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Tomorrow Is the day Sc; for the mar
rage of Lady Randolph Churchill and
young CORVALLIS West. and weary
world is hoping that both parties this
time mean business.
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eeatfis--secund avenue and Cherry street,
New Ynk Rooms 162i Temple Court.
Cticsso~Roorns 1850 Chicago stock Exchange
building.
Taeorna-Ii2i Pacific
Address al communications and rer'tances 20
the POST PUBLISHING co.
Seattle Wash
The Posf-In.efgsneer does not offer payment for
voluntary Contributions aud viii not undertake 10
return unsolicited manuscript.
Telephone Business office. Main 7; Editorial
roors. Main B2
Give postosIce address in Fun including county
and state
Remit BY cxpress. money order draft or in regis.
tered letter, al Orr risk
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Calling Adiai stevenson from oblivion
has had enc sood erect The mention
OF his mama recalls the fact that he was
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Baltimore & Ohio
RAILROAD.


Schee1le in eject December % 1870.
leave Washington from staten corner Of NcS
Je-sey Avenue and Street
For Chicago and Northwest, YestIbuied Limited
t2!ns l9-S5 a n. s-O5 D. m. daily.
tor Cincinnati. 81. Louis, and indianapolis,
E1pTesS l0-55 m YeSfi5uled Limited $40 P.
m, express 12-05 night. daily
IoF Plttsblrg and Cleveland, I0.35 a. n AID
- arc ii-SS p m, daily
Tor Columbus, Toledo ard Detroit. p 90 night
EoF winchester and way stations, 80 a L.
and $50 and -5-S0 D. n
For Luray, $40 p H. daiiy-
for baltimore. week days, x2-35, 500 6-S4,
4. 80. 4 10, xs-55, 5-S5, x9-S0. xl0-oo J. m
&lz5g9 a. l2-l5, xl-l5, x5-oo, x5-S0, Il 81 as.
AS:V9, 10-lO. x5-50 N6-2o. $50, Ns-09, Nl0-po
zli-So xll=25 p Sundays Nl-S5. Z ;15.
Nl-lo, S-S9- MOO a. n, Klz-05, I-oo l-I5.
1S5yg, 40, H5-o5, 15-lu, 6-S8, Xs:oo, Nio-Sa,
For Annapolis. 7.i0 and SIS 4. n. BIS ard
S-SS p m sundays SD 4 H.. 4-55 p M
Eor Frederick week days. SIS. l0-55 a m.
go. 5,S0 p n Sundays. 800 a. n, lsi5 p
EoT h1ge-stown. 'io-S5 a n and $50 p m
For BOYD sld way points. week days. s-5
a N 4So- 5-So. 7-o5 p n SUNDAYS. 500 = n,
For Caithsrslu-- and way points. week DAYS.
50 a H. I2-5e. $500. z-So- 4-23. $50. 7-95,
! > ? n sundays 9-o0 A. n, lis, 4-SS, 7-05.
For Washington Junction and way points.
week week days. SIS a n $50. $50 P. m sundays
500 a ms lis 2.
Royal Blue Line
All trains illuminated With Pintsch Isght
For Baltimore, Philadelphia. New York. Boston.
and TIRE East. week DAYS 9-O5 fDEerl. s-50
tBonetl. D.0o (Diner) a. n Is-as (Dl1erl
lis Diner. 500 .RoyaI Limired'' EU-
clusiyely Pullman Train Dining Car, sos
tDinlEg C2rl. 500. II-sO fSleeping CsF open al
800 o'eloek). and 2,S5 night Sasnd3ys Tso5,
eco a. n i2-05 noon, I-l5 Dining Cara 3.0a
5:oS Dining Cars. 500. II:S0 Sleeping Car opzz
lo-e.9 o'cloCk). and 2-S5 night
Parior Czrs al day trains.
For Atlsntic Cry. lo:00 n. u -o5 noon. and
l-I5 and 90 p n week days Is-05 ROcn sun
dzys.
For Cape NAY. week G1yS- 12-05 ard lis D IA
Except sunday NEXp-ess trains.
Baggage called for and checked from hote1
and residences BY Union Transfer Co on orders
left AZ ticket ofSces. 6IS Pennsylvania Avenue
NV. New YORK Avenue and 18th Street. and Al
Depot
F. ID UNDERWOOD. D. r MARTIN.
I'd Y. P and Gen Man Nsr Pass T-1fic-
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LEGAL NOTICE.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA. HOLDING A SPECIAL TERM
FOR ORPHANS COURT BUSINESS-Ia -
estate OF Af.BERF LAFAYETTE JACKSON
Deceased. No 925L Administration Docket
2G
Application having been made 70 the Supreme
Court Of the District Of Columbia. holding a
special term Tor Orphans Court business for
probate Of the last viii and teStzmsnt and codi-
ellis. and for letters testanertary on said estate
by Mrs Minnie A. ". Jackson, Il is ordered this
25th dAy Of April, thst notice i hereby given to
William W JacksOR. Ira T.. J7ck=sn. Howard
Jackson. Nett;e J. Cut Mrs Thomas l. 6ssifhs
Mrs George jackson (aou-residCuls). and 30 ali
others concerned. 10 appear IN said court on
MONDAY. THE ssTH EsX or NAY, A. d.. fa0e
At I O'CLOCK p - q show cadse Why such
application slou.a granted. This notice
shall he pt.biish-t tlg Washington Law Re
porter and the washr esou Times. cnce in cac;,
Of thEce successive weeks bef5re tie return day
therein menticncd-thc first pablicafion 20 he not
less than thirty days before sad return day
By the Court:
CHARLES C. CoLE Justice.
LOIS SGHADE, Attorney ion Applicant
aP27. .my4.u
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PROPOSALS.

WASHINGTON BARRACKS. 2 C., MAY 3. 1890.
Sealed proposals :n triplilste VIII be receiv-
cd here until NOON. MAY I7T9, 1890. for con
structing brick stable here United states re-
serves right 70 accept reject any all propo~-
als. any part thereof. Information fnnisl-
cd on application Envelopes should be endorsed
Proposal for Brick Stable, addressed TO T. 8
BENTON, e ~ myS.4,5.7,B.l6
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGING fne dwellings: a m j.
in live Ohio city; title clear Tor Washington
property. Address COZ Spruce 81. myS-3t, en-
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FOR sALE-aousEs.

(
FOR SALE-Well-buiit home; NV; 2-story and
cellar, bay-window front, rooms and bath;
near cars good str,st: price S3 500; easy terms
FRANK HARRISON. Narder Bldg, 9th and
ST. NV mys-3t EN-
FOR SALE-Bargzin; nice Broom house on 7th
81, near 81 Sc; only s1.7O0; $500 cash,
rents for $3.50 per month. J0EN H. O'DON-
MILL. 302 Pa. my5-5t
$500 BUYS Groom, bath brick: n J. ave and
St; papered; Is feet front; viii sell 10
colored party; terms easiest. ROLAND c. BOOTH.
cor. 10th and G sts. mys-st, ,esn
Ss,75Oi ELEGANT Groom bath brick; cellar; pa
pered; 10th ST.. near Maryland ave; terms
$3.50, Elegant Groom tiled bath brick steam
heat; let lsx90 10 20 foot alley; rents $3.50; To-
cation \. Cap and O sts. near electric cars.
hOLAND c. BOOTH. cor 10th and G SITS. NV.
my3St. EN-
BARGAINS TO QUICK BUYERS
y-Toom house. Sth ST.. East Capitol for 500
rooms and store, III ST. ne................. 6,003
roous and bath. l. St, near North Capitol. ], 100
'-room houses. brics. "A m. j., Myrtle ST.;
NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS, lOOs F.
my33t
GOOD CHANCE-Auction sale Nay 4, $50 p. m.
2 frame cottages, g rooms, front and back
YARDS; Seaton st. between 10th and 21St sts.
ne; also p vacant lots in rear; take st. cars
out benning Road; home your own price.
JAAEs W. RATCLIFFE, AuctiOneer, $40 Pa ave.
NV ap2s-d&ds
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FOR ssI.E-sUBURBaN.

FOR SALE-Look. Ia Hyattsvilie Nd. 70 min
utes' walk from electric cars. new Groom and
pantry cottage, large front and side porches frst
aocr hard oil Enish, I0.000 feet ground beautiful
hOla1. 81 800; easy terms. WELLS < WELLS
attorney tor owner, 81 d 81 nv or HylttsFiIlc
Nd. says-3t
FlR sALE-57 acres Rnc land: abundance OF
fruit; small bouse; barn. stable. spring.
miles from city: good road: near station; q 8s0-
easy terms; bargain BbDkETT < DENT 625 \
St Iny3-Ss.cln
FOR sALE-7-roon dwelling: barn. ca-ris.e
house, stable eeliars water IN house aud
barn; chicken houses; acres, good land, planted
in garden: fruit Of al kinds. flowers shade:
s. 60; adjoining 10 acres. with store for $50.
miles from city. DJCKETI 3 DENT, Ga 81
nIyS-st.em
FOR SALE-Ch0iee acre lots, with shade: miles
from city. steam and electric cars:
cheap; easy terms; lots at HyattsviIle and Brent
wood, very cheap; money 10 build. DUCKETr &
DENT. 6s5 st. my3 81 EN-
A GREAT bargain at Hyatsyille; beautiful home;
large lot; terms easy; nsust sell ROGERS {.
ROGERS HXattsNllle- Ry3-lms en-
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WALL PAPER.

hsh in South Africa have more troubre :,
getting their hands the Beers than q small
bcy ever had vita s.slippery porRer.'s ONLY -
up Tor paperlng rooms with our new stylish paper
+. G. NoLrE, $40 stk 1t. no BRANCH. ans q
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FOR RENT-sToREaAND DwELLIs.

FOR RENT-Large storeg an6 two floors above:
nice concrete cellar :Kif be vacant May Is,
Nos Sli leth and zoos &C sts. NV; rent SIPS.
LOUIS r. CHOENAkER, SO ST. NV.
my3-3t.em
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WASfED-Five tailoresses experienced pants
and vestmakers; also good operator: steady
WORK and good pay. - waTder Building, 59S oh
St NV. fnyS-2t en-
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NANTED-At once, young girl white or col
ored; bring REFS. 5ll +. Cap. ST. my5-3t, EN-
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" NANTED-Girl for general Homework in family
of 3; lest Of REFS required. 1855 10Th st. nv
mV3-Sf en-
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MANrED-Two Catholic ladies for steady work ;
must furnish good references ROOM ;, 62l
9Th 81. NV. 90 n o. m. daily my4-gt
The evening times., 1900-05-04

wANTED-A respectable w.,ite girl Cal Az 10th
ST. NV. 1t
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WANTED-ENperienced lady win teach art Of
manicuring for So Adde'S BON 592, this
Office II
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MANTED-saIeslsdies. 1925 7th st. NV. myi-st
MANTED-Half gToWn cOlOred girl to assist with
light hOusework and 90 errands; must STAY
Iights. Cal gos s.. NV. after q. m u
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FOR REyT-RooMs


TWO pleasant well lighted aad ell-furnished
rooms ON % and % floors 1871 l4th st. nv.
INVITA-. .rm
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FOR RENr-svBURB.,

FOR RENT-Cottages; rapid transit; Sc. Box /.
DesnWood, d. c. mv2st en-
FOR RENT-Yery handsome, nearly new smsIl
cottage, at railroad station; convenient to the
city; large grounds; splendid water; 60 a per
manent tenant s5 per month: references GEORGE
q. STEWART. Seabrook. Md lnyI-6t
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SITUATIONS wANrED-FEMALE.

WANrED-By white woman. place as nrs. class
ho1sekeeper 103 Va. ave. sc. It
WANTED-By respec4sbI3 coloreft girl. place a.
nurse; refs IIl5 =. NV. 1t
wANTED-By girl pi.,e as chamberraaid or
nurse city ref. poo Z st. It
WANTED-By a respectable White woman. place
70 assist with Fset aouseFoFk. Adde'S III
= 81 ruv2-ar
NANTED-By colorcd woman place to do gen
ersl homework Jas > 81 nv mva-$t
A YOUNG woman rsio is trained nurse and
can furnish references from leading phvsi.
cans desires engsse'nents to massage lsdips at
their homes Address bon 57I, this Office
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wANTED-waist and skirt aands At once. IG05
sd 81 NV my3-5t, en-
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WANTED-A young white lady to address en-
veloPes; one weeks work; state salary. Ad-
dress BOX COZ, this Office. II
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Schct-11e in eject December "a 1s9s-
Leave Washington frOm staticn corner Of Ncs
Je-sey Avenue and c Street
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FOR RENT-oFFIcEs.

FOR REAT-Rooms in building. s3s + st. nv:
cheap rent Apply to W. J. DANTE, Hutch.
ms Bldg. i0th and d SITS. ap22-tf
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wANTED-A young lady for general Office work:
one who understands stenOgraphy, typewrit-
ing. md bookkeeping preferred. Address. stating
lowest salary and refs, Bon 500, this ofiee.
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NANrED-Industrious young white girl 10
for children and do light housSTork in small
family; good home il suited. Apply NATIONAL
NArCtfMAN' Office. 1229 Pa ave. NV. 1t
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WANTED-Tro women 10 go to the country; .
for The city; 10 homes free. 2Is II ST NV
II
The evening times., 1900-05-04

WANTED Girl for general hOusework 1915 Pa
NV. II
The evening times., 1900-05-04

WANTED-A good cook; refs required. Call
- 9th st. NV. Item
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wANTED-Lady 10 DO eolleeiiag no experience
Necessary ROOM %, Bank Building. 18th
and G sts. II
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HELP wANTED-a.LE AND FEMALE

WANTED-50 ladies and gentlemeu. Govt. Dept.
employees; $50 day, after Office hours; no
book csnyassinx; work easv ard pleasant Ean
from TO p. m, Room 10 Central Building 9TH
ana ia ave myS-st. .em
The evening times., 1900-05-04

wANTED-Colorel woman cook, SIS. 1913
81. NV. II
The evening times., 1900-05-04

" ANIkD-Settlsd cOloged woman to cook. wash,
and iron. Cali after $50 p. m, is Z St. NV.
II
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HELp wANrED-FEMALE.


ANrED-TWO girls as plain cook and cham
brrmaid. Enquire 2s5 AZ ST. sw Item
The evening times., 1900-05-04

WANrED-Typcwriter must be expert; easi
early; good pay; permanent position l4il
G ST. NV, second floor. II
The evening times., 1900-05-04

WANTED Norman for general houSework in small
family; ref required; stay nights. 50l East
Capitol Il. myi-3t,em
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FOR sALE-nIcYcLEs.

BIG BARGAINS.-Large asso-tmeuts Of second
hand bicycles, so1ne high grade and only
slightly used; g up CYCEE KxCHANGE. 40
10th st Nv rnva-3t
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NANTED-Night clerk two white boys for sofs
drinks AT bar todaiy. BURGESS HOTEL
AGENCY, SOC l0lh 81. NV Item
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Discovery

81 have been thinking of writing to
you for some time" writes Mrs. w. D.
Benson, of Maxton, Robson Co., N. c.,
ito let you know what wonderful thing
Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
did for my little boy. He was taken
with indigestion when he was year
and half old, and he was under the
doctors treatment for five long years.
We spent all we made for doctors bills,
and it did no good. He could not eat
anything only little milk and cracker,
and sometimes even this would make
him sick, and he got very weak; could
not sit up all day, and gave up all hope
of his ever getting any better. Looking
over one OF your books l noticed DIR.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery rec
commended for indigestion. We bought
some and gave to our boy. Two bottles
of DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Discov-
cry cured him. He is we'll as can be,
and can eat anything that he wants and
it does not hurt him. He has not been
sick day since, and it has been three
years since he took your medicine.
pray that God will always bless you and
your medicinen
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1900-04-12
Advertised Letters.

Letters remaining uncalled for in the
postoffice at Weiser Idaho, for the week
ending April Z, 1900
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workman finds that his dollar will not
buy more than two thirds as much as
it did in 1892 and his wages have
barely been restored to the rate pre-
vailing then. 1t was true that there
are more opportunities for employ
ment than for some years previous,
and this means that the workmen
cannot be frightened into voting the
republican ticket for fear of losing
their places.
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Remarkable Cure of Rheumatism.

Remarkable Cure of Rheumatism.
KENNA, jackson Co., W. Va
About three years ago my wife had
an attack of rheumatism which CON
fined her to her bed for over month
and rendered her unable to walk q
step without assistance, her limbs be-
inc swollen tn double their normal
size. Mr. S Maddox insisted on my
using Chamberlain Pain Balm |
purchased a tifly-cent bottle and used
1t according to the directions and the
next morning he walked to break
fast without assistance in any man
ner, and she has not had a similar
attack since A B PARSONS For
sale by r. W. SMITH.
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opposed to the separation into q
distinctive body with the motive Of
exaItation in opposition to Divinely
established ordinances) of those who
carry the conviction that reforms are
expedient to the welfare of our
nation | hold to the doctrine that
salt is of far more value to the body,
if partaken Of mixed with the
food, than in separate state. ! am
Yours very truly,
FRED BRoCKMAN.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1900-04-12
Communication.
EDITOR WEIsER SIGNAL:

EDITOR WEIsER SIGNAL:
Dear Sir In last weeks Signal l
noticed that at a Prohibition mass
convention | was elected secretary
of county committee. Now, while
| do not wish to censure the good
people of the mass convention for
placing me in that position without
my knowledge, yet l am not at all
pleased with such action, and | here
with decline to enter into the duties
of said office While it is true that
| am heartily IN sympathy with GER
tain prohibitory amendments advocat-
ed by the prohibition party, 1t is not
my policy to resort to evil in order
to overcome an evil. l was taught
from my very infancy to obey the
powers that be, because they are
ordained of God, and | do not wish
to begin at this stage of life to dis
regard the very fundamental prin-
ciples of individuality which have
been the prime factors in placing our
great nation at the head of all nations.
1t is, however, not my desire to be
understood that l am laboring
under delusion; that our national
government has reached that highly
exalted position OF perfection, and
hence no reforms necessary, but an
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PERSONAL
MENTION

AaAAAAAaAaAAAA aAAAAAAA
Gilbert NJ. Shelby was in Boise
over Sunday.
P. P. Shelby was at Boise Sat-
urday and Sunday.
Atty. Sherwood was down from
Cambridge this week.
The P. & |. N. ran an excursion
to Cambridge last Sunday.
VIM. Parker, of Boise, was in
Weiser last week Thursday.
E. B. Corey, contractor, of Ogden,
has been in Weiser this week
Thos. Holcomb was down from
Cambridge the first of the week
j. A. Czizek, state mine inspector,
had business here the first of the
week.
j M. Bray, the Nampa contract
or, was in the city the fore part of
the week.
E H. Galley was called to Iowa
last Friday by the serious illness of
his mother.
John Cuddy and sister, of Salu
bria, were in this city last Thursday
and Friday.
Miss Helen Coston, who had been
visiting here, returned to her home in
Boise Sunday
r. W. Smith spent the past few
days looking over business interests
at Mountain Home.
Judge Story and wife arrived here
from Union last Saturday, and they
will soon commence housekeeping
Hon. j. H. Richards, of BOISE,
general attorney for the P. & l. n.
Ry. Co., had business in Wese1
Monday.
Miss Newlan, who had been visit
ing her friend Mrs. j. B. O'Toole,
returned to her home in La Grande
last week
0. w. Athey, of the Sumptel
Chronicle, passed through this city
Sunday on his way to Payette where
his wife is very sick.
Miss Eflie Thompson, who ha
been with the Craig Comedy Co. OF
the coast, visited Mrs. j b. O'Tool
in this city last week.
Atty Feltham went to Caldwell
this week TO attend court Afte
court adjourns he will look over hi
mining property in the Pearl district
James A. Gerwick, who has bee
visiting in the East for about tw
months, returned to Weiser Monda
morning. He reports a very pleasan
sojourn of that part of the country
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Want to Speculate ?

Interest in promising copper prop
erty in Seven Devils for sale. En-
quire at Signal office.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1900-04-12

postoffice at Weiser Idaho, for the week
ending April 7, 1900
Anderson, S w Anderson, j F2
Bowman, Geo Banllston, Chas
Baker, Josephus w Coddlngton, Harry
Campbell, w w Davis, w
Fox Cliff Gowen, J
Hammer Bud Jones. Dave 2
Jacobson, Fred Jensen, John n
Kyle, Mr. & Mrs Low, B Az
Morton, Frank Mower, Arthur
Nelson. Louis Randall, H f
Robinson, Thomas Remington, S Q
Smith, Thomas Sullivan, d L
Turner, w III Walker, A d
LADIES LIST.
Bladder, Mrs Bertha Camp. Miss Alice
Hillears. Mrs Nj A Lamont. Mrs Nj
Snyder, Mre A e
In calling for the above letters please
say advertised.
w W. PRITcHBTT. P. NJ.
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Otto Korh Grand Chancellor. X. p. Boonville
Ind says ''DeWitt's Witch Hazel Sa,e soothes
the most delicate skin and heals the most stub
born ulcer with certain and good results Cures
piles aud skin diseases. Don't buy an imitation,
&C. 7. Williams
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-05-07
Crosses Vet River and Enters
the Place Without
Difficulty.
MOVEMENTS OF THE BOERS.
Said to Be Retreating in Di-
reCtion of kron-
stadt.

London, MAY The following is
from Roberts at Smaldeel, the 9th:
We crossed the Vet river this morn
ing and are now encamped at Small
deel Junction. The enemy is in full
retreat towards the Zand river and
KroAstadt. We captured a maxim
and 20 prisoners. Our casualties were
IS wounded, one killed and three
missing"
Smaldeel May THE British ar
rived here without opposition. The
Beers last train left late Saturday
night. The Boer losses yesterday on
the west flank were 40 killed. Their
rear guard remains behind the kopjes
10 miles distant There is much rail-
way forage and corn here. 1t is stated
the Beers are retreating towards
Kronstadt. The ZILd river bridge
Is reported destroyed.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-05-07

lee 10 aid the South African republics.
He said in part: Abroad today repre-
senLatiyeS and sympathizerS of the
British government are striving To
create the impression that a secret IN
derstanding or alliance exists between
our government and that of England.
We cannot as American freemen.
whose ancestors risked their lives for
freedom and independence. withhold
our sympathies from the farmers of
the Transvaal and the Orange Free
State as they chastise those who in
mockery of Britain's great principles
and in disgrace of her fame seek to eX-
terminate d civilized people and de-
strOy their liberty:
For Chamberlain has attempted to
dominate and dictate in their internal
affairs just as George III interfered in
the affairs Of the colonies. Indeed Eng
land has trOdden truth under foot ana
trampIed honor and good faith in the
dust. And were he to conquer the
Beers there is no doubt in the world
that they would be compelled TO suf-
fer as the people of Ireland have suf-
fered for centuries. British cruelty il
prOverbIal. And yet the British nation
poses before the world as the great
civiliZer.
Though at The Hague convention
dum-dum bullets We're condemned by
the representatives OF the civilized
world as Tit only for savageS, yet |
have now in my possession three un
exploded dum-dum cartridges that |
picked up on the top Of Spion kop. In
the trenches that had been occupied
by the British troops. and | have also
two exploded dum-dum bullets that
were given me by surgeon as he eX-
tracted them from the bodies of two
dead Beers. Numerous have been the
instances OF British cruelty on the bat
tlefields OF South Africa.
England has no right TO Deddle lis
around through Europe as the tall to
her kite
That's McKinleyism," shouted q
man in the audience.
''Mckinley's all right" answered Da-
Wis. He is Il patriot. one of the com
mon people like Lincoln. and the effort
Oh the part of British Sympathizers to
connect him with the British effort to
crush liberty, TO kill the two young
republics, and TO rob and murder their
handful OF brave martyrs. i a crime.
| wish to God 100000 Ameri
cans would arm themselves and with
an American fleet go u the help OF
the BOers There * not 4
grander man living today than Paul
Kruger and Cecil Rhodes is the id
est SCUundrel unhung"