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geans OF the third sscfio, gives the com
rsasssss for tire yogseys- As soon as the first
II fred and under partial cover % its
smoke the chief Of the second division or
s3ers bis men forward q. double tine.
When they have gone about fft@en yards.
or 70 ccTer II there IS any, he causes them
20 lie down and FIRE two or three vaiieys
On ne first So:ley the third sec,ion rJsshss
forward fifteen feet in advance OF the
lire Of the second section ard fires. The
second section advances as before, ana 80
IL - continued When ali the mea are on
the siss. each lieutenant takes position
behind his own platoon, and the captain
n the rear OF the center. Having chosen
a suiga 5ie position from which 10 make
the assault. the captain commands:
RAPID fire. The i.eutenants shereupoa
order the men 10 fix bayonsrs and 10 lay
tfeen the sights Of their pieces, after
which they give the commands for the FIR
ing. To charge, The captain signals 20
cease firing and commands: ITO the
charge march." The men rise and add
vance IN double time. When they are
about thirty yards from The enemy he
commands: ''Chsrge,"
Our tactics differ from those Of the En-
gs.sh army n only one important partieu-
lar With the former. WtIen (, is necessary
10 advance support and reserve and pre-
pare for the charge the first line fails hack
ard the others dspioysd pass 10 the from,
,hroash the intervals in the retiring mrs,
line. The theory there IS that the first lire
may be too exhausted to GO On 10 the
charge. With our army the first line re-
mans a, the front. the reserve joining il
in the intervals and on the tanks.
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Garfield Memhers o. he executive ccsn-
eli for three ye4rs wsre also e1e-eess.
TIE Officers elected wsr. saan 5Efy In
stalled TIE retiring rrss.Sent. NJ Joseph
G. Hendrix. was presented with silver
pnFaeh sssw: by she gse nsEseYs OF the sssoes-
alton The convention AS1oaraas sire lie.
A. Fhe meeting OF the executive council
he'd at the Br9wr. after TIE al tournament
~ the regular meeting " tire association.
A1vah " T-o~briGre. Of Se~ Y0Tk. ~ls
rs-eseess9 chairman 81 The council. James
r. Earcfs. Of Virginia. secretary. and q.
~ Reynolds. Of Chicago. treasurer TIE
question OF choosing a city sor tie next
xcnuzi convention was deferred Ensii the
spring meeting % the eoaneii. which viii
Occur &c New York. There were receptions
70 tie delegates and shesr fr.e7ts tais az
srroca. ST the home Of pressdsa; G. Il.
Kouasz. Of the Colorado National bank, Al
:ne fsVexiard Park club aoGze ana at the
synsissrs.
This evsnng an excursion left here with
several hundred os the visitors 20 take n
Colorado Springs. P!ks's peak. Pueblo aud
the Cripple Creek district
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CUTTING Down EXPENSES.
spasm ~ Economy Develops Ia SUI
preme Lodge. X. of n.

INDIAN APoIIS Aug. 25.~~The elecsion
OF officers Of the Supreme Ledge. Knights
OF Pytaias. did not take place this mern-
ting III Is usual 10 elec, ofiicars the tklrd
day OF The biennial session. bat IL Nas
oDjeested 60 because Of the Investigations
now going on. with very stormy times In
the lodge -7ons this morning. Several
Appropriations that usually went through
with a whiri at former meetings were
either referred or voted down. There
WAS strong determination on the part
OF these supposed 20 represent the su-
preme officers 10 track close 70 the Pythias
laws in everything. :
This morning a resolution was intro
duced that Will cut the expenses of the
meeting OF the Supreme lodge half In two.
the resolution requiring in future that
such purchases must be made by com
Ye;.tiye bids. Inquiry was also made As
20 present conditions Of the claim held
by Tire Supreme lodge aga.ns. tire City
National bank. Of Fort Worth. Tex.
4 resolution 10 abolish the supreme Fri
bursal on the score OF cost, was defeated
The sensation this afternoon was the
report of the estimate Of the finance com
nfittes. TIE committee went at The sal
aries with am and chopped everything
In sight. The committee recommended
the per diem of supreme Representatives
be reduced "a S. and cents for each mile
actually Travelled The report also urges
reductions as follows: Salary ~ supreme
cfancelior "a $4,000. keeper 81 records and
seals 10 s5.Ao Other reductions were
also demanded making the grand total
of retyenahment g.. 800. The report pre-
ciptatrd fgat that has almost become
personal between some m1ushers
rhe Supreme Temple of Rathbone Sisters
discussed The question of tina Insurance
feature, ana votes sufficient Ia a3op. the
resolution creating II have been received.
This afternoon the inform rank com
panles began 30 break camp az Camp Col
grove. Tomorrow nearly nil Uniform
rank companies VIII leave.
Ahoas ,s0p people Witnessed the crack
drills In class this forenoon Cou.pa-
hes from Tgrfe Haute. CuvirEtan and
ljau Claire. Wis competed In ,Ais class
The class II drslis began ;his afternoon.
the Lion company. OF Lancaster. O. APP
bearing To1oTra~ morning the last ~
the prize drills viii bc given.
The parade az tn~ hnishts q TIE
kfogasSan took place tonight ans was vi, b.
rcSSed by thousa it|e upon t}fu9sarlaS ~
people. II was the greatest tArons ~ pee
lie attracted down tow aty evening dur-
trS the e'lcsupmabt. rhe soldiers nnn0-
mont vas aEaH brilliantly illuminated aDd
Washington street was absase with fire
The @>ene WAS an iaspir'ne oue and proved
n'tng finale a a week % festlVlty
About e.t"o nights e khoras>au n}arche;
xarses Ia Asahie costumes
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Bismarck told me how at KonigsratZ ne
had great difficulty IN getting the king ont
Of the way OF bullets. They filed the air
with song. Bismarck told the king, who
looked up and said they were only spar
rows chipping A; length the king was
persuaded 20 ride of, bIit only az a half
gailop. Bismarck knowing they were
within 90 yards only Of the Austrian out
post, took his foot out OF the gtirrup and
kicked the kings horse behind which
made Il star. forward TIE king turned
rsproa chfuliy. Bismarck said: Your horse
tx startled. sir" The king took the hint
and rode swiftly oat OF danger He ,eie-
graphed to tire queen that eversng: BIS
Tlarck took n1~ rather rldely from the
field" On another occasion. a shell drove
Into the ground within ten paccs os the
staT and the emperor ard they fe!s the
ground heave IKE in an earthquake For
.unat"ly the sheIl old ret explode or they
would probably have all been Killed
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nsE Manila Cables.

NV York FounaeE c,si AdS ~rti&sT
TIE largest cable of modern ftrle - per-
Aapa the rnansla a8ws~r. which was gSe5l
Ia lew ma dry deck - Havana II IS
twenty-five inches IN circumference bnt X
is ~ - mems the largs%t that eesr Aas
boeB maize although II has the reputation
~ breaking ara rAsoT4. There are ~ lsas,
Two others - 8 Kresfr- circumference III;
hots oiasr. IRE - sae<~ had rirs}u3Eer-
eaos ~ twenty three sf-t.1es q I'd vas used
fN- the YurGoSs - anchoTtnx ;ae ship
North Carolina IN 'ss rsavy yard - ltTock-
iSn wl4ie sns other MAS a twenty f9tgz-
ineh haw$er. " 6ieh wsS ysef "a "a sa~et-
aneAoe saA}e aH |he Tear esses when $40
" r. s:atgsn~s n; she &rdifrrrs cea7 fr TIE
Hsts SHSf AU enormous rHNe 1&< ~ats4raI-
II f0aaa "a ~ sn~}e3Sy--a Ia. a1sh IS
sosnsssnt2y 8eS'e@~tFAtrt y Ser t1e vessel
eFs~-tas @reg = stoTn, is ta~ Eas % %a-
PIES N27ee .Aa Tsnce~Se> re- ssry,.s -. ha~
matte hs'Tne 81 America tas Ban ssr vas
s..1t So tae aa~z.sa ms.i3s ara .sss.e srta
czk4-H
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THE PRESS ASSOCIATIONS.
WASHINGTON AND OREGON NEWS
PAPER MEN IN SESSION.
Senators Wijsos aaS Turner ksses~S
Hsnerarys Members ssA x@pSes~n-
tsftses Lewis and Jeass TsFae1
Devn-N~xt Meeting ~ Seattle.

sroRaSE, AQg Zs.-~Al the trains from
tae x~st ard y<y@ts bgosxht IN big delesa-
sosa Of newspaper 1sTa 70 attend ne ar
auas rssYesss.ea 81 tns Warrington a1d
GFegoe stats Press Ass9ctstaoEs. Tonight
sbere sse in tire eify inors tsa1 70 vlsai-
fng editors and fsshisass~rss. sss az nsssy
o. til~sn sye accompanied hy nssnaers o.
sas.r fxfasAes. 'sas fsI sstsnaanes ls near
g. a. The meetings al the sso sssos:a~
eissna are Rid n ssss sam. bniidlngs sat in
c.wessft nsA in tine ass.aes OF Pres
Cert scas,ey. az the Washington sssoefa-
ZION. First ties President Erans, OF Var
easfver, prssiae.. President George T.
Small. ~ Baker (Sitg. gs@rsis&td al he meet
ings ~ he Oregon aSsGcsS ttes barn as
socsatsoag hs!a business meetings In tne
forenoon snd afternoon. and later in Inc
day ths tw5 associations held ioias meet
ias.
The wsrulest sscuxsics If the day fol-
lowed the Fepors % ne executive commit
tee III which Il waE ree0nniey1sss fh3s
Es.natcrs Turner sud Wilson and Aessrs.
1iItarA Ina leser ard Hopkins De made
Honorary members Of the association. The
three Issf~n<HseJ gentlemen are. .sspeeiiFr-
~. the managers al sf2@ 5sssp1ona a;ez al
Eeatile. Portland aal Spokane. ard have
extended eesargeStsx 20 the executive coni-
snitses An amendment was Offered 20 The
committees report snat Congressman
LEWIS and Jones O. ad1sd 10 tns Isl AZ
honorary members. Then followed a food
G. motions amendments and substitutes,
~ hsrh ended Ia tie report. as submitted.
being adopted Tonight tfss local fusion
tssa are making vigorous Aiak Al WHAT
they IsrEn the largsEs down of CngEeSs-
ren jones and Lew1s-
III response to 81 invitation from the
managers Of The Dna Aha exposition. the as
1ociassons selected September Is as Wash
sl2toa aBd Oyegoa's Editorial day a. tns
Trsnsmi ssissipel fair. The Oregon ASSOC
alton has selected Astoria the next
pace Of tueeting. ana 'ue committee ap-
eoinsed ~ the Washington association has
chosen Seattle
Al O'Clock this evening the visitors
were taken for trolley ride around tho
city In tire afternoon the ladies Of the
two associations we're given a musical re-
ceps!on az tbs Hotsi SPOKANE, Which was
attended ~ ~ ladies. Tonight . public
reception was g.yea the visitors at the Au-
dstorium. TsTo-ruw ths city's guess viii
put III the day ~ Lake Coesi. dAlsle. A
banquet viii he Served GA the lake shore
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THE TIPOTHETAE's PROBLEM.
HIS 20 Face u Reduction i'm Hours
or q Rig strike.

MILWAUKEE,. Aug. 25.-The United
Typothetse Of America has had a knoity
affair 10 antangle in the n!ne-hour problem.
With TWO protfacted executive sessions to-
day, the matter still remains to be straight
ened ous. Both President j. II. Bowen, OF
the International Presamen's and Assist
ants Union. and George ". Harris, ma
tionai organizer Of tae International Typo
graphical Union. gave the employing
printers 10 under stand that 1t was only
question Of a shor. time when a general
demand would be made fer short hour
work day. The unions are willing 20 sub
NIT 70 slight reduction In cities where the
seals IL high. but where the pay Is lou
they ask that no change be made. AS the
situation now stands, the employers VII!
either have to grant the nine-hour day or
stand strike OF gigantic proportions. 1t
il said several Of the employers are in
favor Of granting the demand without
reduction in wages: others are Wiling -
compromise on nine and half hours. while
the remainder are much opposed 10 II and
are ready 10 tight.
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FREE TO ALL WOMEN.

wish ali ia1sss 10 Know that an GrAn
ager OF b1A4Sa oi,es tor TIE sx1s OF tas
famous la Ia 81 Fsxs. remedy NnIca Will
positively c8.s al .o-Sls Of female WEAK
asss WITHOUT Inc aid OK = oE1y saeian. aad
a. proof os It's EefIts- . vii gladly give ~
send any lady che sS-ceEs 5ox free as
eGeEe s 10 cas- CT Painful Periods L<ucor-
rnoeA DISBURSEMENTS OF irrsEuiAr.i.cs bat
VIVA; Il VIII cure. This Is no ouAck deg
ters medicine. or han5uG. but Natures
own remedy sor Essnsa. which restored me
10 health after all other neznA had failed
and il Endorsed - many Seattle iaaies +,
viii Cos. you meth az 20 convince yourself
Of its inertia and shall Dc giszssG 20 aays
you call. Or send 4 3-cent stamp. and I
viii ssG9 yes Gre 5s~rea: box tree. and
write you flli particulars Mrs.. rayosiae
Pas~. seassle Wash ~ Benc-s. Avenue
kk1ENDEA-BAI.A OF FIGS CUREA
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WoODMEN or THE WORLD.
Three Days Sessfoa Ends Alter the
Elecsion Of O0eeFa.

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. G-The Wood
men Of the World, wfso have been II ses-
son here for the past three DAYS. elected
the following officers today and then sd-
tournsd. A fey resolutions were introduce
ed and then by special order Of the dag
tfs election Of officers for the next two
years was held:
r. 4. FaIkssLerg. OF Denver. was re-
elscts6 head consul: r. Fahey. Of SAT
FraTsciscS. was elected head advisor, and
Frank Il. E~rrscby, O. Denver. was re-
elected brad auditor
For the Office Of head banker there was
very close contest between John n
Sllrenan, Of Pueblo. Col. the incumbent.
Ssd G. v. Cooper. Of Portland. Or. Cooper
received &c votes and Shirerr.an 10 After
a recosint Cooper was declared elected.
For the beard Of head managerial. d.
Ssillman, Pendis,on. Or; j. G. Latscaay.
Pueblo Col. and /. ID. Boak. Oakland
Cal: escort, .. S. Erwin. California; head
Waterman. y. o. Baldwin. Washington:
head sentry. William II. Elliott, Salt LakA
Igan.
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Doctor hope your husband followed
nv prescription
Mrs. Chubss-No. Indeed, II he had he
would have broken his 1eek.
Doctor Broken MA 1eek7
Mrs Chubbs-Yes. He threw Il oat Of
the fourth-sfovy window Florida Times
Union ana Citizen.
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Juneau, Alaska The National City bank
of New York. as agent for the Seattle
National bank. OF Seattle, Wash. The Sc
lection OF the First National bank of
Omaha as agent for the National Bank of
Commerce Of Tacoma has been revoked.
A Sunday exchange Of inner registered
mail sacks between the pos;oHices OF Sc
attic and Port Townsend has been ordered,
SO that registered mail between these two
cities IS now being sent daily.
The brass lock exchange mail service OF
six days week between WinIcck and Sill
yer Greek was discontinued July 60
The star service from Ciaiiam 10 Albright
has been shortened. stopping now at Blu
saris. emitting Albright and thus decreas-
ing the length of the route six and half
miles
The star mail route between Canyon and
Block House has been discontinued.
The following changes have been made
In the arrival and departure of mails:
Milan to Elk-Frpm Milan at p. m,
making the round trip and returning 10
Milan by $50 p. III.
Hatton 10 Delight-Leave Hatton Wed
nesdays and Saturdays at a. m, and ar
irving at Delight at /: leaving on the re-
turn trip al o'clock and reaching Hat
ton By p. m.
a
a. N. and arrive at Wilbur at noon :,
leave Wilbur at p. m. and arriving at
Ley at p. m.
Nelson to RepubIic-Leave Nelson daily
except Sunday at 6. m. and arrive at
Republic by Z p. m; leave Republic daily
except Sunday At q. M. arriving at Nell
son by p. m.
Richardson's 70 Edwards -- Leave Ed
wards Mondays. Wednesdays and Sat-
urdays al 6 a. n. and arrive at Richard
sons by S O'clock: leaving there at a.
m, or upon the arrival of the mall steam
ef.
Lindley 8. Anderson. Of Washington, has
been appointed fourth assistant examiner
In the patent office. at $500.
Miss Viola Scully has been appoined
stenographer n the surveyor generals Of
flee. at Boise. al $500
Warren ". Tolman. Of Spokane. Wash,
has been admitted to practice before the
interior department.
ALLAN Il. SLACSON.
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as ssen; Cor the Frs. National bank OF
Juneau, Alaska. The National City bank
of New York. as agent for the Seattle
National bank. Of Seattle. Wash. The Sc
lection OF the First National bank of
Omaha as agent for the National Bank Of
Commerce Of Tacoma has been revoked
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Tee commissioner Of In9isa AFFAIRS haS
made she following a}t5EIaerss ., pupils "a
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Ss1sztsoa. go. Ta,aaa. Ak. > ys,l-
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ny direction Of the president the mortar
battery established on Sullivan island, S.
-. mas been designated ard will hereafter
&c known as Fort Capron. In honor OF
1apt. Allyn *. Capron. one OF the brave
Rough Riders who was killed at the bat
tie OF La Quasina, Cuba, June a.
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You CAN'T STOP EN-.

News comes from Attica, Ind, of the de.
struction, by fire, of the big laboratory and
office building of the Sterling Remedy Com
pany, makers of Cascarets Candy Cathartlc
and N0-To- Bac, the original guaranteed to-
bac,o habit cure. The fire broke out IN one
of the packing rooms on the third floor dur
ing the noon hour, and had made consider
able Roadway before it was discovered.
As soon as it became apparent that the
fire department would have difficulty IN
combating the flames, the work OF saving
the thousands of valuable documents, con
tracts. files, millions of booklets and tons
of advertising matter was begun with the
Utmost energy. The Sterling Remedy Com
pany is the principal industry OF the beaut'.
Jul little city of Attica, employing several
hundred people, besides being affiliated with
the Indiana Mineral Springs, the famous
Macno- Mud Cure. Hundreds of men, WON.
en- and children We'd with each other in car
rying the contents of the burning building
to places of safety.
Meanwhile the proverbial energy and
and presence of mind of General Manager
Kramer, of the Sterling Remedy Company,
was displayed. He quietly walked away,
and secured big show room near by, and
had all the Office furniture, charred and d.
lapidated as it was. taken there. Before the
boxes had ceased burning, in which the tire
originated, orders were being dictated IN
the make-shift office for new supplies, and
car loads of material were ordered by wire
while the streams were still playing on the
ruins. Several shipments were made the
same evening from goods saved, and on FRI
day morning, all departments were at work
in various rooms about town, while gang
of men were cleaning away the wreckage
preliminary to rebuilding.
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Inappropriate Music.

Speaking of church music, there is nothing
which is so frequent source of wonder to
me as the lack of understanding some of our
church musicians display in their choice of
Cavalleria Rusticana played as an organ
voluntary-that intermezzo whose story of
earthly passions is so plain that it does not
need words. have heard the same organ
list play Schubert's "Serenade" on COM
munion Sunday, but the most glaring exhi-
bition of bad taste have ever heard was
prano sang an old hymn to that famous air
of Delilah's, Samson ct Delilah," the most
passionate music know. She sang it beau
tifully, too, and was evidently utterly un-
conscious Of the fact that the meaning of
music does not depend entirely on the words.
I actually heard the superintendent of the
Sabbath school-dear, simple soul-con.
graduate her on the success of her effort,
too.-Washington Post.
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CAUSE FOR ALARM.
How badness begins.
How to prevent it.

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resolved to try this preparation. I have
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years has been restored to its original
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8. J. GREEN, Alderman. Spencer, Iowa.
Those who are interested In preserving
and identifying the hair will do well ia
send for DR.. Ayers Curebook, A story Of
cures told by the cured. This book Of 100
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Evsry person, male OF female, shrinks
from badness. 1t adds to the appearance
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cases are rare when the falling out Of the
hair may not be stopped, and a new and
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Neglect is usually the beginning of bald
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fciently nourished. begins to fade and to
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HOw's This1

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Walding, Kinnan l. Marvin, Wholesale
Druggists, Toledo, Ohio
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internallv
acting directly upon the blood and mucon,
surfaces of the system. Price 75c. Der bot.
tic. Sold by all Druggists. Testimonials
free.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1898-01-20
How to Wash with Ea...

Washing cannot be we'll done with
scant supply of hard water and inferior
soap. To skillfully perform this necessary
work, assert the clothes, put the linens firit
in tub nearly full of hot water, soap with
Ivory soap. When clean scald, rinse.
starch and hang on the line. When dry.
sprinkle, fold and lay in basket over
night. Iron carefully with wellheated
irons. ELIZA r, PARKER.