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4 Judgment Tor 80 500.

Nine thousand hve hundred dollars
was the amount the jury decided was
about right to compensate Miss Rose
Pryor for the damage done both TO
her person and character, and after
being out two days and night, they
included about o'clock last Friday
morning that Sam Davis should be
compelled to pay the plaintiff the
above am unit.
The case WAS one OF the hardest
fought legal battles known in the ter
ritorial history, and while 1t was an
almost conceded fact that the woman
would get damages before the trial
had been going OF but few days. the
defendants lawyers, Messre. shake
ford and Hutchings, put up very
stubborn defens~ for their client, not
withstanding that the prosecuting at.
'orneys, Messrs. Stevens and Gibson,
had formulated very strong case
with chain Of evidence that was al
most undisputable, There was a
numbes OF witnesses on the stand
during the trial, and both the plaintiff
and defendant testified in their own
behalf,
The girl claims that sam Davis
promised to marry her in 1896 and took
her to Arkansas for that purpose, but
instead sought and caused her ruin.
The evidence was OF very foul ma
ture, and old residents who heard the
trial say it was the dirtiest case ever
heard in any Of the territorial courts.
We are informed that the defendant
has filed motion for new trial -
Muskogee Phoenix.
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FREE COINAGE Is "A LYING ISSUE.
II Is folly TO undertake 10 say that
the free silver question is relegated to
the past. II Is as vital an issue now
as II was Ia 1896. ana q has gained In
solidity and power in the last two
years, and in 1900 It will te the issue
as II was in 1896
With free coinage and free ocean
where America will Aoat q merchant
feet unsurpassed in speed and power
and carry our products TO tue markets
of the world in any part OF the globe,
1. will be the death blow TO Republl'
caa high tariff and protection and the
gold standard.
The Republicans understand this
and their cry that free coinage is Ian.
gushing is all both, and II would not
he surprising to see them among its
strongest advocates in 1900
They know the expansion OF our
commerce means death blow to their
long cherished idol OF protection, aud
they know that the demands of this
commerce cannot be met with the
present worlds supply OF gold, aud
that to undertake to make gold do the
worlds business on n scale SO g:eRt
would be the supremest folly and
would swamp them as a political party
when this wider field OF commerce is
once the settled policy of the nation.
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To show the manner in which the
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Mr.. J. o Wondly, Of Peoria. Ills,
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distressed me, but since using one box
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Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets will not
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The national bank question Is likely
TO come up In congress and be an issue
OF much prominence this winter 70
the dlsnay Of the Republicans. The
Republican idea In creating the none
tary commission was 10 take the
money question out Of politics; but
the Democrats do not propose it shall
be sent there, but that II shall be
brought to the front and the Rspubli-
cans made to toe the mark. The mon.
etary commission accomplished moth
ing, just as the Democrats PIE iicted d
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Hhng

Why doesn't the sea COW give water
ed milk?
Why isn't dirt cart q real estate
conveyance?
Why shouldn't a chiropodist be par
tial to cOTned beef?
Why isn't the object seen by an In
ebriate circular saw9
Why does the silent partner in a
business always have so much to say
Why does a small boys face always
look as II he had been eating some.
thing?
Why isn't doctor attending pa.
TENTS funeral case Of cause and
effect?
Why is II wrong 10 hit a man when
he's down, after working so hard to
get him there'
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oY LELAND. the Republican boss
over In Kansas, insists that he has a
Mark Hanna pull for the United States
senate, and that the senatorial days OF
Lucien Baker are numbered Mark
Hanna dropped this bee in Lelana's
hat during the last presidential cam
paign and II has been buzziug there
avar cfuaa
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The politics OF North Caro- ina has
taken on a peanut coloring, and all
Issues are confined 10 the Limitations
OF the state. The great issue now In
that state is how to gather in the pea
nut crop. The negroes have revol;ed
against the appellation Of " Peanut
ters " and refuse to CLEAN the crop.
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DIR. J. D. GPFFITH, OF Kansas City
surgeon OF high rank in the volun
teer army, gave some damaging testi
mony before the war commission
againt the management OF the war de
psrtment. RED tape" OF Algerism
got black eye from the doctor.
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ST. LOUIS has a curfew law, that ID
- the mayor signs it. All children
under the age of Is years must be of
the streets after p. m. in the winter
and p. IN. in the summer. The may
or has ten days In which to sign it or
return j, with his objection,
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" Uncle Sam concludes to locate on
the Philippines permanently he ought
TO first send some Ohio man down there
TO hunt them out. Nobody but an Ohio
man can find how many there are, or
how many offices are necessary TO run
them when found on an economical
l..f.
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ross on rar wanna TERFsl

The laundering OF the Maria Teresa
as she was being brought to this coun.
try under trer own steam Is little less
than national calamity. The whole
Union had looked forward with the
ke nest pride To the time when the
folds OF Old Glory might be carried
around the world on this trophy OF the
prowess Of the American navy. II may
be that this keen anxiety to have the
trophy at our own doors had some
bearing on the loss Of the ship. The
people were clAmorous for her arrival
on our Atlantic coast. Their keen in
terest and the constant queries as to
when she might be expected. had some
thing to do with setting out with her
for the north during the season when
gales are not improbable.
But the loss II the Teresa should but
spur the government on to ftrther ef-
forts to secure any or all others Of Ger
vera's ships that can be made even
sufficiently sea-worthy TO be brought
TO the mainland for receiving ships, IL
they can be put to no other use. The
heart Of the nation mas been from the
FIRST with Hobson in his efforts 10 raise
the vessels of the squadron that was
to lay waste our entire Atlantic coast
His enthusiasm aud his zeal have haC
their effect on the people Of every
ate in the land With the Teress
gone the demand that the other shipl
be raised and brought to the United
States will be increased, and ther'
will be no begrudging, by even th'
most esrping critic, the expenditure o
all the money that may be necessary
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CAPTAIN GENERAL Blanco, who Il
preparing to leave Cuba by the 18th
has issued pamphlet by which he
claims that he would have whipped
the americans II the spenish author
ities had given him fun power 10 act
he denounces Cervera for the loss OF
his feet and critlcises General Toral
for the surrender OF Santiago.
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II is said the tension is so great in
Europa that the firing Of one cannon
by accident or otherwise would pre-
cipitate an European struggle that
would shake the thrones Of the old
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countries

THERK IS no question Of the fact that
the Free Silver men will control the
legislature and elect the speaker and
the president OF the council. Even
the chairman OF the Republican terri
torial committee. wm. Grimes. con
cedes this
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II your child has thin. pale cheeks,
uncertain appetite and unrestful sleep
IL has worms, and curing with strong
medicines only makes conditlC no
worse, by irritating its delicete sto.l-
ach. WHITES CREAM NEBNIFU6E is
mild but certain in effect, and is a su.
perior tonic as we'll as q positlva worm
destroyer. +. b. Lille & Co.
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The mapm akers OF the United States
have stopped work, and are waiting
for Uncle Sam 20 settle the question Of
boundaries, so as to give the proper
extent of territory and her limitations,
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the cough, allays irritation of the
throat, and relieves conjestiou Of the
lungs in day. II is safe and pleasing
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and Scots. T. B. illie & %.
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WEDNESDAY, NovGM8ER ., 1898

IT'S expe ted that the formal occu.
patton Of Havana province in Cuba
will begin the last OF this week, or not
later than November 10.
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and they propose 20 make Il 3 live Is.
sue in order TO show the faIsity Of the
pretensions OF the administration 10
tha start
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THE Kay county agent OF the Deer.
ing Harvester company last week
turned over sI5. g53 o3 in notes as the
result OF this years business.
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FOR 1874 CENTS.

FOR 1874 CENTS.
70 pieces Double Fold, TwOTone Novelty Brocades,
in all fthe shades. These goods have the
appearance of higher priced goods this week,
FOR 10 CENTS.
20 pieces Bourotte Checks for dresses; very stylish
and rich colorings Especially suited for misses
dresses. This week, per yard ................ .15
FOR 25 CENTS.
3Sinch jamestown Henrietta, all shades. This line
usually sells at 4Oc; this week. per yard rs
FOR 25 CENTS.
3Sinch Two-Tone Broadhead Suitings and Camel's
Hair mixtures, in all the fall shades. Usual
ly sell for 45 to soc, this week per yard. .... IS
FOR 40 CENTS.
4Onch Popplins in all the shades, Blues
Greens, Browns Wine and Black Elegant col
orngs, look just lice the more expensive
grades This week. per yard. d................. 40
FOR 4S CENTS.
new line of Fall Suitings, reproductions from
popular French Suitings; beautifully illuminated
shades, the you find in the more expensive
goods Blues, Browns, Greens and Wine also
the same colorings mixed with Black The new.
est OF the season. this week per yard. .... "a
S34S A PATTERN.
so New Novelty Dress Patterns all new goods
elegant colorings. Look just nice as the more
expensive goods This week per pattern s .4S
PEAU DE SOLE SILKS.
Twenty y-fourinch Black Peau he Sole silk at s1OO
yard. 26inch Black Peau Ne Sole Silk regular
$500 value, this week, per yard - A
BLACK SATIN DUTCHESsE.
Twenty-four Peau de Sole silk, per yard .. 90
26lnch Black Peau de Sole silk regular $40 value
TINS week, per yard ................... 4S
27-inch Black Satin, regular $3.50 value this week
per YARD ...........,.. .................... 90
27inch Black Satin, regular SIZE value this week,
274inch Black Satin Dutchossc silk back regular
$500 value, this week, per yard ............. a.
DRESS TRIMMINGS.
New Trimmings to match all the shades in Dress
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Three Times Week.
The California Limited via Santa Fe
Route; finer and faster than ever.
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Rheumatism Gone
Complication OF Diseases After
Having the Grip
so,ter In Every Way since Taking
Hood's sarsapariila.


The grip and other forms OF serious
illness often leave the system IN
thoroughly deranged condition. In
such cases Hoods Sarsaparilla Is just
what is needed Read this.
"The grip left me with complication
OF diseases. was constipated, grew very
thin and became discouraged. Ay vile
procured bottle Of Hoods sarsaT Tarills
ard l began taking IT, After taking sew
eral bottles l gained in weight and feit
80 per cent better. Tho rheumatism Win
which had beoa troubled left me ana
Hoods sarsapsrilla gave me strength.
have great faith in its curative power"
WILLIAM CALBEcK, Peabody, Kansas.
Hoods Sa+san psfiiis
Is the best-in fact tho One True Blood Puriher'
Sold by all druggists. 81, s'y FOR s..
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Old Moses and the best whlskies,
l21, Harrison Ave. 47-tf
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added This Season.

Barber shop and ladies observation
ear on the California Limited via sEn.
Ia Fe Route; service finer than ever
before.
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have fun line of fresh California
dried fruits.

Goods sold oD strictly cash basis
and delivered to any part Of the city
Give us q call.
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by d
would no n be here
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SNIIOD'S GUInTIe AQTDIe Y0TG

REMEMBER. this advertisement
interest TO you who have friends restin,
In the tomb. 1t home establishment
shipping direct from the quarries marble
and granite, and manufacturing In this
city. Foreign agents show you large
fine picture and ask you to sign binding
order for poor design and grade at dou
Bile price, covering their wages and ex-
penses. Think Of it We will duplicate
a. ! OF their work from 20 to so per cent
less. AL the work done In the Guthrie
cemetery. some Weighing upward Of ~
tons, was done BY u Noti 'hs ann
cut or the bases.
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THE
tn E
MONARCH
KimbAIrs oid stand
Is the place TO buy your
GROCERIES

We will save you money on all your
Groceries aud will do our best To treat
you right. Note our prices below
TRADE WINNERS
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NEW DRESS GOODS

we have gotten in so many, so many kinds Of dress
materials will not attempt quote ell but few of
the most desirable ones that you will want.
The copper country evening news., 1898-06-28
ORDERED TO CUBA.
Third and Fifth Illinois Regiments Will
Move at Once.

Chattanooga, Tenn, June 2S.-Generai
Wilson's division, including the Third
and Fifth Illinois, has been directed to
get under marching orders at once. Col
onel Bennitt has been ordered by Gen.
eraI Sanger to be ready to take the
train Tuesday night Colonel Culver
has been ordered by General Ernst to
pack up quickly for marching work by
Thursday morning. They may, how
ever, not get under way for week.
This division is the flower of the army
here. 1t will be reinforced by six crack
organizations from General Poland's
command, the selection having been
made for work. hard jaunts over the
ragged hills, bushwhacking or line
shooting, to follow General Shafter into
Santiago de Cuba. The news of the
prospective chance of active warfare
was received with shouts Of joy, un-
stinted and not stingy, because it means
certain death to some of the men who
shouted. The Illinois boys will go with
the decks cleared, as 1t is commanded
that all personal trappings be bor 4
and stored with the commissary of the
post. They are to leave behind the
big tents, being allowed only the shell
ters, no bigger than dog kennels. The
knapsacks are 70 be hauled in the wag-
ons.
The burden of each man will be re-
duced to a minimum, that he may car
nv his own rations and enough ammuni-
tion to stand all day in a thicket and
fire at the Spaniards. The general or
der calls this body of troops an expedi-
tionary force. II does not say to what
place IL is to be expedited. but as there
are now twelve transports at the dock
in Tampa the plans Of the war mana
gers can be accurately guessed. The
necessity for speedy action is so urg-
ent that the commissary was instructed
to strip the regiments remaining in
Chickamauga of anything he wanted.
The copper country evening news., 1898-06-28

ready for their armament. 1t Is fur
ther reported that an additional force
of men has been ordered to be en-
ployed In order to hasten the compile
ton of the armored cruiser Princesa
de Asturisa. The auxiliary cruiser
Meteore Is said to have received her
new armament and the armored cruis-
er Cardeni Ciaperos Is announced to
have left Ferrol
The Spanish officials express the hope
that the third Spanish squadron will
be ready for sea in five weeks. The
military governor of Cadiz is mount
ing new guns and preparing additional
defenses between forts Rota and Cam
delaria, owing to rumors of a contem-
plated American invasion.
The copper country evening news., 1898-06-28
NEAR SANTIAGO.
Young Now in Sight of the
Doomed City.
sEvILLA TAKEN BY cHAFFEE.
Ellis About Santiago de Cuba Are
Deserted by the
Enemy.

Report Of General Wheeler Says spaniards
Have Dug Trenches Around the City
and Stretched Seven Lines of Barbed
Wire Around Them-The Attack Upon
the City Cannot BE More Than Three or
Four Days on.
Kingston, Jamaica, June 2S.-GCopy-
right, 1S9S.l-The Third and Ninth cav
airy only remain at Baiquiri guarding
the material ashore. All the other reg
iments are being pushed as rapidly as
possible towards Santiago de Cuba. Ac-
tive operations before that place are Of
ficially expected to begin Wednesday
Interruption of communication between
the army and the fleet by storm is pos
sible at any time. Juragua and Bal
quiri are both open roads with no pro-
lection.
The copper country evening news., 1898-06-28
Nutwood Driving Club Races.

Dubuque. Ia, June 2s.-Entries for
the August meeting of Nutwood Driv-
ing club closed with one of the largest
fields ever named at meeting in the
west. The total number of entries is
94s, fourteen of the eighteen adver-
tised events having filed. The nomin-
ations include many of the fastest
horses in the country. The total value
of purses is about $4,000. and an effort
is being made for specials for Star
Pointer, Gentry, Frank Agan, Robert j.,
Patchen, and horses Of that class.
The copper country evening news., 1898-06-28

the eastern squadron and is as follows:
Flagship Newark, battleships Iowa
and Oregon; cruisers Yosemite. Yankee
and Dixie, and the colliers Scandia,
Abarenda and Alexander. The advance
will be made at once from Santiago"
The bulletin also showed the following
changes in designation of the division
of our war vessels:
North Atlantic feet-Rear Admiral
Sampson, commanding. First squadron
Commodore j. A. Howell. command
ing Second quadron-Commodore w.
S. Schley, commanding. Naval base
Key West, Fla.-Commodore Remey,
commanding"
The copper country evening news., 1898-06-28
REWARD FOR BRAVE sEAMEN.
To he Remembered for Gallantry I'm tho
Cardenas Fight.

Washington, June 2S.-Secretary Long
will reward the three enlisted men who
displayed great gallantry in the action
at Cardenas, Cuba, May IL, when En-
sign Bagley and five Of the crew of the
winslow were killed.
The men to receive reward are G. p.
Brady, chief gunner's mate of the tor
pedo-boat, and p. Cooney and III. john
son, both of whom were machinists on
the vessel. The performance of these
men under fire was such as to cause
them to be especially mentioned In the
official report and was concurred in by
Rear Admiral Sampson. Captain
Crowninshield has recommended that
Brady and Johnson be promoted TO
the warrant rank of gunner and tost
Cooney be made a carpenter. Naval
officers here hope that the department
will also reward Lieutenant John Ber-
nadou for his bravery at Cardenas.
The copper country evening news., 1898-06-28
HEROES RECOGNIZED.

President Sends Message to Congress
Concerning Merrimac Men.
washington, June 2S.-The president
has sent the following message to con-
Eress:
ITO the Congress OF the United
States: On the morning of the Sd of
June. 1898, Assistant Naval Constructor
Richmond p. Hobson, u. 8. NJ, with a
volunteer crew of seven men, in charge
OF the partially dismantled collier
Merrimac, entered the fortified harbor
OF Santiago, Cuba, for the purpose Of
sinking the collier In the narrowest por-
tion of the channel, and thus intsrpos-
The copper country evening news., 1898-06-28
THE SWORD TO RULE.
Martinez de Campos May Become Dicta-
tor of Spain.


london, June 2S.-The Vienna corre-
spondent of The Daily Telegraph says:
The latest advices from Madrid indi-
cate that there is ground for the ap-
prehension that Marshal Martinez de
Campos will soon issue a pronuncia-
mento and attempt a dictatorship. Mi
mute instructions have been sent TO the
Austro- Hungarian ambassador at Mad
rid, Count Dubsky, regarding the per-
sonal safety of the queen regent
The latest news from Madrid is that
the situation is so serious that several
cabinet meetings have been held, in a
desperate attempt 70 avert crisis
The Madrid correspondent of The
Daily Telegraph says: Premier Sa-
gesta Sunday said: THE rumors about
peace negotiations and the conditions
for ending hostilities are utterly
groundless. The time has not arrived
for speaking Of peace"
The copper country evening news., 1898-06-28
General Williams Dying.

Lexington, KY. June 2s.-General
John s. (Cerro Gordo) Williams. aged
So years. Is believed to be dying. His
home is in Montgomery county. He
has been United States senator and dis
tinguished himself In the Mexican war
and In the Confederate army.
The copper country evening news., 1898-06-28
,.,A. Plainly to Kaiser wilhelm.

Berlin, June 2s.-The Zukunft pub
fishes an open letter from its editor.
Herr Macmillan Harden, to the en-
peror, in reply to the charge of lese
majeste brought against Herr Harden.
The letter says his majesty Is wholly
mistaken as to the actual state of the
feeling OF the nation towards him, and
he adds that IL is a misfortune that the
emperor is blind.
The copper country evening news., 1898-06-28
spain Full of Fight.

New York, June 2s.-A special cable
gram from Rome says: The papal nun
clio at Madrid telegraphs to the pope
that the Queen Regent of Spain desires
the mediation of his holiness when the
opportune moment arrives. with the OBJ
ject of concluding a peace with the
United States. The nuncio declares.
however. that at present the queen
regent is convinced that Spain is bound
TO continue the war.