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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-10-19
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Hair-health is warranted
to restore gray. white or 40 ~
bcached hair to its natural ~
color. Hair.flealth is a hair
ood restoring youthful color and beauty gray and
faded hair. Removes dandruff and stops falling and
breaking OF the hair Il 10 not dye. 1t positively
will not discolor the skin. scalp or clothing
II acts on the ROOTS giving them the required noursh-
nent and positively produces uxurant thick hair on
'ad heads. Keeps the scalp clean and healthy Docs
lot rub off or make the hair greasy or sticky and its
'se cannot be detected. Good for men and women
iiair.t!ealth is dainty dressing and necessary
djlnct to every toilet, and unlike other prepar.
lions. its hcathful action the roots of the hair
Eases the hair to regain its original health and color
whether u be brown. black or gelden. Prevents
lair falling after much perspiration
t1air.steaIth is sold by leading druggists everv-
where Pnce soc for large bottle sent BY express
prepaid IN plain sealed package. receipt Of 6oc bv
LONDON SUPPLY co.. SS3 Broadway, NV.
Hs,reS6ey ne ,asse, "Hasv-fYealkhn R,fx,. IN
substitutes MoSey YefNndcd II Il doey NOT 6s.<SS. -
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EpIaranRi (hurchea.

~ LAKE. Esa.c. Service art s~~-=on AZ r
y ~crYs<-~ eendGeses ~ Rsv VI Tha~~.
- SsspNe1 -R.iis-t Rev Wvls=A "a.
sas. lAslss sefsse~ every sSa8sy 81 Il M Ard
: N
q C7esae1s = r~s~sY .csrts arszEs ssasa a~a
WasAsnssez .tseVt
s. N.fss chzreA Harrsr& s.s=n$ AaS Srztax
sysssJ Kssgos Rsv J, II i1sv4 Msyrsas
a. Fysvsf < ~V1gEsga sssasss q sszsr Ms
sgsA e she Wessss Great Rsszss TAe MaaAszH 81 az
Esee
T~T~isr f>ArssH eAsTgA- txrReF FsgesM s-4xEs sw&
tsxss street Esesna ass n n eis-en. t-3~9Aes.
HAL - SERVICES : H. ss4 Il szS N ~
Nar1szx saEssgs. "Jss1s rssSsax.S al 1rFzsahszz
ssxstax s2te~s- u :, Pas. a. lss~a
- MaSss " s=>tsssa Fs-a Re-. u a tss~~z
- = tsgs Sessses ar. ssr@se~ ct = -. NJ w.
has LEAFS Ia r~sSss Tsxe Ssress Lass sar
s1s - a. srssisy ssxssss
= Pa s-ssynsz Nssr~a av~Sns AZ SsrsH1Asas
.sse& kss sra sszser. EvEs9s s4EAsy
, - &ss-aE-s ss&sss SD @srs4e*. Il = II
Gxs-4aS service ~ y
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THEN the solo was surg effectively.
\ and Mrs. Stan Capt Macabee was
eskec 10 say something along the line 81
married NE" Size had no sooner begun
.nAn the baby most inoppertunsly walled:
eyah-wow-ah-ah-A-A" etc
The leader ran his fingers through his
haio OF auburn hair and nuttsred Amen,
amen"
There was more music and testimony,
then ~ last the leader came forward with
book In his hand:
Am going to read you our articles OF
marriage. said he We believe in mar
rage, but net In divorce. We believe In
people knowing what they are aboa, before
fney enter into II and In knowing what TO
expect and To abide thereafter by their
vows, which we believe to mean some
thing. Someone asked an old woman
where. In the Bible could be found the
Best advice on marriage. She replied that
she believed II was somewhere In Nico-
demus and that 1t was: Grin and bear IT.
Then the bri9aAier read the Salvation
Army articles Of marriage, which must b.
agreed TO by all who marry In thu army.
They we're ~ follows:
We do soiemnly declare that we have
not sought this marriage for the sake Of
our own happiness and interests. although
We hope these will be furthered thereby,
but because We believe that the union will
enable us to please and servo God and
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-22

Il = n. ssd - n sunday sehoss 1t Il e'eisct:
praise meeting At rs p. n.
cn,v.r,ssy-rhsnas c. wawsii, ntpissa. su,-
ac service At u A. N ard = >. n Church scAsoi
meeting At 7 u p ~.
Catholic Churehes.
Church 81 shs iRnseu,a.s- Broadway aas MsAiss9
s~.s. Rs.- 4 pia~sai. pastor, Res 4 r1,sli
II. Jssuiss
ov L.ey Of Good H.e-rAsra s,..a. .ou.A And
vssAsnssoa sssess Rs. = Z. PrsfsstAiss pastor.
dictsnn. ~ "A.
sAcrsd nsar- srsA a,ssus a.d Bet ssrsss Geo
Aasssd b tAs Rsss~ytisassts Rev TAsmAs Brown.
VITA sasmss. 10 = a n ssnsdsess.- y . n
Preshyteriaa cAsreAes.
kecenA-S~-tA s~sesia ov.ess~ HrsA s.sA-
,ersavy s< passerass q Re-. " A. Msisr Msr~-
arzs sonnsn,ss and re.~rtasa - rsmsn Even
lag -Ths roaxas
Asn,se Church n wnie. passev. ssv-
sces o. - , - wrasa sunaas sssse' At II n
v.sa-ssrss.A s.sase asA ol.. street R~
wIg.An Dana ,as:ax- Axvsss At u - a. 81
: y
a.-~.a s.rstA .-s.a.; s'-..n
Pms and Olive. ssvssess At II q. N aAa . -
assznassir L&nap. snes. pastor.
re-s psesssssnAa-Cwn~ Tsw-.s s.szas ss4
ss,ssax street Re-, L Estesasas. d D PAS
. - So r. So - ss: a rss..... :.
sasss frss
vsss~s r--ssy.s-sxa ~c.rs~ Il sra ar..as Ard
ssnscA stss~s SERVICES - II - = - ara = - !.
gsss IN sAs sss2szs
asa = n y. . 4 f.ras., .snaas: =.
! Z 4 Ssssssa. ras - , N: -" Il { E~A
sssxeaa
cssnserssaa r-ssr4s~sss Ax<A-Tsssys>so~l
sv-a~r sa1 Esss rssrr M EsSs sssrA Ii .
~ Mr. n u aarfess- - , - sssxiA. Hass
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q n members was made the means OF
lraxing 4 large admission paying crowd.
II h well-knowa fact that few public
eseuonies are more popular than . we'd
mr. Thereby an opportunity was given for
n mving Of souls and the gathering In
n . few shekeis 10 carry on the army's
0mk Of salvation.
In addition to the marriage ceremony IT.
III. the programme consisted OF rnmer-
tn speciaties. including the giving OF
ssst3naony' by each member In turn.
-sxperiences." choruses Cbass drum very
eonsDicuous In accompaniment and all
be htest popular Salvation Army songs
~ some OF the most talented artists the
army was able 10 secure. After the exe.-
eses everybody was invited to remain for
sftfreahments and extend congratulations
p The young couple.
The marriage was the elimination OF a
ruantic love affair which developed be-
lNen the two captains as they met In
terse OF their work OF salvation.
y won, give you all the details" said
MI Marshall. confidentiaI!y to the audi
nee. II won't tell you how Capt Hubbard
eame to me after one Of our meetings ono
night ard how earnestly he labored to
ecnvince me that this work OF salvation
would certainly be furthered by the In.
ERASED efficiency as . soldier he would
attain from a closer alliance with Capt
SPENCER: and how at last went into the
barracks and told somebody that some
hdy' was waiting outside TO say some
Thing 10 her
II ERE the audience laughed heartily.
and Capt Spencer. who was seated
u NE front row on the stage. biushed and
smiled. Although her bridal costume con-
Mined no rustlIng silk nor cleaning satin
~ hlmy veil. or other conventional we'd
arg adornnien,s. in her somher army uni
iosn and poke bonnet she locked young
ana lovely. as BECOMES a bride. The two
ns apart before the ceremony, hu. II
weald have been easy 10 distinguish them
from the rest OF the army assembled as
me bride and groom. even II the briradier
hsd not persisted in calling attention TO
them
Like shrswd master % ceremonies. the
nf'sadser KEEP; hts audience aroused with
expectation by continually nt.mstlng that
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-22

Eussas nan1s VII preach ii II . n and , N
Fr~nees Rapssst cAureh-Rss. cs;rns AoiAs
servse. every Sunday At Brew butitins Services
IL .. ~ saA - n
Msrss, ssrset-Csrnss Twsnty fsGyth assras seztA
and Main street.
= nd : D'i !. K, ! s ssss...' =.
S..ss..z e Arsuass Az cordially snrissa
sv~dssA rnA avesus And Olive strss- nv
AAArss evarsx. pastor. resdsaas. - Give sssosA
.eAses At u n ysaas psssis's pss,s meeting -
- n
Christian ChueeAss.
=: s:.a. = !s.s:, = Re- D1.I.s $50 sunday
rsns cAr4snaa ehnr.hJ y. snsh. pssss..
sass. $500 s.... ..1. ..s = q: Z + eiss.A S.s:
azd rht-a
Methodist Protestant CAsrehes.
Ysasz ya.es,n. eAu-sA~- Pr,aehsss % ousda, u II
D~van..A ehsrA-p.s,.l n.ssy rasas, sxnasy
s~As<: II u . -: pvsaehins At 3 , n
rrss-C@ys~ TAsr1 svs.us sst Pre- ss-srt Rev,
Fraai T. WGaans r4ssns. The Fist nsA.:sss
Prptsssxa. chzrvA sna La Fs-t CHRISTINA sAsFea.
R~v H. anisAs sAssor. sa,s Esasee iAess ssrriasa
Salvation Army.
y. h.,g~sx~r~. rsss ssrss. and TAar1 xv~naa
cspx ssst aES fxsss sK~snsr II etx-ya d -
kn~s All. il = -. Asssssa aessas. y -, fan
ly sssAsrsas
M hAu-Csrnss s>cess s,s=ss ssstA saz To-
10 .a,. 1.sssa ssv~sssa. s.4 iAxa. wssss. 10
e&Aspa q n tmNs A~la it Z -. ksskesss nsst-
ne. , \. Ansly sssAsrsns. . -. ".rss s.A
Free MesAeAist CAsseA.
pe,s rs.s MssA~4sss -aureh-csss~ = r~Ty ~
ssss AID Fsas s<est e. . s..- psrsas- On.
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IBfT WERE MARRIED.
en AAnfssfon Fee 10 Charged.
- e1visg All Present . Chance
ArnAvfb1te 20 the Eoal-savang
- = re Bisshfsg bride.

nHHRE was a rousing Salvation
Army 'HaI!eiujah wedding At
Rarks hall last "wednesday
- saxht Capt. Paul II. Hubbard.
= - city. and Capt Laura Z. Spencer,
= - paIiss, Or. were united In masri-
- Dig. .. Marshall, the chief ofiicer
- - salvation Army In the Northwest.
,sSne1a1ed. and eli The local Salvationisss
1r1fDassd IN the services The hail vas
.s--1Sd IN spite 0. the pouring rain. Ev-
-es1v Vas smi.ing and beamins. az be-
Sss1 = eseasion- The only exception was
Z .rrf1erce,s baby. which. like the skeleton
= ~ fast. was constant reminder.
s !. ancordance with the thrifty custom
- salvation Army. che marriage of two
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NSrweglan-Dasish MethoAist.
ne Norwegian Dasish Mshe4is cAureh hold ~
tsiea' servsee: s.sy SUNDAY At u a saa -
, N In Pusds haa. ninth assnaa All Bcsndina.
mana Rsv. q n. Hsass. pastor.
Thssssvnses, Society. Amanda foese-M.-ss . .
n - In rhira srsoss sssssst. 'Assrosoxy And
The sssi." - Mrs. ~rsAt Asdsss. 2 fsoena,
oa.. city TAsssoShisa. sasssy in Am~tes-
hal. }. Pssnssv hiseA Essay. Caity II Rslixsaos.
ey c. J. czuh
Second ChYSstian Church.
bali. os~sss Ffrss avenue anA AAdea ssxss1 En-
trance - Marion erese-
CeisreA Baptist Sissisn.
n. esso-~1 sssss.s- esrrsass e-sry saaAs, At II
Sstssaisrss han. in Ia. ~ asar.rsssy sroaza4
EvangeIfeai Association
s~.sn Hsrrsea ssr"ss a.x rs,.sr a.-sss. Rev
Assast wsssrt- sssssr. - Harlan sossl Ger
-. Y. r. l. 81 p n
Christian MADAGASCAR mems Bethel.
Mse.fsxs hssa 10 sss<nsst II ~ xasasnsi1a
stree asisJ assss~u Fsrss a.e1ss ssssfs
ash Dses<eosAI ssssse sssry ss~ssns 81 u ssasA
Ysszse cordially isvttsa CAsssssa. Tasmas Raas.
spfSfssa1tsm.
rAa--k "a fAs Aeai-01f FssiSws hail. GS-uAasa
kcsh
Assssss apz-ssaASsS Assessstao- Nassete Tsmsss
esrxss - sd sssnzn sr< r1sA Tsnf<seAns snA ~
As11s' nsstaas. - .. - L~szss b. kSs yasseh
AdAns - , L.
Enttagaan
ryra rxEsa..ss -GsssssA avs~eA. sesy Unsae
ee.vSs u q o. Asst-sss ~ Nn Can Hsemaa
c. r C.. "a Frsss~ Willard fsasae asxSsalsy
tnrsse4
Cafvsssal DgStherhooA.
A.ssms LnAm n. H-nmW q 2nnsnnu 49,
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rsahi.s meeting Sunday ., .. n sabssus, ~Cy.
Mental Science.
II, M.n,al ses'ssa.s H re. s,.y sands, = II =
DAY svsnins At ecioeh The so~iety IL readina
Miss H. Emiiy CAdy's eaarse Of iss.ons ~ .'TsssA
First Chareh Of Christ. sef~.ssst.
Hearohe sscst. ec-usr Firys avenue and sprsas
ssFess Services 81 II m sanday sehosl se Il Isl
..r..s. ..as.sa.' ..eaang :. e.siest. READING
Christian AAvensisss.
CHRISTIAN Advent nsssinr sss ASsA II ne es,vs,
mar, passw. Rs,. Annie Z. Bsysns. svsss.,i,s vi
eesa&st services - - . N sahssrt "Ninisssrin9
spsxttx.
Section Seattle q. l.. PJ.
s~essen s.s'tis seids msesnss every Sunday It Z
. n In Assnis ssmpis. sntsanas 90 secueA A.
Scandinavia Seaaea's Mission.
Res. J. Mos@. preacher sesntinavssn $50
nsn. ns.son At IN Sirst sss.ioss ssssy
haaesy. BEADING sosm in snsssNessan.
Cveek-Russiau CAsprh.
1rssh Russian essfs~h~sil L&hssisw s,snaA
Everyhoay's Church
Assss liz Tsir4 s.saa. s~v.ln.s n g. ~ tsfsy.
.as as., esspsa" Th.naa, at . n. sCss'.
Fes0s in Nssafs.t
Seattle Liberal Cnisn
EVER santsy svsn.ns In @ l. T. hail Enss,Ans
seecSS sssssa A. D. ~ Df. J. D. yzfk
ep&Al1,
Chrfsstan AlIiaoeN
win sA~4 IN - rysshyssssaa church ssru1v rhiyA
sseeSs sss Ms7ssa sssess. t~gtnnsng Defohss l. a.
IN p N. ard r. Fasfsr. Hss. w. G. 8f<seaa
Society 81 fniveFsa1 HeIfgs0a
In Hsrks kala. ut o'ste<t stss eseninx ksv
Aass4 w. Mxstsm viii s4fr~ss his sssssurs en-
.Eesse'c~ AID frss~na Day Qzssslons" Al -
tus1nnA
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TQDAY'S CHURCH SERVICES

Hereafter tire Pct Ir.ssstsrso.- wi!i a.le~ ~.
hne- IN fns-zsi church refsse< frye II ehatsr FER
sr~sr line e.s there wifi - cAarge - !.
e~Sts This rule NJ a~ ,tyset}T ssAez>a
CAarvA seiioes rust - IN shgs a~sse sos Iasxs
lhsn 3 g = rs FRIDAY.
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hal. belsw s-veu.ss s~...ry Services At I - ~
s-y eshea ern9ag.
e.-van r-asss,ioa1 Lutheran. zen's-Ceyusr
rsnsA srsau. ana st.sars street sunAay sehoei Il
ss q NJ sunasy services ~ II - =. - ans -
p
German La.A.r.n gsynoe Ns)--ssr-iss s.s,
.",s'y a, =: s sas ss. .s's = i.aa.s.
street. ssd YAKIMA a,snas
nosr rr,as,, E.sa's csr.e e.vs.ss .,.aas ara
v,i4n sfes. Rev 1s-~ y RATA. sasses. Sss
rBp m Rs, J c Kx.sxsna vii assseA
Nosw.s.aa ns-sss- rcur,A a-.sas and rtss street
g.s A He1svia passeE fsssessee. - sssea,a
s..eas sseSay s-sccs At y . n serysoo II
seT-.a rasssrsr -ssrssa~ 10 hall. e-ru~ Aaia
.sr~ss asa A.nsr a.snns Ssrvsess sssv, ssrssd ana
srszsA s~Yssay 81 TIE nestA ss ~ u. w The
Ee- Ese-sns. passex
srexatssv sass.y sss.se-.. eosnsr MaSsss a.s Mss.
u rAss.r asssats napssst eha-rA, sre-y trss Aaa
IL .r< sunday a tao Ees'sA. 81 = n
r;..-~.a s.u4s ssstss. r-s.tsm~fs h,r rear res,.
a. :. :. S ss..s' is r.xs- Ka.sr..
wis Hs~su ssrs<s aaa W d kafss. ie& aS~sI
street
x-.s.s Er..s..ss.l-rhira .-s=ss a.sr psse
a.. sxsrzs neqta- &enaAs se-vsess ., y q ~
ar = Al vita @a4s<szAn1 ssetssh saSzss.
SexSss.1y ssvttsa
conversational Churches.
Pvt -Calzrssza CITY rrsscssax ~ Il ~ - T..
- n
Etrai..s-xss3ss services 81 = - sns , =
TT c Is. , sassas sssesa - u asar.
yx<xfs-~cesrs~ rNirt sssszs aa9 Cas.srstx
,.r.~t Es- W u rsrns. rasee<. IN esaAsA
r-rasAEsx 4 = as1 - > H.
s.9ra-~ rr.syssrae--T~~9 - Tv~xtr se-zS.A ~
mz. ans ksss street A~s DSesa Re0. pASscr
ss.sSz=e< - fv0fT soSss& AWAKE Se~<ss~s q: z
. - al8 - .
N4s.ey.tss~e Mss Ssssass sasses awsse~e O.
- xs1 y sre4as ssefssf Al :. = > :
l . : 3 q ISaset I 7 & b
FFaasg xssx-zssr NJ III
fzssS sah~~ks~ q fSss. rxxe~ AscSsH
A.ss "a Ia u q Z AAN kAEszAs sBxssn -
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III " Watson w1u sing Z solo. then
ne ths knot. By the way. somebody
80 me today II had practiced enough
~, conauct this affair successfully Wen.
90 my prscttcing tonight, aud the
hu.ufe VII tell whether was successful.
Anen ne told story ahou, . dying
hman who had been su-h . disagree
sD.e cnap that he had no friends:
bomebody will be sorry that dsed. >
Aid The Irsshman.
Tor the lands nike, whs,- inquired
his wife
The man that marries my widow he
returnsd."
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anything that II In his or her power 10 do.
give or suffer in order 10 assist the army.
believing that in SO doing we shall best
promote the glcry Of God and the saliva
tion of souls.
we also promise that we wilt use all our
influence with each other 10 promote our
constant and antire self sacrifice In fight
ing In the ranks % the army for the sal
walton Of the world.
I'VE Also promise 20 regard oar home In
every way az a Salvation Army soldiers
Cor offieer'si headquarters. and 10 arrange
IL accordingly. and IN train all In 81 who
may ne under our influence ard authority
fer faithful and efficient service In the
army.
I'VE promise. whether together or apart.
always go do cur utmost "a true s0ldisrs II
Jesus Christ 10 carry on ana sGs;sin che
war. ana never 10 allow tie army 90 he
Injured ~ hsndeved IN any OF "a Interests
without doing oar utmost to prevent IL
Should either o. Is from sickness. death.
or airy other cause. cease Ia re efficient
soldiers. we engage that the remaining one
shall continue 20 fhe best ~ hts or her
ability 20 fuIaii taese promises"
Ana then they were marrtssi-
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1T burns slowly and steadily, produce
" ing the maximum heat. The lasting
- qualities Of Roslyn Coal make it the
most economical fuel and at the same
time it saves work in keeping up fires.
You will notice in burning Roslyn Coal
in either heater or an open crate that it
is true coking coal and that the heat is
steady. Users of Roslyn Coal will also
tell you that it is the cleanest coal to
HANDLE and that it does not clinker or
clog, burning to clean ASH
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iush~sAn tharckrs-
s..s--.~ SsasAAr~a--SsaxAass&A &ssss~.- e.asAe's
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Ps,v. Free NstAstss. sAnreh-4rsNG - T~vy -
s~ns AKA Pa serext ks~ sssn- - DaYtas. Or.
vsa vs-s~A I'll II - azsA J. -
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Ever s1nssy svsn.ns IN @ l. T. hail Esss.An
seeess ssssss A. D ~ Dr.. J. D. xssh
epMAAss.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-06-23
SERIOUS OUTLOOK
FOR OHIO.
Men Refuse Company's Tender
of Settlement
MILITARY AID TO BE SOUGHT

Cleveland, June 23.-The street
car strike situation here is now be-
lieyed to be in a worse condition
than ever. The strikers have re-
fused TO accept the company's Of
fer to reinstate eighty per cent of
the old employees. As result the
company has announced that it
will not treat with the men. The
company will run its cars and de-
mand protection from the civil au-
thorities.
At noon today Chier of Police
Btrrett announced that he could
not give such protection without u
much larger force of policemen,
and intimated that he might be
compelled 10 call for military as
sistance, but that would be as
last resort.
Mayor Farley is now in consult
alton with the commanding officer
of the military companies of the
city.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-06-23
LARGER ARMY
CANNOT Be FED.
SO Says General Otis TO the "af
Department.
LONG HAUL FOR SUPPLIES

Washington, June 23.-GeneFal
Otis cablegram from Manila to-
dav informs the war department
that the conditions are not at all
favorable for the assembling OF a
larger army for the island OF Lu-
zon than he has at present, as sil
the provisions must be taken to
Manila and transported long dis
lance. He also says it will De i'm
possible to provide for au army O
from $1,000 to 1900 men.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-06-23
WANTS SAN FERNANDO.
Aguinaldo Believed to be Getting
Ready For Its Recapture.

Manila, June 23.-Aguinaldo.
who has taken the command Of
the insurgent forces from General
Luna is worrying General Me
Arthur's forces with continual
petty night attacks. Two mem
bers of the Seventeenth regiment
were killed last night in sharp
skirmish with the Filipinos.
General Nc Arthur is convinced
that Aguinaldo is making prepara-
tions for a concerted attack upon
San Fernando in the hopes of re.
Aguinaldo during the past few
days.
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Cleanliness Not Essential to Health

Cleanliness is an excellent naoi'-
1t is not, however, an absolute es-
sential. nor an essential at all, to
h ealth and mental activity, The
heathiest man the writer ever saw
is alive and well today at ", ana
he took bath only occasionally
once in the Mersey at Liverpooi IN
1888. and again in the North river
in 1878. both of which were aooid'
entail, the gentleman being slight
| lv intoxicated when he fell, Al
most all people who live to the eS
tremc old age are found 10 b
those who aro no, overfond Of at
Ilutsens, hu, who otherwise ar
careful in their manner Of hNia'
Medical Record,
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The Florence daily tribune., 1899-06-23

CONVENTION.
The Next National Republican
Looks Good For Colorado.
DENVER MAY BE IN LUCK.

Chicago, June 23.-It is an
nounced on good authority today
that neither Chicago nor ST, Louis
will put in any bid for either the
national republican or democratic
convention to be held next year.
1t now looks as if the national
republican convention will be
awarded to Denver, while the dem
ocratic convention will undoubt
edly go to San Francisco.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-06-23
AMERICAN STEEL RAILS.
Russian Government Orders ISo,
900 Tons from Carnegie.

Pittsburg, Pa, June 23-The
Carnegie Steel Works company
has just closed a contract with the
Russian government for the de-
E-rrbis is said to be the largest
order for steel rails ever placed
with any firm.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-06-23
HOTEL ARRIVALS
AT ruE FREMONT,

]. G. Smith, City; Q. NJ, Pat'er-
SON. Toronto, Canada; ", Hanson
Boone, London, England; Jno- A.
wanohopO, Edinburs, sooslAna'
c. A. Browning, F, j, Baere~n.
w. n. Nye. j, w Lindsay, Den
YER: Juo, Hauley, Pueblo; W y,
Taylor. f, c, Anderson, ii N
Anareas, ChioSgos MTs, + n
Briggs, Mrs, L, W ThSyeF, N'c'oFi
iC. NJ, Trynne and wife, I, d, Al
ring,ya, ST, Louis; f, Q Mays
Cripple Creeks J, Crowley, ss's
Pa: Scott MoComto. t, k, nyes
lSsliaa; j. G, GSnaroseT, oeseTsSs'
Springs, Harry Gsas, hA''sS
CITY; J, u, Ryder, New AeSS,
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Abraham Gould Dead.

ST. Louis, June 23-Telegraphic
advices received this morning an
nounce the death of Abraham
Gould at the city of Salem, n, y
Yesterday. "Abe" Gould was a
half brother of Jay Gould, the
great financier.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-06-23
Wipes Out Village OF cass Lake

Walker, Mimi, June 22.-Ihe
many rumors that have been float
ing in the air relative to the re-
moval of trespassers off the Indian
reservation were confirmed today
when Capt Mercer the Indian
agent, received peremptory orders
to remove all white persons oil the
Chippewa Indian reservation With
in so days.
This means the obliteration o'
the thriving village of Cass Lake
the division headquarters OF th'
Great Northern railroad ON 1t
Fosstou extension, The rmlwa,
property is not Included in this OF
der, for President Hill holds TIN
right of way through the reserva
ton by an act of Congress,
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-06-23
Artillery for the TransvaaI.

Berlin, June 23.-The Krupp
gun works have just received an
order for twenty-five rapid fire and
several heavy guns for field artii-
lery from the Transvaal govern
ment.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-06-23
The EIks are Roaming.

St. Louis, June 25.-The exodus
of the Elks began this morning
The weeks program will be con-
cluded tonight by the awarding OF
the cash prizes.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-06-23
GOVERNOR STEVENS.
Issues Requisition for the Return
of Alexander Jester.

Jefferson City, Mo, June %
Governor Stevens today issued
requisition papers for the return
to Missouri of Alexander Jester
who is charged with numbering
John Gates in 1871.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-06-23
Grand Jury Still Investigating

Evanston, Ind, June 23-There
is no change in the coal miners
strike here. The grand jury is
still in session investigating the
riot which occurred on Wednesday
but are unable to make much pro-
gress.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-06-23
Four Slate Miners Killed.

Bluefelds, W. Va, June 23.-
By the falling of large body OF
slate in one of the mines here this
morning four miners were instantly
killed and one fatally injured,
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-06-23
STILL UNCHANGED.
Both Sides Awaiting the Arrival
of President Nash

TO-DAY Both sides are anxiousiy
awaiting the arrival of President
Nash of the trust, who is expected
to arrive in Denver tomorrow
morning.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-06-23

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