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Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1900-07-06
Bryan Nominated.

Bryan Nominated.
VIM. ]. Bryan was unanimously
nominated for president by the
National Democrat convention at
Kansas City last Thursday
evening at S:45 O'Clock. The
audience went wild with enthu-
siasm, and it was more than 30
minutes before the chairman was
able to quiet the throng.
Miss Edna Craig is visiting friends in
Kansas City.
Late Staley left for Arkansas, Monday,
to buy stock.
The county commissioners are in SEES
sion this week
Mrs LET" Ollie went to Chanutc, Sun
day, on visit
DR.. Chas. Means and wife came up from
Erie, Saturday on a visit
Mrs. Constance Bowen went to Colony,
Sunday, on visit to her daughters.
Miss Minnie Pungborn, of Parker,
spent Sunday in the city, with friends.
Mrs. A. +. Wallace, of Jackson town
ship went to. Kansas City, Monday, on
visit
O. b. Adams and wife went to Kansas
City, Monday, to visit sister of Mrs.
Adams.
j. IL Hicks returned home from lola
the latter part of last week, to attend to
his crop.
Miss Grace White, who has been in
Chicago for'some time returned home,
Monday.
Miss Eva Upton, of Westphalia town
ship, went to Baldwin, Saturday, to Wis
it friends
Nj. G. Hawley and son, who went to
the harvest fields some weeks ago, have
returned home
Mrs. Folsom, of Emporia, came over,
to visit her parents, Thos.
Baxter and wife. ,
Mrs. Belts, of LaHarpe, who was Wis
iting Mrs. Wilson last week, returned
home, Saturday.
Ed Hopkins, wife and boys went to J.
Blue Mound, Saturday, and spent Sun
lay with friends. q
The cold man" of the AGITAToR at :,
ended the monetary conference at Kan 9
'as City Tuesday, a
Before YOU buy a mower see those ball
,earing roler-bearing Deering mowers
It ]. !. Andcrson's.
Rolla Wagstaff who has been travel II
ng for a wholesale clothing house, re- II
urned home last Sunday .
Mrs. w. G. Stewart and Mrs. Warren Il
leans went to Colorado this week, to n
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1900-07-06

County Commissioners McAdam and
Parrott were i'll Kansas City, Wednes-
day, taking squirt at the big conven-
ton.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1900-07-06

Judge Schoonover delivered the address
at lola on the Fourth. He went to Kan
sas City on Thursday, to see the Demo-
cratic convention.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1900-07-06

Mrs Metzger, left for Helena, Ohio
Tuesday, on visit to relatives. She will
also visit a while in Indiana before return
ing.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1900-07-06

Before YOU buy mower see those ball
bearing roller-bearing Deering mowers
at ]. j. Anderson's.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1900-07-06

Miss Eva Upton, of Westphalia town
ship, went to Baldwin, Saturday, to Wis
it friends.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1900-07-06

The "old man of the AGITAToR at
tended the monetary conference at Kan
sas City, Tuesday.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1900-07-06

Miss Grace White, who has been in
Chicago for'some time, returned home,
Monday.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1900-07-06

Nj. G. Hawley and son, who went to
the harvest fields some weeks ago, have
returned home
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1900-07-06

Mrs. Folsom, of Emporia, came over,
Saturday, to visit her parents, Thos
Baxter and wife.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1900-07-06

Mrs. A. +, Wallace, of Jackson town
ship went to. Kansas City, Monday, on
q visit
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1900-07-06

O. b. Adams and wife went to Kansas
City, Monday, to visit sister of Mrs.
Adams
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-24
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tI0AlIy lDAtnl hnH lnvlhnp stimulated
curiosity On NlDIn Illnn Dln O0pnHlDD
hnn WuAllipp Nnn ether lelnEs hDVg
ppnynnluu mo lvlnl Of tho Olpshlp
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l0pe lOnHI Op nDDNl NO allNb l0hHIb ~
lbo Ampppnn liner hnW fDpM ln ~
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Inv unoNpllE " nD0NI ION l0lsl annDlHlA
Tho vpAHnl 10 nnlIE SLOPES HllllpInnl W
lpnnln IN tho DIP AuVplNl NDtB
ono M lhp boHl llplhB nkphplA ID
nnvlnl IN ylgnlIODl MAlOp ~lInlnnIp0W
VII, brother Of, Tie, nero 0g NlnInklnH'
WIN WIN privileged 10 llape1l lhe nm
olllnn, nnHnplDnn n Nv ppHNmDlNlH liO
slender sholnlDN IN n hHHn DltllnAhiD,
pDnlNInlDn N independents MllDOns, Oh
llp BNlln HNHlnM Nv lhn AlpIlHhl pOll'
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lOpun 10 Dive LlN ElHanl ~ mo Vnl9 0f
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anu ponp pnns 0f lho 1AppEInH D0ny n!p
pAlps w NIP ppOpnllppB, ma lmMedll
molly DnlOW lhD inter npG A0n9OlAH
constructed NJ MlMlDInml containing
pOWnprll DnDHlnn llOlOpa
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hnu Bean GOnAhUpIe0l N Oh the Hlde .Op
lMko uODalnn11 nDn lMmhpHlnDt Hon
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Immonau DAIIOOD llDIHB I'll ND DOllOGna
nDHupnn Tho Nlphblp ma WAH ND .Dnllt
llnt mo confer plnllOpm DD Whl0D the
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lllp nauanl W lhe aIpahIp bn mAde nm
hlnnppna,
nor tnnlH u0unl Won NnpDnIln Inn
dpyOlnd himself 10 tho problem on com
AlpuntlnH II AlenpnDle baIlOOnl Hls plans
hay0 l)auD MD before lhN HnpMAH g0yI
eminent, which bnA Given DID MD In
hla preannl undertaking. Vhe kiDH Oi
Wupll0MbppH llnH shown HpHDt Inlnpasl
III thn lny0nllOnl fOp llp 00Nnt ven
NHpDnlIn comes IN M old WnptlembnpH
family and IN Tho WAnoOr ppOaAlaD
war Aolvnd Oh lhn HnD0pnl HlnW gf Inv
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tIp0d Win mo Mnh 0f major aanepAl
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0OnaIAlu DH Count ven zeppelin HIM
will, liuNO HnnblNH INV Me0hAnl9Al
enNlnpeW HnW Bnpp u HleeplDa Gkpapt,
an0 Two na0hlnlals IN ebnpHe on thf
bellkIlg HiDlDpA
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-24
KEEN SUFFERING IN INDIA,
Natives sell shp Wand NJ ms NDBts
III Thelp lIDMes BsfDpn IinlNlNR,

MMtiNfA Mtll Shp WBbn ~ Ma WNDeA
NJ Thsip uDMes BsfDpa yiRlMlNa,
descriptions " Tho conditions exist
Inv IN lba famine stricken paN Of India
lnhlpain Nh appalling stAie w Affairs
TbOmAs A, Bailey, whiting from Bonn
My, describes \ lplp which no TOOK
through tho gNIerNl dls,piph IN west
nm Mdla, some ilma Ag0, sasa ,hs New
}Opk TplbNDh Hn says
my visits included Anm,, AhmAdA'
bNl, fmAtnJ, ADaR1 nDd Brmph, eAnh
separated From tho Dthm by NJ least
thpnn 10 four hours tmln journey, Thp
journey To ANAt WINS by DlEht, bU,
DAyt " lha Journey 10 AhmalAbAJ WA
IN lha mDpAlNH ADl Tor Nh hour W ~
DnfOpp pAehlna II ono sNW eleAp signs
Of ~ADONndjAH |0psltNtlDAj tho Dnlds
wepp bapa md brown, and lhp appear
ADpe ~ TIN people NJ tho smAll stations
by Tho WAR NH Oh lhp Pond ~ WI
pAssp0 DplDknnpd widespread sur,
lnllnv, Htin nn0 iDNFa might bp spnn
LILLE BpDnpa ID mHs, huddlpd tDgplhm
III u ilajppiml ilpapNIpiDH conditions
While sometimes bllAhl bn annn jAnkAla
AMI pNltnPns apparently on ~ senreh
FDp ADmn fallen ylrllDl, pllhW hnmAn
DnlNH Op animal Vhn nlly W AhmAln
had llpnlf bora pIpnp lWmps W Wnpl
AnI mlaopyi AZ lhn mllWNy hIniloD Wp
WON Noon h|DvIDDnlnl by bnHRhpa pli
DDnAly appealing IDv hplpi bnl, Whllp
ono Knows lbnt mDsl Of lhAao mo only
following 'bnIp llIhlDNA NppNllDnl AllN
There Wplp nDl WBnltnH alADs Of DnI1
limos
" noticed u long llDp 0l mon, Wnmnn
ma children MOVING slowly hlDnA,
onppylnH Oh lhnlp hpNns Wpl0ns bhNU
n1 bDnllns and brnRa v%psspla, etG, !
inquired who thRy were nDl WIS IN
FDpnlnn ihny Wnpn mo D~pnnphnls W
some ylIlnEp who, bAVlnH bold 0Nl ~
long IN they G0Dl1 by Ila Anle ~ MI
thnlp DOssnsal0ns, were nv Inst 0bllgnl
10 AbindOn their ylllnHp and make gOp
Tho nlipf works. No destitute do tbpsn
Dn0pln become before IhpE gIvn IN Ihpi
missionary Told mn) lhpy n1luAlly
hiaW DHt tho wood from tho roofs OF
thnlp houses nnH snll Ili Az pMnIpl,
which IL AbOnl Four honps' Journey
TpDm AhmDdnbnd, Illnm nm mllnl
works. where tho people mn employed
In mAllDH Dp deepening y lnpHn Wnlnp
tADk lhlHk remember hnaplNH
llepn were about b,ODD people employ
M hopRf
nThe lapHest paIIaF works IN thls pnpI
w lhp country mo NJ Bp0neh, which
WIS mo lnal place visited, Untll vp'
peDtlE MlDW people ware employed
hepR, DIT now thMrp Npn only lb,0ODr ~
now works have bpen opened up AoI0ss
lle HV0H and DonpIN bnlp lhp ON,
Dl0Fggs were dpNflnh lhnrpl Tho miller
work ham W mnklnR \ largo tnnk 5000
feet long by 1000 bIonll Thp probable
H~selnlnnss IN questioned by mnDb,
while tho Henh ~ better PONDS Ii bnlnR
urged m u snIInblp employment mo
government ~ doing mnRnIneenlly IN
lls pn1eAVDps 10 anvn lIfp md nllnVlAln
bUlYGpInHl hNt u IN and 10 Trims lhnI W.
bRal efforts apa sDmnlImns frustrated
by Some nAllpn OIllnINls, who Ape utter
~ pnIlONa OF IbRIp lnIlOW rDnnlpymnD'a
snTfppjDHs md only anek 10 mike n
harvest f0p IhHlp own pOpkotsU
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-24
A YETI RAN AFHhETE,
Incidents In tha lRFaaF nj wnthar
MIN uuplIs,

Thp Inc WIllIAm w. Curtis wa. Tho
f0nn1W 0f lla PpGah Alp club, md hp
mot hin d0nlh upon one Of I'M VnHnInv
Ontngal livery summer m1MbprH ~
lh0 club mAlip n lhpaH weeks lOlp
through ihp within mountains, Thla
LlmH when lhay lnft, u Tow dnFa lRD,
Mp lNpllR WIS accompanied Dy Allpn
OPMHbyp fppl llRnn, A. HanDnD nDd
pp0raaaOp pApkeE TheE we've 10 hANp
been Joined M Fnbknns DE 10 0p "
Mnlnbnps 0f tho Appnlnphlnn llnb 0g
Hoalonl " Wns 70 DO = l0lnl lglp,
Wllllnm H. dHpllB WINS mn EDITOR W
Ihp ADIpIl on tho Vlmgs, 10 Wns
looked upon IN tho InthGp ~ American
HihlHtIpa, FNEs Tho Now YORK. Hnpnldr
IfG founded tho Now fOpk Athletic
Qlnb In 1909 and tho Fpash AP nlUb IN
lH7Al IN bin F0nlh no WIS u fnn0ls
Nthlota, Some on hls lnG0pds hAye
never bNRn bpohen He Ind n peaOpd
fOv lhO MOO yard sprint race, for The
hummer throw nnd some agllI!nH paa'
Opdar On one 0anaslDl ~. llfted DenpIy
Two tOns Others Of hls faAta 0f mus
0nlnp strength Wape quite M pmAp'f'
Ahlh
HG WINS mn active G0mpetItgp IN nth
IRtIp aD0pts nntn lsAn NM won pAGHs
from aapAtah IN ND Eapds, 100 yards,
gNO gApHsl 0DRrlnnptW mile punplDEI
1870 yard hupdln, one mile WAlk, pun'
nlnE hIHh Jnmp, running Dp0ad JUMP
hmWlnR hammer ma nv pound W9lElh
tHg N WaW throwing, M single aanlla,
double sauIls, DAlP 0npnd, four 0Aped
MlH MN Dnlahi swimming, lW EnpnB
and qO gApdai sknllnE, 0nhrhalf Mlln
and mlla md MI round EynDahlla com.
petitions Hf wen Ghampl0nshlps Anl
nslNbIIshRd basl on records nv M ann
100 yards WlnnlnR throwing hnmn0W
nnn HI p0Hnd WalEht INV NJ. WnpI l0wr
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0nPant llfflnH heRW WRlRht And pNf
HIM lID dHmbhRlH
Ha WIS pHfaIRn ~ fhH hHW fgpk
Afhlnte MIub from lhP WNnnnll1n ~
INH RIHb nnd for VI EnnpR FpfRpHRd lhp
HnnRs M I'M InlMAphAlnAlIN Ass0nln,
aoh w Waa halapen. ~ lhp wye aull nJ
Harvard Ennna. f0p geApA IN lHts
NV fHrlls MndR \ wv IN hApnnss "
HrpfW RONnds, I'M M0st remarkable pnp'
MFNHnW M thR k1NN mn record, WlN
I'm RassIbIa exception M Il W. kRnnf'
wv INV N NAia pounds Nv WnR
Masap In lAR4
ME aHptIs WINS barn M k%allsRHFg,
WI dRh W. lRWt IN lhasa Days RnlA'
tFW MhIaflqs were unknown Wa
I0Wpsf W9lsht M NM nnrtls wHs when
fgRInlDg M NWlRE, lM RqHAdh And
hR hRAglfsf Welght IN HRfnlRkI faF
NMBHsfiGs I'M RaHRdh 0Re M nm
W~aHllArlttRR WINS M never wseF On
aVaFRaRh eyRR IN mtAwlRteE
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-24
the ZEPPELIN AlRsn|p
First Ascent Made by tn Mon.
stsf Balloon,
ixvBxToR A GERMAN ofFioBR,

yssssI sAllsa FpDM Observation-Disclosures
Oysp Inns Constance aRa DpsaaRAs
~ NJ IMMsDstnIlHati yliRnap t10Ms
tAiDse Seventeen lHllDOAs ANa Wal
ppODsllsa ~ sapsW MDiDvs DpivsA
NY NsRnlRs,
uDDDi yDD NnDpplln'a AaplAl sAlD
mAllp I'D Asnnnt nj pplnlpInhshAf nD thu
Othnp evening, sOyM u HpplN llspblnl
10 Tin New fDpk Herald II Nail tlvn
occupants ADd Urn ynled sAfnly 10 I'M
MpDstHlh
UODAt Won NpDDalln's aIpahjp Mny
now Da ppHapInn nv nnlnAlly ONn ~ ibu
wonders Oi TN nHo I'm monster bAlI
IODD Dns DaDn IN pODpBD Dr sODBl melton
On TIM lAAn ~ iDnslADm Blnpp lhp
sDplDA " lAHi yNNb npnnl OlplOslly
Inv lpnD npDDanl by lhn novelty ~ tbp
OONnls design ma lhe AnppppF VIVID
WhInD In lNA MnnNann ~ MaDpDnD hlA
plans DDlll DlH Invention oDNln Dn ppap'
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-24
In MsmOvy M WsHg Admiral NJ w
ukitjU,

M hugM ARIflI. e'H VIII found
UHNN llH IALl M mn llW, NAtffj
NJ ElDllfl g6iM IN hhAi ,Ihf wound
WAl duv HIVE IN RaFA llead aIanshlM
Nshlnd I'M naraNA laMpssrs FaM
AMllF M RNnH N nlNAye hfAMlnEI
And M M Mli1Nb ulffHl hlAAf
WIN MN I'M NHhf NJ low VIM slesmIRH
WDjp slrlpkm taeWaD giRdad breath,
.M hfhtnl tf kllM lfgw Ehhn MfAflnM
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WNI My WAalMfM thM wfff HfA'INW
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IN WiuMNhA hlW NfNf i4ftN llfnkAHfglHki
NIL AalI f1llNHfH mr. FeffF khhtHt
wv l6IdT khW dgiW NJ KhN NgRN
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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-24
Foreign esRsuls Are Invited 10
Msst Him but All OfThsm
Decline,
ONLY RUSSIA FAVORABLE
The othsr Representatives Are
F,ssoluts Against NsosIv"
ln1 Him,
aoaId That Mis- Real Mission IN
10 Sow L3IsssDsl0n Among
tbs Powers

SHANGHAI, July MI, I'D Hung OhAnH,
who arrived hepe Oh the HteAmap An
plns fvOlv Hong Kong, WIN o0ldly po'
0eIved, Tho native officials Hant VII
eSe0vt Of ljOO mmsd troops, Dnt nv lhe
French consul Objooted 10 thelp passaHe
through lhe hnnob aettlnmnDl iboy
wePe Withdrawn, md Bnpl III lnOnNd
under Nh SNORT Of Nv NeD0l pDlloe,
Once ODt Of French jurisdiction he WIN
handed Ovep Va lhe cosmopolitan Betlle'
ments' police, who eHoOvt0d him w hlH
place VI %peaIdenoel Tho Anplnp, bAy,
Inv munitions on VIM Oh bOApd, violated
tIe hnpbOp regulations by entering ADd
WINS compelled 10 leAve tls llmlts Tho
0ODAnlH hAvp decided moi w gAll upon
III Hung Chang officially,
LONDON, July nyr ia Hung Changes
visit 10 Shanghai AeslDs No D0 " CONS
plate failure BAe0Dt tDe Chinese euN'
lOnn officials no one hAa vlSited him,
BhenH, thp lAOtAl lGlller MnHlStpAt0),
Navn lI9 oOnsDlB n cordial invitation w
inael him NJ luncheon, but MI deollled,
The Shanghai eOppusDoDdel Of The
DaiIy BAppNag petonlB 10 have ms
LhOplW i0p llD assertion tbAt, HpHnb
Bpllnln VIII %puDn1lalo my OpodentlllH
I'd Hung Ginning may DplnH from thB
empress dOwaHnp nDd nddsI
dtDnsla, however, N willing 10 mnkg
lerma WIN Vi HING Ginning WhOBn vnhl
mission IA 10 BOw discussion among tln
powers nhn British, dWmM nnd
American Representatives wap1 pAAOlnle
against WnnlvlnH him"
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-24
VIMs Hsuh0DiDE In Mssje9,

MHsiH4 N conditioning lilo advisable
IVY Of ndOpllln II standard AysteM 0l
WGhODIDA HnlDi HnFA lilo New fOpk
Tplbunn Az ppHHenI MaxI00 haa IN
OflpIAl TINA, computed nj tha 0apltN
ana lNlngnpllpd IN ynpl0uA pnpts Of thG
republic TlAt fhMa differs fp0M
upepnWlnh wv hours " N lhe Time
adopted NY Tho mIlpD0da and telegraph
llnna bul IN nnng pnFts M MgsIe0, M
peGlNllg IN Nlnnha nov IN l9laRplphla
communication WIN mo paaI m I'M
world, l0pnl time ppHvnlh
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-24
HOLD THEIR WOOL,

THsMA HvOwara ttHiiasa vlAl MMhMfAsu
iuvsW WIN G0Ne M vhaF Tsvinsl
itOUKOh, WaaD jDly yl HH1ehe Pom
wlItA vepDytA fpOm vllslOuh points w
TEXAS showing thnt ,yODO,g'W pounds III
WO0l nm baliiH Ield IN wv AtAle I'M
aaN4a tha sv0WevA v0fpAe M A0auIh Gnr'
Tult prices Rld taet theve N ufObwbiy
N miah more Nod " oneonllaa lollta,,
Vha gr0wavA heva b6la n a0nfevanne w
tMMpaaaAa Nnd Ngyaad M h0ld MN M,
ijvp din iNdennlla|y,. WAY elAlM tllnl
tliave II Il aIlOvfaHa IN wO0l Knd lllAt WI
MABHfNetuVavA VIII aOnle w tllHlf terms
rather linn iMpOvt
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-24
Whtla MAN Turned yslIWW,

Great pQpslaFlvtl0n WAN. felt by Nha
(rleDds Ut N, A H99AFty NJ Lexington,
N.Y. when lhay eAw, ha WINS lQrDlNH yal'
low Ills allll slowly changed npl0h AlAO
hls, eyes, md he suffered terribly Nv
MAlA1N WAN. yellow jAuAdloa, Np VIM
AraAlaa by No bea. dO0lovs, hnl without
benefit, Then hA WAS N1ylANa W Try
MleetFlp nlslevs, We wonderful At0MNeh
NQa. liver, remedy. .And Nv WFllesl
hAfleE, ,tAklng .tWQ BOTTLES l WAS wholly
enpnlh" A lplAl proves WAlAAlsss
merit, fDf VII stomach, llvaF ANa .klhnAy
troubles, Only bM, Aold by NhNppls
Drug On, lrNHNlsla,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-24

yhav An plsAssa Win lhs tlsasRt Opas,
MANILA, July nD,mult N Officially
siAtsd thAt lAa6 wssk aO lRsnpgent,
wspe killed and mo sDppendsre1 M
were esptNrsdr OAs hnndpeA isiiis'
WePB tAAsn,
Twelve Americans wspe killed and u
weunded,
Thls iDglwdss INV eAsnaltlss Of Colonel
william NJ Establishments engagement
with y fOpee 0f Chs Twenty. eighth vol
untssp infantry, who AttAekD1 DOO lA'
snpaent plhea sNtPen0hnd twO mll1t
eAst Of IAI, killing ys,
A detachment III ihs signal 0Opps
Wills repairing wires wAS awles Mn
bAsbsd,
Captain Charles d, HoDepts Of thp
Twhlply,nfth ~yOlnntaep infAntpy, VIM
wAu captured by the WllpinDs lAst May
hAs arrived here Oh pkp0le Hs Will MI
return VI captivity,
boDOp BisneslnDO, lASt Wupsday
selt w AgNIARldD, by means Oh AgnlD'
AMOS mother, INV amnesty pssOulnllDlS
AdDDleI by lhs meeting 81 peppDseleA'
bivg W)lplnOs hgpe JnnD VI, together
With General MnDAplbnp'B unswep W
th0m ADd other documents leApllH npDD
tDe restoration III pnADB, ~ N nIllny'
slOOd thnI AgnInnIlD Will Summon bls
advisors ann thnt II vnply MAy DB ns'
pnnlMd withln u month
NlIplDDH lep VIII ulyn u banquet
D9AI SATURDAY W nnlNDlnlIDD 0F ppnal'
aenl Moltlnloy'B Oulep Of amnesty
MORE TROOPS RB TURNING,
,ipDnpnl WOOl DupI1M u IDpgn NJ NV
TNDDRDl ADHlnlnDt NV inbM
WASHINGTON, JhIy VII = ugDopA,
Wood, governor general ~ GnDA,.. INA y
0~ODrpvaDoo WIN lIa anmelHpy W Wnpl
Will lie result thAt ID VIVA nelopmlDDt
tD keep u forces NJ about 1000 mon ID
0ubA FOp several month"; yeL JDls 40,
0IsIOn Will permit Of VIM Withdrawal
from ibe Island Of another regiment ~
addition W those previously ordered
h9Mel The WpBl regiment Df infantry,
posted IN pInAp del HlO aid 0unnAJAy,
hAye bsgD s9leeled Nm Tho fourth lnNl
ment w oOne homo And orders W tlal
end WDpD photographed I'D ODDA. Dy, HpII
spaI WOOdr " also VIVA decided lhAl
lin constitutional convention shQnld bt
eOD veDed during Tim naply fall, the nAtl
belNg lefl lO General WOOhl
aanMpM Wood Aays thAt penoe Mlr
aDlet Wpaynil IN 0ODa, md tOnt lhf
troops nve hopI thspe simply, Tor tbplI
moral @inIinnGoo md As Nh ~In1lgntlOD VI
tlla people IhAt lnwlossDesA VIII non bp
tOtapNjau, .
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90 DIRECT TO CHINA

ylslMahmsUt nj WW hundred Mariner
MNys washington nv I'M Nrl~nt
WARRINGTON, July W., 1--WE hundred
UntMd BtHtes MNvinAA hNyH started
xf0m tbiA NM dlpAGt NV GhllM Vler
wavA pIAe9d IN v HpaalM trNln t1Nnd NV
HIM NvNDMApM WHARF WAY VIII eLpAH
the VAatna M. Nh army %tFADsp0vll VhlH
IN fhA MvEest b0ag M MNFluas tiNt hNa
wv been dlAMlehed m lhe kNAl N!d llle
AepAghlrA wan mNda apiHRlpHpHs nv lhe
WsEsBge N General HeywnAd, INV R0nl'
jHaDAsv NJ mariner. NM MN fHN MNFlHA
kAHdf, MNtM MgksHs selDmAilds tAs
d~vtHehlxpNk
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GENERALLY DlTED,


NEW YOnA, July VII, "A dispatch No
The Tribune from London BnyBl MlD'
Lister GDnHnp'B MgAHnH1 lO lllD BbnD9 le'
pAptment came likD II voice from llD
lOMb md startled BnpOp6l.
One Oy llp bDAC Informed mon ~ thD
veteran military sDpvlgp Bnld Mai IN NO.
0eptpd Tho lOkt Or Mr. 0OnHop'g messaH0
III h full nnl satisfactory proof lllHL, lllD
ministers wUpe RllvN When asked. how
hs could eAplaln the pVOtvA0ted defeDa0
Of tl9 inolOpupe ppObepl0d by v, pnllsadD
On moderate height, DO As. .Yg,i.ed . MY fl' |.
military guards laa WopaDly soihun y
where thpy hold the mOba M bAyI, He
AlsO VIVA confident ChNt thD ministers
Anl women Ind been transformed by u
secret pns4aue Hldgp lle will lntO tbe
imperial oity md Ind been hidden ~
tIth mlnln,
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WOUNDS HlB ADVIsARy
OODDl iiDnl lin 0aHlaIlRm EiEhM u DnAl
Mem IDpIsi

VUWNl nUhI M VhsiHIlnHh VIhHH u UuH
hrW lRpIa
PANS, July VII, m1UonHt BoHi ae UAA
lellallo who married MIss AnDn dOulI
Of Nav YMhD fought, u duol wltl
swords win Count OplOwskl, III DIV
OutHhlvls Df Papia w tlle llpet, nsHAllI
Count DplOwplI VIA wounded I'D tlt
ihOpAs, md lhe dnel VIM stopped ny llt
DOCTORS, VhN conditions Dl thD duo
warn lIlat tlla contest should continue
mill one NJ th0 0OmbAtADtB WIN hhy
HOlnl0ly unable l0 continue
Whe onpse 0f lle duel VIM lewsI
pAppp article yeoItiDH u Quarrel between
lIls lwO, D0oNVlng IN UOnnt BDnl III
UnalOlIIn0'H hDnS0, gOnnb Dplpwahl
oIlapgod U%gSlellAne with responsibility
fOv lla Apli0l9
Whe s0oOndB failed 10 vsAoh " sAtis'
factory arrangement And decided IhAl
\ mgHllnH WIN necessary
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FELL At BvENA VISTA
u0vsynMant VIII NpinE llNOh Ip iinflaI
lha IjDnHa NJ MAsIDMN Wnp vatspAnAI

NOvNTNMNNI VIII NVINE lINNN INV WIF1NI
lha HINES NJ MAslDAn WsF valapAnai
liOUHyOk, T0Ku July WI, mUDlOnel b.
w, A0ully ~ the ulApt8plnNst0vb dgi
pNpbmenL VI y, Al hAs gOle w MpAlgO
10 dlHlnt0p And bpIliH back fW bnplnl In
tIle bnD Antonio government cemetery
lIls bones w American sOIdlepa who foil
Ia tla lMtlls Of BnenA VlAtn fNnHhb
Undap General NAOilHpy iTHYiM iiia HE
MpklOHDs nndW General AnnM TllD
remains III about 7OO Americans liU
where tllaY wepp bnplad On tli0 lHttla'
laId, bui n nav pRilp0nd VIII w
S1uappIy across lhla AIOl and this linz
Napaod the AMeplaan government w
NAL,
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VALUED At B17,o00.
MIA pDtlap VMIMgp OlapA n Reward hi
WHlMvn NJ ItHp kHAklAnM

pAnIh July VIM Mpa P0ttep FNlANl
Ot OhiDlgO, ono Of Tho members Of thU
United HlAL0s commission W th0 nApDll
slllDD, nnvMlbos Nh Offer NJ. N pewApd
Of MOO fW information loadlnH 10 Die
return or Il ne0llA0o, valued NJ VII, 1000,
which N mIHslnN ms nsOllnao ii
composed DY emepAlds, mi with hla'
mOnna md. other jewels, among the
emMAldA belnH OD9 III lhe lln0st Hpe0ll
mans NklNlt, Alld tlle HIM 0f u pigeon \
WIN, " n MOI known whether tlle lleghr
IAOe WIN Loaf W AlDl0n,, bnb " N bei
lieved tINt " WIN stolen, I'M " WIN
mlsHpd by MvM Palmer nrl0p enleplDH
ths PAlAia BIyHoe hOtsl from lep oApI
plNaa,
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plUe lIOpRsv MINI,

WEHy KppkDdM Wlkl duly gW "a
W~0p0Altt0p W. MN u. AllAf M I'M yrpI'
Inv M n dapfh M nm ipat IN INV bplhH
geHsIdeVad nv thH NhtpjMwA u1plMV
MinlnH aqmpMnyL. VIA jyaSsnt slHfl "
NlW fe@t dRNp, Nna NJ iNa NvNl tlNFH hNA
heAn M iskaAttinE #nd, drlftlnE SHOWING
Hp hve sslns vHgtlnk M WiAM W0M IN
III w fssf ami bMHrlBH Nne a0Ilsp g0ek
" IN akJMelAd tlAf " Hfriip MH WIN w
wv IN lNfDys INV sHN4pN III evHN
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MANY i l,Nysr

Has turned with disgust from nm ether
visa l0v4Dla Nlrl With WI ,elFsnalys breath,
NAple Flower N0ot TeA mrlnea the
breath BY Ivy Aatl0p Dl. Nip bowels alps
NJ nothing plsp VIII, Mold NJ. ypnrs 0l
absolute. ,H%pRrnDtnn, pplga w plH, md
No nta, kDl1 by OhNpplN Drug 0u,
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sas0 Reward,

Fer evidences thai viii nOnviet any
papata or pApAOns Ton MoNkin9 dawn
nv fences, leaving gAlus OpaD and Iats
tiDH stock 0Ut nv Nv dllyinp any NJ my
stock from Any OF my tlNIdA, stock
bvANdad 1p 0oHnaOtad,
l0A,tt liNoppn VlpgtN,
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An NDlNpMlr m OlNvvNmu,

nv, 4, SANDERS, writing FROM Cocoon,
PVT Grove, Flan agya lhnl tAevn hna
hpen qplta, M ppllemlp NJ 0lnphmn
thppa, Ila hind A ehvnrn NltynN and WIS
epTnn by four 1OanA W uhNMlnrlAlU'H
uDlin uhDlem and D,ArrhmN Kennedy,
Iln .aAys hn NlaD Recommended "
w Dthnfa md thpN MY N II tha bpAl
Mpalplna .lhpy nynp NsAdi For anln by
thNpnln Drum uD,