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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-21
z Chicago, Ill.
u I'Oscn of Lake

Obch6d L'stopadowy urrsdsony
starsniem gniarda Sok0 Polski na
Town of Lake l tow. spiewu Lutnia
otwor.yl drah w. Naroany, d.ieku
jac sgromad.onym IA liosus zebra
nile, pocssm powoiat ma przswodni
o.soego druha @. PrIydryge, ksory
Pc krotkisj prremowis powolai ma
sskrstarza dsahs W. Plu~oifskiego.
1. Spiew ,,Jsssoxs Polsks nile sgins
Ia" wykonaf Choir Lutnia pod dyr. p,
B. Zalswskiego. 2. Dskl. nKr.ya"
parma P. Kaczy hsxs "a. 3. Dskl. ID,
ZwisIkowo6~", ]. Bsndurski. 4 Mo
va dra w. A. Kufls ~skisgo 5.
Spisw nDrwon zyguuata", wykons,
ch6r Lutnia pod dyr. p. B. zalsw
skisgo. 8. d ,klauaojs rWidIen'e",
Helena Prrydrygs. z. sale~ Wis
ia", wykonaf Choir Lutnis pod dyr.
p. B. Zalswskisgo. 8. Dsklsms,ja
nPolki", parma o. Kaoryhska. 8.
Dekl. ,,kicxmy sie do wsp6lnsj pra.
oy'', II. Gr.egorEswsks, 10. Detlam.
,Zblad.snie", J. Wisdeski. IL. De.
klsm. nChor polskiOh d1ieoi ma OBJ
o.y zoie", M. Krusihska. IL. S2iew
nMarsI Ia Bug. wykonAi chr Lut-
nj pod dyr. p. B. Zale wskisgo. ID
Dskl. We sfer nieb!sskich", b. Sta.
nissewsss. IA. Dskl. ,Do Polski",
j. Df.ewisckR. Is. Dskl. w gore
s%erca", S. Milory hski. 16. SYisw
,,Oray Sokoiy", wykonai o-dsisi
stars.ych sok61ek. IL. Nova druhs
S. Jsnkowskiego prsz. On. Soko}
Polski nj Town Of Lake. Is S2isw
duet nLe,a listki drrewa", wyko-
naly NJ. Krusihska ! b. Gr.egorzsw-
ska. 10. Deklamacjs pSmutno NIP,
F. Popfswski. 20. Dskl. yRoItoczo.
ny Sstandsr", st, Witkowski. 81.
Spiew duet ,.Wezsl nssi", wykonaiy
B. Stanissswsks i H. Prsydrygs. 90.
Nova p. j. T. Wachowskiego. Ma
Skarb Mar. Pol. .ebrano S.. 56 Ma
sake hc.snie odsp'e wano nBo.s oos
Polske'.
W. PlucinSdi sekr. obchc do.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-21
z Union City, Conn.

Two Uisn6w Polskich VIII Poi.
ku KS. Jozefs Ponissovskisgo urrs-
dsiso Obcb6d d. Sgo grudnia b.r. o
gods " sebrais sic wiara ns sail pol
skisj OBJ. A. Sokoaovsklsgo. Okoso
40 wiarusow v pssoym uniformie ss
sstandsrsmi russylo do irlsndakisgo
koloioss, gdsie nisjscowy probossos
odprswia msse ~. - polsgsyOh bra,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-21

m6wca ssobe,ai do skladania o6sr
"a Skarb ! M pomnik T. Kosoiusski
Jake tel panny Helena Mssarek !
Rosaljs Gorna skolsktowsiy $5.49.
IA. Dskl. p. L. NoohowioE nKoohsm
ole, Polsko". IA. S2iew Wandy |
Franoisska Kulcsewskich Sonst. Is.
Spiew oh6ru do broui braols". Ma
s~akohcssnie z~ssp,ewano wsp6lnis
,Bots oof Polsks".
j. s. Czarnecki, sekr. obch.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-21
z BrOOklyna, N. Y.

Niniejszem mann honor zawiado-
mic Szan. Towarzystwa, szeby ME
urzadzaiy :pikniku W ~niedziele, dnia
20 sierpnia 1900 roku, poniewa. CRU.
Ply zwiazkowe beda mialy sw6j pix
mix W Ridgewood Parku, Long Is
land, N. z.
Nastepne p~osiedzenie delegaoji
odbedzie sic W niedziele, d. % lutte.
go 1900, o godz. Pei W sail pod mr..
AZ Grand str Brooklyn, n. Y.
w imieniu Komitetu Z~}aczonych
Grup q. N. P.
I. j. Jasihski, sekr.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-21

Zarazem zawiadamiam ozlonkow
naszej gruPy, il d. II grudnia odbe-
die sic posiedzenie, ma kt6rem cd.
beda sic wybory do komitetu uslugi
balowej.
J6zef Fijalkowski, sekr.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-21
4 F~iladelfji, Pa.

Obchod Listopadowy M ~polnocne]
ssronis mIssta ur.sd.ony pr.ss gr.
q. N. P. 1 iuue tow. gr. l, gr, 1872,
gr. 3O8, gr. 463. tow. Sokoi6w l So.
k6iek Pol, tow. Rssmisllnik6w Pol.
skich odbyi sic dnia % lissopada "
sail Arbeissr Sssnger Band p. q. 2l1
Fsirmont ave. .PrsIes Sokol6w w., ].
GaOrylswic. .sgaii obch6d, poorem
powoial ms estrada Jana Biaohow
akisgo, jake prszesa obchodu, kt6ry
wyti6msc.yi ~.nacrsnie tsgot. Pro
gram: l. Nova TAD. Spyohalskiegc.
2. Nova joe. Gabrylswicrs. 8. Tow.
spiswu nHslks" wykonsio ipisw
MA groby". 4. Dstlamacja A. Dy
bowskiego o Sokolsswis. 5. Dsklam
Jozefy Wssoiowskisj. g. Dskl. p. K
Mioho6skisj. 2. Nova p. H. Wilk.
8. Spisw tow. spieWu nHalka" 8
s1iew maiyOh d.isOi Wiksorji iJo-
zsfy Wssoiowskich nJessose Polsks
ME zgipesa". 10. Dskl. p. Jadwigi
Jachomorskiej. IL. Nova dr.. Baker
W jeryku angielskim. Sok6iSi K.
Michohsks | Rutkowsks s~kolsktowa
iy 80 55. Pofows ns Skarb Nsrodo-
Wy W Rsppsrswylu a poiows ma
pounik K~osciuszki. Ohch6d zostaf
sakchcsony spiswsm ,.B tie cos Poi
sks".
We Eapacz, sskr. obohodu.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-21
n Bridgeportu.

w pieknis p~rsystrojonej hall OBJ.
Juljans Plotrowskiego odbyi sic OBJ
oh6d Lissopsdowy urrsdsony stsra-
niem grup Wv. ! Tow. ns Bridge
porcis v nisdsiele d. 8 grudoia =. b.,
o gods. 4.S0. Ssla bysa sapssnious
20 brsegI. Presses komitet6v OBJ.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-21

w ~nisdEisle, dnia 8 gruinis b.. Z
odbyt sic obch6d powstanis Listops
dowsgo, urrad.ony pr.s. grupy 2
N. p, TO Ssr.ystwa swieck!e 1 kluby
polskie W Standard hall, ma poiud'
niowsj stronis missts. Hsls byis
prIspetniona publicrnofcis. Program
obchOdu byi nastspujaoy:
Prezss. oh. Bar,iomiej Piorun, Ia
gaia ssbranis ! ns prrswodnicsacsgo
powoisl ob. Jana Bochsfosak, stare
go .wisskowoa, kt6ry po kr6tkiem
prIsmowisniu, powOiai ma p~ierwsse.
go mowoa OBJ. Jana A. Ssrafina
2. Deklamacjs psnny Hslsny Ry
drswakisj. 8. Nova ORA Baker "
angislskim jesyku. 4. Deklsmacjs
psnny Franciszh Wswrzyniat. 5
Nova OBJ. Jana Oloht. 8. Dsklama
ola panny Jadwigi Kucharskiej. z.
Mo va dzislnsgo miodxishoa JoEef'
ALBERT. 8. DsklamsOja panny Fran.
cisrki Wawrsynisk. 8. Nova OBJ,
Msxymiljsna swskiego. 10.
Nova OBJ. Winoentsgo G6reckiego.
Towar.ystws, ktors brady udEisi
W obchodEisr uchwsliiy, ably urrsd.ic
obohod d. ii grudnia, W sstns roo..
nice smlsroi Jsrsego WAshiogtons
Ma ten eel rsbrsno skisdke, . ktorej
wpiyns'c So 80.
Ma koniec odspiswsno wsp6in!e
hymn uBozs COS Polsks".
u. Suiqtek, sskr. obchodu.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-12-02
,SGGE8s8S8sssss8ssssSsas9.
LOCAL MILANGE
stssssssssBsBsssssssssssBf

The petit jurors have been excused
until next Monday morning
The case OF the Territory Va scrog
gins No. 1, for stealing chicaeEs. went
70 the jury this morning.
A petition for divoce has been filed
la the district court by Green Rowland
from bis wife, Susie
A notarial commission was issued 20
y u Vincent, Of Garfield county. by
Secretary Jenkins today
Levitts Spider aud Fly company
viii appear in Guthrie on che 10Th. lt
is a spectacular production.
Ina letter 20 "a friend in this city Ed
Andrews, OF tine Andrews Opera com
pany. has said that hc win probably
have a date here some time iu January
Yesterday afternoon a negro woman
created considerable excitement by
attempting to thrash hes taikative
husband whom she is suing FOR di
vorce
r. I Sadlcr has started u movement
among the colored frntcrnlty o. de-
maud place ou the national Republic
can convention delegation. The PRO.
tectiye League will meet SOME time in
January a. consider the matter and
make a formal demand
Chas. Carpenter face De- . comb.ua
tion ~ blushta aud SMILES a luc,
bouncing, baby girl is 90 hs horne.
Charley has been hailowug Papa
up che rain water spout Tor week 80
that hc might become used Co thc
name
The articles OF Incorporation oi thc
frybergcr Nrwall turne- ...,n. ''r~a
Co OF M Reno, were flied today The
capital stock is $4,000 The company
win carry ON general merchandise
business The incorporatora are W D.
Fry berger. of Oklahoma city A. r.
Newall and W O Wheeler, % ElRcuo.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-12-02

Take tine most popular route 90 ~
Louis and all points east, Kansas City
aud all points north and west
santa Fc trains make close conuec-
tions at Oklahoma City and Wichita
FOR an points ON the Frisco line
81 Louis aud Kansas City mail and
express leaves oklahoma City at 3.i5
every morning, leaves So Louis at $40
every evening aud arrives 40 Oklahoma
Cityat $500 the following evening
Through reclining chair cars With
out change Pullman palace sleeper
from Mouctt o. So. Louis aud kausAs
City. You can secure berths 9efor
leaving Oklahoma.
Further Information viii Doe cheer
fully given by the nearest agent 1t
i. DuNS
Dist. Pass Agt Wichita kaas
RvRoN SNYuER, O.. u A.
St Luuis no.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-12-02
PERSONAL MENTION.
leeesaeaeossaSs sa.sa aaaaaa

Warren Bcnuet is over from Pawhus
ku
Geo. Frazier came la from stuwater
last night
Thos L. nicc Of ~ Reno vas ia ,he
city today
Bert Mcclure has returned from
pawnce.
NJ. 4 Turner was up from Oa,ahe
ma City today
w j Pollock Indian agent at Paw
huska De- in The ,ity.
Tatcm Dcliois bas returned from ,
commccc.a. trip
pcimar O.. Palmer. thc song writer.
arrived in the city today.
q T.. Anderson. one ~ tbe I1....t
knights Of che road is iu tne.,ig
John Dulancy ~ Perry. ace Taans.
giving dinner with Paul Newman.
Thos % DOYLE of Perry. (. la tbc
city looking after business mattcrs.
r. R a Whemer ~ ,bc Ham, An
nuity Association ui 81. louis atthe
Royal
j Rothsshilds.tae Cbrysa1tasmom
Pants man ~ Baltimore. is 90 .he
Royal
Miss Eose Rockefeller. % Oklahoma
.ily' was thc guest of Niat Iout, res.
terday.
Judge 3 4 Hainer % Percy will,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-12-02
,rrnrur corur pocRrr
several Sew ease. fiied To-day For the
Coming Term.

several Sew case. Fued To-day Tor the
Coming Term.
The supreme court dockct has bad
added Co its number OF appeal cases
the following, which have been re-
Gently dlcd
From Logan couniy-A. T. Neice w.
the territory OF Oklahoma.
F'om pottawatomie county-W 81
Dunham. county treasurer. vs.. Henry
fisherman. w. s Field. Byron slear.
B g. Brought e. al
From Noble county Clay Axhelm
v. thc United Statc5 of America
r. A Richardson. W. q Munroc, y.
Murray, Gilbert Martin and Geo. W
Muclin.X W. Elisha Penny
b. A. Richardson. et al vs.. Elisha
Penny
W H Mccormick vs. Thos. l. Bon
Hls
From fawuec county John Collins
vs n. j Green. county treasurer. and
j. 81. kuticr. sheriff
Ei G. Lassater aud a.. A Noble vs.
". j. Green. county treasurer. and J
NJ Rutter. sheriff
Mayer Holt and solomon Holt rs
j. NJ Rutter. sheriff. y. j Green
county treasurer. aud the board Oi
county commissioners.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-12-02

The oolored work IA Mggle berry
Book ~ an immense aid 90 berry grow
cra, ~ shows the leading bcr'
ries true 90 size, shape aud color
They were fret carefully painted
oy an experienced artist, aud then re-.
produced by lithography al cost OF
Overcome Thousand dollars Aside from
the color work there are scores OF re-
productions made directly from photo.
graphs Of berries. 90 that the reader
may have an accurate idea % them
See publishers announcement iu an.
other colum. The price Is 80 cents,
free by nail, address the publishers,
Wilmer Atkinson Co. Philadelphia.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-12-02

Ms johnson. the exquisite mil
hner WOHdcrS WhGt the people
U0Uid DO il she w0uld put on sale
for next Monday and Iuesdug
eUerg hat iH the store az third
less than first cost. She thinks
me people W0uid attend the sale.
SO the safe WW be- held Mohday
and fueSdGu.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-12-02

'UuoDr tbc Dome" Llucolu 3 Car
tere newest play win bc seen here for
the tat lmr at the Guthrie lheatcr
0n Wednesday, December o. It rs "a
lve acc comedy drama. the scenes o.
which ure .a.d .u Washington. New
York and tnc samoan Islands. Some
remarkable scenic effects are promis.
ed one M these is a reaiist repro,
ductou 0t Che dreadful hurricane
which swept the harbor OF Apia on
March d.. lss4 and which resulted in
the distraction OF the German war
vessels. Eber and Adler. and the
American war ships Nipsic, Naudalia
and Trenton and the beaching OF the
German war vessel Olga aud the loss
OF ltl lives. Another clever stage
counterfeit ior which much is promis
ed is the scene in which the audience
Ia company with the characters OF the
play make a trip by ferry boat from
Jersey City 90 New Prices e5. 85, so
and ia cents. Box seats 81.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-12-02

There are few ailments sn un.ou
Portable a. piles. hut ihsy t. e...E
Doe cured by using IABLLE- bIDa-
BYE PILE OINTMENT Relief 5r
lows its usc. and any one suf .@-
from piles cannot Afford 30 ueg.t
give trial Price soc Boz
tubes 75c. Sold by i. b Li.iic
aud Wheeler s. son.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-12-02
a.aoo Vile. ina Pullman

The new through passenger service
between kansas City and the City Of
Mexic1 was established bv the santa
Ie railroad rn E.s. I9. I.is working
sat.stact0r.r I.e comfort of the
travellers if aet.er and tbe profits Of
the raI'r1a' company are enhanced
Nou may rt.r .uto sleeping car at
Kansas ,itr at $3.50 o'clock any after
noon -r. ~ you stag in the ear for
rrar t.ug days you may ight from
i.e .r.a cHr in the historic City ~
NeE.. iHn distance covered ls al
unet $40 miles without chau.e OF
.ar-. 5fehecaIuF % baggage cr other
.h.r. f,r.- .I traFn er.
Commenting Notember tsth.
Observation sIccpcrs daily between ST..
L"Ha and san Antonio adding an
Ot.rr urrIva.ed feature To- sou Invest
tr4ve| via thc Frisco fine
----=--
taru J0uruuI farthc balBuce of IsD9
aud a.ICf fl.t :ont .rl and 1900
yearly drr rea e .. escry ga bscr Der
who e.Il rty oI.r 5ra- in advance fG~
.. H.iasoAa Weekly Leader. Nc
uetier farm papc, ,aan the Far.n
J0urua! yhis oTer is only made 90 a
nitei mum bcr the hg1: who come
forward
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-12-02

Have you d cold2 A doso of BAI.-
LARp's hoREHOuNn SYRUP at
bedtime will remove II Price csc
and zoe. sold by n b Lillic G Co. i.
and Wheeler N Son.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-12-02

II interested Ia horses, COWS or
sheep take ;he Farm Journal. We
will give this paper for the balance OF
1899 and all of 1900. 1901, 1909 and 1903,
nearly ave years 90 all subscribers,
new on old, who pay FOR the Oklah una
Weekly Leader year ahead, This
ODER is for short time only.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-12-02

Regular lou prices were 81. so,
S3 so, So and So, But my stock
is too large, and for Monday and
tuesday lVW sell hats at 75o 10
$3.50. Mrs. Johnson
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-12-02

IHey Wore tOrmerig sold al
S2 so. $3.50. So and So. bUt on
next h0Hdag and tuesday Mrs.
johnson WH turn them loose at
75C 90 $3.50.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-12-02

Deeds are Fruits. words are but
leaves The many wonderful cures eject.
ed hy Hood ssar.autrIilt are thr fruits by
which DO should hr Judged. These prove It
tn hr tnC great remedy for all h.uod discas-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-12-02

Ho,ods pills cure an liver u.s. Non-
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-07-15

due north of the blockhouse, where
there was house with outbuildings
aud trenches, all used by the Spaniardf
for cover. The cavalrymen say that
some time after they reached this point,
which was known to them as San Juan
House, they heard heavy firing at the
blockhouse. This led them to suppose
that the blockhouse had not yet fallen
when they reached the crest Of the
ridge. However, the infantry said that
they fred from the captured blockhouse
and vicinity upon the retIeating Span
iards and ut their second line. Many
gallant fellows Of Wikoff's and Haw.
kins' brigades fell after the blockhouse
was in the possession Of the Americans.
Among these was Lieutenant Ord OF
Hawkins staff, who broke away from
his leader in order to go in with the
men Of his own regiment, the Sixteenth.
Ord's conduct that day was heroic, his
death most tragic. When the brigade
was at the creek, deploying for the at.
tack, he had said by way Of encourage.
ment, "You can take 1t In 80 minutes. "
Major Forse of the First cavalry, who
went forward with his battalion after
the capture Of "Kettle" hill, was also
killed.
The infantry reformed lines at the
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-07-15

.,..
olocknouse anu .ooh po',.on " -.
counter attach' whion h'''o
Inrea.ene" rum 'no ,'..i,....
Inc piockhouso was piion .
ioopnoieu, WIN trenoneS VI cay" -.
ana IN 'front.' Yves, Oh u, lowaru oan'
ago the grounu laiis lil,o uue.p uop'e.
sion' OH nunufeu yafus Wehswa.u, y"
ootn sizes OF tne mann roau " '"n Nv ~
the spanish haa s'rohg woihs, On 'no
american right ana ieIe Oh .nis uepiee
sion the neigh's are aprup., anu pv'
session vi ,nese was essenoi -
holding OF the piockhouse ne wei aS VI
hettie NH, Dscanse 'ne neish.e VIZ
tne american ren' Vi tne piooAno"'o
itseit are higher thah he',ie mn.
AS soon as the cavalry tooR possession
OF Kettle NH, az already oesc,'oeu'
many OF the soidieis hau rushed 10,
ward TO the west crest ana opened WIN
their caroines upon tne opanIarus
AROUND tne heignts IN irout MaJors
ana captains got their oattalions ana
!roops togetner and WIN oheer cnarBeo
forward. Two troops Oh the Ihiia cav
airy, LED by MAJOR Vessels captains
horton, hunter ana morgan uasneu
strsiRht ior the building kno"n as tne
San Juan HOUSE Inc Niutn anu ien'n
cavalry wi.n p;,r' OF 'nc roush riuers,
seemed 10 sulke ior 'he house' oue
OWING 10 CONSTRUCTIONS 'ne iihe pecaine
mixed. on tnis charge 'here were some
casnai'les. captain Digeio" ana Lieu
tenant hoDer's Oh me lenth were wouhu,
gu III c.arsins "o"h rom ne'''e NM
'np 'he sWa'e' az" Japan -hcSoy
was wounueu AZ asoeh'ihs 'ne riuEe'
Capia'" " Nei', VI 'io rough riuers' was
%,iieu' ooo', ai'e, io'cn'nb .ue nouse
MAJOR Wesseis ana Oap'ain hunter OF
, m iniin VIZ III. ihe iait vi "aJor
VESTS .ei' 'ne ooiiiii S oi 'ne resl-
, rnen' ~ VIC h","s y, o1p'ai, .nor'oii,
nroop' anu d. unuer poush'on anu
Dus"n' cunning up run san qua" pioch'
nouse, Jo'neu, "iu nol'oi Pusheu ,or-
m",u 49, ~. si"' w ."o .ies' VI ,no Iiuse.
ino nm .,'" p",' Vi 'up iousi r'oers
~ 1,i " VIZ isn' VI .p"' g''n'' "ii'A
S o." va, WIN LIeu'enahe
"nai. anu wv. wv uuop' :" 'ne ''is'
'"n T,l . ma' a,eo 'ne.o
,.,u H. ;a.. , 10. Aep' ~ 'open
riI =. GO, i.,, "ti 'ne way up lhe
49, y, .b o"n 'u". p.o'nno . anu Le'un
T rs s'0 T, wa. on VI. i,i' Y. 'he
,;ua -, .ha .. e o".'s ha' s'I1nB
an,oni;". So, ,ta Sa, tas y, .ne t..so
,,a.d .n,s.ra ,ha ~, Dama,. I .o"a nu''n ,.
W. g.. so"a o - % .oa"' i,"uS
.oo iii 80 81 TELL TILL. .a"a. .' ,.i''
diataly heoan ;nt,onchin, snna nsin,
hin mates and snoors and n,hors as
nec;aIlv tho Tenth cavaIrv ,oo,s rrnn,h,
along IN their hacks mi. ,iob, a, ,hs
line was nnder fre from a SiocShonso
ow .n,r.ua .,,o III 60. -. n..,.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-07-15

"A N j U A N
blockhouse had
fallen, but the
killing of Amer.
leans did moi;
stop. Less tbsn
500 yards beyond
1t, upon high
elevations, to the
right and to the
left. the Span
iards still held
ON. At this time
part OF the Third,
Ninth and Tenth
cavalry an d
r ou & h riders
Nyara ON the Iilpr
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-07-15

Who tells the achievements secured by American Arms in the
Orient from the time when Admiral Dewey made his historic entrance
into Manila Bay to the present.
The work consists of y-xy octave pages with eghty-fou
superb illustrations from photographs and series Of sketches by
Pierre Boernger, the War Artist who accompanied Americas Ex
peditonary Forces.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-07-15
BULLETS SANG DEATH"
Though San Juan Fort Had F ALI
en-, the Battle Went On.
"HERE WE AREI HERE WE sTAYr

How the victors Faced Spanish Re-
serves--short Range For the Cav
airy on San Juan Cre.t-Penrson's
Infantry Carried the Line Forward
beyond All Others.
Copyright. 1898. by the AuthorI
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-07-15
SPECIAL FEATURES OF ON TO MANILA:

Sketch the life of Admiral George Dewey the
deck of his Flagship.
complete roster of the Oregon California Washington and Idaho
Volunteers with death list compiled and revised to May 25th.
Department devoted Cafornia's regiment
from sailed from San Francisco the present
Portraits Commanders Cafornia's Officers,
taken in Manila.
Groups of Caiona Companies taken while duty in Manila
Authentic Maps showing of Army the Island
of Luzon.
immense Panoramic View of City of Manila reproduced
from Photographs.
Illustrations produced from photographs showing the American
troops field in camp barracks and action against the
Spanards and the Filpnos
detailed story of the two campaigns written by author who,
having detailed special War Correspondent accompany
Deweys Fleet the Eighth Army Corps specially fitted
to describe the stirring Boys
far.away Islands of the Orient.
Beautifully Gold and Embossed Covers, and by special
arrangement placed BULLETINS readers
the price of
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-07-15
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-12-29
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-12-29

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-12-29
Won Martens Foresight.

Prof Fredrick Won Mar o1s, who
holds the chair of International law
in the St. Petersburg university,
and is frequent representative of
the czar in legal councils of mo-
ment, is not a Russian citizen, nor
even a Russian subject, but a phil
osophic German. He is a notable
linguist and author, and at the
Venezuela arbitration conference i'll
Paris, where he read the decision
of the commission, he had a pleas
ant fashion of addressing each del
egate in his own language. One
of the English jurists wondered
how the professor was able to keep
up his knowledge of so many mod
ern tongues. The professor re-
piled: 1t is self-defense. You see,
in case | lose my chair | wish to be
prepared for any offer Won foreign
ers may make > = Philadelphia
Post.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-12-29
Town Declare 4 an Intrudc-

Vinita. l I Dec 3s,-A case
has been decided at this place Of
considerable interest to tn. Cher
kee nation. Tho little town OF
Cenfralia, twenty-five miles north
west Of this place. has sprung up
Ike magic, b-ing built princi-
pally by intruderS in the Cherokee
nation. Some time ago the chief
OF the Cherokee nation authorized
{. 5. shelton os this place to in
stitute snit for the recovery Of the
property of public domain. The
snit ended with Shelton gaining
the whole town and all the inn
proyemcnts on the land in this
town. Tho coart held that the in,
trnderS had no right t. own tie
property