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The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1899-06-16
The Fou: III Vt shelton.
SALUTE AT SUNRISE
HORSE RACING ON PRAIRIE ATe.,o

-
HoKSE RACING on PRAIRIE AT $780,
PRIZE PRIZE
II mia pr.,.s.-r LIST End
Best 2out of 8, entrance $3.50
4 mile Running Race ., M N 10
Best out Of 8, entrance g.
Il mile Free-for-au o5m 100
Best out g. entrance $3.50.
n mile Pony Race 1on %
Entrance $1.O0.
mile Trotting Race 15on 1ooo
Best out of 8, entrance $3.50.
Mason Co. Horses, Lorilad Barred.
mile Race, Horses VS. Bicycles $500
l mile Mems Bicycle Race 1000 5m
Best2 out of 8, entrance so cts.
n mile Boys Bicycle Race 500 on
Boys under Is years.
u mile Ladies' Bicycle Race 5oo ,so
There must be at least entrances to each
race.
TOWN SPORTS.
Exercises at Grove O'Clock.
Boys Base Ball Game 2:S0 O'Clock, Innings $40
shelton Base Ball Club VS. Port Gamble $3.50 $40.
Bicycle Parade at 80 o'clock,
Best decorated Wheel, Mems $3.50, Ladies
$50, Boys 81 so, Girls S2.50
Grand $500 Fireworks Display.
ANGUS MCDONALD, Secv.
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Around the County.

PICKERING PASS. June II. Is
Mr. Downs of Hartstein Island has
been reveling in straw berries and
cream for two weeks. He leads on
Strawberries, but Mrs. Morris leads
with new pot
Henry Sorrinson is visiting at Mrs.
Morris's. He is a photographer OF
note from Ballard.
Wilson & Smith, of Arcadia, are
putting in pipe logs at the Du6e1d
landing.
Mrs. Haskell is home from Tacoma
very much improved.
George and Robbie McClurg, of
Olympia spent Sunday at Rosedale
Ranch. They always enjoy visit at
Grandma's.
Mrs. Morris was caller at Mrs.
Grinrod's and Mrs. Inman's. She says
one needs more than a call to do JUS
tice to either place for they entertain
so royalty; And the Inman's have SO
many grand curios that you would not
get through in one week.
Our old friend Brewster Canning was
married at Ocosta to Miss Viola Nc
Cormick. PEcKSNIFF.
PICKERING, June 18th.
| The young people all attended the
dance last night at Wilson's Hall Ar
cadia, and report a good time.
Mrs. r. P. Morris and son were
visiting in Skookum Bay this week.
1t is reported that the camp of the
Seattle Bridge Co, will be moved back
to Hartstein.
j. M. Downs picked the first ripe
Strawberries of the season, May 18th
r. D. Haskell also had berries last
week.
Walter Jackson is putting in CROP
on his claim, and expects his family
June 10Th to spend the simmer.
E. H. Haskell took his wife to Taco
ma Yesterday for further medical
treatment.
| School election in Dists. S and 81
passed off quietly, and all went home
satisfied at the results.
| Isle An H4uT
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Methodist Services.

Class meeting, 1915 A. M, C.. W.
Fisk, leader.
Sunday School, 1915 P. NJ, Prot. F.
N. Smith, Supt.
Morning sermon, II A. M. subject
"The Past, Present and Future lenses
OF the SOUP
Epworth League Gas p. m.
Evening sermon. 1880 P N. subject
"Jericho's Curse and the Later
Blessing.
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LAND OFFICE AT OLYMPIA. WASH,

FRANK G. DEcKEBAcH, Register.
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On>>~~,9 449, 451, 453
XuuCl ~ Noros0 os0ab>Str
600
sfew=0ort elaftii@e &rn4bamser,

ssew=0ort elaftii@e &ra@banser,
pbne 6eeer,
f6nnen Gag unb Na&t setrasen weroen.
aum 0art 0uutmts 9rnM b bdnoer,
meId5e ME rotten, feItf teiM Baoen Mot bte'
feIben finb Bon olIen Geriteu betens
enpfohIen.
q perfertist aud aut Sefenuns' n's aut Eager
GdhmIterb6neer. unterIeibSbtnten,
weid5s unS 6cl,fiKen.
70 arrausss Sa feline seebrten 3unoen beens suirses
ben seftrlt itnb.
MGe NruGbdnher, ganbasen unb Suftrumente uer,
Aen oorantirt, beb fie posn, unb aus Sauberfe uno
Dejte anseiertist.
ruter Uuitidf peu Dlee. Reirba1l' ~orton1a-
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synrtoauernbe SelnraniB.

Die Seru6igungs 8erlu6e oss britt
Iden ariegsminii!erium5 psrfsh(tn
ibrsn 3ned. - Sin Nngriff auf
Golenio, binter benz 8iiden pes
Generals Wbite, befiir6tet.
2onbon, 2. Nopember. - Die
iet Oisnitag gtheno bier eirgstroffez
men, targsn Nu9ridien aus eaOpz
1mitb buben bic t:sr berrIdsnce Be-
IorsniB iber bic Gage ber bortigen br;z
tiiGen Sruppen our6aus ni9t perz
minosrt. Oas arie9sminiitsrrum tpefb
no6 gii4ts bapon, ouB General Sir
Rebpers Buffer, Der britilhe Sberbez
feblsbabsr fir Siibafrita, bic Sap
ituot bereits berlai1en baben fon.
golsnIo, bic nd4Ite StaSt imHiidsn
bss 9eneruls W6ifs, lit, nie berluutet,
our9 sins fir ibre 9eri9eiOigung biaz
rsiherbs Mlilitdrz uno 5lottsnma6t
bsisbt. 3pei 3lp0lfpfiinoer : 5lotten-
'@eI6Ibe iinb bem 9sr1le6msn nu9
nabe Der iiber ben Sugela Hiber fii6z
renben Bride, sinsm Der pi6tigIttr
Yuntte an Der Giienbubn 5piI9en
2obpfmftb unb pietermaribburg, auiz
sepflan3t unD ioQten i'm Stanoe iein.
bic Bride gegen irgsno einen 2lngriff
Der 8oersn gu bebaupten unb i6re 3e,=
ii0rung gu Derbiiten. Sollte ss ben
gperen gelin9en, oieie Bride gu aerItOz
rem, 10 fpiirbe Dies unterbre9ung bes
8abnpsrtsbrs nit 2abblmitb auf uns
bsitimmte 3sit bsosutsn. Ddbrenb Die
8erii9te iiber 8epsgungen Der 8peren
in bisier Hi4tung nod niht befdti9t
iinb, oarf Elm 8orl ltob segen Solenl .
ieOen Mugenblid erpurtet tperbsn, uno
piele Sahoeritdnoise glauben, bab be
8oersn bic BeI9isBung BON 2ubpImitb
nur gu ben 3lpsds fortieben, ben 9sz
neral Wbits gu bei9dftisen, pdbreno
lie 6inter feinsm Riiden Initaltsn 81
einem 4n9riff auf Golsnio trsfFsn.
Die einsissn bellts bier eirgstroff>z
men Na6ri4ten Don 9eosutung, ouBtr
osr Ulittbeilung oes @ensrals Wbits,
paB er lid fpObl befinbe unO feline Stels
lung gu 2oobinuitb nod bsbaupte, pa>
rem Die 9er.uitliiten uno eine Disoerz
bplung Der 4nsube, bub bic 9oerpn
Bel oem tir5li6sn 4usfaq Der 9ritan
aus &mberlep iatpers WerluIts srlitz
ten.
Die 0onboner 8ldtter fa9ren fort,
grobe 8enugtbuung iiber bic SDmp1z
t6:e Der Der. Staaten gu dubern. O:t
~St. games @aSstts" ldBt bsute tpiez
Der einen 2lrtifel iber Sturnmperz
panoH9aft, Snterefengeneinldaft i.
I. No., u. |. M, pom Stapsl.
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@rtau6sn Sie mir, S9nsn einen onz
beren concrsten 5al mitSutbeilen,
tpel6er bic in 8etra9t se5ogene Nngez
kssnbsit iluitrirt. Sn 1892 erbielt
MarbGano gang unerlpartet bon ben
Ser. Staaten aus ben refunoirten
8riegsItsusrn bic SlMnms bon $391,z
299.83. Soburo ss bstannt murbe,
bab bieie grobs Sumrn,e i'm Staatsz
S4abamte sinsetroffen lei. piinfAte
elm Sebsr einen Slbeil oapon. @ hislt
es fir meine pfliht, es gu berbinbern,
bab elm Gent bon Disiem 9elo an einen
ein5isen Der MppGitanten gsgsbsn
tuiiroe, ionbern 6ab Der gan5e 8etrog
fir. bic BsSublung Der 0ffentlideH
SdulO psrtpsnDet aperDen iollts. Die
bole Su1nnne 1puroe naa einem id1pez
rem aanrpfe in folgenber Wei1s pers
tpenoet: $2C2,0OO tpurbsn fir bic 8es
5a6Guns elmer iiberfdllissn Staatsz
ftlulo gebralr6t unb Der Hsit in ben
Silgungsfonb iibergefiibrt. Ois 4tte
bon 1892. aapttel 96. lest bic gan5e
9neelsgsnbeit bar. 'Sn 8erbinbuns
nit @oupermur 8rotpn mahie i9 ben
gnttpurf gu Die 1er Mfte. S4 ertpGbne
bisien @orfalI gu benz 3pede. am
meine 3ub0rer rpifen gut lafen, oab
Der Mann, tpetdsr mir BEL ltanb in
ben Sample 5ur 3ettuns oieies 8elz
beg, Sobn Waltsr Smitb mar. (Seiz
fausrufe.)
0lnberntbeils beanIprlphen bic 3ez
publifaner bas 8erbienIt. bic Heuubz
I4dbungsBiG in 1896 angenommen
gu baben. Sd tpiirf9e biermit nrr gu
erfldren, baB jtbe quite Belle in bieier
reprblifanf9en Nsua6i9dbungs&8iG
elmer 8iq entnommen tporben mar, bic
elm Oemofrat gei9riebsn 6atte unb bic
Stpei Mdf bon elmer bsmotratiT9en
8efebssbung angsnommen poroen
mar. (geifaG.)
Die 3scoros ber S6. 9ering unb
Hapner finb ebsn1o giinltie, als berz
ienige beg 9rn. SmiEh Der eine i'm
Senat unb Der anosre inn @ongreB.
Meine 5reunbs, Sis tOnnen teinsu
Ssblgriff begsbsn, tpsnn Gie Der oel1ro>
tratiIden Purtsi Sbre thatfrGftiee
llnterIriiBung 5latpenbsn. Sd bitte
Sie. unublGffig fir Den
Grfolg ber g utei pes 9 l.
fes t6dt tig gu jbfeiben, bis
bic Slim mplGbe am ma 4z
fen Otenftag eef6loffen
per be n" Nnbultsnoer Subel.)
(3OO
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Yetppbner bollGnbI9er MbItonnrrrg
i'm 8eGtaraz unD @riquafanos in
5olse Der Innsrions Proclamation
ben goeren ani9lisben tperoen.
&dpitabt, 81. Sftpbsr (peripda
teD. - Man bebduptst, ss feien 5000
Wann 9oeren urrter bsm Selb4Gprnet
Outoit gu 8etBulie Bridge conaentriri.
Der Sranie 4iper lit ieDo4 5ur Sell
bod amgsi6ppllen unp tann niat
oltr6furtbet peroen.
termdrt bnrg, 2. gfop.
- Gs piro gems(ost, baB bic 8oeren
einen She'll bes 9ululanoes beIsbt unb
ppmerob, so Meiisn Don 9reDtptpn,
eingenommsn bdben.
Stupellauf sines neuen
britifden S4laats !.
i9iffes. 10
81 6atb a M, Gnglanb, 2. Npp. -
Oas nsue britil6e SthIu9tIhiff eritsr
8luHe ,9erNrable purbe BON ssrau
Chamberlain, Satin bes britiifea
8olpnialminiiters (gebprensr Gnbicolt
aus Waibtnstpn, .. g. getuuft. Mi=
niiter Chamberlain mar ebenfalls an
ipsisnb unb erbielt cine Spation. Gire
Sodtsr BON Sir @illiam 9enrD
Wbite, Directors pes Slotten Gons
ltruttions Siireaus, iiberrei6tue ber
5rMu Gbumberluin einen ppa9tpolIsn
8lumsnltrauB. Cine grpbe MsrI9enz
menge tppbnte Dsm StupellauF bei,
tpel6sr p6ne llnfau bon Staaten airg.
Der r8enerabls" i1t Elm syabr3e.g
BON 14,0O0 Spnnen unb $4,000 Pferz
&traft, 400 SUB lang, rs SUB brett
unO bon 26a SUB Siefgang. Gr piso
NIT elmer ooppelten S6rdube perI Ieb,n
iein uno per 5tpOfi5Oaiss, 5lpOlf ie4sa
5Dlige nb sins 9lnaubl fleinersr &c.
i4iibe fiibren.
Die sefungenen 8riten
in Yretprto.
Wai6inston, n, .. g., 2. Nop.-
Die britiIds Regierung bat bic Geglsa
rllna Der 4epublit Srunspdal sr1ll6f,
(CurtSrtuun fichc Z. Seife.)
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lung BON 2abbImitb TT nun sins poa'
ItGnoies, unb bic 8Oeren beberri 6rn
Pietsrnraribburg uno bic Ourbanz
giienbabn.
rOie BptI9aft lit bem Genera!
Wbits 5ugesangsn, bub MaftinQ
I9tper beordnst 1T. unb oab bic 8osz
rem 5tpei MusfdGe Der belagerten 9urz
niion suriid sei4lagen baben. Die
llebergabe BON Mafsting piro itinOz
li9 ertpartet. Nuberosm beitGtigt iif
bic Na6ri9t, bab bic 5ruppsn oss
Oranje Srei iitaats Golssburg eina's
npmmen baben.
Qonbon, 2. Nopember. - Der
&risssmiriiter ertldrt bic in pariz
RrDffentlj9te Nadri9t iiber bic Gin
nabme DON Golenio Dur4 bic 8oersn
fir gduali9 llrbssriinost. Briihel
Don tpo aus bic 9apas Igentlr BIZ
Na9ri9t er6alten gaben min, lit oa5
9auptquartier bes Or. 2epos, oiplo.
mutil4en4senten Der Republit Srdn5:
paal, unb man psrmut6et bier, oab biz
fragli1e OepeI9e muir eine uufgs:
baui9te 8osrsn 0srlion Der tiirati,
6sn 8dmpfe lit.
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Mareoni's eB1ent.
grperimente nit benz orabtloIsn Sele:
grapbiren auf bober Sse.

grperimente nit benz orabtloIen Sels=
srapbiren auf bober @es.
y2em Yort, 2. Nop. - Die
8unoes &rtessldtffe uNstp Yorf'
unb rMai1a9uIetts" febrten ssitsrn
nu4 elmer breitGsigen &rsu5fo6rt,
tpdbrenb tpel6er ausgsbsbnte grperi=
| msnte nit Marconi's brabtloIer 5elez
graphic auf grDbsre Gntfernunsen ssz
madt purbsn, pieber bierbsr aurud.
| Wenn dud bic Snltrumente, tpel9e BEL
ben 8srluten benubt tpurosn, neil ur=
Ipriingli9 niht ba3u bsitimmt, 6rn.
Marconi ni4t bfrisbigten, 10 ssigten
bic Experiments bod Dem setpaltigsn
Nuben bes Spltsms. gs gelang. bic
Wirf1amtsit onosrsrS SmItrumsnte pda=
usno Der Grperimente p0uis iGualoriid
gu MAIDEN. 8ei ben porbsn, pel9e
angsfslIt tpurben, ergab lid, baB bic
Wpparate nur altf cine Gntfernuna
bon tpeuiger als 38 Msiln funftionirz
ten, neil 9r. Warconi ni6t bic a1lf ei=
ne gntfernl1ng bon 80 Wfeilen pirfen=
ben Qpparats NIT nah Qlmerifa ss=
bra6t fat 9lm Jreitag tperoen nod
einmal GrperinRnte gemu6t psroen,
UNI ben MitglisDern beg Sfsna4cprps
cine Sbee bon Der grfinoung gu gsben
uno am Samitag piro 6r. Mareoni
na6 gngtono abrs, len. Die 8unbs5=
neutrality-suspicious. beablihtigt, bic
Grfiuoung ON Der aiiite bon 9llasla
lGnb BET ben p6iIippinsn Snleln in
Intpsnoung 3u brinssn. Wie ST..
Marconi Iuste, tpiro bis engliI9e Rez
gierung 1ein SpItem in Dem &risge in
Subdfrifa in Nnpanbuna brinaen.
s9les's Sciub in atlanta.
9ltlantd, @a., 2. Nopember. -
Oas 8iresr gpmite, pe!dxs bic
@orbsreitunsen fir ben gmpFang Nb=
ntira( S9lsD's tpdbranb isinss 9,luz
DIES 6ier am Samifug unb Sonntag
trifft, fat bieIelben obgei6fohen.
SamItag Morgen niro Der bsrporra=
genbe @d|t Dem @oubsrneur Gambler
sineu &Tud abItattsn uno bon oisiem
oann Der 2sgis(atur in sems;nIamsr
Sibung porgeIteut perbsn. Die benz
4bmiral gu gbren itottfinbsnbe pa=
rabe pirb Don osm gbrensuite nno
bonn Nupitortum aus abgenommen
tperDen. Qlbenbs tpirb Wbnrirdl S9IeD
@at be 8 rGapitpl Gitb Club" uno
am @onntas Der bss nRobal Nreaz
mum" fein.
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9n Ser 9aqe.
2aDDimitb bollitanbtg tiolirt.
Seit !3 llbr gefern @a9mittag 1T aaer
&ertebr abgei6nitten.
0erddbte uber Die Gtmmabme ppm Golenio

Sm Sale gadt bdisi 10 if ous eddiol Der mss bes 9sz
nsrals gBb bsse as britde ariessminierium mot nod
psr3pfsl joo nt ebr erfofsrsdt gsrud bic srtz
tsnsn Tisbsrlagen gu pertuam. - Imsritaniid @pmpa
tbie trdufslt ganam in bic Wunben Gnslonos
Die pidial Der qsHu Bis Mtterrad9t ensstrunn Nudthtsn
6er ben sranspaul rkg bsbt elmer 0e bs Soupnelrs bon
gaa psldr btiIn gegung mttei paB aur Tsrshr NIT
2abDlmb felt 43 lbr gern Na4mia9 unron IT. Yorsr mar
on cine 8osren Nen urnnos SpsfE BON Der 9ods7@gsnz
ur in paris epansn poroen nhdts boB bic Sosrsn DE
ans bel 2abbmib jbt plfanoig nr uno Die Sao eoRno s
pt Gien6obn 5pn 9abDmtb uno petermarlBbus 9s7
gene @hation ioi General Wbts SGng alp I'M udn oef>
elben einsenpmmsn baben @oa @ o drt btatsn 10 mare
General bi id5ug mo bic 3uubr BON Worratbn aDsn
kn feline &apudipn mb bnnn &uram erfolgsn pnn nt @
neral Butler unrparet mun GriaB brtngsn oats as bfr
sgsminium geb slbIDs dnolm n au baB onle NdHr'n De-
arunbs it, per0fsntt 925 gn Tormlttdg BON Sdo9
mt6 absede SspIf in pld General gbl meo oB er sne
@nung baupst lebrers btis Wnsr bstsn uuf 9stst'
psbsr Hen in per4Ronsn Srtn um Stmuns u ps ods 81 MAJ
en bridn 2pen peFs pdbreno Der kBtn paar 2u9s
limm bic 5osn esfalsn it, peosr pas 9futb snufOBsn
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Die g adj lase gu e / m Ser 3
unD anberen 0unften.

Sopetop n, aaptolonie, 2. Hoo.
- Magiltrat 9drnsportb, psl4sr To-
ebsn aus alipoam amgetOmmer iIt, BE-
rihtst, baB IiGb 5000 8oersn in bar
uugsbung bon &imberlsp befinben
uno ulle Wess geIpau bspa4sn. 5arns>
portb fam nabe genug un 3imberlep
Doriibsr, UNI bic S4sintprfer Iebn gu
t0nnsn. gs Ipuroe ibm ssIagt, oab bic
9ertbe:oiger Der Stabt gum 9lusbu.s
rem enti4lohen, isoo9 Der tangen TN
tbdtigfeit miioe ieien uRo uuf bic ball
oigs 9lntunft DON grlabtruppen boffs
ten. Die Nd6rihten iiber bic jiingitsn
@rfolse Der 8oeren 9aben fih raf9
iiber bic san5e peitlide @ren5e perbrs..-
tet, uno 9r. 9arnstpprtb 1T Der 9lrz
Ii4t, bob fih urirhltens ps 9dlfte Der
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Dcmo6rati(C6c
Mane&tuerIantntlm,t9
Vadel;m9 >Harace
ViermnSStuansia @arbs
in 3eib' Mno @lico,
Samfag Abfnb, y. lGou. '99.
3epiies unS 9fconer Sribiine ami Der
@atbba,tssFlasa.
HeOner:
I9tb. Sobn @alter Smit6,
Gen. 8. aDo Douglas,
9r. SEaaf 2pbs Straus,
Q9tb. So6n g. Yoe,
!6r. Ilon5o 8. Milss,
Sr. Slin 8rban,
9r. 9oparb grpant.
9r. Sacob 90. Moles.
9(d5tb. eSames 8pnb fiibrt benVpriit,
Sames .. 6prter. g8. =. Norter,
&oriiser. Sefretdr.
(3O7-S)
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!Spcjialllotij,
. Ct
ct. 1Salllt8
Saping8
Tllllo

Iabet Sic bisrnrit Elm. in beRen 8ants
2otalen por5ulpreden unb ii4 etne
sparbanf fir's 0aas foftenlos
geben gu laFen. fans Sic Elm @inlsger
finb; tpsnn ni9t, folIten sic $500 be-
poniren, bann iperben Sic eine iolde
erbalten.
81 Yroaent 3infen tperben auf alle
Depofiten beoablt.
9auptbIreau: SiibotzGds 9altiz
,npreitrabe unb poftzSfficez@penus.
SGslia ge0ffnet bon 10 nbr Wor=
mittoss Bis 3 ubr Ga4mittags;
montag urtb Samftas Ibenh bon 5
Bis 7 ubr.
3peigzgiipsau: NorbpefzGde Gu
uno @omerIetitrabe.
Ffsn jeosn Mittpo9 uno Cant
2tbsnp BON 4S Bis 9 llbr.
t3l-)
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s9leb's 8ciub in atlanta.

= gine DOT tpenisen Wohen in
Horburp, Der 9oitoner 8oritdot, am
gefpmmsns iurge Ginpanoerin, Bar
6ara Gabn, purbe i'm 9auie ibrer
Sapeifer als 2eide sefunben. sic
hotte unperlebens bas @ds angebrebt
unD mar i'm S4laf eritidt
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-01-06
THE PACIFIC COAST LIMITED
VIA THE TRUE SOUTHERN ROUTE. -

VIA THE TRUE SOUTHERN ROUTE
The Pacific Coast Limited" the new
California train will leave Chicago at 200 p.
m, and st, Louis 1870 p. m, every Tuesday
and Saturday arriving at Los Angeles third
day at 400 p. M. and San Francisco fourth
day noon. and will run via Chicago & Alton,
St. Louis, Iron Mountain & Southern, Texas
& Pacific, and Southern Pacific Railways.
This luxurious train consists of composite
car containing reading, writing, smoking
room, buffet, baFber-shOp and bathroom a
compartment car containing seven private
compartments and double dawing-Iooms (;
twelve section sleeping-cars with state and
dnwing.rooms, also, dining-car in which all
meals will be served a la carte, and traverses
regionof perpetual sunshine whore snow
blockades, billiards OF high attitudes are un-
known. In addition to our weekly tourist
car line via the scenic route, we will operate
a weekly Tourist car via THE True Southern
Route" leaving Chicago every Tuesday and
from st. Louis every Friday morning For
illustrated and descriptive literature, time
tables, very lowest rate of fare to all points
west and southwest, address j. +. McCann,
Travelling Passenger Agent or w. E. Hopt,
Gen'l Eastern Passenger Agent, Spl Broad
way, New York. If
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with facts as 10 their antecedents The
following have definitely accepted Of
flee: President of the cabinet and min
lister OF foreign affairs. Mabini. min
lister OF the interior. Teedoro Sandlco.
civil engineer educated in England
and Belgium and taken 90 Manila from
Hong Kong by Rear Admiral Dewey,
minister Of war General Baldomero
Aguinaldo. q cousin Of Agulnaldo; min
lister of finance. General Trias, close
ally Of Aguinaldo; minister OF public
works. Gregorico Gonzaga. a lawyer.
until recently the Filipino agent at
Hong Kong and formerly spanish at
torney general IN the Visayas.
a member of the Filipino junta here
explains that AguInaldo did not run
away but left Manila for the noun
famous region behind Cavite, In order
TO make secret arrangements for his
voyage 20 Iloilo." He also asserts n
the Americans insist upon the occupa-
tion Of the principal cities by the Amer
lean troops the whole Of the Fillpinos
Will resist by force OF arms"
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Chicago. Jan. 6-S. +. Gross. a prom
ineut real estate dealer OF this city.
filed bin I'm the United states circuit
court Yesterday asking for an injunc-
tlon against A. NJ. Palmer, the man
ager. and Richard Mansfield, the actor,
restraining them from producing the
play "Cyrano de Bergerac." Mr. Gross
claims that the play Is stolen from a
play written by him 20 years ago under
the title Of Merchant Prime OF Corn
Vile" He declares that some years
ago he sent a copy OF his play to
Merrs Mansfield and Palmer, but never
heard anything from them. Now Mr..
Gross asserts they are producing a
play founded upon his work.
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DON'T LOOK.
VERY Dangerous, But if Left to ItseI
Death.-A Shenandoah Case.

There are some diseases that do not arouse
o,r svmpathy-the disease is not deep-and
tbo,efore our sympathy is shallow. But we
very often make very serious mistake
such as calling backache light aflliction.
Backache means kidney trouble every time,
and If you don't drive it away, it will never
90 Of its own accord, without taking you
with IT, But it does not continue simply as
b.ckache Soon the urine becomes affected,
either too much of it or too little, and in
either case il is expelled only with pain
acute pain. Then comes the sediment stage,
which means cutting sandy deposits and
sometimes stones like kernels of corn. Then
follows Diabetes or Brights disease. Don't
YOU think backache dangerous2 We do, but
must add just few words, and they are
Doans Kidney Pills cure every time, aud all
stages of kidney disease, but it is always
best to keep as far from the danger line as
possible and the cure is easier.
Mr.. David Thomas, of 2O4 Mayberry alley,
miner says 81 have suffered intensely from
my back and kidneys. | was in the hospital
for several weeks and when returned about
seven months ago was suffering from a con
tinuous backache and an acute lameness
across my loins. l could hardly get off
chair and it hurt me severely to straighten
up if had been STOPPING or bending forward.
There were pains all through my head
especially in the top aud back part. l
thought they arose from neuralgia, but l am
now convinced that my kidneys caused it for
on getting Doan's Kidney Pills from Kirlins
Pharmacy and using them the lameness in
my back and the pains in my head have all
disappeared and there has been no return Of
them since"
Doan's Kidney Pills for sale by all dealers.
Price so cents. Mailed by Foster-Mlburn
Co., Buffalo N. Y, sole agents for the U. s.
Remember the name Doan's and take no
other
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London, Jan. 6.-Mrs Bloomfield II.
Moore, Of Philadelphia, died at her
London residence yesterday. She was
70 years Of age, and had been IN for
several months from heart disease She
had lived for the past 70 years in the
most fashionable quarter of London,
and is understood TO have LEFT a large
fortune. Mrs. Moore was a staunch
friend Of the late John w Keely. Of
Keely motor fame, and advanced him
many thousands of dollars. Although
the doctors give heart disease as the
cause of death, her friends agree that
Mrs. Moore really died Of a broken
heart due to her grief over the death
of Mr.. keelN.
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Cairo. Jan. 6.-Viscount Cromer
British diplomatic agent in Egypt, and
General Lord Kitchener, the sirdar
have held a reception OF Soudanese
sheikhs and notables at the sirdars
house at Omdurmau. Lord Cromer, in
the course of a long address to the
sheikhs. said: For the future you will
be governed by the queen and khedive.
The sole representative i'm the Soudan
of the two governments win be the sir
dar, in whom both the queen and the
khedlve have the fullest confidence. No
attempt will be made to govern the
country from Cairo, still less from Lon
don"