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Tired 60 rr.psr. Tor sb. ns.i Cam.
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CINCINNATI, o., " ~. B.-Upon the
suggestion VI the suvls0ry committee
Of the National League, President ID.
ID. WoydmAnssc has Issued the follow.
Ing addtesti
To tho members Of the Hepublicsn
clubs Of the United Blatei:-Tbu
splendid victory u Tuesday, la which
you took conspicuous part, h q hsri.
tago TO every citizen who believes In
good government. 1 congratulate You
upon the outcome Of this memorable
Political contest. Many " you have
Iaborod 10 bring about this result with
a ztal that has known no wsarine,s.
The elect OF your loyal service has
been felt In every stat. where the
nght has been norcest. Ga behalf Of
your organization l extend to you
grateful Acknowledgements. Tho past
OF tbs league 10 history. We are now
ooLcerned about Its future. 10 IL the
ambition OF those who are most inter.
ested In uur league that It, influence for
good may be enlarged and that its %.
alton In state and national politics
may DO elevated and maintained. The
election 10 tho presidency Of william
Mckinley, n man who was ever a
ffient OF the league aud who appTscl.
atcs its value. will MI our hearts with
fenewed hope anu courage.
With . clean record, let us at once
begin the campaign OF lS0s. The rs.
publican party faces responsibilities 10.
day that VIII seriously affect the
American people. The hard cam aign
which has Iust ended was made dou6ly
hari by the silent iofoss that had been
al WORK for years 10 undermine our
financial policy. Let Us use the league
between campaigns "a . oounteracting
iLnuoncs favorable to our common
cause. Make all Mckinley clubs per.
manent OF consolidate lhos- that ere IN
your locality. Jein your state league
without delay. During the wiLler
months have regular meetings TO study
aud discuss political questions. Scatter
liletatuto ~ freely as has been done
Tor years by the Blmsiallic league, 90
that when the actual battle OF anOlnef
campaign 10 upon ne. our people will
alIesdy have been educated and cur
victory will then become an rssy Que.
u. ID. wooDMANaKK.
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Consul General i.s Gail. ~ secretary
oiHsy uud the President.

Consul General Ice Gail. ~ secretary
oir., Hna the President.
WAsIiiNuIuN, NV. g. All the
memDefs VI the cabinet, except Socft.
lary ftabois, who has not yst returned
from Washington, were present Mt 10.
day's cabinet meeting, sud II Ia be.
llevcd the sui cc's 10 be treated In the
Pfttiden's message were touched
upon. Uniied States Consul Grne VI
Lre called at the slate department
shortly after II O'clock today, and
word Of his arrival being conveyed 10
Secretary Olnoy at the White House,
the latter left the cabinet meeting an q
came at once to the Department. lie
received General Lee IN his tfiico anu
q long interview followed.
At the conclusion Of his conference
with Secretary Oiney, General Lee
went 10 luncheon with Assistant btc.
rotary Rocthili, who IL directly 70.
spousibly tor the conduct Of the consu.
lar tuein,ts. In the afternoon III.
consul general went over 10 ia,
tue Pfesidsnt. His call there was not
long, 90 II ~ supposed he viii zee tn.
President again before be returns 10
his post, 10 discuss Cuban Affairs IN
detail. General Lee 10 absolutely un.
communicative a. 10 what passed be-
tween the President and himself,
beyond the fact that There was n tree
nnd iull talk regarding affairs on the
leland, Ia which the chief executive
manifested n great deal Of interest.
General Leo expects 10 leave Wash.
ington for his home In Btauntob, Va,
tomorrow. He leaves no DOUBT OF his
Int ntion 10 return 10 his post within
. reasonable period Of time.
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THE SANTA .. REcEivIm.
instraciiens by sh. cour, for nj,
Guidance.


TOPEKA, Kan, Nov. o.-The bond
Of Charles II. Johnson, VINO has been
appointed receiver OF the Atohison-
Topeka railway property, KEnfas, has
been liked Ut $4,000. Ihs court mp.
pointing tho receiver orders him 10
enter into AN agreement with the ON.
cials Of the railroad company 10 operate
lls llne within hvo days, aud II, at the
expiration OF that tine the company
has failed TO enter into rnch agree.
msni, the receiver 10 directed to take
iulI cnarge Of the rolling stock ana
operate tho line. IL Ia estimated tho
company owns S90,0UO,O0O worth Of
properly In kAntss. The suit e0vsTt
the entire main liue which owns all
the real estate. IL 10 understood the
eompsby's first move will DO to ask
that the case no transferred TO the
United States court. The general soli.
citor OF the Santa Fs Ia Kansas refuses
at present 10 talk aDtut the case. THIS
10 the firtt case ever filed IN Kansas
under the alien land Law, anu its result
viii be watched with great interest by
cspitaiists and big explorations.
Receiver johnson Il the Republican
stale senator elect OF Jefferson aud
Douglas counties and n prominent
business man OF Oskallossa. Judge
Louis Myers, who Ia appointed To-.
eoiver, was elected JUDGE four yetrs
ago, ON tho Democratic PopUllht ticket
Anu Reelected last Tuesday by the
iuslonistr. her -t0iore hp has made no
decisions Of any noteworthy character.
TOPEKA, KAs., Nov. 0.-Mr. A. A.
Huru, soncilor Tor tue Kansas, BantA
Fo railway eyaiom, Ia an interview
with reporter regarding the receiver.
,hip tsid. "fhe commencement OF
the suit I. not surprise To us, although
the lact that q receiver was appointed
by Judge Myers without notice 10 any
party In interebt 10 surprise. Al.
though this suit Ia brought ostenslbiy
In the name VI the state under what IL
known ~ the alien land law passed IN
1891, this really 10 Tor the PURPOSE OF
fofolng the payment oi private claims.
A man named Msbe has q claim OF
eighteen or twenty Thousand dollars
loT II juriss received In Illioois against
the DID Atohiaou, Topeka lnd
Santa F5 railroad company.
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Com nsn,s by the Lordon Papers On
ths Sentence.

we Ntutsnsrs
LoSDoS, Nov. q -rho Daily News
Q nimeuts Win severity on ME-. Cas-.
tee cagt, fhyint.
"ibls woman, whose dishontsiy
was ssTicus, deliberate and repeated,
has teen 90 fenced for three months.
We favor shOu sentences, but We
SHOULD like them b DO applied 10 the
poor ~ we'll NJ to the iion. Tue cau
will ioslur thu impression that wneu
rich people steal 1t T. not stealing, but
klert0man.a. II 10 am ruit TO believe
thai. even NJ the instig alton Of counsel.
Mfs. Castle wouli have pleaded guilty
n fnc Nrfo not co."
The Morning Post on tho other
hand say: safest people will be suf.
ptitoi auI psined Vt the sentence Of
The hapess iady. We trust the homo
secretary will give his attention To the
case.v
Toe Graphic sayt "it should bo
impossible tor even tho most cynical
unbelievor Ia the ploa Of klcp,OmaniA
not TO tympaihiEo with Mrs. CAstls
aud her ifitndt."
The Chronicle says on tho subJscii
"rhe result Of tho trial was inoviisbls
but IL was a distinct case VI klepto-
mauia. We pfesume that the sen.
tence will DO femitted.o
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NrEw AND SECOND HAND fURNi.
~ ture. wagons, husFes harness, &c Al
v ehbers. al htAto sustL
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LouIsyILLE. Ky. Nov. Q. - Tho
Times says today; J. u. Carlisle will
be J Z. blackbufp's successor ~ ssna.
tor, u be accept. by Tuesdays el.c.
ton the vote Oi III. Legislature became
10 on Joint ballot Tor ths Republics ~,
which is sufficient 10 elect, but not y
quorum. THUS the gold standard De.
mtcfnls are masters OF tho situation.
In addition one Republican msmpsr
elected Iuesday owes his victory 10 a
pledge In writing that, In oontidofA.
tion Of the support u tue Rold Demo.
erals. he would vote iot Cafllss for
senator.
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BUFFALO, n. T., Nov. 6-9reat
damAse uss been done 10 shipping
Interests by the high wiuds last night.
Foe wind still continues this morning.
Tue canal bat May SIaewSy, while
being t0wed up tue flvst iEom Tona.
NAnln, broke tbs hawser and was
blown on IOck along the shore. Toe
captain was rescued with n f1pe, but
bis mu,ss were crushed 10 death. the
boat became n total wreck. The old
excursion steamer Corona, m0orrd ut
Efle Basin, was blown across the
channel ana lies with n bad let on the
piles. She probably has hOle in the
bottom an IL 10 imminent danger Of
turning over when tue water tubsides.
rhs steam canal boat Data and tho
tug boat Chaunccy NJ .Igau cAmo IN
last hight. Ihe captain Of the Della
says ho was about halt way between
Erie and Dunkifk when the STERN
struck him. Tue tow lines between
the Delta anu her three consOrts
parted, aud though the Morgan tried
- picz them up tho sea was running
too high anu tue coutorts were lett u
their fate. The Delta IL one Of the
fleet OF nineteen boats owned ~ the
Cleveland Steel Canal Boat com pAny.
The cons0fts nilB.iug Gerry crews OF
two men each. The steamer CITY Of
Buffalo mndc no trip last night. No
other hoals went outside. Tue wilma
has teen keeping an average OF my
miles an hour with butst Of eiSty Enu
seventy. Tue lower Niagara river
has bsrn storm swept as rarely hap
pvneu before. The water has risen two
ieet. Trolley and steam cars are run
with difficulty and poGiI.
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MAsRATo. MINI, Nov. L. The
ust ms owh nAins OF hn past history
chicago. ~ his iofner partner who,
ne claims, myaleiiously disappeared
from Mobile, Alabams. June IL last,
taking with him several thousand
Ing $40, debts behind him, con.
traclod without Blanohards knOwl.
Hardcssile Hail, an EDglishman and,
according to Blanohafd's state mo nts,
MASTER at deception and ifioksry, yet
withal most wonderful man.
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Pig iron warrants fnse q on WninFs-
uay ON the sign. Of renewed activity Mt
tne Iron anu steel csnters. The copper
market has shown a better tons siucn
the election, snd II 10 expected the re-.
suit viii mnke further iDrosds on the
tue already small STOCKS held In Eu.
rope. Many transactions recently on
tered Into were cpen 10 canceiing In
the event OF MT. Bfyan's suctets.
Prices are now Using anu the stocks
IN railway warehouses ct BirmiDt.
ham. which n few mouths ngo were
5000 tons, ATE cow almost depleted,
while little American COPPER 10 be.
log offered. owing to the demand
fot home consumption In the United
States.
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nenini'y'- Election Means Prosperity
fsr That county.


Cry UF MrNIcO, Nov. Ono pre-.
vious presidential election In tho
United states has created such excite.
ment and Interest among all classes ~
the present. one, Tor business msn,
bankers and manufacturers ielt that
Mexican ilisIosts demanded tho slee.
tion OF Mckinley. The Mexican
Herald say!
''For Mexico, the declaration OF the
American people 10 favor OF the gol1
standard means continued prosperity
here. IL sig large dividends ior
our mills anu banks, thus carrying Into
effect many large anu important un-
oeftskings for which capital would
not have oern obtained In tho United
STATES had Bryan been elected. The
result IL for the general gooi OF
Mexico"
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Az OrFgu ron ruAr SiCR LITTLE
"a Cottage, No, ii0T ~, near the Lowell
seto ei. hnquifo so eltTfL
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On November o II Bnd Nov, mbrf . h
the Rio Gfando Western ny. will eel
round trip tickets IN Old Mexico ~ O. .
u pfecedeniefiv low rate II s7i ~
Diverse routes tsi.l5. Tho personally
conducted ex ufsiun under manage
meni Of Mt. wintsf, viii leave viz
RIO Grsnde Western m y Y. OF h. Ths
Srscial PUllman Palace X espiuR Gar,
"NensuelA" to- been secured % msk'
the trip. and bua limited numbsr Of
h'fths are vacant. For particulars est
on |. A. Benton, ticket agent, No. 10
W. Second South.
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Tho direct line to Kansas City, St.
Louis and Atlantic sesboard, IL via
the Missouri Pacific Railway, from
Pueblo. Through sleeping and chair
car, and all cont sciinns msde In
Union dspoiS IN the DAY time. II you
tte golng East and care for day light
ride through the grandeel scenery Of
tho Rocky Mountains en- route, SEQ
that your ticket reads via Missouri
Pacific Railway. Elegant chair cars
positively frse TO holders Of regular
train Tickets.
II. D.. KoosER, &. r. a 7. A.,
q Moflsn Block. Halt LAX. CITY.
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signs of Activity Alter ,h. President.
iai Election.

PRiscOIT, AriL, Nov. 6.-The re-
suit Of toe election 10 already com me NJ.
eng 10 te felt IN Arlz9ua. Scot A..
BfOde, superintendent Of the wainul
Grove Water Storage company, has
otuefed mHohinety - DO glazed In
Hassayampa river and upon its arrival
he will place force OF mon at WORK
on tho foundation for tho TeconstIuc.
lion Of tno dam which was sweIt
awpy by tho food OF 1890. The old
dem was ITO feet nigh ana the water
covered ,evsfal aof.s OF land, being
usod Tor Irrigation aud hydraulic min.
ing, IL IL also contemplated TO place
q large electric plant at the dam ioI
iufnisning power TO surrounding
mines.
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CRIPPLE CREEK, Colo, Nov. o.
Louie A. brown aud Hafmau Shep.fs
seio fatally Injured IN the Moksne
niue In Pony Rulch today by the sr.
plosion Of u missed shot. Both men
were badly muiilated, Bfowns face
being partially blown away. Brown
belongs 10 q prominent family In Jei.
fersOn CITY, Mo.
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LONDON. Nov. 0.-rhe caso Of I'D.
SstJ J. Ivbfy. alias Edward J. Bell,
tue irish'Anefican uynatniier, wac
rstumed todAy ut Bow Street police
c.ufi, aud after the usual tedious pro-
cesdings he was temanded once more
lot a week. a representative Of the
United States embassy was present nj
the examination.
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sud hes been se,kiuK - compel the
rfttunt company TO pny the claim.
Tue claim lac been IN the federal
court long time. tue attorney for
this oiaimhnt, Mr. Hufd asserts, IL
practically the ins,igst1r Of this suit.
Continuing he sage ~ DO nos sppfo.
bend that tue company will be pu, to
serious inconvsnience OF eSpsnse BY
this litigation or that MI. Keller Will
be sblo 10 collect mia cleim any sooner
becausc OF IT,"
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Mining rx,u.-ies 10 Unite via NJ,
srande Ms.tsrn ~,

On Sunday next, Nov. STU, tho Rio
Grands Western Will run q spscisi
mining train TO Eureks. Mammoth
and silver City, leaving Salt Lske
City Al s:31 u.m. Rate 81 round trip.
special train viii leave silver Ciiy on
return trip Al b.80. Mammoth b.tb snd
Eureka prompuy ats pm, arriving
hslt Lake CITY promptly at s;45 pm,
This schedule gives over Ave hours In
the district.
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Personally Conducted Excursion 10
Dld Mexiso.

Round trip 5000.
Diverse routes ssi.i5.
Tho nnrst winter excursion ever
offered In Utah II now being organ.
lied by II. ID. Winter Tor the RIO
Gfande Western Try. The special .x-
cursion will leave here Move mbef OH.
Mr. Winter who IL familiar with tn.
Spanish tongue will conduct the party
through all the intsresling PARTS OF the
Republic, Including u tfip to the sea
coast. Tbs Rio Gfande Western Ia
tho short line TO Ola Mexico aud will
run through special sleepsrs ON this
occasion. Cali NJ IL. q. w. ticket
once, No. 10 W. Second South aud
get n copy Of the descriptive circular.
Mr.. Winter will be pleased TO explain
all the details Of the eBoursion. He
eau 10 found Al the ticket ufiice.
Our own Carpet Warp si.i0 bunch
~ Equitabi- Coop.
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sAN FRANCIsCO, Nov. the com.
miItev OF 1897 which has charge OF all
arrangements OF tho Christian Eu.
usnvOr society convection 10 be held
In San Franoifoo July IL 10 20, 1897, h
actively nj work. The COMMITTEES Will
arrange Tor iraatpaflatiOp, reception
aud entertainment OF PROBABLY 10000
delegates fom this eastern side Of Tia.
Rocky mountains.
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NtEN, wohKS AND CHILDREN To
VA rot the beet rhoios. ~ hatson hfof''
~ Commercial SuesL
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nseiin.a ,n- Homer.

LONDON, Nov. 7.-rhe Cnronicle's
Pars correspondence slegr iphs TO thAt
papeE IL 10 alta cd that inc cEir oiiefsu
tho ioIeign portfolio, In suueessiD a 10
the late Prince L)Uanon, To NJ. Nel-
eoreff, the Ru.siau am osssadof NJ Goa.
sIsntinopls, who ason nsa Il.
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second nsoeiveEshtp for Iis Kansas
Property.
TOPEKA. Kans., Nov. 5.-we.lsrn
railroad circles have a sensation 10 "a
second nuoeivetship for the Santa Fe.
The road and equipment In Kansas
was this afternoon placed In tho con-
troll OF Slate Senator Charles n. John.
sUn OF Ofkalooss. Ksbs.
Juugc Louie IA. Myers OF the First
district this afternoon Mt OsksIvo.a
made tho appointment and ordered him
10 take charge OF tho property OF
tho Santa Flo railroad company In Kan.
sac.
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TroucIoALpA, Honuurs. (viA Gal.
vesIon) ROY. IA club has been
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mis- Disclosures ,suss . stir In Two
Empires.

Empircs,
LONDON, Nov. 0-Tne Berlin cot
r,sponGont VI tn. Standard says The
oE,r has ordered all documents con.
Of Count Schouvsiuif, who was Rus.
sian cmbassAdor at Berlin 10 1890, 10
be submitted TO him. Emperor vii.
lism IL also Indignant at the recent
disclosuf,s
Count Herbert Bismarck IL annoyed
that the newspapers accuse him OF
ctmplieity In the revelations.
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LoSpOs, Nov. Cat the Baltic an Z
Mark Lane tOday tussness Ia wheat
opened duil. Holders generally asked
81 decline. Dsnubes were occasionally
n shilling lover. FIR MHlIa Walla
prompt ceiiuofy aBs, % was paid.
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Try cur Uieon and Black Teas ut
.5e a pound. n. Y. Cash Grocery,
opposite postofiiue.
MEYER Bros, Prop.
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The list Of valuable presents TO be
given awav free by the Palace Mea,
Market on Nmss cvs9 Get circular,
s0b South Main street.
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Those desiring 10 know about this
meet delighuul winter outing should
call 81 the Union Pacific Ticket Onloe,
2il Main ~. Special arrangements
are being maro tor this excursion.
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Di'.sui, 10 E-,ims,- Its standing on
tho SILVER question.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 6.-rhe ;nsx,
SENATE, IL IL believed, will stand Re.
Iubiicsns ~, Democrats a3, Populists
aud independents ~. This table takes
oil .iaIea ont ~ Tho hnnhlfIl nnInm %
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Bring your dried irull to the Equl,.
able Coop, and get the highest price
In the city.
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Try cur Euglsh Black Tea, only
Csc ID. Equiiable Coop.
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Flve.nound bucket nice Jsllyiiof g5c
each. Equitable Coop.
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STEAM HEATING.
INSTRUCTION.


Nfns 4 y. ALEXANDRIA, ONE OF ms
Nl most expert chrop1dsts iu this corniry
u permanently ieeAted In our city she reAts
eorns. hnni1ns, narrowing nails. ohilblains and
all dissates u the fngt. room "a MasaWh
huilding. Main street
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oPTioIAn.

rI,uoRCuGu CAREFUL WORK II ny
rule 10 ftttng gtaaasa. ives tested free
Moody. expsrt, Cousutuuon huuding.
As EXCLUSIVE OPTICAL sTonLl
~ eiFhi Yelfs' experience u. nusAmor.
mauufartufsE optiuiau. "A West firFt Sonth
street tfns gaamlntc fer glasses tree.
special lenses grouud 10 10 the eye
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STOCKS AND DoNos foR SAFE.

Dio DiytDESDs GUARAsT BED
ID Nuhn's niack OIL Drug Co.. o. ", isss
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TT You WANT a NEw HOME ON THE
L 1hfd street car line % the inttaiimsnt
81 : 1sg rLird street.. or 10. u. ssi rs
booy pioeA
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nBDEn COAL. LARGE on SMALL LOIS
~ 10 q l,t 20, fuii weight guaranteed.
AAfnsne Co,
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS.

A Tinst GLASS NIwspArEH MAN ron
~, collector and Solicitor. nust - hustler
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DIST rnIuEs ron OLD wAGoNs-og
Secondhand Wagon Co. iio d. nd 30.
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WANTS..

nesniy isord, tor hne,) Inserted under
tiis lending, ons. for $50, tSiee for 2sc,
orc week tor iOci one month Ior 500 pev
line No id. tdten for i,,, hos $50
Want, Of more han 3 ii-,. 'a-s proper
sonais rais Adverf,ss and eef ,s'~ii4
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Our own C.rp,t Warp si.Io bunch
~ Equiiabl- Coop.
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I,yIIYBopl 10 BuY THE INST lcE
u cream a. ksslry's. " dish OF wnole,alo.
- fouth MAIN. telephone y,
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CALL FOR SURRENDER.

Gen. weyler Gives Cuban Insurgents Fif-
teen Days.
Havana. Feb. 2S.-Thc following is a
synopsis of the important AMI Icing
anticipated proclamation of Cact. Gen.
Weylcr TO tho insurgents Of Cuba. 1t
has not yet beer published here or .isc-
where, hut will be issued shortly and
will say:
The captain general proclaims that he
allows the rebels in the provinces OF Pima:
del Rio and Havana Is days from the dat::
Of the proclamation in which to surrender
to the authorities Those who do 30 will
not be subjected to molestation. But small
bands Of insurgents in those provinces
which do not surrender within the given
period will, 49, the expiration OF that period.
be treated as bandits.
Detachments Of civil guards. reinforced
by the civil guards of the province Of San
tiago dc Cuba and the province OF Puerto
Principe. have orders to form lists ut their
joined the rebels and their property will lie
have openly aided the rebels in their raids
will also be confi*cated. :; ~:
The towns In the western part. OF $thH
island are authorized to organize corps Of
guerrillas and all office holders on leave of
absence will be relieved If. after eight days
from the date Of the proclamation. they
have not returned to their posts.
Petroleum and other intinmmable arti-
cles, after the date OF the proclamation.
can no longer be sold in the small. ungar-
risoned towns.