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The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-06-16
At Gravesend

New York, June 15.-This was Gateway
day at Gravesend and the crowd was
large The chief event was the Brooklyn
derby at a mile and half, with the best
3-year-olds not eligible. Half Time was a
heavy favorite. Ahom was first away,
with Half Time second and Glenar and
The Bouncer bringing up the rear In the
stretch Ahom was leading, but The
Bouncer was catching him in the last fur
long, when he swerved and Ahom went
straight ahead with a length to spare.
In the 2-year-old favorite class the
Fleschman stable had entered the pair
Maribert and Mischievous. Bramble Rose
led the way to the stretch, when Maribert
and Modrine went out and finished first
and second.
First Race-Six furlongs. Ben Haden,
to l, won; lambert, 1873 (R. williams, to
l, second Imperator. Ill (MidelD, so to 1
and 20 to l, third. Time, 1:14%. Bardela,
Sweet Caporal, Miss Rowena. Decide, st.
Clair, Red Spider, Ornamental, Dr. Sharp,
Bmigre, General Maceo also ran.
Second Race-Mile and one-sixteenth,
selling. Survivor, 107 (Turne), to 10,
won; Hard Knot, 10S CWilson), to and
to g second; Tyrshena, so, (McCue), to 2,
third Time, 14sR
Great Neck, Fast Black, Althea. Weller,
Mazo, Spurs, Tyran and Lioness also ran.
Third Race-Six furlongs, fremont
stakes. Maribert, 112 (Maher), to 1,
won; Modrine, 112 (Odom) 10 to and to
l. second; Missionary, 112 (O'Connor) to
l. third. Time, 1:15.
Colonel Roosevelt. McMeekin, Bramble
Rose Primrose Day, Petruchio, LaFoudre,
Mischievous, Magnificent, Erwin, David
Garrick and Withers also ran
Fourth Race-Mile and half, Brooklyn
Derby, $4,000 Ahom, 119 Oh. Martini, 6 to
l and to l. won; The Bouncer, ll9 (Maher)'
S to 1 and to 5, second; Macloud of Dare,
119 (TaraD, Is to 1, third. Time, 2:S6,
Half Time, Lakeland and Glen Gar also
ran.
Fifth Race-Ffve and one-half furlongs,
selling Big Gun, 1902 Oh Martini, to 8,
won; Innovator, 9S (McCue), to ana
even, second; Mynherr, 90 (Moore), 10 to
1, third. Time, 1:09.
Criton, Lamp Globe, Lottie Sheville,
Fonsoloo also ran.
Sixth Race-Steeplechase, two miles.
Cockrobin, 143 (Mara), s to 5, won; Colonel
Bartlett 1873 QHueston), to ! aad even.
second; Populist, 147 Drown to ana
even third Time, 1850
Weston also ran.
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MAHAN IS FOR
CANCELLATION
The American Naval Captain is
Ready to Support Such
Proposals.

The Hague, June 15.-The Red Cross
subcommittee of the peace conference met
today, Professor Asser, of the Dutch del
egation, presiding. Professor Louis Rem
ault, of the French delegation explained
that certain notifications had been made
in the report, meeting the wishes expressed
by his colleagues at the last session.
Captain Alfred T. Nathan, United States
navy, declared his readiness to support pro-
posals submitted in spirit of Cancellation,
though he considered they presented a la
cune in regard to the position of the ship
wrecked men picked up by vessels, finding
themselves accidentally on the scene of a
naval engagement The subcommittee,
however, considered that article nine COW
cred all eventualitieS.
Dr. Monoto Itchiro, of the Japanese del
egation, announced that he proposed to SUBJ
nit a motion modifying article six of the
Geneva convention regarding the DISPOSE
ton of sick and wounded prisoners on the
lines of the subcommittee report, which
leaves such disposition for the victors to
decide.
The report being adopted, the president
pointed out the advantage which would be
gained if during the conference q conven-
ton could be signed embodying the i'm
portant humanitarian articles comprised in
the subcommittee scheme. Motion of
Baron de B1ldt, the delegate or Norway ana
Sweden, 1t was decided the president of
the conference should decide finally on the
article in question in protocols and adhere
thereto.
The committee will also recommend to the
conference the revision of the Geneva con-
vention of 1854.
On motion of Admiral Sir John Fisher,
representative of Great Britain, a cordial
vote of thanks was accorded the chairman,
whose efficient work made possible the
application of the Geneva articles to naval
warfare, the first principal result of the
conference.
The chief of the British delegation, Sir
Julian Pauncefote, the head of the Ameri-
can delegation, Mr.. Andrew D. White and
others attended a brilliant reception ten
dered by Baron d. Estournelles de Constant,
of the French delegation today.
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ing at home. John Temple Graves, Byron
King, DR.. Egerton R. Young, Rosani, the
juggler, the Arion Ladies' Quartette, Ad-
rian Plate, the wonder worker Mohr, the
crayon king and ventrioquist, Leftwich,
the banjo artist Kentucky Colonies Male
Quartette, and Fred Truman, the actor,
are just few of the attractions. The col
lege oratorical contest on the 10Th, the old
fashioned singing match on the Sth and the
fddlers contest on the 18th will draw
thousands of people. Be sure to note the
date, July 5. Pack your grip and spend a
week at a cost of less than seven dollars
for the total expenses Special excursions
on the Sth, 18th and 18th. Write for de-
tailed programme to Manager Wellington
Vandiver, Talladega, Ala.
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ONE FARE
To st. Louis, Mo-, and Return, June IS,
10 and 20.

To st. Louis, Mo-, and Return, June IS,
10 and 20.
On account of the Annual Reunion and
Grand Lodge meeting of the Benevolent
and Protective Order of Elks of the United
States, the Louisville and Nashville Rail-
road company will make the low rate of
one frst-class fare for the round trip from
all stations on its line to st. Louis, Mo-.
and return. Tickets on sale June IS, 10 and
90 limited to June &c, 1899. Double daily
trains in both directions, with elegant day
coaches and Pullman palace buffet sleeping
cars Official delegation will leave Biz
mingham on train No. 2, Sunday, the 18th,
1918 noon. Special Elks sleepers on this
train.
RATE OPEN TO EVERYBODY.
For sleeping car reservations and other
particulars call on or address
r. F. BEASLEY,
Passenger Agent of Louisville and Nash
vile Railroad, Birmingham, Ala.
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Relief in Six I!orrs

Distressing kidney and bladder disease re-
lieved In six hours by New Great South
American Kidney Cure" 1t is a great sur
prise on account of its exceeding prompt
ness in relieving pain in bladder, kidneys
and back, in male or female. Relieves re-
tention of water almost Immediately. If
YOU want quick relief and cure this is the
remedy Sold by Collier Drug Co., Bir-
mingham, Ala.
2-28-thurs-fri-sat-1
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ON The RACE TRACK.
At Latonia

Cincinnati, June 15.-Cambran got off in
front in the Himyar stakes at Latonia to-
day and was never headed, winning in a
drive by one length from the Kentuckian
Charley Thorpe came over from St Louis
to ride Cambrian in today's race, and he
put up a magnificent finish. Cambrian
was coupled in the betting as a Laudeman
entry with to 5 as the opening odds The
Kentuekian went up from to l to to 2.
Starter Chinn spent considerable time
trying to line them up and finally caught
the field of several in nice bunch. He
dropped the flag and Cambrian shot to the
front like flash. He was never hard
pressed until the stretch, when the Ken
tuclIian came through with burst of
speed and overlook Monongah and made
a lively bid for first money. Everett put
the whip and spur to his mount and The
Kentuckian responded -gamely, but was
not equal to the task of beating Cambrian,
who held out under a drive and was first
past the post by good length, with the
Kentuckian safely eight lengths in front
of Monongah. The distance, and one
eighth miles, was covered in 1:432.
The mile was run in 1:40A. Jockey
Thorpe was given ovation after he dis
mounted He is a great favorite with local
race patroI6' and this was his first appear
ance a Se nia for over year.
The at F.ence was large and the betting
very bri~S.
Weather fine; track fast.
First Race Seven urlongs, selling. Vlo-
let Parsons 104 (Sivers), 8 to /, won; Sami-
vel, 1O4 o. Matthew'S, 10 to /, second; Little
Land, 1O1 (1. Ross. to l, third. Time,
12Sh
Tillie W., ]. e. Cline, Nellorine, stanet
Rubel, Miss Maytie Musket, Independent
Order also ran.
Second Receive furlongs. Kilmarnoch.
1903 O.. HID, to 10. won; Carbuncle, 1O4k
G;verett), 5 to J. second; Strathbroeck, 113
(Boland), 10 to 5, third. Time, 1:02Aa.
Third Race-A mile and one-sixteenth,
selling. Monadour, "a (Sivers), 4 to 5, won;
The Elector, Ill everett to 5, second;
Friesand, 1O8 q. HID, to l, third. Time,
1:47a4.
Trimmer, Brother Fred, King Elkwood,
Cynic and Nellie Riley also ran.
Fourth Race-The Himyar stakes, for g.
year-olds. net value to winner, $500, mile
and one-eighth. Cambrian, 115 (Thorpe),
9 to 10. won The Kentuckian, lis ever
etD, to 2, second; Monongah, 112 Grow
hursD IL to l. third. Time, 1:53lh.
Onamstus, Deering and Joe Grady also
ran.
Fifth Race-Five furlongs. Lady Elite,
1O5 (Britton), to l, won; May Jane, ITO
&c. Ross, 8 to l, second; Anthracite, 104
q. HID, 10 to 1. third. Time, 1:02h.
Aurea, Oconee, Larkspur, Eta, My But
terfy. Foneda and Ignite also ran.
Sixth Race-Seven furlongs, selling. John
McElroy, Ill Peterman), to /, won; Corr
ais, 107 Landry), 10 to /, second; Mizzoura,
1O4R (Everette) to l, third Time, 1:2S1A.
Quaver, F1new, Respice, Connie Lee,
Dousterswivel, Lost Time, Beekman An
ME M, Hanlon and Louisville Belle also
ran.
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The Alabama Chatauqua

The Alabama Chautauqua assembly
will open it's sixth annual session at Talla-
dega ON Wednesday, July s. 1899, and con-
tinue until July %. A brilliant galaxy Of
talent win make this a memorable and en-
joyable gathering. A cool fortnight in the
mountains and a great vacation to the
weary worker is here afforded. Summer
tourist tickets good for one month can be
bought from all railroads at one and one
third fare. Board is from $3.50 to IS per
week. Fifty entertainments at less than
seven cents each. It's cheaper than stay
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BIKE RACES POSTPONED
Will be Held on Next Wednesday and
Thursday Night

On account of a wet and slippery track
the bicycle races were postponed last night.
Late in the afternoon heavy rain fell and
the track became wet and unfit for riding.
President Ed. Warren of the Cycling asso-
citation said last night that the meet would
be held on next Wednesday and Thursday
nights.
An effort will be made to get some out
side talent to participate in the races and
some lively sport is expected.
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stopies, Disnstrons Errors

Cleveland, June 1.-THE errors of the vis-
itors contributed largely to the victory of
the home team today. But Lever was Also
hit in a timely way. Score RHE
Cleveland... -. ..OOO05010 50 0
Pittsburg.... =. 80 0101000-2 8 2
Batteries: Hill and Sugden; Lever and
SehriVer.
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came down in torrents and stopped further
playing Brooklyn had gained a safe lead
in the meantime by buching their hits OFF
Doheny. Score: III e
New York.. =. -. =. ..00110-2 l
Brooklyn. =. -. -. "a OIL 0 2-6 O.
Batteries: Doheny and Warner; Kennedy
and Farrell.
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Birmingham, Ala, June Is, 1899.
On Monday June 10, the city will begin
a thorough cleansing of streets, avenues
and alleys, and all persons are hereby
notified that all trash in streets, avenues
and alleys must be in barrels or boxes at
the time the trash wagons call. The police
and health department have been instructed
to enforce this order, and all persons fall
ing to comply will be promptly arrested.
w. M. DRENNEN, Mayor.
jun 16. IS, q, "a, 27, 80
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ORPHANS punched Hits

Chicago, June 15-The Orphans punched
their hits in two innings today. Breiten-
STEMS wildness gave them their other two
runs. Score: X II u
Chicago. -. -. ..2002 *-6 /
Cincinnatf..... -. 30 10 0 o. 3 o. 4 IL 2
Batteries: Callahan, Breitenstein and
Vaughan.
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,seanenters 1efent Ph,lllcs

Boston, June 1.-THE Champions had
but little trouble in winning from Philadel-
phia and were in fine batting condition
when rain stopped the game in the sixth
inning Score: r Ii e
Boston,. -. =. =. =. 20 l 1 0 4 *-6 s 2
Philadelphia. :. -. =. % 0 00 1 o. 7 8
Batteries: Willis and Burger; Fifield and
Mcfarland.
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Washington, June 15.-William M. Stew
art, of Detroit Mich, has been appointed
chief of the manufacturers division of the
census bureau, which position he held dur
ing the eleventh census.
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BASE BALL.
All the Orioles Way

Baltimore, June 15.-Baltimore won one
sided game today. Score: ii %
Baltimore. =. 20 "a OIL OIL 10 IL
Washington.. :. :. lilo 1000 IL
Batteries: Howell and Crisham; Wehring,
Mcfarland and Cassidy.
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Ditto the Browns

Louisville, KY, June 15.-The Colonies
failed to hit at the right time, while the
Browns punched their hits and profited by
the home teams errors. Score: r H E
Louisville. -. -. 20 OIL OIL 0 % A
st. Louis. =. -. IL 0110001 "A l
Batteries: Bowling and Kittridge; Sud
hoff,
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The Royal Red and Electra
will run on Avondale line
every Sunday Afternoon.
Take the children out for a
cool ride. 6-6-tf
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REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE.

FUR SALLY.
81, 800 OOx19O, corner Ave G and 9th st.
Nine houses.
81 ,2OO-25x1OO, I'd ave. between 18th and 18th
st.
81, 5OO-50x14O, four four-room houses Sd ave-,
rented at 1924 per month.
IS 00O-northWest corner I'd ave- and nth st.
So 0-Six-room house. 18th ave-; good neigh
borhood.
$4,000-Two semi-detached residences, 18th
St, north. Lot 120X150.
s., 750-Good seven-room cottage; 9Th ave.
$425O-5Ox19O, 9Th ave. and near 22d st. I'M
proved.
81, 75O-50x19O, 7th ave-, seven-room house.
$25 per foot, 1877 feet on 18th ave. near Goth
$65OO-Elegant home Lot 95x240, on 18th
We cannot advertise all we have for sale.
Call and see u.s.
CHICHESTER, YANCEY & ORR,
5-1S-tf 2009 1st ave.
We have opened a branch office at Ensley
with complete facilities for conducting a
general real estate and insurance business.
Years of experience in this line will, we
think, warrant the claim that any business
entrusted to our care will be given faithful
and satisfactory attention.
We will buy, sell and rent real estate on
commission, contract for and superintend
the construction of buildings for parties at
a distance, advance money for improve
ments and negotiate general loans.
Especial attention will be given to the
plating of acreage property to be sold in
lots. We have arrangements that will give
us unusual advantages for taking charge
of this kind of work. A thoroughly COM
petent surveyor, with wide and valuable
experience in plating suburban property,
will be connected with our office Persons
having lands to be surveyed or plated can
have the work promptly and correctly done
at reasonable cost.
Correspondence with either our Birming-
ham or Ensley office is solicited, with the
promise that all communications will re-
ceive our immediate attention.
All those who may be interested in the
development of Ensley are cordially invited
to call at our office.
s-s-2mo A. r. DEARBORN & co.
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New York. June 15-The fifth inning and
part of the sixth of today's game in Brook
Ign was played in the rain, which then
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. office man familiar
with the lumber business, No. book
keeper and correspondent Must be ac-
curate and hustler. Good salary to the
right man. Address C. H. Caldwell, presi-
dent Flint River Lumber company Balm
bridge, Ga. 6-15-2t.
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EXCURSION TO ATLANTA

June II Via Southern Railway-Round
Trip $780,
An excursion train, consisting of strictly
irst-class coaches, will leave Birmingham
promptly at 4:30 p. M, June II, for Atlanta,
arriving at II p. m.; returning, leave At
lanta at IL midnight, June IS, making a
quick run homeward. The fare for the
round trip will be only $500.
Accommodations for both white and col
ored people.
Call on ticket agent Southern Railway
for further information. 6-6-td
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WANTED-500 customers Saturday for 500
suits of clothes at s. choice of the lot.
These suits are worth IS to SIS. Cham
5lee Bros. 6-15-3t.
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Read our special offer in an
other colum-an Expansion
Atlas free.
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Did you ever see a Rolling
Mill at nightp Take the Trac-
ton Company's cars to Gate
City and have this novel OK
perience.
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WANTED-A good servant for general
Homework. Apply 1919 South nth. 6-16-2t
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WANTED-Loan of $3.50 for nine months at
per cent. on personal property. Address
p, care of Carrier Z, City 6-16-2t
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iWANTED-TO RENT-Small cottage; not
central; good reference Address G. H.
Bower, Care Age-Herald.
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WANTED-Room or board for A 1 lessons
in piano and voice by lady from New
York. No objections to suburbs. Address
Vocalist this office 6 fri sun
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WANTED All people to know that Cham
blee Bros. $3.50 shoe sale is drawing great
crowds. els 1t.
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WANTED-1,000 people to wear Shoes 10
per cent. reduction for 80 days. d. B.
Luster, PIT 18th ST. wed fri sun 4 W
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REAL ESTATE
FOR RENT.

s75O-41b acres on pike near Phillips addi-
ton: this is easily worth $500; it is sur
rounded by good residences; rapidly i'm
proving; forced sale. Call quick
5000 feet on Avenue H, near 18th street,
South.
s., O00-Almost new 5-room cottage on North
goth street, north of Capitol park.
s3OOO-S-room 2-story house, large lot, on
Avenue ]. near goth street; right in the
best of the Highlands; for quick sale; big
bargain. S. e. THOMPSON,
Telephone a. 2ls list street.
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WANTED-To purchase life insurance pol
icies in old line companies; will in most
cases pay more than issuing companies
for surrender. Address Policy, Care Age
Herald. 6-13-tf
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Sacred Concert at East Lake
every Sunday by Memoli's
Band.
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THE ALABAMA HOME" HAS $500 TO
loan TO build houses on vacant lots The
limit of cost is smaller in this associa-
ton than in any other company. Apply
W. V. M. Robertson, G. M. 20O9 First
ave. 6-16-1m
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WANTED.


WANTED TO RENT-Furnished room
Cool and close in, by young man. Address
Robert Moss, night clerk Hotel Morris.
6-16-2t
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WANTED-You to call for NJ. & C. &c
cigar. 5-27-25t
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WANTED-To buy of property owner, for
cash, both business and resident property.
Address Private Buyer" care of Age
Herald. 5-26-f
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MISCELLANEOUS

MISCELLANEOUS
GENTLEMAN AND WIFE and two grown
daughters want to rent furnished or I'M
furnished residence by the month or for
the summer. Call on or address e. V.
Gregory, Agent, 2O23 First ave.
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VALUABLE coal and farming lands for
sale by C. c. Vandegrift of Montevallo,
Ala. 6-2-l mo.
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LOST-Green travelling bag. with brass
trimmings, belonging to e. B. Hammit,
Fruithurst. Ala, containing papers of no
value to any one except owner; reasonable
reward and no questions asked on return
to Division Freight Office Southern rail-
way, 2021 1st ave. 6-16-2t
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IOST-A good bargain by not buying your
shoes for next 80 days from D. B. Luster,
217 18th ST.. and failing to get 10 per cent.
reduction 5 81 wed fri sun W
LOST-Cleveland '9S model bicycle No.
1H154 Liberal reward paid on return
to Louis Y. Clark & Co. II st
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THE residents of the North and South
Highlands are notified that the electric
current, which formerly ran at night
only, is now on day and night for the
accommodation of those who wish to
use fans and lights. For particulars tele-
phone 957 or call at office, corner Powell
avenue and Nineteenth street. Consoll-
dated Electric Light Co. 60 If
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MONEY TO LOAN
we are prepared to negotiate five year
loans on central business property in Br-
mingham at low rates. Correspondence
invited. BAKER & HOBLEMAN,
6 lot Gould Building Atlanta. Ga.
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DON'T forget that you can buy shoes
cheaper from d. B. Luster, 217 10Th St.,
than any where else in the city. He is
giving 10 per cent. reduction for thirty
DAYS. wed fri sun "
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THE NJ & c. Is the best DC cigar on the
market. Try one and you will always
call for II. 5-27-25t
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ON WEEKLY OR MONTHLY PAYMENTS
Fine diamonds, tewelry and watches; no
trash; delivered on first payment; lowest
prices; business confidential. Call on or
address E. Lowinsohn, 2010 list ave. All
goods warranted. 8-15-1y
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FOR RENT-6-room cottage at 1923 18th av-
enue. South; large lot, new barn. cistern,
etc. Telephone HIT, or address Owner,
hoy 7OO citv 6-6-tf
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-01-13
THE0RlE-

En- po!itique Is sensation de la
sema1ne a etc le discours du S6na-
teur Roar, contre la retention des
Philippines, suivi de ga r6ponse
par le S6nateur Foraker.
M. Hoar ma pas d'egal CONNIE
1heteur: mails CO nest pas tout de
menjer So langue ayec dext6rlt6.
II faut de la raison ct de la logl-
que CONNIE foundation dun argu-
ment. II faut, non settlement bril-
Ter par le style, mails encore par la
profondeur de la pensee. II fault
DIES commissioners ACCUSES
dams le commerce des1 gems
ct dana les voyages sans quot
nous ne sommes jamais
qu'un dlamant taill6 sur une ssule
face. II fat etre liberal dams ses
vues, chose qui ne s'acquiert pas
dams les ~livres, mails par les voya-
gee ct la Reorganization de person
mes qui ne pensent pas CONNIE
nous.
Or, M. Hosr est I'm 6rudit, I'm
poliseeur de phrases, I'm me1tre
du sarcasme ct de l'inveotive, mas
il a lie malheur de partager les
prejuges de nos c%ontreres du Mas
sachussetts -pre]uges contre pOu-
eat quill n'aFjamais yisit6 ct oontre
les Fllip!nos qui se1aient trop sau.
wages pour entrer dams le gilon
DIES Etats. Unis, mails pas assez
sauvages pour les priver dun gou-
vernement autochtone.
On ne doit plus en- douter. Sllon
veut etre quelque chose aux Etats-
Unis il faut traverser les Allegha-