Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, April 13, 1899, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Text• » AS ISDKl-KSUKST 1’U-LH, I'lVOTM) E m 'KCIAI.LV TO TUB lslBKBBTI or SolTUBBM ÜBBUOM. GRANTS PASS, JOSEPHINE COUNTY. OREGON. THURSDAY. APRIL ij 1899. I Buys the best Working l’ants you can buy, warranted pot to Rip. We have them made, put our own name on them with a guarantee with every Pair. We can Rt the Larg* and Small in them We have cheaper Pants if you want them. Extra line of Work Shirts at 51 c. fine line of Drts- Shirts, White and Colored. Golf Shirts and the Stan ley Shirt, well made and will Fit. A new line of Neck Wear just iu. The price Welch's Clothing Store Opera House Bieck. Grants Pass, Ore. OKI 1( IAL DIRECTORY. <^M1TH & HOUGH, UNITED STATE-1. AITOKNKYS-.IT LAW, ........... . . Wiiiium Mi Kinley I’lesident . . .Garret A Hobart Practice in all Stat® and Federal Courts Vi e President be -retar! of Snte ........ ........ John Hay Office over First National Bank. beeretary*of Treasury .. .Lyman J Gage G rants P ass , - - O regon . seeretary of Interior ..........U N Biies tkcretary jf War ........ Ruseell \ Alger Secretary of Navy .... John D Lontf ^RTHUR P. HARTH, Secretary >1 Agriculture, fames A Wilson Postmaster General ... James A Gary DOCTOR OF DENTAL M’RGERY, Attorney General . Joseph McKenna STATS or UBKUON. Office over First N ninnai Bank, (Geo W McBriiie ü. S. Senators.... G rants P ass , O regon . ' (Joseph Simon ___ .............................. (Thon H Tongue Congreasn.en............... (MA Mood. Attorney-General........ D K N Blackburn Il C. PERKINS, ............ T T (jeer Governor ........ Fl Dunbar Secretary of State. Statu Treasurer .... ..Chas S Moure Supt Pub Instruction .. J H Ack er in as Slate Printer................ ... . W II Leeds (C E Wolverton < >KEGON. Supreme Judges.......... -> R S Bean ( F A Mcore Clerk Boa; d <chooi LandUuin . W llOdcil FIRM' JU Dl< I AL DISTRICT. Western Division ..Judge ¡1 K Hanna Eastern Division .Judge 11 L Benson Prosecuting Attorney . . ’ li Wat-<n Member Board of Equalizal . KA Emmitt V. s. LAND OFFICE ROBE BURG. ftaaKr.................................. Henrv Beginler ..........................J 1 Bri Igts JOSEPHINE COUNTY C E Harmon Joii.t 8t:i dor............. Abe Axtell County J idg®.. .. .. (Nick Those Commis loners .... ‘ ’ (I>iuk Gi-orge ........ iiov bardstt C.»unt V i rk . .............. E«i Lislrr Bherilt I H v.r.ue .......... Re preve; ita: i ve.......... Tressai r...................... ................J T Ta) lor ru-nuoifcupcrin'em'en . ............... I I) i i ai ............. 1 on» Smith A«rtWDi ..BO Met HliOt ¡1 burieytn ............ Dr. J M> vis Coroner Cl.kUINL i • •UFlULRb. J ueliee .................... . Jamee 11>.In. in J li Cuiby Coualab I 1.1I V or < ik \ '■. ’« pass . \V l Coburn Mayor.......... ............ Auditui ................ .V Elm- r McGregor ... t oi Johnson TroaaAii r............. .. IB Elliot Street I 'ommi**ioiier . I- W Huggerth Martha: .................... ( Dr. Win Flanagan L u Jennings F L Coron Council-uen ........ \\ A HasYina I Frauk Felt* 11 Fred Gii}er 1W meetings oi the my cuum i. ol (»rain« Fa«« ate held in the council room« m the city hall on the lir-t end third Thursday evening« oi »•;» '• lu'Uiin CIRCUIT COURT. Meets on lhe third Monday in April and th» fourth Monday in September. COUNTY CO! KT. Probate court meet® tir«t Mond.tv of Januar April, July and September, County commissioner® court meets first Wed« iav after the meeting ol the couutv court. O regon . 1)!U(’E »Y VOORHIES, REAL ESTATE, and INHl RANCE. Representing the most reliable com panies in existence, both fire and life). Notary Public. (¡ rants P aks , O regon . P. DODGE, INSTRANCE an I ltEAl. ESTATE G KANTS I’AMJ* 0OSHOW^ SHERIDAN, MINLNG ATTOR a NEYS, Spécial attention given to Mining and Land Las, and Land Office practice. R oseri RU, - - O rkuon . Graduate of Horology Pa.-an Univer sity, Germany. Joseph Kessler, ....PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER Prices Moderate; lull (¡liarantee Given. BAST and SOUTH ---- VIA THE ----- Shasta Route I ront . GUINT4 PAHS, ori : FIRST NATIONAL ±3 JL HST K — of the — — OP — Southern Pacific ComDanv. SOUTHERN OREGON. Exo Capital Stock, $50,000. Treasurer'« Berni Annual Hrport. mg« by which we shall grow stronger The County Treasurer’« semi-annual and be led into success. A physician whose life has been beau report for the six mouths ending March tiful w ith gi-ml deeds and Christian faith 31, 1899, 1» aa follows: eave this interesting exi»erienc®. He GENKRAL FUND. Tu balance from last report. $1,605 04 was a j»oor boy and a cripple. One day Monday on business. 1,424 96 he was standing watching a ballgame. “ amount ot clerk fees ... . »« Take your blackFuiithing to Trimble A •» 510 95 His heart was lull of bitter envy, how H lies ........ .............. 4» 44 Kacher tor first-class work | h >1I tas . .................... 97 00 ever, as be saw the other boys, lithe, 4» 44 Warrant* and caeh For a first claM meal, go to the City .......... (Taxe» 189.8 3,76» •tr h «PI y and strong. A young man who Hotel; B. A. Williams, proprietor. 135 13 stoixl lieoid« him, noting the diecontent tax vale redempüoo. cemetery lote .......... 24» 00 on hi« face sard to him, “You wish you Bicycle hospital lor ad repairing at 5 00 terry licvuee . . . were in the place of those beys, don’t Cramer Bros. reut ot euurthom>e. . . o 00 vou ’’ “Ye«, I do,” he answered. “1 See the Quartz Improved I^jcatiun ................(Light*) 5 00 reckon God gave them money and nealth eale of pump............ nolicre at (lie Cui RIER Otlice internet lk ugla»* Co. to help them to be of some account in Ed ileriiott of Woodville was doing I SO . .. ......... »arrant the world,” said the young man. “Did some business in «¡rants Pass last week. Total .. »r.two 54 it ever »trike you,” he contiuued alter a House renting and Real Estate a spec pause, “that (iod gave \ou your lame ify N. P. Dmlge, CufiHKR office. CONTRA. leg fur the same reason—to rnaxe a man J. T. Gilmore and w.fa of Kerby ware By county a arrant« cancelled ».Ì458 24 of you?” registered at Hotel l.avton last Thors I “ interest on same................... 1655 11 He never saw the young man again, “ city and lK>ug'ia.*« couutv ay. ................ warrant* 62 50 but he never forgot the words. At first Father Desuiarias of 2430 69 they teemed cruel, buv as he thought of “ cash on hand dow n to I tie Pa»»* last .. »7,606 54 them they began to put hope into his Total ... his usual service. heart. His crippled leg God’s gift! To SCHOOL AND OTIII H R NIK. Surveyor .I S. Howard of Med foni went 1 make a man of him! He could mol believe ut into lhe Alehouse country last week To balam ® from last report . .. $1834 73 it. But stdl he could not get the thought •• institute funds....................... 17 ¿XI to do sum® survey ing out of his mind and at length it began 101 “ overplus tax sale............... Col. J. A. Straight came in from Alt 33s bö te put hope into him. Il helped him to “ amt. recd. city tax ............... l< estate of E. P . . . riee above hi« deformity and conquer 1 t house one day last week and reported ........... Savedure 9 72 It taught him patience and inspired him everything satisfactory in their mining I « sch<K)l districts 829 94 to heroic living. He soon learned that operations. »3181 50 what was true of hi« lame hg was true Total Attorneys Smith and Stewart went to of all the dirfieullies and hindrance« in Gold Hill last Monday, the former to de- CONTRA his life— they were all God’s gifts to | lend, the latter to prosecute some on® By amt. overplus tax sale ........ »41 93 him. for |>etty larceny. school sup, orders,. . Here is n golden lesson (or young peo state apportionment 540 20 Miss Marv Day, who is attending the <4 school sun. orders,........ ple w ho are starting life w Uh some hind Ashland Normal, came down last, bri 595 county apportionment rance or burden — lameness, ill health, <1 day night to visit ber parents over Son- paid City t reasurer 171 a deformity, something which seem« to paid auctioneer estate . day. She returned Monday morning. ..........................Sevedore 60 make their chance in lite an unequal one J. D. Hayes of Ki rby was in the Pass paid echoed districts. . —God gave you thi« burden, this hind- last Saturday to prove up on his home- ..................... special tax 1373 42 lance, this inheritance of difficulty, to I« 408 65 cash on hand ................ stead. Mr. Hayes report« business look help you to grow noble, strong, worthy. ing np at Kerbv. lie returned Saturday Total......................................$3181 50 A'hAtjseems to you a cause for discour evening as far as VVilderville. I, J. T. Tay lor, do hereby certify that agement is really a gift of Uud to make Thu regular meei mg of the W. C.T, U. j the foregoing it a true and correct state vou brave, persistent, victorious. will be held at the residence of Mr«. C Every new load God lays upon 11«, ment of the amount« received, paid out M. Tcriell on Friday, April 14 at 3 p. m. and remaining on hand in the county every new care or responsibility, every All interested in temperance work are treasury of traid county for the six new difficulty or burdru—a helpless in cordially invited to attend. ia.id to look after, a friend in distress months ending April 1, 1899. needing help, a hard bit of rued to walk Frank Houston a ill leave in a short J. T. T aylor , over, a disappointment—ia only auolh«r time for the Coeur d’Alene country County Tr(’a«urer. chance to grow, to become stronger, where he intends doing some prospect richer hearted, more Gnristllke. ing. He will procure an outfit in Walla County Clerk's Aeml-Annual Report. But how can we help sometime« yield Walla and may go as far north as Brit Showing the amount and number ot ish Columbia. claims allowed by the county court of mg to the disheartening influences w hich come into our life? When the way 1« K. E. Hanna, mail clerk mi the S. P. I Josephine county, State ot Oregon, fur what allowed, amount of warrants hard, when burdons aru heavy, w hen am’ son-in-law of W. S. Barrie, stopped 1 drawn, and amount of wai rants out- oil Sunday morning to visit his wife’s ' standing and unpaid, from the first day the cross cuts deep lulu the tUeb, when relations until monday. Mr. Hanna’s of October, 1898, to the 31st day Of wants stalk» beiuiu us, when the path ih pirmigh hot desert«, wnen each step regular run will now allow him tc lay Man h ¡899, lajih inclusive. outstanding, Oct. «cerns to be away from the goal, when overnight in Ashland instead of return Warrants 1st. 1898... ... $G."p88 73 even our brtohers block the way and ing the same day as formerly. Warrants cancelie<I since Oct. 1st. 1898 ..................................... 3500 17 make hfu hard and bitter for us, how AD-. Sara J. Kingman, who left lavt can we help being discouraged? December for her old home at Aurora, Balance......................................... $62288 56 .Answering this it may l>e said: ll Missouri, returned to (¡rant« Pass last Warrants issued since Oct. 1st. 1898, you «110 a ( hrittiau there really never 1» Friday evening after spending the win as follows: a sufficient reaeon why you ehould be .*■•$ ter. A number of friends cam® with Road and bridge. discouraged You will ultlimev lind tl.e Mrs. Bingman Io take a look at ths Paupers ............... way hard, Illing* will worn to be Criminal account, circuit court country. Criminal account, justice court against you. Your hope! may lie like Pastor J. Prxybiliski nt the Erntens Stationery.............. .................... wintered tiowuis at your foot, Your catholic church will attend Esther bes Court bouse, jail and fuel......... pians may tail. 1'lie lutur« aiay come Clerk...................... ........ ............. niHCb' birthday celebration in Jackson Sheriff Uuies neem dark, w ith no nun in the sky, .......... .. ville this week. Also the very Rev. Bailiff.......................................... ,. no stare m the heavens. Health may Father Adams of the Sacred Heart School Superintendent ............ pe uncertain. Advetsity may strip oil County Judge ............................... church, Montreal, Canada, will be in at life s beauiiet and leave desolation, it County Commissioners............ tendance and an enjoyable time is ex Road Supervisors. . ...................... may teem to you that yen cannot go a pectad. Insane............................................. step larther. .Nevertheless, there is nut, Beginning March 12th, the Northern Jury ................................................ « eveu in all these disliearteniug things, Coroner.......................................... l ai itic Railway will inaugurate a double County Treasurer........................ teanoii enough to justify discouragement daily train service to all points east, County Assessor......................... tor a child ot God. “All things are rin-se trains will both be first clacs and Election....................................... youis, and ye aie Christ's, and Ciinsl is fully* Hjuipped. This gives a service District Attorney.... Mud's." "We know that all thing» Printing....'. .............................. that is unequalled by any transcontinen Tax Remittance......................... work together for good tu them that love tal line. Fur rates or other information Over-plus tax rale........... .. .. God.’’ • Neither death nor ide , . . can call on or write E E. Dunbar, Agent, separate us hum lhe love of God, which Outstanding warrants, March Giants Pass. Ore. v 31 st. 1899.............. $09267 04 1« in Christ Jesus our ixjrd.’’ “We are ('Minera Hargainw. Estimated interest accrued . . 9895 25 more than uun<pierura turough him that loved us ' 11 the»® promise« are true Second hand No. 2 Bullseye, gond as .$79102 33 — and we know they are krue; nut one Total Liabilities................ new. Regular $8 film instrument, for resoucers . jot or tiltie of theut ever van lai I—there $5. Se® Voorhies at C ourier office. Funds in hands of County never can be a leal reusun why a Chris 19 Treasurer * I 2493 Lcok at the Annual Statement of lhe , Unpaid current taxes 1S9 k . 305M 0 : tian should be discouraged. We should “Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Amount due on tax sales .... H43 83 live victoriously, uvercumingevery meod ol darkne-B an l depression, aingiug und I Company” for ‘98. It wave»! to policy . $34521 05 rejuK ing wherever we go. — Forward. i tiolders over 51 per cent of its total in- Total Resource«. State of Oregon, f i come »luring th® year. During the forty County of Josephine f «8 How ie Your W Ife ? ; year« covered by the operation of the I, R L Bartlett, county clerk for the ' i.'omp-my, the interest earning« on the ! County of Josephine, State of Oregon, I las «be lost her beauty? If so, Con- invested a*«et« have been sufficient to do hereby certify that the foregoing 1« a tipation, Indigestion, Hick Headache true and correct statement of the num pay all the »xpenw« of conducting the ber and amount of claims allowed by arc the principle causes. Kail’« Clover • busin?«®, and leave a margin of profit to the county court of said county, for the Root Tea has cured these ills for over | polii-y holders of nearly $23,000,iM)0 I six months ending on the 31st day of half a century. Pr.re 25 <ts. and 50 eta. Mar< h, 1899, on what account the same rhis is a remarkably g«»od showing for were allowed, and the amount of war- Money refunded if results are not satis- policy holders. No American Company 1 rant« drawn and the amount of w arrant* fa tory.—W. F. Kremer. 10 i ita* paid a« good dividends in the last outstanding and unpaid, as the same I twenty five years. Dodge, Ix>ca ' appear upon the reconfs of my office, ! and in my official custody. Witness rny Agent. hand in I the seal of the county court, of 4 A «sid county, this 1st day of April, A. D < 11. L. HaaTi.KTr, 1899. ’ ............. County Cbrk. 4 bouil.. i 9:3 pa . at . Lf. I ■: l. Mid h U0 Receive (leposiu subject to check S :06 * m 1 Lv. Grant« Fa«s I.V. j 7:»r. N:A5 K.M Ar. Han Fran co LV. 8.00 P. ’.M. certificate payable on demand. Sells sight J .•aft* on New lurk, San Fran Abo r train« stop at all station» between Portia: and >alem. Turner. Man-u, ciwn» and Pur land. Jeffer* . Albany. < ullage <»rove, i iui^eut, Telegraphic Iran«far* tn Miedd , liaUey. Harrishurg, Jun< lion 1 ¡i‘., Eugei Drain Oakland, m t all -laiion the United Staten. from !.»••• ur, . Iu A I. and in< .ti-.v S|K?cial Attention given U» Collections anc general iHisines“ of our cuMornen. Collections made tbroughuat Homhein Roibur, Mail Daily K « ’■■'T Oregon, and on all ecve«Mble AT. 1 4 .3»» P. M An Ex<'«-li«-nt Combination. 8J(j».x. lv . Portland J. D. IKY’, President. 4.V. J 12:50p. a. m lv . Albany i he ph c-»nt method and beneficial J. T.rUFFSVi. e President. 5:20 p m at . Roeebure eff eta of the well known remedy, R. A. B«*rr»<. Ca-hier Svnu: of F ig *, manufactured by the OiNlNL . AR3 ON OGDEN ROUTE. CATJFoiijrtA Fl® SiKt’P Co., illustrate Pulman Buffet Sleepers the value of obtaining the liquid laxa IWEKin ad u lBI NDANT HARVEST. tive prir < .pl* s of plants known to be — and — are in»ured only tothoM* wbo *ow ora medicinally laxative and preM-nting StCc-.o ass S leeping C ams Turrrs sasus. senù poetai forour illu-trat- th‘»m in the f - tn m«rst refreshing to th« ■ Au»«h**o to all thtough trains ed catalogne and save money by pure hi !e <i''d a -eptable to the system. It (rum thè oe perTe<’t strung!henintf laxa- For lumber particulars inquire ol George •«-t.-'ing the system effectually. P acific seco C ompanv . Knte- n<f colds, headaches and fevers Wholesale and Retali. *52.'» to 729 J >t.. MecraiMeHto yet promptly and enabling one jitual constipation per West Side Division la «ohi at UnreH p perfect freedom from Liberal dÌMounts b able quality and sub- , JT» IL TRAIN PAILY H ’r ■ • » *• 1 kctin< on the kidneys. X, M 7 Is. without weakening M ll.B.' . m ar. Corvallis ur. hi CIV, a*<l t.rani, Pa*. taring them, make it the ideal Al Albany and Corval.iv ounnecl * .do Line Vasscngee Itale mir. r»f Or. central A Eastern i. v pmi of manufacturing fi gw ru • átenlo 1'*-* they are piratant to the raais D aily ixxcar- supuaT.i ’To medicinal qualities of the 1 To 1 4JM* :. m lv . PcrtianU ar. Stained from senna and lîJU . M ar. McM nv e lv . , 3:50 a . m lo . plant®, by a method Tb raupomna F ig H tr » p To 1 ■ to get its I »ene fi Hal Jhr »*»e tickeU uq sale bet»®-» n P-.rUand, Te 1 id imitations, please Net rate» >be • ■ »me of the Company $17 1'4 < ia-< and fit ac <-« hì <1 la«*. inGud- Ga» »t of every package (rm I sb » ni» I ticke*® b» Ea*te-n Boint« and Li? OP NIA HG SYRUP CO. A Alno J At* AS NA. H«»* saw raaHCioro can and AI .«TKALI A « an be ob- Jianxra kt w » w tobjl w t «»Oil taha? ou» <>ar aèrent. Grant» P ma . X**c I« aB — Pr« S*. t*r hrrftK GET Magazine Camera I lie l>Miigr*r of (si tting |>I m « Giiraj’t fl 4 Pertapa we have fv • thought ui di»- 4 rourageiMent ur being dang^rou«, but 4 it in. The feeling that begin» to creep 4 into on®’« heart voin® day when thiDg« 4 have net gum* q ite a - one hoj»e-I, 1» an «■III evil »pint trying l > get p »»«» «»ion of the 4 heart. Let it in, and you do not know to That will hold 24 glass ■ what, «in ami d>«a«ter it may lead. Di« plates or 72 cut films, or courageirient if mimed ami cheri-m I lead« any amount less than to de«pair. Or. thuugh it dm»« not gr w these numbers, or plates to «*i< h «ad ripene««, It ca*G a ebadow and films together, and for over one’s hi®. It weaken« one’« pur po«e* ami paraiyxe- one’s energie«. A only diicuuraged man i« only half hirmndf. Ue take® ho. J «(duty * .th but half L a normal earneatn*»«. R1« feet draz heav ily a* be toe« on life’s errands. We cannot aHord to allow ourselves to Tht s<- are not toy cameras be<-<>rnH discouraged even for an hour, even iu the smallest degree. VS e requir® but good leather covered a l o»ir strength if we »-iiid be e<|uai to instrument, taking clear the owed an<l «tre*» of each« > mon lav and Idistinct photographs Life is sol es«y for any of u« if w® mast 4x4 inches. See the work it worthily and make of it what Go«l ex done with these instru pects its to make We require that our 4 eye should be ciear, it« light uediinmed; ments. (hat onr heart «hall beat with fell po »- 4 mg , that our han I* shall la» strong and 4 •‘eady; that all our power« »ball b* at 4 tbeir beet I his < a®nut b® if we let our- selvee tjeco.ee tb® prey of dincourage* 4 If desired we arrange to give 4 jxrvjnal meat. instructions tn devel Some young people appnor to a’art in 4 oping, printing, etc., free to life amid di*-oursg*-mente. Their < o>- 4 those purchasing cameras. ditioe teems to fore**oom them to failure, 4 •r at lea*t to broken l»f® <«r only limited Developing Outfits and ««•cnee. Rut thia >«<»nly a »*emmg fore- 4 dooming. God has to ordered It lh»l 4 Photographic Supplies. war very hiedraocee may be made birse- £> W V $5 ! 4 A. E. Voorhies. » > > > ► ► > LAMPS, LANTERNS, DINNER- WARE, GRANITE WARE. TINWARE, TOOLS. ETC.. ETC. MATTINGS, CARPETS, 1 IRNITURE, WINDOW SHADES RUGS, NOVELTY, PAPER NAPKINS The Place to Buy House Furnishings Right. D kar M adam : Last week we mentioned something about it being house cleaning time. That time is about here, so we’ll have a House-Cleaning Sale, besides you’ll want various articles for repairs. We want you to keep this store in mind and come right here for things for the House. We'll save von Money. Picture Hooks. Glass Towels, 13c pair. Shelf Paper. Whisk Brooms. Metal Polish, the Best iu the World. Picture Wite. Scrub Brushes. Brooms, 20c up. Window Shades. Feather Dusters. Clothes Hooks. Floor Brooms. Dust Pans, 10c. Clothes Line both Cotton and Wire. Curtain Rods. Clothes Pins. Flue Stops. Bolts. Tubs. Clothes Baskets. Hammers. Wash Boards. Bed Casters. Saws. Gate Hooks, roc. Tacks. Wrenches. Screws. Gate Hinge Flat Irons. Curtains. Hooks and Eyes. Pot Chains. A Big Glass Bish for 25c. A Fine Assortment Osr Duty in the Philippinea. The situation in Manila bay after Ad miral l>ewsy's May day victory was ap prehensive. Th® formidable German lleet assembled thers soon after und the Spanish had an army of 14,000 men at Manila. Opposed to the«® fores« was Dewey'« squadron manned by 1,4(H) men, with reinforcement« far away over the Pacific ocean. Our admiral, however, wa« vigilant day and night. He «aw the neceasitv of his fleet remaining to pro tect Ameriesn Asiatic commerce from the II Spanish cunboats lurking in the Philippine waters after the Manila squadron was deatroye«! at Cavite. The admiral had no home is the oriental ocean but the one he had conquered,nnd there was no place to go if he left it. He was like the mas in Colon el Robert Ingersoll'« story who couldn't go any where el® Iucause “every other place was shut up “ If the admiral left Ma nila bay he must have proceeded te a coal station, and thence to another coal station, and mo on, getting only enough coal al a time to take him where he could do the same thing before moving on. Coal is as contraband as gunpow der. It was thou the German admiral l)eid- erichs overstepped, as is believed, the limitations of imperial instructions he had received and incorrectly interpreted the sentiments of th® German people. Hence (bo strained relation« that arose. Admiral Dewey finally said—not to the German admiral personally, a« the story got out, but officially tu the flag lieuten ant of th® German fleet—that interfer ence with th® blockade established by the American fleet would be an act of war. Admiral iMwey put it in (his way : “Surely your government does not pro pose tu make war upon ruy govern ment.” But if by possibility, as the course of event« would indicate, it wa« intended that “there should be war be tween Germany and the United States they could go right at it in five minutes.” rhe response from the flag lieutenant of the Geraian admiral was given with some agitation, but wa« very pacific. There was a betterment ot th® interna tional situation. When American reinforcements ar rived under General Anderson Aguinal do put himself forward «nd wanted to receive official advice« of lhe objects ol the American troop« in coming, so that ho might properly permit them todi-em bark, and prescribe th® condition« ua- ier which they could be allowed to land. When General Merritt arrived he put this sort of iru|»ertifiencH aside, and when the Ameriiau army occupied Ma alia, Aguinaldo wmn in an excessive ■late of pert liberation because he could ri’t occupy th® < ity jointly with General Merritt! Ami he thought the Americau eoinaiander-in-cbief should get out of the governor'» palace, that he (Aguinaldo/ might, a« the master of the country, oc cupy lhe ofli lal residence of thu general* in-chief Of cour»® he wa« informed teat there couldn't t>® joint occupatien of a city under martial law with an army of priaoners to watch, and the faith and honor of American arms pledged lore Mpiict property and regard personal rights, lhe next ineddle*-oinene«s of Aguinaldo was te prevent the Ameriesn | AFfuy from piucuring a pur® water «up- ply. H* ineisted for «Olli® days npon culling off the water from th® mountain stream. When informed that the water werki would be taken by fore® by the Atneriian« if necessary, naturally be got out of th® way, and then claimed to ' have “permitted’’ lhe American army to hav® water, and h® invited high cos «¡deration fur the imperial favor he had <:onferr»<i in allowing the Amer cane the list of th® water works. ¡-nathe wanted to I j ® consulted ab< ut the landing uf our tr'Xjps exf>e<ie<i to be asked for permits, and then deeired te nave It understood that he wa« Ixinefi mnt to permit eur army to supply (•- self with *hole«om« water. In th»* «am® «pint h® ba»l undertaken to atop the «up | ply of vegetables to A »1 aural Dewey « fieei He w««a nagging, threatening, fa>«e and irea< berou« conspirator from th® «tart, «ad the ignorarce and superstition <4 that portion of the Malay Irik® of 1 again that follow him were am h that lie im pressed them he wa® the real victor over the Spaniard«! He has stolen for ui« own purpose* among his own peo ple the prestige of the victor io® won by American« ami in that way rallied bls ■warm« of buwhwhacxer«. That ie the eert of “man ot lhe people ’ he is lie is just that bimi el ul*aiavette ' When I m wry gut hi« orders to destroy the Spanish fleet Aguinaldo was in ex- the Britivh empire to eave u, from tl.e le. He had retired with a certified greatest of misfortune!, our humiliation check for $440,000 Mexican dollar«,taken as a nation and a people? We must by requisition (rum a Manila bank that send Uawey all the battleships we have, never has seen ami never will see a if he wants them. There is a great deal dollar of thu money. That ceititled of gravity in the news that comet from check for th® proceeds of the bank rub the Philippinea. We have assumed re berv wafted away to Hungkong Aguin sponsibilities in the destruction af the aldo and 32 of his “compatriots.” Tiie Spanish government there that *• can Filipino war against Spain was started not abandon with honor. If we consent in his absence, and he waa dug up by to the policy lately so loudly advocated the Americans consuls at Singapore, of pusillanimous abondoument of the Manila and Hongkong, and was in Heng- j empire won in Asian waters, wa would kong when the Spanish fleet was des deer-end to a level such that the compae- troyed, making his appearance mood eion of Spain should bo accepted with YI lhat H alstead . after at Cavite. 11® Las lived in com thanks, fortable quarters (ar from scenes of strife, Te I! Your Blstr ever since, ami no on® except those be A Beautiful Complexion is an impossi longing to his military gang ha« ever bility without good pure blood, the wort voted for hiru for anything. that ulwayaexiMs in connection with good It should be understood that the pol digestion, a healthy liver and bowel«. icy of Admiral Dewey in lemaining al Karl's Clover Root Tea acta directly on Manila has been determined by the ne lbw lM)Wela, liver and kidneys, keeping them in perfect health. Price 25ct«.,an<i cessities of Ins situation. He has been 50 eta.—W. F Kremer. constrained to hold the fruits of his vic tory, to ask for re-ÍHÍorcements to serve Blaomae Foothall. on land and sea. TI hm ® who are against Thu Siamese youth have only one the policy of lhe administration condemn and would betray our famous Admiral game worth considering, and that ia in* and degrade, «o far as their influence digeuoue— or native Burmah—the ques could do it, the American army at Ma tion of parentage being a much mooted nila, which is fighting, not against lib one. At all event«, the game require« a erty, for imputation to that effect, no certain amount of activity, and ia very interesting to the on-looker It ia a matter where or from w hom it comes, is a scandalous lie. The army is tight - kind of football—in fact, I have heard it ing for the higher—that ia, American— called Burmese football—played with a civilization, religious liberty, and our na ball about four inches in diameter, made of braided ratan, entirely hollow, very tional right« under international law. rteose who are fighting the American «trong and renilent. The number of army ar® doing it under the false pre contestant« 1« not arbitrarily fixed, but tenses of a demagogue, who is neither play ia sharpest when there are enough soldier, leader, nor statesman, ami never to form a circle about ten feet in diame appealed to any fiaution of the inhab ter. The larger the circle after it ha« itants of the Philippines larger than one- passed the desirable diameter the slower half oí 1 ¡MH cent of the people. These the play. The kame ia to keep the ball desperados ami their mob would no! tossing in the air without breaking the wait lor the ratification of the treaty circle As a man (ails at hi« opportuni with Spain They ar® now legally Span ty he drop« out, and when there remain lards, a® they are firebug«, lógrales, as nut four or six, the work ia sharp and sassins, and. politiially, aiding a pre very pretty. The ball ia struck most posterous intrigue. So far a« this is not generally with the knee, but also with a fanataciHin of superstition, it is crazi the foot, from in front, behind, and at ties«. In this country the Tagalo party, the «idn. Home become remarkably whether composed of capitalist« gone clever. I have seen a player permit the mad or political adventurers or a false ball to drop directly behind hie back, scent, seeking a new departure, or tak and yet, without turning, return it clear ing ground against our National advance over his bead, and straight into the mid ment and glory (and are examples of a dle of the circle, by a well placed back- disease of opposition), will g»»t their re ward kick of bid heel.—Harper'• Weekly. ward in th® public contempt. If we could imagine their succeas to l>® possi ble, it could only bo accomplished by the defeat of the American army ol Phil ippine occupation. It was not a eecret in Manila in Aug ust last that Admiral iMwey wanted two battesliips and several gunboats. The Oregon I* at Honolulu, and «he is needed at th® Philippine Islands for the same “political reasons” that ®®nt her to the Hawaiian archipelago. There is a sp® clfic cry of inquiry, “Why does Admiral Dewey waul battleships?” Il i« obvi ously I® • aiu® the fleets of th® great pew ere of Eurup® have been gathering in I Aaiati.* w stere ever sin<® we possessed Manila Bay, and, in vLw of the delay* of our Senate ami th® outcry oí dissent from some of our dietingiiishud citizen« against our permanent occupation of th« Philippines, and in favor ol running away at on»®. The German warships that left when our flag wa* hoistedovet the domes of Manila are finding their way hack in about the same order in which they retired. They ar® looklag for us to become fug’itiv® In® Ameri can Admiral who won th® gloríeme pop ularity that commari'D lhe nntniinoii* vol® of coBgresa in hi* h«»nor m «pite ol all tti® grumbling abo il E h * M< b. iriley a<hnini«tration, want«, ami must have, if we are true oarselve® and decent in treatment to those who serve u« be) und the see«, th® superior physical force in lhe waters of the Philippi®** • A •• have there sn army of 20,000 men. Snell we allow the basis of operations upuu which they rest—from which they must re ceive their «applies of ammunition, an I largely, their ratiofis--lo fall into un friendly hamls? Shall we re embark ihe troops, reconeider the ratification ol the treaty with 8pain, turn over the rich est archipelago in th® work! it» natural resources to the Spaniaro«», mat thr> may semi their armies there that capi tulated i® Cuba to massacre the fuoliah people now fighting us? 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