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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-08
CLASSIFIED
WANTS

FOR RENT-l5aS Campbell avenue,
northeast corner Fourteenth rooms,
barn and 100 feet, good suburban home;
viii repair.
1898 Paramount. rooms, barn and IS
feet, stylish house
1857 St. Francis, nice groom cottage,
good neighborhood, close to street ears,
s.
s43 fremont, newly finished, 4-room cot
tage and barn, 90 feet. 81; good neigh
borhood
S-room. modern cottage. S6s5 2-s.
HARTFORD INVESTMENT CO.
Sedg1ick Block.
123-1t
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No L4-room cottage. 100 feet. $50
No. e-5-room cottage. barn. 50 feet
10. T-7-room house. barn. n feet. 1860.
No. S-7-rooTn cottage. city water. barn,
30. s-S-r6on cottage. = feet $50.
No. 1o-5-room cottage. city water. barn.
30 il-7-roorn house. modetA. % feet.
No. i2--s-room house. 80 feet. u.5oa.
No. 13-5-room cottage, barn. 90 feet.
80. l4-s-room house. barn. 80 feet.
30. 2s--e-room house. modern. barn. 2
80. sts-room house. modern. barn, 30
10, 2-s-room house. modern. barn. Is
No. sg-s-room house. modern. barn. IS
No s5-s-roo-n house. barn. 100 feet
70. z-e-room house. barn, % feet. 100
No Ss-I2-room house. modern. barn. 80
30 ss-s-Toom cottage. barn, % feet.
10 SS-5-room cottage. o feet. goo
No. Sa-S-roon house. barn. 100 feet
30. 4o-7-room house. barn. @ teet ?. 20
No ll---roon house. b1rr - feet $50
No 42-7-roon house. barn. 100 feet.
10 ss-7-room house. barn. 100 feet,
81, 400.
20 st-S-room house. barn. = feet tol
No. 45-5-ro0m house barn. y feet. 80.
No 4s-s-ro0rn house. barn. y feet s-l
No. 47-9-roorn house. barn. S. feet. = 81
No. 4s-s-room house. modern. barn. ga
80 4s-s-room house. modern. = feet
~ 5a-s--oon houze. modern. barn. 90
fcet. s2op,
10. 51-7-room house. barn. 81 feet
10 se-4-roorn house. barn % feet. fse
No b5-5-roop house. barn. - Feet.
So. 6f-5-roon house, barn. % feet. 10.
NJ. 55-s-room house. barn. - f@l
81. 5s-s-room house. barn. . feet.
80. eo-s-roorn house. 81 feet u o..
No 1H-G-rooru house. 81 Yet. 100.
40. I2s-4-room house. barn. - feet.
%o Iea-s-roorn house. 2 feet. rs5
No i5I-5-roon house barn. . tee'.
%s. fas-5-roorn bouss. tfrp. . feet. "a.
No. iae-f-rqom house q feet 20
SO f4-4- room house, % feef. 80.
Lots Ia al parts - re cigT.
GEO. r SPENCER RE- bTI Coz
% r Doug -
Gs-Eun-tf
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REMOVAL SALE
Having moved 70 the ground floor. No
31s East Douglas. and being crowded
for room. we are compelled 10 sell the
following properties at prices 20 suit
you. We will guarantee 70 ~ your pile:
No. l-t-rOom house. city water. barn,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-08

pm cottage. - feet. so.
'om cottage. city water. barn,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-08

No. 2-t-room cottage. - feet 800
No. S-S-room cottage. modern. c. feet.
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WANTED-A position, by young man, TO
learn the cigar-making trade. Address
&c. g." care Eagle. 21-6tx
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-08

LOST-Pair goid-rim glasses. IN Mos
bacher case Retufn, roL reward, 20
Mosbacher, Jswe.er. or J. 7. Woodford
12l-fTi-sun-tu-3jx
LOST-Frfday. March 70. deed and alb
stract. made 70 julius Schaefer. otto
Eckstein's name on envelope. = reward
for return 70 oscar Smith, Ia y Mar
Eet street. III
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sTRAYED.
FINANCIAL

MONEY TO LOAN-On cnattels. c9l,at-
eral. tax titles. or on real estate Install
ments. Dean Gordon. G3-suu-wed-tf
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No A-4-room cottage. LOO feet. 3 500
No. S-S-ro0m cottage barn. 80 feet, so
No. Groom cottage. barn, So feet
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FINANCIAL-s10o.0o0 20 loan On farms ~
southern Kansas at current rates an1
easy terms. 5000 20 loan on choice
Wichita property Hewlett & Wheeler
old court house building. phone 50
s9-suu- Ted~fri-tf
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FOR sALE-By A T Eellar. u X
Main: SiE-room cottage. 10 feet. 8 90.
6-roona cottage. 20 feet. barn. vel %
Gated. 800: 5-roon house. $40. Sl1s cash.
bal ncs 80 monthly. tT0 5-ro n ct
taEes very cheap At 800 each. 80 cash.
balance easy payments. Fifty feet on
North Lewreoce, in second block. Sl.25a,
= acres bottom land, 800. IZ-1tK
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FOR SALE-A 2-story, 6-room house
with hot and cold water, bath room.
water closet. electric light. gas. ce-
rnent walks. No. i341 y. Topeka ave
nue.. VIII ent for $40 per year. I'm
provenients cost $2,5e0 This place can
be bought for much less than the i'm
provements are worth; part cash. \
long time on the balance, per cent in-
terest. II you are looking for q snap
call and see US. Freeman * Freeman.
103 f. Douglas. E3-2t
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MALE HELP WANTED-Men TO learn
barber trade in college; 5 weeks term
completes; two years apprenticeship
saved; steady practice and expert instruc-
lions furnished: positions guaranteed:
busy season now; catalogue mailed free.
Noler Barber College. 81. Louis, No.
= @-Et
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LEAVE ORDERS VITA James Tapp. 50
y. Main. Rubber hose repaired. now
ers sharpened. clothes-wriugcrs repaired.
W. s Manning. IiS-6tx
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FOR EENT-sg7 Exposition avenue. =
rooEn cottage ard hz-1 al II good
rersf~ a. seneca street. S-r17-r house
large bzru Freeman & Freeman
E-et
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FOR SALE-Three-ro0m cottage. a. feet.
barn. shade: also 3l-foot counter. heavy
delivery wagon. shOats. 509 5. Syca-
more street, West Side. BLK
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FOR SALE-Bakery and candy store
good location. VIII sell cheap. on ac-
count of sickness. Address Baker, -
care Eagle. 123-3tx
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Pasture.

have 100 acres Of pasture for all kinds
Of stock. soc per month; : miles north
west Of Wichita; good windmill. Good
short horn bull. NJ NJ. COLEMAN.
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CLASSIFIED
WANTS


WHY PAY RENT. when the REM. and 4
trifia more. wiz pay for the houses
below IN four years?
3l5 5. Washington. 3 rooms. $50: sl75
cash, s.
81 s. Washington. rooms. SOD: $40
cash. s.
81 :. Washington. ROOMS. SO: Sos
cash. Sc
IS 5. Washington. rooms. 500: Sla5
cash, s.
22S y. Mead. : rooms. 80: so cash. 81
- y. Mead. S rooms. $50: SIS cash IS
Is y. Mead, rooms. $50: Sls5 cash. s..
los Texas. rooms. ks; 50 cash. s.
100 Texas, rooms, S9SS; SO cash. *
Four rooms. Valley Center. 81; SO
cash. s.
Figures at right indicate what the rent
Is. Balance, including interest s.. = per
800 per month. only 4 third more fhan
the rent. Add = little 20 your rent and
get q deed instead OF rent receipts
Deed made on n-st paymeat. Dean
Gordon l@s-Sun- wed-tf
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CLASSIFIED
WAN IS
9&&&9&9<s Q @~@3S
FOR sALE-5so4 Hunter. rooms. $50.
Dean Gordon. IS3-sun-wed-tf
FOR SALEA T-room. e-story house,
with furnace, bath, water closet. cell
lar, hot and cold water, electric light.
pipe fer gas, - feet OF ground. No
i3{s y. Topeka avenue. improvements
cost 5000 TO put them there This
property for sale very cheSp: part
cash and part on time. See Us for
terms and price. Freeman & Freeman
FOR SALE-A house. with large rooms.
closets and pantry. cellar, stable. coal
shed and chicken house, Cd bearing fruit
trees. 3 blocks from school house ard
churches Inquire az the place, iS-S
S Mead avenue. l8-StN
FOR SALE-By Reese s Co:
North Topeka. south OF Pine street,
fine, S-roon house, furnace. bath. 80
feet, barn. cement walks and cistern.
North Empor.a, south Of Pine street,
Groom cottage. 50 feet, shade, cement
walks. $3.50.
Business block. 8 stories. = feet, well
located. west OF Emporis avenue, on
Douglas avenue. $3.50.
loo acres OF good land. % acres pasture.
fenced 70 in cultivation. 7-roOm house
and barn. miles from town. S,2a.
Choice building locations IN all parts OF
the city. REESE s. CO., III z. First.
Phone 127. l22-it
FOR SALE-One of the incest cottages.
close IN, on Topeka avenue, with barn
and modern coDvenieuceS, practically
new, the best surroundings. This can
not be duplicated for house ana ioca-
ton AT the price, $500. Hartford IN
VeStment CO. lSs-4t
FOR SALE-Possession given at once: \
handsome cottage. close 70 the best
part of the North End. with L. feet
east front only 81 o0D The buildings
alone are worth SSs0 and the lots $500.
FOR SALE-FiYe-roOm cottage, ! E,ile
west OF the court house. in very nice
condition. east front. large amount OF
fruit. $50 If taken within a week.
For Sale-A nice, 4-room cottage. In
very best condition, newly painted and
papered 90 feet and east front, s OF a
mile south. s5o1. Reasonable amount
down and balance monthly. or small
discount for all cash. Possession given
al once
HARTFORD INVESTMENT co.
SedZwick Block.
123-1t
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FOR SALE-Two modern houses on To-
peka avenue east front. CaI AZ 1853
y. Topeka avenue. u7-f
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FOR CHEAP CITY PROPERTY. see
Riley * Henry. over Kansas National
bank. I9-Nx
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Notice 20 Contractors.

Picture frames and mirror plates at
Martins Art Store. Fat
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DON'T LET Tom, Dick ard Harry
monkey with your gasoline stoves
VIII clean them and tx them right.
W D. Moujay. III W. Douglas. Z. ..
Box, isi. ES-etx
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REPUBLICAN CONGRESSIONAL CON
VENTION.

A delegate convention of the Repubn-
cans of the Seventh Congressional DIS
trict OF the state OF Kansas, rs hereoy
called to meet in the city OF HutcnlnsoA'
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AGENTS WANTED

AGENTS WANTED-Lady agents, if you
want the best money makers, you must
have our Hygeia Electric Corsets and
Skirts: the standard for twenty years.
Address Western Corset Co., ST. Louis,
Mo. 2-11-sun-17t
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40. 7-7-room house. barn. n feet. s. 90.
No. S-7-Toorn cottage. city water. barn,
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WANTED-Agents IN each county in
Kansas, Oklahoma and Texas for
standard and rapidly selling novelty
for gentlemen, ladies or children. Lib
eral commission Kansas Novelty Co.,
P. o. Box $50, Wichita, Kan.
122-sun-3tx
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-30

Great Brisain's formal reply not beng
delivered and may induce Germany to
agree to a compromise arrangement The
long delay In Great Britain's formal reply
in reaching Berlin increases the likeii-
hood OF this happening.
Meanwhile the attitude of the Europear@
powers toward China remains in the same
chaotic state The conservative party
managers would, so far as Great Britain is
concerned. gladly see this policy OF delay
extended over the next two weeks 30 that
no more handles could be afforded the
liberals in their vigorous attacks on tbs
government. The chief object OF these
Mr. Chamberlain-seem TO be losing q
temper. In reply to public statemcn /
by Hon. Philip Stanhope liberal, presi-
dent of the National Reform union, re-
garding the Hawkesley document. Mr..
chamberlain talks TO the latter. telling
him he would mot be blackmsiled by
Stanhope or any one else" adding: There
is no correspondence and never has hesn
to prove my completely in the raid, which
l did my utmost to stop
Mr. Stanhope replied; ~ will not stoop
10 qualify the vulgarity OF our Language
but l am prepared to substantiate In the
courts every abatement l have made cen
corning you"
Mr.. Chamberlain, however. Is not ex-
pected TO take the matter into court. But
he hit back hard with personal bitter
ness quite foreign TO the traditions OF the
usually scdate cabinet minister.
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1T MONOPOLIzED ATTENTION
GERMANY,s PROPOSAL AND AMER
ICA's ANSWER DISCUSSED.
She German Press Severely BIamcs
President Mckinley for His
Course in the Matter.

Berlin, September 2s.-The Chinese
situation. particularly Germany's proposal
and tho United States answer, monopo-
lized public attention this week. The
press. both semi- official and independent.
continues 10 severely blame President
Mckinley Tor his refusal to agree with
tho proposition OF Germany.
The Cologne Gazette, which since the
outbreak OF the China troubles, has been
the favorite mouthpiece daily of The
foreign Office, this week combltted ths
Wow that Germany he'd been trying TO
embark the other powers on dangerous
seas OF attempting to obtain the lead IN
Chinese negotiations.
Ths report that Prince Tuan has been
appointed to pest where his influences
for evil Is even greater than II formerly
was, Is here regarded by government and
press as unmis nkable evidence that the
Chinese governH emit does not want peace.
The argument, besides. is that Germany 8
demand that China give up the ringlead-
ers before peace negotiations arc begun
m'iAt bs complied with by China in order
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% show that she is really acting in good

20 show that she is really acting in good
faith
This papers express the hope that Geld
Marshal Count Won waldersce VIII issue
a decree offering large reward for
Prince Tuan. dead or alive, as the only
means OF improssing upon the chlnesc
mind the fact that the powers arc in
earnest
Tho strong evidence that Russia has
seized the opportunity to formally annex
part OF Menshurls and the statement of
correspondent OF the berlin Tagehlatt
in Urga Mongolia, that Russia already
treats Mongolia as her own. are here
treated with marked Indifference, This
Is only in limo with the formal declare
ton which foreign office official made
to the representative of the Associated
Press months ago. that Germany tn no
way objected to Russias obtaining con-
troll OF Northern China, az German in-
terests would not BIO affected thereby.
1t was reported bore that the British
embassy had received Lord Sallsbury's
answer to tho German note and handed
1t to the foreign office yesterday, hut q
representative OF tho Associated Press
learns from the foreign office and the
British embassy that this Is incorrect.
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Roosevelt interrupted Again.

Kansas CITY, Mo-, September 29.--Upon
the arrival of the Roosevelt special train
at this place this afternoon. the COVER
nor was escorted to Shawnee park in
Armourdale, Kansas City, Kansas. where
large open air meeting was held. When
he was introduced an effort was made
by number of men and boys to pre-
vent his making a speech. Cries and in
terruPtions were frequent during the FIRST
few moments. Each interruption was
followed with hard hits from the speaker
until quiet was restored and the greater
part of the speech was listened to in a
respectful silence
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PRESS PREPARING THE WAY
ToR ANNOUNCEMENT, OF SAILS
BuRY's FAILURE TO AGREE.
ply May Cause Germany 10 Ac-
cept n Compromise.

London. September ao.--Judging from
appearances, the British press is preparing
the way for the announcement thai Lo:d
Sal sbury has failed to agree to the pro-
posaIs contained in the German note. The
papers which at first angrily declared that
the statement made to the Associated
Press was inaccurate. are now either
silent or are taking the view that after
all it is doubtful II 1t would be advisable
for Great Britain 10 become party to
such A stringent measure. As matter Of
fact, the statement regarding Lord Sails
bury's determination created so much ex-
cltement and brought such severe conn
ment from Berlin that Il may result In
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HANNA DEFENDER OF TRUSTS
No Relief Can he Expected Through
the KepuhIicnn pnrtN.

Crookston, MINI, September 29.--In his
speech here Mr.. Bryan said that no relief
could be secured from the republican
party. Had not Senator Hanna consti-
tuted himself defender Of the trusts
Mr. Hanna, Mr.. Bryan, said, had recently
made three defenses OF the trusts--ilrst
he had eaid that there were no trusts;
second that trusts were natural eyolu-
ton Of business and were made necessary
by the growth of manufacturing interests
OF the country and, third, that the people
need not be afraid of the trusts, because
II they should prove TO be dangerous, the
republican party would take care of them.
Taking up the question OF the acquisition
OF new territory, Mr.. Bryan said he wac
not opposed 10 expansion under proper
conditions. but. he said. 1--WE want to bring
people in by selling their hearts. not by
taking them by their hair and dragging
them in
Mr. Bryan left tonight for Duluth.
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Prohibition Rally.

Madison, Wis, September 29.--The pro-
hibltion special train arrived here from
Minneapolis this morning and a rally was
held in the assembly rooms OF the State
capitol, large crowd being addressed by
Henry b. Metcalf, candidate for vice presi-
dent, and Volney Cushing of Maine, VINO
spoke on the canteen problem.
John G. Wooley, candidate for prcsi-
dent, then followed in a forty-minute
speech on the principle issue Of his party.
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FOOTBALL SEASON OPENS.

Several Games Were Played by Col
Icge Teams.
Cambridge. Mass. September 9g.--Trhe first
football game Of the season at Harvard was
played this afternoon between the varsity
team and tho Wesleyan eleven, the score be-
ing "a to in iavcr OF Harvard.
New Haven. Conn. September 29.-Ysle y:
Trinity 0.
Ithica. NJ y. September % Cornell g.
Syracuse y
East Philadelphia. September 29.-Uni-
vcrsity Of Pennsylvania p; Lehigh uni
yersity 6,
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Twenty-eight Bodies Recovercd.

Galveston, Texas, September 29.--Twen-
ty-eight bodies were reported to have
been recovered from debris today This
report includes but three wards out Of
the six wards where bodies are known
TO be buried in wreekage. To date 1889
bodies have been officially reported as
found.
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IMPERIAL EDICr.
BIames Chinese Ministers for En-
cournging Boxcrs.

cournginE Boxcrs.
Washington, September e9.-The de-
partment or state is informed by Consul
General Goodnow, at Shanghai, that
sheng, Chinese director OF railways and
telegraphs. has handed him decree OF
the emperor and empress dated at Teig-
nan, September rs, blaming their min
listers for encouraging the Boxers. The
edict orders the degradation of four
princes and deprves Prince Tuan OF his
salary and official servants. lie is to be
brought for trial before the imperial
court.
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AN INDEX.

FIRST.
Mr.. Bry~n's speech.
Chinese news.
SECOND.
Political news.
General telegraphic.
THIRD.
Sporting news.
FOURTH.
Bourke Cochran on imperialism.
General telesraphic.
FIFTH.
Political news.
SMITH.
Galveston budget
Harris county relief work.
Beaumont budget.
e ZENITH.
i,so'S55tcstasne OF the Galveston storm.
~ 'get.
xsM at Dallas ,al
EIGH.
Local co., $.
TENTH.
Local page.
TWELFTH.
Some state Capital Views.
McKinlcy's Luck a Thing Of the Past.
Senator Depew on Imperialism.
THIHTrENTn.
Anti-Rairoad Personal Injury Litigation In
Texas,
FOURTEENTH.
Railroad news.
FIFTEENTH.
Commer5;al news
SIXTEENTH.
Deaths and marriages.
EIGHTEENTH.
A letter from the Philippines.
A letter from Havana
NINETEENTH.
Theatrical news and gossip.
NV ENTIETH.
The Womans Page.
TWENTY FIRST.
Local society,
The POST Letter Box.
NV ENTY-SECoND.
The Drummers' Department.
TWENTY
The Chldren's Page.
TWENTT-FOURTH.
Want ads.
TwENTY-FIFTH.
Want ads.
| Forecasts by Foster.
pWENTY-sIXTH
Local news.
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ConI Operator bankrupt.

Pittsburg. Pa. September 2a.-J. B.
Williams. a well known steamboat cap
tain and coal operator. filed petition in
bankruptcy individually and as a mem
Der of the Grand Lake Coal company, in
the United States district court today.
His liabilities are $1s3,716 and his as
sets $780,
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ohing Reptile. to MinI.tcrp.

copyrighted, 1900, by Associated Press.)
Pekin. September "a (via Taku, septem-
her 2O.--Prince Ching has Addressed notes
to the ministers acknowledging the letter
suggesting that the court return to pekiu.
He announce that he has dispatched a
memorial covering the subject to the
dowager empress.
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FIRE AT sr. PAUL.

six-story Building Turning I'm the
Heart of the city.
st. Paul, September S0.-Shortly before
o'clock this morning FIRE was discovered
in the Union Block, large six-story
brick building in the heart OF the city,
and despite tho efforts Of the Are depart
ing nerccly There were n number OF
dodgers asleep in the building at that
time, but so far as known all escaped
without injury.
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SILVER ADVANCING.
The Government VIII Pay More fol
the Metal.

Washington September 29.--owing to the
advance in the price of silver, Director of the
Mint Roberts today increased the price to
be paid by the government for silver pur-
chased from IS to 81 cents a standard ounce.
The government at present purchases only
such silver as is contained in gold deposl IS
from the Klondyke and other gold producing
sections. Under the statute all silver in
gold deposits is paid for at the market price
The market has advanced steadily sinre 1896,
when It touched ~ cents for standard ounce
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Flags Conspicuous by Their Absence

Tlen Tsin, September 27.-Count vor
Waldorsee and his staff arrived here at
noon today. Guards OF hcnor from all the
allies received him at the railway station,
which was decorated with the flags Of
Germany, Russia and France. The flags
of Great Britain and other allies were con-
spicuous by their absence.
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|H,iyl|1 N COI||N|

Cotton will be moving rapidly
| from now on, and you will
! have to decide quickly what
| to do with each lot, accord
ing to the circumstances OF
the moment.
III ou have not decided to do
Otherwise, by all means ship
The Cotton to Us and you
will make no mistake.
Or services and Our facilities
are at your command.
The Springfield herald., 1900-11-30

protected. The Filipino leaders
must learn that the American
uniform is not to be fired on with
impunltv. While the United
States has been willing from the
first to give the islanders the
greatest possible liberty, its inten-
tions have been willfully miscon-
strued by Aguinaldo and other
leaders, and at a cost of thousands
OF lives and millions of money.
The American people insist that
armed rebellion be crushed. If
more soldiers are necessary they
will be provided. But the pres
ent disorder has prevailed too long
already. The campaign now be-
ginning must not be allowed to
end until the supremacy of the
United States is acknowledged
from the north of Luzon to the
south of Mlndanao.