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Columbus Real Els.
tate.
Ideal Investment property.

l have given years, with excellent
results, to the subject of investing
sums, large and small for others;
and those who want bargains, should
see the elegant variety of ideal in
vestment property, l am now offer
ing in the edge of Columbus, at
prices that will double and treble
within about three years.
A This property consists of lots, ad-
ditions and acreage which pays its
way in rentals, and always finds a
Ready and Rising market, should
you want to sell.
l want ''hustler" in Logan to So
licit for me; and those having friends
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Buckeye Route Excursions.

Cleveland and return, acct. of
Grand Lodge, X. of P. May, 9th
and 2Sth. Half Fare.
Decator ILL.,, May "a, to June 1, on
acrount annual meeting German Bap-
tist Brethren. Half fare.
Canton, o., account l. o. OF. Grand
Lodge, May q, to "a. Half fare.
Roanoke Va, May 80 and 81, June
l to 4, inclusive. Half fare, account
German Baptist Brethren.
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Net increase II
Rev. DR.. Moore on last Sunday
completed the ninth year Of his
-pastorate in this place during which
he has been eminently successful.
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TIME-TRIED AND FIRE
TESTED.
Phoenix Insurance Company,
Hartford, Conn.

STATE OF OHIO,
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT,
Columbus, January 9Th, 1905.
1, W. NJ. Hahn, Superintendent OF Insur-
apce of the State of Ohio, do thereby certify
Gated at Hartford, in the State OF Connect
cut, has complied in all respects with the
laws of this State, relating to Insurance Com
panieS other than Life, incorporated by
other States of the United States, and is
authorized to transact its appropriate bust
ness of Fire Insurance in this State in ac-
cordance with law, during the current year.
The condition and business Of said Com
pany on the 3lSt day of December, of the
year next preceding the date hereof is shown
by the statement, under oath, required by
Section 2Si, Revised Statutes of Ohio, to be as
follows:
Aggregate amount of available Assets,
$5,5SS,C5S OF
amount of Liabilities
except CapitaD Including Rein
Net Assets, s2737,2l7 81
Amount of ctual paid up Ca pitals2 ,0OO, 900 90
Surplus, s7s7 1917 81
OF Income for the year. in cash.
S3,7l9,Sl2 81
OF Expenditures for the
year. in cash, SO, ,613, All 6G
~ IN Witness Whereof have here
unto subscribed my name, and
SEALS caused my official Seal to be
} affixed the day and year first
~ above written.
W.M HAHN,
Superintendent of Insurance
IRA J. LINDLEY
W. w. MCCRAY
Agents at Logan. Q.
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The Twice Five Banquet
Communicated.

celebrated its second anniversary on
last Friday evening, April 26, at the
Depot House.
Last year the president, DR.. Dye
opened his hospitable dining room
and inagurated this feature in the
Clubs Existence abounding in good
fellowship, eloquence and sauciness.
Since then the prosperity and per-
petuity of the Club has become estab-
lished.
The members have sarcastically
been called the ten wise men of Lo-
gan and little nonsense is the legiti-
mate sequence.
Mr.. White and his wife appreci
ated the situation, and the tasty dec
orations of pink, in festoon and flowers,
pink in the corner of menu card, on
the year book, even in the icing of
the cakes and in the layers of iee-
cream, suggested the pink as the
Clubs flower and pink its color. The
The viands and service were the
pink of perfection.
The menu consisted Of
Oyster Patties
Olives Celery Pickles
Reception Waters
Veal Loaf: Turkey Cold Ham
Smoked Beef Tongue
Chicken Salad Deviled Eggs
Cream Cheese
Butter Sandwiches Tea Biscuit |
Cranberry Jelly Currant Jelly !
Nepolltan Ice Cream
Citron Pound Cake Fancy Cakes
Chocolate Cake Angel Food
Apples Oranges Bananas
Pears
Tea Coffee
Around the two tables the club and
their guests grouped themselves as
follows
DR.. Henry Dye, Mrs. L. ]. Little,
DR.. w. A. Powell, of Athens, Mrs.
F. Harrington, Arch Kreig, Miss
Sadie McCray, Prof and Mrs. R. E,
Rayman, Mr.. and Mrs. All. Will
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert R. Har-
rington, DR.. and Mrs. D. R. Moore,
Col. and Mrs. w. S. Friesner, Mr..
and Mrs. E. o. Petit, Mr.. and Mrs. .
L. D. Vickers, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Bruce
Dollison, Marshall Harrington and ,
Miss Elizebeth Mechanical.
During the banquet soft music r
from the orchestra prevaded the pref ;
ty hall
DR.. Dye presided as toast master i,
md proposed the toasts as follows
With their responses.
Our Year Book
Herbert r. Harrington.
The Fledglings-
Lorenzo d. Vickers.
Woman's Clubs !.
A. II. Wilson. Il
The Club Flower
Prof. R. E. Rayman. n
The Platform b
DR.. VIM. A. Powell. cl
The Future of the Club
DR.. D. r. Moore. a
Auld Lang Syne with c!asped Q.
ands constituted the parting. a,
The anniversary was made the oc p,
aston Of publishing a book with a
lew Of preserving record of the r
'lub's sessions, numbering forty B
even during the period since the Or
anization. In it is included list
lectures delivered before the Lo-
an public, which constitutes valu-
bic souvenir to the members and u
leir friends. al
The Club enters on its third year -
ith renewed vigor and promise of til ii.
tellectual entertainment and i'm
and take this opportunity L,
thanking the Logan people for en-
in their efforts to enter [
in as evinced by the unusually large Vi
tendance at the lectures given by
le Club.
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zinlILRoADs OF rmI COUNTRY.
seventh Statistical Report Of the
Interstate 4 onugrco N1mtnis-ion'

soy,oth Statistical Report Of the
InIcrsiRts commerce Commission
wAsnIsurON, ID. a., June l6.-iuo
ssycnth statistical IepgTt Il the Inter
stLts commerce cpmmisslOD, for tho
year ending June 80, 1894, has lust been
ADMITTED,
In the Introduction special attsntlon
Ia called to peculiar conditions affecting
the operation VI railways during the
yssr.
Tho total railway mileage in the
Dotted States on June ~, 1894, was
l7S. EOS, all Increase aut,ng tbc year OF
\. 24P m.les, THIS increase during the
pIsvlous year WAS 1857 milvf. The
number Of TOaIH aba .lynyi was s'x-
teen. rhr total mileage Ui all tracks
wa, 1873 $50 mil-s.
The tl,al aun n,r rtrsiiwny CORDOBA
lions on Juae %, 1894, WAS ,B-i, su
Increase duuug tua year n - me
number VI r5ais Not Ia operation
WAS a.
A classilic lion of railraads on the
nayi, II Ou8IEtui mlleags IN ~ innt ~
retd.,uagh WIN mileage u over / 90
notles. opvT,ts lOO,6l7 miles OF uur, 1I
bB. 80 per cent q lho total mileage OF
me ,uuutty. NiaotY r0ads yp"fA'o
10 90 PEI Ornt OF tn cutie IA lowe,
on June 3O,h, 1884 tho total mum or
nj locomotives was 5,a02, AZ inoioas-
during tho yenr OF 7O4. Vha total
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IN
WASH GOODS.

90 inch White India Linen. you would
willingly pay loo yard, Tor this week
6io.
a. inch White Leno Lace Stripes, f.i
to inch apart, worth i5c, at $40 yd.
Fast Black Lawn, in small and large
checks, u inches wide, value iSc, at
s c yd.
" inch India pefcalc pink, blue, Law.
cudcr and white ground, In figures and
stripes, pretty Tor shirt waists, sold else.
where at isisc, for &c yd.
Duck suiungs, light and dark grounds
With stripes. dots and figures. new col.
ots, cuifciy new styles, Tor pic yd.
Plain White piuue for dress skirts, y
inches wide, ai l2ic.
Lace Striped Lephcrine, ia ioveliest
Of the new color combinations, paradcd
a. bargain elsewhere, at age Tor l5c.
Fine aud Sheer Tape Striped Dim.
tiles, that everybody wants, beautiful
quality instead oi sSc, We make them
l5c.
Manchester Piques, in white grounds
with COlured figures and stripes, the
most sefylcahle wash fabric, our regular
s5e quality, cut this week to i5c.
Beautiful Imported White Lawn.
satin corded combination stripe, worth
SOC At lSC.
Lates, and Finest in French Pieques,
white grounds with colored figures, cost
$50 to import, slashed to 25c.
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number Of cars reported WAS !, 2TS, 01'.
Tho lUtal numier NJ railway ,M'
ployel en- june 30. 1854, was 77B,6usi Il
uoUrgusb 1l rHmpated wt'h the numutr
on Junr 80, 1893, VI $685. OK 1876 per
c"ut. Trials ~ smaller number eu-
l'yUd than ia any yoar hiLce lsbl
Toe dtCfo1Fo IL due, tho report sihlc',
.' tho heavy falling or Ia traffic nnI
the eudsayOr Of the tailways 10 euono'
m.g-.
me to.pl amount ~ reported fiilw =
cnriini on juno ~. 1894, wGs $1,000 q
l7a,sl3, or sG4 O5l per mile 90 ...r.
hi IN Increase ia Tue rmJuUt Cot
'utsiauuln.. capital dgrlns the year ~
SO, 100000, i.e Hnuust OF capital
stork wa si,S2i,N7j 90, u whicl
81, lu3, Hs3ltB Hat ,Uum1u stock,
iho IuuItY deut was si,S5e, 5S3,0IJ
TIE ny u g u cuffeut nAUiii'IUs vas
s0Oj ,Sl5,laj. The amount Of railway
Ftcuiiil,s ueld 10y thH T,iiWsyB Ar an
Investment was sl,5ii ,OJj,6IO, a de-
cfOhae curing tue JvHr ~ SIS
sbB 5R3. The hmOuut siuct .ay.
iug no dividend was iJ,U0J j).Dyi,
Dr %. 81 p.rcc. VI tue ( tai amount,
IH. rIni smgunt VI dividends wa
800 $50 40, nr an average tato On tbe
jusl. oLg.Haying stock Ut d.il per cent.
the AuIIunt OF bonds pay ~ NJ iutsf.
est was sBb0,573 $50. The amount ui
mlscpIl,ueUus obligations paying no
interest was s53, age, 2ji, Nui the
auount Of income hluus pnylUg 10
Interest was S-lO,7b7, bji.
Tho uumurr u pss''ugUfs carried
was BlB, SIS, isB, an iuufsaar over Soc
previous year Of 26,l-7,bs7, AMI vs9
uccaHUncd by the MOud's Fnif lfsyt.
There was large dtCIcaFu iu ife'guL
ltfiiic, the number ui tons exceed woe
iuF $3.50, 1855. sos. a. against as, li0 -
Ia 1893.
the .rf,s catuings o. a. 'si!wayH
Tor tue year were gl,O53, ,Glt7JT, n gg-
crease W. compare with tue ttoyiJuH
| year d 3 Il, $50 t77 Passenger revenue
dUofcsaod glB,l II. .1s, and tEs revenue
from freight tnilic HycruHstG sl.9 jJ4, .
5iS. The uugUIt ~ UyBtslrs Va
pruslo was 1881 ,ili,822, a decrease Of
| sos, 3OB,B11. luu iAtaCai pur cent Of
decrease vas IN tho operating axpentrs
| AYsignCj 81 maintenance VI way aud
| ttfuClutes ana 70 maintenance Of
| equipment, which show respectively a
decrease Of 10 ~ and l779 per cent.
Tue net ssruing' wutU 3il ,0iI, i7j, n
decrease of $50 $50, 100, as compared
with the previous year Tho income
derived from soutrel outside " opera.
tons was u Y, sl6,SOj.
Duriug ,he yeas 1898 rallw y en-.
pl0yeH were killed, anu 23,i!2 were
Injured, ~ compared with .,7-7
killed Hnd 81 ,l7y injured 10 1898. lhi'
marked decfeaue IN casually II partly
duc, tho report says, 90 tue decrease Ia
tue volume Of business handled. Toe
increase N tue use oi automatic pppl.'
ancOo on railway equipment also ma
have fenIerOd railway employment
lees dangerous, tbs number VI pas
zen eTs killsi was 3gi, IN increase u
20, anu the number Injured was $500,
"a decrease ~ 1875,
To snow the ratio Of casualty Il mas
be gtalsI that ono empiJye was Killed
out OF every i4S IN the ssryiCo,ani ont
iDjursd out Of every 80 employed.
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The Arid I.nud Grants.

WAsHISuTOs, ID. g., June l5.-Mil.
Hons aud millions VI acres o. land are
to be added to the great homestead
areas Of tue West. Thu last Congress
enacted u law providing that the gene.
raj government shall donate to each
bthto In which thpts are Grid lnuds,
LOCO, 900 acres VI tuch lands, on corr
diliOn thAt tns reclamation Is dOno by
The stS,es. Already idthO ami WyO-
ming have complied with all tho Tor.
maiities Of Tbs law anu have taken
steps towards securing the 1000, 900
acres OF land within their borders.
Lieutenant Governor Miles Of ldano
anu l.. Meade VI Wyoming, bott
engineers appointed by their respective
Htates, are hero 10 cOm p'cte the iluAl
arrangements. Tibet, mission prOmlse5
10 DO very successful.
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LACES.

Wnhc ard Es,l Oriental aces. five
.Dehv, wide worth ssc, At l5c yd.
Seven inches wide, worth sos, at
l7!C yd.
aNne inches wide, worth $50, at
2Co yd.
Ecu Venetian Lace, with on, net
TOP, five inches wide, worth sSc, at l5C.
Eigh, inches wide, worth $50, at zoe.
Ecm Silk Bourbon Lace, three inches
wide, worth use, 1t l5C.
Five inches wide. worth ioc, at csc.
Real Venetian Poin, Laecs. 4 mag
uihccnt assortment, 90 cgfl aud butter
COLOR iu any desired width, TO T.
inches, all specially reduced iOr this
sale.
Butter Color Point Vandyke Lace.
2, luehes wide. worth double, al 25c,
COG, 35c yd.
Eeu Lace, most exquisite designs,
from slu % inches vide, from gsc to
81 I5 yard, oil at 50 per cent below
value.
Is inch Butter Color Venetian Point
a'i over Lace, Tor covering yoke or
entire WAIST worth !t5S, Tor SLIGO
% inch wide Ecfu Maurcsduc all over
Lace, worth s 90, at s. 90 yd.
Butter Color vandyke Point Vene.
iisn laees. I inches vide, worth ssg, at
COO.
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Becoham.s rU.sarclorbilio
ness, bilious headache. dyspcp.
STA, heartburn, torpid liver, diz-
ziness, sick headache, bad taste
in the mouth, coated tongue,
loss ofappetitc sallows<in,c etc,
when caused by constipation ;
and constipation is the most
frequent cause ofallofthem.
Go by the book. Pills rec and
s5e box. Book JIcr at your
druggists or write BE Allen Co.,
365 Canal 81, N,w YORK.
tHrasIH,.. sHftnt.' rlisa
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1ELBGRAPHlC.
IROUBLE IN TURKEY.
.,o,pyrpAS rOLICrMES KILLED
,.,,,,ion for tho Murder OF a
Young Dride--wom'n Defend
village.

.,,, lime I5.-Adyices were re-
vt, here today from Krooshown,
w. .,..,sonl., telling OF two startling oe'
Al.' .a,s.. which may he followed by
CIV more serious trouble In that
I l',l,l. The fret disturbance was
'n" 't according 10 all accounts, by
Ta,sl.h policeman, @ho killed a
49,, woman on the eve OF her mar.
~, 10 young RoumSniSn' The
,.two brothers swOrc vsngcauce,
80. Turkish policeman and one "
~ s,radrs were killed ~ them
w ,,,y aiter the death OF the girl.
'' 49, caused great excitement IN the
.,,rssrhuod, anu attempts wcto msdU
i"ssriufe the brothers, VINO sought
In , house, which they prepared
y ss.epd to the utmost. rms hul!i'
VA. finally surf0unded by The
ri,t5h police, and the brothers opontd
ss.'n,sn tppm with Ruue and rEv3iy.
',,dg lie windows II the housuaud
ling Tho aliray killed two more, but
49, ihemselvts were KILLED ~ Tie
AaNN
Tbe firing caused wild excitement
,,stywheru In the neighOothood, and
"a. COMMANDER OF tho Turkish troops
..obllged to send for relniOicemont'
IN gfdef 10 maiutaln order.
Inc second story IL even norc start.
lac Than tho fiisi. According TO nd.
y'sss nom the Roumapian village Of
w,lpcho, Ia the same district, thht
,,rs was recently invaded during she
,l,sneo oi the mEie portion OF TIE pop
g.,tlsn by band Of a lbanian ban Iils.
M women OF Wa.tiUhU, however,
,.I.,d upon whatuyof weapons tbry
r5ull anu made determined res.tt-
ace 10 tho brlgnnds, who, during tue
AIN which followed, killed nluo of
lbs women, burned the village u tho
giound AMI drove the cattle 90 their
,.tspgholj. Naturally the pilair mas
,iop,ed the most Intense Indignation
ualnsl tho briganIs, auI u strong de.
nehmunt VI ttO0pB has been sent alter
len,
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ftisrmei must unite nnj preiars iyr "a
.riud Rfmod ftiugslo Cor luo lnI''
pprutHc8 of their CJdhtfgi
R-solyoI, That Sc, inc uuitgn'ts OF
the lf.sh.Ametlcau Military uuiOn, DO
convention assembled, ntituy lu'
vie all Irish-Amsgic'n military
ORDINATIONS In the UuhUd 5talss %
tniHats with tuis uhl"., l. Tue eau
that, having but oae u'p .ssi IN view,
we may Ue Ia n yosii.I4 30 tase cone
Ccftsd action 1T al iintl au+ nay e..
tauiish 4uru y brotherhood 90 tIrtiu'
1 Wil .u no htfVrg,G o. chpauio o..
effective work tiWnids securing lee
taUJ'. t..pYuu1ouuB. tant We tut
th,tmgrt invite tucn organizations t.
appear vito IA ia com ,iHE iu BGIsc'
pert, Conn, IN he s.tnmtf o., l'N1i
when mere viii be upp If,uuliy ,ur
military evolution Oh q gtani scale.
IL VS. ni-O KptsO' thst tfsnCn, POI.
isL ami Hungarian military bodies ~
- muatny with ihc ITieh movement Io
lefmiltt u 10 come into the union,
" ,sYtytU, Iuat We, tue deltgHiU' no
tho Iup4.A MtuUAu Ml iiaiy uu.Ju ~
convention HsssuiuIsi, iu hereby .yi-
der iLe Lai.ut pftfi1is 'I 'I.N ti
uesttir.t vi.4CI 90 700 ,EuuI 70
their cause.
Iha, ia our opinion they ic,cfyo tbo
aympltuy and support 90 n.l ilayf'J
LOVING people; tnal 9c cui uYDu tH.-
grC.s to !.hg s.e. 81 iTnr.Il,tIy ut.u
Its C0nvuuiug 80 lA,rua @ ..y ,u,nIH
TtCUlU luu ug b'l!.cflH'-.
ga, convention. WNlut wrs h''.
tgnlnI ,ea.t f.n,s, Soon aNl.utuH.,
mo- alHyr2rNT tauJrsED.
CmcAGt, Juue lU..-A s. .aHl t5'Nr
Record .IJm il-IAlapIIs, tHl ave:
The ltnu.A mef r.u quo o.. 5000 U.ll
composed " 500 tue uI".. luilI.uI 81,
ITrguru 80 gav ulst Last uI8at a,.
proved tue movement ruuh .Htgyrst)
uudr. way thryu y4yu. far tHiiut
states !UgMry 10 tue '.JhLU.psuUH q.
lfUltns ana IL gus0n O. sftA-. 'uu cob
hos raised several huu.g.u luUIeu u.
dollars tor t4e ua4A. lpAtiyu o.. lf.luL4.
IL % suuOIuC-I tHai rJuc flJU tlgs
summer the Bympathizrr4 villa tuv
movement ~ nuil . national q u
yruuuu, probably Ia Baltimore OF
Is si.u. Inc stmO'ri % the local
lsapue say the National Irish league
Oi Ncw YORK. ~ - TIE head VI tuU
| movement.
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ms.nArryIns IN, Ipalan.

WICHITA, X m, JuBe l6.-Cap,aln
WoyurOn Of tnr Fifth cSyalry, at pres.
cuI acIug Indian ageuI Tor the Chvy.
rnnrs ana Atagthots at Darlington,
okla, ~ putsniug duties not strictly 10
limo win tue hmpitl2n Of West
POiaicg. Last mouth he itsued a.
order Dwelling strongly on tho import.
huoo CT iudians adopting tue civil
marriage rites. Now Captain Wood.
son has his hands full, for the indiana
nro coming IA irOm all qlsr,uts 10 be
married by him. Yesterday no mar
Iiod Que couple who hai Teen married
nearly sixty ycafs under the lrulAn
rites. Some NJ thu Chustlanizud In
disus aIo getting fc-nRrTiui ucoofdinI
10 tue religious rites aud these knot.
tying matintos arr niOuOpoilzed oy
Psul G1vdbsar, n full'blO5urd Indian
Presbyterian preacher. There Et0
abuu, $40 couples u be married IN this
way.
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ma rUnLN ngnrLLIoN.


unrtl's heath Paid Tor by spanish
Goid-MsTa soldiers dispatched,
TAMPA, Fla, June l0.-pSsseupers
on TOO steamer tonight report that the
Spanish government quickly raised
$4,000 from Havana volunteers.
Those who paid sIJO aTo excused from
1uIy. Those furnishing substitute
pay $3.50.
spain Is said to have paid SIS, 900 for
Msrt's assassination,
The Nucila Abajl district will prob
ably Tise IN few days. Many small
armed bands are In ths vicinity "
Havana. Martinez he Camps awaits
more troops from spgin nt SouviIss.
CunvitHF, near Santiago, was burned
by tho intuTgents, under Malor Duran,
Un the 9th. Olivia, the guide that IL
claimed % have assaeHiuAiud Marti, IL
In The Hospital Principe Alf1uso, dan
grfously wounded In the left breast
win rife unil, said 10 have been In.
iiiCtsi Ia battle, tui it Ia thought tue
CuDins tried to all him.
hAvANA, June l6,--A small bEni Of
ttoDIs NJ lsAUel CstOlica vent In put.
sur OF the Insurgents and found Inr.r
cavalry upon the tivuf at Qua. Ihs
troops charged and delivered n hot iitr,
which caused this insurgshts 10 Ietire.
They lOst their arms anu horses, besides
four OF their number dead AAd ak
wouudoi. or the lrOops one wac killed
and two wOuaied.
madrid, June 10. - The Cabinet
council has decided 10 act with she
grraivst yigOr Ia Cuba aud to dispateh
20 COZ troops there, NJ addition 10 tue
10000 already under urIeTs, aud 10
purchase within two months twenty
gunurat'. A telegram received u.
hight rom Cuua says tito SpAnilh
troops have Gupuised rrbci attack
imam the ylllAyu NJ lurputa SulTlttts
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nNnnnrmnlII, nAUINa.
Earnest Enori- 10 Right tue Danger
ou. Nickucss.

OMAHA, June lO.--A special . toe
Bee from Grad Island, NeD,, say:
In the northwestern part Of Adams
county. In the vieiaity Of the farm Of
Fgpd ETnst, hydropnobla IN animals
has cauGtd a great loss OF cattle, ipjuty
10 man and much anxiety. Two mou
nave ecu bitten Aud compelled q ~
g. wymDuE, where MAIDSTONE WAS
appiiId, and over lofty cattle belonging
10 Ernst nave beon shot alter showing
symp umH OF hYdTOnhobia.
Ia January a COW was bitten hy u
mad d0g. IL died und was not buriei,
being hauled 10 sUme out OF tho wuy
place. The dogs In tue usighbIrhoUd
consumed thu carcass. About May let
II was noticed other cattle showed
symptoms Of hyufophObin. Then IL
was tuat ErGsi's nfst bovine showed
the disease aud wac shOl.
A war wsB CUmuenCoi ON the DOGS
In tue district, Only ono Dog IA luIt,
AMI he will sGOn jOiu his cImuAuiOut.
Tnrse hogs belonging TO Ernst woIe
bitten. Ons Of these has extensive
tuaLs, anu FnuE Ernst, a son scout -
ysaTs 81 aye, was scratched ny uuu U.
tue tu,ke. A. consequence ha was
compelled t. 40 10 WymOlt, where iuU
POISON was extracted.
Desperate efforts have been made 90
clear ihV ueiSnbJrhgoi OF al an.ma.s
Affected.
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PR0nAnLn nAIE WAR.
"s'hiug Hat shattered Schedules ia
Every Direction.

EyoTy Direction.
CHICAGO, June l5.-Thg freight OIL.
.Als u ne western roads now ssy
Wy they are confronted by the prUDa-
,uHl'y Of one OF the worst Iatr wnTB
'esy have ever experienced. Rites ia
Neiy direction ana Uf every class are
VHls cut anywhere from MY TO
,ghIy per cent, The COLLAPSE OF all
,ue Ifelght money pools anu the burst.
ls Of tue Southwestern association
"a, lsll the Western Freight associa-
wyh lho only organization In tins
"e'' Oy which freight rates are being
maintained NJ all, ana even II seem,
lonetless TO avert In any way thB de.
g.taNtalion which has been spreading
w. Ne last two months. Tho action OF
. Se unlon Pacific yesterday In re-
SlclhB rates knocked about the last
mop from under tho schedules, ana
,Iele is nothing butshatterVd Tariff IA
ysu' IN every direction, This In the
' ,gW o. some Of the most conservative
,t"'s''s OF the western lines, auu every.
,I'ns " present seems 10 point ~ tho
'0'uIauy Of their conclusions.
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LOEDON, Juus liza dispa,ol to
the Tunes rom Pari,, suys tue aguHIs
OF tue syndicate have s'at'ui 10 So
paterGbuE 60 tign tue CLinSup rn
agreement. The STANDARD, In its husa.
clal article, says II 10 assured me !'i'sn'
Chinese loan IA destined sir.y .
indsmuify Japan for abauioning her
claim b this Lilac Iuug psninsuin.
ThsTstofe tho CIiurse nds1 nave
10000, 900 Tor tho seuetul indemni'y,
winch viii pledge over t"t-1hlrlt VI
her entire customs revenue
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Their power at . wonderful rate. Our
national, state and municipal councils
VIC with one another aud with the
courts, ia coniefring hpaci0l privileges.
II things 20 On % tuey have ue-n ilf
tblIiy year, tue historian OF Tho future
VIII ts sb.s 10 wfite the histories Of
the Koran aai American republics In
TIE sgmo V5ris.
THE isuoG movement in this c,un.
try was iniraded 10 bring about a BET.
Ter condition q uu,ifsn
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-17

AL out Black Laces from Ia inch
cdEing to 4 s inches wide, all over net,
u prices that will astonish and please
you.