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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-06-20
Cotswold

l have been twenty-three years in the
sheep business, breeding Cotswold
and they are the largest and best wool
sheep we have today. Flock originated
at John SHELLS Sons ,Brampton, Canada,
West. Rams and Ewes for sale at all
times. Correspondence solicited, Wis.,
itors always welcome at the sheep ranch
Nv. j. STRAIN & SONS,
MasonvlIIe, la.
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To the Users of
5s1!szH 5s zsfiE FLOUR

We wish'to saw that the above
were first introduced in this city
by us and are at present sold only
by w. w. Ford. We understand,
however, that Cooley & Co. of
this city, have had the bags du-
plicated and filled elsewhere. We
have not sold Cooley & Co. any
flour for the past six months and
wish to have it strictly understood
that they do not handle our
goods. We take this method of
cautioning the users Of the above
named -four. Do not be deceived
The original ECLIPSE and
ACME FLOURS are sold only
by w. w. Ford, of the Racket
Store, and are manufactured by
US from $I.oo wheat.
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HoLLISTERL LUMBER co.
r uMBER and all kinds Of building materials,
u Posts and Coal. Corner Of Delaware and
Madison streets
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sEM1-ANNuA1 STATEMENT.

The Treasurer of Delaware County,
Iowa, IN Account with Cash.
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JUSTICE OF THE PEACE AND OOLLHCT
u OR. All business entrusted to him giyer
prompt attention. Office in City Hail Block
second hoor.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-06-20

INSURE YOUR PROPERTY against cyclones
insurance Co.. BRONSON d CARR. Agents.
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9. W. poRMAN.

nENTIST. Once on franklin Street. north
~ Of the Globe Hotel, Manchester, Iowa.
Dental Surgery in all It's branches. Makes
.ssQuent visits to neighboring towns. Always
1t ofi1ce ON Saturdays.
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w.N BolNroN. s. f. McEwHN.
BOYNTON q MoEWEN.
vYfATCHMASERS, Jewellers and Engravers
wv dealers In Watches, Clocks, Silver and
Plated Ware, Fine Jewelry, speotacles, Cutlery,
Musical Instruments, etc., Main street.
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VETERINARIAN.
MANUFACTURING.

MANcHssTER MARBLE WORKS
TS prepared to furnish Granite and Marble
Il Monuments and Head Stones Of various de-
signs Have the county right for Sipes Pat
ent Grave Cover; also dealer In Iron Fences.
Will meet all competition. ~ -
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THOMAS GIVEN.
Tyoutractor and builder. Jobs taken in town
~ or country. Estimates furnished. First
class work guaranteed. Prices reasonable.
Shop on Howard street near Franklin, Man
chester. Iowa. 9ou
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n. II. LAWRENCE.
osNTlere.

o. "a. DUNHAM. DDS.
nENTISTS. ONCE over Carhart d Adams
~ hardware store, Franklin ST. Manchester
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3 5s7 20 Ss7 4l
L. MATTHEW'S.
County Treasurer.
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lTIl 5Ill Fs WEHNmEISIE Ens
aNENERAL DEALER IN FURNITURE,
VI Conlns. Picture Frames, Etc. complete
stock Of Furniture and Upholstery always on
hand, st prices that defy competition. A good
Hearse kept for attendance at funerals. Earl
vile, Iowa.
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ATr.!oaNs.Ys.

ss1 A. y. WARD, s. l.
DHYSICIAN AID Surgeon, will attend 10 calls
4 promptly at all hours Of the day or night,
3 Lamont, Iowa.
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A. THORPE.
PROPRIETOR OF F.KALAMITY'S" PLUM.
i der Store and Dealer In Clothing, Boots,
Shoes, Notions, etc. Masonic Block, Msnohes'
ter. Iowa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-13
DEATHS AND FUNERALs.


IAMBTRT-In this city. july Il 1900 Mrs. Gena
Lambert. aged 70 years, n Brixhts disease.
Funeral services from Bptterworth : chapel at .
p m. today.
FOLBARTIn TITS city July II. 100. Henry Folk.
art, szed Is years. Of lochjaw The body is at
Buttsrworth's.
wfLLlAMs-fn this city July H. 1900. at the fam
iy residence. Bi Lane street, Kenneth. the I e
Donthoid a Mr.. and Mira. Lee Williams.
CONwAY-At BeIisicw, July II. 1900. MargArstte.
tbs irnonthoid daughter Of Mr. and Mrs VI. T..
Conway.
SCHNEIDER In his eity July II. 1910. Fila O..
Sehweizer, aged q years.
Services from the funeral pafiors a Bonney *
Stewart this Friday afternoon. at O'clock. In
termeut In Lake View cemetery.
MvAY-rn this city. JuiY u 1870. William McVsy,
Of Ballard Member az Occidental Lodge. No. -
r. 4 A. NJ. Remains 81 BounrJ 4 stevarts.
PFLAEGfSG- In this city July y. 1900 Edsard
Hun Phacziug beloved child q Mr. and " =
Fred Paaegins. aged months and II days The
remains will Re shipped TO Lake cheian. WASH
for intermcnt
BRoWNFIELD-In Seattle. ThursdsT, July L,
1900. 70 Mr. and Mr. Chas II. Bro~uAeid. twin
daufhtefs
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS..

The following deeds were filed for record in the
county auditors office yesterday;
John Torgers0n and wife. Minnie. 10 John Pep
Insky, LOT a. block g. Gilman Park. 800.
Zsiman Grozinah and wife. Annie. 70 the Chefra
P,ctufcholum lot TO- block l. sggl tlocks snd u ?.
Teuy's Fourth, and tract nssr Tvelfth avenue and
william n. foshay 70 the rector. waraens and
sestrynsn q the parish q 81 Marks lo,s ! and l.
Sheriff 10 Matte y Holm. lots II and y. block
y. Taeey's Fir't add 70 Auburn. saso 80
sheriff 10 Ilrlg Beach. lots >. TO- H. block II. A.
Herman chaplin and wife. MARY A.. to Margaret
Hewitt, lot ]. block |. Renton Hnl add 700.
s MsS'q r.. n's, sna s socs sns 1T: to
Z ss. n '' Tiae Ia land. 4. ,iseo '' ~
smith lots I. q n. n, block va. Seattle Tide Lands
&. . smith snd wifi. Elizabeth. 70 northern Pa.
eiAe Railway Company blocks $50. 49, vi. 3ds lots
20 IT, H. IA and part n lot 49, block ss5 lots 70
sns part 81 lot 4 block ses. Seattle Tide Lands.
q j Smith and wife. Elizabeth 70 Northern Pa.
eide Railway Company. lots l. O. 2i. n. block 'es.
seattle Tide Lands NTo
O. T. smith and wife. Elizabeth TO Northern Pa
einc Rallway COMPANY. part Of lot ~. block 365.
Seattle Tide Lands. $500.
NJ p. Bsctns, Ind. and r.. and wife. Lne A., 70
G. J. Smith. blocks ,sa. go. se5 and lots 10 IL.
block ss2. lots to 10 block asi lots 10 i2 II. 10
and part q lot 10. block ss5 lots 10 and part Of
10, Z. block $40 Seattle Tide Lands. $1,000.
NJ II. Young and wife Josephine H.. TO c. J.
Smith lots :. T. s. block ,e,. seattle Tide Lands,
SOD.
G. J. Smith and wife. Elizabeth 10 Northern Pa
rifc Railway Company lots 90 T. ~ 10 70 block
,s7; lot. 70 I. y TO 70. block VS. lot ! and part Of
lot 2. block US Seattle Tide Lands, SIS 90.
EXECUTOR of Thomas Mercer Estate TO Mary A.
Gardner, lot 10. block ts repiat blocks n. 20 50.
MERGERS Second add. 81 mo.
Charles n on. and wife. Caroline T.. to Noah
Armstrong lots n 20 49, block ita. West Seattle
Land Imp. Co = First add to West Seattle. S. 500.
MARY Jane Parsons and husband. Henry O., 10
Grace L. James, 10. I. block rs. MERGERS Second add
$40 70
" NJ Rush 10 Charles W. Doyle. Al Of mel Of nsi
81 acc I. tp ~ n, g, ca
sheriff TO Louisa Chaplin JarroId lots and II,
block q. A. A. Denny'a add N.sn %
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FOR SALE-CITY REAL re~.
Continued,

LAKE WASHINGTON WATER rr.-e
OtEEREp FOR THE FIRST rSSr
BY THE DENNY BLAINE IaNn1
we are now prepared To offer ~
number OF water front lots in ~,
Lake Park addition on the lssn ~
between Madison and Madrona u@t
have acquired this property wiz - "
tention of making It a Residence y
home site for those persons whn ~
beautiful scerery and acquatie nis. M
such as boating, bathing and nsh,rs
We have already expended
amount OF money for imn-r.. IN
work, consisting OF clearing. gradins ~
parking. and are arranging Ia ~. ~
water pipes connected with Inc c,tvw
ter system and cement sidewa,ssv
substantial nature rs fast as ronsvw
men can do the work. 'es ~
1t is our aim to make this tho 49,.
residence portion of Seattle. ana ~o
carrying out the Improvement WOW ~
that end in view. "'A M
We have taken special mains 10
the streets In this addition to coSfsss
With the contour Of the grourS y
when graded the slopes of the strsss.
be so gradual and easy that an ~
travel TO and from the lake front w,,S
bicycle. VIM
The Madrona park car line uh,,>
through the best part Of the CITY -
through this addition, and lands w..
the ground in Is minutes from IN =
ness center; The cars are OF the nes.S
The water front lots we are nov A..
Ing for sale are over sixty feet VITA a
the lake front and from $50 10 can ~ 3
length on solid ground, and lie nss,s.
level. "ssV
The lots abut with the west eps 4. :.
boulevard, running north and south ~
boulevard has an outlet about tha 49,
OF the addition TO the lake. This c,,ssz
is about 200 feet wide and wifi he No.
and beautihed, excepting In that porfisS
which Is used for walks and drivevssss
n granite breakwater running in = ssSsS
circle of about three hundred ana ~
feet In length and four feet high Il ~
under construction along the w.,s
edge for the protection Of the ontiss
This breakwater viii add greatly a
the beauty of the property.
A modern and substantial wharf -
be built running out from the cenier =
this granite wall to deep water for
boat landing. All native trees that ~
to the beauty of the addition have 49, ~
preserved Every sale made BY M y
lots In this addition IL made ,,n6sp =
guarantee that all Improvement WORK y
yet. completed will be carried ont "a =
letter. Every sale includes all imrruss.
ment work done by us. and there viI N
no extra charges for grading, ceu6s1
sidewalks or water mains.
We make no restrictions as "a hui,A,,~
In our sales. but wish to have rurchasSss
mako improvements of a Desirable ~
ture. Nearly every lot In this add1tIa
commands n fine view OF Mount Rsisls.
the Cascade range and Lake Washirses.s
and surroundings.
For prices and further particular 4.
Guire OF
DENNy-BLAINE LAND CO.. Nm.
Horton Bank Building.
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The Following letters avail advertiser.
nj this once
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LICENSES TO WE'D.

Licenses 10 we'd were Issued yesterday 10 the coun-
~ auditors office for Frank Pisrcs Gardner tDl and
Bertha Alma Kahle r. both n seaitle: william
Herbert DoJie lsl and Josephine Fsrify III. both
Of Seattle: ". J. Hutchson f2iI and Helen Meyers
81. bath Of Seattle
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WANTED TO RENT-ROoM Ms.

WANTED-Modern rooms and board. OF
furnished fat or cottage. within walktnl
distance New York block. for man, wife
baby. IL, care observation-disclosures.
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POsT-INTELLIoENc WANT AD
AGEs les.

Tue Post Intelligence has established branch agvn
eiss where classified Advertisements will b. received
until 10 y m, each DAY The rate. charged at the
hfsneh agencies the a. the ~, intelli
gsnsef business Office Cash Ads only VIII b. taken
9, branch ssencts. Following Ia the list u agencies
Norke harrington. drug store,
second avenue aud PIKE.
broadway Pharmacy, y. E. Fisher,
Broadway nnd James.
Henfoo MN Pharmacy, Madison
street and Fifternth avenue.
Waiin Waiia Pharmacy, Twenty
nru aud East Jefferson.
Browns Pharmacy, corner Ye.ier
aud broadway.
shirtiens prus store Twenty
third avenue south and jackson.
senate pruE store. io22 Howsu,
corner uoren.
North seattle Pharmacy. Battery
AID ftr~t avenue.
A. r.. Gays pharmacy, Decay way
aud ftfth avenue north
y. ~. Ca.ussn'- Pharmacy. Queen
Aase avenue saa hoy street.
BALLARD.
rrestca's Pharmacy, Ballard ave-
aae.
FREMONT.
Fremont DRAG Company, Lake
street. -aa Ewtas ss~aae.
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SOCIETY xorI,ES

SOCIETY NOTICES
NEW OPENING dancing classes Monday
HNa FRIDAY evening" az So o. l'rof
W NtsHn BAnsans srhuat. NRnka hafi
iike street AnA t1fth sY.nue. private
Lessons 3atp.
SOCIAL. laure O1d Fellows bail EMS
hIyst aNrurR saturday evening July
"a Gents E%- lH Afas gvNr
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CHEAP 81. 50. beautiful KenEooA av-
"nGe ci.F lots. two blocks car. Heh1ai.
ntS s.dfR ala ~ sud since Marca. 81
new houses - down. balance easy
terms. save Commissions owner Hlit-
man, kenNo0d avenue. green Lake car
CROLI4 DAAUs A. osNER--B Before auy.
INK. call 90 as for our Lat Of selected
city and farm property 10 Madison
street
FOR SAI.E-Corner lot. Broadway, half
price. SD. OF exchange fo- good piano.
address IL IL, care Decentralization.
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LODGE NOTICES.

EtKS ATTENTION Take the % IS Fis-
az SATURDAY f1ly a. and r,s' f.- tho
baseball team from ~ s. trat ls 20
Yiay a team from IH-d ma Lodge a g.
a. = at so . "a Proceeds for tvgcft
- sufferers ~ recent strt~-g t1r asset
dcut GEn NF,NI.ANNS
Exalted Ruler
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(Orchard Hill
w. ID. FIELD. }end r. A. Belrs
tAdditions.
Sale OF Orchard Nm addition opened ~
,erday: low prices and cay teri
houses built for you onSkAe instail1er
plan.
A few lots left in Il. A. BELLS ANN.
TION located only four short blo1n
north from Madison street power hoV1r
all cleared, grubbed ana level.
Saoo-40xi20 on goth avenue.
S00-i0xf2o on 18th avenue.
s40o-S0x12y on goth avenue.
se5o--l40xl20 on 2lst avenue: this Il an =.
cellent opportunity for home and n.
den itsht In the city; n good bun1Re
site, and some OF tne Richest 49,
loan you ever saw
Terms for 500 lots 500 cash: SO DER n0n1h
others same proportion.
INVESTMENT.
40 acres adjoining the mining tow Z
INDEX, valuable also for timbar r.
granite; this Is a fine Investment.
r3l and 30 Hallse
w. -. FIELD. building.
Phone. Main -
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

wANTED-2.0o0 rockmen and general
hands for work on White Pass
Yukon Route; wages $3.50 per day
and upwards. board 800 per day.
Also station men for heavy side
hill rock. which will be let at highest
prices; tools. powder Ind all supplies
furnished on easy terms Apply
10 NJ. J. Heney. contractor. u Colman
block, Seattle. Wash: Inns OF Court
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ENGIlSlt woman wants unslt,R as
nurse So Infant or grown chl1r,u. W.H..t
travel Address l. cATr Mrs Y ' Pat
terson. rs Belmont avenue north.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-07
IT WAS A TERRIBLE CHOICE
Captain Had 10 ttcl Between VIE and
Baby Drowning.
Lot the Baby 60, And BY De.perate
Effort saved his wife HOPED
Others Would CetIhe Child.

New York, May GA fire started ut
the river end Of the MALLORY line
steamship pier at the foot of Maiden
Lane and the East river ea,iy tr.s
morning, completely destroyed M der
and It's valuable contents. The malice
place the loss at n,OOOOo s.ysaI
barges, which We're moorsd nes- .bs
pier were also destroyed. and many
rescues Of their captains and q, ,be
members Of the families on boor5 NORA
made. one life was lost M, nine.
months-old daughter OF Cant ct.r.s
Lochs Of the barge Sherwoos rss
drowned
Inc Mallory line pier was ors Co.,
lons ana nifty feet wide mo IN. ...s
MED with valuable freight ,..rg
cotton On the north SIDE M IN. r..r
We're moored number Of c'sI IA
cotton barScs. while on the so,,it ..r,
was the steamer San Marlos 'rr n
number OF barges. -.' d
NO sooner had the work % e-s.r,
tne hames begun than tho -
turned their attention 10 say,,. .-.
llNes or those on the bares' ,.t..t
We're lying within the line ~ 49,
Neatest 10 the pier was ~ MIA
stephen B. Elkins. Her ,...
FRANK Fox, and his wlfa bi, .t,'..
Inonths-old daughter and 4 bsh,. /. 10
on board ana sleeping. A sti, ,.-.
quickly run from the pier Ia ~ ,..l
paIte' me occupants OF the ~. .....s
awakened ond We're hurr,o5 s...,
lhelr buuks 90 place al ~
ioIe the flames had them ''F'' -
Vn board the barge shet-v,.s ...-s
thafles Lochs, the captain ~ .,
olu, ms wife, Lcnna. 40 ~. .r-
ana their daughter. Rosie NJ. ....
ele' Inc Lochs family wa ~ .,.......l
Dy the uames Thtr barge ~. al.
Ieaay on ire M The time ~. ...
We,e aroused from sleep rt, s.....
tooh the nine-mOnths-ol1 49,.
arms ana with his wife tn,es 49,.
ine water Timothy Rows ..
IN command OF the barge ~,
WICK, whose home Is at 80.
T. plunged In 90 save me- e,'. ..le ..
hed become exhausted "V'i'a- "-
Het husband who SIN hois a. ,...-
20 his arms saw thar NJ ~ IA ...
-, ,''v po.hl oI going down #..
tane question 90 him ~ ...r
~, ~ snouia we his wife mr. h'tl
tneiel ore let The baby "a O.,
lnat enc would be nicked rl 2
W. eise and went 10 the osgs
s VIE Ho managed fo ,..
.t ~ 4o9Ee water uutn Row. ....
ny. 9l lafce were then ~, ..
ala me INES The halt.drowpss,' o,
ana elS .i .,s VIE We're removed ~ a. .rr.
on ~ NY ' hospital nosg They recoyw
which lay alongside ,bo r. INH.
! harses We're tho liigf
Plumb, his wife and M syn lo
were rescued by me no,,o ,i'ilfe
! man jeremiah cro,i. 'nce pI.r.
burned while taking one vas a..
Hshtey p'"S .s All hands on sos ~.
| Michael sbelso o 81 sot ashore i',y.
-''N0h OF that boat wa. e5n.
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many more on both sides, have been
due To- misunderstanding but there
are other cases. however. which ! have
not referred 90, and these unfortunate
ly so far win not come within this
category. as they are due Go individual
fOlies or faults. or perhaps even To
deliberate treachery Bui they are NOT
fairly TO Zoe charged against an army
COZ q nation. War raises Co the surface
the worst passions aud vices of men.
and whoever expects soldiers. whether
ihsy be English. French, German or
Beers. 20 act I'M the heat of battle as
q gentleman would act in a London
drawing room. has very little knowledge
OF the ferogity latent In human nature
When lifo and death are the stakes FOR
which men play chiyulry and mercy
are easily forgotten and the original
savage reappears. not much changed
from the gnmeval time I have lived
among soldiers AN my lie and seen
them I'm an siuatons-in peace and
war. in victory and defeat They have
some admirable qualities. bat : have
no desire TO fan into the hands Of an
enemy when flushed With success.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-07

Los Angeles Cali May THE Times
" this clty. edited by Major General III.
O.. OTIS. cditorIally presents this norm
Ing the name OF CONGRESSMAN VIM p
Hepburn % Iowa as a running mate Tor
WIN. Mckinley on the Republican tick-
o. Car. OUs has himself been men-
toned as vice presidential possibility
Zee lsa wam personal friend of PreI-
dent Mckinley.
The editorial says: "lir Hepburn 10
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WAR MAP OF BLOEMFONTEm AND VICINITY.

a veteran representative Do Congress,
with years of experience and good
Nance De s chairman Of the House
committee 900 The N.caragua canal
ole was leader Zoo achieyIne tine sue
perb and Gar reaching victory Won 10y
the national H0uas only last week when
the canal buI was passed
"Mr Hepburn BIAS had o. large and
powerful hand important nlta-
tory work OF pushing the canal bin
through the House Of Representatives
against au opposition; DC has proved
himself etay,r and a statesman Why,
then. De- Doc not first class timber for
Vice President
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THE GENERAL CHARGE.

"The charges of ireachery have been
so generally made 90 regard 10 so many
incidents ln different parts OF South
Africa that I cannot pretend % deal
with more than a Few; but % AN those
which have come under my personal
observation, or about which have been
able 90 inquire from the trustworthy
people who were present turned out %
ba entirely false or grossly misrepre-
scented. 40 becomes unlikely that an or
many OF the others are true
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-07

Dallas. Tex. May 6.-One-thlrd Of
the houses in Cara. a town IN Denton
county were destroyed late this after
noon by a tornado. 40 one was hurt
the people seeking refuge IN storm
houses. Several houses al Little Elm
were also demolished and several peo-
pie injured. Wires to the north are
down.
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BOER NOT BAD

"Thc Boer may not always be very
clean but he is not all bad or nearly
las black AS he has been painted. ln
balancing accounts also we should bear
Nm mind the kindness and consideration
which the Beers have Invariably eA-
tended 90 our wounded men; they have
given us every possible facility Tor pee
moving them from the field. and when
they have gllleu into their hams. they
have Given them all the helm that their
means allow. ON the battlefield itself
and while the heat of combat was stu
In their veins, they have performed
MANY small acts OF gentle courtesy such
as giving water from their own water
bottles ana expressed c1mmHeraiIou
Cor suffering. They have given water
readily 10 au who asked for it ana
have often RETAINED from killing When
other foes would have Wreakad l.n-
geance with the bayopet Under these
circumstances unworthy perturbation
of "a gallant enemy IS neither wise nor
honorable
INDIVIDUAL TREACHERY.
"rbe instances I have quoted. and
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MAJOR GENERAL HUNTER AND HIS NAFEKING RELIEF
EXPEDITION.

Archibald has been ordered by Lord Roberts
relieve Aafcbng already immense amount hghtnI h AN
participated an
pryaton Of the long siege ladm Inc bn
vance toward Nafrg Waouon which is nearly O
c south Of Muknr Of Mafekug began October the
practically destroyed the railroad between The pe town ana
NJ Mufehng Colonel Pame small force ana MAJOR Ten
erol Carrpgops division with by the Beers
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-07

Kanapolls. Kan, May Cat s
o'clock this afternoon four distinct
funnel-shaped clouds developed within
a radius of a few miles OF here. and It
IS believed caused considerable de-
structon 20 farm property. though no
definite reports have been received.
All OF the outbuidings. granaries and
wind mills on the Waite farm, three
miles north. We're blown down No
casualties are reported The day had
been one of the hottest ever expert
enced On this part OF the State.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-07

is,.i NE irish brigade had been or
1re.s 70 retire. the ambulsnces adj
~, /, o.s. taa ground on which n had
ana 'lsai ana was covered with dead
r., t.55 ai.l a considerable bodv M
10 ,.' '.l however not heard the order
ihs wv ~. l.a lighting doeqadlv ON held
s.,.. ll,,lld f1r three hours after the
rssr.. retirement. iu splt7 of being
s-ts surrounded 6y the Boers Tbe
men ,rl came quite close TO these
M ehl again received some of ne
,,'.l5 . 10, ,.- others. The Beers pro-
no ,..sf.'y az me tlme 10 some NJ
e-s ,- Who hal been made prison.
gha, N Do. firing being kept up
ar1 ,tl IN. amtuancss were on the esid
me- l.N wounded were being collected
f,s-'.i{,. m.n Who had 90 s6ihbornlv
btar,'- nothing 90 DO Win he AMI
,i.vt. afl were not even aware ,5at
on ft.-i come u1 behind thrm so that
ns~s ... l,e.s.g1 &c was Impossible to
e the o-i. s.le I may ada mat this
WY foundation Tor the state