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HAVOC OF TIE ELEMENTS.
Great Damage Bone by PennsyIvn-
mia Taunrerstorm

WILLIAMSPORT. Pa, June 13.-Re-
ports from rural districts indicate that
Monday nights electrical rain and WING
storm. which in this city blew down all
the tents and a large portion OF the high
board fence enclosing the Odd Fellows
street fair, and during which Charles
HickSOn. a barber, was struck by lig1l-
ming while shaving a customer and render
ed unconscious for Two hours. was much
more severe east an west than here.
At Linden. seven miles west. a large
farm barn was blown 10 pieces, and many
buildings Unroofed. In the vicinity O.
montgomery. east, many farm barns We:e
unroofed. and the new barn OF Frank Pos
ter entirely demolished.
The lounge factory at Montgomery wss
swayed cut OF plumb eighteen inches The
Montgomery Door and sash Company s
plant was u1rOofed- The roof OF the Mont
gomery Opera House was taken away S.
j. Leonard's house was unrOOfed. Hun
dreds OF fruit and shade trees were broken
down. The hail and rain did great damage
TO gardens and fields In cutting growing
crops and washing fields badly.
peculiar thing happened TO John John
sons yOOdshed When the wind was com
ing from the west IL was blown over, but
"hen tee WHO turned 70 the southeast, II
was blown back on its foundation in as
good shape as IL was before the storm
The granGstand at the ball grounds. IN
East Auncy, was blown over. The new
house being built by William Raker was
lifted from its foundation and carried out
into the road. thirty feet distant
North Bend residents say they never e>-
perienced more severe storm One bolt
OF lightning struck James McDonald's s
house and to-e part OF il down. and a tree
Immediately in front OF the dwelling was
shattered The occupants Of the hOuso
were shocked by the electricity.
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Views OF Ii HUNG CHANG
Alleged Letter From Him Received
in Honolulu.
Purports to he N Reply to the EDis-
tie Recently kssued Ey the Chinese
Reformer, Leung Chi TsO-The En-
press DowaEer Blamed for che At
tEel1s Being afade ON Reformers.

HONOLULU. June 5. via San Francisco
June IA remarkable letter has just
been received by Leung Chi Tso, a Caincse
Teformer. II purports to have been die
tated by Ii Hung Chang and It eommends
Chinese refcrmers and urges them TO con-
tinue the work. The letter Is signed by a
grandson OF Ii Hung Chang ard bears
the writer's private seal.
It is an answer TO an open letter to the
yiceroy written and published some months
ago by Leung chi Tso. In his letter. Leung
reminded Ii Hun Chang that less than two
years before when the resormer was sent
into exile. Ii Hung Chang sent word to
him through Ito. OF Japan, bidding him TO
look on his exile as an opportunity 70
study and learn Occidental ways and mod
ern methods OF Government.
Leung Chi Tso asked Ii il he had been
faithful TO the sentiments of that message.
The letter received by Leung Chi Tso by
the last steamer purports to be Ii Hung
Chang's reply. 1t says in part:
For over thirty years Ii Hung Chang
has been believer in the opening Of China
to foreign influences. but he has stoc5
all alone. All this time Ii Hung Chang
has believed in educating, the Chinese in
foreign ways, but he has been alone anon z
the mandarins. and could do nothing
Now he Is old, and cannot do what the
young reformers are doing for their eoun-
try. He has only sympathy for them in
their work
1T is not Ii who has ordered the re-
formers beheaded, nor are his agents after
them. II is the Empress. and Ii cannot
stop it, Perhaps there-wnl come a day
before long when they can work more
freely. The Empress Dowager is an cd
woman now, and she surely cannot live
much longer"
Some believe that Ii Hung Chang hes
thus expressed his views In order to stand
well with whatever party IA in power
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Census Facts From a nnthtub


(From the Providence JOuTnaL)
One of the yourg men Who are calling upon tn,
public for statistics fer the United States CsnSl,
met with an afnusiRg incident 9sIesday His dis
triCt is in the suburbs of tkis city and caliin1
at one house. he rsrg the bell several tises with
out obtaining any response. As he was going ou
Of the yard, However. he noticed that the Windows
were open but screened, snd as lie passed By cns
Of th~se a feminine voice called:
t'h hos thfreg What's wanted2'
Pm taking the United States Census" replie,
the enumerstOr-
I'm taxing a bath" came the quick re-
spcnSe of the unseen voice
Somewhat Disconnected By this reply the emu
merator announced that he would caIl again
But can't answer yo.r questions ircn hera?T
continued the hsther.
Finding that there were cnly two in the family
the enuInerstor thought that she could So, sit
ting down the grass beneath tke wlnslcx vit,
his book spse2d cut upon his knees for table
he asked the required Questions through the
NlRGow. and as the answers come from behind
the errtain they were entered upon his schedule
his qucstiors. Are you whise biack2'' .-Nais
or females" were assrsrtd with a tcae whicl
Indicated That THE enur1erafcr Js-Pt 90 knogs
without asking But taeI what could he pc
fellow d.. fie ecu.ca't see the fair respondent
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HAwAIPs LABOR PROBLEMS.
Employers holding a Convention &c
Discuss the situation

HONOLULU. June 5-(via San Fran
cisco, June 13-)-Srgar planters and other
employers Of labor are holding a ccnven-
ton here 10 consider the new aspects o.
the labor prob!cm created by the Terri
torial act. All contracts for labor made
since August IL. 1855, are abrogated by the
Territorial act and the penal enforcement
Of contracts made prior to that time is
abolished. The convention Is being held
behind closed doors
One Of the conclusions arrived at is TO
inaugurate a passbOck system among the
plantation labOrers- Each laborer viii be
furnished with a DsssbOOk containing a
record OF his services and On leaving one
plantation he viii not be employed on an
other except upon producing this pass
book
The question Of importing labor for
plantations from Porto Rico is receiving
much attention. but is meeting with cor
siderable opposition. largely on account
C public hostility 10 the plan.
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is 4 deceptive disease
thousands have it and don't
know il, II you want quick
results yen can make no
mistake by using Dr. Kill
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hIEN FROM THE cARNTHIA
Five Wrecked Seamen Reach New
York in Distress.

NEW YORK. June 1S.-On board the At
las Line steamer Andes. which arrived
this morning from Haiti and Jamaica. were
five distressed seamen Of the Cunard Lins
steamer Carinthia. which went ashore on
the Hsitien coast while on the voyage from
New Orleans to Cape Town
II is reported that the Carinthia will
prove total loss. She now lies at an angle
OF 30 degrees Her bottom has been torn
to pieces owing TO the attempt Of a British
cruiser and German steamer to haul her
of
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DIED.

HARNADY-MARY NJ HARNADY. daughter Of
Richard and Catherine Harnady. at her late resi-
derce, 1894 ThiFty-sixth Street northwest
Notice Of fuEesai hereafter II
KEILHOLTZ-On Tuesday. June 70. 1900. at ID
A. m. st his late residence. I3O2 I Street south
east. WILLIAM HENRY kEILHOLTZ, in the scv-
crty-s.xth year cf his age.
Relatives ard friends invited 20 attend the
funeral service a. ST Peters Church. where
requiem mass viii be held At $50 a. m. on Thurs
day. y
HAZEI-SuGdenly. On Monday, June II, 1900,
a. Chesapeake Beach. Md LOUIS VINCENT be-
loved son Of William H. and Almir& z. Hazel in
the seventeenth year OF his age.
Funeral wiz take place from the residence % his
parents, 2i9 Fourth Street northeast Wednesday,
june I3 az 4'o'clock p. II
UNION SOLDIERS ALLIANCES The death of
Cemrsde EDMUND A. RODERECK is announced.
Comrades viii please attend che funeral today 2
p. m az Epiphany Church. Iutermeut at Airing
ton. Wear the badge 49,
ALvA s. TABEE .crt
JOHN L. HEUPEL, Secretary, 1t
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DENIED BY Mr.. BRYAN.
He Says He Sent No Letters TO the
Filipino Insurgents.

LINCOLN. Neb.. June 13.-Mr. Bryan
left last night to join the Wetmore fishing
party in Minnesota. He was asked what
truth there was in the statement made
by correspondence from Manila just pub
lished that a Filipino official had said that
letters from Mr.. Bryan and Senator Hoar.
which had been sent 10 the inSurgent gov
ernment. were among the papers sent 10
Hongkong for safe keeping.
SO far as / am concerned" Mr.. Bryan
replied, there Is no truth in ii. / at no
time sent any letters"
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HOUsE OF REPREsENTAIvEs. WAsHINGToN.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTAIINES. WASHINGTON.
ID. C.-PROPOSALS FOR FUEL-CERK.S
OFFICE. HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVE n.
UNITED STATES. WASHINGTON, d. C..
NAY % 1870
Sealed proposals viii be received az this ofHee
until u O'CLOCK NJ, SATURDAY, JUNE 81
1870. for the delivery Of two thousand q cgg,
tons. more or less. Of the best white ash furnace
coal (screened). also one hundred and City Q5O
cords. more of les. of the best spruce pine and
hundred and fifty (IJ0) curras, more OF les
% the best oak wood, may be nee,lcd at the
House o. Representative during the fiscal ve4r
ending June %. IqOl. said wood and coal % BE-
delivered and stored n the vaults o. the south
wing OF The Capitol, at such times and in such
quantities may be ordered By the CLERK Of the
House Of Represt natives The coal must weigh
2.2aO pounds 10 the Ton. and the oaE wood must
be cut in three 90 pieces. The wood must meas
uTe lZ5 cubic feet 70 the cord. The right 10 Re
weigh the coal al the Capitol and the right u
resact any and all bids = reserved The bids Ia
be endorsed '-Propossls for Wood and Coal Z" and
addressed TO A. Mcdowell. Clerk Of the House of
Representative, United States. 4 MCDOWELL
CLERK. House Of Representatives,, United states.
rny22. .S0je6,13
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DIVORCED IN CINCINNATI.
Plaintiff Said to he n LinenI Descend
ant of POcahOntas

CINCINNATI, June 13.-Rebecca York,
said to be lineal descendant OF Poca-
hontas. secured divorce yesterday from
Judge Davis. Her maiden name was Wor-
kun. She came from Kellogg. Wayne
county. Va, and lives at III Kenyon Ave
nue.. The testimony showed that she had
TO take in washing and ironing while her
husband entertained his friends at her
home. The attorney won the decree on
the ground of cruelty
Mrs. York is a tall brunette. She saws
she has brotherc and sisters in Wayne
county She has no children
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MORE FUNDS MISSING.
Another Phnse of the Cuban Scandal
Develops.

Word has been received at the Post
Office Department from Fourth Assistant
Postmaster General Bristow that his work
is drawing toward a close and that he
may De able TO finish it up and come home
within two weeks.
A discovery has Just been mad2 which is
likely 10 give a new turn TO the postal
complications in Cuba II appears that
the figures OF ex-Director OF Pests Rath-
bone on expenses. even with the lavish
outlay OF which he stands accused. will not
account for the cost CT the service charged
against the Cuban Treasury This ques-
ton must wait for settlement until after
the balance sheet OF his whole administra-
tiOn has been struck on. At present the
disparity is only an estimate.
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MET A DERELICT AT SEA.
Leyiand Line Steamer Captain Sights
n Burning Wreck.

NEW YORK. June 13.-The Leyland
Lane steamer Philadelphian, Captain Nc
Cullum. which arrived today from Liver
pool, reported on June 3. at 1880 a. m.
in latitude As degrees % minutes. Iongi-
tude % degrees y minutes, she sighted
the dereiict bark Cleveland, on fire, W tn
stumpS of the fore and main masts stand
ing The miZZenmast. with gear. were at
tached and floating alongside. The after
part Of the vessel was all burned out and
the forward part intact The Norwegian
bark Cleveland sailed from Southampton
May for Nova Scotia.
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VNELAND,s FOUNDER DEAD.
New jersey Loses One OF Its Most
Progressive Citizens.

Now jersey Loses One OF It's Most
Progressive Citizens
VINELAND. ". J.. June 12.-Charles x
Lands. the founder CT this place and CT
HaTncnton and Sea Isle City. died yes
terday afternoon Of paralysis He was
suffering from third paralytic stroke. and
for twenty-four hours prior to his death
had been unconscious.
Mr.. lands was siXty-seven years old
He leaves three sons by his marriage to
Miss Clara F. Meade, who was the daugh-
ter Of Commodore Richard W. Meade Mr.
lands leaves a considerable estate. con-
sisting principally CT property in the towns
he founded. He had a wide circle OF
friends and acquaintancss, and had been a
prominent figure in public affairs IN south
jersey during the past forty years.
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ROYAL FLUSH WINS THE CUP.
Victorious Horse Ridden by tn,
American Jockey ReiH.

LONDON, June 13-The race for the
Royal Hunt Cup. piece Of plate of the
value OF 800 sovereigns. with I.5OO sover-
eigns in specie added to a sweepstakes of
70 sovereigns each. was run at Ascot
Heath today, and was won by ]. A Drake's
Royal Flush A. F. Rasset's Good Luck
was second and E. A. Wigan's The Reeve
third.
twenty horses ran The betting was 100
10 against Royal Flush and to 1 each
against Good Luck and The Reeve. The
American jockey, j. Ref, rode the win
ner.
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The Nntion:. Ia,incntnr.-

WINoNA, MINI, June 1S-All present
Indications point to the most impor-
tant and profitable convention yet held by
the National Educational Association
when it ASSEMBLIES at Charleston. S. c..
on July Z. The National Council of Edu-
cation will convene first and its delibera-
tions will continue until the 10th. when
the general association will begin its ses-
siOns. which will last until the Eth
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BOSTON. June I3.-Coi PereivaI Pope.
L. s NJ c.. who was condemned physically
and sent home from the Philippines. was
at the navy yard Monday. His h=alth
has been almost completely restored. It
is said at the yard that he is prac-
tically under orders tc assume command
cf the marine post at the Brooklyn Navy
Yard. The order will )e given out in
Washington in a few daYs
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ExcursIonIsts Accidentally Shot.

LYNCHBURG, Va, June 13.-when
Fleetwood Holt, of Campbell county. at
tempted to board an excursion train here
yesterday morning > pistol fell from his
pocket and striking the station platform
was discharged. The ball first passed
through the leg Of 2 small boy and then hit
Miss Maude johnson, and went throagh
her thigh. Holt was arrested and is now
in jail.
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BOY CHARGED WITH MURDER
He Claims That His Companion Was
Killed by Accident.

NEW ORLEANS. June 13--Harry Evans.
jr.. a negro boy CT twelve years. has con-
fessed to his parents that he killed play
mate. Fred Hogan, three days ago. He
claimed that he had found a pistol and
that while the boys were playing with il
in an empty house it was discharged and
killed mis- companion. Terrified at he ac-
cident, he had concealed the body in a
neighboring gulley.
The police, guided by the boy, found the
body. Evans was locked up. charged with
murder, but the police are inclined to be-
lieve his story that it was an accident
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Cutting n Corn Proves Fatal

WILMINGTON. Del, June 13.-Edward
Pierson died here yesterday of blood poi
soning. While cutting corn with a ra-
zor several months ago Pierson slightly
lecerated mis- toe. and blood poisoning de-
veioped- Physicians thought smpufation
Of the toe would prevent it spreading. but
it was unsuccessful. Subsequently the foot
and the leg were r@-oved. but the blood
poisoning spread, caSiing Persons death
In the end
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Thieves steal a Club House.

ALTOONA, Pa. June 13.-Whsn mem
bers of the COpperhead Camp went on
Sunday to the Juniata River, on the banks
of which the organization had a large club
house, they found that the building had
been demolished. The vandaIs had carted
away all the lumber, leaving only a hole
in the ground. The clubmen returned to
this city greatly disappointed.
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AN IMPORTANT DECISION.
Railway Passenger, Travelling on a
Pass. Can Recover for Injury.

Pass. Can Recover for Injury.
BOSTON, June I3-An important decis-
ion has been handed down by the United
states Circuit Court OF Appeals in the case
Of Charles A. Whitney against the New
York, New Haven, and Hartford Railroad
Company. holding that a person travelling
on pass on a railroad may recover dam
ages for injuries sustained in spite OF the
stiDulaticAs on the pass by which he as
sumes all, risks through the neglect OF
agents cf The road or otherwise. The court
says pUhlge policy viii not permit IL 10
enforce the stipulation.
The plaintiff was an empioye Of the rail-
road and. in connection with a change Of
duties, he received an employees pass en-
titling him to ride on the train fer his
own convenience and not in conoectiOn
with going 10 end from work. He sued for
damages for injuries sustained while using
this pass on the road and was defeated in
the Circuit Court. The Court OF Appeals
reversed the decision Of the court below
and Temands the case.
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DRAGGED to Dehth i'm a Runaway.

CUMBERLAND. Nd, June 1S.-Nathan
Twigg, aged about sixty years. a farmer
residing near Old Town, Allegany county.
was dragged TO death in runaway Mon
day. He started to drive to Pennsylvania
over the town creek when the horse be-
came frightened. He was thrown from the
vehicle and his feet caught ia the lines.
he was dragged long distance over the
rough road When found he was dead. He
leaves family
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BOGUS MONEY MAKERS CAUGHT
A ROund-Cp of Farmer Counterfeit-
ers I'm PennsNixanin.

WILKESBARRE, Ia, June 13.-After
weeks work, Secret Service Agents w. ].
Fly and L. W. Cannon. CT Pittsb=rg. and
Deputy United States Marshal Lowery, of
Scranton. have broken up a gang of fam
er counterfeiters. Complaints had been
received for some time that a number CT
saloons and stores in the country districts
were being worked with counterfeit mex
els
David Riddler. OF Larksville, one OF the
four men arrested, has confessed. He says
that the money was used chiefly in working
the slot machines. 1t was made of Basbit
metal
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Disappearance ofnBov.

ALLEN. Md. June 13.-Clarence Hur-
ley, sixteen years old. son of Theophilu.
Hurley living near Allen, WIeomieo coun-
ty, disappeared from his home last Sat
urday night. and nothing has been heard
from him since that time. 1t is supposed
that he became tired Of farm life and has
gone to some large city TO find more con-
genial eEployment.
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WESTERN DROUGHT BROKEN.
Heavy Rains FaIl In the south Da
kOta wheat Belt.

SIOUX FALLS. S. D.. June 13.-Half an
inch Of rain fell last evening in the wheat
belt Of South Dakota This breaks the
long drought
HURON. s D.. June ban inch and a
quarter Of rain feH here last eve=ing IN
less than half an hour. breaking the long
est drought period since 1891.
ROCHESTER. MIN. june I3.-Twenty-
tour hours Of thunder showers and slow,
refreshing rains have made a great change
in the crop prospects Corn and much OF
the small grain viii receive ircaIculabIe
benefit.
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SENATOR HoAR INDIGNANT.
He Refutcs n Statement Attributed
to Buencantino.

BOSTON. June Ex-senator Hear refutes
the statement Of Bueneamino. the Secre-
tary CT the Filipino Government, that he
has been in secret correspondence with
AguiGaldo The statement Of the secretary
was made with reference to some COM
municatious which are said 10 be in the
hands OF the Filipino junta az Hongkcng.
Mr.. Hoar said TO a reporter:
IT'S a lie. an internal lie; the only cor
respcndence l ever had with a Filipino
was while ! was in LOniO This CORE
spOndence was confined 10 a request and
a refusal. Some Filipnos who were living
in London at the time expressed a desire
TO call upon me. Their letter was cOur-
teO9s. and my answer was in the same
vein. l told them that under the circum-
stances I did not consider that it would be
proper for citizens CT the two countries 70
indulge in any social intercourse whatsO-
ever. l declined to receive them"
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Nominated for Congress.

POINT PLEASANT. ". Va. June b
James A Hughes. Of Caben County. was
nominated for Congress at the Fourth dis
trict convention yesterday afternoon. Tie
convention was a warm one. and two ac-
jCurnmentS for an hour at a tire We e
had to restore order. Mr.. Hughes is a
State Senator
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Death Due to Natural Causes.

Coroner Carr today made an examina-
tion in the case of John Harris. the aged
colored man who died at the Emergency
Hospital yesterday, and issued a certificate
CT death due to natural causes Harris
was found day or two ago sick and des-
titute in a grove outside the city.
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Worth Atlantic sou,dron so,I.

NEWPORT. r. l.. June 13.-The North
Atlantic squadron. headed by the flagship
New York, put to sea at 9 O'Clock this
morning, bound for Boston. The squadron
viii make an easy run and have some
feet maneuvres on the way.
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remarkable feature about Heurich's beers is
that when one glass Of Maerzen, Senate or Lager
IS drank that invariably several glasses follow be-
cause Of their winning. pure, and wholesome quail
ities For bottled beer, phone e34, Arlington Bot
ting Company.
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Coaa.tion of the Workinrmen

NEW YORK. June 13--Semuel Gompers.
President of the American Federation of
Labor, in report published yesterday. de-
ciares that workingmen during March and
April we're prosperous. During March re
turns were made by 957 unions with a
membership of =, ,234 and only 3.9 per cent
were unemployed. In April 653 unions with
a membership of Il. S31 reported s.3 per
cent unemployed.
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HOUSE OF REPREsENTATiVES. WASHINGTON.
j. c. - STATIONERY UNITED STATES
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIONS ES.-CIERK's
OFFICE. HOUSE Or REPRESENT ATIEES
UNITED STATES. WASHINGTON, d. C.
MAY =, 1G50
Sealed proposals viii be received az this oEae
ultii TWELVE O'CLOCK n, JULY 3, 1900 fer
furnishing stationery for the House Of Represen-
tatiVes difIlg the fiscal year ending June 81 1901
Bank forms Of proposals, blank bonds ard rec,s-
s-Ty Information sill be furnished On anag-,afios,
70 the stationery clerk. The clerk reserves the
right 10 waive defects and rejest any and all BIDS
OF parts q BIDS Proposals should be addressed
TO the Clerk o. the House of REPRESENTATIVES aud
endorsed ''Pr0posals for StatiOnery-" Proposals.
ard specimens must be delivered It the cface II
the Clerk Of the Hcuse. free Of charge A Nc
DOWELL, ElCrk, United States House az ReDre-
sentatiyes- E,y23.9O. JED, ,IS
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Why Suffer Of Headache !?

Suffering Of Headache is 4 misery. Instan; rs-
lief De obtained by using
SSS-wALTER-S HEADACHE POWDERSS-s-3
Your dr,EgisJ sells them Ask for Walters
One gives relief. doses, 3 cures. 10 eeatS
P-ckage by mail II you wish relief. 10 ceatS
Sample frer- WALTER CHENICAL-CO-,
col Pour -aEd-1-half 81, : W. D. c
Send for sample SeStf
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Always avoid harsh purgative pills. They frst
make you sick and then leave you coustipated
Carter's Little Liver Pills regulate the bowels
and make you wei Dose, ore pill.
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Hoods Pills ,Ses.,ass aGs used By :,

The best families and are worthy your con
hdenee. Try them once and you VIII prefer them
TO all others Sold by all druggists Is cents.
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES AT JAIL.-PRO-
POsAi-S viii be received az Office ci General
Agent. Department Of Justice until y O'CLOCK
NOON, JUNE Is. 1900, and thea ope6ed, for fur
nishing AZ the L. : JaiI during TIE iscaI year
ending June 30. 1901. supplies Of fresh and ssit
beef, groceries. clothing. dry goods. bread, ice.
hay. straw. etc; also four hundred tons more
or iezs. Of best bituminoas coai; twenty-five tons
nore or less, Of anthracite coal and sixty cords
more or les, Of pine wood Bids FOR coal and
Eooa 70 De separaIe- Supplies 10 be delivered
rom tine 70 tune and in such quantities as may
be ordered Tie rieht to reject ar.v ar5 ~ 49,,
IS reserved. Specifications nay be ostain~d frua
the Senefal Agent JAMES H. HARRIS.
JeA--St'em Warden.