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The Mankato free press., 1898-12-23
INAUGURATION CLOTHES,
Gov. Lind Orders His New Suit Prom a
MankatO Tailor,

The suitof clothes which Gov. Lind
will wear at his Inauguration next
month is being made in Mankato. 1t
will consist of Prince Albert coat
and vest of fine black material with
soft finish imported from Germany,
and light colored trousers. with
stripes. M. o. Sundt was invited to
New Ulm the other day, by Mr.. Lind,
and asked to bring his samples with
him Mr.. Lind was about to leave for.
the east and there was but forty min
utes between trains. Mr.. Sundt took
Mr.. Llnd's measure, and then both
took the east bound train. Mr.. Lind
looked over the samples on the train
and had made his selection by the
time the train had reached Mankato
Junction. He will look very nobby in
his new clothes and will probably
outshine the rest of the state house
officials.
The first suit which Mr.. Lind wore
to congress was made by Mr.. Sundt.
Mr.. Lind has lately been having his I
clothes made in ST. Paul. but has sem
sibly decided that when he wants
something real nice he must come to
Mankato for it.
The Mankato free press., 1898-12-23
The Twin Cities
Greatest Store.

GkUCEklES. Wholesale lies E,JS1ass prices di. Il.
rect to the consumers. Write for our
special Grocery price list. We mail
it Free.
EASY 1ONEY.
Money is easily saved for our custom
ars in our Grocery Department.. Try
it with sample order of say $40. 90
worth of Groceries.
Here Are Few of Our Many Grocery
Bargains For Holiday Trade:
Fancy Crown Muscatel Rasins. .O6
Seeded Muscatel Raisins, Id
package ..OS
Fancy Cleaned English Currants.. 90
Fine Orange Lemon or Citron
peal, per pound. ...................lO 10
Fancy Persian Dates, new, per ID .O8
l0.lb box Fine Calf Figs. .... $3.50
Fancy Mixed Nuts. .l24
Fine Mixed Nuts, per lb. ..Oo
New England Mince Meat. per
uoZ ......... e............ .SoI.OO
Diamond Mince Meat, each packag
will make 3 pies, per doz. .$l.OO
Fancy Queen Olivos, regular price
35c; special. ..27
Baby Olives, in bottles, special. -. 10
W II Bakers Premium Chocolate,
per 10. .3S
Fancy Smyrna Figs. Very finest i'm
ported goods, 10 10 box for. :. So. 20
Gallon Jug Catsup, packed by Snyder
Catsup Co. so
The Mankato free press., 1898-12-23

At SIN all expense. the room can be
made very attractive in appearance,
and the expense of heating 1T will be
practically nothing. 1t is cut off from
the remainder of the city hall. 1t
is customary to have public Libraries
in city hall buildings in cities.
Eventually, Mankato will have a new
city hall, much better adapted for the
purpose than the present building is,
and then special provision can be
made for the library, but until then
it can be very satisfactorily and
economically housed in the present
city hall building.
The Mankato free press., 1898-12-23
WANTS DAMAGES.
An Amboy SaI0Onkeeper Sued for Main
tanning an Alleged Nuisance.

Fred Affolder. property owner of
AmboY, has commenced suit against
VIM. Hubmer, who conducts saloon
at the same place, to collect dam.
ages for an alleged nuisance. His
house and lot are in the rear of Mr..
Hubmer's saloon, and his lot is the
lower of the two. Ever since 1896, he
claims, Mr.. Hubmer hasi maintained
nuisance in the rear Of mis- saloon in
the form of cesspool, throwing slops
out, pumping water from his cellar,
ETC., thus running the plaintiffs lot,
damaging his we'll, creating obnoxious
odors. and in other ways acting to his
detriment. He therefore asks Mr..
Hubmer to pay him s275 damages to
square matters up.
81 l.. Schmitt is attorney for Mr..
Afolder.
The Mankato free press., 1898-12-23
NEW BUSINESS FIRM.

Mr.. Roche, Inc, has succeeded J J..
Gould on South Front street, and will
do wholesale and retail liquor bust
ness, as announced in page adver-
tisement elsewhere in this issue. The
place has been elegantly decorated by
Joseph Manderfeld, and fine fixtures
and furniture placed in it. It is now
a model OF it's kind. Mr.. Roche is
well known to many of our citizens,
The Mankato free press., 1898-12-23
Holiday
Merchandise.

Nowhere can as great variety OF
beautiful holiday presents OF
every name and nature be procur.
ed SO advantageonsly or at such
low prices. The same liberal low
price making methods, as have
made S. E. Olson Co. Justly
famous prevail throughout the
holiday season.
Write for Free Holiday Catalog. Free
Fur CatalOg, Free Book CataIog, and
Free General CataIcg.
When you buy from Olson's you
always save money and get the
highest class merchandise.
The Mankato free press., 1898-12-23
A SUGGESTION.
Removal of the Public Library to the
City Hall Favored.

A suggestion was made today by a
citizen that as soon as the fire de
partment removes from the city hall
to the new central fire station the
public library be removed from it's
present quarters to that portion of
the city hall vacated by the fire de-
partment. He said. In support of his
suggestion, that there is really no
other practical use to which the
room can be put. 1t is fully as
spacious as that now occupied by the
library, and has the merit of being on
the first floor, aud therefore much
more convenient fer the patrons of
the library.
The plan proposed would not only
be much more convenient for the
patrons of'the library, but would save
much expense in the way of rent, heat
ing, lighting and janitor hire. In fact,
there seems to be every reason to
favor the change.
The Mankato free press., 1898-12-23
A FINE STOCK.
Visit to G. D. TayIor's Jewelry Store
Today,

Q. ID. Taylor's jewelry emporium
has been crowded with customers for
a week past. He has a larger stock
than ever before, at prices within the
reach of everybody, and those looking
for nice presents to give to their
friends or relatives swill do we'll to
give him visit. He buys his stock
direct from the factories, and is thus
able to make the prices righr.
In looking over the store this morn
ing before the rush set in, we noticed
shelves and cases filled with a great
assortment of beautiful articles.
There were beautiful mantel clocks,
stately parlor lamps, fine ebony, silver
ornamented toilet sets, smoking and
curling sets, perfume bottles, glove
cases, shaving cups and brushes, ink
stands, jewel boxes, etc.
The articles of sterling silver ware
are without number. There are
knives, forks and spoons, dishes of
all kinds, cake and berry 'dishes,from
81 to Sl0, napkin rings, teal sets, and
other dishes. Then sthere are Ma
donna pictures at half price, beauti-
ful cut glass, gold headed ,canes and
umbrellas, lockwood pottery, dia-
mond rings, studs and lace pins, opera
glasses, chafing dishes, pocket tbooks,
and novelties of all kinds in gold,
silver and other metals.
The stock of gold trimmed spec.
tacles and nose glasses is very COM
plete. Mr.. Taylor in recent years has
fitted over 1000 pairs of eyes with
good results.
In brief space it is impossible to
do Justice to this stock, and 1--WE will
close by inviting the public to call
and see it for themselves.
The Mankato free press., 1898-12-23

John Lundquist, of Winthrop,
through his attorney. Ed. Huebner.
has petitioned Referee Flittie
to be declared a voluntary bankrupt.
His liabilities are placed at $4,000,
with no assets. The hearing has not
vet been set.
The Mankato free press., 1898-12-23
SIS, 200, 900 Lost on Horse Races

1t IS stated that man won and lost,
s., ,OOO,0 900 on horse races. For twenty
years he kept at it, and most of the
time he was successful. At last for
tune turned against him, and todav
he is penniless. Gambling is a good
deal like neglect of health. 1t can be
kept up long time, but in the end II,
is disastrous. Fortunes are harder to
restore than health. The first sten
toward winning back lost health is 10
restore the digestive organs to nor.
NAL condition. For this purpose Hos
letters Stomach Bitters is far ahead
OF anything else. This remedy is a
specific for ind gestion, dyspepsia.
fever ague. nervousness and sleen-
lessness. 1t is a wonderful tonic.
Druggists sell it everywhere.
The Mankato free press., 1898-12-23

Homeseekers Excursions Via. c. NJ. &
St, p. Ry. Dec. 9 and 20, 1898.
II you want to look up new loca
tion, visit your friends or take a trip
for health or pleasure arrange to go
on above mentioned dates at about
one-half fare.
The Mankato free press., 1898-12-23
BADLY SCALDED.

While engaged in killing hogs at J.
n. Lang's slaughter house, Jack
johnson accidentally fell into the
scalding trough. His left arm was
BADLY scalded, and he has been
obliged to remain in bed since, under
the care Of DR.. Hielscher. 1t will be
several days before he will be out
again.
The Mankato free press., 1898-12-23
A Land of Sunshine and Flowers.

Don't fail to write for reliable in
formation about the best and cheap
est route to California-No objectiC /.
able parties taken. Special attention
given to ladies and children travelling
alone. Send in your name and address
stating time you expect to start, and
receive prompt reply.
California Tourist Guide
Minneapolis, Mimi.
The Mankato free press., 1898-12-23

Mic Harris. who is employed by John
Klein & Co.. has completed a fine in.
laid table, with 400 pieces of wood,
which has been purchased by a Mime
apolis travelling man at good figure.
Agent Moore, Of the Milwaukee
road, is distributing some handsome
calendars for go.
The Mankato free press., 1898-12-23
Post Office Hours.

On Sunday, Dec. 25. the postoffice
will be open for delivery of mail from
all departments, register and carriers
department. included, from 9 to 10 q.
M, and from 2:3O to $3.50 p NJ.
On Monday, Dec. 26, the carriers
will make one delivery and collect. on
trip in the forenoon. otherwise the
same hours will be observed as on
Sunday, Dec s25th. No money order
business will be transacted on either
day. Outgoing mails dispatched as
usual.
The Mankato free press., 1898-12-23

who will be pleased to know that he
is to engage in business in Mankato
and who will wish him success in his
venture,
The Mankato free press., 1898-12-23
Department

Beautify the home with a select
piece of furniture. It's the most &C
ceptable article to buy as a Christ
mas gift. Ladies' Rockers, Gents
Chairs, odd ParlorPieces, comfortable
Couches, combination Book Cases,
Desks, Side Boards, ETC.. all appro-
pirate gifts. Extraordinary occur
renee; 5000 chairs at about half price.
Through mistake of a chair factory
they sent us, after cancellation, an
extraordinary large shipment of chairs
sold US July for our fall trade, and up
on refusal to accept the shipment, at
this time, they have telegraphed US
to sell chairs at any price, charge
losses to US. Taking advantage of
this reckless instruction We'll dispose
of them to our customers at prices as
quoted below:
DINING CHAIRS.-Solid oak, cane
seat, brace arm dining chairs; we'll
finished, strongly built and solid at
about half the regular prices.
65, rs, 85 and o5 cents.
LADIES' SEWING ROCKERS-Solid
oak, cane seat, long post, gloss finish
ed ladies' sewing rockers, at prices
never heard of before. Only
70 .o5 Sl.io and $3.50
COBBLER ROCKERS = Solid oak,
gloss finished neatly carved, we'll
made cobbler rockers. Goods like
this will never be sold again at such
prices. Only
Si.4o, SLIGO, Sl.8o, Sl.o5
Box Seat Dining Chairs. SO
Gents Cane Seat Large Arm
nOCktT .....,-.'. .Sl 40
other chairs and rockers at similar
prices. No restriction as to quantity
Great bargains in stoves aud steel
ranges In the Furniture Department
Write for our large catalogue No. 2S
The Mankato free press., 1898-12-23
Articles
FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS

We bave superb assortment of the latest
novelties. SEE OUR SPLENDID
HOLIDAY CATALOGUE
The Mankato free press., 1898-12-23
BOOKS

Are being read and talked about
at present. The newest Books
get first showing on our coun-
tiers.
The Mankato free press., 1898-12-23
SILK Department
SPECIAL BARGAINS FOR
The HOLIDAYS.
500 SILK WAIST PATTERNS
$2,75, So rs, $4.75 EACH.

500 SILK WAIST PATTERNS
$2,75, So rs, $4.75 EACH.
These patterns are put up in neat
pretty boxes and will make very de-
sirable and acceptable Christmas
gifts. All the new, bright, pretty
designs - Tartan Pla1ds, Ombre
Plaids, Stripes, Bayadere, Taffeta
Plaids, Ribbon Stripes and host of
others.
$50 PIECES
of Black Silks and Satins bought for
casn from manufacturer who was
compelled to turn his stock into
money. These silks will be placed on
sale at prices that will induce any
one thinking of Christmas gifts to
make their selection at once.
21-inch Black Grcs Grain, a real good
quality, good value at $1.OO Holt
DAY prlce,...... go
25-inch Black Gros Grain, all pure
silk. sublime finish; the 81 80 grade
Holiday price. SO
21 inch. Black Figured Armoure, all
silk, small neat figures; $1.OO grade
Holiday price. e................ ...65
% inch Black Satin Duchesse. all
silk; good value at 95c. Holiday SO
"a inch Black Satin Duchesse, all
pure silk, the $1.25 grade. HOLIDAY
price. 10
27 inch Black Satin Duchesse and
Black Satin Rhadame, all pure silk.
well worth Sl,50. Holiday. .SD.OO
22-inch Black, all silk Faconne,
beautiful sublime finish, Ia designs
to choose from; regular ST. SO grade.
Holiday price. ..o8
21-inch Black Peau-de-Soie, soft finish,
guaranteed to wear; S1.25 grade.
Holiday price e........... ....... rs
2l-inch Black Taffetas, good heavy
weight, high rustle.. .58
The Mankato free press., 1898-12-23

IcWEI DIV Our magnificent stock
of high class jewelry
Watches, Clocks and Ornaments is
guaranteed to be equal TO any goods
ON the market. Our prices about
nalf regular jewelers. prices for same
quality guaranteed goods.
Children's' Solid Gold Band onnl
Rings, Fancy Engraved. 49,. .OJU-|
Misses Solid Gold Rings, with
Brilliants and Emeralds, O. OK
WUTbu Vl. W haA0
Solid Gold Baby Ring SO
Ladies' Solid Gold
Rings. s................75 to SlO. 90
We sell Jewelry and Watches at
sctuaI Wholesale Prices to Our Gus.
toners. Write for our large Cat.
aIogue No. as
Daily camera., 1898-03-18

Here. eight hundred miles from the
Rio Grande. in hilly basin in the noun.
tains. is built a city of 10000 or 6o,coo in.
habsants, as moorish in design as any.
thing that can be found in Morocco it.
self. The fiat roofs, the succeed walls
the rectangular outlines, the domes and
minarets, show how deeply Moorish
thought was engrafted on the Spanish
people. From "A Summer Vaea, ion in
Mexico" Masonic Temple tonight.
Daily camera., 1898-03-18
Occasion for Fear.
'I'm afraid we'll wake up some

I'm afraid we'll wake up psome morn
ing and find that young. smoethtalk-
ing fellow has eloped with cur sall:e,'
said the old lady, with thoughtful.
shake of the head
I'm not" returned the o,d gentle
man. The only thing I'm afraid of is
that we'll keep en- waking up every
morning and finding that he hssn't t
elope6 with her; and it looks like ii was
her last change. too
1t sometimes makes difference
whether one is paying the bills as to
what one fears.5Chicago Post.
Daily camera., 1898-03-18
Garden, Field
and Flower Seeds.
Il. b. Patterson, Boulder Agent
Trustees Sale.

Whereas: by her certain trust deed dated, the
ed and delivered, and duly recorded in book 81
| at page 24l of the county records of Boulder
County. Colorado, Katharine A. Farnsworth
! acting shoriff of Boulder county successor in
| trust: the following described property and
premises. to-wit:
hundred and twenty-five QH) in the town
NOW city, of Boulder according 20 the record.
| ed Plat thereof, said property and premises
being situated in the County Of Boulder and
the payment of her one promissory note of even
| date with said trust deed, for the principal snm
of eleven hundred dollars (Sl,l0O OD payable
three years from the date thereof with interest
interest payable semi. annually or to be counted
as principal, and
Whereas, said Katharine A. Farnsworth fail
ed and refused to pay tho liens and taxes and
! asses. ments lawfully made upon and against
said property and premises. and whereas, the
same we;e not paid in due season, and whereas,
the owner and holder of said note did, for and
on account OF said liens, taxes and assessments,
pay the following named sums on the following
named dates, to-wit: On December 14th, 1895,
and forty cents and ON July 18th, 1897 the sum
| of two hundred and nineteen dollars and eigh-
teen cents; and
Whereas. default has been made in the pay
interest due thereon and OF any and every part
of said note and OF said interest according to
the tenor and effect Of said note as also in the
payment Of any and every part Of said sum OF
two. hundred and fr rty-six dollars and forty
cents, and of the said sum of two hundred and
nineteen dollars and eiehteen cente, and Of the
due on said two last named d. suns IN.
owner and holder of said note and in accordance
with the terms and conditions of said trust deed,
notice is hereby given that J.. Neil D. Mckenzie,
trustee as aforesaid, shall and will ct the hour
Of ten o'clock in the forenoon Of and on
Tuesday. April Srd, 1898.
sell and dispose of the said lot, property and
premises and all tbs right title. benefit and
equity Of redemption of said Katharine A.
FarnswOfth. her heirs and assigns therein, at
public auction At the court house. at the south
the county Of Boulder, in the state Of Colorado,
for the highest and bsst price tho same Will
bring in cash, for the purpose Of paying said
note and the interest due thereon mp to the
time OF sale, according to the terms and tenor
al said note, - also the said sum OF two hun.
dred and forty-six dollars and forty cents and
|iutsrest thereon from December Atb, 1872, at
the rate Of ten per cent per annum up TO- the
time of sale, as also the said sam Of two hun
dred and nineteen dollars and eighteen cents
and interest thereon at the rste OF ten per cent
per nnDum fsom July 18th. 1877, up to tho time
Qf tale, a. also the Csts Of Advertising and sale
and commissions and al other expenses hereof
and herein II accCsdance with the teTms. cove
nents and conditions Of sid trust dsed.
Da4ed this 4th day Of March, leS
cHAs i. cAfpEAakkrf. Eak 4. 11Sn.zIA 1tac.ssz 1rn'sss
Qeily Camssa- First pub March l-last April
Daily camera., 1898-03-18
A Home Thrust.

No. said the rich old bachelor, 81
never could find time to marry
Well replied the young woman
with the sharp tongue, Il am rot sur
prised to hear you say SO. It certainly
would have taken a good while to per-
suade any girl to have you Chicago
Daily News.
Daily camera., 1898-03-18
An Excellent Substitute

Mrs. Nogrub-Kin ycw bring me a
cord of wood to-morrer. Mister Jones,
an pile it in the yard?
Farmer Jones-sartinly But
thought you burnt nothin' but coal?
Mrs. Nogrub-I don't; but my dog
lied yesterday, an I've got ter hey
somethin' ter scare the tramps away
Judge.
Daily camera., 1898-03-18
THE DAILY cAnERA

You will miss the musical treat of the
season if you don't hear the Glee club
concert Saturday evening at the Masonic
hall. Fred Burger ard Geo. T. Sherman
will sing their comic song entitled
Romeo and Juliet" Tickets are on sale
now at Fonda's drug store. They are
going like hot cakes.
Daily camera., 1898-03-18
EnIiEhtcrjnc Him.

81 wonder what that young woman
meant by a,luding to me as 'property Y
pcor,'" said Willie Washington.
Perhaps" replied Miss Cayenne, "she
overheard me when tod friend that
you were self-possessed." Washington
Star
Daily camera., 1898-03-18
Professional Franizncs..

Applicant-As you lool, at my hand
professor, what's the first cf my char
acteristics that you notice?
Prof. Lines-That you do not wash
your hands often.-Judge. 1
Daily camera., 1898-03-18
Not II Hopeless Case.

He-I shall never marry until T meet
a woman who is my exact opposite
mentally,
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The rsrst-Rorn.

Caller Ito Mr.. Yungwife's servant)-
Is the head of the house in?
Seryant-Yes, sir; you'll find him in
his cradle-London Fun.
Daily camera., 1898-03-18
Natural UistDr1.

Natural History.
The chicken hasn't got no song
Like birds dat carol sweet,
He doesn' frow no sweetness roun'
But saves it foh de meat.
Washington Star
Daily camera., 1898-03-18
Hadn,f One.

Mr.. Callipers-You are simply incor-
rigible! I'll leave you alone with your
conscience.
Daily camera., 1898-03-18
Mit:gci.ns Woc

He--Can't l do something to CRY u,
those tears?
she--You might dry them with
niece of silk
Daily camera., 1898-03-18

She-Why don't you ask Miss Floyd
She is considered one of the most in,
tellectual girls in TOWN. Y. Truth. .
Daily camera., 1898-03-18
Ee-i Everywhere.

II don't suppose this business depres-
sion affects you tramps much" said the
philanthropist.
Eyes it does," retorted the tramp
''The quality of the food we get these
days is somethin' awful Harlem Life.
Daily camera., 1898-03-18

Count Ugolini-It won't make any
difference SO long as you don't lose
your money.-Scmerville Journal,
Daily camera., 1898-03-18
she WAS EnfrnnceA.

'Was It thrilling play. Julia?
II should say 50; forgot to eat my
chocolate creams. Chicago Record.
Daily camera., 1898-03-18
Would Love Her Just as luch.

Miss Croesus-But, dear, some day ]
shall be old and wrinkled. Will you
Ec,.r L..
Daily camera., 1898-03-18
"Piece Of silk ~

'Yes. piece of silk, % yards. double
breadth. with all the trimmin gs."-
TaE-2any Times.
Daily camera., 1898-03-18

CIarence-DOn { pa.
Mr.. Callipers-Why shouldn't 1?
C1arence-I'll be so lonely.-YeEow
Book,
Daily camera., 1898-03-18
Dad COmpany.

He said he judged people by th'
company they kept"
what did you say?"
Il said 'goodby.' "-Pick-Me-Up.
Daily camera., 1898-03-18
Explained.

Explained.
Mrs. Goode-Why is it that you
tramps would sooner sleep than do any
thing else?
Tramp-Dat's because Nv our retirin'
disposition.--Up-to-Date.
Daily camera., 1898-03-18
A High Forehead.

A High Forehead.
Oldwed-Doesn't your wife ever call
you down for staying out SO late nights?
Newed-No-I praise everything she
cooks.-Up-to-Date.
Daily camera., 1898-03-18
DIRECTORS.

H. N. Bradley. j. B. Bromley, II. G. Barker, F.
L. Williamson, c. E. Coulehan, G. C. Bromley.
Daily camera., 1898-03-18
FRANKLIN MACVEAGH & co
THE BABcOCk COr1PANY.
WILLIAr1S & BROWN.
Correct Treasures.
THE

THE great many
pEEssMANER'S FRIEND. der why the tcachers
Daily camera., 1898-03-18
Gloomy Anticipation.

Gloomy Anticipations.
She-I have been elected treasurer of
the club.
He-Goodness! Isuppose I'll be con-
tinually drawing checks to balance the
cash.-Town Topics.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-05-07
PERSONALS.

Mrs. Geo. II. Irwin is visiting at
Eugene.
j. w. Irvine, of Mehama, has re-
turned from several months visit
with relatives in Ireland.
uJohn Aldrich, of Portland, is in the
city for a Sunday visit at the par.
entail home of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Aldrich.
Joseph Kuerton, OF the Oregon City
soap factory, was In this city today.
Mr.. Kuerton was formerly manager OF
the Salem factory.
w. s. Duniway left today for
Brownsville and Harrisburg while
this after noon and evening ne will de-
liver two political addresses.
T.. B. McClane last evening received
the inform ltoir that his mother,
Ms. j. b. McClane was quite i'll at
Dolp, in the Nestucca country.
Col. Robt. NJ. Veach, the Union
nominee for congress, was in the city
few hours this morning, and met
scores of political friends. Mr.,
Veatch spoke at GerYais this morn
ing, and at Mt. Angel tonight. He
will be in Salem few hours Sunday
at the Hotel Willamette.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-05-07
Dewey's Report Has Come

WASHINGTON, May 1.-The long
expected report from Dewey has
reached the navy department. Dewey
says he cut the cable himself and &c.
molished the Spanish ships, and has
Manila at his mercy. He says be
lost no men, and received only slight
Injuries to the vessels. He asks for
instructions. Five Spanish ships
have bedn sighted off West Indies.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-05-07

THE LATEST NEwS.-A rich joke
came TO the surface today after the
news became known in Salem that
official word had been received from
Dewey. The great STATES
man-which brands all news except
its own as "grapevine'-issued an ex-
ira edition on the strength of the
news, W when, 10 and behold, the Ore
gonian and Tribune appeared con-
tanning all its especial" news, and
more TOO.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-05-07
Excitement Intense.

PARIS, May Excitement owing
to the capture OF the La Fayette, has
somewhat subsidized here, though yes
terday the French spirit was warm
and anti-American feeling quite
prominent. American conSuls are all
taking extra precautions.