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cult, dangerous and tmc-consuming
operation. The hulk could be blown
up by the use OF dynamite charges.
which would not be difficult to place
In the shallow water where the Mcr-
rimac lies, for the reports say the top
Of the funnel is above water. indicat-
Ing depth Of about forty or fifty feet.
but II Is believed that the wreck lies
In sight from the sea. and II Is not
doubted that Sampson will post some
OF the heavy iropclads In such posi-
tion ms to be able to command the
site with her heavy guns and proven,
the Spanish wrcckers from working
At night something might be accom-
plishcd by the wrcckers. but even that
work would be full OF danger.
Substantial promotion Is In store for
the gallant men who took the Merri-
mac In. according to the statement Of
one Of the officials. competent to speak
on this subject, and to pledge the M
W Department. When they get out
Of their Spanish prisons they will
profit In this In the shape Of advance
In numbers and In rating. which means
money. How soon that will he cannot
be told At present. The department. %
tar ~ 10 known now. holds NO Spanish
prisoners Of war Of rink.
Denver. June "a New York spe-
cial to the Rocky Mountain News says:
Thursday night Admiral Sampson
decided TO send the Mcrrimac In and
sink her Mt the channels narrowcst
part. He called for volunteers, explain
Ing that II was n desperate mission
death being almost certain for all
those who vcntured In. Then the navy
Showed the stun II is made Of.
Admiral Sampson wanted eight men.
He could have had every Officer and
man In the fleet. Every one was more
than ready. Many begged for the
chance with fearful eyes.
hut Hob~on and seven others were
selected, md the rest had TO content
themselves with giving the heroes n
cheer ms they went TO their death and
fame.
Their names ARE: Lieutenant Rich
mond Ilobson, Daniel Montague.
George charettc. J. T.. Murphy, Oscar
Dcignnn. John J. Phillips. John kcl-
ley, - Clnus.n.
Just before 3 o'clock Friday morn.
Ing the collier. deeply laden with hal
Inst, material and some coal, wns
headed without preliminary mancuver
straight for the entrance over which
the remaining batteries OF Morru
frown from one side and the SCARED
Socnpa from the other.
In the dawn Of the cnrly morning
the Mcrrimac, without n light showing
anywhere, dashed well within the line
OF the forts before she was discoS-
cred. our ships laundering at the en-
cmy's batteries TO divert attention
from the collier. The eye could not
follow the Mcrrimuc. but the car koon
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PRISONERS PARoLep.
Hsa - sAs Captured ssaassA Vessels - ~
TUNED LoesA

1sa - tAs capssrsA sssassA vssssas - ~
TUNED LeseA
Key West, Fla, June 6.-Forty- 1--WE
ofncers OF the Spanish matriculars, OF
naval reserveA held A. prisoners ol
war in the harbor here. were paroled
by United States Marshal Horr to-day
They pledged their sacred word Of
honor to go back to Spain and neither
bear arms against the United States
nor aid her enemies until the war Il
finished or they have been regularly
exchanged for American prisoners Of
war.
The forty-fvc comprise the captains
and mater Of the steamers Catalina,
Guido. Pedro, Argonauta, Ambrusia,
Bolivar and Miguel lover, and the
captains Of most Of the sailing prizes
There are nearly $50 seamen, crews Of
prize vessels, here. and they will be re.
leased on the same terms. All matric-
ulars, under the Spanish laws, are sub.
ject to instant concription on their ar.
rival At nny Spanish port
Marshal Horr will carry parole
blanks to the vessels tomorrow. As
soon M the men sign them they will be
removed TO the Catalina and Miguel
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MOST GALLANT DEED.
SEVEN hERoss AT SANTIAGO.
GSsassasas asa.sa ssssssAeA !. nasskias
sAs Marsss uaAss tie EAsoy's ylFs
aAA Rssspsa Aiavs.

sAs Aarsss usAsr tie Easoy's ysss
a.A RssspsA Aiavs.
Warrington, D. G., June 4.-Ths
Navy Department at 3 O'Clock received
the following dispatch:
Mole st. Nicholas, June 4.-Suc-
ceeded In sinking Merrimac In the
channel Of Santiago at 4 4. M. June s.
This was carried out most CALAMITY
under the command OF Naval Con-
structor Hobson and seven men. By .
nag Of truce from the Spanish admiral,
Cervera. sent In recognition Of their
bravery. I am informed all are pris-
oners Of war. two slightly wounded.
Request authority to approve exchange
II possible between these and prison
ers at Atlanta. Six Of the Spanish
squadron in the harbor Of Santiago
unable to avoid being captured or de-
stroyed. SAMPSON,
This will rank MS one of the boldest
achievements in naval history. 1t win
outrank even Cushing's famous attack
upon the Albemarle with his little tor
pcdo boat. That is the opinion Of the
Navy Department at least.
1t Is now known that the Navy De
partment about ten days ago was con-
sldering n plan for closing the harbor
at Santiago very similar in general
scope to that apparently put into exc.
cution yesterday.
As to the prospects of the Merrimac
being removed by the Spaniards, as IL
reported to be under way ut Santiago
the officials mt the Navy Department,
declare that this is likely to be a diff
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hands of Dc Unetsd 1eato. Fro0 ths
boat bearing tAe nag Of truce 4 was
lea1uAd that tie Nenimac was fre-
Qusntly ~ vhils steaming up the nAr-
row channel, but none Of the shots dis
abaed her machinery.
More than q thousand projectilss
struck near her, over . dozen struck
her. and two Of her intrepid men were
>bruised BY splinters from the wood
work. When Hobson left the ship in
the boat he made an effort to row out
Of the harbor and regain the American
deet, but he had gone too far up the
channel and he soon saw that the ef-
fort 10 paas ali the aroused batteries in
daylight would mean the sacrifice Of
all his crew.
So he turned and rowed straight to
tho CristobL Colon and surrendered to
Admiral Cefvera, who received the
prisoners courteously and treated them
with the respect due gallant men who
were prisoners Of war.
1t was undoubtedly his admiration
for the heroism displayed in the dash
OF the Merrimac which led him to send
out the nag Of truce and the offer Of an
honorable exchange.
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was distinguished for bravery at the
battles Of Kings Mountain and Cow.

was distinguished for bravery at the
battles Of Kings Mountain and Cow
pens.
II 10 not known here yet how Hob
son happened to be selected for the
perilOus duty which be performed 70
well. But II II believed At the Navy
Department that he suggested the plan
ana worked II out to the satisfaction
Of Admiral Sampson. It would be juss
like him to do such q thing. He
would make study Of the channel
nnd OF points along the shore and In
dicnte Just where to sink q ship to
make the blockade the most effective.
1t is certainly unusual for q naval
constructor TO he assigned to 4 duty
OF that kind. He Ia not fighting on
Ger any more than 4 surgeon or 4
paymaster. aud Iiobaon was with the
squadron not for the purpose Of par
ticipation In the hostllities, but n q
marine architect TO study and report
upon any defects In the construction
OF the vessels that might be developed
during an engagement or Voyages.
A constructor is = sort Of super
numernry aboard . fighting ship. and
II not assigned 10 regular duty, al.
though he Inns the run Of tho whole
squadron In order that he may be free
at all times 10 inspect the machinery
or the hulls OF the vessels. Those who
know him say that they would have
supposed llotsson 10 In the last man in
the ficet to he selected for Q duty Of
this kind. which required the greatest
possible courage. nerve aud coolness.
Experts cannot Imagine any greater
test OF a mans self-control than 10 run
an old craft like the Nerrimac bs.-
tween two ranges Of batteries which
were hurlin. tons Of metal at II and
then slow down In the channel. run
the hose Of the weasel toward the
hank. drop an anchor. walt for her 10
swing around With the tide until her
hull was In Just the proper position for
the blockade. and then to touch OIL
toriasiors that would sink her at ex.
actly the proper spot. II would take
unusual skin and cooincss TO do q jOh
Of that kind under the most peaceful
circumstances. and onr can ncnrr~ly
imagine tho degree of srlf .coutrol
necessary to carry Il out successfully
while under y railing arc like that
which must have poured In upon the
Old Arrriinnc.
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told Tint she had brcn detected by tho
Spanish. for the firc from up the chan.
mel indicated TINT every possible gun
was being brought 10 bear ON her.
Ttr spaniar,is may alo hare en-.
d~Avosvsi 10 destroy her by Minis ti,ry
arr ssippoesd To have In the harl,oe.
but u tkW nttriuW was made II dtd not
succeed for thu Mrrrimac weat to thc
poine whrrr Admiral Ramtsoa bad a..
ferted llotn,u To take hsS. Thsro ~
was anrhosrd and cooliy swuag assosa
The channst.
Thsn lIehsoa New Q hols h NJ bot.
to0, saA with his ssvea ssa. ealy tWs
II whon had berA ia3ufed, ~ y q
boat I
An that y ~ kDevu ee tAAA hsgste
dAsA, he5so1 ~ bass fAetD, eo0eG
ffu0 Admiral Cssvssa husslf. 3ha
oqan1aA eoomAo6se soot Woe1 - ~.
0lRol oo0ooaa, ua1ose . ~. - oRuoo,
& - eaSfsss e ~ AneS1saA -
1s - ps1lss1 Asle Aess11n
- SDue4 = essanoD - eoeeAaDi
~ - Ds11lGo ~ . e
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ids post. OF ceurss there was NO ens-
my within thousand miles Of his beat
and he might have slept till now with
out inJuring any one or exposing his
comrades to danger. but he b under
oath to observe the articles Of war, and
II Private Murphy's offense 10 over
looked every other sentinel will have
an excuse for sleeping on duty.
don. te Sna rteS . on oi wsr ,n.s anu .Se Il shs
case. feel TINT Private Murphy must be
and while 1t is impossible 10 anticipate
the Judgment of the court It is expect
ed that he will be sentenced to = long
term Of imprisonment. and that the
verdict will be read In the hearing Of
every regiment.
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CONSTRUCTOR HossoM.
The Hero Of Santiago Gomez From IN
lustrlous Family.

The Hero Of Santiago Gomez From IN n
lustrtoss Family.
Chicago. June IA special to the
Record from Washington says:
Naval Constructor Hobson. who has
added another chapter to the record Of
heroic deeds by heroic men, is de-
scended from a line Of conspicuous an
cestors. His father was James N.
Hobson Of Alabama, who entered the
Confederate service In 1881 and fought
gallantly through the war. His grand
father on his mothers side was Rich
mond NJ. Pearson. for forty years
chief Justice Of North Carolina. His
great-grandfather was Colonel John
Williams, who fought with Andrew
Jackson at the battle of New Orleans,
and was nfterwnrd United States sen
ator from Tennessee. His great-great.
grandfather was Major Joseph Will
Jams Of the revolutionary army, who
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a vote Of IN To 53. II II calculated by
the kcnntc experts that the duty, II Il
bc finally enacted into law. will rnIsc
at least ki0.10.OO year. and prob.
ably more. An amendment offered by
Mr. Chiffon tDcmocrnt. Texas. Q mem.
bcr Of the nnancc committee. pro-
vld~S for n tax. graduated according
to price. upon all articles sold under
patent right. trade mnrk or maine not
OPEN to general usr. and which are
not otherwise taxed by tho hill.
Throash an amendment offered b.
Nr. Lindsay nbcmocrni. Kentucky,
the Renate d~cld~d not to place
stamp tax upon buudtes Of nswspa.
prs, wholly o. partly printed. which
weigh Sees than LOO pounds.
4 tax of Z CENTS . basrsi vas paacsd
- a1altesated aouf. and q stamp tax
q cent % every ticket satltitne ths
hea6ss 10 . sat u Q palace oe poyios
or - bssth In . sissping car. the
eo0poay selling the sWat OF boSth b..
~ psQu1rsd - a6lx the stamp
o. ~ passage cf ~ measure every
naDobeteaA ve1ed In The Affirmative.
~ paet3se the vote In favor oe the
0oo0ueo Wao:
1eoubolenna -: Dsmocsats, q rep.
- u ss,'s sssss''esas' l. Teal
AeAlase ~ ~ ~ vsss wss.
Dspessa1s. ~ rspsllstA :, oulvw
U1Du1o1onnA 4 T01nE2
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30 finely are the scales Of nature
adjusted that II IL probable every de-
feet has It's mpensation near at hand.
Mans part IL to ind Il. In Kansas
and Nebraska tho rainfall 10 insum-
eient to supply the needs OF agricui-
eural vegetation. Nevertheless II has
recently been ascertained that an In.
exhaustible deposit OF water lies di.
rectly below all the arid region: while
the wind. natures agent to lift the
water. blows during the whole sum-
mer. II was from mir registering one
hundred degrees below zero that Nan.
sen. by means Of u windmill. wrested
the power to light and heat his Ice.
bound Fran. The Kansas farmers
should not be slow to conquer nature
- Nansen did.
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May a governor play cricket The
governor Of Jamaica has been taken
to task for recreatinE himself by the
game. A newspaper OF his jurisdic-
tion said the governor should always
be Caesar" and even declared that n
blow In the face from = ball. or 4
stumble and fall. would spoil the dig
atty OF any governor" II 10 not u.ua,
10 thiak Of Caesar At the bat. but who
can doubt that no would have made Q
home run had he tried his hand at
base ball! And would he have been
any less Caesar! Dignity 10 very
veil In Its place: but wise men some.
times unbend.
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ch.s,-.... Ne. Let. ss...,.,~.

Fan frnncisco. June 1.-THE steamer
1hlgic arrived from the Orient via
Honolulu cnriy this morning. but wus
sent Into quarantine.
The iL'iric REPORTS sighting the sirst
fleet " transports which i~ft this city
May 81. about l5O miles caHt Of Homo.
lulu.
The Charleston arrived 1t Houolulu
May ~. after q pleasant voyage II
seven days snd two lourn. All on
lonrd wcrc well. The tsople of Hon.
oinlu gave the ship sud hcr crew q
royal wrlcoRse. and nothing In too good
for the United Htatrs saiiors.
Preparations are hrins made at
Honolulu foe the rsccptiou ue the
troops. which were expected 10 arrive
there on the day thc lsslgic iess. The
town had bssa besuilfulty Decorated
and . public rsceptIou was 10 b given
the men on tbs troop ships.
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Jover. which have been released By
the United S,ates District Court, anf
will nall for Barcelona a. soon u
bonds equal to the value Of the ship,
and carsoes have bceu nled BY tholI
0wuefS.
Tho United States took appeals from
the courts decision. Until they have
bern sued out the ahips are still In thu
custody Of the United EtAteo marshal
The Catalina's bond II &55O.00O and
the Miguel lovers &SGS. 600.
The Restormel. the British tramE
sesamcr which made such desperate e.
forts to Join Cervera's ncet. was Ne
lsaaed BY Judge Locke to-day. thougl
bee cargo was forfeited ~ contrahant
e war.
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These days bring up memories OF
81. We didn't know much about war
then. but there was a suficiency OF in
formation before the surrender at Ap-
pomattox. The greater heroes Of the
civil war were totally unknown at the
beginning Of II. Who shall win great
ness in the struggle now on? We have
great expectations In connection with
Fitz Lee and Theodore Roosevelt: but
the last men may be frst and the nrst
last.
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MoNrERsvLEAvssFoRMAN,LA
Mss sss sell Yrs0 nas rvaa-iseo Aeeso-
panied ~ shs HPutss-

uss ess hail Yro0 naa Fraariseo Aeeon.
panied ~ shs Hsutss.
Fan Francisco. June 7.-Thc princi.
pal event In the local war situation
to-day was the departure Of the moni.
tor Monterey and the collier Brutus
for Manila. The order to get under
way wns issued about 1 O'Clock. AMI
shortly afterwards the wharves ami
docks on the wnicr front were crowd.
I'd with lcople anxious To witness tln.
departure Of the formidable fighting
machine npd the collier which 10 10 nc.
company Acr.
That the second expedition to the
Philippines will not leave here befor.
next Saturday scems almost certain
nt this writing. Stores. medical sup.
piles. ammunition arr being placed on
hoard. but the work will hardly is.
completed before the end Of this week.
though II Is stated that the vessels
VIII get AWAY on Friday. The troops
which nrc to embark On the Colon,
Zcalnpdin and China are rrady for
service. the last equipment lcins de-.
llScrcd today.
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Tho young ladies Of the south who
shoot men for stepping on their toes
are too savage. 1t is . new kind OF
lynching. and the natural outcome OF
tho vengeance on black men which has
become euch 4 feature OF southern life
But. really. they ought to let the white
young men Of the south escape with
their lives and confine their murders
20 the race which Is so rapidly becom
ing used to IL
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REVENUE BILL PASSED.
A. Anesdasas Tsa,as Tea Is AAasd
the sesate.

the senate.
Washington, June 4.-Thc war reve-
nue. measure was passed by the Zen
ate this evening at 7:O5 o'clock. The
bill was under consideration eight
hours to-day. A score or more At.
tempts were made 10 amend II. but In
only three or four Instances were the
attempts successful. Particular effort
was made to amend the bond provis.
lon OF the measure. but II was futile
In every Instance. The most notable
amendment made 10 the measure to-
dny was that offered by Mr.. Tiliman
democrat. 4. c. placing u duty Of 10
cents pound on nll ten imported into
the United States. The amendment
created no debate and WAS adopted by
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Jewell and James went from the
newspaper once to the once Of post
master-gensral. and during their terms
some pains were taken to distribute
periodicals A. we'll as letters. A lit
tie hint for Charles Emory Smith. who
has had much to do with newspapers
himself
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DOCTORS At DENVER.
1sssy.H .HsssA Asss,as ~ shs Aoss:ssa Ms1
tsai AsesstaeleA.

Ssai Asssss.slsa.
DRIVER. June a-El~ven hundred os
the prominent physicians Of the United
States gathered In tho Brnadway the.
atrs yesterday morning. the flower of
the medical fraternity on this cont.
ns'0t. II WAS the opening s~ssiou os
the forty. ninth annual meeting Of the
American Medical Association. The
registration Of delegates shows thr
Denver convention 10 l,e the lssRrss
10 THE history Of ths association, i,lO0
s1setnbcru having eurolled their uanss
The orst day.
Every srat Ii the vast audltoeiuu,
WAS occupied when the arst virs peVs.
s6sat. DR.. JosepA n. Nattbews, vho
prrattleti In the alsasucc oe tho pesei.
dent. t)f. George n. etefnhsrR. eur.
xeoa grncral of Tho United StstsS
army. called ti,e conv~ntiou to oedsr.
Dr. A. q. woodhult, q the rpossst
of prealdent 0eosys u. otsruheer.
whose otiicial duties ~ sureeoa "a.
erai Of the United States army, ~.
vented his ATTENDANCE. read The annusl
addrsso Of the chief oe3rer.
The oseslona win eoatiuus for sev.
sfel 1ayA. With eonpiets peegraH.
CoAnDeo n. ~ nRnsee - fnnmv~> -.
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A Vienna paper says the niceties of
diplomacy are wasted on such people
~ the Americans. 1t is such mean re-
marks a. that that make us want to
night to the other fellows last ditch.
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s,sge - ~ sps,s,

washinston, June 7.-1'rivate Muir.
ply Of ihs 0d%h New fork voiuntrru
h likely In bs q conspicuous 6gure In
this war. He y the ffss subject for o..
vesv disripl,nA for he WAS found
asleep whlls dsias seutlnei duty FRIDAY
night. ~ wss aryvssed, spss 10 ~
guard hosss and = nsw Gwsisins tsisi
By csars.nsastial for ~ nsaa spriovs
- sssa.itss6 . . ssiiise-sissei.s a
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CAPTAIN oR,oLeY DEAD.
Oss Of the Heroes OF Manila Expass
while On HIS Way HONE.

one OF the Hsroes OF Manila ExpAres
while on HIS Way Home.
Washington, June 5.-Captain Chas.
V. Gridley, commander Of the cruiser
Olympia, and one of the heroes Of the
brilliant victory at Manila, is dead.
The announcement of his death was
received by the Navy Department late
this afternoon in a cablegram from
Paymaster Gait Of the navy. dated at
Kobe, Japan, June 4, and directed to
Secretary Long. The dispatch con-
tained this simple statement:
Captain Grldley died to-day. Re
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Our congress escaped civil war by
. narrow margin. but It was very
nearly blown up by an inside explo-
sion.
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After living under Spanish rule for
1eo years the people OF the Philippines
will look upon anarchy a. the ideal
OF good government.
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The National Reform association has
followed the lead OF tho National Pris.
on association by calling for - re-
construction Of the ethical code q law.
yefs." II In felt that the frightsul In.
crease Of crime can never bs checked
% long ~ attorneys. who are admitted
60 tho bar a. the sworn ministers OF
Justice. are willing to sell their scry.
ices 10 secure immunity for the worst
Of criminals. not only by securing the
fair trial. which 10 tho right OF every
accused person. bu, BY using their ie.
Eai ability for the perversion Of iAv
and evidence and the mialeading o!
Juries. Is there any possible form o!
wrong. any dishonest combination for
private or public plunder. which does
not hnd able and willing lawyers Ia
drcas II up and parade II before the
courts In tho robes OF innocence and
virtuc' Yet there have been lawyers.
like Horace Binncy and Abraham Lin.
colin. who would not thus prostitute
their powers: and we would GLADLY
give full credit 10 the claim made by
Hon. Joseph II. Choats for his 10000
brether lawyers. that you will look Ia
vain elsewhere for moro spotisss hon
or. more absolute devotion. more pa.
tisnt Industry. more conscientious adei.
ny than among these"
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s,.v., w,s, q. ,s..ss.,

London. June 7.-The Hong Ken
correspondent oe The Standard says:
Advicrs from NAnilA ~ Admiral
Dewey has gathssed The eesams1 BON
bsockaAed Ia The river 70 ~ o9 Cavitl
In readiness 70 rscsive feeeignsss. Thl
0pauaards are 1oeing afms, a00uAitiou
and esad pieces aimost daily. % ~
astsut afs ths rsbsl assaekA The -
tive ese Seeking - Agu1AAi1s'D staH1
ae6. He y - the Who1e ee0AuNin0
~ campaign - hU0Ano pe1netpaso
u ~ coafss q . petsAed battl0 q
0Ay - number q aa41vo anx111AEiol
6ooegtsl ~ opaAiGA tnao ~ ~ y
01SBsAtD. Ifo0 ~ 0o0oeal teDoe q
the news from kaatla, theee b Q slgAl
y beBeve tAat ~ city win fsll ~
Dsweys hands bseoee ~ arrival a
~ American tFeeDo.
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Beauty y BaosA Deep

Clean blood means clsaa skin. Ne
beauty withoutit Cascarets, Caady Cathar-
tic cleans your blood and kssps It clean. by
stirring up the lazy liver and driving all i'm
PARTIES from the body. Begin to-day 70
banish pimples, hollis, blotchss, ,blsokhseAs, .,
and that sickly bilious compls BY taking
Cascarsts,-beauty for ten csnts Al drug
ststs. satisfActiou guaranteed. loc. Nc. "a
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I'VE called up Christopher Columbus
last night at the seancc." what did he
sayf" He said 1t was tough on man
to get on good joke and have to walt
vs. years to have 1t appreciated"
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No man is modest enough to believe
hinsslf overestimatsd by others.

TAs vifs-murderer probably gets
bouquets because he Is such . lady
killer.
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Regardless Of all the talk about fast
time. the Union Pacific In still making the
quickest time to Omaha and CHICAGO.
Ticket once. 81 18th street
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COSMO BUTTERMILK TOILET
SOAP makes the skin soft. white and
healthy. Sold everywhere.
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''Mr. Jenkins. I've got an uncle, .
brother and two cousins in this war" IL
see: you're fixing to get off to base ball
game every time We hear rumors Of q
battle"
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The word which went forth centuries
Igo has not been recalled: Blessed are
the peAcemakers.
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The statesncn Of Spain order a f,sh,

The statesmen Of Spain order q nGht
In Cuba and further saeriare OF nfe
with the idea In view OF . graceful de-.
sceat from their high altitude. When
their army gets out Of Cuba they will
Ssugh st their seuteness and bury heir
dead without team. They remind one
oe the western sheriff Who vas proud
- the success Of bic 6rst hanGias. "it
ves Beautiful" be said. with . shinina
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