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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-12-19
CONDENSED NEWS
iathered From All Parts OF the Co1s n,
~ Telegraph.

Gathered From All Parts Of the Co1stry
~ Telegraph.
The short cotton crop is causing nr-
ncrous failures In the south.
Another big haul Of moonshiners has
been made in North Carolina.
The Dominion parliament will meet
Tor the dispatch Of business January 20,
1898.
George Sachettc, head Of the we'll
known publishing house, Of Paris. is
dead.
The Paris Figaro says that the recall
Of Nj. Washington, French ambassador
to the court Of St James, has been de-
cided
Queen Victoria arrived Saturday at
Osborne house, her residence on the
Isle OF Wight, where she will remain
until February.
Hereafter persons convicted of carry
ing concealed weapons in Frankfort,
KY, will receive work house sentence
in addition to fine.
Mrs George Bowers, of Bridgeton,
N. j., an insane patient, killed her hus-
band Friday at Greenwich, small
place near her home.
The wcll-known turfman and book
maker, julie Byrne, aged IS. died at the
home of his relatives. near Lexington,
| KY, after a lingering illness.
The official vote Of South Carolina In
the recent election for president Is as
follows: Cleveland, 54,69s; Harrison,
10, 3S4; Weaver, 2.4I0; Bidwell. none.
Scarlet fever Is raging 70 an alarming
extent at Valley City, o suburb Of Hart
ford City, w. Va The schools there
have been closed on account Of the cpl
demic.
The state grange, In session ut Louis
Vile, KY, adopted a rcsoluti 4 declar-
lag it will be an irreparablc II 'ortune
for Kentucky not to have an ,ibit at
the Worlds fair.
Bishop spaulding. OF Peoria ILL.,, Will
be coadjutor to Archbishop Kenrick.
of the ST. Louis diocese. The eonclu-
sion Of the suffragan Bishops. meeting
gives general satisfaction.
August Grossman was Friday morn
ing found guilty Of murder in the first
degree at Alpcna. Mich, in having
caused the death Of Albert Moliter, the
Pressure Ise county lumberman, seven
teen years ago
The Kansas board Of canvasscrs FRI
day issued a certificate of election to
Cabball, the populist elector. whose
election was contested on the ground Of
clerical error. This makes all the
Kansas electors populista
1t is officially denied that marriage
has taken place between Prince Ferdi-
nand, Of Bulgaria, and the Princess
Helen Louise Henriette. daughter Of
the count of Paris, and cousin Of Prince
Ferdinand, whose mother is related to
tho count of Paris.
A syndicate Of American capitalists
has acquired vitual control of the Do
minican republic by the purchase Of the
right to collect the customs revenues OF
the country, which are principally de
rived from the tobacco monopoly. 1t i
understood that 50. 500, 900 is agreed
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powersull 4, g,lsh GU Boats.

New York, Dec. 10. is given ont
here by the war department of ciitls
that they have just received th.inew
battery designs OF the British gun. beat
Petrol, launched during the mon a OF
November last on the great Lab S, ard
that the guns to be carried by the Pc
trel are sufficient to destrog aay q ~
States post on the lake frontier. hs
same Is said of the British gun-so. IL
Constance and Curlew, sister ships Of
the Petrol. launched several months
nreyiouslY.
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nand confest DecIared on.

LAPoETE, Ind, Dec. 10.-The propos-
I'd contest for the championship Of In
LLAMA between the Laporte City band
and the Ames Union band, OF Michigan
City. for . purse OF $1,000. Is of. the
latter band declining TO accept the
formers challenge. The challenge was
the result of an unsatisfactory decision
in n contest at the recent Valparaiso
Musical festival.
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Denth 81 IIop. II. II. IIInlard.

ATLANTA. Ga, Dec. 1O.--Iion. Henry
w. billiard died saturday morning Ut
o'clock. ut his residence In this city. lie
was one Of the most prominent men In
the south. He was minister 10 Berlin
under Tyler Hayes made him minister
to Brazil. He was In the United States
congress before the war. and in the
confederate congress during the war.
He was also brigadier general In tho
con federate army.
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ATLANTA. Ga, Dec. 10. "Munce'
Wheeler, who was sentenced to the
penitentiary for twelve years, and who
escaped from the officers while on his
way to the ''pen," one year ago, has
been recaptured He will not be sent
to serve out his sentence, however, as
he will have to stand his trial for a
murder committed since. for which he
may have to give up his life on the gal
lows He Is also charged with having
three wives.
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4 MILITARY Revolt.

Rio JAsEIRo, Dec 70. "A military re-
volt broke ont at Nichtheroy Friday,
the object being 70 raise to the presi-
dcncy Ex-Gov. Portella, the leader 81
the autonomist party. Federal troops
were at once dispatched to the scene
and the revolt was soon suppressed.
Two persons were killed.
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lie U.ed the wrong Figures.

SCRANTON, Pa. Dec. 19.-Isaac Till
inghast, postmaster at La Plume for
ten years, is under arrest for making
false returns Of the business at that
point. He is the editor of farm pa
Der, whose circulation has made the Of
fee one Of the presidential class, with a
good salary. Charges of deficiency and
wrong depositing are also alleged.
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Innine sloEl1 slakIne.

WASHINGTON, Dec. i9.-The condition
Of Mr.. Blaine jnstifies no expectation
Of recovery. Since information was
given as to the case several days ago
there have been varying reports On
some days Mr.. Blaine has been little
better than on others, but on no day
has there been what might be called .
permanent Improvement. II there was
ray Of hope week ago even that ray
Is duller now
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ma. =. o,.,...., = -. ,1.rr,a.c.

BALrINoRE. Dec. 10.-The marriage
Of Henry Langshank and Mary Brill
hart was stopped by Mrs Langshank
Just as the minister was about to pro-
nouncc them man and wife. She was
accompanied by an officer with war
rant Her son, she said, was only 10
years old She took him home to
Greencastle, Pa, on the next train.
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Rabbi lioaenlsre.. Back Up.

WILLIAMSBURG. N. X. Dec. i0.-Rab-
bi Rosenberg. who was expelled by the
congregation Beth-Jacob, denies that he
ate pork and says that he will engage q
lawyer TO ask the courts TO reinstatc
him as rabbi The reverend gentleman
says that all the members Of the syna-
gogue Beth-Jacob were reformed He
brcws in private and orthodox In public.
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NEW HAVEN. Ct Dec. IA fne Of
800 the extreme penalty of the law,
was inflicted by Judge Rufus S. Pickett
Friday upon james A. McCrea, of Pitts
burgh. Penn, and f. NJ. Wyrehause. Of
St Paul. Mimi, the Yale students who
were charged with breach Of the peace
on December 8, during celebration Of
the successful football season by the
freshman class
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WIN r,e cardinal LeGue.

LONDON, Dec. IA dispatch to the
Tablet from Rome says the announce
ment that Most Rev. VIM. J. Walsh,
archbishop Of Dublin, would be made .
cardinal at the coming papal consis-
tory, was erroneous, adding that it was
the pope's intention to elevate Most
Rev. Michael Logue, archbishop Of Ar
magh and primate OF all Ireland, to
the cardinalate instead Of Archbishop
Walsh.
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IN THE PENITEN7IARY.
Over Two Decades for Killing His
Home Despoiler.
AN OLD PRISONERS COOLEY.


Ne Expressed Regret for the Crime.
C0LuhRUs, O., Dec 10 --"fll never
SO you again; 50 good-by, forever. said
. grny-hnircd old man 10 . group OF
officials - he buttoned his coat tightly
around his withcrcd form and totterod
away from the I,enitentiory gates FRI
day.
The man who badc this strange fare
well was Venuth n. Washburn, ono o.
the oldest prisoners in point Of seryi-
tude ever released from the big prison.
Twenty-Five years ago Washburn ar
rived ut the penitonhary 10 serve q life
sentence for murder IN the second do
gree He WINS sent mp from summit
county, having been convicted In the
fall OF 1870.
Gov Mckinley pardoncd him Friday
In accordance with tho Recommendation
Of Warden James, Deputy Warden
Playford and all the members Of the
board Of managers. Tho case was never
takon before the board Of pardons. IN Il
was ono 90 notable and 80 deserving Of
clemency that Il needed no inyestign-
tion at the hands Of that body.
Washburn's crime wns the killing Of
his wife's cousin. Charles pecplea Tho
murder was committed July TO- Of tho
year mentioned. Peoples was . hand
some young man, and Ia these days
would DO called "mashcr." He mnde.
his home at Washburnss house, and con4'
sequcntly was thrown much In the so
ciety Of MIRA Washburn.
He took advantage Of the hospitality
granted him. Washbnrn discovered
his wifess npfnithfnlnesR and tho mur-
dor followed. Peoples was shot four
timcA After terrible running fight
with tho enraged husband. Waahburn.
gave himself mp. and mnde no defense.
lie Is one Of tho most conscientious
men with whom the prison officials
have ever had 70 deal, and has been
model in the matter OF good behavior.
Gov. Hoadly offered 70 grant Wash
burn q pardon II he would cultivate
spirit OF repentance and express sorrow
for his crime. Washburn frankly told
Gov. Hoadly that he could never com.
ply with these conditions. for he could
never regret having killed the despoiler
OF his home
Many q prisoner would have been
glad TO have an opportunity 70 express
the most profound regret. whether sim
cerc or not, In order TO regain his free.
dom, but II was not so with Washburn,
and his conscientionsncs cost him
many more years servitude
When Washburn was received ut tho
penitentiary he was 25 years old and an
ideal picture Of physical manhood. His
seryitude and sorrow have worked
wonderful change, and now. In dppear-
nnce. he Is q man Of 10 years, taking
the last few steps toward the grave.
Mrs. Washburn, the cause Of the muir.
der. secured divorce from the husband
she so deeply wronged and Is now mar
ricd again.
When Washburn was convicted he
left two little daughters 70 DO cared for
by relatives at Akron. One Of them Is
now highly accomplished young lady
and teacher In tho Columbus public
gahnnla
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PORTLAND, Ind. Dec. 10. Several Of
the young lady clerks in the Portland
post Office won't on strike Saturday
morning. The morning mail had not
been distributed and there was tall
hustling 10 get help. The trouble was
caused by Willie Marsh. the postmas-
ltesss, son. trying TO run the Office.
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PfTTsBURGH, Pa ,f Dec. 10. THE jury
in the case Of J. r. Godfrey. ]. N. hall
and A. +. Mundorf. ex-ofllcers Of the.
supreme lodge. Order Of Scion, charged
with embczzlemept and conspiracy
rendered. i verdict Of acquittai J. r.
tiodfrey however. must pay all the costs
81 prosecution.
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CROOKED postal Clerk Arreste.l.

CHICAGO. Dec. i9.--<Waltcr Gurnea, a
post Office clerk here. WINS arrested for
stealing letters from unbroken pack
ages When arrested he had in his pos
session drafts, checks, RAILROAD tickets.
jcwelry. money orders. postal notes.
etc. One draft was for eli 900.
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IoNA. Mich, Dec 10. The recount in
this tIona) county. on the Fifth con-
gressidhal district ticket, was completed
Friday. II shows the election Of Geo
+. Richardson tdemocrat) over Charles
E. L'lknap (republican). the present
inctMIbent by twelve plurality in the
entire district
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Great La,d ira 4 ,.oniirmed.

SANTA FE, N NJ, Dec 10. The land
court Friday confirmed the Alameda
grant in Bernailio county and the Lu-
Zero de Goder grant In Taos county.
Both grants are In excess Of eleven
leagues, and the decisions are Of the
utmost Importance. The cases are up
naalad
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PoUoHKEErsrE, N. r., Dec. 19-The
new souvenir half dollar Is ON exhibit
tion here and does not meet the general
Of the people. A merchant
says: 1.-The piece is duh In appearances;
the trimming Is irregular, Its general
exhibit Is unworthy Of the government
that issued Il for the purpose intened. =
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FAIRBuRY. ILL.,, Dec. 10. The evening
Chicago mail pouch of the 3D. Of this
month has undoubtedly been stolen. as
neither Of the banks of this city, each
of whom had drafts to theamount Of
over $40, 900 in this mail. have had any
returns from them The amount lost
in postal notes and currency is not
known
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YANKTox, s. D., Dec. IA poll Of
the state Legislature shows q decided
majority for re-submitting the prohi.
bition law A majority Of the members
are opposed TO any change In the di.
sorce law Or any adverse railroad legis-
LATHAM
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GALLATIN, Tenn, Dec. l9.-The man
who attempted an outrage upon Miss
Kate Anderson, Of Bowling Green, KY,
is reported 70 have been captured Mt
Alien Springs. on the line between this
county and Allen county, KY, and that
his captors are on their way with the
brute TO the scene of his crime.
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senator MIII.. Kstarn eertaIa.

DALLAS, Tex. Dec. l7.--All effort To
organize any serious opposition to the
return OF RogerQ Mills to the senate d
an admitted failure. Gov Hogg has SO
far been unable TO get his party to-
gGther on Incorporation.
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LONDON, Dec. 10. The Daily Chronicle
says that government document Is be-
ing set up by single trustworthy COM
position who works behind locked doors
and Is guarded against every intrusion
by every precaution. Such secrecy
would be observed, says the Chronicle.
only In case Of the home rule bill.
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m. own Exeeuti3ner.

Los ANGELES. Cal, Dec. IA. Fl.
Young, the chinsman condepned tc
death for the murder Of the boy, Ferdi-
nand inijado, committed suicide by
hanging himself to one Of the bars Of
the cell.
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ri,c OrleanInts AIert.

LoNDoN, Dec 19,-The Madrid corre-
,pondent Of tho Daily News says that
there will shortly be gathering
It Seville Of Orleans princes. including
the comte de Paris, to discuss the atti-
tude OF the Orieanists In the election in
France. arising out Of the present crisis.
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81. PETKRsBURa, Dec 10 Final Off
cial statistics Of the cholera epidemic
In Russia have been issued. According
to these figures there have been 1904
deaths from European, and 1856, 34S
deaths from Asiatic cholera since the
outbreak of the disease In the empire,
making total Of 265. 100 deaths.
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HIhIhe AHiIotod Win UFIkhEN UIBehbe'
NEw YoRK, Dec 10. "A Special to the
World from. Washington says that OK
Secretary Blaine is In the last stage Of
Brights disease, and Is undergoing the
usual phenomena OF that malady.
There Is high medical authority for this
statement. and Mr.. BIaine's physicians
admit the fact
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QUEBEc. Dee. 10. All the members Of
the late Dcbouchcrville cabinet have
been sworn into their old places In the
new cabinet The only change Is the
premiership. which Is now devolved ON
l. O. Taillon.
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coI.oRADo srnrNos Qol. Dec H.
Ex-City Clerk German, who Wednesday
confessed shortage Of 60. 500. intimatcs
that others are guilty IN the citr'n rob
berry besides himself He charges hat
1900 4 missing beside. what b tool.
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banker sentenced 70 imprisonment.

PHmADELPHIA, Dec Ain the U. s.
district court Friday morning, Judge
Butler sentenced Nelson l.. Evans, who
was largely interested in wrecking the
Spring Garden national bank, to seven
years imprisonment A fine Of 1900 was
also imposed Evans is very old man
and will scarcely outlive his sentence.
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IF You want to make present OF handsome
L dress or coat 20 to Emmert q Fiery, a great
variety Of the latest STYLES and patterns at
bottom prices.
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C,oLLAPSEDt Collapsed. Old Kris Kingle
I has succumbed with his entire load at c. r.
HERRTNs's Toy Department, up stairs, corner
Queen and Martin streets
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NOR RENT OfIces occupied for years 1y
J. DR.. Day. Possession given April j 1888.
Apply at this once. i2-6im.
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GONE merchants let their lines Of staple goods
% run down in order to lay ina stock Of toys,
dolls etc., for the holidays--not so with Eulmert
4 Fiery for their largest trades isin dress goods
and coats. They carry these lines full so that
you'll find Just as great a variety In their dress
goods as you did early in the season and their
assortment Of coats was never better.
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XYOU viii find q great variety Of Kandker-
i chiefs and Kid GLOVES at Emmert q Ferys
they have loads Of pretty things for their holi-
day trade.
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DICK-NICK-No You can buy silk mitts
L worth 25 cents for IS cents. ~
IS cents.
a, You can buy ladies vests worth 10 cents Tor
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uRADQUARTRRsf for Pillsbnry K < Best
IL Flour. WIN sell at lowest prices. Money
can be saved by buying from me. A. =; SNa+
DER, Agent. Ribm.
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VOUR wife would appreciate q handsome
damask table cloth and dozen of nap
kins to match You will find great quantity at
Rmmert d Fiery's. Either In pattern or by the
yard, also some lovely tray covers at great
bargain.
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MID Winter Excursion.-5O0 genuine s. Seal
Vl Muffsf for 81 EUGENE T. HERRING next
door Geo. Mann's Tonsorial Emporium.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1892-03-05
The March Wide Awake

IL timely and attractive issue OF the
favorite magazine. It's frontispiece, IL
Illustrating Miss Brastow's characteristic
story Of "A March Mood" capitally sug-
gests the lingering snow Of the depart
ing winter, and there arc March pictures
and poems suitable to the season. Mrs.
Harriet MAXWELL Converse concludes
her entertaining chapters on Iroquois
life with q spirited account of the In
dian children's "Fire-hy Song" Lieut.
Col. Thorndile contributes to his series
Of "one Mans Adventures" IN account
Of his startling experience GAS War Cor
respondent. The serial stories, "Jack
Brereton's Three Months Service" by
Maria Mcintosh Cox, and "The Lance
of Kanana," by the entertaining story
teller who conceals his identity under
the Arabic 'Abd Ell Ardavan." The
poetry is from such verse-makers as
Herbert d. Ward, Elsie Kendall, Clara
Doty Bates and others. The Men and
Things department is full Of entertain
ing things worth remem boring.
WIDE AWAKE is published ut 20 cents
a number, s.. 40 per year. Atthe news
dealers. or direct Of D LoTHRoP Co.,
Publishers, Boston.
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BOXING MATCH AT WEST POINT,
In which the South Dakota Mnn IL Worst
ed by n San Francisco Man.

In which the South Dakota MINI IL Worst
ed ny n San Francisco Man.
NEW York, Feb. 2T.-Ever since he
donned the West Point uniform Cadet
James Wallace Broatch, Of South Da-
kota, has been given the palm as a
boxer at the famous academy, but he
is now lying battered and bruised in
the academy hospital, having been in
gloriously dethroned last Sunday by
Cadet Albert Z Saxton, San Fran
cisco man.
Saturday evening the two had q dis
pute about lady and a challenge fol-
lowed and Sunday afternoon in the
cellar under the day room" the two
met Each brought two friends. They
stripped to the waist and at 1t they
went. Three rounds were fought In
the first Saxton was severely punished
and Broatch was without q scratch.
The third round lasted five minutes.
Broatch lay bleeding on the cellar
floor. He was unconscious and his
seconds feared he was dead.
The news spread like wildflre
throughout the academy. All the Gu
diets were glad that the boss boxer had
been whipped. but their sympathy
went out to him when they saw the
blood gushing from two ugly wounds
He was so chagrined at having been
beaten by Saxton that he cried like q
baby.
Monday night his condition alarmed
the doctor. as symptoms of fever ap-
peared. Wednesday he was too fever
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KANSAS STATE NEWS.
Closing Day.


At the close of the encampment OF
the G. A. R at Atchison the following
officers were installed: A. r. Green,
department commander; George X.
Spencer, senior vice-commander; L. b.
Gerow, junior vice-commander; E
Balm, color bearer; j. Z. Brant, chap
lain; DR.. Z. Cooke, medical director; II.
Il Pearsall, d. w. Eastman, Adrien
Reynolds, A. l. Voorhis, and ]. Allen
Parter, council of administration. 1t
was decided to hold the ne4t annual
encampment at Pittsburgh and the re-
union Of next summer ut Wichita The
headquarters of the department Of Kan
sas was permanently located Mt Tope-
ka The prize offered for the post
showing the largest increase in MEM
bership was awarded to post No. II. Of
Topeka. The second prize was given
to post No. 1873, of Baxter Springs. The
encampment recognized the Ladies'
Aid society. n newly organized order.
as An auxiliary association and sent
delegation to visit the society.
The Women's Relief Corps elected
the following officers: Ida w. Moore.
Abilene, department president; Mrs.
Ida c. Martin, Atchison, senior vice.
president: Mrs. Lucy Jones, Norton,
junior vice-president; Mrs Frances
Lund, Larned, treasurer; Mrs. M. X.
Holland. Severance, chaplain.
The officers of the Sons of Veterans
installed were: F. A. Agnew, Newton,
division commander; c. A. Henning,
Salina, senior vice-commander; Henry
Hoffman. Emporia, junior vice-com-
mander; E. b. White, Independence;
w. j. Mendenhall, Great Bend; F. r.
Hayes, Medicine Lodge, members di-
vision council, with a full list of sub
ordinate officers.
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August
Flower

liam ready to testify under oath
that if it had not been for August
Flower I should have died before
this. Eight years ago I was taken
sick, and suffered as no one but
a dyspeptic can. employed three
of our best doctors and received
no benefit. They told me that I had
heart, kidney, and liver trouble.
Everything l ate distressed me so
that I had to throw it up. August
Flower cured me. There is no med
icine equal to it." LORENZO F.
SLEEPER, Appleton, Maine. @
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Canada's Embargo on American Beef.

OTTAWA, Ont, March At is proba-
bic that in the coming spring the quar-
antine of ninety days imposed upon
cattle coming into the northwest from
Montana territory will be applied to
cattle entering British Columbia from
Washington and Oregon territory.