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Missouri Mnh

Missouri city. March S-Early this
morning a mob Of about Go men. all mask
ed rode into Missouri city and went 90
the JAN battered down the JAIN door ana
seized Odil Summers atlas Reubon Blue"
who was locked mp on a charge OF vagrnn-
cy They took him TO the public school
grounds, stripped him and tied him 60 a
tree, ana dashed him forty times with a
twisted grass rope. lie was then releas-
ed and warned TO leave clay county and
never return.
After Summers had been disposed OF the
mob went 20 the home OF Perry Chimney
a respectable farmer and secured mis-
nephew Jim Jackson. The mob then went
successfully TO the homes OF Jesse Yates.
ir.. Joe Asbury Dennis Stevens and Ben
Monkers, taking each with them as they
went. The nve prisoners were taken 10
the stone querry, stripped whipped and
admonlshed 10 leave coy county. Asbury
sold his property today and wifi start to-
morrow for Denver. The victims declar,
that they don't know why they were pun.
shed. but The troub'e a. believed 60 b,
the outcome OF the recent rObberles OF
chicken houses and pig yards the farmcr
in this vicinity having been complaining
bitterly OF these dcpredat0ns
Chaaey's daughter. who was low with
consumption. died today as the result OF
the outrage. When her fathers hous'
was attacked she went out aud plcade,
with ghe mob TO spare her cousin younl
Jackson. The excitement and exposure re-
suited in death
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-03-09
Cannon In The Race.

Salt Lake Utah. March S-The proceed
ings of the joint assembly were somewhat
sensational today The chief feature OF
the senatorial ballot was the entry of a
new candidate into me contest. Ten re-
publlcans voted for Cannon.
Several speeches were made during the
balloting. Senator Robinson said: "The
question Is whether the free silver demo-
crats are to be Influenced by republicans
into electing gold standard republican
through the aid OF ecc .esiastoeai influence.
~ We take this course We will meet the
consequences Of sorrow and tears.
Representative Benlon. in casting his
vote for George O. Cannon, said; Il shall
vote for man now who Is counted a re-
publican. lie says he believes Ia the re.
monetizatlon of silver lie favors the re
m0netization Of silver al 10 TO Il he get
A. II he goes Co congress he will not h'
known as a silver partisan but will serve
the interests OF an the paop.e. Ills elec
llon would not nluriausly anect the seat
ing of Roberts"
| Senator Peery said. II object 10 anl
applause 90 an American legislative as
sembly when reasonable utteranees ar
| expressed "
when representative B}waters nam
was called. he said. a man wao reverse
himself on tho tariff question and who 81
| gold republican VII never. az long as IA
sun shines. roclye my support"
Representative Calnster said; "T hav
seen nothing ln the rcmarqs Of Benio
that are reasonable. n it be treason /
nominate and vote for good man va
can make the most 0f o. I vote for M
Hon ueurge q Cannon.
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NsIor wilson Guilty.

Santiago. De Cuba, March s--Major
Edward Wilson Of tne third lmmue regl-
ment. who was recently tried by court
martial on charges Of forgery, falsifylng
records aud conduct unbecoming AN oni-
Ger ana a gentlemen. has been convicted
ana sentenced 10 dismissal from the SER
vice. forfeiture ~ pay and allowances
and c0nnnement FOR one year al hard la
Dor "a the pen. General Leonard Wood
military governor, taking into considera
tiou wilson previous good character an,
the reduction from an honorable position
- the status Of "a military convict, con
sidefs mat clemency may De shown Wit
him without detractlng from the force o
the example 20 others. ana directs tina
the sentence be RENTED 80 far as con
hnement al hard labor Is concerned.
The Eighth Illinois regiment viii leay
f4r the United States on Friday on boar
the transport Chester.
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An Error Of the Printer.

Washington. March SIT has now been
discovered az the navy department that
In an probability the department will not
bo able to buy even harveyized armor for
the three batueships. Maine. Ohio, and
Missouri and the four monitors under
construction This ls owing 10 an error
made IN the last paragraph Of the naval
appropriation act The word this was
used instead of that" In the sentence
authorizing the secretary to purchase ar-
NOR for the vessels "undcr the limitations
as TO price FOR the same imposed by this
act"
II happens that the armor making COM
pauies are $50 filed with contract work
that they will not be free 20 assume any
additional contracts before next Echru-
airy so that " congress comes promptly to
the rescue OF the navy at the beginning
of the next session. no actual delay VIII
result In the case of there particular ships
"a. hough the vessc,a newly authorized
w.. suffer.
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Cabans After Spainards.

Havana, Mar s-A Spanish nswspaper
published story 20 the effect that
party Of armed Cubaus is terr1rizinR tps
Spaniards az Mayor n also SAYS thtt
these Cubsns have murdered several
spaniards near Barajagua and mentions
cases OF the prosecutions OF the Span
iards az the province Of Santa clara. ir
conclusion the newspaper asks the Amer
lean authorities 20 inquire into The matter
ana 20 anorl protection 20 the spanidrds
The North American Trust company mas
advanced tine government ti0lO0o without
charging auy exchange. thus losing 1J4l
u now has the authority OF the govern.
meut 40 charge Tor exchange. the loca.
rate az : per cent: The cost Of importinp
s thre9-fourths Of one per cent Dlsburs
ing officers DO not lose the discount "a,
they credit themselves with the exchange
The treasury rulings as. 10 r- value
~ spanish and French coins at rhe Gus
tom house will have the effect lntenfe
that Of causing thee xporis II Splnlsi
currency and establishing IN Cubl fnittl
! states currency as the standard.
! The sum OF $1,000 90 Spanish silver 50
| shipped 10 Spain this week. The scarcit
of Spanish silver Is causing inconyeuiebl
on change. The Havana bankers wish Q
| proiong the two currencles FOR prril
on account OF the pf.nt ON change.
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TELEGRAPH rloKlNos.


Washington. Mar. S-S.nat0r Jones IS
recovering from his attack of Monday and
today was resting easily aud quletly.
Brussels. Mar. 8 Midnight Extra edit
lions Of the evening papers assert that
the condition of Queen Marie Henr'ott
has grown worse.
ST. Johns Mar Sir Henry Mccallum
the governor. today held "A formal reccp
zion OF 1000 seal hunters who are TO leave
for the ice fields on Friday.
1t Is believed that he took this step n
the interests Of the British government
with The view OF determining the utility
of the mon OF the colored reserve.
Washington. Mar. s-The president 20
day re-apponted ten postmasters whose
appointments the senate failed TO conhgm
Charles Melchnt. appointed postmaster at
ogden. Utah. Is among the number.
AIgiors Mar s-The United states cruise
,r Raleigh. ON her way home from Manila
arrived here this afternoon and is coains
preparatory 20 resumng her journey
Washington. Mar S-rhe navy depart.
meut Is Informed that the cruiser Ba,ti
more and the monitor Monterey which
have been lu dock az Hong Kong have
arrived az t'ania.
Sacramento Mar. s-Tha 7itl ballot for
United states senator taken today shows
mo- change iu the senatorial deadlock.
Judge John W Hughes received The den
ocrauc complimentary vote.
Providence. r. 7 Mar 8-Frederick Ray
Martin associate editor OF tho Journal
was shot and severely wounded by burg
q tf. .T..t
of Dr r.. NJ Harris late last night
Boston, Mar S-Robert 8. Gardiner.
president OF the Rand-Avery supply com
pany OF this city died suddenly at his
home here this morning from apoplexy.
lie was 81 years old and was veteran
of the civll war.
ST. Louis. Mar s-The skating match
al the ice palace tonight between John
| Nlison. Harley Davidson and John john
son res tied in Sery close finish. Nil-
ssOn finishing tho mile ln 2G with David
son but TWO feet behind him.
New York. Mar SIT was announced
ou Wall street today that the capitalists
who plan % build "a new shop yard on tho
Atlantic coast had secured the entire
.mount of subscriptions, U000o0O The 10
cttlon OF the yard lss tn an open quea-
lion.
London. MGR The Brussels cares
lpaudent of the Daily Mall says tho great
ESQ secrecy la maintained as 10 the lu1+-,a
malady ana that the sentiuels have been
ordered to nre upon amy unauthorized PEE
son aho attempts 90 enter thep rec'nctl
of thc palace.
D Washington. Mar. s Robert Williams
/ United States internal revenue agent %
charge OF the district OF Greater New
York has been promoted 60 bee depuu
commissioner of internal revenue 90 hl
the vacancy caused by the promotion o.
deputy commissioner George 81 Wilson
10 hc commissioner.
II San Franclsco. March ID sponleu
b from .omv unknown cause, Samuel Sam
u,ls1u. of lG Allen street New York mad
D Hu unsuccessful attempt 90 commit suicid
r by nsphy1lation today lie has been her
BE- $50 weeks and al his room n ne Make
s stre,t lodging house, he attached "a Dit %
p rubber hose % the gas iet. turned ON tA'
o gas ard placed the hose Poo ha mouth
The turning OF of the gas from the lodg
ing house frustrated his attempt
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A Great
Live Stock Journal.
THE PRAIRIE FARMER "a

THE PRAIRIE FARMER-a
weekly Agricultural and Live
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year 1t is admittedly the lead
er uf the agricultural and live
stock journals of the United
States. It covers the entire
field of agriculture, dairying,
live stock breeding and live
stock feeding. II is edited Tor
western farmers and stockmen
who carry on diversified work,
IN fact it is the farmers news
paper. The regular subscrp
tion price is one dollar a year,
but in order tnat every one OF
our readers may get it next year
we will send it a full year with
the Weekly Leader for 70 cents
This low price may be wlth
d avn anytimei We request oul
rea lers TO act promptiy HAND
in your orde or send it to Us.
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ST.. Louis
and all point East,
K nsas City

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Pasenger tra'n laaye~ Oklahoma City
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" Overworlsed men are an
e. sy mark for kidney tro bles and all
catarrhal diseases The experience o.
Mr. j Brake, Petrolea, Ont, Canada, r.
well told in his lstter which follows:
Dy. S. b. Hartman, Colhm6Rs. q.
DEAR SIR: -Four wears ago had a
severe attack Of Brights disease, which
brought me so low the doctor said moth
ing more could be done for me. when
one of your lectures on the above dis
ease was read tome began TO take Pc
ru-na and Man-a-lin, and found il acted
just as represented. In three months
| was a well man. and have continued
so ever since. Seeing the good effects
on me. numbers of people of this town
have called on me who were suffering
from dyspepsia They have taken your
medicine with the best results"
Pe-ru-na is the scientific remedy for
catarrh. Bright's disease is catarrh
of the kidneys. Barrhua is catarrh
Of the bowels.
Write to the Pe-ru.na Medicine Co..
Columbus, o., for Dr. Hartmans free
book on catSrrh, in which these things
are clearly explained.
Mr.. A.W Coale, manager Gem nickel
mines, Hillside, Col. writes;
tried Pe-ru-na for catarrh. NV
hearing was almost gone in one ear,
and one bottle of Pe-ru-na cured me. "
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San Francisco Maroh s-The steamer
Aiamanda brought o large number Of
convaiescent sick and discharged soldiers
from Honolulu The soldiers who return
ed are as follows.
First ColOradO-James B Cooper. @. A
Backer, william Davidson. William Elk
Frank GrinnHh. ia d. Lewis. Hampton
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skinner, Won Fan. Wagner =. Baker.
First Nebraska-Louis Freiz. William A.
Coon. Jesse Fardus, Ed Schopp. Geo. w.
Wilson. James Anderson. Louis NJ Gable
Englneerirs cotps-Norman Griffith.
william Johnson. e. u Runyon George
Thompson. II WesterbrOok. Herbert II.
Iaws.
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medicine. and 70 cured mo completely, build
ingunmy health anf Increasing ny appetite
Although Ilis was ten wears eEu. have neye'
yet had sign oi thc disease to return.
y. n. NEWMAN,
stanton. Va.
II Is like self-destruction to continue
to take potash and mercury besides
totally destroying the digestion, they
dry up the marrow in the bones, pro-
ducing o stiffness and swelling of the
joints. causing the hair to fall out, and
cnmnlninlV Mreckinp the sYstem.
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San Francisco. Mar. s-Weleome A.
Botkin. hisband Of Cordeiia Botkin. COM
Wcted of the murder OF Mrs. John T..
Dunning, of Dover. Del. through the
agency OF poisoned candy sent through
the malls. today applied for a divorce On
the grounds mat his wife had been caa-
ylcted Of a felony.
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AAN a'iNNAH NNN'A NA NHNa
thcir treatment faith
fully. IN fact, I seemed
to get worse all tn Q
while. I took aim ost
every so called blood
remedy. but they diduot
seem to reach the dis
casc. and had no effect
whatever I was q e.
heartened forft seemed
that J would never be
cured At the advice NJ
u friend I then took
S. s. h.. and began tolm.
sd. ....IH ell. =
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Doctors Can't
Cure 1t!

Contagious blood poison is absolutely
beyond the skin Of the doctors. They
may dose o patient for years on their
mercural and potash remedies, but he
will never he rid Of the disease on the
other hand his condition will grow
eteadily worse. S. $ s. is the only cure
for this terrible affection. because it is
the only remedy which goes direct TO
the cause of the disease and forces it
from the system.
was afflicted with Blood Poison, and ths
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First published inthe Daily Leader March
D. 1893.
LIQUOR NOTICE.
To Whom ii Nav Concern
Notice is hereby give' nat Mack weston
has this day nled has petition TO sell
at retail Spirituous. vinous aud malt liquors
la Orlando. Logan county. Oklahoma. ana
that. unless objection be hled on or before
the llth day ot March, a. D.. 1899 said
petition viii be granted.
Il. T.. MORTON, County CLERK.
Guthrie, okla. Feb. 2s 1893
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II is hard Tor

EsKN to IS haru Tor
men of energy TO
keep their devotion
to business within
bounds. The spur OF
necessity or ambi-
Linn disrernrds henlfh
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Twas afflicted with Blood Poison. and the
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Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-15
PRESS CLIPPINGS

? go TO describe in detail the
: many beautiful goods with which the
: show cases and windows are laden is a
{ hopeless task. Only too we'll does the
( public know that the name of Leyson is
Ga synonym for thorough excellence.
( Nothing but the best, whether it be a
. trife or an expensive watch or diamond,
{ is ever allowed a place in this celebrated
( storc.'-Anaconda Standard, Dec. $.
; 60" 4 There was a genuine crush
5 at the great holiday opening of J. H.
. Leyson's yesterday andthe obliging sales
? men and saleswomen were kept on the
3jump all day. 1t was one of the greatest
. successes yer achieved by this popular
{ firm. The crowd was SO great during
: the day that it was a physical impossible
? ity to serve all. = < *'-1nter
( Mountain, Dec. 5.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-15
PRESS CLIPPINGS

q" Il x There were two remark.
able things about yesterdays opening. ;
First, it far eclipsed in attendance and in,
purchases Mr.. Leyson's opening a year
ago, which was a record breaker; second,
over two.thirds of the visitors were pur.
chasers or would.be purchasers who could
not be waited on, Notwithstanding that
the regular force of clerks was more than
doubled. < 4 = = Butte Miner.
Dec. S.
$" One strong reason of the
great patronage of J. H. Leyson's estab.
lishment is the special pains taken to
protect the interest of the customer.
The confidence inspired by over twenty
years of such sound business methods is
now bringing Mr.. Leyson we'll deserved
returns. = = Review.
Dec. 9.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-15
GOLD PENS

Pen Novelties and Desk Goods are al.
ways acceptable for Christmas presents.
We have a line of Pearl Holders, plain
and fancy, and of assorted sizes, with
Solid Gold Pens, o. -
your choice for.............4As&O
Various Combination Sets for the
f1em ...........2.5o to 500
Birthday Stone Pencil Tops Set in
Sterling Silver, uoo
only ........ ................"OO
Sterling Pencils, e0c
as low
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-15
Cut Glass Novelties

pose this elegant line can be employed.
Cut Glass Tooth Powder o. ~
Bottles, sterling top........4l.5O
Mucilage Pots, 1o0
sterllng top
Pulverized Sugar Dredges, ozr
sterling
Syrup Pitchers, a ~
sterling tops .................O'OO
Cut Glass
Powder Jars................@'OO
Cut Glass Perfume Bottles, o,eo
sterling gilt tops, jeweled.
Silver Deposit Glass Cologne Bottles,
800 to 10 90
Cut Glass Whisky Ocean. 1Ioo
tiers, sterling mounted stopper l4.OO
Whisky Decanter, silver oo
deposit, very handsome 800.
Cut Glass Claret Jugs, "oo
sterling mountings.
In addition, we nave a line of low.priced
Glass Novelties, sterling mountings, to meet
the popular demand.
Salve Boxes, 1-~
Fine Cut Glass Salve Box, -0r
sterling top, gilt and jcweled. =. wv
Sterling mounted u-r
Powder Box................As/O
Sterling mounted 80
Cigar
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-15

Fine French Clocks, sets in onyx and gilt
with enameled decor. &uOO on,
%ations, as high as.......@AVOsOO
French Travelling Clocks, as finely fin.
ished as watches, -,
We have the latest %conceits in American
Clocks for parlor, bed room and kitchen
use. Endless variety of porcelain decor
ations.
Eight day Cathedral gong strike Clocks.
They are artistic and pleasing. 9 ~
good makes, as low as.........OsOO
Porcelain bed room -
And a rafting alarm Clock, m
l........
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-06-11
SATURDAY NIGHT CRIME
MYSTERIOUS MURDERS At BOTH
RUsHyILLE AND SEYMOUR.
Notorious Characters Concerned in
Escape-EIlxs' Carnival Closed.
Special to the Indianapolis journal.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
RTSHVILLE. Ind. June 10.-George
Palmer, a noted character around Rush
vile. was shot tonight in a small alley
in the business center of the city and died
a few minutes after the shooting, on the
sidewalk in front of the Hotel Windsor.
He walked one hundred yards after being
shot, but never spoke. Blood gushed from
a wound near his left ear and from hole
in his mouth and left CHASTITY trail on the
ground. Palmer was shot with a 3S-calibre
revolver. Coroner Wooden found 22-calibre
revolver In his pocket with one chamber
empty. The weapon was old and rusted
and showed the shooting was not a case
of suicide. Soon after Palmer's death Alb
and John Leonard were arrested on sus>
picion- Alb Leonard has been counting Anna
Palmer, a sixteen-year-old daughter Of the
murdered man. against her fathers wishes.
Meeting George Leonard uptown at o'clock
this evening. Palmer charged him with con-
spring with Alb Leonard, his son, and coax
ing Anna Palmer from home. Palmer struck
the elder Leonard and the latter's sons are
said to have made threats of vengeance.
Three men were seen hurriedly leaving
Palmer after the shooting. One had a re-
yolver and handed it to his nearest COM
panion. telling him to take IL. as he did not
want IL found on hina. Who these men are
is not known. Palmer was fifty years old
and led the water works strike of four
years ago. He also tried to engineer a
movement to lynch Lille Devors, who was
with a crowd of young men on May l last
year. when a fight enSued and two were
killed, Palmer is said 10 have made threats
OF suicide. but Coroner Wooden says the
case Is murder.
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Indiana Notes.

Postmaster z. w. Scott has been notified
that the salary Of the. Winchester office
hereafter will be 81, 500, in place of ST. 100.
The increase in the receipts of the office in
dicate that it will soon stand in the 5000
class.
Samuel Bodies, a prominent farmer,
northwest of Daleville. on returning home
from Daleville with his wife, Friday even
ing, had stroke of paralysis, his whole
body. except one arm. being paralyzed He
cannot recover.
Mrs. Graham. wife of Professor Graham
Of the State Soldiers Orphans Home, re-
turned from Birmingham, Ala. Friday with
their son Paul, who has been dangerously
i'll for three months. He Is now much i'm
proved, but Is still very weak.
Basil B. Decker Post, No. 1884, @. A. R..
will hold a reunion on the grounIs of West
Baden Springs on wednesday, Thursday
and Friday, Aug. 9. 10 and IL. In connection
with the meeting reunion Of the Thirty
eighth Indiana Veteran Association will be
held on the second day, the 10th. and re-
union OF the Forty-ninth Indiana Veteran
Association on the 11th.
The twenty-second annual meeting of the
Indiana Music Teachers Association will be
held in South Bend the last week of this
continuing four days. There will be eleven
concerts and recitals, In which will appear
some of -. oest talent of the country. The
South Bend people have made arrangements
to entertain the delegates and others who
come and will give grand reception con-
cert Tuesday evening. All of the enter
tainments will be held in the Auditorium
which il provided with a large pipe organ
and has seating capacity of 1000 people.