The Guthrie Daily Leader. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 12, No. 19, Ed. 1, Saturday, June 18, 1898 Page: 1 of 4
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VOLUME 12.
GUTHRIE OKLAHOMA. SATURDAY EVENING JUNE Is. 1898
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Our prices for this season will be as follows:
Ice in quantities of 500 lbs and over 85c per 100 lbs
Ice in quantities of 200 lbs and less than &00 lbs 40c per 100
Ice in quantities of 100 lbs and less than 200 lbs 50c per 100
CO lbs of Ice 23 cents. 25 lbs of Ice 15 cents.
121 lbs of Ice 10 cents 0 lbs of Ice 5 cents.
1 000 lb ice books containing 10 tickets 25 lb $5.00
2iS0 lb ice books containing 40 tickets C lb $1.50.
Distilled water 5c per gallon.
PAUL JUNDT Manager.
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Low Rate and
Through Train
to the
Allan'ic Coast
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Route.
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WON IN THE SENATE
Bill For the Creation of an In-
ternational Bank Passes
by Vote of 20 to 28.
AVaoJilngton Juno 17-Tii fWetBB re-
Jatluiw commute llm.uifh Mr. Iavln. Hid
chairman today r"iuriHl favorably to
the gemUe tlw N-wlaiwlH ri-soliUWum
thi- annexation of th lluwalUui UADd.
jtT luvls announreU IU puriMMto of rail-
ing iit ih rt"luUon tomorrow fr i u
ldrr.iu..n. but an th. senate d-c-IJ-l l.it-
r to jJJount until Montkay. the U4ai.-
upon Uie roluUon will not ht.Rln un-
lit that Unit.'
The bill to Ineornorata th Internartowtl
Amertoan bank in accordaftoe with Uie
reiulutlon of the J'an-Amertcan MtiBr-i.
which ha oocupled greater -part uf thi
8t-ntea time thU wk w pa-- ty n
vote of ta SI The denim of il. m..i.-
ure le to fumUh uch benklar mO iv
chang faoltMlMi as will luwrnwe mail
between the 1'nKo.l MiateH anU toutrle
of I'eirfral J South Amcrlcu. The Uli
provlJea that Hi l-nk mll have a
lapltl atock of J.UwmJO unJ tha' the
capital mock may l.o inireaaetl to J
000 OX) The tiwtituiion to eooroin.e
wtUt the terms of th JMII. hH W vn-
utr the upervtii(M of the eomplrOMer
of the currency aiul In Hie fharncter of
jihe c-rporutlori. ihlch the bill rrent.
ttatu pn.Ueec are t.urdtl to the In-
Form an Important de-
partment in this drug store.
Every single article we sell
is absolutely pure value
for every penny paid is
contained in it. Colognes
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toilet waters powders
salves tooth cleansing t
ptcparaiions an me uesi
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Only oile faro plus 82 ami customary o
N. K A. membership fee for tickets Jj
to Washington I). C anil return o
They will bo on salo July 3 4 and fi o
180S at Santa Fo Houto ticket olllceb. J
l'ulliiian Palace and Tour st Sleepers
and free oliulr ears will leave points In
Oklnlioma on July I lMtd lor bccoiu-
modatlon of tuachers and their friends &
and ko through to Washlnston I) C o
without chanifo. The unders'fned will
bo glad to tell you when train will pabs
this illation or nuarest junction point. j
Itlnorary and list of desirable low-
rata excursions from Washington fieo a
on uppllcatlou. A. J. Cohkiii
Passenger Agent 2
authrio. O T.
a
oorporatnra In view of atlvantaxee which
arc cxpectexl to arcue to thcae InterevtMl
Hltlt trade wMti South American rount-
ncM. Tile bill provide that any coterie
of ctttaena who oofiiply with the require-
ments of this charter tmy organlae and
oatskllsh an International bunk.
A i J o'clock the bill iitourontlnK the
International Avwrlcsn ttank was taken
up.
Mr. Turner of WIHnBton. opposed the
bin on poittiosj aad cttiMtUutlonal
sTiountls.
Tlif amendment offejad by Mr I'et-
iiih. to strike out rue provision enabling
the Umk to not "as trustees la any mor-
ik'Bu glvt-n to secure snail UarW (ov
rninent. utarte er mu(tlclpal) aiMl to
countersiKn the Mams as trustee" was
.u''ixil by Ue oommlttee and atlopeL
The following was offered by Mr- Turner
(Wash ) ss a subsHluie fer SeaHmi 11 and
accepted by the oomiUee and adopted
The iiroperty frunctilne and hasfneas of
to L.r taxed by the slates in which said
pnitt-rty shall be or the safe! franohiHi'
iixl Ijii'Iih -- hall lie exercised and m-
IikIi.I lo the full ability as rh. utr lu
Willi h the fmnrhto and buslmas of do-
weMtlc curpamicms ajul the hars of
etiM-k of said CuriHtratloa. property sit-
uated In any state fur taxation may he
taxed In such Mate to the same extent
ami in the same manner its oilier per-
sonal iroperty." -" j
The bill was Uwi pssslte a.
At 1p.m. the senate .wr"lnt execu-
tive ins sign ond Mr. Jonoa (Ark.) moved
that when the senate adjourned. It be
until Monday. It was adopted. At Sp. in
Mm 'ivwac tiujMiiic-u
4UICV ROW
Kxrctnl to lUimir nt thr Mrrtlny of thr
Itriiiibtlmn lniinr
Ihc 0'nlahotna correspondent of the
Kansas City Star has boon talking with
Republicans of lato and thinks that
fact! jr til Republicans havo already
Bliarpc cd tholr peuclls on the Ucpub-
llcan Loapue onremloti which wl 1
moot nt l rry on Tuesday June 21. It
was bollevcd when I'orry was chosen
last yenr at HI Itono that It might give
an advantage to (lovorhor Harness and
hia administration at Noblo county
ivas rcoognUod as having many of liis
most loyal adheronta within Ibvbor-
tlcra.
It is trito but ttue that the times
change and the pooplo change with
thotu. Since tlio pitched battle nt Kl
Ilono disappointment has come to more
than one Ilarncs man in Noble county
who expected to bo rewa-dud with the
emoluments of afatofllce. There are
as many perhaps more so c llarnea
Republicans lu Noble than in any othor
county in Oklahoma. Their falluro to
get what they expected has caused so
much dissatisfaction that tlio mora ro-
boll ous go so far as to say that the
Republican party in Noble county is in
a sad way and that no ticket vtll bo
put in the field this fU. Tlio Knter-
p ise-T mes of I rry took a signiflcatr
attitude last week when It printed a
long editorial erv'ng notice that It
had cut looso from the territorial ad
ministration Th ro are those who bo
Hove that this forebodes a local assault
upon the Ilarncs men when they go to
tho league meeting.
Thore would be no surprise were the
stirring scenes at HI Itono to be re-
peated at 1'urry. It can hardly bo
doubted that tho Ilarncs men had the
best of tho day at HI Reno. 1 hey wero
better Organized than tho Klynn men
and carried points which the others
were not able to defeat. Much of tho
success of tho Ilarncs men was duo to
tho work of Dr. Sutton of Pawnee as
temporary chairman. President liacon
was indisposed and gavo way to Ur.
Sutton with tho understanding that
the latter should glvo tho Ilarncs men
tho best of it. Ills rulings were unfair
to tho Hlynn men nnd Col. Itradley of
Kingfisher lturlol great chunks of
fiery Indignation nt him and ended by
saying dramatically: "Let us walk out
of he'O and lot 'cm go to hell."
Tho'o aro many Klynn men who
clnlnt that they were really In the mu"
jor.ty. This was probably true At
that tlmo many Klynn sympathisers
wero looking for otlluo undcrOovoruor
Itarnofl and wero fearful of injuring
themsolvoB by allowing any antagonism
toward him. V th the support of these
fainthearted delegates added to his
loyal supporters It has been estimated
that liarnct' strength was at least 05
per cunt of tlio ''elegit tos He was In
tho minority howevor without these
seekers for olllcc.
Within tho last year many persons
who expected ollleo havt boon turned
down and tho res nlmcnt thoy may
Bhow will be a big factor 1 1 tho Perry
convention. Souio of tho men who sat
on tho fonco at Kl Uano trembling
with expectancy were glvun places and
power. They will alsj take a hand in
the proceedings.
WKT F0K CHOI'S.
Jfnfiis Iuro JltHifilril llir Ulirnt lloirrrrr
Tilii.n Obterrer U'dlrinrjrr.
The report of tho United States
woather bureau for the week ending
Juno 13 gives tho average tcmnoraturn
for tho week as 73.2 which Is S 4 de
grees below the normal. The uuxl-
tntim was 81 and tho minimum 03 de-
greos. 'thunder storms with light to
heavy rains occurred every day. Rains
wore heaviest in the Osage nation and
portions of the western and southern.
sections. Tho ralna and cloudy woath
er delayed farm work in nearly every
couuty.
Owing to tho cloudy wet woather
wheat ripened very slowly. Where
rains were heavi st somo duiuatre. wan
done to the crop by boating It to tho'
ground; gonorally however the rains
wero beneficial especially to late
whoat washing on the rust and In the
western "strip" count'os whore rains
wero needed giving plenty of moisture
to mature tho crop. Owing to tho wet
and soft soil verv little harvesting lm
yet boon done but In every section tho
early whoat Is ripe and fanners are
only waiting for the ground to dry to
put tlio reapers to work.
Corn grow rapidly all the week. The
early corn is all laid by and is now
tassel I ng. Lato corn is getting very
weedy and requires cultivating tho
rains during the week having to a
great extent stopped this wo k. The
rainy weather was beneficial to oats.
Tho crop is now made and tho genur-
al condition is above tho average
Theio was too much rain and cloudy
weather for cotton last week whlob.
prevented host rosu U. Fields are
boooming woody and the ground is
generally too wet to cultivate. The
aoreago in ootton Jn Oklahoma
s reported to In very near the
average while in tho Indian Territory
tho acreage is below tho average.
Orats Is very lino and a largo crop xt
hay Is assured. All lato crops havo
made rapid growth.
T u.
-Iq Cure Vuutttustion Forever.
11 U O C fall to cure. dniMUu refund mAjwv.
BAPTISTS AT DUNCAN
Large Attendance and Much In-
terest at the Annual
Convention.
Duncan. 1. T. June 17. (Special Tm.
day at noen the delegate to the Terri-
torial tlapttat Convention hcg.in to arrive
They came from many states and terri-
torial ami are a fine body of men.
WKDXQgrtAY'S I'ltorRKmNflr.
The first day of the convention was de-
voted to in work of tire minister' Union.
The meeting was ratted n order by the
Pre. Iter. U II. ltolt. of Guthrie O. T.
after an excellent prayer meeting the f i.
I'twlna; 1 hemes were considered.
The value of exegetlcal prachtng. llev
n. Hogers D. IX rend a very valuable pa.
ped on the SHliJet: Full of excellent sug-
gestions. In the discussion which follow
ed profitable addresses were made by
Hevs. Wheeler Smith Anderson Mcfjl-
lough Mnrrow and Dent.
The second subject wa: 'How to secure
Interest lit the mhl-wask ssrlrlce." Open
i-d by ltev. M. O. KeUey. Among other
things the spvakcr featd: "Do not use
worldly methods sensational subjects do
not scold. Give peitnWil Imitations give
those present something to do limit ser-
vice to one hour aflar baring begun on
time cultivate sociability remember the
object of the praver meeting threefold
the development of character the conver-
sion of souls the glory f Ood." Hrethr-n
Dyke Iluxtnn Hrewer and other par-
ticipated In the discussion.
The third subject was: "Pastoral work.
How and when to do It.'
J. M. Wheeler.
Adjournment follow. .1
Oiei)cd by Hey.
A profitable prayer meeting nitened the
session. The first address of the subject.
presented hy ltev. Wheeler was followed
by several other brethren.
"Regeneration as related to church
niemliershlp." ny ltev. IF. II. Magee.
Itevn. Stole and Holt stroke In the discus.
sion. Stress was laid In all addresses up-
on the necessity ol caution In the recep-
tion of members In 'the Shurches th.it
i hey be rdtfanarnted psrgans
Th nxt nubjeat wag parvan.il work n
soul winning. The Inttgduetpry address
h! ltev. I.. Iloberukm of Ardmore was
heard with market! ntsntlan. ltev. (Irani
of Illackwell. O. T. fallowed with a vig-
orous speech.
.Mis SiKiuswIek n mhsHonary to Uie
Cheyenne Imlrfetis. fsv iwrsonal experi-
ences tliat were initeh enjoyed hy I lie con-
gregation. Mrs. Mnrrow also xpoke
brh-lly.
The relation of the pastor to the Sunday
School proved to be a popular nnd awak-
ing subject Hev I L. Smith of Kl Ileno
gave a good address. Dr. Huston of Guth-
rie and Mr. Drawer of Norman Stiperln-
tendants. apflka to the edllleotbn of th.
ministers. Messrs. Wheeler and Itest
closed the dlscusnlon. All the speaker
agreed that the pastor can not afford tJ
neglect the ii. 8 He ought to lie In hearty
sympathy with and partlelpal) in Its wark
aa oilier duties permit.
The following committees were an.
nnunsat). Itnnnllments its vs. Marrtauo
I'Atterann anil Dent.
Nominations; lteva. Wake Anderson
and Wheeler.
Iteaolutloita; Itevs. Scott. Robertson and
Stole.
A crowded bouse enjoyed the aeng Mtv
vice at 8:30 o'clock.
The sermon was preached by Ttav. A. II.
Stote of Perry. Text Hev. & ML It was
a scholarly scriptural ami spiritually 110-
llflltiic dfeaourse and held tbs gpproiing
xttentlon of all present.
Tlte Ministers' Union held an hour's ses.
elan besrloK Um Htllntrlt 'BmmHta
and nominations the following were elect-
ed officers for the coining year
I'ree. lUv. A. H. Dent 8. ti)saterj V.
l'res. ltev. U U Smith. Ill ltetio; Hm.
ltev. V. A. Treodwell South McAlester
I. T.
Treas. ltev. f. W. Morrison YukoH. To
preach annual sermon
Hev. I- Hob-rtson Ardmore.
The convention was tailed to order at III
o'clock by the l'res Dr. Murrow.
The annual sermon was preached by
Hev. W. M. Hayes Text. I'hll. 1 la.
The afternoon was devoted to organisa-
tion and other buwinrss. The election re-
sulted in the choke of Or- MtMrrpW of
Atoka. I. T.. l'res.
He vs. I II. Holt Outhrls. V. Htubbl.
AeM Duncan A. II. Dent . McAlleater
Vice Presldewts ltev. W. 1. IMak. JtMa.
haka secretary and treasurer.
The evealag was given up to heartng
addraaaa awl reports at ywtmg peoples'
work.
Towihmtow aa4 Hatarday will b devoted
to ooeveHtioM work.
U. II. Holt
L'OLIUK I-AW
SUSPENDKI).
Topeka Kaaaas Juaa 17 governor
ledy has Isued s procljmathrn suspend-
ing tfie metrottolHsn police 'at ot the
tale of Kanaas (he sauie t ffZ effect
t noun on ttie first dy of July a. And fur-
ther Ute guveruor re'.ukm the appolNt-
raettts of the twxinl of pulice oMiHnlsskMi-
crs In all cities of the first Hlw la the
state to take ifi.n on i day maa-
tloned. Tlda mare of aovemor Ieedy is In ae-
ourdanee with the out ten of tlie vopu
decJarMl In Its platform for the immedi-
ate juieptrHtdyn of the metropulitan jk-
hce law uud it- abolishment by the Uk
isUture.
QUEEN
Proposes lo
ol
Is liiiuiirlicil ut Portland Gun.
Miles May (Jo Soldiers
Land nt Cnvilc (Jonioz
Heady to Co-opornto
Willi An oHcuiis.
Special to The Dally Loader.
Madrid June 18. The queen
regent issued a manifesto today
in wli'cli slic propo es to abdi-
cate the Spanish throne in favor
of the Infanta Isabella. The
news creates great excitement.
Sunday KfsIit Fxpoctod.
Special to The Dally leader.
Washington June 18. A
light is expected toinonow at
Cuanlanatna.
Doelat u I iidupondtMico.
Special to The Dally Lender.
London June 18.- On June 18
Agunaldo and his chiefs in the
presence of American officers
and troops declared the inde
pendence of the Philippines.
Agunaldo has captured a large
amount of money which he has
deposited with IJewey.
Trouble About Miles.
Slclnl to Tlio Dally leader.
Wasipngton June 18.U is
dfiiicd that Gen. Miles has prac-
tically been superseded. The
president is friendly to oliles
but Alger is opposed to him.
Columbia All Itilil.
Special to The Dally Lender.
Nbw York June 1R. The
cruiser Columbia has been re.
paired and was put iif service
again to-day.
dome is Willing
Spsclal to The D.illy leader.
Nkw Yomc June 18 The Cu-
ban junta received a dispatch
from Comey. to-day saying that
he was ready lo co-operate with
the Americans.
Anioricans at M nulla.
Shancjhai June 18 It is said
that the American Eoldicrs have
reached Manila and are unload-
ing at Cavitt.
Unlets to Ilecrtiil.
Siieclsl lo The Dally 1-ouder.
CmcAno June 18: Oovernors
of the dilTfrent states are get
ting orders to recruit under the
second call for volunteers.
Loiter dost $10 )()))().
Hpeclnl to The Dally Leader.
Chicago June 18. Joseph
Leiter lost ?10000000 in his
wheat dea
HCOTTIFAS AII0DK.
.1 Iteltr oflltirli Hay on llrnuit ttlrtrl It
Turn ficui
Carpenters wore at work this morn-
ln' tearing down the sbaelc on the
aornor o( Oklahoma Avenue and
llroail street formerly owned by Hen-
ry Douiflais familiarly known as
".Seattle." Hjottie was taken to the
Norman asylum last year where he
lived only a few months lie was In-
variably 01 it'd to the iruii'Ktta with
white mule and it alTeettMl his reason
to Hitch an extent that tlio authori-
ties sent hltn to Norman for safe-
keeping. The lot on which the housti
was loeatad has been In the ptMsusslon
of flvo different claimants.
8UPUISME COUIt'l! AIMOUKNS
l'il A'fvf Thumtay IIicuToj- Cmf Hill
lie -A run fit
Huprutne eourt adjourned this morn
ing until June S3. The morning wbh
eo lis u in wl in hearing argumrnt in tho
Insurance oatte of the i'orry board of
oduaation.
On Thursday urgutaont will be heard
In tho Woodward tax oases In whleh
Chester I. Long is interested and in
the federal oase of Jemima Woodfcon
1IA0AN SH.I.S II1S FAK31
Jloiiyht by ii JCantat Man fur u lAirQ
UvHiitlerutfun
II. II. llagati of this eity has sold
liJi farm adjoining the eity on the
north to Mr. Langtry of St. Marys
Kans The tranftfor papers give 830-
000 as the consideration.
Pos-tTobtcro Spit sua Smokt ToorUfe imj
1 quit tobacco rm-V. and forever be mar
oattc. lull of life nerro and vigor talc No-To
IUac.lUowiiadut vrrl. r tuatuiakm weaKur
itrong. AH druggt.Ui&Ooor II Cureeusraa
teed liooklfit and sample fiue. Addrcsu
HurllDK JUmedj Co Chicago or New Y rk.
SITUATION IS GRAYE.
Very Properly Thinks Sagastn
Who Addresses the
Cortes.
London June 17 Senor Hagwsta reply-
ing In the cortea today to a question as
to whether Spain had fallen replied In
the nagttlve but he ndded that the situ-
ation there was one of the gravest char-
artcr. The dlspntett from Madrid agree
that this statement together with the re
port thnt the rebels are attacking the
walled city .has caused Intense' depres-
sion. Japan according to xperlnl dispatches
from Shanghai. Is Hrndlng additional war
ships to Mnnlla. nnd It Is reported nt
Shanghai that the American troops have
arrive! at Manila.
Special despatches from Honw Kong.
confirming the dispatches to Hi. Associ-
ated Press from Manila add tin rumor
that Captain General Auguatl's wife nnd
family ar lielil as hostages at Cavltc
Vrom tlte same source comes the re-
port that TMtlo capital of the Province
of ToHdo mt the Iaslg nearly opposite
.Manila liaa heeti the scene of a great
fire presumably the petroleum work
there. It appears that when the Oermsn
nlla bay that she look the unusual
course of saluting the Spanish flag. This
caused much comment. Another rumor
Is thnt Ciiptnlri (letienil August I has lie.
signed because of n disagreement with
'he archhlKhnp of Manila.
DISPOSAUIF TROOPS.
Adjutant General Corbin Malccs
His Report on the Vol-
teer Service.
Washington June 17-AdJutant Clt-
enil t'orbln tonight made public the num-
ber of mldialonal regiments. baUallons.
ooinp.i riles or haUeHes roqutreil from
each stair under the ecoml call of rbe
'resident for volunteers. The orgnntaa-tkn-
from each state the number ol
which Is herewith given will be In ad-
dition to the number of men which will
Ik enlhfted from the several states to
nil the minimum of 100 men to a company
the organisations now In Uio field.
Of the TsjiWfitMi required under the
lreaMets second rail tt.OOU will be n.-cl-
ed to recu t the exli'lng volunt..t rel
ments up to the maximum .inmiii. Tn
.Main these recuits diytachni. nt from
cacti volunteer regiment arc ic.u in ne
ntiites from Which thoy come. '1 lie re-
inulnlng StOOn men will be orgaiilx.l Into
comimnlea hattallons and regiments as
the exigencies of tho call reipilre. each
4tuto meeting the miulremenu of the
second rm M met thoso of Hu flrnl call
Tiider the wond cull the vnrlius xl.it i
4lMl territories will furnish as organlsi-
ttons. tl regiments of Infantry six regi-
ments und thre' cnmpmilcs f inftintrv
In unattached organlsntluiHi It llgtit liit.
terlea and three heavy batteries. Ac
cording to the statement lUftde by Adt.
Oea. CorWn the mw organisations will
be appotoied among tfce territories and
states sa foihews.
Colorado one light battery artillery; Al
abama two battalions Infantry; Callfor-
ala one teglment Infantry; Oonncllinrt
one regtmenl inf.intry; (leorgta one re-
giment 1nf.intr. Illinois two reirlments;
infantry; Imllnns one rlnient infantry
and twu eamiunles Infantry Iiwi. two
light tsMterlcit Kansas two ltt.-l.-s in
fantry; Kentucky one regiment lirfun-
try; lAmlslana. three light halterleit ar
tlllery; Maine three tusivy ImiltIih
Msrylaad mie Iwiialkui iursntrt. UitH
acbusetts mie regunent liifsimo Mull
igan on regtmiitt infantry Minn sola
una reglini nt (nrirary. MIshIs-I..i lx
ootMpanlcu Inftntry; Mlasouri ine reKl
metit Infuiitiy Nebraska ! r Ktmi nl
Innnlry; V. w Jtrscy one r.glin. n' In-
fantry; N.w Ynrk three reicliiHtiiM in-
fantry and ihn- light lH(.n.-. Nnrtli
Carolina . en c-atpHnl Inr.witrv (Jtii..
one regiment and nine cnmpuriti Infan
try Oivg.n. tw light UhMiiIcj urilller
I'enna. It c.tiitvuih-s lifuntr Ittaxlc
Island two lialterhw artillery light I
Bouth ("srnllria two twrtailoms lnf:intr
Tennessee one r gtasent Infantry Texas
one regiment Infantry; 1'lah one light
battery; Vlrglnl.1. two lut.nlH.n. Infun-
try; Washington one bartallu Infantry
West Virginia one regtinent iufuntry;
one light battery . Nevada three compan
ies Infantry; Aiisnna New Mexico Okla
homa and Induin Territory one rogtment
mfaotry each.
Wyoming Idaho Arkansas Blortdu
Ne-v n.mpshlr. Deutware Motatanu
North Dakota Vermont ar.1 tho Ul.t-
trlct of t'olumUa. huvtng under the Ami
cat! Yurnurtito) lu egoee to rheir u.l.i
will nut be lullud upon to furnish uuy
new o.'gantasMaMa under rbe aecond cull
Impiy ttUUta Mm ormnisattons now lu
the service.
WIliliJNOT PAY.
Iiil.l TO MgriiiATK ihan uki'.t
1IOTI.Y oI'liutKH
Madrid June 17 In Uie hnnibart f
dsputles Henor ItwMra Olrtw mlnldter
of tin- colonU-s preiHHiled a Mil to pro-
vide f..r the payment of the coupon of
thr I'ulvtn dibt due July 1 The meas-
ure will bo hotly opposed.
INSURGENTS MEAN.
They Take Keen Delight In lbs
pleasing the Spaniards
In Philippines.
Manila June II. vis Hongkong. Jun 1
There wn .1 . .n. 1- 1 1 1 ok laf v n
In. In cvirj . 1 1 1 .1 I ie Spont.t'.li
were Informal ..r t ii. - .i-.vn rents Ini -1
Hon to rapture i 1 mu-nines out i e
the frtUrilni) u MihIh. and Pimi
M. - 1 vmtthw.ird mil w 1 prl of h
tiu 'li. lofiirc th. v 1 ..n. . n'rete.1 m r
r r 1 '.in iinrein . fr..i t in iittir A
fi til Itt.l lftnill.ir.l .1 Ml Inmrtn ill .. . 111
pi'" 1 MilnlMin 111. 1 t'llioean 1n tho
iiciithiin it.ur1.n. Tti. SinnlunJi w r..
Il1"" ttd imti... iwraluMl mi.l iar
itw.il in I Mh.
HOUSE ntOCKEDINOS.
MKMi-i:m nir:rlrri! oenkiia
I'KKKIi'IKNi It lifLL.
W i-Iii .utn Jim ii general J.-
fi. I. in I 111 iM'cnplxl Hi. iii ntlim of tho
lime. i...liy. it pn.l.tlU will imt
(hi In ii before MoiMat t ii. session a'
l.i .' ...I.ik being ml ij. ir t for cul..!i-
up m tin 1 Ue Benitor II mis .if Tenn
Ditiii. wns ri Hum. il up tt the pin
graph iipiiroprl.itliiK M i mm io nupph a
deficiency In the fr. . I n iy jiervn. tt
tho pout office ileirirtiin in
Mr. Iovc (Ih-m JIh- i in laed the A
pnrtment for hating In. mr .t experts i n
excess of the approprl it Ion innde t.v tf.a
last Mil.
Mr. ftimmlng.-i (li m N Y.) nml Mr
ilrndlcy (T)em. N Y) ulo. ii si Incr. a J
free delivery nml trgud f r itntntin tlio
postal QUthorltieM dlKen-tion m providing
for public needH.
Mr. Cannon xplaln. .1 thit shonlj tho
appropriation not be m nl rs.iURlt t ir
rlers would le ditch m.-. 1 i cconomtx.-
and limit the . am rxptniii lo the form r
appropriation Thi pirignpli m
passed.
During the rcnllnn of the bill a dl.-tcu .
slon arose over a parnirrnpli of minor in-
leri'irt. Imtdentitl to which Mr. Hay tltrp
N. Y ) li.nrm.in of the ommlttoe on pen
mIoiik a.i tteil that nuir.' privatoo ticnsloit
IiIIIh Ii id ieen pnssed tiy nho prsent con
un - wlihln the K-iine tlmo and moro
i linn th. t .tnl number pissiI by the Jin 1
iii.t Mr.l . ongrensea combine! At S oVI.ji k
tin lion... took h recom.
l.'VRNINd SKSSMV.
Al th. . vi nliiK schiiIoii III. hluseilKliM
hi vn pn-ii m .mil relb f loll- ind the .in
ml.. i of ihe whole .li"... .1 of to in.
in. -i tiiinniK the l.nt.t I. Itiu one lo to
crime to fai the Jin-ion t lr Mir
Wulknv
DEMAND FOIt THE ilONDS.
AI'I'I.lf'ATION FXm OVER t
WtiMTIt Ot) TO fUSCItBTAIlY
Si I... in . Jun. 17 . i Jiina.tiijo n i
i i ikcn In .it tin mil ii isurj i.l v
in xubscrlptlotiN to tli. ii. -w war bum'
'ol. Oconto II Hmlih Hi. iib-lre i-oir. r
has received a teli-gmm fi..m 8-cr. i ir
(logo InstructliiK htm thit liereaft.r oil
aptdleatlons for nion tli.ui $Oi noitli .r
these boiidn mmi I tmttlo direct i ii
secretary of the tnnsury
Kallard's Snow ldnlmont. Thoro in
no pain It will not relievo no swolllng
It will not subdue no wound it wli
hoal It will euro front bltci. chllblalnl
and corns. 23 and SO V. II. Lllllo &
Oa
BABY
HUMORS
Iinttm t r rtf n
i r. ini ips and
ri t f r
(ii
t i irn. 1 ti w ti
I IV i- ! H. u (
in. K " p'it limr ri
Tli i ' . I ' i it in it r.
for It. i ' i m I . . i i . jiv si 1
j.imi'lv I. o . Ti i inrtl"' R 1 1 or. t l-lood
(u tic lira
t I -trgTsu-
Ht HUaV" Itiai r I Uv
BABY BLEMISHES frrtf&"::r
WAR WAR
WAIt ON DUUO 1MUCES.
I will Ur tks next Til IliTY DAYS
give special prletts In
DKUqS I'AIhTS
OILSVBRWUMKRY
INSHOT I'OWDHR
MOTH 1JALLS
cROQUnyrsBau hammocks.
and in fat cvQrythln"; In tny sloro at
i ruuuo pnatvt i win give you tho
best Ualnt for the laoney lu the
world. (taU and get prices
RENFRG'S DRUG HOUSE
in OK.L J UUUA AniXVJC.
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