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El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-06-09
FOR SALE

CORNER OF CAMPBELL and Tex
as streets; r ,Om for four houses 'front.'
ing east. Price low.
EIGHTY-SIX feet fronting North
Kansas street for 5000.
HOUSE NO. GA San Antonio street.
LARGE LOT on St. Louis street
near Campbell ST.
HOUSE No. 21S Myrtle street with
lot extending through to San Antonio.
WARE HOUSE PROPERTY on Ell
Paso street below Ketelsea & Dege-
tau's. Very cheap. Reached by three
railroad tracks.
LARGE BRICK WAREHOUSE at
a bargain.
CULTIVATED and uncultivated
lands in the valley above and below FL
Paso.
CORNER LOTS on San Antonio
street near residence of Waters Davis.
SIXTY FEET on West Overland
street near City Hall.
DOUBLE HOUSE lot & 100 Santa
Fee street, and vacant lot, 48t feet ad-
joining.
TWO STORY HOUSE No. 31I Tex
as street; for 81, 100. $500 cash-balsnce
in quarterly payments.
SATTERTHWAITE ADDITION
Corner of Oregon and Rio Grande
streets, seven lots cheap.
NORTH EAST corner, Block 8 Alex
anders addition.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-06-09

The ticket will be on sale June 18Th,
10Th and 21st, and will be good for re-
turn within ten days from date of sale.
And additional limit of ten days for
return, making twenty days in all, will
be afforded by the purchaser of the
ticket depositing it with the agent in
\ ashville of the L. 81 n. r. R, which
agent will give receipt, which is to
be surrendered by the passenger with
in the required limit for the ticket to
be returned with the necessary extern
sion made on it.
The Southern Pacific route affords
the unusual advantage OF two train ;
daily, making connection with tne
l.. q N Il. II. at New Orleans directly,
without the necessity OF d bus transfer,
the L. 81 n. train passing through the
Southern Pacific depot grounds, and
having representatives, ticket and pas
senger, on hand to serve the wants and
necessities of passengers.
Ample accommOda tiOnS in sleepers
and in day coaches will be furnished,
so that there will be no crOwding or
discomforts.
If it develops that the business will
warrant our making the arrangements,
a solid special train will be started out
from. Houston, running through to
Nashville without change.
The sponsor for the state with her
maids of honor will use the Southern
Pacific route, leaving Houston on the
evening of June Goth, and will arrive
at Nashville at $40 a. m. on morning
of 22d. Yours truly,
L. j. PARKS,
A G. p & II A
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-06-09
Southern Pacific Freight Rates.

Also commodity rate of 81. 62 per 100
pounds on dry goods, boots and shoes
See that your freight is routed via the
Morgan steamship line in care of South
ern Pacific company at New Orleans,
the only through fast freight line be-
tween New York and this city.
The above rates will remain in effect
up to the close of business June Ii, af-
ter which time they will be withdrawn
and rates previously in effect will gov
ern shipments made after that time.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-06-09

Mining location notices for sale at
the HERALD job office.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-06-09
Santa Fee Route. Reduced Rates.

will be one and one third the regular
one way rate, tickets on sale three days
prior to first date shown, and will be
good for return not later than three
after last date. All particulars cheer
fully given on application at the city
ticket office or depot.
f. COPELAND, Gen1 Agent.
J. S. MORRISON, City Ticket Agt.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-06-09

Bank leases for houses or storeroom
b,st form. For sale at HERALD jot
office.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-06-09

Alfalfa cutting has been going on in
this section for the past week at a
lively rate and the yield is good .-Tu-
larosa Chief,
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-06-09
Typewriter paper at the HERALD Of

Mining Location Blanks for Sale q
This offics.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-07

ngthenng ties bird ;nose stancs ara
De released by viii az the Hawaiian state
Tnst unanimously rafflea without amend
by and president Of the RepGoac OF
Hawaii TIE 18th OF September LAST ana oay INC
action eeeet the com
absorption islands the domain OF tne
United conditions OK such union snail
political relation thereof the United States
the character OF the local administration TIE qa4E ara
degree elective franchise OF the infa biaAS me
special h the peculiar conditions thereof sne
regulation labor therein. and all matters
relates have wisely been Teegatea 10
congress.
dignity requires the wisdom Of congress viii
avoiding assimilation OF elements
hardly share in the highest franchise
citizenship. and having due regard TO the geographical
just provisions for selfFule N local
political liberties
part Of nation accorded the Hawaiians. No
less people who. after nearly I'VE years or
capacity fulfill the obligations OF self
statehood. OF their free viii 10 merge
destnies In body polite
By OF the treatment Of Japanese aborers
immIgra ting Islands under the observation-disclosures
OF 1ssS satisfactory stage or settle
by negotiation This has been in
vited mediate and the other hand has sought 10
that further than TO evince its
kHdses disposition toward such speedy and direct ad
the sovereign in interest
shall with equity and honor Il is gratifying 10
that the displayed
cf cessation Of Hawafs national. life
honoraby laid claim given place confidence in the
OF the and the sincerity of its
purpose deal with all possible Interior questions In the
broadcast spirit Of friendl.ness-
Salvador and Rlca Mr. William
L. minister United States
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Adequate Pre-
lection for the
Seal Herd

lations this species of u.
extinction. and that an
Interested powers was
lection. The gover8mon
proper To he rcnrt stflte
quently sent 20 Washins
iniSs!oners Of t;rt At Bril
the past two years Visit
met in conference siuailal
United States. The result
meut ga important fact:
the seal herd heretofore
yond controversy The dat
adopt measures without
restoration of the herd.
iu progress. the result Of
TO congress at an early
international ArbiCrat
Ilst Of subjects claiming
only served To strengthen
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Changes Are
Essential In
Civil Service

examinations for admit;
the same time rendered
and a distinct advance
before dismissal upon
charged or demanded, O,
departments. This orde
cused his right TO be HI
the power of removal.
In cases of inefficiency
OF the safeguards OF tn
venting stagnation and
ploye keenly alive TO III
ponds not on favor. bu
watched record of servi
Much. OF course, sti
fore the system can be
needs. There are plac,
which ought to be excrl
properly be Included. /
which I think have bee
sified service. or TO Inc
Will best promote the n
approval of the people,
hold and extend IL.
] am forced by the Il
important references Il
which congress Will ha
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Nicaragua Ca
nal Demands
Attention

making complete plans oil
such canal. is now emf
future shall take occasiC
of this commission. MAX
suggestions as may then
In order 10 execute a
of the third and fourth
proved July II. 1891, | ap
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utrths. Marriages. Deaths.

In order TO secure correct insertion Of
retices under these headings. the same
should he left at the business Office Of this
paper No charge is made Tor such notices.
Funeral notices. resolutions or other are
ciai announcements will ee charged at the
rate OF 10 cents per hne each insertion.
rNST-IN FrNsI I u! = Nttt'Fs 60
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Representation
In Central
America

of Nicaragua. while not
bis diplomatic quality, =
the compact concluded /.
and those OF Salvador an
as the Greater Republic
to the representative die
send diplomatic agents.
him because he was not
accredit him to that boC
congress did not permit.
Mr.. Baker. the pres
directed 10 present his Il
Mr.. Godfrey Hunter
governments OF Guatem
predecessor. Guatemala
public of Central Amer
latter government declil
strueted to report this T.
further Instructions.
a subject OF large
creasing appreciation on
pIetiou OF the great higl
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America VIII
Continue
WatClful

eminent cwes 10 itself,
to IL the protection of
humanity. Sure OF the
ourselves. actuafed only
tons. moved neither by
ufeut will continue It's ,
property Of American {
Efforts to bring about
shall be honorable and
be a duty imposed by o
xation and humanity L
without fault on our pal
such action wall be so c
approval of the civilized
by a special messag'
laid before the senate a
that day by the plenipo
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Foreign Com
nlerCe Under
the New Law

grievances OF our own a
trade relations may be g
and that the volume {
be enlarged. with adval
Most desirable from
ests and patriotism is II
merce. To this end on
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America Needs
a Better Mef'-
chant Marine

port OF the world. thus
kets 10 the surplus PROD
The efforts which h;
vious years by my pre-
10 the fur seals IN the ;
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Defects In
Present Quar-
antlne Laws

will give the treasury {
prevent an INVASION of
tries. and in times Of Ell
will add To the effieien
protection of the people
essary restrictions Of Ct
dati0n.
In further effort "a
States by yellow fever
the exact cause Of the
has been undetermined,
systematic bacterioloe.t
therefore recommend I
ment of a commission
expert hactersuiogiSts,
officers OF the marine
from civil life. one 10
of the army and one FIR
The acceptance by
the republic of France
sitlon of 1860 at Paris :
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space section had been re-
served exposition authorities. The result par
gratifying. the United
the INVITATION
cordial and he reaSonanle ssSa-
United States would
mensurate with the proportions OF Cur exhibit ~, ,
the special 10 the
tude OF the coming exposition ana the demand for space @
supplies Neeat ara
end that
hbft fairly industries and resources on
be made exposition which VIII A4aS-
progress during nineteenth century
Intended important
pehensve OF the long series OF International exnoon e.
which Chicago brilliant example u
desirable that the United States should make worthy
Abit OF American genigs skill and their uhFiVaSd
achievements every branch OF industry.
Fer number of il been apparent that me
under which tribes esiap-
shed in Indian Territory treaty provisions with
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Government
to Bid for Nan
SaS Pacific

follows: Upon the acce
with the amount already
Of the bid; the balance in
forty and fifty days after
The lien on the Kan
government on the seth O
amounted 10 s.. Al. CSS. /
should il become the his
amount OF the first MOI
the act of 1881 il has tbs
absence of any action b.
rotary OF the treasury 4
uuired by the courts dec
bid at the sale a sum W
cipal Of the debt due 10
in order 10 remove oil cC
the law be immediatSl.
powers and appropriation
is sufficient therefor.
In SO important n ms
the prcba bic owner OF "a
must conduct and opera
fore congress these facts
before the copsummatiol
mind that the governmer
TO be sold at "a price NJ
the principal O. its debt 1
principal and interest.
cept less than its CLAIM
thereby the owner Of In
congress for action.
Under the provisions
March 3, 1897. for the pr,
ment respecting hi-metalli
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Hawaii
Should Be
Annexed

sssary action or congress s. required determine
islatien many details OF union
fact Of annexation be accomplished believe should
While consistently disavowlnw rrcm a very early
period aggressive policy Of absorption
Hawaiian group long series Of discussions through
quarters. century proclaimed
terest Of tho United states In the independent lie
Islands and their intimate commercial
this country. AZ the has repeatedly
serted that in event coud the enmity Of
statehood ny the islands
domination influence OF another power the United
States
Under these circumstances the logic o. required
that annexationhefore offered but declined
tbs Fpeasss Of time about the result OF
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-07
Yukon Miners
Must Not Be
Left to Starve

our fellow-citizens be I
cost should be made 4
The recent prevalence
cities and towns through
disturbance of commerce
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DEATHS AND IISER AS.

pETERs-The funeral service ~ 81. w.
Nelaeters viii he held this afternoon at
- O'Clock AZ EutterwerthN Ca&pel, i'll
torment ~ Lake View cemetery.
ST AFFnRn~+The funeral services 81 Mrs.
Anna stafford viii he held THIS faToD1ou
~ the family residence at Iatena a. 10
o'clock
cSTHEfn- In Seattle. Monday. recen-
Ter 8 1871 of paralysis At the family
residence. IA Bell street, Mrs Paule'sa
Ds3heidt. aged a. years. Nattve ~ Ger
many Sud was a memoer Of Wtburtoa
fsodse. Daughters ~ kcbekAh-
CONDOR -- A. Oakland Gal December
AnvERTIsISG-Ofs hears Of 'ae
Fest -lHteliigeGeeF business 0Isice, p&iiy
urtu III =. IN. Sunday hours. > q va 70
y q. m. and 20 =, n. Class led
tine. Advertisements under the head of
lost Found. Fer sale. FOR Reat sad
sltua lens " aa5ed viii b. inserted at the
tate et cent q woTd each Insertion. Pay
'aeAt always in advance No advertise
aent received for less Than = csa;s.
Advertisements wall re feCe,F ta a.
branch Offices OF the Pest Eutesls Sencer.
TACOMA BUREAU - No. los Paclac
avenue
~ kR FTP X. t.sw{s
FORT Tow NSENp-Wn m A pfct~er.
hkiIISGH AN BAY 49, New WhAtc5rA,
FaTksF Kits. Manager
oLSMFIA-Gss3 Aata street. u c WA
stanley. Agent.
VICTORIA, b c--Georre Marsaen
TIE fcll wing letters await advertisers
this eFrtrN.
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FOR RENT-HUfEI.s.
FoH RENT-W ARfHaI sEs.

FOR RENT zTeh5usss "a Railroad s,a-
ulse: 1aEehp34s. on West street. ware
hassss ga F1rst aVenae. TIE Clls. L.
ygztuel. Company, SosIaa block
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Opposition
tO the Dawes
Commission

the consent of the form
effected an agreement w
Chickasaws. This agreel
stituted authorities of T.
parties thereto. and only
make II binding. On tht
ment was effected with
stood that the national co
Negotiations are yet
most populous of the five
noles. the smallest In poi
The provision In the
June !. 1896. makes II the
gate and determine the
in the five civilized tribes
gagged in this work amoni
rnepts for taking the Gel
Guiding the 3oth OF the p
Should the agreement
saws be ratified by congr'
to make an agreement "
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securing the public notice Of the eveut =. ).
ponsd sale until December rs second ssvers sne 20
the sale made by the decree cours
price Of the sale OF the kaasas Pacific yss,s ap
and charges If other hetter hid is LIS
is ell that government WIFI On its rlsr
Slseaoaed The government has infor,nassa," htsy
whether there VIII De otner bidders another i'd n as
maximum amount herein stated. a anaa u
The question presented. therefore, IS whether N.
eminent shalt under thS authority given IL NY c a.
March y 1871 purchase reaeem The rad i M act e
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Five Tribes
Form an
AriStCCracy

sduai indian his fun enjoyment in common with other In
dams OF the OF the friends of the
indians nave long believed that Interests the
Indians OF the five civilized tribes
can citizenship with all the rights privileges which be-
Long 10 that condition.
By section Is of the 1893 president
authorized 10 appoint three commissioners enter into
talos with the Cherokee Choctaw ChckaSaw Muskogee
or Cree and Seminole nations commonly known as the
five civilized tribes the Indian Territory. Briefly the
poses OF the negotiations the extnguishment of the
tribal title lands within that territory held
and all such nations tribes either
thereof TO the United by allotment
by division Of Seyeraly Indians
tribes respectively, may be
the same by such other method be agreed
between the several nations and tribes aforesaid each
Of them with the United States. with adj
stment upon the basis of Justice and equity may with
the the said nations Indians.
requisite and suitable enable the ultimate creation of
of the Union which shall the
within said Indian Territory.
The commission much opposition from the beginning
The Indians slow control mani
decided Discrimination
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: IIIECIE~ y
has practically been established, to
the detriment OF the people. 1t has
been found impossible for the Unit
ed States 10 keep its citizens out OF
the territory. and the eXecutory con-
ditions contained in treaties with
the nations have fer the most part
become impossible Of execution.
Had il been possible for the tribal
government 10 secure To each indi-
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Pacific Coast
Entitled Is a
BattIeShIp

der construction; and
authorized In connection
defense.
The territory OF Ala
attention OF congress. =
material changes In the
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knctty Prob
lens In Indian
Territory

has not materially incres
estimated at from 40. go
the Indian government.
present area of the India
much OF which IS very Eel
The United States citi
OF whom have gone ther,
OF the tribal authorities.
themselves. Numerous
from 500 10 5.poo white pee
and business houses hay
Large business entsrpris
sums OF money are eInplb
invested their capital in
resources Of the country
they occupy and have no
either OF the nations or (
who were born in the Il
doors OF the schools or
and what education they
provision for the proteCti
white citizens Is made by
The secretary OF the Il
have absorbed great trac
common Nss,oRta and r~slR
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Necessity for
LEGISLATION
by Congress

II, 1897, says: " ~ - 100000
Individual ownership Is in their tthe commissioner opn-
ION absolutely essential
dtons and the lack Of is the of nearly all
which have grievousy affected these people, Allotment
by agreement Is the only possible method unless
clothed with
lands the citizen Indians was orig
inaly granted.
with the thsre
for the evils engendered by perverson OF
these great trusts excepting by their resumption by tho
which created them.
The Union Pacific railway. main line, under
the decree of the United States district OF
Nebraska. the LIST and 81 NoNemhar Ncar
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Arnlcr Plate
and Docks
for the Navy
axe ef 20 nrhtlnC yalr,e.

are Of no fighting value.
The present naval for,
by ships now under cons
OF 4 few other powers. is
the very best or each fyp-
be made TO IL from time
attention TO keeping IL i.
PAIR. it is well adapted 4
The great increase OF
recent years was justified
defense, and has received
now arrived, however,
country is committed. ST
increased facilities comn
naval vessels.
1t IS an unfortunate I
the Pacific coast CAPABLE
only one on the Atlantic
the last six or seven mon
inca pable CT use Immes
vide three or four docks
ccasg. at least one on tns
on the gulf. This is tn
petent board appointed {
There should also be
and projeetiles and 9th
increased number OF off
Some additions ara q
for the repair and care
AS there are now on
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Sa9aSta Is
Keeping His
Promises

ecuve can consider and vote upon a subjects affecting
matters state war The navy which the
err general acts By bis eSn anaasy as The Ssssae
oath Of the general preserve faithfully the m
are espousbl II has the right 10 propose to
the central government through the goser general mod-
executive measures n the interest OF the colony.
Besides It's local powers. II Is competent:
and prsscbe the qualifications OF electors and the
secondo of justice with native judges
ThirdTo frame the insuar budget both expendi
aud to the Cuban share OF the national
with the assistance Of Cabsn senators deputies
FourhTo initiate take In the negotiations of the
FifthTo reject commercial treaties the
tic'nati9n Of the Cuban gosernmsnt -
the pcainsular in scheduling articles OF mutual
sammsrss between the mother county and the colonies
the chambers Will lay the project before the
seondenee In such regard being made public
Finally. all conflicts Of jurisdiction arising between the
Ssi~sen the later and the iar exacatlve and
decision shall be
That the soyesnment Of sagas,a has entered upon
hardly be gaestionad tha In The few weeks has existed
n has ss ea h Is q5 ri aer
impatience be suffered enbarrass the
With a sh a hod e. given 10 our na
chance to realize her expectations and
soeaby She has the s'
0 the wa She 'R % h Pa o
frde OF and has to care for the
WALTON OF their nsds % do assures them Of The
raiion She just released the Competitor prisoners
heretofore sentenced death and who have
and the preceding administration. Not American
@ham hi. has IN cuba
The near future viii demonstrate whether the indspen
and TO Spain. we'll equitable
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UpbuIldIn9
a National
Library

richest and most beau
The important bra
the civil service, the =
long been a subject Of