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CIT n TWO.
Appropriation For photographic Sur
vsyS

Washington June THE conferees
On the naval appropriation bill have
again agreed TO report a disagreement.
The conferees express confidence how
ever Of being able to conclude the con-
troversy II another meeting is ordered
The conference developed the fact that
the representatives Of both houses were
willing TO make neutral concessions and
ia reality an agreement practically was
reached. though il was decided to first
report 3 disagreement to both houses in
order to test the feeling The agreemeat
eliminates ali inland and coast work,
confines the survey to the ocean, elfrni-
mating all reference to the lakes and 70
'hydrographl surveys and reduces the
$4,000 appropriated by the senate
amendment to $50.800. The amendment
as agreed upon Will read as follows.
Ocean survey. including the waters
Of Cuba and the Philippine archipelago.
but not the coast thereof and for the
purchase Of nautical books, charts and
sailing directions and freight and sx-
press charges on the same $50. eco
This IS a compromise in all respects.
Z The original provision IN the house bill
was for ocean surveys only and it ap-
propriated 100000. This settlement Is
said to be satisfactory To the superiu-
tendent Of the coast and geodetic sur
VeV
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WORRY ABOUT A BROTHER
Causes a Board of Trade Man to Shoot
Himself

Chicago, June Thomas D. Cot
trell. an old and well known Spectator
on the board of trade. today shot him
self in the head here. His brother. Ed
ward CottreH. Of New York, who years
ago was one Of the heaviest spectators
on the board. Is now IN a retreat for
the insane IN New YORK Dependency
over Edward COttTelFs condition as we'll
as financial reverses IS believed ID have
been responsible for the attempted sui
eide It IS said the bullet wound Will
prove fatal
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BRIEF TELEGRAMs.

PhfIadelphfa, June Three hundred
and sixty motormen and conductors left
here at o'clock last night on a special
train over the Pennsylvania railway for
St. Louis, where It is said they viii
take tbs places Of the strikers On the
Transit company lines.
Denver. Colo. June IA special to
the Republican from Albuquerque, N
NJ says the pest exchange and can
teen buildings at Fl. Wingate were
totally destroyed By fire last night.
Some CT the comnissary stores were
saved
Portland, Ore, June The steamer
Dispatch sailed last night for Cape
Nome The Dispatch carried about
live stock and several hundred tons Of
merchandise and mining machinery.
Reno. New. June "A special to the
Gazette from SusanvilIe, Cal. says:
Fire which started in Stark's black
smith shop. south side Of Main street,
between Lassen and ROOp streets,
cleaned out three blocks except the
brick store Of Nathan & Schmidt and
the stone store Of Alexander & kuoch-
Sacramento, Cal., June IA special
dispatch TO the Bee from Plymouth
announces the death By drowning in
the CosuTnmes river Of Charles Phillips,
of Sacramento, and Miss Jennie N.
NanderpooI, Of Plymouth They were
out fishing with a party when Miss
VanderpooI fell into the water and Phil
lips was drowned n an effort to save
her.
Paris. June The jury On paintings
of the Paris exposition have conferred
( medals OF honor uDon James Mcneil
Whistler and John Singer Sargent. the
{ two famous American painters.
4 London. June 7-Advices received
+ from Japan say the cabinet presided
I over by Marquis Xamagata has re-
I signed and the emperor invited the
minister Of finance. Count Matsukata
/ AIasayoshf. to form q new cabinet, but
4 he declined. and Marquis Ito is now en-
/ deavOrI1g TO form d coalition ministry
Sydney. ". s. W. June THE Brit
ISL steamer Moana, Captain Garry,
sailed from this city for the United
States with $50 600 pounds gold
Paris, June Heavy thunder storms
in the central part OF France have
caused a serious damage to crops and
/ live stock There have been severa
deaths from lightning and large tracts
Of country around Theirs are mum
dated. Several persons have beer
+ drowned, traffic on the railway has
been interrupted and a million francs
damage has been done at Theirs
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FIELD IS REDUCED.
English Golf Contest is Nearing
the End.

London. June The weather at St
Andrews grounds when the contest for
the open golf championships were re-
sumed today was dun but favorable for
good. scoring. The field was reduced to
u amateurs and 80 professionals For
ruer Champion j. H. Taylor was the ia
vorite. At the third end of the third
round including the two Of yesterday.
B. H Taylor led with 234- Harry Vardon
had 240. Braid z43. White 243. Park IA
and Robert Maxwell (amateur) z4S-
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A sprained Ankle Quickly Cured.

eat one time I suffered from a severe
spFafn Of the ankle" says Geo E Cary,
editor Of the Guide. Washington. Va.
After using several well recommended
medicines without success. I tried Cham
berlafu-s Pain Balm. and am pleased 70
say that relief came as soon as I began
its use and a complete cure speedily fol-
loMed-- Sold By al arlEgisls.
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GOVERNOR TO BANKERS.
Speaks at State Association in Abb
lene Today.

Governor Stanley reached Topeka
from Kansas City last night. but left
Immediately for Abilene where today he
viii deliver an address at the meeting
Of the state bankers association
This afternoon the association made
a trip to Fort Riley in a special train
over the Union Pacific, visiting the bar
racks and other places of interest at the
fort.
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c. & A. Bonds Given Standing.

Albany y Y. June TN an opinion
handed down today Attorney General
Davies holds that under the banking
law of 1900 the refuting bonds Of the
Chicago & Alton Railroad company are
lawful investments for savings banks in
this state
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Is often hidden by unsightlv Pirnples
Eczema letter. ErysipeIas, Salt Rheurn.
etc Bucklen's Aruica. Salve viii gIorify
the face by curing ell Skin Eruptious,
also Cuts. Bruises. Burns. BoiIs. F'elons.
Ulcers. and worst forms of Piles Only
25 cts box Cure guaranteed Sold
BY Waggoner- druggist. T31 Kansas ave
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Sarah Z. Boyles to 5. F. Boyies. $500,
n. SO &C. NV 4 zs-10-13-
J. L Benedict and husband TO Enc
Z. Warren, $500. lot 2l6 Eighth avenue
west Homes add
Tax deed to VIM F Knight, lots go
and Adams street
Jno. p Bauer and wife to Chas. F
Hardy. s.. 800, lots 645 and I bk s, NJ &
Samuel and VIM. OldfeId to Joshua
Harding. $50. ps- ne Z s5-l9-l3.
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Restraining Order Granted.

Helena. Mont. June The supreme
court has granted the application of the
Boston & Montana company for an OK
der restraining the Montana Ore Fur-
chasing company from working that
part Of the Pennsylvania mine claimed
by the plaintiff company under the con
ditiou that it give q bond for $4,000 10
protect the defendant company from
loss in case il Is eventually determined
that it was not entitled to the relief
prayed for.
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seotch-Irish societr Meeta.

Knoxville, Tenn. June THE annual
convention OF the Scotch-Irish society
of America was called to order IN this
city by acting president John Mcintosh
Of Philadelphia The convention IS al
tended by delegates from many sections
Of the country Among the prominent
here are Prof John Macloszie and John
McIchenny of Princeton university.
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F1anbeau Club Banner

Herbert Joslin has presented the Re
publican ffambeau club a banner paint
ed in oil It is 10 by Is feet and above
a spread eagle are crossed flags and the
name Of the club and date OF orgauiza-
ton with hambeaux and bursting rock
cts. The banner viii be used to decor
ate the hall OF the organfzat ton
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A Monster Devil Fish.

Destroying its victim, IS a type Of Con
stfDation- The power OF this maIady IS
felt on organs. nerves. muscles and brain
But Dr. Kings New Life Pills are safe
and certain cure Best in the world for
Stomach. Liver Kidneys and Bowels
7S1 Kansas avenue
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wANTED-MIsCELLANEoUs

" ANTED-Tou to know that
J. H. Fosdick cleans carpets
J. H FfosdicE cleans Port5sres-
J H Fosdick scours CARPETS
J H Eos6lck washes IugrafuS
Jennie FOsdick cleans Lace Curtains
HarmOIa Carpet and Lace cleaning
seS kansas avenue Phone s60-
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A TEMPERANCE MOVE.
State C. E Convention Asks Commis-
sioners For Kansas.

Hutchinson. June THE state Chris
tian Endeavor convention unanimously
endorsed the North Dakota temperance
commissioner idea. and asked that COM
paissiouers be provided by law for the
state of Kansas
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NORTH TOPEKA.

Items intended for this column should
be LETT with the kimbau Printing COM
pany e35 Kansas avenue
New Idea fashion sheets free at Cost
ley Il Posts
Don't miss the bargains Friday at
Costley & Posts.
For Sale.-Five-gallo ice cream
freezer North Topeka carriage works
Mrs. Daisy Forbes Burger left Tues
day for Colorado to spend two weeks
1Ir. and Mrs c.. c. Nicholson. OF 80
Van buren street, are in De Soto. kas
visiting relatives
Miss Mamie Smith. Of West Gordon
street, went to Mayetta today to visit
friends for two weeks.
Miss Jessie z Traviu. Of Louisville.
kas-, is visiting Miss Kittie May Dol
man, Of SIS Quincy street
The little son Of 8Ir. and Mrs T. y.
Davis has recovered from the smallpox.
and the quarantine was lifted yester-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. N F. Conkle. Of 1915
quincy street, expect To leave Eext
week for Indiana 10 make an extended
visit
DR. H c. Miner received news this
morning Of the death in Kansas City
Of Mrs. Mary kirkbride, a sister Of Mrs.
Miner
1Ir- Grin Allen.of the hospital service.
nas returned to Leavenworth after
spending few days visiting his par
enrs, in Holman's addition.
Miss Margaret E. Casey was gradu-
ated yesterday from tue Kansas uni
EersltE dit Lawrence and was granted
the degree Of bachelor Of laws.
Mrs. Mitchell. Of s1g Van Buren,
street. left Monday for Chicago and
from there she viii GO to Indiana to
spend some time visiting friends.
Mrs. l. r. Garrett and family arrived
yesterday from Perry. @. T to iolu Mr.
Garnet. who has been here several
weeks with the Arnold Drug company.
Mrs. O. LETTERS returned to her home
IN Highland DCuiphau county this
morning after q visit Of several weeks
to her sons, J. q. letters Of 9Z3 Van
Buren street. and J. NJ Jeners. OF 1902
Monroe street.
Mrs. II. G.. Miner. who has been suend-
ing several months in California. viii
return home Friday. She will be ac-
cJmpanled by her daughter Mrs Grace
lyman and little child, who viii be her
guests Tor some time.
1Ir. and Mrs. C. Bell have returned
% this country from Liberia. Africa.
where thy have been engaged in mis-
sionary work for several years Mrs
Bell arrived in Topeka the first of the
week but AR. Ben stopped for q few
days In New York
A. o. II. w lodge No. 20 elected the
l9it9N ing officers last evening Master
Workman John Holiday: foreman. 1Ir
bow p-y uverseer. r. J. Coughlin,
Ilancier. r. Markham. recorder. C.
h2ser' guide. Alr. Elder inside watch
frank p kutz: outside watch. I'd
More, trustee. T. J. CouEhli1. medical
examiner. Dr. Ellinger.
EEs-vILLEPEGUE
Miss Nora VilIepesue. of C.~a-.,-7--,
and AR John q. Re=s. Cf North To
peka- were married wednesday evaniro
at half past s O'Clock at rhA- 7,-r,. =
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When marry said the young wo-
man Of advanced ideas, 7 shall insist
upon my husband taking my name"
7 would, too, replied the demUre
young woman promptly. If I expected
TO get that sort OF d man-"-Chicag
Post
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FRIDAY BARGAINS.

Sample line Of Millinery bought at
75c on the dollar are SELLING If the
same way A slaughter sale on Mems.
Ladies' and Children's Shoes and OK
fords- Bargains in Wash Goods.
900 yards Fancy Lawns for Friday
only. SIC yard
Wash skirts from sc to 12A
p dozen ladies' Vests. regularly 19c for
Sc
1oc Bleached Muslin, in short lengths,
for Sc yard
Novelty Dress Goods. regularly 15c. for
ID dozen ladies' Fancy TTudersIxfrts
regularly csc, for Csc
COSTLEY & POST,
North Topeka.
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King Oscar Leaves England.

London. June king Oscar OF Swe-
den and Norway left England today on
his way to Paris He was heartily
cheered on the departure of his train
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WANTEn-AnRNrs


g $50 CAN BE MADE during next six
months by hzzstIiu- agents handling our
white and fancy rubber collars cuffs
bos0ms and ueckties- Patented and guar
anteed goods Enclose stamp for spec al
plan " & n. Mfg. Co Springfield
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RusINEss CHArnFs

-------------------------
PER CENT MONEY TO LOAN on To-
peAza property See Us at once
TOPEKA REALTY CO. 524 Kan Ave
H MACFERRAN. Mgr
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A dancer was she. and they said she
was poor.
Now the skirt that she danced in was
short.
So how can it be she is poor? We are
sure
She has visible means Of support
Philadelphia Press
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Life &c Death Firht.

Mr. W A Hines Of Manchester. Il,
writing Of his almost miraculous escape
from death says. Exposure after
measles induced serious lung trouble.
which ended in consumption. Ihad frequent
hemorrhages and coHghed night and day.
All my doctors said I must soon die Then
I began to use Dr. Kings New Disc0v-
cry. which wholly cured ne Hundreds
have used 1t on my advice and all say it
never fails to cure Throat. Chest and
Lung troubles" Regular size SOC and 800
Trial bottles free at Waggoners drug
store 731 Kansas avenue
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At the Monarch Grocery.
Is fbs Bulk Oak Flake csc.
527 Kansas avenue.
l. c. BETZ-
Tel III.
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PLACE ZOE CLARK.
Secretary of State Must Move Out
Temporarily.

&CA ElA6AAAT
The executive council today awarded
the contract for papering the Offices OF
the adjutaut general and an adjoining
Office, the price being SAC 70
The Offices OF the adjutant general
win be put IN good shape. The room
adjoining has been occupied BY the jan
itors but they have been assigned to
quarters on the basement floor
Temporarily, during the repairs which
are being made for the purpose Of
strengthening the library floor. Secre-
tary Clark will move into the room 10
be vacated By the 1anitors. This IS due
to the fact that Mr.. Clark.s room is to
be torn up. the ceilings dfsmantIed and
other work done. owing to the fraudu-
lent construction Of the floors under the
library. the Specifications not having
been followed necessitating at this time
additional expenditures amounting TO
about $1,000
The ceilings will be torn out to make
way for the repairs. Mr.. Clark viii be
kept out Of that Office for 30 days at
least When the work fs completed the
room which he viii occupy for the pres
ent win be set apart for the newspaper
men.
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DENVER, COLORADO SPRINGS
PUEBLO AND RETURN, S24
Via the Santa Fe.

Via the Santa Fe.
Tickets on sale June 1st: stopover al
lowed at Colorado common points
Can't be perfect health without pure
blood Burdock Blood Bitters makes
pure blood. Tones and invigorates the
whole system.
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NOTICE.

Mayors Office.
Topeka. Kansas. June ;. 1890
There will be special meeting Of the
council OF the city sf Topeka June Is.
1850. at 7s30 O clock D. m. for the purpose
Of hearing any and all complaints that
may Be made as to the report Of the ap-
prafsers. appointed for the opening Of
kistfer street which report IS now on file
IN the office OF the city clerk OF said city.
al which meeting all persons interested
may be heard
lSaal C. J. DREW Mayor.
Attest: J. H SQUIRES. City Clerk
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Mss Nora Nllspeeue. u C.rantvi11s
and Mr- John g. Eees Cs North To-
at half past s o'clock at the nor7a -
the brides parents The bride vvor.s
a dainty gown Of white and carried a
bouquet of roses Nr. and Mrs. Paes
10 housekeeping al s0T Van B1ren
street.
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If you are looking for the Best
Brands Of Flour at the lowest prices
come to
The Monarch Grocery.
5z7 Kansas avenue.
7. @ RETZ.
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LEGAL.


First published in the Topeka State Jour-
nal June 5. 5000
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MACHINE sHoPs-


MACHINE SHOP@Lawu mowers sharp
eued. razors and clippers ground Base
ball and sporting goods. Golden Rule
Machine works, 5l4 Kansas ave
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STORAGE

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MERCHANTS TRAINER & STORAGE
Co. packs. ships and stores household
goods Tel 1S6- Clarence Skinner. II z
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ATToRNEYsAr-LAw.


MILTON BROWN. lawyer. Practice IN all
state and federal courts Suite IL CraE-
ford bldg Topeka. Kan
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PAYING

THE OFFICE OF the Capital City yItrfded
Brick and Paving Co. has been removed
70 1lS West Eighth street
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Sydney. N. s. W. June THE Brit
ISL steamer Moana, Captain Garry
sailed from this city for the Unitei
states with 150. 900 pounds gold.
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MONEY

MONEY TO LOAN on live stock pianos.
organs typeVrfters, household goods and
personal security L Biscoe, so Kan ave
TO LOAN-Noney on real estate Month
y payments Low interest See East
man. 1i5 Vest Sixth St
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FLORISTS

MRS : r HAGUE. Florist. successor 70
R. = Groves, S17 Kansas ave Phone e12
CUT FLOWERS and fo-1 designs at
Hayes 1g7 West Eighth St Phone S82-
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CLAIRVoYANT.


MRS J D WALLACE. pupil OF Chairo-
Worlds Great PalniStl. recently read
the hands Of the president and other
members Of the cabinet at Washington.
D. c. giving thorough satisfaction Per
nauentIy located at 391 East Eighth st.
Hours to =
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JEWELERS.


JAMES B. HAYDEN JcWeler and Opt
cfan ConpIets stock Of watches. dia-
nruds silver~are etc. Eyes examined
and spectacIes properly fitted
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Z 8 CYCLE CO.. rs E sth St Natiouaz
and Union bicycles Su1dries. rsDa1rz
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PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.

u AN y
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H T. THURBER, NJ D. Physician and
Surgeon. graduate University Of New
Hampshire Licsntiats, Conn board Of
examiners 100 Kansas ave
CHARLES c BRADLEY. N D Phone
67S- Office and residence. 81 KzS- Ave
Henry W. Roby. II D,
SURGEON.
30 Kansas Avenue Residences. Twenty.
first St and Kansas ave Topeka. Kan
L a RYDER n D
OFFICE an6 residence corner Gorion ST
and Central ave. North TopekS. Phone
ia Czes the BrfnkerhuG system Of rectal
treatment. a successful and painless rrszt-
ment Tor piles. dstuIa. 1sauTe. liberation
etc
IDA c BARNEs. N D.
OEics ~ Kansas ave Residences Thlr-
tenth and Clay Office hours. a. m, to
Il 4 II. aid p Il 70 , Il. 1eIeDho1s
SO residence and IS Office
F n MARTIN. NJ D. 4o4 KANSAS
avenue. over WaIIzce-s drug store
Phones zI6, residence. So odice.
DR. EVA HARDING, romeopathtst -
Kansas ave Telephone a.
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REPAIRING.
IF YOU have a clock or sewing machine
wanting fixing call at 81 Kansas ave.
a. 7 have had forty years experience in
that kind Of work. J. 3. Carter. (Ref-
erenCe F. E. Grimes, state treasurer
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Denver Colo. June IA special to
the Republican from Albuquerque. N.
NJ says the pest exchange and can
teen buildings at Fl. Wingate were
totally destroyed By fire last night.
Some CT the commissary stores were
saved
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Paris. June THE jury On paintings
Of the Paris exposition have conferred
medals OF honor upon James Mcneil
Whistler and John Singer Sargent, the
two famous American painters
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10 WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

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NOTICE-Ny application for permit 70
sell intoxicating liquors. according to
law at SO Kansas ave. n the Second
ward Of the city OF Topeka l. now on
fIe IN the Office Of the probate judge. OF
Shawnee county. Kansas The hearing q
the same is set for Saturday. A. o clock
ROWLEY & SNOW.
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TOPEKA CYCLE CO. III West sth St
Tel z0s Bicycles and sundriess Bicycles
and tzndemS for rent repairing q al
kinds.
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A. %. II. w. lodge No. 20 elected the
tQtoWlng officers last evening Master
workman. John Holiday. foreman. lrr
bow oey overseer- T. J. Coughlfn:
kasar. guide. Mr. Elder frzfl. 'v-s+oFl
frank F. kutz. outside watch. Ed
More, trustee r. J. CouEhIi-. ,9a7feai
examiner. DR.. ElInger.
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Armless and Legless Heroes Will Return English Homes.

Tel IN.
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Portland, Ore, June The steamer
Dispatch sailed last night for Cape
Nome The Dispatch carried about
thirty passengers, nearly 500 head Of
live stock and several hundred tons Of
merchandise and mining machinery.
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Philadelphia. June Three hundred
and sixty motormen and conductors left
here at o'clock last night on special
train over the Pennsylvania railway for
St Louis. where It is said they viii
take the places Of the strikers On the
Transit company lines.