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500 Reward, 500.

The readers Of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure In all It's stages and
that is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure Is
the only positive cure now known to
the medical fraternity. Catarrh being
a constitutional disease, requires a con-
stitutional treatment. Halls Catarrh
Cure Is taken internally, acting direct
ly upon the blood and mucous surfaces
Of the system, thereby destroying the
foundation OF the disease. and giving
the patient strength by building up the
constitution and assisting nature in do
ing its own work. The proprietors have
so much faith in Its curative powers,
that they offer One Hundred Dollars
for any case that 1t fails to cure. Send
for list of Testimonials.
Address
T. ]. CHENEY &; Co.. Toledo, o.
Sold by druggists, 75c. r
Halls Family Pins e-the best.
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a = Il a
volt on his hands which, 1t is said. has
completely destroyed him as On intiyid-
uai force In his own party 1. Is freely
predicted by Democrats In Congress
that the situation Is q most etnbarrass-
Ing one. and 10 likely 20 have an Import
ant effect upon the next presidency. In
the meantime. the feeling between the
two factions that have been formed In
Washington Is intense. The attempt to
commit the Democratic party in Con-
greSs 10 a policy OF tying the Prcsi.
dents hands Sand TO ohstruct his con-
duct Of the war, Is no, endorsed by
large faction Of the party, more patriot
10 than demagogic In politics. Ittg
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TIE People and the War Loan.

81 Even financiers are SURPRISED at the re-
markable success OF the war loan. No
one for a moment doubted that all the
the money wanted by the government
would be forthcoming. but very few
had an idea that such offers as have
y been received would flood the treasury
department. It Is but little more than
4 a week since the official call was Issued,
j and the loan has already been subscrib-
Z ed several times over. The Baltimore
American tells OF its own experience,
which Is that OF all other distributors
OF the blank forms OF applications. as
Z fallows:gf
LIT has been only about week since
the call was made, and 1t has been less
than q week since the blank application
y forms were delivered. The American
was chosen by the government as one
OF the points Of distribution, and In the
few,lays since the forms werG cent out
Nby, the department, It has distributed
numerous lots and sent for more. The
4 calls, both In person and through the
mails, have been constant The Amer
tcan's experience has been duplica ted
at the banks and the post-oilccs and
the sub treasurles. No such manifesto
Stion OF interest In a loan has ever, been
Z shown In a loan In this country"
Statements by treasury officials bear
out the newspaper publications that the
+ total amount OF this popular loan of
4 5000, 600 has been subscribed several
( times over, and it Will not be surprising
att Is found that the offers have reach
ed fully a billion dollars, with three
{ weeks remaining before the subscrlp-
& lions are TO close. when the awards Will
Z be made. There Is feature concerning
i the conditions OF the loan, which, OF
q course. most OF the bidders are aware
OF, and which renders II possible that,
Notwithstanding the flood of'offers, few
Scrpcoplc, will be disappointed than may
4 be imagined. In the awarding OF tho.
u offers subscriptions for small denomi-
\ nations Will be given the preference. In
4 order that the loan may be popular
loan, a loan held by the people, IN the
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PASSING pLEAsASrRIEs.

Not His Moneys Worth.--Ringolski-
Poor Grabstcin! His vas d sad death.
Cohensteln-Ad der theatre, wasn't Id?
Rlngolski-Yes, und pefore der show vos
halluf ofcr.-Judge.
True Love.-He-And she gave me
one OF those sweet little curls she wears.
Now will you believe she loves me?
She-Oh. she must. Those curls cost
her 81 20 each.-Cinc!nnati Enquirer.
CoasIstcnt.-"That friend OF mine says
he can't bring himself to tolerate any,
thing English" said Willie Washington.
II have observed that" answered Mrs.
Cayenne. He doesn't even draw tho
line at English grammar. washington
Star. 50
An Addltion.-"Hold on!" cried the
proud young father as he rushed down
the aisle. Hold on! Before the baby
is chrlstened I want to change his
name."' ~
why" the good man asked as he
was about to sprinkle the child's head.
George Dewey Wildwood Is good
name, isn't It.? Why should there be a
changer"
n want to add a little to It. Make II
George Dewey Hobson Wildwood, and
let the ceremony proceed. cleveland
Leader.
Ideal F'rlendship.-Witters- you
hear the shocking news? Hugmanns
great friend. Roland Lamble. has run
away with Mrs. Hugmann.
Bvies-You don't say so? did not
believe his friendship would so so far
as that.-New York Truth.
II say, waiter, this salmon outlet Is
not half so good as the one had here
last week."
Can't see why, sir. It's OF. the same
flsh."-London Punch.
True Solve wanted 10 call the bat
tie off, but there wasn't white flag In
the army"
what did you do?"
Got piece of wedding dress from a
bride who was visiting, and waved
that" .Fsit
Regular flag of trousseau." Buffalo
Enquirer.
Virtuous Indlgnation.-First Burglar
QndiGnantly)-Well. IL here amt anud-
der one OF dem rascally bookkeepers
short In his accounts. Dis cash book
says $500 cash on hand, and dere amt,
but $500 in de safe. Wot In thunder Is
society a-coming to, anyway? shall
see to 1t dat his employer gifts notified
O. dis. Business men should protect
one anudder.-Puck.
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The Eagle ScrcnIn. Again.

1.
What's this hear,
Columbia, dear?
BY the top OF my bald noddle
This must stop or I'll waddle
Right in,
Picking like sin,
With an Al scratch
To match!
Look out 'r
When you see mo poutl
I'm a bird, nm,
Uncle Sam,
A bad bird,
And l must be heard.
What's the matter with that contrary
Old commissary?
II.
Look out for, the grave.
When travel!
I1artltack, eh?
Feeding 'em hay?
No coffee or tea?
Well. b'gee,
Watch out,
What you're about!
My feathers are ruffled,
Fate's cards have been shufIled:
And I'll be onto you,
WhIr-r-oo!
With both claws,
With cause:
%, Sou' my HuCklcDerTy, -re.Ia.
My stinsy, dricd-up commlssary!
The boys arc lighting for me.
And when need 'em,
Somebody ought to feed EN-!
Well. guess
Yes!
But thcy can't fight,
Not by n burned sight,
With empty stomachs, no,
Nor stomachs fed on tow!
NOW. by the great rubby-tlub-dub!
II they do not get grub right away.
III drop on the scruff OF your collar,
And gee whiz You Will hollcr,
Yes, you!
WhIr.roo!
Syracuse Herald
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THOUSANDS of persons have been
cured OF piles by using DeWitrs Witch
Hazel Salve. 1t heals promptly and
cures eczema and all skin diseases. 1t
gives immediate relief. Charles r.
Goethe, Market and Twelfth streets;
Chatham Sinclair. Forty-sixth and ia
cob streets; A. E. Scheehle, No. COZ Main
street: Exley Bros, Penn and Zane
streets: Bowie & Co., bridgeport. l
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The government can easily solve the
problem Of transporting gas for the
war balloons to be used in Cuba by en-
ploylng a few of the curbstone orators
who are telling admiring crowds how
much better they would have managed
the war II they had had the conduct of
affairs,
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Here's to Captain Franzhelm and
Lieutenant Huseman. whose nomina-
tons for commissions in wheelins's
company OF immunes have been made
by the President. May they return home
safely with higher titles preflxed to
their names, and proud OF the record Of
the splendid company they led to the
front. S
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The grievances OF sailors examined
by the authorities in ports OF entry,
where the seamen belong. often turn out
10 be imaginary or greatly exaggerated.
But there are plenty OF cruel and con-
sclenceless shippers who abuse their
crews. Violence Is always Objectionable
and pointedlv SO when II Is exerted up
on ,an5 unfortunate liver, stomach or
bowels BY dosing with drastic purga-
lives which weaken the lntestlncs. Use
Hostetters Stomach Bitters.
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BOB MOORE, Of I,oTovc,tc

BOB MOORE, of Lafayette, Ind,
says that for constipation he has found
DcWltt's Little Early Rlscrs to be per-
feet. They never grippe. Try them for
stomach and liver troubles. Charles r.
Goethe, Market and Twelfth streets;
Chatham Sinclair. Forty-sIxth and ia
cob strcets;A. L. Schcchle. No. COZ Main
street: Exley Bros. Penn and Zane
streets; Bowie &c Co., bridgeport, 81
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poL.rlc,AI.
NOTICE ITO REPUBLICANS.

Primary elections Will DO held Saturday.
Juno g. ISIS, rs follows.A City districts
from 2, until Z p. nj Trindelphla district
from until 5 p; m; Liberty and Riehland
Seven delegates will DO elected from each
OF tho city districts and six from each of
the country districts to the First District
Congressional Convention.
city districts and six from each OF tho
country districts to tho Ohio County Con.
One candidate for tho Board OF County
One member OF the Board OF Education
In each OF the city dlstricts.
One member OF the Ohio County Execu-
tive Committee from each district.
Candidates for J u nSsu ana Gohssaoio
!. County Superintendent OF Schools and
President and members OF tho Board OF
Education in tho country districts.
Noting places for ne primary elections
washington .Dlstrie,,yisllant Engine
House; Hose House. Fulton: City Scales,
McColloch street.
Giay Dstrietols Se hal,din Room
Centre Distrlct-Northeast corner OF
Market and Twenty.thIrd streets. :,
= Webster pls!ret-squire Greers ONCE
Ritchic DIstrIctecaldweil's Run Toll
Gate; Squire Ankles Office. No. 55l7 Jacob
street. and Andrew Maurer's Store. No.
: Madison DIstrct-rsland Hose House.
TrindelphIa District - Leatherwood
School House: Town Hall. Elm Grove:
Triadelphia School House; J. B. Johnson's
Residence on Heneytown Pike.
Liberty, Dlstrict--West Liberty; Poto-
mac; Valley Grove.
RIchland Dlstrict-Glen's Run School
House; Brick School House. .8
All delegates elected under tho above call
shall select their own proxies.
COUNTY CONVENTION.
Tho County Convention for tho purpoSe
OF nominating four, candidates for tho
House OF Delegates and selecting one SEN
atorial confereo from each dlstrdict will
be held In the Second Branch Council
Chamber Tuesday. juno Is, at o'clock
p. m.
The primary elections will BIO held SUBJ
ject to tho new district lines. s
By order OF the Ohio County Republican
Executive Committee.
: 10 800 '715.iS!J ]: K. HALL, Chairman.
JOHN W. KINDELBERGER. See'y;
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AS II to offset the heat OF the news
we have been receiving from the tropics,
the weather has been treating us fairly
with some OF Its choicest mildness.
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DlRfc1REss OF MOUNT De cH4sTaL
...PROCLAMATION....
MAYORS OFFICE,
CITY OF WHEELING. June o. 1885

II MAYORS OFFICE,
CITY OF WHEELING. June o, 1855.
To the Public. of Wheellng:
Whereas, The biennial convention Of The
Epworth League of the Fourth General
Conference, District OF the NJ E. church
is to assemble In this city. at Epwo-h
Park, June Is to @, inclusive; and
Whereas, 1t appears meet and proper,
in view Of the magnitude OF the gathering
and OF the large number OF strangers who
will visit the city, that public demonstra-
lions OF welcome be extended the visitors:
Therefore !, j. r. Butts, mayor OF the
city OF Wheeling. do hereby recommend
that business mon and citizens generally
decorate their places of business and resi-
denceS generally upon this occasion. and
that such decorations be inauGurated Fri.
day. as far as may be possible.
(SiGne0 j. r. BUTTS,
je24 Mayor OF the City OF Wheeling.
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It Is not often that rs low n round
trip rate to Detroit is made as that Of
fered by the Cleveland, Lornln 4 Wheel.
ing road-on June q. Consult Cleveland,
Lornin & Wheeling agents, or o. r.
Wood, Travelling Passenger Agent, Nc
Lure House Block. AZ ~. MAJ, u
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Mr.. Letters pocket-book Is also lighter
and perhaps his head Is wiser.
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CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION.

Z The First Congressional District Repub-
lean Convention will be held In the Park
Casino, Wheeling. on Thursday. July II.
1888, at II o'clock q. m. to nominate cam
of the United States, to be voted for at
The; election to be held In November next.
The counties of the district shall be en-
titled to choose delegates to said conyen-
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MOUNT De cHA ia
Near Wheeling, W. Va.

The advantages OF this Academy 70.
mental and physical culture are unsur.
passed The day scholars dine and
lunch at the Mount, and ore taken 10
and from the motor by a conveyance
provided by the Sisters free OF charge.
For terms and other information. I'D.
dress
niREcIpEcc nr MnIryI mr. cHIN1u
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DEsERET EVENING NEWS. TUESDAY, july 5, 1898

husband was granted the custody N
three boys. twu uf them almost gruwn.
Last February the court modified the
decree awarding the custody ~ the
girls 10 the father In the meantime
Mrs. Hurt had sold the homestead and
removed TO Cheyenne. where she mar
ried Alphonzo schaeffer. who, Hurt al
ieges, Is gambler and ox-oonvict
The petition upon which Mrs. Shaef-
fer and the children were brought into
court today alleges In part the fore
going facts and further that the DIS
trict court Of Arapahoe county. Col, on
February 22nd last Issued an order cit
ing Mrs Shnoncr TO appear and show
cause why she should not obey the Or
der OF the Wyoming court, but that
Mrs. Shncftor had eluded the court and
taken the children away out of this
state; that they could not be found
until today. when they were located
at san Lcandro.
The court was asked to enforce tbs
order Of the Wyoming court and, pend
ing the hearing Of the case, TO award
the custody OF the children TO IN.
sheriff. Gavin McNab appeared TOT
the petitioner and ex-JudgC Gibson for
Mrs. Shacffcr. Judge ogden set Fra.
day morning FOR the hearing and In.
structcd sheriff white TO take care Of
the children. They and the mother are
now under guard at the Chabot home
In this city.
Hurt is typical stockman OF the
plains and IL said to be- worth nearly a
million dollars. At the time of the XIII
ing OF MILAN he was mayor OF Caspar
and he SAYS that he has three times
been nominated by the Democratic par
IS for the governorphip Of Wyominl
and. Caesar.llke, has three times de-
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pleted ana In runnIng otder BY oetober

Melted and in running order by october
ist.
cass Lewis. justice OF the peace q
Fredonia precinct, and Chas. Little.
constable OF the same precinct, were In
Flagstaff this week, says the COc0nno,
Ariz sun. They brought In with
item Lee Brown. william Beck and
otto Honester. charEed with Illegal
cattle branding. and they were lodged
in iail to await the action OF the grand
Jury. The cattlemen Of the vicinity OF
Fredonia have been losing cattle and
a few weeks ago they started an In
vestIratlOn which resulted In the ar
rest ~ Leo Brown, william Beck. otto
Honeater and Layton Button. They
were taken before Justice Of the Peace
Lewis and all were held 10 appear be-
fore Inc next grand Jury. Button gave
hail and Beck furnished BAH after be-
Ing brought here. The cattlcmcn Of
Fredonia think that the present ar
rrsts will put n stop to the stealing In
that section; N not, more arrests VIII
Follow. Mossrs. Lewis and Little
started on their return TO Fredonia,
Wednesday. They have % travel 22i
miles 20 the county scat, and they oN-
poct to be here at the August term Of
court.
Tho eighteenth biennial convention
OF the Nord Amerlkanisher Turn Bund
opened In san Franclsco today CTucs-
day). The principal officers uf the ma
tionai organIzation,the headquarters of
which are at ~. Louis. ana delegates
from Il turnbezltks. representing All
parts OF the United states, are regis
Tered al the hail " the san Francisco
Turnvercln, where the meetings Will be
held. Erster Sprechcr Heinrich
Braun will preside at the opening u
the con.untion, and Will continue until
his successor IA chosen and Installed.
/ The deliberations will continue during
/ three days. This evening q reception
and banquet will be given the visitors
| by the vroln Elm Trach. trip
I through Chinatown. 20 the CHI house
and ocean Beach. through Golden
Gate Park. and notable sights In and
about san Francisco. and an excursion
around the bay are among The func.
/ tons planned for the entertainment Of
/ Of the visitors. on Saturday evening
/ the delegates will be escorted by the
local organizations 10 the depot on
/ their trip 10 San Jose, whore they viii
attend three days tournament and
festival.
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tents IN THE WEST.
,,eet or twBtzzltstST AGAINST HIM.
-,.,o supd Convention In san franci''
colt. Preparing for Manila
Lieutenant Colonel Resigns.

s.. Monday morning three masked
Ea''s ,@red the Brandon hotel at lie.
Mont.. and with rsvolvers forced
No. ,,i-hi clerk to open the sltc ana
I hravyer. from which they secured
I .rbe robbers escaped before ponce
ssalstance arrived.
4 The falling Of a wall on which they
lne ,.Nrkinr. caused the death OF
c,sEeu and the serious Injury
unn.,id BGger and Michael ratio AZ
\ t.ranelsco Saturday. The mon
rearing down the remaining walls
I, tbe oid armory at the northeast cor
~ Bush and Powell streets when
b. crash came
northbnund freight train was
.sctsd near Morley. Cal. about noon
4 ,,urday. and one lie was lost Ihe
4 I, sine Jumped the track and three
{9ieht cars were piled on II. Gus
ttvsrdu. a brakeman, was caught IN
10y and Killed. The engineer.
nan and another brakeman were
4 iurcd. but none seriously
O., accordance with the wishes Of
H. var department. Major General
fus proposes 20 hasten preparations
4 the departure 81 more troops 70
s,iin. Tho Peru and city u Pueblh
1 IN sail this week. II 80 ordered. Lhs
4, ,nryiyania has been favorably
1 ,..ed on by Major Rubin. CHIEF
f, nsrtermaster. The Titania will be
t,kon by the government on her return
Nm Northwest ports ana othcr
Steamers are being considered.
John =. Waters has been arrested at
Ban Francisco. on an Indictment I9t
rnbcssloment found three years axe In
loston. He was a salesman for cniru9
A smith, jewellers Of that city. and tled
t.ith goods valued AZ over 1900. Go
'irg 10 san Francisco. he Unlisted In tho
Fourth United states cavalry, desert
,d was caught again and Imprisoned
Al, AiratraE. lie had no sooner been
rlelsed than he was taken Into Gus
fdy Tor the old crime. lie admits his
fullt
Lieutenant Colonel r. G. Little. ~
n Twentieth Kansas volunteers. who
n M. IL reported. on good authority, 20
have rendered his resignation a. the
Secretary ~ war. lie went q the
eoas, IN comwand ~ the regiment, but
sas soon relieved by Colonel Funstc1.
1ils nllment II neuralgia ~ the stdm-
Sch. Dr. W. \. n. Matthews ~ the
4 fty-nrst Iowa. has been assigned t.
futy ~ Eanltary Inspector % Camp
Merritt
The Idaho tntcrmountaln Fair Il o.
b opened by speeches delivered over
DE- telephone by the governors Of ore
rDn. Washington and perhaps cal
1ornla, says the Boise Statesman. Mr.
Murray. general superintendent ~ tn,
Doll Telephone company. with head
quarters In Salt Lake. was In the city
Friday making arrangements In con-
rcction with this work. lie held d
FORMULATION with Director Genera
johnson OF the fair and an under
Banding was reached with respect &
transmitted ON the occasion OF the
opcnlng " the fair. Mr.. Murray Ha,t
~ feit certain the line would be com
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HAS FOUND HIS CHILDREN.
I. J. Hunt ,of Wyoming Locates Them a, las
In California.

An unprcposcsslng little woman in
faded clothing accompanied by three
pretty little girls. the Oldest " years
~ age. was ushercd into superior
Judge OEdcn's courtroom this after
noon by Deputy sheriff Woodsum and
two PinkeTton detectives. Down stairs
In sheriff whites once surrounded by
two more detectives and his attorneys.
Gavin McNab ana Milton J. Green, sat
the father of the children. joel J. Hurt.
q wealthy sheep man ~ Casper. Wye,
who says he has spent 100000 during
the past two years In efforts 10 secure
the custody Of the children, After foi-
lowing them through several states
and into Mexico he at length succeed.
ed In locating them IN san Lcandro.
and today sought the aid OF the court
In enforcing an order Of the Wyoming
court granting him the custody of the
girls.
Mrs. Hurts story n that she and her
husband were divorced about four
years agp, ns the result of charges of
unfnithfulnaHa made by the husband.
which resulted In the death Of william
MILAN. a nciEhhorinE Htockmnn, who
was shot down In the street by Hurt.
A jury acquitted Hurt OF murder and
he at once commenced action for d.
yorce. Mrs. Hurt filed a cross bill aud
secured a decree which gave her the
custody ~ their three little girls, 81
per month allm0ny and the family
homestead near Casper. Wye. The