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The Globe-republican., 1899-07-06
To All Whom 1t May Concern.

This is to certify that l, VIM. II. Gar
rett, will on the 18th day Of July. 1899.
make application for conditional par
don, having been convicted of grand
larceny in the January term of the dis
term Of six years. Signed,
VIM. II. GARRETT.
The Globe-republican., 1899-07-06

ODIN, ,KAs., BEoGs MF'a Co., Sirs.-I
have used your Cherry Cough Syrup the
past week for Ia grippe and can cheer
fully say it is sure cure for that disease,
as it cured me in short time, and will
cure Others II they i,se it faithfully, +.
Shade. Sud at City Drug Store.
The Globe-republican., 1899-07-06

Rev. w. o. Woolvsr was in town Wed
nestjay and called during our absence.
He IL located near Salins, and was on his
way to Garden City to visit relatives. He
10 getting quite corpulent, We are told
Cimarron Jaeksonian.
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Bexgs' Cherry Cough Syrup

DeEEs' Cherry Cough Syrup
Gives you the essential qualities Of the
cherry tree bark from which it derives
lis name. 1t cures your stubborn colds.
coughs Of long standing and Group. 1t IL
the best known cure for In grippe. Sold
BY W. f. Piue.
The Globe-republican., 1899-07-06

Colin Keating Of CimarrOn, hns been
appointed gardener at the State Insane
Asylum at OsawOtamie, at a ealary Of
$l00 a year. llu takes charge Of his
duties July 18th.
The Globe-republican., 1899-07-06

DREssMAKING.-Miss Eva Smith, of
Springfield, Mo-. is at the home Of Mrs.
Waldo Tarbox, where she 10 prepared to
do all kinds of dressmaking in the best
manner and in the latest style. 1t
The Globe-republican., 1899-07-06

Garden City beat Dodge City at base
ball on the 4th of July but Dodge will
resume the campaign as soon as the rainy
season nends.-HutchinsOn News.
The Globe-republican., 1899-07-06

ME-. CHUECH.-Regalar services next
Sunday. morning and evening. Sunday
schOOl 8 :45 a. IN. Preaching at IL q. n.
and s p. IN. Class meeting II m. Junior
League ) p. M. Epworth League 40
p. m. Reception of members in connec.
ton with the preaching seryicss
w. r. WEAVER, Pastor.
The Globe-republican., 1899-07-06

J. r. Finn has been appointed agent
for the Kansas State Mutual Hail Associ-
alton, aud he has the southern part Of
Ford county for territory in which to
insure crops against destruction by hail.
HE address Is Wilburn, Kansas, and Mr..
Finn will be glad to take your risks. Do
not fail to insure against hail.
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Tha, Throbbing Headache

Would quickly leave yOn, Ii you used
DR.. Kings New Life Pills. Thousands
of sufferers have proved their matchless
merit for Sick and Nervous Headaches.
They make pure blood and strong nerves
and build up your health. Easy to take.
Try them. Only 25cents. Money back
il not cured. Sold by w. F. Pine.
Druggist.
The Globe-republican., 1899-07-06

W. H. Beck Of the East End, says the
fruit crop promises well. Apples, cher
ries, and other fruit will be abundant.
Corn is fine, wheat, a short crop, but the
grain 10 fine.
The Globe-republican., 1899-07-06

II. C. Nichols. Fred Wiedower and L.
V. Stewart of Spearville, were before the
United States land office, Saturday, aud
made proof of timber claims. A. j.
Incl, Ed Steele, w. II. Beck and others
were witnesses.
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Not minute need be wasted in curing
your cold if you take Beggs' Cherry
Cough Syrup. 1t acts the quickest and
surest Of any known remedy. No matter
how bad you cough, you can sleep II You
take this remedy on going to bed. Kept
by w. +. Pine.
The Globe-republican., 1899-07-06

Walter Pine delivers the Topeka State
Journal anywhere in town at ten cents
per week. For general, state and rail.
road news the Journal is unexcelled.
The Globe-republican., 1899-07-06

That the persistant use Of Beggs' Blood
Purifier and Blood Maker will drive dis
eaeed germs out of your system and life
will again be worth Lying. You cannot
cure in one week or in one month, .
blood trouble that has been yeBrs getting
a fOothold. Beggs' Little Giant Pills
should be taken twice week with this
remedy. We keep it. w. F. Pine.
The Globe-republican., 1899-07-06

John E. Stewart, Carmel, Ind, writes:
Ny daughter has weak lungs and catches
cold at almost every change Of weather.
We have tried many remedies, but moth
Ing stops her cough equal to Beggs'
Cherry Cough Syrup. We keep 1t. W
+. Pine.
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Baptist Church.

Preaching morning and evening, every
third and fOui th Lords Day.
Sabbath School every Sabbath, 10a. M.
B. Y. p. U. At 6 80 p. m.
Prayer meeting every Friday. 1880 pm.
Cordial Invitation to all.
J. II. ROBINSON, Pastor.
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battle Fer Life.

You need for perfect health, plenti-
aul and constant supply Of pure new
blo~d. Beggs' Blood Purifier and Blood
Maker tones the stomach and assists di.
geetton. We sell It. w. F. Pine.
The Globe-republican., 1899-07-06

The following letters remain unclaimed
Tor week ending July 6, 1899, and
unlses called for within thirty days, will
be sent to dead letter Office. Persons
calling for these letters will please say
"'Advertised'' and give date Of this no
tice. One cent will be charged for ad-
vertised letter delivered.
Barr, W H DR. Shoelar, Taylor
Cox, Charley Shultz, Ben
Chase, Mr. Slavins, F
FarQuom. n 8 Mrs Thomas, william
Fulp. j T Vaughn, Perry
Miller, Wieland, Rosa
Miller. John Williams, Fellie
Palmer, FA williams, jeff D2
J. A. ARMENT, Postmaster.
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Not an accident occurred here on the
Fourth, but there were two runaway
teams yesterday.
The Globe-republican., 1899-07-06

Will always keep on hand supply of
Beggs' Cherry Cough Syrup. A sudden
cold may develop Group, and before you
can reach drug store. the child may be
past help. Delays are dangerous. We
keep it. w. F. Pine.
The Globe-republican., 1899-07-06

Miss Clara Bees0n OF Topeka, 10 here
visiting her friend, Miss Blanch Harris,
and will remain three weeks.
The Globe-republican., 1899-07-06

The Junior League of the NJ. E. church
gave q social at Mrs. Mary Crawford's g
on Monday evening.
The Globe-republican., 1899-07-06

Ray Kirkpatrick and Frank Arnold are
In Ellinwood, at work in the harvest
field.
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THE BE-REPUBLICAN.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
See inside pages for late news.

Township vouchers for sale at Topeka
prices by the GLOBE REPUBLICAN, Office.
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0oecourA&lng W0rO 70 Que OF US, or
breathed a single word Of complaint for
the hardships you were undergoing, but
then - now your whole strength, heart
and soul were wrapped up in your coun-
try's cause, and were ~ ready and will
ing to meet and make any sacriace -
any Of your male friends or associates
could be, and while We stand here with
this nag In our hands and look back over
the history Of woman's conduct from
the commencement Of the world to the
present day, We always hnd her unssl-
fab and ready to sacrifice her al on the
side Of right and justice. She was the
Arst to stand By and wesp for osr sacEi-
feed Savior In his hour Of trtal and suf-
fering; she was first to visit his sspal-
chre after he had been laid away with
the intention Of being consigned to cor
ruption and final oblivion; 10 was the
first to bear the news of risen Lord to
his apostles; she was first to endure the
pangs Of death in order to obey his be-
hests, and she was the first in the hearts
Of the immigrants who subdued the first
savages of this country, and made It what
it is. She Was first to scatter flowers on
the bier Of the martyred Lincoln. and on
the graves Of those who fell In their
country's cause, and today she is the first
in the organizing and upholding Of every
step that il grand, noble and civiliziag,
and che is also first and the most ener-
eetic In the establishment and upholdine
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-18
BANDITS DEFEAT DEPUTIES.
DESPERATE BATTLE WITH TRAIN
RossERs NEAR CIMARRox. y. -.
str. ktt1tag the sheriff aHa
woandiag Tive OsheRs-0ae al
aehbers IL killed. Others Escape.

Los VEGAS. july i;.-MeAger details
wsre received here this morning O!
pitched battle between a shsriy's posse
ard tae gang os outlaws who held up the
Colorado x Southern passenger train az
Folsom q tew days age. The ARRAY oc-
esgrr~d near simarron. j. W. f'arr, a
member 81 the posse Was killed and Depu-
ties Love and snsia. of Springer. n. NJ.
were probably fatally wounded. W. II.
Reno, chief Of the secret service Depart
ussEt Of the coscra6a Il Southern wax aso
wounded. They escaped 20 the hills An
ether posse vas organised ~ crmarron.
and is now In pursuit Of the robbera
Marion Lt1rcii. 1--we stock inspector. ar
rived here at O'Clock this afternoon bring
ing further details Of the fight at Cimar-
ron. as he had learned them AZ Springer
II; occurred this morning" ne said. IN
the canyon above Csuarroa In . very rough
piece 81 country. Tho news was tesephon-
Ell 80 Springer from Cimarroa tust before
| Jeff there. The posse WAS led by Sheriff
Ed Farr. OF walsenbuy. and United
States Marshal Foraker. Of New Mexico.
The posse numbered six men. The force
diviasd three members advancing upoa
the outlaws from opposite directions
zone OF the outlaws wac . dead shot.
Sheriff Farr was killed and Henry Love
ard a man named Smith. members OF the
posse. are wounded Love was hit twice.
one xho; going through his thigh. Foraker
returned 10 Ciniarron and telephoned that
all Of his posse had aern wounded"
The identity of The outlaws is not known.
but little doubt ~ entertained OF their be-
ing the same individuals who heid up the
train ar Folsom few DAYS ago and also
a year or more ago. Waile Mr. Lisfrsii
dill not learn the exact location Of then
camp |. II believed 10 have been compare
lively close 10 Cfmarron. probably two or
three miles away Cimarror IL a place OF
about 30 people and IL situated close 10
the mouth o; the canyon and swenty-thTea
miles from Springer. The outlaws have
been noticed hanging around In the vicin-
Ity FOR some time past.
Although nothing certain Ia known. II Is
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20 carry en . SAL 70 eezassss az sxse<sssss
territory srs1 ire skk@E 1&teet q s.s wttk-
te Iess~F sss 70 saxse~s as=anss % Ass1sAg
ESTABLISHING o strDS.x xzFFEssss "a Fosnax&es1
TIE asrto~ Of AAs.ssA 4a4 - F@<sxse she
Faste@ STATES cast 1Eae~ Admiral Dewey
~ks sfS~ Aeaes e~x.x sae telAgs Takss aE AS
ts1ssg xrFat 10 ~ ssre~#aksgzsssf Ysasftl s~.sze-
ne tressgm a1rsstSnns5 ia skss wstaiA ssz-
ter zFai1ab Die 10 taNs aaTbsss$rKSsss asSfss-
h~r Estzs TIE Tents FsnasY warts ss&-
Unssess ordered tSsSy. wta - Sprrox5-
naAssfS i.as< sa&r.s TasSss frnoss. n mY
sssfx rnsni. are az sfsas w0Ssls BE advisable
10 send "a the pfstApussas s1sns3s at sssss
;ffns- n Il - dssas8 a3xIasSse 60 sad
assG*ffassAs regiments. shrg ean ss sent
sF1sn New sfsi~a9s nr Tampa fysf the
force nos ordered 20 ~ sent. H. zK al
rsssag kGsAsesssa se ss Ha9rs than wifi 10
rsssssssxa Tor ths pkarpeae
se Controversy over Number.
s'Et tlsz2s &pp~sxx that there sss no Goa
fr1SsrsF vss@ganx the number us fgssaIs
80 be sent. Ger. M.ses IN fact having f<s-
lEnatea usssre thar GEE Merritt Jaitsd far.
bgs &a.gF1nc. nf 0psat@n 10 tse easn-
gsss<ESf 81 tas feyce teen Merits fseAsF-
ing su have fsaDrs regulars shaI we're dss-
tSBat~f sy ss~fa MfEss
Certain EesssapsFs have attempted 20
she's THAI Gees. MIss@ DID aos want more
than s.ssss frf.<ps 10 se ssssf 10 tts fhSis p
pfses under Gee Merritt bl4s tbs above
efnczst correspondence shows tais not 70
To tbs fact
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.s.~,~a. s,x n<msers Of TIE rfssse that oae
or mere cs the oasiAws vac zrs -
nur n~r have bess wSunara -
sSersr Ia FAR. ~hc vas kiised = ~es.
$500 .Ur,vw i've stock rsa ne ara
has arcsh<r aass Tsi5sy So x.sr-n-
tysserr<sx IN southern 1sssfakfss as'A
s~r New Mextexs-
wprs Has received here Ate s@a5 -.
the lead noty 81 ,sse " u srafa - =.
rs.rse~rsss. IN she Fesscn Train reoaTfy GA
SO s.s,ssarss,e Ss,ssshern railroad had ncss
sssnx~ss~s 70 cSyrarrcn. n. NJ. sFesa s8~
ss~rsse .sy ssss axA, ard wss astsrrssnr sAA-n
70 ssr.nxsr. ! 1870, .s.-a s. re sess man
l. knawys tsy the name at WtshAm MSSsan-
nss assss a. " Franks and came from
Msxeai-ne. -. M Were ne = 800 -
t-rh~. ,aIs. weigh. stssut 30 sssussss ana
- ~ gr%. COMPLEXION. TIE other twc TO
s@~s shaYsSfoyet their surses ana afe WinS
pursued in tae nsals ny POSSE o. s"saas
Later accounts Of the hxht state sse train
rxsssaers were cressaken =, about cesask
Ssan.ssy evening IN the eanyon. zen "a ss =
20 s-.o camp ard replied IN the negative 10
a demand "a Surrender A nGs' then en-
sued In watch aholf hSsy shqD werS tx-
wos,-.sf through me wrist. bat haneayed 1t
and resumed sAe hattie. He was ssst q
SECOND tfgre through the body and Teal asaa-
r. II. smith, another member q n psss ...
sustained a dangerous wound through the
,hsxh THE firing lasted about forty -ase
nsrss,r~ Social Officer Reno rssssasnea ga
the scene until O'Clock Sunday might ana
then less for Grxassron 70 secure metscai
all which WAS secur~d al Springer III
,eok hf-s nearly four hours - make me
,rsn "a sr.Y,arross. q distance Of ten miles.
through the heavy rain and intense dark
ness TIE attacking party consisted OF
Sheriff Farr SoecsAi Offsrer w. Y. Reno.
az Denver r. II Srnish oS New York wna
VAS al sYnsa rrs,n and velanteeYed 10 "a. H
n Love. an employee ~ Charles Springer.
stock man J. III. Mersan ard Fsvtecto
Corxlova Of cossax county. New Mexico.
ara Cant Thaekev. epeets, assn. ~ the
Wells Fargo COMPANY, a, Scrsnger. they
were under 'he direction ~ United States
Marshal Foraker. az New Mexico.
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CHICAGO. July IA sp~clai 10 the
Ttmes-Hsrzia fr1Fn Washington says.
Important eahleGrarnr aax< been rscety-
- at shs state DEPARTING ~ from sae FIail-
tpgsns commission and AT the var Depart
raeas from Gen xssf&. CONCERNING a new
move IN the atrsesisn ~ = mi pplRe pol
icy Thsse dispatches have heen In me
hands sf the president Tor several days.
but he azs declined 10 make Sssxm gaalte.
because The uitFa-oSfsnlssttc vsgws hereto
fore gseeiysd srofn the sane ss91Fes have
Rot aesn e5fn@ cat ny subsequent events
The latest dispatches however. aYs more
encouraging than tie previous ones bat
tbs greside.. wfshes 20 have some posi-
tive results before making them pablie.
them Is taa. dfreEs ov.r;arss for Ey~ace
have bs~n srnt 20 Gen OTIS By AguinsI1e
and some OF rs principal leaders
II was said ~ a cabinet officer tor Eht
that II the promises are fuiaEst the VII
nntcsrs hos heinx enlisted w!ll nos bc
needed
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Fatal ACCIDENT on sxAeaoAr.
Joha Lyach. the Mate. Falls Fram
tho Top Of Derrick.

Special Dispatch 20 tire Post-Int.sllgencer
MOUNT VERNON. July is--iohn Lyae A.
tbs morning While walking on the boas
near ssdre. ifw climbed % The top 81 fas
Derrick rr tire beat and attempted f1 hoij
cable up. " hinh Is used To uesEat. the
ferry boat. whsn X struck hln on fha
shoulders. knocking aim To the deck sniur-
;ns him about the heAs and Shoulder. He
lived about an nGus after rhe scS dant
lynch has h@su connected With TIE sHsg~
beat for number st years and hal a
large circle Of friends sn this community
lie was a member OF the Wooansn OF the
Worff
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harrison TURNS Il DOWN
t'str aes g'rers tszxs eere


ats,@ hs 80 aszTsst evwszssstss~ - RhAk
% z4ss hAv~ sasas Esse tsT &e9ng 3
csatsstlsS sssss@ssa 20 Az aA tesss eoa-
T.se sfsa HssE sssF
TSse s<Es Hssa ~as s2sTssss sses aH.e~ ~
= A3tsss se f@5nses r. fssfsees sss-ss,
sH esassvs - the paste a~ksnzsssssa bzve
are ss. srssezs ss<g ts fee sAzse So ~
ksgss &ssey ~ sef~as ssg say $50 *.
seseezsr &asss4sstwz5 tAss tse C-ssa2xs gsAs.
fsens ESsss-vsss - i}ss=sss s~@s ss-a a
eas tssszx 4zsssaEsaa - tss seats caaxxn-
ssss p assmr~ saas >asxz eentras 80 ~
s~aYznffen4 - ssessas ga, sA- soas~
e. ktgs&ax @@#E F@1s sAsa - ss~AsEssa 49,
tss7 80 f'smrss ~fsa aAsas ~ saexxs
ss4sz
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-18

GOVERNOR PAYS POSTAGE.
ssDre@e Gesvt Decides In Favor Of
Secretary Jenkins.

OLYMPIA. Jaly T. TIE controversy be
tween the gavsraar ana the state secretary
a. 81 WHOSE datF = IL to An osls and RIA i
notsFiss commissions. has hssrn settled To-
dsx hY IRE supreme court whish tsrtss
the application saT wrfi - mandate nv
ssev Rogsss TIE caaFt haaas thar II =
Tire xeSerfseTs anty 70 sssise The commits
ems ann that ar office Of the safe can
noi y eoasFeiiaa by Any precedent eSssh4
l<'isA Nv he predecessor IN once
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FOR SEATTLE ASSAY OFFICE
Chief C1ask Of the TaFson Mat anA
ExDerss Ordered 20 Pua~s
SQUAD.

SAN FRANCISCO Iuly IL Warren
kotasar. chief clerk ef the Emitted States
mint st Carson hAs been ordered "a the
Seattle assay cfaee Mr. Setrwar Is ac-
c0TpAnIsd 10 several experts ia the art
% handling btlillon
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VANCOUVER = 4 1a1v Il The stsy
ssssnfas FeasShf aetsrsea ssgs syeg ~ s. co.
from HAsfey. wee prsess4ss3t - gAe < sssstx-
}akgn ssssrSsresettan 81 fnfsapy IN raj o.
tisns~nt 81 All gssstssx asalN@s ~. Asvass-
sAfp f~sarassA fgH GaNaER doma hS that
SnssHs 81 TIRE cttvz ekfeF7aafHs IN Jtsras
tse- fa~ damage eesss the cgty ssH
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Tar sharres 81 the tsrays hsrtsss xwmslis are
kesgsng veil cleared a ssaEsns humber Nearly All
the sstils are working overtime aud cannot keep
un with oasfers rhsFe has been good supply Of
vessels In the past tSo weeks
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Special Dispatch - thc Pest. intelligence
OLYMPIA IB8g Il phaesse II vi sss4.
- r. as shs former saat@ 2fararsan + n
A1Nsv died. "a thta atty this esssyressrs
she wss Fsaae~y - is6f snt will kmasss
ean Esaees ssNma6 especially ~ Sesft{N.
Phoebe ~ Easi vas ka-n IA >swsgk -
J Nav ia sSS TIA ts4s shs xas Faarsss.s
o. u AaoSs and tn isss came ss ghas
ely s5H bar wsF srHns &an k'Faee5s
ssfsssh @ne as iss @>s7s ESr csf sas fsTssscr
able sFtp = fh~ &&rTassstssse wrat gcssaasgs-
Aefs8 a. EAVjAs tskegs fns steamer srxsV.
sHF*e 92Fs trasa SsR &'sa nesse-s so fha
Ns8sA MvN 3eaew m@s sae .axthe- Of
ssh - Bg@H Sls Da*s am# four gfrfS
rhsfs arr 81 fAsse lYsus gstsr esvgs.
Ssae-sSeF Nsi6e 6 isusIisay Gerald Il
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ssasasr - A3Hs ae~ sss~-eazs szxA&sx-
A Esssssses Ss=Asss-sa&a& xsssM szszx s&AsS~x
- - sss<zsssss as - sxp<~ss Il sR ~
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The STATE heard cf use4isssan. u which
the grievance - the strikers were present.
- last week by tGa executive committee
- The Knights II lsaso~. heia a eonferenee
With FYesasnt FT@9iaw3 f08aY. After re
conference. sSe beard tesusa a statement
50 which e SAYS
Nj NfresanS set5t an usakes Is c.fsr
- IRE Aaarsf sast S VIE n1s he possible. IN
me present stratus ~ AFFAIRS 20 nave re-
ruurse % arbitration. sn& She hoard does
1Qs. therefore. dSsns Il sas ssshse n saka
FrsFFh srsfssfs a. .hsz saA
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A gsah - 10 strikers attacked ESf.A
zveFsks car sn fseaaGr aur~s shi~ after
sseeft' r0&yS3 s1~ EUzFsf ~ fear policemen
aEsi siFaggvs3 fAe eessSarEar fTaTs tho car
fsfsf-e achievements from tbs Ensan IL.
nft ueTe uswF &ttA 4 sAeReg - @tasAS sHs
sFsg As9ss after several ~ ths police men
H@d s%@n U.s. Hf8shT hT4sJsess che moo Wa
dszsaefeess ass4 several ~ sfa leaders arrest.
- 'Taa gss&6re feWn& <soua8Fsar f@3aarY
tvin< sxHassEsssSasss ~ stse roadside TIE
sssfgessw ~na ait~nleA Mn az Fsss fssss p
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fff1f.AfaFsE ftFfA T8jr tr-AE .rts %
tse FsFaafSvg. Haesd TYaasaf Ca-apaax So
sse snE4EsG ~ * asesascs=H asafnrusRn avs
c#asee=ars - tsss csy 20 take shs. pa -
- ssrsNsnz ssnakavee
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Merritt wanted Regulars.

Ia tiae eseaattswe sses Merritt had
he~n sskerfegk - command tfae expedition
fps THE FAslippines ard IN q letter 80 the
rtssssssas dated May ~ fs@ hs sahssttF
tod ar essinAtw ~ troops So s-aN~tfsass
sub an expedition comprising e ssa sssss,
81 wHtcts aAns sef 4 go were r~ssssar@ ftn
Mas u n %tsasttenssnss taia hv an sssst-
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come 20 DT. REEVES
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THE sre1f~ a-sixasssa la the above
communication numbered ESis stmn
which was aver % ~ sfnra than Admiral
tinwHs haa assss for but ssss ~isps@sasssi-
ins ~ wss Ger Miles aglutasa thar in
vfs~ ~ tae sssnlra1's statement that the
Epant~h force Was e~sffxs alkA at - Asi
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Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-01-10
CITY NE vs. I'LL F

]. G. Bates, piano tuner. Montana
Music Co.
Grandey has dry wood and all kinds of
coal. Tel. PAS. 301 S.. Montana.
Butte Feed and Fuel Co., feed, coal and
wood $50 S. Wyoming. Phone $50.
DR.. H. II. Hanson, surgeon and special
list. Rooms4 and 5, Silver Bow Blk.
DR.. T.. l.. Napton, dentist, has moved
his office to room 4l6 Hennessy Bldg.
Chemicals and assayers' supplies. Fair
Drug and Assay Supply lis
East Park street.
You can get needles for all kinds of sew
ing machines at Sherman's 125 E. Park,
Butte.
Fire Pots, backs and CRATES for any
stove at Butte Stove Repair Co., PIG E.
Park. Phone 500.
DR.. G. l.. Hagenburger has returned
from a trip to New York, where he
visited the principal hospitals and elm
les.
John Farmer a brother of Robert
Farmer of the Star West addition, Butte,
died Dec. 8 at Ottawa, Canada.
One ton Cottonwood Lump Coal at $500
equivalent to 1A tons at $6.75 or $500 coal.
Telephone 276 r. de Haas Agt. S14 Utah
avenue.
Mr.. w. j. Barker. who bought a COW
from JOS. MCFARLAND of South Butte is
hereby notified to call at once and get
her before the 9Th day of January or
she will be sold. Jos. Mcfarland.
The increased attendance at Butte
Business College necessitated adding
more floor space. The school now occu-
pies the fifth floor of the new Owsley an
mex in addition to it's old quarters. The
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IDENTITY FULLY ESTABLISHED.
OUINTAL IS RECOGNIZED BY THE
MAN WHO PAID HIM OFF.

The assistant bookkeeper for Winters,
Parsons & Boomer, came in from Big
Hole dam today and added the weight of
his testimony to the identification of the
man who was murdered in MissOula
gulch. He said the spelling of the name
was George Quintal and not Quinlen as
reported by Mr.. Harper. The man had
been employed at the works as a team
ster and left the dam Friday morning
after getting his time, which was about
ten days.
Mr.. Mcdonald of the Free Coinage
lodging house appeared at the undertake
ing rooms this afternoon and handed over
to Mr.. Tachell a bundle that Quintal had
left with him on December %. He at once
recognized the dead man as the person
who had left the bundle with him. The
bundle contained a suit of clothes, a pair
of shoes, an overcOat, a hat, and the
name and address, David Later. Ana
conda," on a slip of paper. Word has been
sent to Later but nc reply has been re-
ceived. 1t is supposed that he is a friend
of the dead man.