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EAST LAKE.

For Governor-Shelley 233, Tomlinson 127. For Criminal Court Judge-Greene 324 For Clerk Criminal Court-Baine g, Brad ley S2. DeJarnette 15, Dudley 5, Waldrop POP, Young e9.
 For Sheriff-Burgin "A Downey 1O9 Hig- don 1S3, Pound 22. Sherling B. Smith g.
 For Tax Collector-F'rancis 314
 For Tax Collector-McHaughlin 241, Parker 119.
 For Superintendent of Education-Bur- russ 25, Fountain 123. McAdory 215.
 For County Treasurer-Gray 9S, Miller 2l4, Reed AS, Robertson 8.
 For Coroner-Barbour 13, Dallas B, Jeff fers H, Jones 42, Paris 100, Ryan 21, Self 135.
 For Board of Revenue-Baker 11o, Broom all 5, Brooks SS Crook 100, Dabbs 13 Dickey fl, Elard 90. Elliott 53, Ensen 65 Gum 7 Hurd 6. Killough 31, Laird 120 MeGeever. 79 Mosley g, Owen s. Powell 49 Reid 20. Rosenstihl 45. Rowell z. Shores 31 Simpson g, Sorsby 1855, Tarrant 247, Will son 2S4.
 Justice of the Peace-MeKinney 249, Prude 123.
 Committeeman-W. A. Barrett.
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TALIAPOoSA

of delegates, but the ten delegates to the state convention will be protested.
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WOODWARD.

For Governor-Shelley 9O Tomlinson r. For Criminal Court Judge-Greene 39 For Clerk Criminal Court-Baine 0, Brad lev 15, DeJarnette IT, Dudley 3, Waldrop 10, Young 0.
 For Sheriff-Burgin 20 Downey 6, Hig- don l, Pound 10, Sherling 10, Smith o. For Tax Collector-Francis 39.
 For Tax Assessor-McLaughlin % Park CT, 16.
 For Superintendent of Education-Bur- russ 2, Fountain g. McAdory s.
 For County Treasurer-Gray 27, Miller II, Reed G. Robertson l.
 For Coroner-Barbour 1, Dallas 4, Jeff CTS, g. Jones 0, Parish "A, Ryan 2, Self A. For Board of Revenue-Baker, 24, Broomall ?, Brooks ?, Crook S7, Dabbs 35, Dickey O. Ellard Il, Elliott f. Enslen 5, Gum 5, Hurd 0, Killough l, Laird Il, Mc- Geever 10, Mosley 3, Owen 16 Powell ', Reid l, Rosenstihl 0, Rowell g, Shores 2, Simpson 0, Sorsby T. Tarrant 2S Wilson 9.
 HUEY.
 For Governor-Shelley 2S Tomlinson 39. For Criminal Court Judge-Greene 62 For Clerk Criminal Court-Baine O. Brad ley IS, DeJarnette f. Dudley S. Wadrop 37, Young 0.
 For Sheriff-Burgin g, Downey 24, Hig- don 0, Pound 3, Shering 2.
 For Tax Collector-Francis 52.
 For Tax Assessor-McLaughlin 60, Par ker S.
 For Superintendent of Education-Bur- russ l, Fountain 2, McAdory 45
 For County Treasurer-Gray s, Miller Il, Reed 39, Robertson g.
 For Coroner-Barbour l, Dallas 6, Jeffers 0. Jones IA, Paris g. Ryan B. Self 0. For Board of Revenue--Baker g, Broom all 1, Brooks 5, Crook 26, Dabbs 47, Diekey 8. Ellard 3, Elliott IA, Enslen 15 Gum IS, Hurd g. Killough 31, Laird 33, McGeever 30 Mosley 4, Owen 8, Powell 10, Reid 2 Rosen- stihl l. Rowell 1, Shores 8, Simpson g. Sors- by 8, Tarrant 42, Wilson 19
 For Beat mitteeman-Strickland
 GATE CITY.
 For Governor-Shelley 13 Tomlnssn 1O7
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TALLADEGA.

Talladega, April 1-(SpeciaL)-J W. Heacock and Charles Whitson, both Nor gan men, were overwhelmingly nominated TOT the legislature. No Johnston man ran ana not vote was cast for Johnston in this county. No state officials were voted Tor The county will send a solid delega- ten for J. M. Ahornton for commissioner of agriculture.
 Coleta beat Clay county, gave IS for Morgan and 1 for Johnston. Seven beats rom Clay county average four to one for Morgan against Johnston. Morgan will carry Clay.
 Sylacauga, April A.-(Special. )-Morgan candidates have no opposition here. This beat solid for Sanford delegation to coun- ty convention.
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Alexander City, April 4.-(Speclai )-Tal- lapoosa will give Morgan and Sanford safe majorities. This beat boiled 3S9 votes. Morgan and Sanford will carry the box by 75 majority Gillian, Morgan candidate on this side of the river, leads the ticket. Bulger, Gillams running mate on the east side of the river, and Sorrell, local John ston candidate. are neck and neck.
 Telephone report from Dadeville gives Morgan 120 majority at that box.
 At Camp Hill, Morgan and Samford's 8 majority is 110 Legislative candidates for Morgan have 100 majority
 Rome beat gives S3 majority for Morgan
 The west side of the river will give Nor gan and Sanford a handsome majority.
 Dadeville, April 14.-(Special )-Returns from six beats give Morgan S44 majority. Confident Morgan, Bulger and Gillian have carried county. Johnstons friends con- cede it.
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DOLOMITE.

DOLOMITE. For Governor-Shelley 172, Tominson 2S. For Clerk Criminal Court-Baine 0, Brad
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

Died at 1020 o'clock. April 13, only son of Oscar H. Mann, after nine days of we're case of smallpox, aged 30 months. Mobile papers copy.
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PUMP HOUSE,

PUMP HOUSE.
 For Governor-Shelley 5S, Tomlinson '. For Criminal Court Judge-Greene 57. For Clerk Criminal Court-Baine 31, Bradley ', Waldrop 20. Young 3. For Sheriff-Burgin %, Downey 10, Hig- don 25, Sherling 1.
 For Tax Collector-Francis5 59. For Tax Assessor-McLaug AS, Par ker IA.
 For Superintendent of Education-Bur- russ 3, Fountain 34, McAdory 27. For County Treasurer-Gray 9, Miller fl, Reed 2, Robertson g.
 For Coroner-Barbour 6, Dallas 1, Jeffers l, Paris 52.
 For Board of Revenue-Baker 47, Broom all l, Brooks 47. Crook 3. Dabbs 5, Dickey 45. Ellard 8. Elliott 16 Enslen l. Gum Killough 2, Laird 12, McGeever 4, Mosley 12. Owen 2, Powell 5, Reid l, Rosenstihl 2 Simpson 31, Sorsby 1, Tarrant 3S Wilson 3
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O; Simpson, 0; Sorsby, 2; Tarrant, 20; Wils son, 26. l,
 (Continued on Seventh Page)
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ACTON

For Governor-Shelley. 30; Tomlinson, 10 For Criminal Court Judge-Greene, 42 For Clerk Criminal Court-Bane 15 Bradley, 8; DeJarnette. 4; Dudley, 1; Wal drop, IS; Young O.
 For Sheriff-Burgin, 33; Downey, 10; Hig
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HUMPHREYS
MORGAN'S MAJORITY
 IS OVERWHELMING
Continued from Second Page.)

vote, therefore, Is as follows: Samford5O2; Stallings 2S9; Tomlinson SS.
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Returns in Detail

Returns from the different beats at s:sO
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PERRY.
PIKE.

Troy, April H.-(Special.) )-Everything indicates large majority for Morgan and Sanford, and Wiley for congress.
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Roanoke, April 14.-(Special) )-This beat is solid for Morgan. But little news from county, but indications are that the coun- ty will be solid for Morgan.
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the general conference emphasizing the
direction in the discipline. The confer
ence refused 10 declare I'VE are as much
as ever in favor of observing the knesl-
ing attitude. The effective argument was
presented by a city minister. who said;
we would have 10 rebuild our churches,
pew space IS too contracted TO permit OF
kneeing."
The Nebraska preacher arose TO urge
the adoption of his views, but the con-
ference clamored for a vote and the
more easy leaning of the body toward
the back of the pew iAfront was sp-
proved
The action of Bishop McCaoe In rsfus-
ing to maintain an episcopal residence IN
his district has resulted in an effort 10
compel the effective bishops not only TO
reside IN their districts, but 10 conine
their operations TO circumscrIbed limits.
The episcopal residence has bee one IN
name rather than in fact, on account of
the travelling character OF the work OF
the officer. The committee on apiscopacy
today debated an ordeI from one OF its
subcommittee calling upon the bishops
70 live and work within the district<to
which they are assigned. The board OF
bishops. under the order, IS 20 assign its
effective men for work In foreign fields
and others to be assigned to districts in
the United States.
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PRESIDENT LET'S UP ON TEDDY
Granting That Iiew ia be Here Useful
as Governor or New Work

Washington. d. c., Nay at looked
Ike an at home" day this morning IA
the neighborhood of the Cowies residence
on y street where Governor Roosevelt
IS staying. Through i drenching rain
cabs and carriages drove up and depos-
tied callers who were Ushered into the
parior whore the governor was holding a
levee. When questioned as 70 the p,-ssi-
bility OF his becoming the Republican
nominee for the vice presidency, Cover
nor Roosevelt replied. Really. you'g
have % excuse noe You see all I have
10 cay on that subject I've already stat
Cd and there Is not q word 10 add lie
would say nothing more.
Governor Roosevelt was with the ores.
ident about a half an hour this morning
on leaving the Waite House the governor
said that he really had nothing % com
municate and c0arteogsly declined b. b.
interviewed Later On. however. a close
friend of the governor and aiso OF the
president stated TAT the president ana
members % ths naturalization genera j.
are in fun harmony with the governors
purpose not 20 allow his name 70 D.
used IN connection with the Repu llcan
vice presidential nomination. They were
convinced that be be could % the parry
greater service in the campaign a. a can
eidaie for reelection as governor q NsU
York than az candidate fgr the vice
presidency. y was stated ~ The wh.ts
House after Mr. Roosevelt left fhat De-
had accepted az invitation from the pre-
ident - dinner on next FrlSay.
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VESUWUS IS FORMIDABLE
Party OF Daring EsgtishmsH BEN
barsied by Lava aud stones

Maple May s-Tas calle ssrvirs %
NJ Tesuyi1s haz been suspended ~ ee8-
sequence of tho eruption. -Four EnEliss-
Eaeu attempted % sacend tee noaafatn
on foot ard e3g1ing m ViEnaaos % the
carb.nsers. vho formed c7r1on 50
beizhf beyond whi ~ asesnf p rernsi2srst
unsafe. they apys1scasd tas s11sfaii
SB1deulY ths Tglcsua teeteg fgfth a
ssrezf - lava and stones. whieh cesesns-
81 Upon The foainas5F tourists. 9sa NeTs
rescued in tsrfibir 5r1sra3 condition
me activity % Tsasq}ua is osoos1irg
more f1rrnifa1is sns me o1aervstorv Or
Gals auaog1cs fbss fhs asfssatc fnsfrss.
rasnfs zrs serlgzsg azitatsf A thEk
eeIuun q su1ks e af3saE trpr- fhs
crater za1 ne earfa saeeks are slolssst.
Tue mayor - Tore Dsl gfa1ao. a. ia
soslesrwszs f.e5s - yss1Flus, 49, isss=s1
rnanets-ssg e1harttng ~ gysslsatsen % b,
cain ~ sgeniDz has a--~Grzes T. sss
ig~er pax x 90 eors. frgfa ~ : ars
saeagkssg sssssagr1s1a s4esrr sns OK
ssz>ka Tlss ss-.scspssi Ayzzs q - z.xs.-s
arS IT, sgTsf 6sg9EsS - Ehs eas.s RI.
wzy haze besa cssfFsIsz
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CROPS ALL THEY SHOULD BE
Except Corn. snd a Few Warm Days
VIII FIX That Crop, Too.

Oklahoma City. o. T. May 9.-Following
IS Section Director Chase NJ. Strong $
weather and crop report for the Okla
homa station for the week ending May ::
Partly cloudy weather. with moderate
temperature and excess in sunshine pre-
vailed the greater portion OF the week.
showers and local thunderstorms occur
ring only on the S0th, LIST, ID and 9Th
The local thunderstorms on the Ist, ID
and sth We're accompanied by hail and
heavy rains, which caused consi1erabe
damage 70 the growing. crops and fruit
over portions OF Canadian. Garfield, No
bic and Oklahoma counties and the Chick
asaw nation Temperatures ranged over
the eastern division from 81 degrees 10 y
degrees; over the central division from
IS degrees 70 20 degrees; over the western
division from s. 70 % degrees
Wheat IS heading out generally over
the section and is making a rank and
vigorous growth Rye IS nearly al head
ed out, and IS in good condition Barley.
alfalfa. clover and millet are IN fine con
dition and making a rapid growth. with
Alfalfa nearly ready TO cut over the south
ern central counties- Grass and pastures
are making a good growth. ard are look
ing well. Early potatoes aud gardens ere
IN fine condition and are being cultivated.
over many localities garden vegetables are
being marketed Corn planting Is about
completed; the stand has improved Under
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EXCURSIONS!
LIST OF EXCURSIONS TO VARIOUS
PLACES AVAILABLE VIA THE
MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY.


MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY.
TICKET OFFICE. III NORTH MAIN ST.
Washington, D. c., $3.50 for the round
trip Tickets on sale May 10. 20 and 81
limited for return TO May %. 1900 This
excursion is on account OF the annual
meeting Imperial Council Ancient Arabic
Order, Mobiles OF the Mystic Shrine.
North Manchester. Ind, meeting OF Ger
man Baptists (Dunkards): tickets on sale
May Is and 49, with limit for return Of
June 10. with privilege Of having limit
extended to July l, by depositing ticket
and paying fee of 80 cents.
Denver, Col, Y. P. c. U. OF United
Presbyterian church. $500 for the round
trip; tickets on sale July % and a. limited
for return TO August a. 1900.
Hutchinson, Kan. H.H for the round
trip. Christian Endeavor Union: tickets
on sale June 4. and 6. limited for return
to June 9, 1900.
Detroit, Mich, 80 for the round trip.
National Baptists' meeting; tickets son
sale May q. % and %. limited for return
TO May 90 1890.
st. Louis. No, Sl505 for the round trip.
account of meeting OF Presbyterian
church; tickets on sale May Is. &C. II and
q, limited for return to June 2. 1850.
Hutchinson. Kan. Sn for the round
trip. on account OF Kansas Musical Jubi-
lee; tickets on sale May 13 70 Il, inclusive.
limited for return to May 10. 1900.
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lens and fruit never better.

dens and fruit never better
Roger Mills-Corn is growing rapidly,
with ground too wet to cultivate: alfalfa
is in god condition; a large acreage OF
cotton will be planted.
Custer-Wheat and rye are heading out;
oats, grass, corn. potatoes. and gardens
are in fine condition; corn ali up and a
good stand, and being worked; stock
looks well; clover timothy, blue grass
and alfalfa doing well.
Blaine-Wheat and oats in fine condi-
ton; corn small and yellow, but growing
slowly; some cotton planted; wheat al
most in head: grass is plentiful; fruit is
in good condition.
Woods-Wheat heading out, and very
high; oats. barley, alfalfa, grass. pota-
toes. corn and gardens making good
growth; corn being cultivated. but slight
ly backward; fruit Is In good condition.
Wodwaord-Ground too wet to culti-
vate; corn is up and doing well, with a
large acreage planted; gardens doing
we'll.
Beaverton, alfalfa and grass back
ward; planting about completed and Gull
tivation is in progress; stock doing well.
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EEIEY WIS ONLY ONE
Of an Alleged Gang of Swind-
Iers in Cuba.
UNCLE SANS DAN0ER UP
Accused Will be Sent Back to
Cuba Post Haste.

Havana. May 1.-THE postal frauds
have now reached point where within
the next few hours arrests ALL probably
be made and it Is believed that cOnsad-
cradle sum viii be recovered az the same
time One of the culprfts has made
complete confession. Conditional upon BE-
ing accepted as states evidence What
he says proves conclusively what was
known before. that several others besides
c. F. w. Neeley ara implicated The sS-
act dates have been obtained by the au-
thorities. The latter refuse 10 give tha
name OF the man who has confessed bat
though shocked at the nature Of the cold-
blooded swindle. they are SIN glad that
they have evidence To completely justify
their action In regard TO Neeley.
washington. May l0.-Postmaster Gen
eral Smith said today that 10 was his IN
tention 10. have a most thorough and
searching examination made Of the con-
ditons existing in the Cuban postal serv-
ice This Investigation viii be con-
Quoted independently q others working
TO the same end. A deputy auditor OF tho
postoffice department accompanied by an
expert bookkeeper and several other sx-
pert officials. viii leave here for Havana
tomorrow. II was stated by Chief In
spector Cochran today that the report
that 800 had been found on Neeleg's
person was correct
Postmaster General Smith has been In
cable communication with Director Rath-
bone. at Havana but todays develop
nentS there were not known at the de-
partment Much interest was manifested
in the news and there was Considerable
speculation as 20 the identity OF those al
legged to be implicated in postal frauds.
Attorney General Griggs, the secretary
OF war and the postmaster general had
conference today with the president In
regard 70 the case OF Medley. The presi-
dent and the members OF the cabinet are
very much in earnest In this matter. and
1t is said that not a moments time vii
be lost in bringing Medley TO trial. I, Is
stated that an application will be made
TO Governor Roosevelt at once for his ex-
tradition and the officials think Il will be
granted Immediately. II Is expected that
Neeley's counsel will stoutly contest his
extradttion. but IL Is said that ATTORNEY
General Griggs will himself conduct tho
case and confidence h expressed thai tie
prisoner will soon find himself IN Ia
vana- It IS said 10 De the purpose OF the
government 20 probe the alleged lrresru- .
lariues I'm the Cuban postal affairs to The
bottom and to promptly bring tho guilty
parties to justice.
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NEEDN'T kNEEL IN PRAYER
Method.sts Can do "a They Like
About Tf Bereaf er.

Chicago. May s--KreelLnE. as the att
tg3e IA PRAYER. has ceased 70 - an sxac-
ton Il ~ Methodist church The BOX
O. Discipline rec gntzeS the bentfrsg O.
the knee. 1Et the city ch1sches haze
gradually been drifting TITO ne r,a-e IL
conventional tsEtzg = Re bad. Tie
c.astozs o. weEey prEvzsis ~ rss zost
part Only n The cosafry- Delegate Tn
8aS4 q SsarzEka Is q believer y ths -
voat srsslsnz so-rz Ard to5sy ssszh; -
correct tba Tendency q re Isttsr DAY
2'soto9sErs n Ses@rsiag t-2a TIE aosseni
xgzt1za, ~ Introducing = rssossfsoz IL
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Exchange STABLES.

Exchange stables at Orlando and Still
water. Make a speciality Of carrying pas
sengers between these points. Also do a
general livery business. Travelling mems
patronage solicited
SIIIVELY, VAN WYKE & SHIvELY.
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sPECIAL RATEs Va F-rfa~o

u c'ae3Ee. Zay - = rsfs q ore a.
sas-tAsrs f&rs - esrEasezss ssa fer -
resn1 10 sesssss taeza1as ear.ye.ss :.
woazaz.s CEsaesie orsas = Fe--.s..-,.
oas t4Fs ~ - -suas frss - csx.xs.
Kaa-. 1ay = z26 .. va snai sst.r.
-u-- HAT >. aerps-t - ne s.a~st.<
ansseEt cTesr F-g~zas1ss
= = DUNK. Dss. pass Ars-s
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Santa Ee Excursions.

! REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.
! Held at Topeka. Kansas. May IS. 1900
| For the above occasion the Santa re
! have made a rate Of one fare. s462. for
| the round trip. Tickets on sale May :
and Is, final return limit May II, 1879.
| The Santa Re have three daily through
trains for Topeka. leaving Wichita Hos
a. m, $40 D. m. ard $50 p. m, arriving
at Topeka 4:35 p. m, SIS ?. m. aud AIS
p. m.
BIENNIAL CONVENTION NATIONAL
Republican League Of the United
States, Held at ST. Paul MINI. July
Il to 19. 1870.
For the above occasion the Santa Fe
have made a rate OF one fare plus s. for
the round trip. Tickets on sale July a.
i and IS. final return limit July q. 1870
ANNUAL MEETING GENERAL As
sembly Of the Presby terrain Churaa In
the United States Of America. Held at
81. Louis Mo. May II 70 81 100.
For the above occasion the Santa Fe
have made rate of $3.50 for the round
trip. Tickets on sale May Is. Is. II ana 2.
good to return up 70 and including June
2 1900. The Santa Re has three dafly
a. m. $40 ,. n, and $50 p. m
ANNUAL MEETING GRAND LODGE
and Uniform Rank. knights q Fyth-
las. and Rathb3se Sisters % Kansas.
held a. lola. kan. May ifis. 1900
For the above occasion thu Santa e
have made rate o. one fare for the
round trip. Tickets 20 be sold May = 10
Is. inclusive. good % return untn and in-
Guiding May y. 1853. Train leaves Wlch-
ia $50 p. N. arrives Tea - a. II.
ANNUAL CONVENTION or KANSAS
Christian Enesay7r Union. held 81
HUtchinson. June s - = 100
For the above occasion the Santa Fs
have maze an og-ea rate O ore fare for
round trip Tsckets - oe soid June 8 70
&. inclusive god % return uaia ana IN
cl1Glng JsBe F. iss Tao trains daily.
leaving Wichita . = n. and - 3. T..
arriving HutchiLsan IS 2 n xna s-s
? n. aIways o. tine.
For further information call O. ~ a.
dress L r DELANEY.
Phone - Azsut
Savannah. Ca. Mar $ TIE sessAbouas
passenger train o. TIE FIzzt syEtena ard
fas no-1nhou15 faain - tas Ssgs1sra
Eslwzy eoiis4s6 a. EaFesvlIs. s. c. ~
niles from here. cay tgesTs 1CE1
Jacksez. colosez fireman q tie S1zth-
err. vas Killed. :. = BySn- 1axsaas
Oh The Pant ayr;ezu. aas \ o 6ientsv
z.atG eek on tHs Sggz5eTz. were -
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anS Mar Clerks KsarneT. Waterznaz anH
Pane. -rsre E8Estsg hsrt
sSa Franelsca. Nay &C 1sasa Cars-
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hts Ezl4ezz fsr fas Arcf8e. Eza fzss a
ceaszs - re lnhaestSnts q ;ss Atsstta1 I
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E-esl-LEsg3trS fguza HaezaEsea. 81.
says Cpsoass z~e2tsssv Dyer. = prenfasnf s
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rze- &aT t-Tae BRITISH ssts
EssrfA ssFassz- esp:ais seess. fssz ~
sFgspsis ar AT = fas fkls eert nss -
fsty Nrsfk I'd esss-Es fa% Weass sssvs
= 81 ffsN ave- s<Fst naf b = -.
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sza F-anels1s. Nay s-c,spiasa Cars-
i-E - tas Fsve1gzs cGstss EEsh wfses
has szle1 fsr TIE Ar1s8r. xii tzks
ceaszs - re !nhas4t2nss q tas A&zstta1
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sttsat1a1 . &c EsrizE Eea s@ssrhsrs
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WESTERN DIVISION

Gree--Corn and cottoa being cuItivat-
ed and planted between showers. wheat
ana cats doing fairly veil; potatoes. gar
dens- grass. berries and f-ui, 81 good eoa-
ditiou: corn Is a good stand. stocE dolng
well
Conaaehe-coaasesous excellent gar
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Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS
by MILLIONS OF MOTHERS for their
CHILDREN WHILE TEETHENG. with
PERFECT SUCCESS. 1t SOOTHEs the
CHILD. SOFTENs the GUNS. ALLAYs
all PAIN, CURES WIND collie and is
the best remedy for DIARRHOEA. Sold
by druggists in every part OK The world
be sure and ask for Mrs. Winslow's
Soothing syrup and take no other kind
Twenty-Five cents a bottle
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-07-20
AWAITING HIS PASSPORTS,
Chinese Consul General = San EranSlsco
5ss ~ * III Raatlv to Go Horne, SEsssS u SSs u,

Chinese Consul General q San EraaSlsco
R~Ady to Go Horne. IN Il,
Nh SAN FRANCISCO, July l8.-THo Vow,
the ipsperial consul general Of the Chi
nesc empire, is officially preparing TO
receive passports for himself and his o..
taches. In an interview, he said:
~ understand that Minister Wu at
Washingto lie ready to leave atsany
time. / have not as yet received def.
mite orders from him. - \, ~. g .:s
Continuing, Ho Vow added:
..The Chinese in this state are TO 9
man heart and soul against the Boxers
and the awful crime they are commit.
ting against humanity. I have just at.
tended meeting Of the leading Chi
nese merchants Of San Francisoo. at
which It was decided that they would
Immediately close their business here,
II necessary, and offer their services to
the United States as volunteers 10 ~ to
China and fight under the United
States flag with the allied powers. '