciting
orders fer iolsrsing pictures. was arrest
cd Tor dsssrtiog from the regular army.
II sppesrs tbst be enlisted st Rochester.
N. Y. last December with the distinct
undertaking Tbs. be vM to be sent 10
the Philippines. This NOT proving 10
be the ssss. he deserted and will be tried
for The odsnse d Fort Ethan Allen.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-09-11

WELL vii yea psrdoa me II 1 s.k zee
dslissss aassiiea 10 s,rie, connassss.
Hos uneh dia ,ca receive - yoar isss
! sili rsiatn tneknsss viii frsuk Gee.
retained the elersy ymsn, smiling. sAlmsi
eslly, II vas The stfspses, Ice The. ever
came my vy. After the eertmcny The
best man. sl,h . ptoiuaon Of thsph.
slipped toto my hsed small silver Of
Plug tobacco wrapped 10 . ssd Of psni
10 pspeil
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-09-11
Hsi77'77'
He Meant WolI.

l Was laid up 10 the cabin Of . North
CArolins mountsineer with . sprsined AZ
kle. and. though be would willingly have
provided me with the best. tbs fare oon
sisted Of pones, fried squirrel and corn
coffee every meal. On the Gish dsy l
muN have let slip some sign .hst II vas
getting monotonoss, for be looked over st
me and said;
Stranger. l reckoned TO make = change
10 your fodder. but il didn't come sbost
Oh, the iSdder 10 alright
But doA't sksssly think II 10. and I
Was soiu to make . change. Sorry to ssy
l souldnt do II, but Tho drafted wood
ohuok got olssn swayl
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-09-11
I vill .ess. I vnn 10 10 ,osr mother

viii sess. I vill 10 10 ycsr nosAs'
ssv.
Mn. 0sylssis pllIss 80 vd siih
sssss tAss sisAl bst ihsy vsrs tears o.
ersiits5s, ssd pssss ssss 70 her like .
ssy Of hope ihss sssss lssvss . soubrs
sssdov. Iron shs 0issr Of every good
Esd perfect siit
Tss rsusindss Of this story v qsislly
TOLD. whs, Els beth ssid 10 her is.her
sili never BE- repeated 10 words. bat u
bed is isll s1ssl She retained 10
yosss Gaylord The sts' evening, aud
this is shsi shs said 70 hin:
wiilisn. ~ aissios hss been . saocsss.
I believed yes end tsos that Jon told
Ne The trstb. You s'ss tree nsr. Bs
isss rssssd last nishs ny isthsr. eos
frosted si,h yoar vo,ds. confessed oil. l
vssi With hin 10 the bank toIsy aud
isssl tbs directors With him. HE hssd
vss saly one Of oil sbs rest shst burned.
ssHssed vish shsus. | dsuspdsd yess
isssdsn. ssd ~ is,hss thss adsittsd
hist the hsst hsd sdvspssd sssin ssd
thsl The bapk vss sov % solvent q u
ever hsd bssn. Even yosr Investment
bad nsds no loss.
Iodssi there zee sonsthios said sbost
The profits esised, spd l then dsnsadsd
Q promise IRON sseh sspsraIs individual
,hst not sns psssy Of THE ssia should
svsr be touched BY single ei1ssr Of the
bank. The promise vss made. and. vii
lisn, Jon will promise. tooi l knew my
love. you vill. Aud - be promised her,
tears mingled with bis own, while Mu.
Gaylord lifted her voice from . heart
owe, flowing With gratitude 10 hin Who
hes promised 10 bs Mindful Of The vidows
con.
Willisn Gaylord and Eliz ,bsth Dslow
bic vile ere living 10 the West. happy
end % nearly veil content - loving
mes spd vile can be. che still doing bin
homer. and be - prosd Of her ~ sn
honest nsn osn be Of pers End loving
vemss,
II any men Or vousn 10 disposed TO
dssbt the truth Of this story Of real life
iu oil ssssntisl details, lot IL be ssid that
u 10 trus. and that there are men for
lhs incident 10 not Of remote dste who
saa verify II almost within resoh Of the
writer's hssd. The 10 but one incident
Of lie hind.
Are there any morei
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-09-11

That BEAUTIFUL Gloss
cones from the vsrnish 10 Dsvees Yarn
ish Floor PAis!; costs cents more .
quart thoush. boid by A. l. Graves.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-09-11

hn JsIis Osylosd 80 60 yssss OF ere.
He isss sss ssset. psre, voassly -sssh
. fsss - boy she iovss kis mother ssv
ss ie'ss,s. - uss ,ustissii,sly tsssls.
ssd 10 batter Tor tbs ifsstiss. - hss hss
bssd bed bsss. esd sAe hsd died lssv,ss
. snils 10 Htars iss him thst hsd eHss
Cd ios his The sstss 10 tbs visible SIS
sLiss OF s,srsa dsy Mrs 0.yiord len
ths room. softly elosiss the door b hisd
hss.
lss iss siss,ss .hs doos opsssd sd
. ysses sss ssisrsA- Hs 80 ssslly ssd
s.s.iaiiy dressed Tsii, slssdss. psls
ssi eth biz syss spos ihs Assr.
be sdvssssd 10 The eiddis Of The
rsoa Bis f.ss zee sisss shsvss.
EIis,bssh ssbbsd bot bss sosssss did cot
.s.ps. She sross, ssss sp TO bin ssd
s.ii.
! - sl.i ,oa ere hsn.
Hs rsissi be bssd. he eosld rot spssh
si Ga hossvef hssd be tried. Tssss
ssss 10 An Gss sad shss rss dsvs his
i.ss Assis Eiissbssh ssid Esd thsss
80 ,Ass 10 hss vsiss so siss . assA vssh
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Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-03-21
HUNTING MAHOGANY TREES.
This Il a DImouIt Calling and Brings
Good Wages.

This IL a DiTcuIt Calling and Brings
Good Wages.
The mahogany hunter is the most
important and best paid laborer in the
Central and South American service.
for upon his skill and activity largely
depends the success of the season. The
trees do not grow in groups, but are
scattered promiscuously through the
forest and hidden in the dense growth
Of underbrush vines and creepers, and
it requires skillful and experienced
woodsmen to find them. To fell "A
large mahogany tree is one days task
for two men. On account of the thorn
like spurs which project from the
trunk at its base, scaffolds are erected
and the tree cut off above these pro-
tuberances. which leaves a stump from
10 to IS feet high. thus wasting the
best part of the tree. After trimming
the tree of its branches IL is hauled by
means of a crude truck with oxen as
motive power. to the bank of the river.
There the logs are collected and made
ready for the floods. On the longest
rivers these begin in June and July
and on others in October and Novem-
ber The logs are turned adrift and
when they reach tidewater are caught
by means of booms. From the boom
the logs are taken to the "embarca-
dero" and prepared for shipment. A
tree makes from two to five logs, meas
uring ten to eighteen feet in length and
from twenty to twenty-four inches in
diameter after being hewed. There is
a great range in the value of mahogany
timber. The poor grade of short stock
may sell as low as 80 cents for 1000
feet, while fancy material, used in the
manufacture of tops of counters, may
be worth $3.50 for 200 feet, or even
higher. Previous to the war in Cuba
much mahogany was shipped from the
island to the United States, and the
trade has been reviving within the last
two years. The finest quality from
this source is called the San Jago"
and is used in the manufacture of
fancy furniture and for the interior
work of houses. The price of this va
riety, made on an inch basis, ranges
from $40 to $165 for 1000 feet.-New
York Press.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-03-21
CUBA'S PROMISING FUTURE.
Conditions WIN Make Her the Riches

Conditions VIII Make Her the Richest
Country in the World.
Conditions are improving rapidly in
Cuba, says Sir William Van Horne.
who is engaged in the work of con-
structing a railroad in that country
The island has extraordinary recupera-
tive power, and, although it was prac-
tically devastated during the last revo-
luton, IL is recovering with marvellous
rapidity. The sugar fields are being re-
planted, the mills are being rebuilt, but
money and labor are scarce. Every
man who wants to work can get good
wages, bigger than were ever paid be-
fore. A dollar a day Americana" is
considered a great fortune by the ordi-
nary Cuban. He has never Jared so
well before. and his employment is a
guarantee of peace on the island. I'm
migration is beginning to flow in.
During the last year about $4,000 la
borers arrived from Spain, Italy and
other countries, and every one of them
has been Immediately absorbed by the
sugar plantations. But the lack of
capital is a great difficulty. Foreign
investors are, shy, because of. the un-
certain political status, but they will
gain confidence as they study the sit
uation, and will soon find that there is
no good ground for apprehension.
Property in Cuba is just as safe as
anywhere else, or we would not go
there. Our own investments are a
sufficient answer to your inquiry We
are spending millions of dollars upon
our faith in the stability of the Cuban
government, whether it is annexation
or independence, and have no fear.
The eastern part of the island raises
world, but the crop has been limited
because coffee requires more capital
and labor, and sugar has paid better
profits. The three chief items-sugar
tobacco and cattle-however contain
no doubts or difficulties, and will make
Cuba the richest country of her area
in the world, for she can raise those
staples cheaper and better than any
other country The capacity of her
production is practically unlimited and
the volume of her product only de-
pends upon the capital and the labor
employed. The Inhabitants of Cuba
are a much better class of people than
represented They average as well as
people of any other country in intelli
gence, industry and morals. and will
make excellent citizens as soon as
they find out what self-government
ns.-Pennsylvania Grit