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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-21
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ter to penetrate its intertices. It may
be taken up and relaid. block by block.
at I cost not exceeding 10 cents Ter
square yard and home labor can be en-
p!oEed in laying and repairing it. An
other matter we do not want to los.
sight OF is the fact that we are living in
4 warm climate and should avoid any
material that will increase the temper
azure. l have seen the temperature. OF
taken on 4 hot summer day
and vitritied brick and asphalt block
We're the same temperature. gravel road
was one degree hotter and sheet as
was twenty-five degrees hot
ter than either Nitriiicd Brick ar as
phalt block. but no matter what ma
terlal is selected am sure the authors
ties will select whatever they ilnd best
to our soil and climate, and
oui citizens are to be congratulated
mat paved streets Will soon be a con-
dillcn and not theory in our city.
CHARLES H. RUTH
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-21
THE OLD QUESTION.
Was 1t Really Yellow Jack at the National
Soldiers Home?

The Washington correspondent Of the
Richmond Dispatch sends the follow
ing, Which Will be read with Interest,"
here:
lhe reopening of the hotels at Old
Folnt and the resumption Of business
mere are matter Of qualification TO
army, navy and civil officials ana the
community here generally. In fact. it is
deeply regretted that the scare and oss
created by the alleged "ye!low fever
should have ever occurred. NotWiIn
standing all that has been said by the
medical officials at the Soldiers Home
regarding the fever there it is contead-
cd by many persons and physicians ex-
perienced With Yellow Jack that rhc
latter never existed in that institution
Inc man from Santiago who is charged
With unloading a lot OF bacili among
the inmates when he visited the Hamp-
ton home has not been heard from
since. and it may be that he is still car
rylng around germs of the disease
winch. some claim are not destroyed
by frost, only to introduce the dreaded
scourge in other localities.
This was the laughing remark OF =
Wen known Southerner who knows
What real yellow fever is. Speaking Of
another gentleman said:
l confess to be as much in the dark
as ever, so far as definite conclusions;
nave been reached by the so-callcd re-
cent investigation. The remarka bly,
mild form Of the fever, the paucity Of
details, and the generally unend nrsed;
opinion Of the investigators naturally
leaves the impression that gravious
mistake occurred somewhere and il,,f
some mild form OF maIarial intarmit-
tent fever was enormously diagnosed
as yellow fever. I do not by any msans
claim to be an expert in determining
the exact nature Of the fever that
caused such alarm, but with the dis
cussion of the subject now going on in
the medical world. and opinions be-
fore US, am inclined to the belief that
the true character of typical yellow :e-
yer has not been sufficiently demon
strated to warrant the statement that
the scourge ever made it's appearance
at the Hampton Home"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-21
THE ,IITTEE Is Rack.
Had "a Delightful Trip aud Saw All Sorts
of PAyemen,s

ne special paving committee return
cd yesterday after a weeks tour of
inspection in large cities OF the E.as.
and West. 1t Went to ascertain lie
cost and durability Of tn" dirrersnt
KINDS of paving material in use today.
Newport News wants its n.inciDui
streets paved and the probability -
max no time Will be lost in getting -
work on them. The COMMITTEES Mil
PROBABLY nave it's report ready to lie
presented 70 the council by Friday
M the members Of the committee
Messrs. Hughes Ford ana McI.auehIin
are mum as to the nature OF The re-
port TO be made to the council. When
speaking for publication they thought
that sheet asphalt. block asphalt. yitr;-
fed brick, Belgian block and several
others were all good material
1t Is learned on good authority, how
ever. that the committee unanimously
iavors sheet asphalt for the prIncipal
streets of Newport News. None Of the
members would say as much, but never
theieSs the report to be made to TIL
council will point out that this material
is the most desirable for use in this ,.i-,-
ana can be put down at less cost than
any other.
The committee left here last Welnes-
day. accompanied by President Powell,
and Dr. Cooper. They reached Cincir-
natl Thursday afternoon and left the
same night for Cleveland There they
We're met by City Engineer Fitche.t
and State Senator NJ. f. Bramley. who
is interested in sheet asphalt manufac-
tufe. MI John p. Cowing. OF the King
blidse Company. also showed the COM
mlttee courtesies. In Cleveland the
tvs,
material. The next city visited was
Ruffalo. which has $50 miles Of shctat SIS
phalt paving and 1874 miles of vitr1llcl
brick paving. Secretary H. G. Parsons.
Of the Board Of Public Works. showed
the committee around. On Sunday
New York was visited and there Mr..
Rock, general manager of the Barbour
Asphalt Company invited the commit
Tee TO be his guests for the day re
hlred three automobiles and conducted
them over the fine roads. mostly as
phalt, leading TO Grants Tomb.
Inc committee reached Philalelphia.
sunday night and spent Monday in III
speeding the streets of that CITY am;
Wilmington Del In the Quaker CITY
the councilmen We're driven over ibe
longest street in the world. Broad
street, which is fourteen miles long ana
is paved entirely With asphalt in sheet
form AT Wilmington, mostly vitrified
brick is used. Mr.. Hatton. who is ,lel~e
the best part of his time in connection
With the sewerage work showed rhe
visitors about the city and pointed cut
10 them the sood and bad features CT
the several kinds of material
me committee spent Tuesday in
Washington. where it inspected the
block and sheet asphalt pavements ana
also took trip TO the factories where
TINS material is manufactured The
committee left that evening by steamer
Tor Old Point and returned to the CITY
yesterday morning
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-21

The parlor suits. practical, attractive.
elegant all Of have seen ana recog-
nizcd this type of furniture in any
nome Humble or grand it is defined
by IT'S perfect harmony and lbates none
Or its proper dignity because it was Sc.
cured for nur big sale at Il very small
COST These quotations; will thrill your
interest II you are slgacious and fr,1-s
ga. Five piece parlor suits highly pol
lshed, mahogany finish birch, spring
seat and edge, covered with silk tap
estry in your choice OF colors. worth
SIS. Sale price $35. 5GES
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kTNS.
Bleached Linen Napkins in all sizes.
G9c., sac, 9Sc-, SIPS, $1.50, $1.9S, $3.50 and
$2.9S per dozen.
SHEETS AND PILLOW SLIPS.
These ready-to-use articles have
crowded out the home making its a
pure waste of time TO buy materials
and make or have made these essentials
IN the face of such values as the follow
ing:
PILLOW SLIPS &c. EACH.
% dozen Pillow Slips made Of good
muslin, size AZ by Sc inches. &c. each.
Toe. PILLOW SLIPS 1oc. EACH.
25 dozen Pillow Slips, made Of good
muslin, size ~ by Sc inches. 10c each
121&c. PILLOW SLIPS 12Ac. EACH.
. dozen Pillow Slips. made OF the
best Bleached Muslin. 121Ac. each
Ice. IIEMsTITCHl0D PILLOW SLIPS,
IS dozen IIemstitched Pillow Slips.
good wide hem, made Of the best Mus
lin ice each
zoe. BOLSTER CASES, zoe. EACH.
20 dozen Bolster Cases, made Of good
Muslin size AZ by 81 inches long, zoe.
each.
25c. BOLSTER CASES, 25c. each.
20 dozen Bolster Cases, made Of good
Muslin, size as by 72 inches. Csc. each
SOC. IIDMsTITCTIED BOLSTER
CASES, SOC.
Size As by p inches, soc. each.
39c. READY MADE SHEETS. 500.
EACH.
30 dozen ready made sheets, go,d
VIDE VIDE hem, good muslin, size 81 by 80,
800 each
45c. READY MADE SHEETS, 45c.
- dozen ready made sheets. wide
mem, good Muslin, size 70 by 90, 45c.
each.
soc. READY MADE SHEETS, 5oc..
% dozen ready made Sheets. wide
hem, good Muslin, size 50 by 90, soc.
each.
SOC. READY MADE SHEETS, soc.
Ready made Sheets. wide hem, good
Muslin, size 90 by 90, soc. each.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-21

Renaissance, the patterns are
wrought in best quality net worth $40
7" SlI.ao. our prices range from $500 to
Sl!e0. Irish Point Lace Curtains Re
naissance ana Point Arab designs
worth 500 and $3.50 per pair, our
prices 5000 to 500 Good bedroom cur
tains $l.00 per pair.
Tapestry. Porticrs and Draperies.
biggest line best selected. They range
from $l.;HO per pair to $780,
Dining table, five foot nicely finish
ed regular price $3.50, our price So so.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-21

Lace Curtains-Isn't it time to rele-
gate the old ones? Have they become
torn and yellow? Here is an opporru-
nltN to replace them With fresh snowy
dainty ones The prices are low and
you will enjoy the grace they will give
to the windows
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-21

Rockcrs-BigGcst line in the city, III
the latest novelties We can please the
most ftstdiouS. Our leader for the
week. nicely upholstered bottom pol
lshed oak or mahogany. a regular s.. 90
value for the week $500
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-21
TABLE DAMASKS.

Kindly explore the linen press ana r
you find yourself short on table narery,
You nave an excellent opportunity to
replenisl came from these offerings ut
lower prices than YOU usually pay COR
like qualities
G2-inch Bleached all pure Linen Table
Damask, "Gc. per yard
GG-inch Eleached all pure Linen Ia
bic Damask. per yard soc.
Finch Bleached all pure Linen Ia
Bile Damask, soc. per yard.
Pinch Bleached all pure Linen Ia
Bile Damask per yard. 75c.
3iinch Brown Table Linen with ROD
border, pure Linen. per yard, 25c.
TOUCHING TOWELS.
Several lots Of handsome towels have
come cur way. Enough to make a stir
WITH ia, THESE prices in the face 81 a
steadily advancing market are wonder.
fully low. Good time to stock up.
Ice. Linen Towels 10c. each.
:, dozen Linen Towels, size 1884, 1Gc.
each. m
LINEN 12Ac. TOWELS.
% dozen Pure Linen Towels. size 20
inch by 50 inch, 12i@c each; q bargain.
LINEN 19c. TOWELS.
% dozen Pure Linen IIuck Towels,
size % inch by 10 inch, with red. blue
and white borders, 25c. each
DAMAsK TOWELS. csc. EACH.
% dozen Pure Linen Damasll Towels,
size % inch by 50 inch, with red, white
blue and yellow borders. 25c each.
LINEN NAPKINS.
Can't reproduce them in print, but
vii! DO our best to give you fair idea
Of the excellence of the offerings by
quoting sizes, actual values and the
difference between regular prices ana
our present prices.
csc. DOZEN.
Fringe Linen Napkins. size IL inch by
II lncn, all colors, for 25c dozen
soc. DOZEN.
Fringe Linen Napkins. size II by 1G.
All linen. in check centres and White
centcrs, with colored borders. SOC. cog.
SOC DOZEN.
Fringe Linen Napkins. Size II inches
ny IA. Pure linen, in white, SOC. dozen.
SOC. PER DOZEN.
Fringe Linen Napkins, size ii inches
by IS inches. All Pure Linen. bieached.
soc. dozen.
G@..t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-21

Speaking figures on our Bed Lounges
this week, such as you cannot afford
tc pass j. a. BUXTON & co.
"s' g-2i- 5 t
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LINEN 19c. TOWELS.

. dozen Pure Linen Huck Towels,
size % inch BY 10 inch, with red, blue
and white borders, 25c. each.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-21
SOC. PER DOZEN.

Fringe Linen Napkins. size II inches
Dy 10 inches. All Pure Linen bicached,
soc. dozen.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-21
Corner Stone
OF OUR
Stores Success

We point with pride to the business
landmark which four years OF unceas-
ing effort has established. It is the
pleasure Of our life to cater to the
wants Of the bargain hunting public.
The current week we are Offering a
quantity Of
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-21
TOUCHING TOWELS.

LINEN 12Me. TOWELS.
% dozen Pure Linen Towels, size 30
inch by 50 inch. 1234c. each; a bargain
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(1r1ffff Fl ttElS& & evils
2yt1 Street Qnd Washington Avenue.
LINEN s ALL ;:

BARGAINS IN PLAIN WHITE NAP
KTNS.
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DAMAsK TOWELS, csc. EACH.

% dozen Pure Linen Damas}l Towels
size % inch by 50 inch, with red, white
blue and yellow borders. 25c. each.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-21

Bleached Linen Napkins in all sizes.
C9c, soc, 9Sc., s1.25, $1.50, $1.9S, $3.50 and
S2.9S per dozen.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-21

This asphalt block is composed If
eighty-seven per cent. blue greiss and
thirteen per cent. Trinidad steam re-
fined asphaltum, subjected to several
tons steam pressure, making a compact
body, impervious to water or the suns
rays. and being made With SQUARE
edges it lays close together and irous
together when subjected to heavy traf-
flc that 1t IL impossible for sand or wa
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-21
LINEN NAPKINS.

Fringe Linen Napkins. Size II inches
by IA. Pure linen, in white, SOC dozen.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-01-06

upon payment of such duties and other
charges as shall be in force at the time
of their Importation.
Finally, it should be the earnest
and paramount aim of the military
administration to win the confidence,
respect and affection of the inhabitants
of the Philippines by assuring to them
in every possible way that full meas
ure OF individual rights and liberties
which is the heritage of free peoples,
and by proving to them that the mis-
sion of the United States is one of be-
nevOlent assimilation, substituting the
mild sway OF justice and right for ar
bitrary rule. In the fulfillment of this
high mission, supporting the temperate
administration CT affairs for the
must be sedulously maintained the
strong arm of authority to repress dis
turbances and to overcome all obstacles
to the bestowal of the blessings of
good and stable government upon the
people of the Philippine islands under
the free flag of the United States.
"WILLIAM MKTNLEY."
Manila, January president Nc
Kinley's proclamation to the Filipinos,
cabled to Major Gen. Otis from Wash
ington, has been issued here.
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MORGANTOWN NOTES.

Morgantown, w. Va, January o.
The town election to-day at first prom
ised to be a warm affair, but after it
had been begun L. V. Keck, who was
opposing w. E. Glasscock, the old
mayor, each running on the old coun-
Gil ticket, withdrew from the race and
the old ticket was elected with prac-
tical unanimity. Seneca also held an
election and elected the old ticket.
Stuart H. Bowman, of Barbour coun-
ty, was in town to-day on his way TO
Charleston. He states that the con-
test that had been brought against him
in his county by the Republicans has
been withdrawn, as they had found out
that 1t was useless to push the mat
ter. He was elected by a majority or
hfty-nine, and allegations of fraud was
made in only five votes in that major
ity. He will take his seat without pro-
test on next Wednesday.
Fifty of the students of the Uni
versity have been suspended pending
explanation of the reasons that they
failed to make their standing on the
recent examinations The faculty re-
quires man to make sixty as an aver
age or he is suspended until he can
make satisfactory explanation. Some
OF the best men in the school come I'M
der this head. twenty-five per cent OF
some of the law classes have been sus-
pended Some very prominent men
are among these.
letter has been received here from
Frank Lazier, who is marine attach
ed to the Baltimore, and is an old Nor
gantown boy. He is now In Pekin,
where he has been sent together with
number of blue jackets from DeweyS
fleet to protect the American mission
aries in the Chinese capital from the
riots which have been going on there
recently. He is quartered In the old
town inside the second wall, and is
with great many other marines from
other fleets. These detachments have
been very friendly among themselves
and have given a number of dinners in
honor of each other. This feeling of
friendliness is especially marked be-
tween the French Germans and Rus
slams toward the American boys, while
the latter and the English are more
like brothers than anything else. 1t is
safe to go anywhere in the city during
the day, but not blue jacket will stir
out after nightfall or his life would
pay the panalty for his rashness.
Frank was participant in the battle
of Manila and has witnessed most of
the stirring scenes in the far east in
connection with our war with Spain.
Clark Jones, who has been the keeper
of the county infirmary for a number
of years, has resigned that position
and Mark Weaver has been appointed
by the county court in his stead.
The board of education Of Grant dis
trict have compromised a suit that
they had pending before a Justice in
relation to paying the salary OF a
teacher who had refused to teach on
election day. 1t was held by the attor-
neys for the board that the day was a
legal holiday, made so by law, and
that the school law gave as a holiday
to teachers all State legal holidays.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-01-06

sent to the War Department to that
effect, as we conceive that neither the
object nor nature of >volunteer troops
fit them for the tedious inactivity Of
garrison duty.
Therefore, we think that the Cover
nor's statement is doing an injustice
to US, and deeming it necessary that
such should be corrected. as it may
have tendency to bar our chances of
being mustered out.
Praying that you may find space in
your valuable paper to make this cor
rection, We are,
SECOND REG. w. VA. VOL. INF.
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$500 FIRE.
-
pecial to the Register.

Special to the Register.
Rosby's Rock, w. Va, January s.
Fire was discovered about O'Clock this
morning in the barn belonging to Thos
Burke, situated near the Rock. Two
horses, $50 bushels of corn, straw and
other feed was consumed. Loss, about
$500. 1t is supposed tramps were
sleeping in the barn, and in some way
set it on fire.
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A MARROW ESCAPE.

RED LAKE FALLS, Mimi. January 4.
The life of County Attorney Van r.
Brown was attempted to-day. A dynamite
bomb was placed over his office door
and fell when Brown entered, exploding
with terrific force. Brown was knocked
SenSeleSs
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CHILDREN SUFFOCATED.

BALTIMORE. Nd, January Grace
Fuller, aged 10 years: John Wesley. Jr
years old, and Eugene Jerome Wesley
an infant, were suffocated at the home of
John Wesley. colored, near Catonsville
to-day. The parents were at work and
the children had been left atBhbnSe 2~
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LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE 0FTRUsTEE's SALE.

Ry virtue OF a deed of trust made by
James r. Dolan and Mary l. Doian. his
WIFE,. to ne. dated the 20th day OF April,
oL the county court OF Marshall county,
west Virginia, in deed of trust book No. 8.
t ION 80. | will sell at public auction on
SATURDAY. THE s4TH DAY OF
DEC EAIBER
commencing at 10 o'clock a. M the
following described property situate
ana being in the city of Benwood county
q Marshall and State of West Virginia:
BsglHning at {. point in the westerly line
O. q sixteen foot roadway, distant one
Randred Goo feet southwardly of the
point oe intersection of the said westerly
line with the south Inc of Robinsons adj
ulaon TO the City OF Benw0od. running
tnence southwardly with the westerly line,
or SAID roadway one hundred and fifty
VITA the south line of said addition one
nundred and eight and seven-twelf.hs feet
20 the eaSjerly line or the river road:
tnence with the said eaSterly line of the
river read. northwerdly one hundred and
nfty and three-twelfths feet to a stake:
SAID soueh line OF said addition one hun
cred and one and four~tWelfths feet toIh0
place OF beginning
Terms Of Sale:-Onethird cash on day OF
sdIe. ohe-th ird in four and one-third in six
months; the purchaser giving his notes
Tor such deferred payments with security
TO De approved by the trustee
HENRY II. RUSSELL.
Trustee.
j, c. HERVEy. Auctioneer nosSesx
until Saturday, January It'll. 1898. at 10
de2Sei 49, : Trustee.
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PIANOS
IS
No Need


Of buying a cheap, unre-
liable Piano, because we
are always ready to give
reliable information about
Pianos. We can tell you
in ten minutes some
things may be worth COL
lars to you when you are
ready to buy. The time
to gain knowledge is be-
fore you need it. not after.
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y ilE-N Inc is1TI .4EE n . xILs
DOES YOUR HEAD ITCH?
II so, this germ IS lurking in
your scalp; the one you see
here IS thirty Ave thousand
times its natural size, but this
IS Just as II looks under a
microscope; they can be found
IN most sca1ps where the hair
IS coming out Prof Birkhclz
has found as many as 30o in
one scalp; they destroy the
hair. and will only breed where
Gandraff exists or the head is
KEEP. warm by hat wear Ladies
have them also, but the head
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being exposed TO the light and
air leaves but little chance for
the germ or hair robber TO
breed. Prof. BirkholZ's cure
for badness cures dandruH and
kills the germ; besides, It
causes the hair to grow. Parties
wishing this treatreutcan buy
il; the price being 500 bottle
or 6 for 500. People ordering
by mail will please enclose
$50 for 8 bottles or 500 for s
bottles, as we do not sepd oat
less than 3 bottles at one time.
Always send etauir, for answer.
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h|lGAN, Nlk|N I GO.
1893, 114O& 1t42 MlRKET ST.

an act will be more painful than its
preparation.
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STATIONERY.


For Subscriptions to all of the leading
magazines. weekly papers, Pittsburg DIS
patch, Post. Times. Commercial Gazette
Cincinnati Enquirer. New York and other
dailies, cheap books, stationery. Gospel
Hymns, call on c. H, QUIMBY, 11l4 Mar
ket street.
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ROsGBUDs

Budding wo-
manhood What
glorious possibil-
itiesl What half
hidden dangers !!
What a time for
tender sympathy!
At puberty nature
generally makes
some attempt to
establish physical
reoularitieS Int
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when nature fails to assert itself. develop
1lents result which illjure the health and
impair the constitution of the maiden.
The timely use of Bradheld's Female
Regulator, the standard remedy for all
weaknesses and irregularities peculiar to
women, IS what retarded nature needs in
all such cases. Sold by druggists for s..
Books for women free.
THE PRADFIELD REGULATOR CO.
ATLANTA. GA.
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To the Editor Of the Register.

To the Editor Of the Register
Camp Wetherill, Greenyille, S. c.,
January 3, 1S99.-In behalf and in
justice to the Second Regiment West
Virginia Volunteer Infantry, we desire
TO correct a statement made by Gov
ernor Atkinson, and printed in the
Wheeling Inteligeneer of December
31st. 1t appears as though the Gov
ernor was laboring under a false i'm
preston when he made the statement
that the West Virginia regiments
wished to remain in the service. The
true facts of the case are that the Sec
ond regiment is unanimous in wanting
to be mustered out. A petition signed
by eighty per cent of the regiment was
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SAYS IFS NOT IN Invasion.
United States Forces Occupy the Philip
pine Islands as Friends Of Natives.

INSTRUCTIONS TO GEN. OTIS-HE
is ENJO1NED TO PROCLAIM TO
THE ISLANDERS THAT THEY
WILL BE PROTECTED IN THEIR
PERSONAL EIGHTS-HONEST
SUBMISSION WILL BE RE-
WARDED. WHILE OPPOSITION
WILL BE SUPPRESSED.