The Guthrie Daily Leader. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 12, No. 308, Ed. 1, Monday, May 22, 1899 Page: 3 of 4
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SLVHT FIGHT OR RUN
Uon. Otis Will Not Ccnso llos-
tiilUcB in tho Philippines.
Washington. Mar The ihN from
Oe.iorni Otis today Indicate to he war
itpnrtment that the commissi .n which I
in Manila wlH acromial In h nulling bo-
cause It has no authority t neo late for
actual peace. The Important- or ihc visit
of the commission I In in.- elent de-
sire of tho FUMMl'O' to end ho-tlhile
There Is it'i Impvosilon n.l th.t Agiiln
aldo is plalu tor time !r. I1I1 niiuml
No InatruclkMia or suKirv:lii will Imj
dent to General Otis hy th.. ! itpm(iit.
Tho officials are confident 1 11 t h" lit
tin' matter Well In hand :m. win l li.tter
utilo to Jtida-e what to l t.. 1 From
th- manner tn which 0-nenl otl has
handled past nesjotlntlon with the Fll-
Iph oh there IS lltrte doul.t t li 1 li will
refuv the rslSeat for tin' nrmltlce asked
Tho inisltlon f the Amorii in truois In
the Philippines Is such a to render It
possible to IntHct trre;it damni;e to tho
Filipinos without serious loss to our for-
ces. 0nera4 Otts belns aware f tho fol
In of the people as shown by thr prees
dispatches no doubt lielleves th Fil-
ipino rebellion la crutnbllnK nnd that the
olijett of AKulnaldv and nt)i-T leadris
In requestlns; on nrmlollo n tn r. ra-
nlso tbelr hatterel forcet or t Im-
irens the Filipino po"ll'' with 1 Monre
of imporianco wslch th'v do nut p.ws
OTIS t'BFB AIIT
Manila. Mav 20 Major Oonet i! Otis
has doc-llned tn rooiRnlsc the relioN lo
the extent of sareolnx to an nrmltlo
but ho ha n"ttfl d the American com-
manders to refrain H'mpor.trlly fr.on R-
trresslve a-tlon. Thus he I- in .1 posi-
tion i rcaiitno hostilities nt .m tiro.
Thin will defeat any aubtcrfuK- t . exti
t'mc which would not b.- the on'- if the
KMieral agreenl to an armlK'ic.
The Filipinos nre so deeepllvc t ml neo-
po lDsltate to credit with ko-h1 f.ilth
th. Ir latest overtures. Hit raor.- ntlen-
tlon Is now paid to them than was puM
to th-lr previous advancts The Killpmi...
commission Is acting under Instructions
ri-..m AauInaWo and the coiiktwh hut tt
is possible that If pence Is nrranittsl tlen-
eral I. una nnd Plo lvl I'llnr nnd ihelr foi
lower will continue a K" rilKl w.i'rfutc.
At Hollo an attack on the ArmrUnns
wna recently expected The f'lllplnos lead-
er boasted that he had 2in rlliumon ami
1ii(KW Holo men and hnd 'he hnpudence
to send nn ultlmaltim- to the American
commander ordering him to iene the Is
nnd. As a result many of the natives
l.ft the town and for s v. ml das the
outposts were doubled. In addition the
York town and the Irf anchored In por-
tions commanding- the mouth of the Jars
river where the attack was expected to
take place but It failed to materialise.
Cable communication between Hollo and
Bacalor which has been Inten opted hur
been resumed.
COLONBt KOHBE8' RXPRDinON.
Manila. Hay . 7:B0 a. m Colonel
Kobbes xpedltlon up the UK) OranOe
river k with no resistance exoept a
the outskirts of San Luis where several
hundred Filipinos were entrenched on ths
banks of the stream. The. rebels retreat-
ed beyond C'anadaba tnd the gunboats
steamed ahead all the way training there-
trailing guns upon tho banks and dropping
shells wlicrevsr uniforms appeared on tne
hore. The BunboaU dlsporseu tho insur-
gents before San Luis
After they had passed sharpshooters
from trees across the liver a hundred
yards distance 'harassed tho Seventeenth
infantry which was marching uy fours
along the narraw wooded road from
which tho troops wero unable to se
tho enemy The members of ono bat-
talion lakl on their faces In the mad
for a quarter ol an hour trying to lo-
cate tho riflemen and re crn their Are.
The road wound close t othe stream nnd
was thl: y settled. i wa a plctur-
isU" march Many groupw of hun-
dred at natives wero clustered Mer
the trees on the opposlt banks d s-
kUylng wKh shirts towcU. sheets or
an th.'ng wlllto on poles 8onw shout -ed.
welcomes to tho American soldi is
but most of them maintained sullen
silence.
An old man In a carriage met the
troops two miles outeldo of the town
Ho said: "I have lived In England and
f have toM o people Miat tlie Ameri-
cans are llko the KnglUh and that tfiey
need not be afrlad."
Captain Grant In oommand of tiio
nuti boats landed before the troops ar
rlvod and met with a '"Porto Hlosn"
welcome. Tho natives wUo luvd OS-
S' rablod on tne tritoro crowded about
tho American wltJi fulsome exirss8ons
of friendship appsrently half afraid tha
they would to massacred.
Captain Oram quickly distributed the
men from the gunboat Lukuaa ds I lay
to guard the tnwn; and the nailves) sent
a messenger to xell the people who had
taken refuge In the swainpa to return.
Hundreds of tho natives thereupon re
turned timidly a man wttli an Impro-
vised flag of truse Hying from bam-
boo poto preceding each party.
A Capuchin prk.it. one of the few vrtsom
Killpiaa have not Imprisoned was fouiiu
at Candabu. H- said It was useless to try
to convlnco the natives that ths Amsrl.
ia us hail not. come to oppress tnsm as
they bclWvisl their leaders who lasd so
strongly impressed this blf upon tltam
ind wbo huvo told stories of msaacre.
rapes and town.s placarded with reports
of the slaughter of the Americans hun-
dreds of whom were said to have been
taken p.oner As soon as Major Kobbe
reached Ban tu!s the natives raided the
Insurgents rice storsw. A11 day a stream
of naked nople emerged rotn tha store-
house. In th. manner of liMf rushing
to their homes with bags an tnolr head.
On Thursduy night a body of rebels re-
turned to San I.uls and burned part of
the town. lieutenant Cunningham with
a signal corps party engaged in running
a tel graph line was camped near the
place. Major Kobbe seat the army gun-
boat Cavadonga there and found the par-
ty today In the town.
The Hl Orande since Major Kobbe
started has been the highway for the
exodus of the natives and today there Is
continuous procession of tluttefced caeca
with whits flags drifting down the river
and containing whole families of twenty
to thirty persons with thatr household
goods and animals on board. Thousands
of these boat have passed the army gunboats
The Nebraska regiment ntarebed from
Baa Fernando to Caluupit today (for a
thirty days' r st The restmecu num-
bered about 300 weatfcf.e beaten voter-
aus ')" " "he. companies are mere
squjd.4 di.d 'heir battered canteens and
sblny ."ili- -I'ow unmiscaKame marHS
at royth i-ampalg'-lng. But tlie suJdlers
sre happ S'.eraJ of tbem dropped by
Uie j ftotn tin- heat but when they
boardt-re.1 ih pcla Itraln at CalumpM
bound for MantU tbey yelled like cbool
bo at.d thi other troop went to ibeir
Stat."" an l li. -rtd heartily
A VI K.MI"IM ABBABBINATION.
"tV i-li ' 'i Mv S" Tho war depart-
meiit - ' ' Uc'l a Manila newspa
per h ii nt.- no isocount of an attemp-
ted 'insa-.ii ".til "' of aeneral Wheatqn.
The aic.iirt IB as foisows: list Friday
evening Oeneral Vfheaton was atucted
by one of his servants. After attacking
Win wl h stones and other lnfssHea were
thrown ttt mm The general was brought
to tho aiy iat night for medical atten.
Scrofula a Vile
Inheritance.
Sorof uln is the most obstinate of blood
trotililes nnd is often tho result of nn
inherited taint in tho blood. S. S. S.
la the only remedy which goes deep
onoiiRh to roach Sorofuln; it forces out
orory tmco of the disease nnd euros
tho worst ensos.
My son Ohsrllrrsis(TlirtC(l from InMnoy
with Serotula.andhn suffered so Hut It wt-f
impossible to dress him
for three yesra. II ts
head and body were s
bus of sores snd his
ereslght also became
affected. No treatment
was spared that we
tliouslit wonld relievo
htm. but he grew woneV
until his condition wsap
inueeti muatiio 1 had
almost deapslred of his
ever being cured when
by the advice of a frloml
we gave him S s 8.
(Swltt's Speeinc) Ade-
olded tmiiroTementwas the rrault and after
he had taken a doien bottlei. no one who knew
of his former dreadful condition would have
recognised Mm. All the sores on his body
have heated his skin li perfectly clear and
rtnooth and ho has been restored to perfect
tealtb. Mns 8.8 Mabkt
8'WKImSt Macuu.Oa.
Kor'renl blood troubles it is n wnsto
of time to exiieet n cure from the doc-
tors JUoikI disenses nro beyond their
still uiHi.an.!n.
k'.i iiv a k)'Vl.lllc
LONDON OOSSR'
igypsi'T'sW
rPsssk
m3JW'
skill
CS C QYor
? mr
Tho
Blood
reaehes nil deep-seated enses which
Other remedies luivo no effect upon. It
is the only blood remedy Ktiamntoed
purely vepatiiblo nnd contuinB no pot-
ash mereury or other mineral.
lloolis uiniled free to nny nddress by
Bwift Speuillo Oo. Atlnntn On.
tlon and then It was discovered that he
hnd three broken ribs However lie re-
fused to go to fie hospital nnd returned
to his command an hour later.
Cuban Payments IN gun.
Washington May .-lt is beltoved that
whatever illfttculty Ims existed as to tho
dlsposlllon of the weninuis held by tho
Cuban soldiers hns been removed by tho
action taken by Secretary igor today.
He lise Instructed Clonnrnl llrooko to be-
gin at once tho payment of tiio 1000000
set asMa for tlie jinyment of U10 Cuban
soldiers being satisfied with the piovlston
made by General nrooke for tho nafo
keeping of the arms that must bo surrend-
ered by the Cuban soldlura in consider-
ation of tecelvlng a sharo ot tho money.
There 1ms been loss correspondence on
this subject of lato between Secretary
Alger and Ootiornl II rook n than tins bean
generally supposed. Inst Wednesday the
latter cabled the war department that he
proposed to boirln tho payment of tiio
money to the Cubans tho arms to go Into
the custody 01 tho mayors. Secretary Al-
er did not reply to this as It ooncarnoi
a matter in wlilch tho president hlmsolf
given lnstruetloiie. Today acnoral Brooke
wm again heard from tills time saying Ho
saw In the press reports tho secretary of
war did not npprovo of tho plan "ho had
formed lie explained that a. of U10 arms
surrendered woro to bo deposited In tho
arsnol at Santiago This etutement
changed tho oaso complotoly for thoars-
nels. being In tho possoHBlon of tho United
States tho requirements ot tho presi-
dent's condition wore lully mot by the
proposed arrangomont. Therefore Sec-
retary Alger after submitting the mat-
ter lo the president cuoiod Oonoral
Brooke to proceed Immediately with tho
payment of the money to t.io Cubans.
National I'roHliytmy.
Minneapolis. Msy 30-The flgl't for the
next place of mooting was apparently
narrowed oown to a 00 n test between the
Walnut 'Hills cuireh Olnelmmtl and
Minona Ike Imllaiuu
Among the dllcate matters with whloli
Hie geaieral aenbly will twvo to deal
Ik the coae ot Herman Wurzawolk tit
reformed Jew wlio caused the Presbyter
ians so much trouble two years ago in
Nw York. iMeroh t. lsUT he was su-
pendeil from tiliw Illftti Avenue church of
New York on a elm rue ot gambling lie
olalms h is inivooent and has been
fighting for a vindication ever s4nce.
The case has been back and forUi be
tweon Wis synoil ami presbytery of New
York wHhotit and relief for the oonvlcted
man:
Presbyterian women foUowed up yter-
lays oondeninatlon of the Mormons by
tacklink the ll'iuor tiuesUon at n temper
ante conference h'Jd yesterdo'. D. n
James president of tie woman's board
of home mlsslone presided anil the prin
cipal address wow mado by the Ilev. D.
Stuart Dodge president of tha uoaru 01
home nttossone. Mrs. T . Hamlin de-
clarl that the foundllon of lemptranoo
was In the home. If workingmon had
good homes and a good table ttiey never
wosld be drunkarsVi h 'iald.
1 11111(11 .Mftnnu lleneral Amtmkl C'Mru-
Iterltmrf Vrttbylerlan Church Denver
Colorado .Wuy J-' WW
Vqt the obovo occasion we will Boll
round trip tickets to Denver Onloratlo
Springs and l'uoblo at ono lowest
standard HrBtclass faro plus 82 Tide
oU will be ou sale May 10 and 17.
Continuous passage In both directions.
Return passage inutit bo commenced
not earlier than May 2o and not later
than June 15 1800. Tickets will be
oxecuted for return passage at desti-
nation or at olther of the other Colo-
rado common points en route
In addition to tue auove reuueca
rates of one standard flrstclass fare fur
tho round trip will be mado from Den-
ver Colorado Springs and Pueblo to
Colorado state points and return.
Tickets will be on sale May 30 aud 27
18W with final return limit twenty
days fro.n date of sale-
For further information apply or
write A. J.Cohkinh
Agent Santa Ve Route. Guthrie 0. T.
rritco sim.
St. Louis and San Francisco railroad
company.
Take the most popular route to St.
Louis and all points east. Kansas City
and all points north and west.
Sunta Fe trains make closo connec-
tions at Oklahoma City and Wichita
for all polntB on tho Frisco line.
UL Louis and Kansas City wall aud
express leaves Oklahoma City at 0:15
every morning! leaves St. Louis at 8:10
every evening nnd srrives at Oklahoma
City at 8:80 the following evening.
Through reclining chair cars with
out change I'ullmam palace sleepers
from Monett to at- iouis ana tiansss
City- You can secure berths before
reaving Oklahoma.
Further Information will bo cheer
fully given by the nearest agent or
IJ. V. DUJIN.T. F. and P. A.
UKitvnoma 117
JiYBOJJ SKYPKIi. 0. P. A.
Ht. Louis. Mo.
For Sale: Two horses a buggy ana
two sets of harness (single and double)
Call at this oulce
IittorcHtlnB JEvontHoI'lho WcoU
nt tin English Capitol.
(Copyright 1S99 by the Associated Press.)
iJondon May JO The fat of the Anglo
American Canadian commission Is nt
urnlly regarded here as a matter of great
Importance ami th various rumors and
reports on the subject attract much at-
tention A dispatch from Washington 11
the effect that the resumption nf th
cammlsatou's tabors depends upon a sei-
tJiwimit of the Alaskan bourelary depute
has been prominently published in rlil?
city and a representative of the Ass.i
elated Press mad Inquiries From an un-
impeachable source he ohta. sl th fol-
lowing stetrtnsflt:
The thorny nature Of the Alaskan
nuettton makes It urobaMe tliat on the
resumption ot trtie etttlngs of the commit
teo It will bo withdrawn to be taken up
later should olrcti instances be favorable
The Alaskan queerlon In fsot has prac-
tically lieeu dropped out of the discus-
sion and settlement wHt be mode the
slnci qua non of the resumpyon of tbe
etttihigs of rhe commlsaton Is inaccurate "
The Globe eommentlns; or the dlspatcn
of American troops to Alaska says:
Pcndntg th meeting of the conference
rh first elel to be taken aftrr the pr -llmlnarles
will he to arrange n im-nlus
vivlrnM tnd no time must he lost tn do
Ing this If the vttoatfrm Is not to he la-
mentably complicated by a conflict which
will make the final settlemspt more iflf-
Icult than ver." j
TltANtWAAiL. FAKH.
The great Jonnesburg jlot a gaits t the
Transvaal Is classed as having nssled out
like n. damp ftrecrack.r. It Is claimed thit
the Hoer organs llrst tried to magnify
tfhe Hffair rto another Jameson raid hut
now have abamtoned their attesnpt In des
pair. It Is further asserted that the men
arrewtcxl comprised a eoupl of agents
who. some people claim probably engi-
neered the whole sclieme. Th remainder
of the prisoner are described by a Tlm s
correttndent as a set of "honest hut
drunken wastrels" wltnse intention W'.e
only to prepar for h defense cf tin-
town gill 1 tot iKMHuhlo lloor vWletice in
case of war. The police ore bellevod" t
ho resiiHilble for th discovery of the
conspiracy. Nobody thinks that President
Kruger knows anything of the hntohlnx
of tile affair as ha Is hikeI uiran as bc-
1n too rhreJwtl not t see a fiasco.
An Interesting insight Into Hoer iriet.i
ols was glveti in a reort that most of
the bar maids at Jolmnnesburg reciive
Imntlaomo rewanle from Mie Hoer secret
service fund' for spying upon customers
Much 1inortni)co Is attached to the
coming liteoting between Sir Alfretl Mll-
ncr the ltrltMi high oonimlsfc"'r irid
aovernor of Cim Oolony and Preside it
Kruger. There Is general anticipation
tlmt Sir Alfred Mllner lina been Instruotod
by Jo-ieph ChainlierloJn scrtsry of
stHlo for lio oolotrtes. to put forth cer-
tain demands In the shape ot concessions
lo tin. Outland.ire In a form nwc.'colly
amounting to nn untinmtum and that
tho IJoers will 1 required to acceirt and
carry out the UrttWh demands within a
socll1rl period or the Transvaal will oe
occupied by Ilrltssu troops.
Outlandera who have Just returned from
tha Trarorvniil nre strongly of t opin-
ion that Prestdet Krugor vll now give
In If Great Ilrltnln takes Ot bull by the
horns. They add that Hie lloere will arm
and that thoro will be . rattle ot sworils
and scabbards but that thy will llnslly
yield without bkHwVehfd.
1DUA FA1LISD.
The attemivt to make the anniversary of
Mr. Gladstone's death May 19 the oc-
casion for a party ilemoiist ration slmilir
to the conservative Primrose day must
be writtut down ss a fsilure The liberal
organ urg..1 th wearing of a White rose
(the Willie flower of a blamchsss life a-
It was christened by the part ypapers 1
but he Idea did not beoome popular and
Imrilly a drlzon in Ismdon wis sxn
wearing one wiHe even In the lib nil
and radical club adopted the idea.
The fund for a national memorial to
Mr. GlAdsttone was not U success ant
dpated. The fund has been opened rot
nearly a year and liss secured o-iU SO.tsiO
IMunds Instead of th antonus sn.msj
founds needed to carry out the pimimhuI
sclieum Tills failure wa In plt of rhe
fact that the Priiio of Wevles acted av
tlie president of the committee. The an-
niversary of Mr. Gladstone yesterday
was poorly colebrawl. Th family and
the villagers attended mstnorUU services
nt llawarden clHirell Canon Scott Hol-
land ofllolateil at Mia service at Mr.
Gladstones Iomlou ohureh tit I'qwrs
in the prnoiioe of a large oongregwllia
In addition there wr saveial smaller
meetings In provliK' l tow in
WOMAN'H TKMPKIUNCK.
Tiio national women' t'npera.co a-
sodatiou neld a sueoussful lord itinl ver-
sa ry In Ini)on ahl week. Isviy nenry
Bomerset as prasldent was th eh!T
speaker. Kh expressed twsisfai'.lin nt ihe
fact that tlie late Miss Francis Wlllard
will liave a statu In the ajpttol at
WasliUigton and attacked tho clerical
sliare owners of lirewery stock. During
tlie course of her remarks hi sail 'b.it
Amerloan exttrienco )tad shown h7 how
th drbik Interest dominate polltloal
IMrtles and urged the banding t'lgther
of the best Interests of rh communly
agHfrist such a power. Sh ulso asjeJied
Sir Tiramos Upton's new departure :n m-
plying for drink license for n!s tsinb-
HsiimerKs but Sir Thowar prei'JJ at s
meeting ot sluireboiders this week and
flier was no opposition from th w-
man sharmotders to th drlnt Uoense
rhough a clrgymaa entered a protest.
The first result of th divorce of Lady
Itoselelgsi a daiMsbisr of the Mara i.s of
Alerfiiaveny who was found guMty of
adultery whh th young ! of Cottiiu-
4am. from her husband Mr. John Blun
del LolMti ts Uiot tie isxrl has resigned
the Tnaaiershlp of tha lMoestor bunt ana
has advertised the sal of all hi horses
at auction. The divorce adds nothing un
savory item to the list ot nutsfortun at'
toiied to tit NvUe fanslly. Th Mar-
quis of Abergavenny Is on of th 'srg-
eet land owners In the south of JBnfcSaoJ.
Ills eldest sou the osri of Lewes Is n
a mad rrffose his fourth son. Lord Wll-
Mamm Neville hi in prison undergoing a
sentence for forgery his second daugh
ter Idy Alio who married MaJ. JlenT
CVHirt Morland formerly of the ninth
lancers. dM last yoar under dtvtreM'ng
oireumatanees. IiSdy Itoe who was 1 -
vorcert last Thursday was one of tfce
famous twin sisters both being beaiittful
girls. The otber twin Iody Violet ob-
taineil a divorce from Lord Cowley last
year and has sine remarried.
Tho CouaUs of Warwick after crs'.-
Ing a sensation after floating th War-
wick eotata's company now announces
tnav she will personally attend her store
In Nmv Ilond street whr she sells th
product of sotiool nesdi work on Tues-
daya during the summsr. Th new depart-
ure of a eountees behind a counter is ex
pected to bring swarms of customsr.
New York May W-TJUs was a g!a
day at Morris park fully . peopl
bolng on the 1ra- The great event of
the day was th national slalMon stakt
of 1M.000 In which all of the best young
sters in training were engaged with the
exception of Doublet In the belli
John Dsly pair IU Koyal Ilghnets
Cae wr. iitvays fiv rie Tho start
was prvmii nl gr "d os they went
dflf.n hi the dip t p utt To seen lfl'
the lnders were HN nvii Highness ird
Vii-glni.i Karl and M dr't.e At length
' kcets ' Martin fork iis Iloyal IHrh
neap dear across the trick -a the mH
to meet r oil. wh.im 1 m WAa 3nv
hard ar n the list sitvmiHi the
were t' ' .' Then in h 1 1 'ndh P
drew t 1he fa-nr nil w -
JU "''-' '" ' Guru n ir -in nn '
11 r.ki ri 1 .mlnmtnc m I th tTSi.r.
Im'Iim- the winner fur T R II jf
1' i'ie illeTM w re hotel off et-
ui .11. i $1 Th. and JIW7. f. r ItU Illjrti
li .f th -econi Inn . w n' to (I'd
.111.1 !t' ind third monev J1 HI wen'
I'.ile n Th 'ell
An Oemui TmsimIv.
victotn 71. c Msv a Tv Poly
nel.ms h. reiched Tsvte 1 one of the
i-linil f the OTJI Brmiin wti.-rtlv tioforc
the tcni Mloweri oiile.l -laim to be
the onh iilvors of a pirt f nn nnt v"
stolen from Anrianvm 'slin-l i.y a sa'ltng
schooner
After Uirlr capture he- -ie7 to Tv
tiki h it ..ii their wiv the slave f"'
upon their (japtors whom 1 ey thoutr1'
were Spnnl-irds and klllel tin tiirns'l
the sehi.iner back an I fir criloj dr"f'e'l
-torrii 1 .-J . I abejt In the is Most
th. m 11 I hungei nn.l t'i 1' One nle-t
elrht -in or fought tn wre k IVd
fmii itln - 1lel frr.m n meer il meisle
1111 tho remainder nte th 1- flesh The
two survivor drlftei on ;i small lstin '
near Tavluna
IT M B. Torch n sloop f war n e
way to Kaimm. fell In with fleet '
pirate sloops which p"" en merchntit
men and destro ytheir vssh the c-ews
escaping.
Uieis
1 Cill
-ti
It.
k. 1
Hill
11 r ( ..riiimn
-1 urw I 1. 11..
merrh inill
. ill I. . V
flom V'iet..i
VnT rlcsn
Ti 11k .1 -i
it'i -h.i
I
n
Fnlmouth May 11 The steamer Pir
Is ashoro on the manacles off t ri. e u
coast of CVsj-tWall.
Washington Ma 3 Tin
d RcundiA t r to be us. 1
t 1 an I'rivnilso barton
Ashingtmi. Jli) 2 yy
Lit mlrH-t"r to tliv. - t
the oflice i director of hnrei 1 of Am
.111 r -public.
r.ilniiiiii i Mav Jl - TH
st'-.imi r I1 H Is for Mew
mill th niitiaeles off Mn
i 'rnw ill. I"'ig.
Now Vuk Ma 20 The Clwln v-
. doal'i'i In iln go.id
Aicct $112 ft'" mo- I
nnd IWhmtli-i ?.'. K6
h M.iv 11 ti-legrim
L sovs. In i-i nod'leni n
thu nr i: iitle mine .it It. stand I! '
hunt night ' 'Ur nn n wire klllNI.
Prln --tn. N. J. May - CruK-otnii - n
this art' nn m In the dual .ileet 'i
('olumb'i lis a scor of CI l-li! i . 2
T'n r is i flnrie wliel blowing no t
truk in I fist time w i-i out f the t
Hon
IIkIs Al iv 10 An appl' 'I'M ha i
tn uli' I. th- supreme court f t a w 1
h.i'ityi ' . iUS in thei as .if lh- i i i
Hhoj.li in.- mntv i ominlssl .nors 'in'
nrret i' Warner for iitopllelty
l-'i riot M iy Slst wnn sol is the
i n h ur'iiK
i
Jill'
NO AOttTSF-MllNT.
(hlcag. Msj ki-Tho sv.M.rn gem i
pass ngei iigent adjourn.il until llnv 2"
without inaihing an agre-'in-n reganl '
linmlgr.int liearlng hoUt-e iffulrs. A s'o
m tte-
Sim i I
.lie! H
pl hi i
i'. 1 1 1 hi -
insisting of N i 'i il-
irid Mi -srs I in
IT ! W re li".ln . I
i i .i.ljii'ittiii.nt
in. I report on M.n
n ft i'i
Km k
to 1- v
the cnmp
Stitlomil llajillit . Iniilivr(ir(. .Sun JVini
f'IMW .Ifllf tf.l fill').
For the tibovn occaM'iit i-.e mill -
tlekt'lH tu Nan Vi aiui--i'ii it one f.ir.
tor tin ruutid trip. 'louitH nn -a
May IMIi to Hlli wit li i.nul return
limit nt July l.'.tli is ei
Via Shuhta route ln-t v n Portland
and San Francisco in nuc ilinctiou
$1'J 50 bnUl tlircctloiih 'vi'H Mlditninal
via Oregon Hallway and Navigaumi
Company h stcniuers In uveon same
points ur.!' direction in. I uding" uir ai
mul berth tlJ Ml both iln cctiuri- m
ol ml ing meals ami berih v.'o a t t
tional.
Htopovers will be rdntt'd on thr
going trip at any poi'it in trans tout
lientul territory provilnl tmsHnni r
reach San Francisco not later than
May 2"th. On tlie return trip btup
ovnrs will ba allowed at any point -j
Onllfornla or Oropon j ut nil points on
Sunta Fo Pacific) at all piiiutu on the
Oregon Hallway and Navigation f oin
pany; at all points west f St Paul.
Minn; via Ogdon at nil points west of
Colorado common points! and (hey
onno Wyoming.
For further information call on or
addrots A .1. Cokinh
Agent Himtti Fe limit.
Wanted Olrl fer neneral u -work.
Apply lo Kast Cleve.'and
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
l. VKHH.
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LAWYKH.S
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FhAsT 0al.
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LAWYERS.
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PIIVSIOIANH ii ht UOieoNh.
I. J. UlATt M I J lies via K Nn'
Telephone. "1
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JJIATT st HAKKR
PUYMltlA.N'M.t M KJBONS.
Office over Wbi-clnr'n Dr'ig Ht'iri
TstANhl lit tolWVMK.
J H. FAIRMI-LD
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Jnr the I
less and!
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