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zoo {, :, III = SS,rc,S1 1sI 81:
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.


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fore going 20 war. every man can be fur
nished with "A shaving outit at moderate
cost shaving brushes from 5c razors from
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from Sc; strof from l9c; soap from &c;
vaseline from Sc AT the old experienced
barber Is East Broughton Shaving supply
House; the place where the dulest and
most gappy razor can be ground and
sharpened like new.
FANCY DANCE CARNIVAL BY
Mrs. NicoHs pupils tonight, to 1879
O'Clock; general dancing, 1919 TO 1 o'clock;
Rosenfeld's orchestra. Admission 50
cents.
RICE FIELD SPRING LAMB, AT J.
II. Bakers, at reasonable price. Stall 6.
Market.
+. Fl. HERMAN. 10 STATE STREET,
west; plumbing goods, porcelain bath tubs,
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New Excelsior, Penn, Home Sunshine cook
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MOSQUITO NETS. 9SC UP; UPHoI-
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refrgerators cedar chests, mattings and
other, seasonable goods at closest prices.
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dress Plano Teacher, News Office.
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AGENTS, REVERSIBLE WAR NAP
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other valuable war statistics; Cape Verde
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EXPERIENCED SALESMAN TO
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ufacture on a commission basi' mex
perienced persons need not apply. Adj
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1S0s BICYCLES DOWN TO 500. NEW
1898 model ladies' and gents bicycles are
row being sold on easy conditions as low
as Sc 90; Others outright at $685. and high
grade at Sl9. 95 and $22 30. to be paid for
after received. II you viii cut this notice
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cage. they win send you their 1898 bicy-
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Is FOR RENT TWO STORES ON
Broughton street; and several desirable
residences and fats; all thoroughly reno
fvated; possession Immediately. Apply AL
bert Wyily. y Bryan street, east.
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Interesting news for people visiting New
York, Hotel Empire ad. page lad.
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FOR RENT, THAT DESIRABLE
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HAY, HAY, HAY. GOOD COUNTRY
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manager Savannah Sale and Boarding sta
bles
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AGENTS WANTED, WE WANT ONE
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CYPRESS SHINGLES NEW SPRING
stock now ready, and being sold at the
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NJ. Boats can load at the mills. Vale
Royal Shlngle Mills.
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FOR Observation-Disclosures

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LOST, A GOLD MEDAL FROM Al
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HOUSE AND STORE FOR RENT AT
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4 BOX or WAR AND MAINE soUvE-
Mrs, flag pins. etc new, by mall Sc; Illus
trated catalogue free; bis money. l.. ".
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Boston, Mass.
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Frank; black spot on ears and hip. Re-
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LOST AND FOUND.


LOST, LARGE WHITE POINTER
dog brown spot around one eye and large
brown spot on one ear. Reward on return.
to Congress street, west
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LOST, POINTER PUP. FEMALE,
liver and white mixed Reward on return
to 217 Bolton street, east.
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RICE FIELD SPRING LAMB, AT j.
II. Bakers, at reasonable price. Stall 6.
Market
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-31

bved
laughed before
Trying TO ou4o your
no. sknw said word
anhonorable vhe!'
valid hooking
wild uo9 position
talking
a dream (
cot Nip II
hend
Janet. its a what love
And De forget
Jack itself
/ loved him.
that? He shoulder roughly
r. Is
did, tsw
weather Jaskh
RI world"
10
Welhas
holding
though though love
| love."
/
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fict with Spain. II follows that, accept
ing Mr. Dingley's estimate Of $500 600 90 a
year as the cost OF the present war, II liz
going 10 cost four times as much to fight
Spain for one year In Is9s az it cost to
fight Great Britain FOR the eight years
from 1875 TO i7s3 The war OF 1872. which
lasted two years and eight months, cost
the United States a little over slo7, 90. ooo
and 20 carry II on we put In the field
$1,000 troops, nearly three times as many
as We have now under arms
The Mexican war. which lasted two
years ard three months. cost the Amers-
can people 500 81. 90. and 1leoo troops
were engaged in *. IL the number Of the
troops VINO carried our flag VIGOROUSLY
70 the capital OF Mexico had been doubled
they would have about equaled the mum
Der Of the army now in the field against
Spain, and the cost OF their two years and
three months Of operations would have
been about 500 Geese From which II is
4 plain deduction that with the same
,uuber Of men under arms year Of war
q lsas Is about five times as expensive as
was q year OF war n 1876.
Cost of the civil War.
The cost Of our great civil conflict has
been pu; down AZ 3. iS9. 40 20. bat that 60
innate includes all expenses growing on;
OF the war. "a well as the actual cos: 81
direct outlay Of the United States govern
meut IN carrying on the war for four
years was s. foe no 80. and In the course
OF the struggle 2s59, lie Union troops were
engaged. II = estimated that the number
q troops actually engaged or the Union
s.3e averaged 4.s2&iss for three years.
Hence. Il appears that tHs direct ccst 0f
The war. counting IL o. this three years
basis WAS about S. 4sS ss1.Cs3 per year
But Mr. Dinghy has told us that II viii
cost So. o. 81. 20 keep ~ 30 men fighting
Span fa- one year. which Is more tnan
oae-thl:e As much "a Il cost tns govern
meat % keep -.S@s.fssp sea ngating the
Confederate states for the same !ergia Of
tine.
Leading Items In the Bill.
7; Is easy 70 understand WHY modern
warfare - 50 muca mere easily than fae
u3d-fash -oued kind = We turn 30 a few
OF me leading items in TIRE military and
naval expends Iure II our tine The aver
o. Ths cost Of the never.to- De- sorgot.e..
Name. which was a SattlsShip ~ ne So
ord clHss was f4Saea An arEsors!
cruiser % ;he Brooklyn type costs 3 GO
pa An sraaore3 ram Ike the KatAna-n
costs sI-Sss-sss3. A 65aa.e-surrets4 monitor
c0s-S about g. - t1. A s.Bgac-tGrTet@6
monitor costs aba9. 55o -. n protected
cruiser coats sii tas way froEa s. ucs 40 -
g. ana"e. the Charleston cost he former
snG TIE Columbia las lai5s- SIN. Al III
Dses<ets3 cruiser :. ths pesEo.i type eosss
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we took California and New Mexico in
s:eao Ct money. and considered the bar
gam so good that we paid ST.. 900 cso TO TIE
Mexican government as an additional con-
sldei auon for the transfer.
The Alabama Award.
Although not strictly a war Indemnity.
tAat paid by Great Britain on account Of
the Geareds ton Of the Alabama during
eur civil war Is % timely interest as cx-
einp wing the sxgen: 20 which claims fcr
compensation may be bu!It up and cut
down. AS originally put forward. tle
American claims practically comprised
sTery item IN the expense ~ the war from
tie day IN which the Alabama put 20 sea.
The prol0asat:ou of the war was astTib-
uted entirely - her. and shs was there
fore made responsible for this. as well as
fer the loss suffered by American COM
m@Tce through its tTansterence 10 foreign
vessels Snt the increased rates 81 mari
tire Insurance. The Geneva tribunal.
however. decided that such Indirect results
e re Aiah3ma's derreistions coal3 rot
- !nc.udei IN the bill. snd awarded an
Indemnity % sl5s,5as as al equivalent
toF re Injury actually done 10 The United
States through the fault OF negligence %
ia <.Aa,s.
The reccat wsr between CANA and
Japan vas terminated by the peace Of
50 rsoD1SslS. three years ago. BY the
tvsstv china agreed % pay Japan q cum
eQ2.y sen. 20 sl75 -. 5sa IN addition. she
tvd, ne island % For3>osa 20 her cor
saeravs recognized the Independence ot
kc-ea ana consented 20 open four new
treaty ports.
,.ermany's LeVtes In Austria and
France.
TH@ Nay between Prussia and Austria,
- I>sf. wss rounded eff ~ the payment
o. ne;&hle Indemnity ~ ira ysnautsaet
Austr&aS. II addition 70 the ter-s;ori a.
sxsrart lxe:gaeat 81 Prussia an3 tas sxcld-
sea - Austria from TIE German band.
ihe treaty - Prague. which terminated
iae war provided for tire payment by
Austria - az Indemnity - e. .s. 10 Pri3s-
stAr taaIsrS, or ae9ut ga ~ on FyoEn tbs
s'eafai. however. asiac;ioa vas maze ~
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THE 9 PRICE OF 3 PIEA@E.

l5.ea. 600 thalers, repTesentineA ustr.in
claims OF Schleswig -H0lstein. i 5.otDsa
thaiers as an eauiva,en; for the ~ MAJ
tenance OF he pruSs.an army iAustta.
pending the conclusion Of peac3t
The heaviest war indemnity sanofrn
times was. of course, that paid q Frace
at the close OF TIRE war with nru1s3y-
TIE hos;liities Lasted ever eigHfnenhs'
and tha total cost OF the war ms ST.
mated AZ 8. 81. go 80. Reside te casion
of Alsace and Lorraine. Frame I'D ispay
Germany five ml.iar1s Of fms 4efa.-
cno. a0l in irs;alments whschwes aHwed
10 extend over three years. IN orsInai
demand OF Germany was si' N md. or
ssra go 90 more ". TasersFtros u vain
70 save Metz. but il was : his 0srtIons
that the reduction In the 2inota q the
indemnity WIS due.
Russia. Hill Again Tury.
The COS, O: the Russ0-urkls}rar Of
1877 has been estimated afsi5.9 Be
tween the declaration otwar bYtasSia
ard the treaty OF San stefanPlesr
eleven months elapsed 4}y thi3'TeatY
the porte admitted Itself CdehteM Rut
sta in me sum Of I.tIa.ssHse Fuh.s D.
s7s5 oto. ocD AZ indemnity ~ the
expenses Of the war. me iteUIkn ae
account were as follow; For ex-
penxes. saee coo 100: s2N II 49, relesa
done to the south coast ? Russla4-/ex-
port commerce. indust7es ard PAYS
- 81 90 for injuries cslsed by RnNa-
s.on Of the Caucasus. gi S51@ y IN
juries suffered by Russian SUB ana
establishments in Turey. IN : ers-
s!on az the financial 2nharrsz
che Ottoman empire. he czar eniea
- sccept IN Sutxstiturtn for ID Pre-
asths az the sotAi sun the V2~.o srr
tnrfai eexstcrs ssnctiosfi by ttA -
Berlin This left balance q
due - Russia ny Tgkey. and o.
IL Is stt.l unpaid. IL
Tho latest ard TD0st ,eClert va1as
n.ty vas thas ley.e2 by victor rs fRsTs
or Gree. asst var. The sul3
ae, SID ~ ire g0sA' powers 90 F. 20
cut =; to7yr - seq 90. wh.ca vi
fourth part - Vhai = actually cos
Comparative Cost OF American
4 few imperative figures. take
ofrlcial records. 49, SER - pat T.
increase = IRE e1s. c. war as e
eGcteSi with al eAe ul31ern tDprsS
r. Gear High ogT var .oT "a
erc@ lasted eighs year and sis cc$
scsalyy recorded as So so. usS
1rure~ There were aaou. sysen
snezee{s IN that war-one-ihisd rlor
have boaa called ssa u tes Dsessa
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toes having fallen under suspicion OF be-
Ing unfit for food. Gen. Fitzhugh Lee has
detailed three officers OF the STAN 10 in
spect the same, and to condemn those to
which suspicion justly attaches. Two
majors and lieutenant have been as
signed 70 this useful but humble task.
1t may at first sight seem rather
waste Of STAN officers TO assign them to
this particular service, but when II 10
considered who the stan officers in ques-
ton are the choice seems wise and for
tunate. They are Maj Russell Harrison,
MAJ. Hobart and Lieut.. Algernoa Sar-
toris. With the latter we are not for
hidden 10 sympathize. since 10 does not
appear either that he was jumped or that
he applied TO be jumped over the heads
OF more deserving and competent persons.
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"rLL JUST SHOW YoHOw I'LL FORGIVE YOU MY FINE LADY"


jack"
Forgive? Ha ha!"
deepend
himGod!
liye!'
fell dashed
awhile
slowly
and he
him his
his
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But with the majors IL Is di1fersnt. Tit
intrigued TO be put over better men. an
for his sins they wero assigned to Gerf'
Lee How TO keep them from doinol
some serious harm by Undertaking duties
TO which they were Incompetent muse
have been a grievous and anxious prob.eiu
for that conscientious man. when suddens
iy. as from heaven. there was let dowA
upon him this consignment OF damaged
potatoes. Hero was an opportunity u
keep the civilians out OF mischief, o.
which he awaited himself with the prompts
ness of genius. And accordingly here
are two majors and a lieutenant. tho de-
scendants OF two presidents and vict
president. harnslessiy and even ussfullt
employed In applying simpls tactics ana
oifactory tests TO the suspected t2bers.
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~ come 20 the conclusion that
~ her power u resistance 70 he
NO Uast,d States Is ended. Peace
a. any price" l. the advice
TIA, is given 10 the statesmen ~ Madrid
fam all European capitals
But VITA; shall The price q peace be-
Cacle Sam must answer that question. /;
Is fer him to name the anloun; of the tn-
ssmaity. Siacs nations FRS; began to isn't
The rule which eompgis the defeated %
fsv 5ouHdly tor detea, has prevailed, 80
rucf g. your territory and 81 mgca Of
f9nr fnaney' has been invariably ina Nna.
Serd q he cenqgeror - the conquered.
preced~uts 81 the Century
j. tie earlier wars - ihs century Some
ee'Ao,e Grtce5eGts haNs ben made from
which aa 'df& may he formed e the sze
% he Ma shortly - 20 made oat ev ire
Cnaea state against Spa.a- The Pm
esa'e followed ASs oe"n that. ta,h ts ser
f.'tty ana - e2<a. the defeated natica is
hsel~ - ray f>F "a experience \ far-s-
%. famous Illustration cf EAta priv -p.r
f~ac3 III sh~ terms 81 peace dictated ty
re sle3 powers O. t.urOre u pa. q.
silsr the faN 81 Napoleon a: Natetas1.
Ma cnly acre various pieces ~ Frea -
territory appropriated. ou; her Important
,Aaiiv: fortress NE he1 fvr nse vera
~ az ARMY e occupstfan.~ Whit she
fEsheh 'fcss@~y waS made - pay ana
aerert
As sf>5t - ..e -hree Was Ne,A>,H
eva; sr'sta noa Cstus CSC iSsT 40
NJ TIE Ch.otse KoseEnmez;. b sidee
s$l.Hs horS at~s 10 'ae victorious Erl5Isa
as opening several e he~ ports 10 trade.
u As,
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seemed itself to her audience and make them feel tine
intensity Of admirable playing Of the Villain the
.sr aon In his pathetic passages and no" ea
back upon the plot o tselt
apoksnen are always perfectly willing to o VEN
ever loves enough anything Even Angel Claire took years
" lax slipped hts chocolate You talking
about people what the word means
seldom DO Jack Love means al nhss 70 al n" ~ ~ "
Is ladien a womans whole existence
pretended Why girl never once curing the Ten s 81 a
kissed unless asked you " cou0 man 20
hat n passed his cup for more chocolate 49,.
dropped two humps OF sugar and naneo 'ac saying
reryousy Blu love
certainly These almonds
unusually some? Such strange
dnties and touching any yourself
"Iamr ed has nnnerved me-
Tess great but Angel never should have gone
would have been wtenehs
sometimes pity that there ever was
thing the world love? Such ~d thing knows
hearahe much trouble makes
of drives into iera'
and sometimes insane asyums
Getting girl"
how intensely pale she
them thinking love will surely come 1t does
their
reserved girl She had required deal Of
he
to more
"wel, If it's all right"
If Jack"
Well I'm listening Fire away"
She looked him second then forced little laugh
one"
toothbrush and back"
be sill Toothb arec
and That what makes
III
J
"II-Iwant to tell something Jack
Il OIL
srimy her in return Once met man and loved him
andp lis
You-
hioved him with
n
n
TO a shadow
will
o is true"
to
did introduced
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Nov York times
There IS more than meets The e3s n the
simple rectal OF ths .nspscfssD Of poEatoes
az JsrssonvsiiA large EuIoef o. cosA~
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the dUrbervls-and Jack ana Jane
: :
their
I'm
y ~ siupy comforts
of tn the wonderful magnetism wncl
itself her audience and make tne iee m
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Big Bills Paid by Defeated Nations In Past Wars
---PEscede9tS Set by Great Nations in the
COLLECTION Of War I1dswpities.

PAINS friends in Europe have
come 20 the conclusion that
her power u resistance 70 ne
Uaittd States L. ended. Peace
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the negroes and that they viii lose
political strength. They were
never more mi,taken. No ques-
ton is ever settled until it is set
tied right. The man or the men
in a commanding position who
comes out boldly for enlarged OPP
portunities for our negroes is the
man or the men that will be in
vincible. Give the negro a for
eigner's chance anyhow.
Eli BAxTER.
From the AppeGlof AtlantG, Ga.
We desire to congratulate Col.
Baxter for possessing the courage
to denounce and to condemn those
who have been responsible for
bringing around the condition of
affairs which now exist in Georgia
and throughout the other southern
states. The colonels idea of social
equality is entirely right and those
who are of the contrary opinion
have not sense enough to seek shell
ter when it rains. Let the negroes
of Atlanta adhere to the advice
which the colonel imparts to them
in reference to attending the
theaters and refrain from frequent
ing any public place of amusement
until the managers Of the same will
permit all self-respecting negroes
to enjoy all the privileges which
are accorded to other patrons. And
let them withhold their patronage
from all newspapers whose editors
spend all their time and talent in
endeavoring to lower the law
abiding and industrious negroes in
the estimation of the Anglo-Sa1on
race. Let them only patronize
such papers whose editors will con-
tend and plead for wider brother
hood.
The Colonel is absolutely right
when he says "That no question is
ever settled until it is settled
right" and let all the progressive
negroes of Georgia rise up en-
masse and thank Col. Baxter for
uttering those grand and noble
words. And let them all, regard
less of their political affiliations,
nominate and elect Col. Eli Baxter
to the state legislature so that he
can assist in helping to repeal some
of the obnoxious laws which have
been placed on the statute books
of Georgia.
The broad ax., 1898-05-07
CURE CONSUMPTION.

7. A. sloeum, N. G., the Great Chemfst
and Scientist, Oners 90 send free,
% the Afflicted. Three Bottle OF
His Newly Discovered Renee
dies % Cure COnsumpGfOn-
and All Lung Trouble
The broad ax., 1898-05-07

Salt Lake City. Utah. April 9. 1893.
Fist publication Aprsl rs, 1893.