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EYADING RAINES LAW.
Hoboken Excursionists Kept on the
Water Until the Liquor is Sold.

~ 49, IT u 1-Il IN l-l1 y llO4Nl'
New York, June 1.-THE barges Re
public and Caledonia, tOwed by the
tugbOat Burke, constituting the excur-
sion fleet which carried the Harry F.
Thompson association of HOboken to
Raritan beach on Sunday, did not re-
turn to HObOken until 3 o'clock Tues
day. The excursionists We're on the
water for fourteen hours. as they were
not permitted to land at the beach
the trip that the excursion was run
solely in the interest Of William r.
kett, a Jersey City Justice of the peace,
who had bought the bar privileges. No
liquor was sold until the excursionists
were well down the bay for fear that
the New York authorities would inter
fere- The tug went slowly it is al
legged, so that kett could sell his stock
and it was nearly dusk when the Rarf-
tan river was reached
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Can Taste our Canned Peaches.

Washington, June 12.-According to
United States Consul PIumaches at
MaracafbO the Venezuelan government
has contracted with VIM Harper, rep
resentfng the Philadelphia museums
and American manufacturing assOcia-
lions for the establishment of perTna-
nent exhibitions of American goods in
Caracas. Valencia, Ciudad, Bolivar and
NTarorafhO
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Chicago. June 12.-The roads Of the
Central Passenger committee have
agreed to a rate of one fare for the
round trip for the meeting Of the order
of Elks which viii be held in Cincin-
natl July to g.
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THE SANTA FE ROUTE.
- Home 20.

Take the Santa Fe route for St.I.oris.
through sIeepers or sleepsr reserva-
tions secured from Kansas City 20 St
Louis Tickets sold June 70 Ia. and
Is. Anal return limit, June 21st. SIS. 50
Tor the round trip. Plenty OF
coed cool rooms near the convention
hall and in the business portion of the
city at reasonable rates. Ticket ONCE
at depot open all day.
w c. GARVEYs Agent.
Telephone 6S2
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Fort So sugar Firgt g.

TT Scott, June 12.-E. B. Cowgirl of
Topeka, special sugar inspector, has in
spected the recent run Of the ct. Scott
sugar factory and reports A6 900 pounds
GRADED at between SO and "a per cent
In order to pass inspection sugar must
grade at least 80 per cent.
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Rooms 80 aoARp.


w ANIII-F Irsrclass day boarders at 222
West sth st. Nice location.
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"a MINERAL WATERS - The Boon Mineral
IVA Water win Keep your kidneys and stomach
IN orderly it, Testimonials furnished ap-
plcation. Spring located As feet below rock
lei. 135 W. q. Boon 61s Fillmore st. Topeka.
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Dr. A. P. Sawyer: I think your med
icine one of the grandest discoveries
that was ever made for women. We
spectfully, Ida c. Bradshaw, Fairfield
Ill Frank Sim. Pharmacist. 607 kan
sas ave
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Prof. Hage Allie 1Fasary OF Egypt. the
wonder Of the age. the greatest fortune
teller in the world. The past, present
and future told or no charge. am. to
Il N. 2:so pm. to 9 pm. SIC Monroe st
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Marshau's band viii give a concert
at Garfield park tonight
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-06-12

AIassowah. June 1.-THE advocate
general in completing his address for
the prosecution today at the trial by
court martial Of Gen. Baratieri, the It
allan commander who was defeated by
the Abyssinians at Adowa, on March l.
with the loss Of about 1880 men killed
and wounded. demanded that the gen
eraI be sentenced to ten years in fort
ress with the attendant penalties
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The finest in the west. Come and try It
]. W. PHILLIPS. e12 " Eighth Ave
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80 Commings sboots - ~

Bremner's signifies the highest quail
fty obtainable. Good grocers keep this
717.o nd
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-06-12

TIE TOPEKA STATE JOURNAL guarantees.
every day it IS printed. give local circulation
by FAR more than all ether Dailies com
binea. This makes this paper the cheapest,
90 wen as the best. daily advertising medium in
Topeka the classified advertisements below
costing but
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Missouri Pacific.

TOPEKA & TT. SCOTT ACCOM-. No. 2s5
Leave Topeka ------------ e-oo = III
TOPEKA & Fl. SCOTT ACCOM-, No. 2ss
Arrive Topeka ...-..-.--..---.... $3.50 p M
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lEwgLERs.

-T'--~---~-~1T---7-7-@-7-T
TA1IEs ID. HAYDEN. Jeweler and Optcian-
- Complete stock Of watches. diamonds.
silverWaTe etc. Eyes examined and specsacles
properly fitted.
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Meal tickets at Frank Longs popular
restaurant 1918. Six dinner checks 81. 90.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-06-12

0arshan's band viii give a concert
at Garfield park tonight.
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MERBY-GO-ROUND INJURY.
A 7-Year Old Boy Has His Arm Torn
Off

Weir City June 12-The 7-year-old
son of Frank X Knapp had his arm
torn from its socket at the shoulder at
2 o'clock this afternoon IN a steam
carousal He was stepping across the
cable that connects it with the engine
and fell as he did SO.
He grasped the cable, which carried
him UP to the machine and dragged his
arm into the revolving jack, around
which the cable runs. The arm was
torn off and carried to the other side
Of the carOusal before it was stopped.
Half his shoulder blade was twisted Off
and he was bruised abo Ies..--.e head. The
little fellow was conscious until chic
reformed for an operation He is not
expected to live
Larry Cummings Shoots His wife
Seattle, Wn, June 12.-Ex- Street Com
missioner Larry Cummings shot his
wife and attempted to shoot his dau8a-
ter last night at their home i'm This
city. Mrs. Cummings is believed to be
fatally wounded.
Bremner's signifies the highest quail
fty obtainable Good grocers keep this
brand.
we do rnendfug and sew on buttons
free Of charge. Peerless Steam Laundry.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

~-~-----~-~-----------~~
NJ ONEY LOANED on horses. pianos, house
W hold goods and all kinds of chatfel securl-
ties. L. BiscOe. SIS Kansas avenue room 8.
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PLUMBERS.

~--~-~--~~-~-~-----~--~---~
q ALLEN Practical Plumber e years eX-
LAa perience; personal attention given to all
work: steam and hot water filter; work guar
anteed; SOS Kansas ave- Boil Tel 3Ss. Res 925
North Topeka ave.
w WELLS. No. SIG Kansas ave. Cbase-
ment) plumbing. steam and gas fitting
Personal attention given 70 all work SatisfaC %
tion guaranteed. prices moderate. Ornamental
window and pump work.
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TENTS AND AWNINGS.

rUHHE Topeka Tent and awning Co. keeps on
Il hand all weights and widths of duck. Come
In and figure with US or telephone 486-
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Mineral Water.

Band concert tonight at Carried
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MISCELLANEOUS.


~--~-~-~-~-0-~~-~-~-~~@- ~---~-~-----@---~~~~-~-
dissolution NOTICE-By mutual con
- sent on the 4th day of June, 1895. the firm
Of Brattens Bell & French dissolved partner
ship j. W. Bell retiring. Brarten & French
having purchased his interest. The business
viii hereafter be conducted under the drm name
OF BraEten & French
g UNI1dER sCHOOL-spscial atteu ton given
dard's summer school Lincoln building begin
ming June sth- Hours. $50 to -. s. per month
TOR RENT-Tents- Topeka Tent and AVN
A ing Co. l25 Kansas ave. Iele 1876
A D. II. MESSENGER sERvIC Phones
IAe PSI. Fire alarms, police. doctors, hack and
express wagon calls prom pity attended to free.
OUR PRICES are right; our workmanship
- nrst-class; our goods the best Topeka
Tent ana Awning Co. i26 Kansas ave d e. 1876
no YOUR own banking BY renting q box in
~ the Safety Deposit Vault as 107 W. 9Th St.
Inquire Of j. M kirkpatriek-
THyO EXCHANGE modern residence Ia
IL Denver for Topeka residence. or clear
journal ONCE
ITO EXCHANGE. farm In eastern Kansas
u for Topeka residence. Address L.,
Journal once.
CHOICEST real estate bargains ana rental
- property Benedict q Co., COL Kansas ave-
CPEcIAL COURSE for persons desiring short
- hand for their own use. hour each day
thoroughly practical. Doughertys School Of
the Brief System, RS Kansas ave.
n EAvE your orders for COAL. Flour. Feed
- and seeds with Van slyck' 5o9 " 10th.
SEE W. NJ, Forbes, lll w. 9th ave. about
~ those cycle Combination Accident Poll
cies- 600 policies only $500 per annum- Is
sued only by the "Aesna-'
DARTICULAR attention TO watches II
A you wish your work well and promptly
done see 2. y. Hayden, ga kansas ave.
nREssBIAKTNG II Ladies In quest Of me
~ dressnlaking, up to dare Ia style. viii find
Mrs Mercer very satisfactory in an respects;
correspondence with ladies' unable 10 come to
the city invited. orders lot mourning given
prompt attention Elther phone 4695s- Crosby
Bros. 4th-foor-
THE TAILOR square-lnch system Of Dress
* Cutting Is taught by Mrs. a. b. ArnoLJs lA5
Kansas avenue
MINERAL WATERS - The Boon Mineral
IVA Water viii Keep your kidneys and stomach
IN orderly IT, Testimonials furnished on ap-
plcaton. Spring located As feet below rock.
lei 80. w. g. Soon. 6ls Fillmore st. Topeka.
WITRIFIED Brick walks Laid cheap. John
klrehis 1lo6 Quincy St.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
NO1ICE-TO WHOM IT MAY C0NCERN-
~ Be il known that my petition is on file in
the once OF the probate court Of shawnee
t0xicatng liquors at No. T8I on Kansas avenue
in Fourth ward ia the city Of Topeka Kansas;
and the hearing Of the same is set for Satur-
day as o'clock a. m. July IS 1895.
A. T. WAGGONER.
Topeka, Eans.. June 70. 1895.
NTOTICE-TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
~ Be &c known THAT my petition is file In
the Office Of the probate court Of Shawnee coun-
y, Kansas asking Tor permit 70 sell lnto1i-
eating liquors ar No. SOS West 18Th street. in
Third ward In the city Of Topeka, Kansas;
and the bearing Of the same is set for Satur-
day, g. m, July nth. 1895.
A. Q. ROSsER.
Topeka, Kans.. June 9Th 1886
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Ger the JOURNAL.
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FIRST published in the Topeka State Journa
June 18th, 1851
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UNDERTAKERs q EmsALmERs

GEO. B. PALMER Funeral Supply Co. and
~ funeral director. Once 500 Kansas ave-
Res. 1921 Van Buren,. once ral. l46 residence
tel. 81.
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MONEY.

NFONFY ADvANCED-To r. r. employees
~ Of good standing at reasonable rates small
loans a specially. NO callateral required. All
transactions strictly CONFIDENTIAL Call and see
US at 81 North Kansas ave. Bell phone s57.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1896-12-26

In Ohio Bryan received 70,765
more votes than Cleveland did a
1892, and vet Mckinley is given q
majority Of 81 100, making m in.
crease in four years of 121 ,874 votes.
In Indiana, where Cleveland re-
ceived . plurality in 1892 of 1925
over Harrison, Bryan received A.
ia votes more than he did, and
yet Mckinley is credited with :
majority over Bryan of 20,O65,
making an increase of ZOE Alb Totes.
In Illinois Bryan received 26, 472
more than was given for Cleveland
in 1892 when be carried the State
by majority over Harrison of &c.
993, and yet Mckinley is given The
State by majority over Bryan Of
143,824, making an increase Of 243,-
ISL votes in four years.
In Minnesota where Bryan re-
ceived 81, 557 more votes than did
Cleveland in 1892, Mckinley is
with majority 5S,978
Ian increase in the vote of the
State in four years Of 100, l89.
In these seven States alone there
appears an increase of 877, 124
voters, or 1885, $50 inhabitants.
Does not every school boy know
that these figures are simply pre-
pOsterOue.
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A somewhat novel method for
raising capital whore the security
was of a rather hazardous nature
has recently been carried to q sue
cessful issue in Chicago. A western
minining company wanted $40, 600
to develop it's plant. To obtain this
it issued stock for $500 on which a
dividend of 8 per cent was guaran-
seed for ten years. The guarantee
was made tbrough a Chicago bank,
the stock being sold at par. The
bank withheld 80 per cent of the
amount received for stock, or in all
$4,000, renting to its client. the
mining company, the $4,000 re-.
quired for the development of the
pline. In this manner the annual
guaranteed dividens were assured
Of payment, the mining company
received the value it had placed on
its shares, the subscribers were pro-
tscted againat loss of more than 20
per cent Of their investment, with
the possibility of a proportionate
share of the profits if the venture
turned out we'll, and the bank max.
ing the deal had the advantage Of
the use Of the money during tho ten
years the guarantee remained in
force.
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Laid Down His PEN Forever.

The Malad Enterprise came to
our sanctum yesterday with it's col
umns in mourning for tho editor,
G. E. Davis, who passed away II
Malad Tuesday morning, Dec. 18th,
after an illness Ut Ave weeks, from
typhoid fever. Mr.. Davis vas Just
in the flush Of young manhood, be-
ing only 81 years of sge. He pos
sessed 6ne literary attainments and
in his death the press Of Idaho have
lost one of its shining lights. The
deceased was . brother Of r. f.
Davis, editor Of the Caldwell Trib-
une. We shall miss the sparkling
witticisms and bon mots of the
gifted writer, Who made the Enter
prise one Of The states brightest
journals. II flls ~ with sadness
to know that our brother has laid
down his pen forever ito join the
choir invisible" The KEYs1oNE OK
extends sympathy TO the bereaved
ia their great sorroH.
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The Cuban Question.

On Monday Cameron presented
to the senate the report Of the for.
efgn relations committee favorable
to the adoption Of the following
resolution:
Resolved, By the senate and
house Of representatives Of the
United States of America, ip con-
grees assembled, that the indepen.
dence Of the republic Of Cuba be,
and the same is hereby aekpovl-
edged by the United Staten Of
America; be il further
Resolved. That the United Slater
will uee ito friendly offices witA the
government Of Spain TO bring 10 I
close the war between Spain and
the republic Of Cubs"
It was decided 70 defer action on
the resolution until after the ho|i-
day recess. The altitude Of the
Senate SO far - speeches iadicaae,
10 wholly ct vsrisnes With thAt Of
the President on the Cuban auee-
ton. The Secretary Of State holsia
that the authority 70 seceeoiye the
Cnbsas - bsIli1esents u wholly
vested il Tho Cxecstjys.snd tbat -
- n6t bound b. ths scion 81 Con
&FesFin the msttes, !. !, + {. 4
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Senator Tellef Of Colorado ard
.sspatos Ysst Of Missouri, alludins
"a frauds and corruption y IL -
csi1t election declared On ths door of
the United States Senate : few days
ago that they we're not certain that
Bryan had been defeated. The Ne
-vada Journal says The Sacramento
Bee advances tho opinion that Viii
liam Jennings Bryan was elected
President Of tbs United States over
William Mckinley and that be vas
robbed of : glorious victory BY the
most brasen wholesale fraud. Re-
ports from Indiana, Ohio, Illinois,
lows, Michigan, Wisconsin and
Minnesota charge that frauds Of
the most stupendous character we're
perpetrated 10 those States, and
the Bee quotes from the Now York
World, = Mckinley paper, facts
which sustain the allegation. The
World recently presented the fol-
lowing table Of returns from seven
States showing the figures in the
Presidential elections Of 1892 and
1895:
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Senator Allen, of Nebraska, threw
q bombshell among the members of
the Senate in the shape Of = reso-
luton providing for the appoint
ment of committee of nine Sena-
tors with instructions to investigate
the extent to which money was
used in the Presidential election,
either in promoting the nomina-
tions of candidates for the Presi-
dency or influencing in any manner
the choice of Presidential electors,
and to further inquire whether or
not such expenditures were exces-
sive, corrupt or unlawful. Think
If accounting for the expenditure
Of $16.OOO,OOO contributed by the
trusts and monopolies to the cam
paign fund. If the resolution
passes it will result in a powerful
eearchlight being thrown on Mr..
Hanna's "buslness methods" in
elections, and that of other single
gold standard wire workers to IRE
store condolences" and start that
great "wave of prosperity" which
We regret to say has not yet mater.
ialized.
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| 111otl1inG 11sh About
Tho following itsus shout Rands.
burg. ths nsN 1nising district e
California, sitnated o. The LQ54Nq.
desert, wsclip from ! 06manunil.
ton ia the Ventura (Cal. Demo
crat, written st Randsbnrg Qec. y /:
|. Randsburg 1iSs On the Mojays
deaert, in Kern o06nsy, not fsr from
the lice between Kern and Los An
| gles, aud ! little east Of north from
! the city Of Los Angeles and distant
| in ! direct. line nearly 100 miles.
but By any route one can take TO
reach, either By rail o. Fs1on road.
$50 miles. It 10 located on barren
hills destitute Of other vegetation
than cactus Or greass-wood. With 40
elevation where the principal settle
.mepts are Of nearly 4, COO 1eet. The
top soil is far the most part decop-
posed granite with rocks ~ many
places.
The camp contains perhaps With.
in radius Of three or four miles
from 1900 to 1000 people. From
tho hill sides either to the north or
south one can count more than 800
houses and tents, the latter being
largely in the majority.
There is tri-weekly mail service
which will doubtless be changed to
q daily soon, as stages como in from
Moiaye on tho Southern Pacific, SO
miles away, daily, and also from
Kramer, 26 miles distant, on the
Santa Fe.
The camp is healthy, with very
pleasant weather for this season Of
the year. Water 10 Of course the
great drawback, there being none
nearer than six miles and not very
plentiful nearer than Cows Wells,
ten miles away. II is said to be
strongly impregnated with arsenic
and is not considered as good az at
Mesquit Springs, two miles further
away. The nearest water, that of
Shilling & Riggs Well, 10 being
piped into town and 10 expected to
be here before the new year. Water
sells here for 81 so per barrel Of 40
gallons. Prices of other things are
very moderate considering :he dis
lance to be freighted. Meats are
about Los Angeles prices and gro
ceries are but little higher; coal can
be bout for SIS per ton, hay is $22
retail, and lumber from $50 to $35i
per thousand.
There are many very rich mines
in and about Randsburg and if they
prove stayers 40 depth is reached
and 80 far there are no indications
that they will not-this will be one
Of the richest camps ever struck in
the state.
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There is : general idea that le.d

There is . general idea that lead
shot are made spherical by falling
from : height. The only purpose
|of' lofty shot towers is to give the
shot = chance to cool and harden
~ they tumble. They are just %
perfect sphsEsd when they reach
the we'll Of. water 400 feet or 90 be.
low. The usefulness Of the water
10 merely 10 soft cushion to receive
them. Shot cannot be made from
pure lead, but .. admixfure Of ar.
senic causes the lead 70 form glob.
ules, like mercury. The molten
mixture 10 placed ia I big iron
saucepan With perforated bottom,
and tho drops falling through are
The shot. They must fall some dis
tancs in. order to get time 10 cool
and harden. a batch thus made,
thay sre s6ooped ont of the wafer,
tumbhd shout ia revolving barral
With plumb6go, and finally put
thfonghA series Of sisyeo, 20 s0rt
theq into siSes for market Soisn-
JtA4s&aJVv .s "A LIE ssA W ai al !. s fS
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Now that tho campaign is over j
a good time to see how far on
country may have drifted from th'
political principles laid down b.
the great Jefferson:
The legal equality of human be
ings.
The people the only source 0
power.
No hereditary Offices, nor order
nor title.
No taxation beyond actual publ,
need.
No national banks nor bonds.
No costly splendor of admins
tration.
No interference with freedom oil
thought or discussion.
The civil authority superior ia
the military.
No favored classes; no monop.
olies.
Free and fair elections; universal
suffrage.
No public money spent without
warrant of law.
No mysteries in government hid
den from the public eye.
Gold and silver currency cup.
plemented by treasury notes bot
toned on taxes.
Representatives bound by the in
struction Of their constituents.
The Constitution Of the United
States is special graft Of powers
limited and indefinite.
Freedom, sovereignty and indie
pendencs Of the respective States.
Absolute severance Of church
and state.
The Union compact-not . con-
solidation nor . Capitalization.
Moderate salaries, economy and
strict accountability.
No State banks Of issue.
No expensive navy or diplomatic
establishment.
A progressive or graduated tax
laid upon weslth-the tax to grow
increasingly heavy a. the fortune is
larger.
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Notice. OF Forfeiture.

To Alb RUaGLEs, his heirs and legal rep
reSentatiyes:
You are hereby notified that have ex-
pended one hundred iOUj dUijaIs III iaotk
and improvements upon the
IDA 80
lode mining claim, situated on bcy'e'
mountain, III Warm Springs treeA mtnihx
district. Blaine county, State OF Idaho. IN
order to bold said premises under the prees
Visions OF Section 1924. Revised Statutes "
the United States. being the amount 70.
CURED to mold the same Tor the year endihx
December II. 1855; that your proportion u
the same il <16603<. being one-sixth a."
Il within ninety 80 days from Tire sersiss
Of this notice, Or within ninety w Gs:r
after this notice Of publication you iAA .s
refueo 70 contribute your proportion =.
such expenditure NJ co-ovner, inciuoine.
legal Costs of this publication, your in.e..
est in said claim Will become the prorsIy
OF the unsiersigned under the prosisaon'
OF said section xS.4.
Nit. MOURNING.
Kstchum Idaho. March IL, loet.
First Publication. March Il. 1865.
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The outrage club Of Boise has
begun tie study Of political science.

Spain has an army Of zee. 600
men. Il IL said that AGO. 600 Of
them have been sent to Cuba.
Nearly 10000 are stationed ct other
points. leaving only about lao. 600
mon under arms at home. Her
treasury is exhausted and mono Of
the European nations will make
her loan. Under existing condi-
,ions it would be an easy matter for
Uncle Sam to stand of Spain in
case of conflict with that county.