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GENERAL NEWS IN BRIEF
"ARAGRAPHED CURRENT EVENTS
OF THE WEEK.
fijeanxd from the Tour Corners of
the World and Condensed in Short
raragrnpbs for the Convenience of
Hurried Renders.
Sir Matthew Uaillie TCejrbie. chief
justice of British Columbia, is dead.
~ It ifi believed thatsmallpox has been
thoroughly wiped out in Atchinson.
The president has appointed Frank-
lin G. Hol brook postmaster at Minne-
apolis.
George Hankins was shot and killed
by a man names Mullinix, in Marion,
twenty miles from Princeton, Ky.
A dispatch from Rio Grande do Sul
Bra7.il, state* the government troops
have defeated the insurgents near lie-
lotas.
1 According to the Courier-Dem<Jrrat.,
more than 12,000 admission tickets
were s#ld for the afternoon perform-
ance of Ringling Bros'. circus the oth-
er day.
At Hanover, Ind., Monday afternoon
George Snyder shot Phillip Stollham*
er twice through the lungs, inflicting
a fatal wound. The men had been
gambling and quarrelled.
Officials of the world's Columbian ex-
position sent to the stockholders Sat-
urday the 10 per ccnt. dividend declar-
ed last May, aggregating $790,000. of
this sum Chicago received about $250-
000.
?THE TWO TERRITORIES.
CONGRESSIONAL AND LOCAL
SUMMARY.
Sewn in General of Oklahoma and
the Indian Territory Pertaining to
the Pale Face and the lied Man.
The private banking house of Gould
Bro., at Bridge, Ont., was entered
by burglars Friday night and cash and
securities to the value of 810,000 stol-
en. No description of the thieves can
be given.
The commencement exercises of the
University of Virginia followed with
a joint celebration of the Jefferson
and Washington Literary Societies.
Chauiicy M. Depew was the orator o!
Mr. Gladstone gave a dinner party I the occassion.
Monday, the first social function he
William Tomlins, who for nineteen
has attended since the recent opera- | h„ been director of the Apollo
iion on one of his eyes. Musical Club, of Chicago, has resign
Mr*. Caroline Wandel, one of the ed. The resignation is the result of a
oldest residents of Chicago, is dead disagreement with the club manager,
She was a philanthropist and did much over his salary.
good among the poor of the city, The ,vhaleback steamer, Christopher
George A. Pickel, of the large whole- Columbus, will sail for Chicago, where
sale liquor firm of George Pickel & Co she will go into the excursion business
•of Nashville, Tcnn., died Monday. He between that city and Milwaukee. On
has been a prominent and leading an excursion a few days ago 5,500 peo-
business man there for fifty years. pie were carried.
On account of the soft coal famine The report that Nellie Grant Sartor-
the (Jallen mills, the largest flouring was engaged to General Henry K
mill in Wayne county, N. shut Douglas, of Maryland, has been denied
down Monday night. The Cato plow by the family. Mrs. Sartoris is now in
' Hill Palton's death came just in
time to obscure Pond Creek's railroad
war.
Aj\ Oklahoma farmer marketed n
wagon of new cabbage in Guthrie last
week.
proposition to establish a count
school.
TO LEASE SCHOOL LANDS.
Official Notice Inviting IH<1* for I.**«es
on Strip Brhonl l.nnrii.
Gi titrik, o. T., June 12—The follow-
ing otlicial notice has been promulga-
ted from the executive oflicc ol the
territory:
onw i: of Ho a fin for Lkasixo'1
i. am* 15rn.i>in<i Lands
Tim: Tkkmtouy ok Oklahoma.
CrlTTHlllK, o. T.,* June 8, 1804.
Notice is hereby given that bids will
l>e received on or before the 17th day ,
of Julv, 1#01, by the governor at his j
j oflicc in the city of Guthrie. O. I., for
,, . ii lcasincr lands reserved for the useof
heno countv will vote soon on the • nnd
1,1—ij university, agricultural college ana
normal school, and public building
, purposes, said lauds consisting of sec-
A new paper, the Sentinel. hn<« been tious | t ami 33 in each « njjressioaal
established at Lincoln. It is demo ! township in the former < herokee out
cratic | let and Pawnee and Tonkawa Indian
Four of the Palton hoys are st.li liv- !
ing. They reside in Oklahoma and are ou'iaho'm-a Verrltory, 'except such
peaceable. | pa|.ls of actions as arc allotted to
It is said that the Chicknsaws havc |ndians, and except such as have
at last concluded to treat with the been reserved for other purposes by |
works have also shut down for lack of
coal.
Pa wes commission.
Frank Gault. a prominent Oklahoma
City man. and Mrs. Ollie Cramer were
married last week.
Miss Yaw, the vocalist, says the
the
b>'
New York with her mother at the
home of Colonel Fred Urant.
M. L. Andrews, auditor of the Cuda- | The trial of the fourteen strikers,
hy Packing Compan}', Omaha, while charged with the murder of Engineer
bathing in the Platte Sunday, rras Jiarr, last Tuesday, was called Wed-
drowned. As a result of the flood his nesciay at Brazil, Ind. All the uccus-
• ompanions were unable to recover his I gave bail, and over $'-'00 has been
body. raised by subscription for their de-
Jacob Miller, a baker, hung himself fense,
from a tree at WilUcsbarre, Pa., Mon- Al urect\eni Va., five youn„
day, the act being prompted by the ^-omen got into a tight and in the me-
disgrace arising out of a quarrel in iee Vtnives and pistols were used and
which he became engaged at a picnic Mrs Maynard was killed and
Saturday night. I Jennie Morris mortally wounded. It
" The Nebraska Homeopathic Society is thought that the affair originated
.•onvened in annual session iu Omaha from jealousy.
Monday with :t00 members in attend- cas]) Y,a]ancc j„ tllc treasury
ance. The Missouri Valley Medical Monday was 8110,813,621, of which$08-
Society will enter into discussion with 375^530 is gold reserve. Thin amount
the homeopathics. ,Tas further reduced by §1,000,000 en-
The report of the Naval Constructor gaged at New York Tuesday for shin-
Hansconon the injuries received by ment, leaving the true amount of
the Columbia on her trial trip, shows reserve $07,J.5,520,
that twelvo plates were damaged and , j)ispatches announcing a local out
that $10,000 and one month's time will break of cholera in Russia are not re
be required to repair the ship. I girded at the marine hospital bureau
William Decring, the harvesting as dangerous to this country. Surgeon
machine inventor, has given $50,000 to General Wyman says cholera lurks
the medical school of Northwestern constantly in Russia and such out-
university. The gift is to be used in breaks are not surprising.
founding a new professorship in honor Unknown ties ditched an engil18
of Dr. N. S. Davis, of Chicago. gnd e. ^ of a coal trajn on the
The German legation denied Satur- Mississippi Valley road at Central City
day the story that the German minis- Ky. A brakeman was fatally hurt,
ter has liotiiied tho United States that Fireman McDowell and the enginecg
(iermany will place a retaliatory duty were injured. The engine was badly
on pork if this government imposes a damaged
discriminating duty on sugar. The schooner Nina, of Milwaukee,
At Portland, Ore., the river has fal- with her master. Captain Adolph
len about four inches since Friday. In Freitsc'n, reached Rochester, N Y . the
Eastern Oregon and Washington a low- | other morning on her way from Hufla
er temperance is prevailing and the lo to Abany by the canal. Captain
Columbia and the Umatilla and the Kreitsch expects to cross the ocean
Snake river, at Riparia, are said to be aud return in his boat without r
slowly subsiding. paniou.
Secretary Carlisle late Saturday af- Rufus Ray,a farmer living near Brjn,
ternoon received a telegram from Cap- Tenn., brutally murdered his wife
tain Hooper, commanding the revenue w-it,h on iron crowbar. The man then
cutter Rush, now at Can Francisco, sent his children to one of the neigh
stating that there was no truth in the bor's to infotin them of his erim
report that the Rear had been wreck- When arrested he was at tempting to
ed at the entrance to Sitka harbor. | cl1t his throat with a razor. Ray
seems to be totally indifferent \bout
Three lives were lost in the lake j
near Vermillion, O., Monday, by the
the affair.
women of oklahoma arc the best
dressed in the west,
Fx-Post master lleldler of Oklahoma
City, is now a condidate for register of
deeds of that county.
J. A. Sampsel of Guthrie is in Wash-
ington making a red-hot tiylit for the
postofiicc ill his town.
Eugene Matthews, who killed T.es-
pearance near Okarche about a month
ago, has been acquitted.
One woman in Perry, it is said, has
called man a "blemish on nature'' and
society is agog several gogs.
Dick Blue, who was nominated for
congressman-at-large in Kansas, prac-
ticed law in Oklahoma City for over a
year.
The new German Evangelist eliurch
of Guthrie was dedicated Sunday free
of debt by the pastor, Rev. C. Becli-
told.
The gas well at Oklahoma City will
soon be sunk, as the promoters of the
enterorise have secured the requisite
funds.
Arkansas Tom made an attempt to
break out of the Guthrie jail Thursday
afternoon, but the jailer was too quick
for him.
The Anti-liorse-thief association of
the Indian Territory, with headquart-
ers in Hennessey, will apply for a
charter.
Examinations for territorial certifi-
cates will be held at Oklahoma City
and Kingfisher, beginning on Monday,
June 18th.
Colonel John D. Mills, formerly of
Oklahoma, was married to Miss Mar-
garet C. lleidrick, in Kansas City last
Thursday.
The Oklahoma City Times-Journal
cannot see that it woujd have been a
hardship to have been born a Chero-
kee Indian.
Perry and Pawnee, it is said, have ar-
ranged for a joint Fourth of July cele-
bration, to be held half way between
the two towns.
3 The Malone indictment at Perry was
quashed on the groud that the grand
jurors had not been residents of the
county six months.
The leaders of the Indians will never
consent to achage in the tribal govern-
ments as long as they can worm a cent
more out of the Indians.
• Charles 1!. Dal ton, brother of the
noted outlaw, Bill Dalton, went to
Ardmore Sunday and identified the
remains of the man killed at Elk by
Deputy United States Marshal Foss
the I"nited States.
Said lands " ill he leased for the pe-
riod of three years from the first day
of January, i894. East of the range
line between ranges 13 and 14. one |
person will be permitted to lease only |
inn' quarter section. West of said lino
one person may lease a section if lie j
so desires.
No bid on lands east of the range
line between ranges 13 and 14 will bo j
received for less than $'.'5.00 jor quar- I
ter section. West of said line no bid j
will be received for a less sum than |
$10.CO a quarter section. No lands ^
will be leased at less than their lea- j
sonablc value, and the right is hereby I
reserved to reject any and all bids.
A draft or postoftice money order for t
at least $25.00, or, if the land on which j
the bid is made lies west of tho range j
line 13, for Slfi.00, must accompany
IT I
The Royal Baking Powder is in-
dispensable to progress in cookery
and to the comfort and conve-
nience of modern housekeeping.
Royal Baking Powder makes hot
bread wholesome. Perfectly leav-
ens without fermentation, (^ual-
"tics that are peculiar to it alone.
.v
£
ROYAL RAKING POWDER CO., 106 WALl. ST., NEW-YORK.
Hid 41on<l,ir
, husband had
a friend was
the
each and every bid upon said lands to | those kind of men who ill'
bid
anv consideration
upsetting of a pleasure boat in which 3 Forefft. fires arc raging in all
were seated five persons. The dead tions in the vicinity of I ron. Mo
direc-
lifcy of Iron.Mountain,
are: Iterate Ainsworth, Amos Farkins I Mich. Across the rives in Wisconsin
and Mildred Farkins. None of the the flames are doing great damage
drownded persons arc over 18 years At Sagola, Mich., the flames swept
old. Their bodies have not been re- away McCormick's hotel, Rasher's sa-
covered. loon and boarding house and several
Illuminating oil sold by 1he Stand- I dwellings
aid Oil Company has touched the low- The fourteenth triennial convention
est point ever reached in Chicago—4 0f the Reformed Episcopal church at
cents the result of afightagainstout- Chicago, closed Tuesday after a brief
side dealers. Firms, which are run- session. Matters concerning the con
ning oil wagons independent of the sfitution of the church occupied the
Standard company, have declared that greater part of the day. The next
they will meet the cut and a merry general conference will meet in Ne
war is expected. York city
A small number of socialists Rttempt- The local fuel supply at Ashland
ed Monday to make a demonstration at | Ky., both household and industrial, is
ntitlc said
whatever.
Approved security must be given for
all deferred payments. Homesteaders
and persons of known responsibility
will be accepted as surcities. Cash
payment of the first year's rental in
advance will bo. preferred. It is im-
perative that surcities be given on all
deterred payments. Fessees will not
be allowed "to cut or remove any tim-
and must stato in their application
how much, if any, of the land is cov-
ered with timber, also the quality aud
character of the land. No preferenea
will be given to persons occupying
any of such lands, and they will be re-
quired to give immediate possession to
lessees of tho same.
No person will be allowed to make
more than one bid, and any person vi-
olating this provision forfeits all
rights. Applications must be careful-
ly endorsed in accordance with tho
bid. .
Fessees will have preference right"?
to re-lease their lands at the highest
rental offered by any responsible bid-
der, and will have the right to remove
their improvements in ease they do
not secure a new lease at the expira-
tion of their several terms.
Applicants must be twenty-one
years of age and not lessees of school
lands, hut holding a homestead does
not disqualify any person from leasing
school land. Applications must be
made on blanks prepared by the board
which may be had by applying to the
governor in person or by letter, or by
applying in person to the coun-
ty clerks, MK," "Mi lN, ' O,
"l\ ''or 44Q" counties.
Immediately upon making award of
the laud, the successful bidder will be
notified by mail at his own risk, and
have thirty days from date of notice
in which to execute lease and notes
and return same to the governors
office ,
The deposits made by unsuccessful
applicants will be returned to thorn
Hart, as his brother Kill. His identi- j by mail just as soon as possible after
ty as one of the. Longview robbers has • the awards are made.
also been confirmed by Win. Finley.
The woman's worthies?
run away and one day
talking to her about him
"Where is he now?"
quirv.
"in Canada."
"W hat's he doing?"
"No better, I understand."
"How long has it been since you
lieard from him direct?"
'"Kivc years."
• Hain't he ever troubled you?"
"No."
"Oh, then he'sasgool as if he were
dead?"
"No. hardly," replied ihe wife,
thoughtfully. "You know lie is one of
never good
\M— Detroit
to make some in-
young man who
as long
Free I'n
the
aliv
Mother- It is time
quirics about that
now calls to soe Clara.
Father lie has not been coming
more than a week.
Mothea No matter. I heard Clara
scolding little .lohnhy for peeUtng
through the keyholes, tlood News.
A llnrren Field.
llrakeman I wonder, while these
train robbers are about it. that they
don't go through the people in tho
sleepers.
Conductor What's the use: they
know the porter has attended to that.
— Brooklyn Life.
Kill lolt
I* wlil on a yna iv
( Wirt. It. Ih l In* Im'>
« ron«u:ii|>t inn Ciirf
nire. 11 nin-s In. lpi. t.l Cnn-nmp.
L Couch Curo. 2fti-u..fi0cu.& ti.ua
l«i«
MeniiR
What arc
your
111 I'roportlon t«i
Prospective Uucst
weekly rates?
Hotel < lerk—Twenty
ble board-
Prospective Guest— At that rate I 11
take a toothpick, please.—Hallo.
dollars for ta-
The.luly issue of the lb:i.i.\i a ion,
which is called the Mid Summer num-
ber, begins a new volume with a most
attractive table of contents. The
styles displayed are seasonable and,
therefore, picturesque and graceful
and the fancy work will please
the most fastidious Summer ina'd or
matron. The opening chapter on The
Voice, by the author of the Dclsartc
system of Physical Culture, will inter- I ■
est a large class of readers, and most J " ™t
facinating home employment is pro- \ Haverly No man can take charge of
vided iu the first of a series of illustra-) the street-cleaning department with-
trated papers on Florentine Iron j out becoming corrupt.
< «mplior let* with < • 1 yrerl n* «
Tin- original siiul onlv trenuliK*. 1'ui«'.hCIiji|>p«'<I IIhikIs
and Fiu f. CulU Sum., Ac. C. U. Clurit Cu .N.lIuvru.CL
Work. The College article for the
month is A tori's Life and Work at
Wellesley. and an expert writes on
Telegraphy as an employment for
Women. The • Daughter's friends is
the subject of the article in the Moth-
er and Daughter series^ ami some sal-
utary advice on F athing ^ is
given in the chapter on Wise Living.
A novel entertainment in the shade of
a Fan Party is described, the ceremo-
Alisten—Why so
Haverly llecause, naturally, lie is
out for tiie dust. N. V. World.
•* llnnHon'n
Warrant I'll to run* or i
di"UBKi*t for It. l'rkM 15
the graves of the communists in the
Mont, Parnasse cemetery, Paris. The
police ordered the crowd to disperse
which order was quietly obeyed.
The celebrated case of the state of
Tennessee vs. E. !!■ Turpin, charged
with tho murder of William Carter
two years ago, has resulted in the ac-
quital of Turpin. The case, which
has been tried four times, was ended
at Lebanon, Tenn., Saturday. Turpin
who is a wealthy man, shot Carter over
a difficulty at tlallatin.
A sad tragedy has occurred at Mary
borough, thecliief town of March coun-
Queensland. A
now effectually shut off. The men of
all the local coal banks that have here-
tofore furnished this have enlisted
with the United Mine Workers.
The incident growing out of Ihe
tearing down of the 1'nited States flag
from the United States consulate at
St. Thomas. Ont., on the queen's birth
day, has been satisfactorily closed by
an explanation to the department of
state that the perpetrators of the out-
rage were drunk and irresponsible and
would be properly dealth with.
A committee appointed by the citi-
zens of McKeesport to effect a com-
promise between the strikers and the
farmer, who fished with the outlaws
when camping near Longview the day
precceding the robbery. This insures
the $10,000 reward offered for his cap-
ture. The rewards offered by four
states, two territoiies and the United
States for the capture or Rill Dalton,
will amount 835.000. This reward will
be divided between the nine officers
who effected his capture. Ilis remains
will be taken to Cuithric where the
large rewards await the proper identi-
fication. He leaves a wife and two
] children.
Bill Dalton is really dead and the
Indian and Oklahoma Territories are
rid of a bad man, who will not be
mourned by the people.
The industrial army of Outline is
made on queer lines. In the first
place it refused to march, and now it
talks of celebrating the Fourth of
July.
American Investments: Oklahoma
continues to comport heiself as if she
had been open to settlement
dred years instead of only four
latest statistics show nearly
ty, Queensland. A woman gave
quanity of carbolic acid to each of her i i tube works called upon (len
five children and then took a fatal dose I , Ma er (.onverso and werc in. trees, 018,000 peace trees, and 00,000
of the poison herself. Jleforc medical f d that th„ companv had no prop- j cherry trees, besides a great variety
aid could be had the woman and four , . j tQ make The 'raanil!feraent, j of other trees, llie profits of this va-
children wtrc dead, but the physicians sai(j werc satisfied to keep the j ried investment have not begun to
succeeded in saving the life of the fifth k closed for the present. come in yet so that tiieir value cannot
child. be estimated, but the trees when in
(lus Hodge, young man living twelve All the manuscript materials of the, bearing will undoubtedly be one of
miles from Arkadelphia, Ark., was eleventh census, with the exception of , Oklahoma's most prolific sources of
shot Saturday night, while riding three final volumes, have been com wealth. The census report discloses
alonir the road by a Mr. Fisher. They pleted and are m readiness for the the fact that Oklahoma City is the
w, re returning home, after having government printing office. During | la,.geKt city in the territory, the popu-
taken the ladies home from church, the month the divisions will be abol- i iation being 7,24.-,, to l.uthrie s 7,r;I.
when he was shot by some one with a ished and several hundred cJerks dls- Thc .lsscssed valuation of that city is
shotgun, the whole load of buckshot missed. A large number of changes , 82i203i00o, an increase of 500,000 since
taking effect in his side, killing him will probably take place on thc 15th j ]ast year. That of Guthrie isSl,-
instantly. instant-
Richard Crocker, accompanied by his 3 The town of Frankton, Ind.. was
Direct all correspondence, and nuke
all drafts payable to William C. Ken-
frow, governor. Guthrie, O. '1.
Hy order of the board.
William C. Rkm ruw,
Governor and chairman of board.
Wit,mam Blincoe, secretary.
Hennessey wants the Congregational
college.
Jim Davis and Ed Shaunnessey hud
a fight in Guthrie the 'other night.
After it was over the crowd got on to
the fact that it was a hippodrome. All
fights are.
,1. M. Hrooks, it is said, is booked foi
the Guthrie postoftice.
Al a plav in Pond ' reek recently
when till' detective killed the villain a
man arose in the audience and sug-
gested that he sail in and treat thci
rest of the actors in the same way.
The Cherokces are about to get into
a muddle over their millions, the
trouble being whether a Cherokee who
has a right to share in the per capita,
has a l ight to give an order to some
a him-1 one else to draw for him. The aej
„ 1 providing for the payment was not]
' i quite explicit in this direction and the
400,000 | treasury has ruled that all Indian has
Kvirirnt Improvement.
Aunt—Is your sister Improving in
her music?
Small |Hoy—1 guess so. The people
nial for a Bilk and Leather Wedding I next door have decided not to move,
is given, anil there is also a seasonable
paper on I'icnic Giving. Flower Mak-
ing is especially considered in The
Uses of Crepe and Tissue papers, and
further instruction is given on I low to
serve small fruits. The illustrated
papers on Knitting. Netting. Tatting
and Crocheting are as attractive as us-
ual, and the bright talks Around tho
Tea Table, and a review of the New-
est Hooks complete a very interesting
number. Published by thc IU-ttkiw-k
I'i m.isiiiNO Co. (Limited) 40 Fast
fourteenth Street' New \ ork.
( ai>t 1 h1 nil l.filtor.
"Yes, sir." said a pompous New |
York manufacturer. ' I consider my- j
self a benefactor of thc human race. I |
feed two hundred people in my fac- i
tory."
"Von do?" replied a bystander. |
"Goodness! And all tho time I was
under tho impression that they fed
you."
INVESTIGATE the irrigated lands of
Idaho and you will
find them the cheap-
est, the best and the
most accessible to
markets.
to Idaho and you will
be happj-. Its a new
country, its for the
poor man aud the
smaller farmer and
fruit grower.
the lands of Idaho
and 'k you have a
surety of crops and
fruit in abundance.
Of course you will,
then Bend for our
Idaho advert i s i n g
matter. Address E. L.
I ,omax,
A., Omaha, Neb
EMIGRATE
IRRIGATE
COGITATE?
acrcs of farm lands ir use. with a cash j jj,0 right to give an order for his mon-
value of more than §13,000,000. Herlpyto whom he pleases. Speculators
farm implements are worth 5340,000, j haVe taken advantage of this ruling
and she has grown 0,.183,000 apple
sons, Richard J. and Herbert, sailed
Saturday on the steamship Urnbria for
Liverpool. Mr. Crocker expects to re-
main abroad nearly all summer.
The bronzestatue "Signalof Peace''
the gift of Judge Lambert Tree to
Lincoln park, was unveiled at Chicago
Saturday afternoon with simple cere-
monies. The statue is the work of
( 01-us Edwin Dallin and represents an
Indian seated on a rony holding a aloft
upon a spear the fei-thered emblem of
peace It won honorable mention at
the Paris salon of 1 (00, and was exhib-
ited at the world's iair.
visited by a destructive r.firc Sunday
night and a block of business houses
burned, causing a loss of over $3",000.
The fire was started by incendaries
ami two strangers have been arrest l.
705,000,
Oklahoma has the celebrating craze
and tlie.v have shipped in a lot of
money and have their headquarters at
one of the principal hotels. The In-
dians are brought in by strikers and
an order taken to tlie treasury for
their share of the money aud discount-
ed at the rate of 810.70 from each in-
dividual. Merchants and others who
have accommodated the Indians are
here collecting, are suffering heavy
losses by the speculator. An Indian
who does not want to pay his debts can
slip around to the speculator aud sell
his per capita and leave before tlie
merchant knows he lias drawn as the
collectors are at the treasurers otlke,
where the money is being" paid out.
The annual commencement exer
KNOWLEDGE
firings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment whert
rightly used. Tlie many, who live bet-
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, hy more promptly
adapting the world's best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup of Figs.
Its excellenco is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable aud pleas-
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of a perfect lax-
ative; effectually cleansing the system,
impelling colds, headaches and fevers
anil permanently curing constipation.
It has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid-
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak-
ening them aud it is perfectly free from
every objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug-
gists in 50c and $1 bottles, but it is man-
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Wife— I have a confession to make ; c0. only, whose name is printed on every
1 took your last story and scnt.it to pa(.tage, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
the High tone Magazine, and here s Jimi i,cing well informed, you wijl not
their check. ! accept any substitute if offered.
fJ. P. A. T.
Struggling Author
they accept it?
" Ves."
"Heavens! This is awful
be getting paresis."—l'tii-y
What: Did they
IIIn ll.rriflftt !•'# 1
randed athlctii^ called
the
Louis Larivec, alias Reeves, said tc
be an embezzler for nearly 57,000 in
Montreal, < anada, has been arrested
in Chicago Larivee or lleeves. as lie
was known here, who is a gentleman-
ly appearing young fellow, sang in a | jor S(
fashionable Montreal church, and it is jnnu
charged embezzled the money from a
firm of custom brokers in which he
was a partner.
bad this year. Nearly all tlie towns ; cises 0f the Agricultural college in
will jerk the American Eagle bald-1 stillwater will begin June 15.
headed on the Fourth of July. [( ^ tQ bc a fact that tl)P t„()'
The Sac and Fox Indians are prepar- young men over whom the battle at
iag to have their annual sun dance on ! Yukon took place, were only farmer
a large scale. Visitors from the other ; b0yS an,i had never robbed anybody in
tribes of the territitory have, been ar- j their lives.
riving for a week, and by the time Ihe
dance starts next week several thous-
and will be present. They will dance
seven days and nights and make
inerable sacrifices to the. Messiah,
..hose advent they predict for the
coming fall, at thc the closc of har-
vest.
Thc closest contest case, yet has
been decided by the Perry land office. I
It is held that in making a short race '
for a pice of ground that one man
had to curve round the panel of a
fence and consequently stuck his
stake in thc grouud probably a half a
| sccond too late.
The stra
pawn looker to one side.
"I have come, he said, smothering a
sob, "to put up iny biggest umbrella."
—Chicago Tribune.
ENLIGHTENMENT
enahlen the mure advanced
w . and Conservative Nar-
S geoim of to-dHT to cure
munv (llseustf* without cut-
ting which were formerly
rnirardM as incurable with-
out resort to the knlfo.
rupture or Breach, is
now raTlrauy cured
out the knife and without
>aln. Clumsy Truaaos can
thrown away 1
tumors, Ovarian. Ft-
broid (Uterine) and many
others, lire now removed
without the perils of cut-
HWSWSX
olher diseases of the lower
bowel, are permanently
cured without pain or re-
sort to the knife.
W.N. V. Wlnflall Vol. 7--25
When A n&wcringAdvertisements Kind
ly Mention this Paper.
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WirC IT AWD PAY FREIGHT.
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80 Day'a Trial. N " m"«' re.julr*d la
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STONE in Bladder, no
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and perfectly removed 1
without cutting.
For pamphlet, references
and all particular, send 10
cents (in stamps) to World's
Dispensary Medical Asso-
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Buffalo, N. Y.
Unlike the Dutch Process
No Alknlies
— OE —
Other Chemicals
are used in the
preparation of
W. BAKER & CO.'S
reakfastCocoa
which it absolutely
pure and tolubl*>
I It has more than three tim*$
I thtn'renyth of (.'ocoa mixed
I with Starch, Ariowroot o."
"Sugar* and is far more eeo-
nomical, costir.g less than on. cin( a cup.
It Is delicious, nourUhiof, an4 basilt
DICJK3TSl>. —
Sold by flror«r •?«rfwh«ra.
W. BAKER & CO.. I>orche try < "•
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