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DIAMONDS.

Wa lead for bargains, as heretue,re
we can give you more for your money
than any house in the city. We carry a
Dig line Of unset, diamqnds. opals, rubies
ting and have them set any style YOU de-
mountings.
FLAGG BROTHERS. 1893 Main 1t.
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BONDS.

THE CHICAGO MARKET.
(Reported by John D. Maloney, So Pearl ST.
The opening, highest, lowest and closing
quotations in Chicago. March %:
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MISCELLANEOUS.

letter from ST.. Adams, VT. says
that the people of that town are
much disturbed over the acquisition of
the Central Vermont by the Grand
Trunk. Assurances have been given that
for the present the road will be oper-
ated from st. Adams but finally ii Is
regarded that the property will become
simply division of the Grand Trunk.
and that the big shops at st. Adams
viii be used only for local repairs. Gov.
Smiths friends made no secret of the
fact that he regards his connection with
the road as practically ended, and his
we'll known intimacy with Dr. Webb
makes it probable that his interests
hereafter will be more with the Ogdens-
burg Rutland people than with the new
owners of Central Vermont. The Grand
Trunk, though crossing the state now
10 White River Junction, Will not be
party TO any local politics. and that
role will probably be assumed by The
Rutland managers, who are already ac-
Awe, and with Gov Smiths alliance
would be supreme. The consolidation OF
the Rutland, the Fitchburg and the
Canada Atlantic, under the Vanderbilt
banner, Is now awaited in Vermont as
the natural result Of the absorption of
the Central Vermont into the Grand
Trunk.
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AiO 0rS 10 LOAN on furniture, personal
ppav r collateral securities; rates ~
SMoToester Collateral Loan Association.
SAFE Mutual building room 6S6. Charles
NJ. Durham. treasurer.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERC IAL.=

for the rumor at the present time. Un-
DER the present management of the
American Screw Company everything
appears hopeful. and the directors are
endeavoring to bring the plant up to
a paying basis in order that the stock
holders may realize dividends on their
investments.
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Anent the story that is going The
rounds concerning the consolidation Of
The leading screw companies of the
country into one combine, one of the
directors of the American Screw Com
psny OF New Haven says he knows lb-
solutely nothing about it, He said that
several of the leading screw companies
Of the country were working under a
pool formed on January 1 last, and the
agreement will hold good until the first
OF next year. What would occur then
was simply problematical. From what
san be learned there is no foundation
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Nothing contributes more to digestion
than the use. of Dr. Slegerts Angostnra
Bitters. Don't accept an imitation
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INSURANCE.
QUINCY MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE Co.
AuIuAL RENEEII LIEE INSURANCE GO.

Organized in IS45. Amzl Dodd, Pres
Insurance in force, Jan. l, 1899, $246, $780,
IT'S; assets, $66 219, 9649; surplus, S., 1884, 1884,
IN. In the words of prominent official of
another company, 1.-The Mutual Benefit
Life ms. Co. hasn't a dissatisfied policy
holder the country over"
Mcgowan & McGcwn Managers.
II and IL Day Building, 306 Main street,
Worcester. Mass
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Earnings, Dividend Rates. etc

on all New York and Roetou 60,
the past 10 years; also er9jn STOCKS for
81 sIohs, ana Is correctly compiIad proVl-
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receive over our private ' w}ra which which we
NJ wi IN VIII Keep you posted on he co, aild
stocks. "iiu diso individual
ToDIAY's MARKET LETTER s,..,.,.
men mentions and outlines the nrob sPp99elaIly
.S s'o movements OF the following etooi L.
n HsaatFtr Is, g.. Peoples Gas :" 93tt2 p 4,
pref" Niettah and TX T
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Stocks, Bonds, Grain.
Cotton and PrOvisionS

Is rsin and sold for investment or on
BOSTON COPPER STOCKS DEALT IN
ton and Chicago. -'0" Iork' Bos-
OUR QUOTATION RECORD for
.a;, JUST ISSUED. This bool, l9 is
t or ps II sv 10 The Investor or specua
prices. s'' anu lowest
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American Warp-Drawing Machine Co.
Capital Stock $3,ooo,ooo.
Full Paid and Non AsSeSSabe
DIRECTORS;

Depository and Transfer Agent.
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AIhnehtsvllls
sALAmAvprR


Correspondence af Ihs Argos
Sic, Ethel Pcll spent Monday IT the
shaw farm
). $ smith and family were az valley
Point sunday
Bruce Csstesl wss working AZ Terra
/ Alta last week
Little lioyc Bishop who has been
quite siek .s better
Fred MeCIain. Of pi,tsburg. ~ spend.
his vacation GO home
Joe smith aud Isaac sypolt speut
Mouday iu Terra Alta
- Euuott asd family visited friends
a. valley r1lut. sundar
M.ss Mabel feohart ls visiting her
cunt Miss Jane NetzIer
Mrs Maggie Ellis Is va.IuV her
mother Ne Mary Shaw
M.ss FIoesIe Wursden is Whiting Wire
Eu1. Brown at Maredsu
Mrs RachrI q .brIrht s vlsItrv her
ton l ~ NeIeh OF Ierrs Alta
Albert Solder Prank AMI Reed
WEIGH were at Terra AIta Monday.
80 anI N-s Clss Ps aud Mo-
Maggie Ellie left rlnday o. utffs
Mice 1eHu.e .s.frsI aaI N.as Annie.
7''ter were visiting at D. ps.a
runtaY
50 q. Hs.rb7ver au8 sister r..r,
attended ODE p..a.c &c Valley IoIrt
Saturday
Eer Ea.e ward orracbaH rrrv .r
'err.'.nE srfnou lu lal Haal.st .laT.n
gcs..rdaF
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Personal Points.

From the Grafton Letter in the Sun
day Register we extract the following
items OF interest
w 4 Loar, the photogra pbor, has
moved from his home on Fettermap
avenue 60 his Main street property,
W u. Parkhurst OF Charleston. was
circulating among his many friends
here the latter part OF the week
Albert r. Dorsey, OF the Parsons Nd
vocate, who has been IN town several
days attending the Epworth League
Convention, returned home Friday.
The convention Of the Epworth Lea
que presented Rev T. n Lynch with
handsomely hound Bible as a token
Of gratitude for the elegant manner
that he and his church entertained tho
convention during his stay here.
George Lougbery, OF Independence
the enlisted teamster Of the First w.
Va. regiment was In town Wednesday
Mr. LougherY, after ho was mustered
out, received position under Major
Cruise as division wagon master. re-
manning At Columbus ca. lie is now
awaiting orders from the war depart
ment 20 start for the Philippines.
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Will Soon be Gone.
p% Delay Not, but Write
for Maps AT Once

Ian nrand Q. home from " eseurr whore he
has been Or some time
The present term Of tho Kirrw,oi No-m,
School closes tomorrow ana Praf Holden
leave, for izahe'h, Writ county. to 90 Iduct
tic feachsts Institute VII ca opens thsr. d No
week.
Grove Jackson ami Ron poWcrrntsfer pur.
cha-ed the saw miu at ohm % Garner. char
has been located on charley stone. place near
town. and moved u during the East week out
to sam Robinson, place.
Rev, Matthias Uuckbeit. tho new miuister IA
ca rye 81 the .ath,.ic tuurch AZ Hlwe.vii.~
was here ycsto day aud took out papers az the
county clerks ofico authorizing him Co celo
brate the rites OF m1trinony Ito gave tbe
bond required by law. With Pred Barlow as
surety
large number OF Kiugwood people
went TO Terra Alta TO spe nd their 9Th
and all report big time and the lar.
gest crowd ever seen in the county at
celebration The crowd was s,ti-
mated at from four to SIX thousand
The Epworth League Convention In
session at Grafton last week wns well
attend ID and very interesting meet.
ing. Buckhannon was agreed upon
for the next annual session. Officers
were elected for next year Rs follows
President II. C. Compton, Grafton.
First vice president n Kendall Fet-
terman; Second wee president. Mss
Anna PelleY, Moundsville; Third vice
president, f. NJ. Moates, Harrisville;
Fourth vice president, Miss Stella Me
Nash Wheeling; Secretary c. Il. Ma.
loney, Hartford City; Treasurer, Miss
Jessie Trotter, Buckhannon; Junior
League president, Miss Matte Proud
foot, Grafton
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Grant Graham Married.

From The Buckhannon Delta,
very pretty wedding was solemn
lied Wed nesday, June 2Sth, at the
residence OF the brides parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Archibald ninkle, who re-
side bout 4 miles below town Rev.
+. II J. KING, officiating. The con
tracing parties were the handsome
and accomplished daughter, Miss Eta,
and Mr., Grant Graham, OF Belington.
They are both popular young society
people, and their marriage was a bril-.
liant affair with quite O large gather.
ing Of their immediate relatives and
friends present TO witness the cere-
mony, which was beautifully impress
siye. They will be at home TO their
friends, at Belington. June 3Oth. May
their marrige life be "A happy and pros
porous one is the wish OF the Delta.
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snyders settlement
FsspoHdentc ~ 1ho hrgul

c5rsspondenoo ~ Tho Argus.
Mrand Mrs.C.A Craig and son. Chns
were attending tbe Epworth League
convention GO Grafton llst week, Mr.
Craig as 70 Delegate and Mrs Craig and
con visiting relatives Mrs. ELLA Irons
und Miss laurs stewart were attend
ing the Tongue convention at Grafton
last week. aIso AlI report good
umo
The report ~ thr China wedding Of
hir aud Size D. N11re sasa gather
.ng long fo Boz rsmrmIered IsuU tu1t
were present Mr 1ud Nrs. Moore
deserve great credit Cor thc way they
entertained t1eir guests They we're
IrFIted ta che dining room about o.
o'clock rHrr. fhe f1n'e stood loldarcd
e.iH plenty ~ good things "a, Gao and
tHe guests d.d simple justice Alter
supper vat over tHt Eoy. D O. White
r..Ia chapter anH .r. Boo prayer Iar
.#..F ..a4Hs tr.e rr.s.ut ST..
cod H.s Stone. Nr aud SIR.
lI. M.H.H. Hr HlI ss j. o. irons.
a..aHI r.s 49, % martin. SCR. anI sI-
George lIr.Hd.H Hr aud Hrs -.|I
stone al. auI u.sI come. v- auI
u.t e. Gore. HUH r OBJ |uIr.
r .u. a Hr.r H....... e aug
HIs o. Golfers. .Iau| tIE .D.r
HHH H. Al. f.t.n r.. a. a Drl
H.t snr. I.1t .Tfge uI. WUI u..r.
90 .I. hIau. 49,
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81 Ioe

Correspondence % IHE Auors
s. Kennedy, Of Mount Pleasant was
here last week 90 see bis best girl
J. Liston will In the near future sst
up a porta Die saw miIl on tie lands %
w. n. Sypolt
Miss Guy Bishop went 90 Terra Alta
last Friday and will not return until
after tho Fourth.
Miss Clara BeerbJwer is giving musia
lessons TO quite number Of young
ladies this summer
O. A. Besrbower caught bass ln
two pounds and three quarters
Rev. T. G Martin is treating bic
dwelling house To- new roof The
contract was awarded 90 Isaac NvuoIt
The farmers are about done cutting
their wheat and the yield will bc pretty
good. Preaching next sunday lu the
NJ. +. church al no a. m.
~ j. Gibson has corn that Is Do feet
high and in iassle aud starting toaIk.
who can beat b. on the Lee OF JuIvg It
was planted about the lsrI OF April.
u is not patch in the garden but
several acres
3. Y Rodehsaver wife and d1ugh.
Ter aro visiting friends ln thif sect GOO
Of the country There is quito uula
Der oil teams passing along our street
each day hauling black walnut logs fl
kingwOod. The demand is 90 great
for walnut lumber they can't wait uu.
I'll tue Cheat River r.. X is built
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s. s. s. FOR TIE BLOOD
NEWS AND NOTES.

From Tho Grafton Sentinel
Born unto Mr.. and MIRA WIN. Horny
FawcetL Wednesday, juno 2sth, son
Mrs. VIII Church, of Independence.
is the guest Of her father, w. IL.
Barnes.
David Fawcctt left this week for
Webster Springs for the benefit OF his
health.
Miss Jessie Fawcett, OF Addison
street, left Saturday for an extended
visit TO relatives in Evansville.
Miss Bculah Weaver, OF Evansvllle
Preston County, who has been visiting
Mrs. Henry Fawcott of tho cast end,
returned home Saturday,
Mrs. Laura Williams and daughter,
Lena, and her niece, Miss Laura stone
Of Hingwood, are spending the week
with Grafton friends and attending
tho Epworth League convention.
About City Gremen have quit the
service Of the D. & O. railroad company
ON the second and third divisions in the
past three or four weeks They are
opposed TO tho "chain gang" system
recently inaugurated by the company.
letter from young Jim Newman,
lcolorcd.) was received by his sister,
OctaVin, this week. "Iim" is messen.
per boy on the cruiser Yosemite, and
was then at Gibralter, and said their
next stop would be Port Sand, Egypt.
lie was well plcused with his position
in good health and seeing the world
on Wednesday evening Mrs. a. T..
Richardson was very ngreeabY sur
priscd by receiving check on the
First National Bank from the Lutheran
Christian Endeavor Society at New.
burg defraying her expenses TO the
International g. H. Convention, which
meets Boa Detroit. IL is needless TO saw
The generous gift is highly appreci.
ated.
Tho Car Of Russia has sent an order
90 the CarncPies for four million dol
lars worth Of rails Tor his roads in
IBERIA and China The contrnct SO.
cured by tho Carnegie steel Company
from The Russian Government eclipsos
all records in the history OF steel maxi
inR - will effect all branches Of the
iron and steel business; means steady
work for thousands Of men u is 90
10 completed 10 twenty months.
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Ree3Tvills
4 furresE anteace 1f rlc Argus.
I a. D. uay'os Was spending sunday
v.tb NJ. end Mrs Martin Doolittlc OF
. lnirprntruce.
DHar'ss Wheeler % Independence,
was visiting Dis mother. Mrs. Ei.zaJeth
+ Wh-s'rr sunday
I Hr Forward ~ Oakland. was here
7 th.s wees u,king after the Interests
~ the creamery.
I uaryey Z.ru - very low with Tv-
phoii fever pr O. W Coeun has
f charge ~ the case.
/ D saof,rd nunu o. - Fajrcharc..
I "a this NerE whore be has quite a
large delivery 90 make
John Gross uev,d into the lower
/ rorms 80 the O % o. Hall. vacated
rccvutif by q u Fields
vester Dunn vas ~ osa pleasure
trlp Sntarlhv aud Suofav at Rohr
also vi..tiaE h.s uacIs William sargent.
Quite numts- % our people expect
60 attend the r.cui- o1t no R.rls Ctcck
7 tae tth Every person expect a graud
time.
Harvey Markisy ~ Louiyslrle.
Monougalrs CO.,. is a regular visitor
every two weeks at Mr. w n Me
nears
Mira Eliza SImns and childreu ~
I Wiudrld, Marion Co arc visiting her
tatuer. " 70 Brown snI other rolt-
tves
Mr. and M samson Mckinney o.
near Masontowu, were tho guests
~audsY OF Mr aud Mrs Thomas :
Fortncy.
MIR and Mrs David Ksefovsr and
Mr. aud Mrs Thomas Loar arc think.
iug 81 attending the tth % July AZ
Terra Alta
Mr. Leah Ann Kceiover md dauxh-
ter Della. EXPECT 90 start next Monday
week 70 visit relatives several dave
az Grafton.
M. Ami Beavers aud Mr. jackson %
Hiugwoad. were at n NJ Grimes
Wednesday aud rooted his handsome
new residence
Farmers have been garnering the
golden grain which will not he moro
than hrlf "a crop this year. caused bY
tho Iessiau Fly
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Mencsr %
MorRantown, arrived here saturday %
visit their parents, Mr. aud Mrs. VIII
liam C. Mcnear
Mr. and Mrs George HartteU viii
go Monday morning TO Terra Alta
where they will witness tho Dig day
there the 9Th Of July
Two little chlldrea Of Mr. Ireland OF
Morgantown, arc out on several
weolss visit with their auut Mrs
Charles Ochlotroe OF This town.
Mr. and Mrs j. s. Loar and Hon
william Frceburn, were the guests
| Of MIR and Mrs. o. w. Ringer Of Terra
Alta last Saturday ami sunday
Mr. Charley Kcrus OF Dciislow.
MononRaha, seems TO have some fair
AGA TRITON al u. l.. Koefovers ~ late. BE
spent last Saturday an suudar there.
Items are very scarce 81 th5 Time.
| but We will soon have railroad items
Z o note that will Ice 81 more interest
20 some Of our noighbors than the
usual news
Here is July greeting 10 YOU all and
may the roses shower upon you aud
the sweet sunshine Of tho rnrest day
OF Juln., fan ever across your pathway
| through life.
Miss jennie Brand % KinPwood has
been visiting relatives near here for
several weeks. We are 81 the candi
opinion that there Is one young err
penter left sad and lonely
Mr.. and Mrs D A Din very charm.
ingly entertained AZ their home last
night quite number 81 their young
friends. Games a7d other feature.
whiled the hours pleasau tly away. un-
I'll reasonable hour, when tempting
Refreshments were served. and every
ono present went home well pleased.
ELLA EFT.
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oranesrilin

I GAINESVILLE.
Correspondence FOR the Argus.
Wheat harvest Is now IN fuu blast
and the crop in this section is good
one.
Mcssrs. a. w. Cramor and ,. w
Frazcc are taking the lead killing
woodchucks this season.
The young people will hold the next
festival in the Lutheran church at this
place on Saturday. the Sth.
The personal properly OF the late ! .
T. otto will be seld on Saturday, the
sth, also the dry gooas store. etc. OF
"a w ClementN
Quite a number OF our lads w in spend
the 4th at Oakland, Md, where tho
cool mountain zephyrs collects plenty
OF mountain dow.
The old Crane barn that has stood at
this place for so years and would have
stood ono hundred more. was torn
tpVn by }. " Feathers aud VIII be
.on .crted into number OF smaller
buildings
Prof. Burke is getting along very
nicely with his normal with an en-.
ro.lnent OF 80 aud more 20 come so in.
he professor is recovering but slowly
from the effects OF his fractured
shoulder which, is perhaps some ob.
struction to his educational work
Since the Marques correspondent to
IN Journal aud a few others take so
much delight in throwing bunghoIes.
striking ut apparitions aud bowling
prosperity, l would like To give them II
few nuts TO crack ia the form
81 answers TO the following iutero.
Rauou;
When did the decline in the price OF
wheat cattle and sheep begiu2
Under what administration did the
advance begun
Was 10 the Democratic party that
overthrow the income tax bill which is
virtually an existing law now in tho
shape of internal revenue or was IL the
Republicans
DID not the Republicans receive an
abundant treasury ia 1889 aud return
10 bankrupt la isy32
Did they not go into Office ia pros
perity and come out with panic2
Was 10 not vice versa with the
Democrats from 1898 To ,s07 ,
Was IL the silver Democrats who
were to blame FOR the mistakes made
FROM 1898 90 1897 or were Messrs. Hin,
German, Cleveland and n few other
miliionaires who perhaps were bought
over by Republican syndicates and are
now using their influence for the Re-
publican party where they rightfully
belong
Was IL the Eastern panic and war
or the tariff that made demand for
grain aud meat7
After al this viii tho poor mans
labor buy more for him than it would
even iu the panic Of 90?
Was 10 protection that raised the
price % iron since we are so extensively
shipping the samc 90 foreign lands2
should Tho laborer not have plenty
oi hire since tho eastern famine and
I spanish WARP
Can we conscientiously celebrate
/ the fth ~ july as an independence
| day and d sht tho Philippines 40 the
same time who have boeu. lighting 800
| years Tor their freedom ?
uoes che Government income paw an
appropriations except the war debt
without The internal revenue that is
collected from The use 81 documentary
stamps
How much nearer did tho income
~ tne Mckiuiey BHl pay expenses than
I did che Dprman Wilson HHu2
Since our Government has prospsred
I f1r nearly 300 years with bimetallc
standard why should 30 not prosper
ngaiuT
is there two men % better rcpnto in
I the Or. D.. A chan the late silver Dick
lliaud aud vs.. j BrYan2
NFrf.u
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1t Was A Mcclure Wedding.

Altoona, Pa, June 21.-Dr. Thomas
Mcclure, OF Parkersburg, w. Va, and
Miss Bertha Mcclure OF this city were
married this morning by the Rev.
Father Mcclure. William Mcclure
was best man and Geneyieve NcGuire
bridesmaid. The bride and bridegroom
are not related, nor is the priest re.
lated to either. or tho fifty guests AZ
the wedding forty-eight are named
McGuire.
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correspondence NJ Tho Argus.
j. u. Williams aud family have re-.
turned from au extended vIsitIn Iay.
cite md Nicholas counties
= n. Rogers was at Grafton Iasi
Monday aud Tuesday on business nnd
visiting bis brother. John Rogers whU
is ia very poor health
Willie Bay'cs ls home from the
University spending his vacation wIta
his plreuts Hc went to Pleasant Val.
icy 60 preach sunday tnc Znd
The quarterly meeting 90 Gor10 on
chapel was well attended by persons
from far and near Rev Cotton preach.
ed two very fine sermons ON Sunday
As the dav for cniidren's day was
very rainy there was not "a large crowd
ut but the children did remarkably
we'll IN pcrfol ming their part of tha
exercises and those present were well
entertained
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FAMILY TIES.

William L. Cathell % and Challie
McGee 81.
Walter Childs SO and Nancy r.
1rembly IS.
J. Frank Trickett 20 and Leutia
Brown 26.
Walter Sinclair p and Nancy Teets
10.
All natives OF this county.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-02-11

The Spokesman says, strive as
they may, the people of Idaho and
Washington can never meet the
solemn obligations placed upon
them by their soldiers who went
with the flag to Santiago and
Manila. These boys have proved
themselves the pick aud flower OF
American valor. Others have
fought we'll, but none so well as
they. Others have suffered death
and wounds, but none have such a
record as theirs. Thei- magnifi-
cent valor and their splendid
discipline have thrown luster on
the citizenship Of Washington and
Idaho which will endure forever.
Nevermore will president of the
United States have the effrontery
to make public utterance
derogatory to the high character
of western manhood. Grover
Cleveland has his answer, and the
rebuke is crushing. If Mr.. Cleve-
land should desire more odious
comparisons, let him campare the
record made at Manila by the vol
unteers of Washington, Idaho,
Montana, California, Oregon,
Dakota, Minnesota, Kansas and
Nebraska with the record made by
the New York volunteers at
Santiago.