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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE JUSTICE COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA, BEFORE LEWIS /. o'NEAL.
A JUSTICE OF THE PEACE-JACOB
CASTELBERG, JOSEPH CASTELBERG AND
ROBERT CASTELBERG, TRADING As CAS-
TELBERG'S NATIONAL JEWELRY COM
PANY. VS.. ANDREW c. LEESE.
summons in due form having been issued
out OF this court to a lawful constable OF this
District for the said defendant, and the same hav-
ing been by said constable returned mot TO be
found,' it is hereby ordered that said defendant
cause his appearance TO be entered herein on or
before the FIRST TUESDAY IN JULY, 1898;
in case of default. LEWIS /. O'NEAL Justice of
the Peace. ID. c. ie3-l0-l7
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staff Positions offered.

Capt. Black, the former District COM
missioner who is now at Tampa with the
Fifth Army Corps, sent kilograms yester-
day to R. E. Boyseau and H NJ. Spencer.
employees in the District Engineering De-
partment, offering them positions on his
staff. An immediate reply was requested
Messrs. Boyseau and Spencer, it is under
stood, will accept the positions offered
and start South today.
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Corbett to second Yousouf.

Chicago, June 6-(speciaD-James j.
Corbett will second Yousouf, the Terri
bic Turk" in the international catch-as-
catch-can wrestling match with Evan
Lewis, which will take place at Tat
tersalIs, next Monday night. 1t is said
that this is the first time that Corbett
has consented to act as second in either
a wrestling or boxing contest. He is said
to be well versed in wrestling, and hopes
to give the Turk some valuable advice.
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THE GIANTS WON.
auakers Put Up a BurIesque Game
at Gotham.

New York, June 1.-THE Philadelphias
played burlesque baseball at the Polo
Grounds today. and were never in the
hunt. Piatt gave ten bases on balls, and
his fielding support was marred by eight
blunders, 10 say nothing of tumble by
himself. Two of the Quakers were also
caught asleep off first base The New
Yorks. on the other hand, played well in
the field, while Seymour pitched wonder
full bail. He struck out eleven men, com
ing within one of the record of the sea-
son. held b%. Doheny. The score:
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WHAT DO THE CHILDREN DRINK?

Don't give them tea or coffee. Have you
tried the new food called GRAIN-O? It In
of coffee. The more Grain-O You give the
children the more health you distribute
through their systems. GFGin.O is made of
pure grains. and when properly prepared
tastes like the choice grades of coffee, but
costs a bout one-quarter as much. A il grocers
sell It. 16o and 25c. ja27-tf
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First base on errors-Brooklyn, !; Bal
timore, l. Left on bases-Brooklyn, 10;
Baltimore, 9. Two-base hit-Grifin.
Stolen base-Jennings. Sacrifice hit
Grim. First base on balls-On Miller, 8;
of Nops. 4. Struck out-By Miller, 8; by
Nops, g. Double plays-La Chance Hall
man and Tucker; Jennings and McGann.
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Two-base hit--Elberfeld. Sacrifice hits
Van Haltren and Davis. Stolen bases
Joyce CD, Gleason ~ and Hartman.
First base on errors-New York, 5. First
base on balls-Of Seymour, 5; off Piatt,
TO- Struck out-By Seymour, il; by
Piatt, >. Left on bases-New York, 10;
Philadelphia, Z. Passed balls-Warner l.;
Mcfarland /. Wild pitch-Seymour Um-
pires-Cushman and Heydler. Time-2
hours and l5 minutes
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First base on errors-Chicago. 3. Left
on bases-Cincinnati. B: Chicago, 6. First
base on balls-Of Hawley, J. Struck out
BY Hawley. 8; by Callahan, l. Two
base hit-Dahlen. Stolen bases-Miller.
Dahlen and Donahue. Hit by pitched ball
BY Hawley. l; by Callahan. /. Umpires-
Emslie and Curry. Time-1 hour and 10
minutes.
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AUCTION SALES.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF AN ACRE OF
GROUND, IMPROVED BY A sEVEE-RoOA

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF AN ACRE OF
GROUND, IMPROVED BY A SEVEN ROOM
DWELLING, IN CHERRYDALE, ALEXAN-
DRIA COUNTY. VIRGINIA.
BY virtue OF a decree of the Circuit Court Of
the County of Alexandria, Virginia, entered in
the chancery cause of Heinbuch VS. Dye et ais
the undersigned commissioners will sell at public
auction, the premises, on TUESDAY, JUNE
81, 1895. AT O'CLOCK P. NJ, the following
property, to wit: All that piece or parcel Of
land in Alexandria County Virginia. designated
lot l, in R. A. Phillipss subdivision of lot
Il, in the Mason tract, containing one ~ acre
Of land, and being the property OF which Hamp-
ton Dye died seized and possessed.
This property is improved by seven-room
frame house has fine fruit upon it, and is in a
good state of cultivation.
Terms of sale: one-thiTd OF the purchase
money in cash, and the residue in three equal
payments at one two and three years. the pur-
chaser TO give his note for the deferred payments
which to bear interest from the day Of
sale and the title to be retained until the whole
of the purchase money is paid. and all convey
ancing at the cost of the purchaser
A. W. ARMSTRONG
Alexandra, Va
WILL. W DOUGLAS,
Atlantic Building Q30 + 81 City
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Bases on balls-On Nichols, 8: off Wey-
hing, 8. Struck out-By Nichols, l. Stolen
bases-Wrigley, Meyers and Mcclure.
Passed ball-Bergen. Wild pitch-Nich-
OILS. Left on bases-Bosron, Z; Washing
ton. 9. Umpires-Lynch and Andrews
Time hour and 45 minutes.
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Through ParIor Car to Atlantic City
yia Pennsylvanfa Railroad.

Commencing July !, a parlor car will be
attached to 12:45 p. m. train from Wash
ington, arriving at Atlantic City at $50
p. m. via Delaware Bridge Route. Re.
turning, leave Atlantic City 1925 a. m. !;
arrive Washington $3.50 p. m.
je16-1S pm-17-19ams
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PRESENTED WITH A GAME
Weyhing's Wing Forces in the
Winning Run.
GOOD FIELDING THE FEATURE

The Senatorial Pitcher Was Efec-
tive. and the Beaneaters Could
DO Hut Little With His Willy
Curves-NfchoIs Also Tossed
Queer Ball, end Won His Game.
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Games Yesterday.

BOSTON. .; WASHINGTON, ].
NEW YORK, II: PHILADELPHIA, s.
BALTIMORE, 6; BROOKLYN, ).
CHICAGO, .; CINCINNATI, /
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WILL. W. DOUGLAS,
Atlantic Building, $50 F ST.. City.

] hereby certify that the bond required by the
decree OF sale in the chaneery cause of Heinbuch
Dye, ct ais, has been given by Anthony W.
Armstrong. II. H. YOUNG,
Clerk Circuit Court. Alexandria County. Va
ie7-dEds
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Games Today

WASHINGTON AT BOSTON.
BALTIMORE AT BROOKLYN.
CINCINNATI AT CHICAGO.
PHILADELPHIA AT NEW YORK.
LOUISVILLE AT ST. LOUIS.
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Hit by pitcher-Kelley and Tucker. Um-
pires-McDonald and O'Day. Time-2
hours.
The times., 1898-06-17

110 nm Drink and Drug lnebriates re-
Ouu,UUU stored by the Kelley Cure. Au-
thorized Institutes, sos ST. NV,
Washington, .. c.; lsls Madison Ave, Baltimore,
hid, and Greensboro. n. @. Write confdentially.
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RAWLEY HIT HARD.
The Colts Played N Fast Game and
Won I'm Easy Style.

Chicago. June l6.-Cincinaati played like
a lot Of schoolboys in the fifth inning to-
day. Chicago played a fast, clean game.
Hawley was hit hard. The score:
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BIRDS WON by ERRORS.
LaChancc and Grim Responsible for
BrookIyn's Defeat


Brooklyn, June 16-Errors by La
Chance and Grim and two bases on balls
were the principal factors in bringing the
victory TO the Baltimores. The score:
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FOR HIRE-To drummers and business men,
special prices for pleasure driving. Apply to the
REX STABLES. rear el5 E ST. NV; telephons
call. lo9. apSo-a
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FOR HIRE.

FOR HIRE-Horses and carriages; horses taken ON
livery; stalls for rent; horses bought, sold and
exchanged OXFORD STABLE, rear Of 9S1 ". J.
avo ieII-2t-en1
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DRESS SUITS for hire at GARNER's. 7th and
II SITS. noI6-u
The times., 1898-06-17

Do You Wish to Enjoy YOurseIff
THIN CO WITH
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or even TO assume the aggressive atlil
remain II Is known that he commands
a large army OF men who hro strangers
90 fear and arc utterly Indifferent 20
bloodahed. while keeniy active under the
lust Tor upoila AZ the same time II
should not be forgotten that the chief
himself and doubtless many Of his lleu-
tenants have education and no H;tlo
ability IN the game " warfare. ability
which would undoubtedly reach its
best development when aided by such
aeces1ofles az arms and munitions from
ihe United Stat.
y ls riid of Aruinaldo. by ? cores
pendent nf The San Francisco Chroni-
cio. shat n he were to walk the streets
of an American city, The casual OBJ
server would take him Cor a japanese
student or artisan. lie Is short but
wou knit ~ frame. has the japanese
cast " face and form ~ head and the
casual Observation would b. rTenyih-
snad by y brstly black pompad9ur OF
thr Kind ro common among th' MikA-
ii's ruhiccts Thets ate DO outward
or visible marks N genius. except th1i
b. is slow aud deliberate. and
that may be- n sign " depth end ore ad,h
% mental calIber Aguln1ldn o. a'id 600
De unruriad alike In victory aud de-
feat IN ihr privacy ~ Die state cham
Der. 90 10 declared. be- may execute
double shunie or survey h'm-
seif In a mirror when his trusted hou-
tenants brlnr tlings ~ frcTh victory
or Doe may toss on hi cot at might when
the Spanish occasionally "cieau him
out" hut the visitor searches DO vain
Tor the play o. emotion. sentiment nope
or despair when he is presented. Tho
correspondent brought hlm tId'nFf
from ilonrh1ng of the seizure " thr
cargo ~ the Paslg The Interpreter was
o. little slow IN breaking the news' but
when u was broken the chiefinln simply
said Dc was "top bad" and extended
hia wnrmsst thanks Tor the unwelcomo
ndvlcca. u looks from this az ". 90 use
the language OF Col. plmas Va the
Lady ~ Lyons, there were 'aoine-
thing One ln the dog after ALL
Aeuinnid1 50 very young man. be-
Inc only 20 years " age. Naultins ann
billion. innate tr,achcry and the price
put upon hls head have combined 20
make him "a vsry dangerous factor IN
the contest. ao much ~ that u ihingA
continue aa recently reported. Il would
D.. perfectly justinablc In Gen. Mer-
rl,t 10 Join hands with THE spanish for
the purpose ot reducing the Filipino To
aubjrctlon. 70 h a dlsqulctlng ritua-
ton ua o. stands
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rrAcn AND 40 rr,cr,

\, looks as II we were at the very
threshold NJ peace sn far as relates Go
the West Indies The Madrid cabinet
having agreed 90 On. American terms
leaves hut lui'r t1 hg done IN socuro
an absolute ana permanent cessation
~ h'sil.ups as i1 tho gone spoken ~.
hut how ahlu, ,nii 900 the other side
VI che rllhe7 The terms as 90 o. have
h0Un l.f. so orau and vague that the
element of dIscoid r. FAR from being
eliminated cyeu us ln Spain, whlln ~
n 90. iururgants rho matter iH much
mro complicated than ever This la
unfortunate, very u means, mo- doubt
thr lmminouce ~ an outbreak between
tha forces ~ Merritt ana Asulualdo
with olds aa To numbers oycrWholm-
lngly ln favor of the latter; while the
enormous expense and ,ylspHa,Ins
slowncss In gott.nF reinforcement J1
the Philippines embarriss 'hs case all
the mora.
II % suggested that the rlbtl chief
tain Is crazy, that Doe rs an upsiart
that h. o. valnglorou and weak au,
one good whlppins would pu. au end d
hla qulxotlo carsor This mly bo tru'
and % may not or lt may be partly
true and his ability 10 hold his groun,
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Rob Moore. Of n Fnycttc. IND. says
that for constipation be- has found Dc.
Witrn Little Early RlHcrH ~ be perfect
They never Fripo. Try them for Htnm-
hch and liver troubles. u G. schramm.
Druggist. Mccormick Bldg.,
Corner Main and First South Streets.
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pr0purtlonatH low rates VIII be made
from ogden and all stations In Utah
south thereof
Hunting. fishing. camping out.
Trains leave salt Lake city Tor cache
valley and intermediate polniF. sos
am. For nll other points, including
Cache Valley. s.ta pm.
Train north % Shnshono win run Sun-
day. August IN, 90 connect with this
CITY TICKET OFFICE.
Masonic Hall
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LESSONS or TuE WAN.

iiN"'N7 Wv '''f w."
-
The VAR with spain has taught the
world several important lessons. When
peace ariln shall rsiEn and the his
tory ~ the conflict De- contemplated ~
will appear % every patriot mat ihe
struggle Is worth every cent 70 has cost
and more. 10 has placed the United
States In q most prominent p7hll'n
among the nations 81 the earth ANA
vindlcated the principles on which the
Republic IL founded. u has been, M
decd. war for humanliy' Tor from
now on people everywhere VIII bci''t
appreciate the value Of popular E"'-
ornmcni az compared TO oid W'rld IN
niliuilonH. u has opened ihe eyes OF
millions and pointed 0ui ihelr way
from darkness tn lght' from bondage
10 ibcriY.from misery 20 happlneHa'
In the first place, this war mas DEM
onsiratod the superiority ~ our navy.
In monarchlcal Europe. where there is
a disposition 10 sheer at everything
not branded with the marks ~
crown. there has been a general I'M
preaHlon that our ships are mostly
dummies The idea was That political
corruption had permoaied our public
lie In every department and that 90
a consequence, fraudulent contractors
had folaied ON the nation q ilooi entire
~ unnt Tor service. Undoubtedly mo
rulers Of Spain were the victims N ms
error and therefore refused 10 listen
20 reason. But The Illusion has been
dlpoiled. u has dnwned upon Europe
that our fiec,. though ANAL. Il second
20 none. The performance N the orr
Eon u without parallel in hlfi1ry,
The victories M Manila and StntliEo
mn everlasting monuments % the
American navy
No less wonderful Achievements are
those OF the army A, the beginning
OF the war Europe thought that the
United States had no Soldiers. Cen.
Weyler WIS quoted 10 the omect that
with an army OF 10000 he would under
take 10 march from The Atlantic 20
the PACIFIC ana, no doubt. h. only re-
hec,cd somewhat general opinion In
short Tine however q sufficient force
wa. niousht t's'ih'r uf'llea "pu
I'apg 'e' service, hut our hufop an
Hl'hus nehe''u tnAt tnls hhs'ily SUM
moh,u force was no peiier lhan
,"op''' An' ''u worm 'h'''y u 'hA'
taxes years OF training To NJ man
Tor service IN the held' ana u was eN.
pecled ihai the Americans would scat
t,i p'i"ir 'ho HphnlafdH 40 chhu brior'
lhe "lhn' Nhoh thefctor' our Nolun-
l''ia $1,000 thr nv llhr veterans ana
afnN' me enemy from position To post
Won anu hhAUy 'pmpeheh huinrtl-
,.,n. 49, . ,.,..,,,t.,, 9g,.,.. ~. ~.
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No one knows the unbenrnble tor
turc. tho peculiar and ngnnlzlng pain,
caused by Piles. unless they have
suffered from them, Many believe them
incurabic This ~ mistake. Proper
treatment will cure them, TAiu.ERs
nUCEEYE PILE OINTMENT h. an
Infalllhlr cure. Price 5octa. In bottles
tubes 20 Cts
4. q. NJ l. Drug Dept
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bargains this week as follows; one
Haiiet a Davis Square. SIS 90; one ex-
ira nne Newman Bros organ, ~ stops.
for $500, )one fine ~ stop sterling or
gan, ti2o0; one Htemoua 4 Cl0uEh
organ. $500; one Geo. Prince organ,
1900 Gable Piano company, ], W.
Van SAINT. Manager as Main street.
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August tth. 5th. Gih-Indlnnapoils and
return. fid0n.
Angus, SIN. 5th-Rock Island and re-
August isth-omaha and return.
i11.O0.
August iith. 18th. i9,h-Indllnapoils
and return. SASS.
August eo-Omhhn and return, 81. o.
August soth-Omnha and r'turu.
tleu0.
August ssth-omaha and return.
tlaOo.
September i.,, End. ard-clrclnnati
and return. NtGo
patty omaha ana return $500, with
long limit
The Union psclhc ls the only line car-
rylng Dining Cars and Hun,t smoking
and Library cars and WIfh but one
night on the road % omaha and two
nights 90 Chicago, Indianapolis and
Cincinnati. Other lines. one nlght adj
dltlnnal
pullman Palace and Tourist sifcp-
Ink Cofs through 90 omaha ana Chicago
without change.
For further Information. reservation
VI births ana purchase Of tickets. cali
az "Old stand" No. 2oi Main street,
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The direct line 20 Kansas city, Fl
Louts and Atlantic Hcabnard. n via
the Missouri Pacific Railway, from
Pueblo. Through sleeping and chair
cars. and au connections made In
Union depota IN the daytime. II you
are guing East and care for o day
light ride through the Erhndeat seem
cry Of tho Rocky Mountains earoute
see that your ticket reads Via Ills
Fouv, Pacific HALLWAY. Elegant chair
cars positively fioe 20 the holders VI
tegulnr train tickets.
Al. u. kOOSEit. G, =. a r A.,
salt Lake city.
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Win your battles against disease by
nrtire promptly one Minute Cough
cure produces immediate results. when
taken carly II prevents consumption.
And 10 later stages it furnishes prompt
relief y. @. Schrnmm. Prescription
Drugelst Mccormick llldg., Corner
Main and First South Streets,
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A free aud easy cNpector1ti0n Is proc
duupd ny "a few doses NJ hALLARD' s
HORFUOUNp SYRUP in an cases
of Holrscnoss. Sore Throat, or difficulty
90 breathing Price % amt 90 cts.
Z. =. N. /. Drus Dept.
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BON nm oMAlIA nNro.IrIoN.


The Rio Grundc Western Railway an
nuunces daily ratio OF $500 from Salt
me Trans MlHsisaippi Exposition. The
very best train service ana accunimuda-
lions. Ticket once. puoly Block, ioi
W. Second South post oflco Corner,
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The career NJ the bicycle as a scorch-
81 seems to be- about over, n tho state
mcnt from Manohcstcr England, Ia
true. that a man ~ that town has dis
covered a method by which q combined
boy and bicycle con be- utllizcd 20
freeze Hoytutrcn-gallun TN ~ lee
cream Ia twouty minutes.
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II Is said rerah Hooiey'n revelations
were painful 10 the English aristoc-
racy No doubt hls failure IN bust
ness hurt their pockets.
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with formidable Chrllst uprising on
lts hands, Spain mlsht need a little
American assistance 90 put down the
trouble Proper conduct 40 Manila
would mo-, make such un arrangement
dlMculL
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The peace commissioners win have
TO hurry mp 90 get Co discussing mat
terH while "a gpanIard holds dominion
In Porto Rico, Gen. Miles seems 60
Doe prevailing thorc with rush.
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Thousands ~ persons have been
cured OF piles by using DewittH Witch
Hazel salve. IL heals promptly and
cures cczuinh and all sk,n diarahca, u
gives Immediate relief. " g. Schfnmm.
Druggist. Mccormick Bldg,
corner Main and First South streets.
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\ srNsArIoNAL cAsr.


In one of the Justices courts In this
city has been niod suit for SANDER
which has Some sensational elements
II IT, "a woman against woman. one
accuses the other u having poisoned
her husband who recently dicd. Hence
the suit. The slandcrod woman ~ a
Mormon; the alleged slandcrcr IL said
~ be- connected with the Lutheran
mission.
We mention this latter fact because
II may account Tor the difficulty. 1t
IL well known In certain circles that
there exists In this city u Kind Of anti
Mormon propaganda 81 swedish
Lutheran color. which In bitterness Of
spirit and dlsdaln ~ honesty and con.
science rivals that which eliminated
In the mafiyrdom of the Prophet aud
the subsequent events. n tho Lutheran
woman accused OF having nlandercd
her Mormon sister ~ guilty, rhc prob
ably H. but the mouthplcce OF tho
fnnatlcism of others. more guilty than
she. Il isto be- hoped that the matter
will be- thoroughly Hlfted and the whole
truth be- brought out n our HurmiHcH
arc correct. the parties interested In
circulating the rumor that IA Mormon
wife has killed her GENTLE husband
have but ons obloct-to DO able 10
publish broadcast that such n tho
fruit ~ a religion they hate. II IL not
aud Individual but a system that they
have attempted To give a mortal stab.
The foregoing has no reference %
any features OF procedure which mny
arise "a the progress NJ the case, Such
matters ~ the jurisdiction 81 the court
o. try such questions and which have
previously been questioned. have moth
lng TO do with the circumstances oom-
mcntsd upon and which are as legltl'
mate subjects ~ controversy as though
no other subjects were Involved.
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" AEuluald1s head Is worth $4,000.
what price ehould be- bring In hIs en-
urttyf
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About the most hard-henrted thing
America has done In the Cuban busl-
ness r. to rcfuse 10 give Cen. Hlanco
u chance 10 DO some real Fighting.
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The march Of events has passed right
by General nianc6 and left him Ho FAR
In the rear that he ls not seen or heard
from at present
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70 ir ghpudy hInied that General
Miles ia not 1ootins fof any posiofiicss
or cable stntinns whore he could heat
nom Nvashingion.
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The spectacle Of American troops en-
gagged In war with their former al
lies who ore armed with American
weapons. would be- rather unwelcome.
but % may take place.
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Free speech In Porto Rico makes
everybody there feel so good mat ou,-
bursts OF cheers greet the Americans on
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closing out white Suits and Separate
y c. ~ l. cioHk Dept ras 300
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Youm be glad II you do and sorry
N you don't smoke
REIDENnEnO,s CIOARA.
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every side ana every day in the I'M
occupied towns
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mIp .rMMrn INCLUSION

To All Points Nor,h. Via the oregon short
Line
on Saturday. August 9Th. Rates from
uaHH 4 N.HH.HHm
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Peace seems Co br fairly assured
now. and the cause OF human liberty
hls been greatly augmented. Good
government Tor cuba and Porto Rico
may take some time and trouble TO
work out but u viii come In due
time, Ana spain may also have learned
"a Lesson OF the advantages OF extending
human freedom,
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Il Is probable that tho ogotlam Of
Agulnaldo viii not lead him 10 open
hostlitlos with the Americans Hc
knows the latter can nght at rea and
tho risks attending a practical demon
strAtlon Of their equal ability pa Tight
crs on land would scom TO be too much
fur a nhrcwl Philippine chief to take.
Rut n he makes the venture. he can
count ou olusing hH olrcor a. a die
tlIur h-lurn On. Am.ronna loi un.
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