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QUESTION ANSWERED.

Yes, August Flower still has the largest sale
OF any medicine In the oivilised world. Your
mothers and grandmothers never thought Of
using anything else for indigestion or bilious.
mess. Doctors were scarce, and they seldom
heard Of appendicitis. nervous prostration or
heart failnrs. etc. They used August Flower
to clean on, the system aud stop fermentation
Of vndigsstsd food, regulate the action Of the
liver, stimulate the nervous and organic action
Of the system, and that 10 all they took when
feeling dull and bad with headaches and other
aches. You only need few doses Of Grssa's
August Flower. 10 liquid form, to make you sat
is6ed there 10 nothing serious the matter with
you. For sale by A. ]. China. A
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Poplar Bluff Mo, Nov I2-Hem.
mend in by aamss 10 The upper stories
Ct the G;ffofd house, al old frame
structure toat tururd hpe as der. a
number ct persons we're burutd or
suff2oa'ed to death others raped f,om
the WINDOWS AID suffered rte Ioss of
limbs aod other injuries trcm which
some died. ~hile scarcely ore Of the
20 or more sleeping guests 10 the ole ce
got cut without Injury, and none saved
anything but tho night clothes tha,
we're worn at 1890, when the sar
was giVeo.
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NOTICE 10 SUBSCRIBERS.

Il 10 NOS seoesssry for us to send q
slasement 10 each Individual cub.
sdriber who 10 indebted to us for
s0tscripsios. - The label shows the
tine 10 which esoh ono hes paid.
Exsnine The label on your pspsi and
70 yoo are In arrears plesss call and
selsIs as yoar earliest convenience.
II u 10 NOT convenient to call iu per.
sos sepd the money by bunk draft.
pegisssssd letter OF poss Office or OF.
'pssss money order.
The snosst due BY each one 10
sosll. bat shsaggregsss amount due
- h large. spd shis 10 the reason
shss we expect our ssbseribsrs to
nsks sssslsusass We have carried
ssne Of these subscription sooounts
over from yesr TO year - sa accom-.
modasion 70 ous Subscribers, but We
eensos do 20 longer ss there 10 now
- sxouss s6s non payment with cot.
ooa selling for teu cents and over.
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A communication signed j. G
Wilson. giving au account of the pro.
gress Of the Msyesviile Colored
Educational and Industrial Institute,
will be found on another column of
this issue. The information therein
will be gratifying to oil we'll wisbers
Of our colored psople who are labor.
ing to improve and elevate their race,
and especially 90 to those who know
OF the work that has been done by
Emma j. Wilson tho Supervising
principal and soliciting sgent for the
Institute. For several years she has
devoted almost her entire time iu
the work Of soliciting old for the
establishment Of this school, end from
what has come to the knowledge Of
the writer % to her movements and
the work che hes done, We arc satis =.
6ed that che hss lsbored hard and
diligently That she has succeeded
10 enlisting with her the auxilisry
board that che has, and has been able
to raise the funds necessary to carry
on the work is cause for :opgratula.
tion. We believe that she has the re
spect and we'll wishes of the good
people Of Msyesville-her home-iu
her work, and We hope that she will
be able to carry out her plans for the
completion Of the building and per
manent establishment of the Institute.
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from Washington. to take the field 10
person 10 the new campaign that is to
90 wsged agsiuat the Philippine iusur
geots as soon as the rainy season ends
over there, show that the administration
takes DO serious stock IL tue statemen;
constantly made during the cau paign
that the .e election of Mr. Mckinley
would bo followed by the collapse Of the
revolution That was good enough
talk for campaign purposes. bu. now
the orders are to fight it to q fioish. 10
ordering General Macarthur to take
the field 10 person. Gen Otis, who was
90 generally criticised for doing 90. is
indirectly given side swipe
Gossip has mortgsged several cabinet
portfolios 10 the second Mckinley
sdmioistration, AZ told 10 Washing.
ton, these stories mako Mr. W. w.
Gibbs. of Philadelphia. who helped
Hsnoa tqusess the rich men and cor
porstions Of that towo. just az St John
Wsnsmsker did previous to bic
entrance Of the Harrisoo Cabinet, the
holder OF one OF these mortgages, and
some 60 so far - to say that Mr. Gibbs
is to become secretary of the treasury.
II be does. it will be 90 awful throw
down for Secretary Gage. who bad
understood that be Was to remain at tho
head Of the treasury. or hc would not
hsve fsthered those freak iutcrviews
given oot during the campaign to
alarm the business interests Of the
country.
1t 10 DOW practically admitted by
republicans that the talk previous to the
electiou of q repeal of the war taxes
VAS nothing more than q campaign
bluff A call for the ways and means
'ommistce Of the house to meet on the
2Oth inst has boen issued The bill
he committee will prepare Will merely
'eviss tho var taxes. some cawlpaiRu
obligations are to be paid the. way, aud
will not repesl oil of them The
'spublicsus know very veil that With
he total appropriated by the last sss.
ion Of congress Of $674, 100000 and |
be probability that . larger sum will |
70 appropriated BY the coming session,
II or nssrly oil Of the money produced
y the wss taxes will be oesded
rbs bill prepared by sbo committee
'ill probably reduce tho var taxes 10
be Interests Of favored Glasses, some
hiog like $l5. 100000 or 500. 900. 900
year, but the bulk Of those taxes will
ave to be paid BY The p.op!s for 40
nds6oise period I
Tho roysliss republicans, il sseh .
'rm Be allowable. are alrssdy talking
bout mskiug M McKinlsy's second
40 event Of regal sp1sodor
I'd msgni6eeuee Mr. L p. Micbsusr, /
{ Iodisos. who prsetioss Law 10
10 partnership With Gen
Y. W. Dudley. 10 frsnker than. many
then. He said 10 . public ioser.
lev about the Inauguration "We
hould strive to excel 10 the glory Of
'ss day. tho splsodor Of tho Jubilee Of
N nalana,s Oman -
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Bismarck's Iron Nerve.

Was the result of his splendid health In.
domitabie will and tremendous crergy are not
found whore Stomach, Liver, Kidneys aud
Bowels are out of order. If you want ..hese
qualities and the success they bring, use DR.
Kings New Life Pills They develop every
power Of brain and hody. Only 25c at j. +.
w DeLOrme's Drug Store. s.
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After.Election Gossip.

Wss0tuSsou NoV AS.-UeW0orotlC
Senators Of The Representatives who
have bsso 10 Washington since the
election bsvs not been disposed 70 talk
tor publiessioa 90 the result. not be.
cause they are diseosrsgsd or ths, they
eossidsr The future Of the democratic
party 10 either doubt or danger, but 90
ths general principle that il 10 always
good policy for she defeated party 10
lss The other fellows do the sslk,og for
awhile. jest - they will have to do the
IssisIasips sod adnioissrs,iug Of ,is
soua.ry for awhile. Fer The same
sssson they think The talk about ss.
esgsoisias The ds~osrssie party. which
bee bsss iodalgsd 10 70 limited sxsest
slsss The slsssioe. pssustsre s this
siss. TIE beet policy fos the demo.
crete 70 adops tor while 10 70 keep .
sArsisl vslsA % .bs republicans. show
sp every blssess they esks. snd do .
whcis ios Of shiNlisg. Il will bs two
yssss before there 'siM b. ssoshsr Coo
gssssisssi slsssies. asd sssil thee. the
dssesssss will have 40 opporsuoisy TO
,gss sosssol Of Any brsseh Of the Nssioo.
sl 0ovsrsusos. The gsoslsmsn vho
ere tslkiog shoas holdieg conventions.
sts. fos ss.ssyssisssios Of the party
q shis time sss deab.lsss perfectly
boasss ssd wholly ussel6sb in' their
vishss Tor the fssass welfare Of The party,
bss II shsy persist they vill surely bs
sssrse,sd BY ussy Of bsiss more
sssious to got the party rsios 10 their
hssds ,hse Of really hslpios tho party.
Party 70 osgssisssioss. 90 far % lsadsrs
ssd psiosiples sIs sosserosd. ere sbiogs
which gsssrally take esrs Of them.
selves. - has been dsnonsssstsd moro
,hss ooss 10 the history Of tho demo.
sss'io party aod doubtless will Be
sgaio. Perry upbssvsls which are
gsosios. usuallv sssss from The bottom
tho rack Of the ale Of any party
know bow to ehsoes leaders when they
sosside' il desirable OF neeess,ry to Dc
90.
Secretary Root hes gone 20 Cuba sod
for ,wo rsasoos bic going has caused
much gossip iu Washington. ~hsre it il
believed to be connected With matter,
Of importance relating to the future o
Cuba Tho Gre, Of these reasons il
that the Cuban Coostitu.ionsl Couven
tion 10 oow 10 session 10 Havana, aut
The second is that this is considered th,
uohcalthy season 10 Cuba Mr Root
health has not been robust since be ha,
that operation performed on him
month or two ago. sod he would bardl,
have chosen this season for bis visit 4
Cubs, unless his going VAS important
Just 100000 moro Of good Amer
osu mooey will DO invested 10 tb
Philippines IL tho Senate ra,i6es tn
treaty signed by Secretary Hay 40
The Spanish Minister. which biods thi
eouotry to Iay Spain that amount fc
three small islauds located jus, ou,sid
} Of the boundaries Get BY tho trea,
! which eedsd the Philippine ilsods
J The US
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OF 10 10 1876 feet sud tho soil
w OF suoh 6 character that q
we'll oau be sunk at q comparatively
small expense. These wells have
already been utilized to irrigate crops
10 few instances. With toe most sa,is.
factory resul,s, bat never on o large
sosie, for 90 Que appears to have real.
issd the value Of 40 abundant sud
uuVaryiog supply Of water 40 q means
Of decreasing tho produo,ivsuess of
their farms and adding to their 10.
comes.
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Ae Seiesss6s Aoss,ssO ssstes shss
rSSsu. szpsrinso's. sssdus,ed 10 Nsy
JssssJ sod PesosylSasis. esssblisbsd
shs fact the, the Increased produssioe
rsssidog from sssi6sisl hsigs,ioo more
shss paid ios the oost Of tho irrieatieg
plsa's .od ,be expeass OF operating
steu Thsso experiments bsvs been
carried 90 under che direction Of the
U 8 Depsrsasss o: Assioul'o'e aud
che dsia collected is thoroughly Woss'
worthy. The investigations Of the
Dspsr,oes, o, Assisul,ure 'ss to ,hs
feasibility Of isriss,ios have bseo con
aosd to tho vss, sod oossb 10 the past,
sbus l. is TO bs hoped that sxperiusnts
aless this lice will will b made 10 ,bs
Ssuth. We knoW Of no section
10 which sush experiments could
be made more sbssply than tb'
sasssrn portion Of Sumter Couuty
Astssiaa wells osn bo sunk here for les'
nessy thas . paepiog ous6s woalt
soss elsewhere. and oass these Wslls sr'
sssk sAs sxpssss ssds iasoisr - . Sup
ply Of wssss 10 sosssrasd, fos thsr
sssns 10 b 90 iiois 70 The sspply.
levisR yell y obtained OF Q dsp,l
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New York Lite Insurance CSnDaDV,

0LDEST and largest In,srnat,ooal Life
~ Insurance Company in the world Op.
Grating under the coo,rol of % govern me TO-
No shareholders. Assets over sass, 900. O00
All pro6,s paid TO policy hoI1srs Life Ordi.
nary. Accumulation Policies Teo, Pif.
teen. Twen'v Psyment Aceuuula,iou Poll.
eiss. Teo, Fifteen, Twsoty.year 8odowneas /
Accumulation Poicies Policies non. .torfei,a.
Ole, inconteatable.
h. FRANK WILSON, Agent,
Z Sept l2-3m Sumter, 8 G.
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marx Hssss Gays The people want
NJ to ~ psssidsstie 1904. We have
slvsys usdsrsssed Il 10 be against The
Vowsissss law oe che lssd eos . men TO
rNle .shis ssssssy for more ssse ,wo
<ssus.
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Why ssesid Bryss sssgss.ula.s
Kislsy : II Bryss believes sAs cleo.
- ef rsKisIsy 70 b % great .
nsssss 20 he sossssy % 10 hss ssssst.
~ 10 hssdrsds ef speeches hs should
- sssssssslsss Ais. A digsiasd asd
'd1bss assspsssss Of sts sessls .voeld
oss bsss sess sssosisg shso bic
10y sesssssslssios Of bic suessssial
! >Cpsssas.
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THE SUCCESS OF OUR LAST
o special Sale
w as even greater than
we looked for.

we looked for.
we have the confidence Of the people,
nd they know that our advertisements
q e the truth, pure and simple. Our
motto to advertise only that which we
have, is an established fact. Specials
we advertise are as we represent them
to be at all times A call on us when in
need of any of the many lines we carry
Will be convincer once for all that we
are the real money savers to you.
Below are few specials we place before
you for this weeks offerings
Just nTwo lots Of ladies' rainy day skirts As thew
very desirable just this time think the prices placed
Our IS so sti" 81 81 our$a so Skirts $3.50
cdren school dresses which greatly demand just now
10 make You better acquainted with goods DEPART
ment the price will be 23c. The value 7c yard more
Just n--Another lot of chldrens ribbed hose The good
kind The knd have been selling for years ALWAYS lOc
stocking Just you lay in supply the price will be
pairs for'25c
Just nTwent6ve mecerized underskirts Black Cerise
Dark Heiorope Our regular So rs skirt and we'll worth the
price. This week the price will be So le.
Just n-A small lot only Of Dotted Swiss Curtains rufe
edge Intended for 81 IS retailing This week price while
they last 81 SO.
Just nA small lot of cbildens wool REFERS tan and grew
and years only Regular 81 50 value For this week 81 9
just nOur second lot of chdrens school shoes for bows
and girls at 81 and ST. 25. They crack-a;jacks
just nTen doz Mems Black Alpines all sizes in this lot
Would make fast selling 75c To make Faster selling the
price for the week will be 5Oc
Just in-Another lot of celebrated knoekabout suits for
boys Double breasted coats to l5 Really 81 2 value
This weeks price &c.
Just n-About 20 gents Mackintoshes at less than New
York cost. chance for you while we have them.
j. Ryttenberg g. Sons.
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Boston. N ass. Nov lO.-The three
masted schooner Myra b Weaver was
wrecked 10 Vino Yard Sound early this
morning apd six lives we're lost.
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Th. Sssbsssd Ak Hss 70 bssississ
y branch oss. ssd sts Grst sxssssios 70
ssssss, Mossss. N. G.. ~ish MsBss,
3. o.. bee bsee plssoed The reed
vill b sboas 86 eilss 10 lssgsb ssd
vili ws,ssss Chesterfield sosssy. 0ss.
sss sssds sssbosrd sessse'ios ssd q
asss BisAepvi'is. Esd 10 The basissss
uss Of sbs toe plssss sosld ass TO-
gssher ssd tate up toe oss'sr wisb.,ss
Ssspossd ssshesi,iss . breach liss
Sigh, BE- eiIs 70 tais eity vie Bisbop
silie ds Se the osss ysss. '
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Cslsst;s esd ses sssry sbess The
'Slsss Fsk bsisg sspssssd By ss.s
elhss plsss. ess sss pssslS u shs State.
vhsss psssessss y Ne sssy ssisssIs
ossn Of sAs tsiv. sist ssvss agree 70 IL
'rsaevsl mes sss sspissi. sts aess coo.
vssisss ed sssesitsv lesssiss 70 b
IA TIE fsis u tis stisg ess Cs'ss.
Ne. - 10 10 bss tie tssissss nee of ths,
sby d, oct ssts sts osss oe The sppss.
sssisy sbss 10 sksis's.
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J. The sssisssst Rspsblisass. Doc n.
QiseHees. JsAs g. Csslisls. and oshsss
- shs ssss sssips. sssessss their per.
Dess = ssesoasss he Dsaesrasis par
8. Ths party ssss they master vill be
|1ps'l ssd p's'esss.is,
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MsKislsy bss invited The members
'o(hk ssbisas 70 rstsio their plssss
oNw Mss.s %sh. There have bsss
nasy shssess 10 The ssbisss dssisg
oAs psss fess peers. ssd u 70 scarcely
Dsssibls 'hss sts ssssgss sill b lees
oysqssss dssiss MsKislsys sssssd
Mo.
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longitude 145 degrees and 10 minutes
west. 1t looked to be the starboard
side of a vessel, supposed to be a
schooner.
The new North German Lloyd steam
er Main arrived at New York on Nav
IL from Bremen via Cherbourg. The
Main Is a sister ship Of the Rhein,
which recently arrived here She was
built by Blohm & Voss, Of Hamburg,
and registers 6.39S tons She has ac-
commodations for 300 cabin and 1900
steerage passengers, besides large car
The steamer Pisa, Germany, Fendt
which arrived at New York May IL
from Hamburg, brought large num-
Der Of wild animals. The collection com
prised 10 elephants, 6 royal Bengal
tigers. camels. 3 ostriches, 100 mon
keys, a large number of snakes and
birds. Slowed on the forward deck
was a big elephant, said to be next in
size to the late Jumbo. This animal Is
intended for the Glen Island menagerie
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New attractions at the Orpheum to-
night.
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Races June nth.

Commencing at 10 a. m. sharp, June
18th.
HALF-MILE FOOT RACE. Free fer all,
entries to close at the post. Prize.
gold medal.
1.-UNION FEED co. CUP. Haif-Mile
Dash. Free fer all. Purse, $50 ad-
ded: to be wen twice.
2.-TROTTING AND PACING. 2:24
Class-best 2 in 3. Purse, $15e.
3.-MAIDBNS. Five-eighths Mile Dash.
Purse, $15e.
4.-GALIFORNIA FEED co.'s CUP.
Trotting and Pacing; Hawaiian
Bred; : In 3; 500 addcd. '.s'
5.-IRWIN CUP. One Mile Dash; for
Hawa iaA bred horses; 10 be won
twice. by memters of the Jockey
Club; $50 added.
6.-RANIER CUP, presented by the
Seattle Brewing as.d Malting Co..
Trotting and Pacing; free for all:
in 3; to be Woa twice; $500 added.
| 7.-WAIKAPU CUP. Three Fourtls
Mile Dash: free for all Venus rec
ord of 1: 16 to be beaten, $50 added
8.-GENTLEMEN'S DRIVING RACE;
for members Of the Jockey Club. fol
horses without 4 record. Purse. $TS
9.-RC3ITA CHALLENGE CUP. One
Mile Dash. free for all. Winner tc
beat time of Angie A, 1:4Sh. Purse
$2O8 and $50 added, IL record Ii
beaten.
1O.-CRITERION CUP. One and one
half Mile Dash. free for all; SYST
added.
11.-CONSOLATION RACE. One Mile
Dash, for all horses which have
competed at this meeting without
winning; entries to be made at the
post Purse. $50.
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Bangs Into Do *.
Vessels at Hilo.

Annie Johnson, discharging merchan-
disc.
Falls of Clyde, discharging merchan-
disc
Martha Davis, loading sugar
S. G. Wilder. loading sugar.
SusQuehanna, loading sugar.
NOTES.
HONOIPU-Departed June 2.-Schr
Honoipu, Olsen, for San Francisco; 49,
TAG bags Of sugar, 1883, 1854 pounds,
value $50, 50616.
Construction work on a new steel
wharf will soon be begun at TampIco,
Mexico. The wharf will be one of the
largest in the world.
MAHUKONA, Departer, June g.
Schr. Henry Wilson, Johnson, for San
Francisco; 1876 bags Of sugar. lao, GIG
pounds, value s59.971.54.
The steamer California, the largest
vessel ever built on the Pacific coast
Is 44S feet long. with a displacement of
1920 tons, and a dead weight capacity
of 10000 tons
Moran Bros. Co., Seattle, on April Is
laid the keel of one Of two ], 100 ton A.
master schooners for the Pacific Clipper
line. Each will cost $50, 900, be 206 feet
long, AZ feet inches beam and Is feet
Z inches deep. One will run regularly
to Honolulu.
KAHULUI. Maui, June s-Captain
Piltz of the Robert Searles, reports that
he passed the wreck Of vessel In lati-
tude Is degrees and 20 minutes north
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Notice to Shipmasters.
U. S. Branch Photographs Office,
San Francisco, Cal.

SdII FTdNCISCO, Cal.
BY communicating with the Branch Hy-
geographic Office in San Francisco cap
sains of vessels who will cooperate with
the photographic Office by recording the
meteorological observations suggested by
the office, can have forwarded to them al
any desired port, and free of expense. the
ncnthly pilot charts of the North Pacific
Ocean. and the latest information regard
ing the dangers to navigation in the wa
iers which they frequent
Mariners are requested tc report to the
office dangers discovered. or any other
Information which can be utilized for cor.
reCting charts or sailing directions, or In
tAe publication Of the pilot charts of the
North Pacific. c.. G. CALKINS.
Lieut.-Comdr.. u. S. N. in Charge,
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Races June IA, 1900.

1. n Mile. Free-for-all.. 800
2. q Mile, Hawaiian Bred. 100
3. q Mile, Free-for-ali ....-.......- 100
4. 2:30 Glass. Trotting and Pacing. 100
s. / Mile, Free-for all. loo
g. Gentlemen's Driving Race. open
to Horses with a record. and net
confined to members of the Jock
ey Club ......-...--...'.. ev
T. ~ Mile Dash. Free-for-all $3.50. $50
Entries to close at the office OF the
Manufacturing Harness Company on
Tuesday, June II. 1svO. at o'clock. ?. m.
All entries to be made vita the Sec
rotary at the Office of the Manufacturing
Harness Co.. corner Fort and King Sts..
before D. m. on Wednesday, Juno s,
LOO.
Entrance fee to be ten per cent of
purse, unless otherwise specified.
All races to be run or trotted un0er
the rules Ct the California Jockey Club,
and the National TrOtting Association.
All riders and drivers to appear in
colore.
At least three to enter and two to
start.
All horses are expected to start un-
less withdrawn by O'Clock a. m. on
June 18th, 1900.
General admission, including grand
stand, $1.00.
No extra charge for carriages inside
Enclosure.
Additional charge Of $3.50 tor ad-
mission to saddiing paddock.
Quarter stretch badges, IS.
Program subject to change.
Per order COMMITTEE.
PAUL R. ISENBERG,
Secretary Hawaiian Jockey Club.
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Real Estate
FOR SALE by
Will e. Fisher,
Real Estate Agent and Auctieaeer.

2 very nice 2-story houses On Puma
hau ST., corner: improvements. 2-story
house Of rooms. Price, 5000.
Adjoining same. 2-story house Of z
r, oms, with excellent view; both in
good neighborhood. Price. $4,5ee.
On the first 5000 mortgage may re-
main; on the seconu 81. 800 may remain.
s1,45O, or $1so apiece, 2 excellent lots
opposite Band Stand at KapiolaAl Park /;
will take small payment down. balance
on time. These lots are near the cars
and ready for building; unquestionably
cheal; must Increase In value; only
small payment necessary.
$3.50 Cottage on Beretania ST., very
cheap and a bargain.
$4,000 Cottage on Beretania St, sx-
cellent opportunity.
Many other desirable lots, cottages
and property unimproved. Call at Of
fee for list.
Is your home to rent? Do you want
some one to collect your rents?
Are you in search of home. either
to rent or buy? If so. call at nay Office
for list.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1900-07-07
Don't Want Churchex.

Chief Joseph of the Nez Perces> ad-
ministered a rebuke to the sectarian
controversialists the other day that is
worth quoting. He is one of the no.
blest of Indians and has never done a.
dishonorable act. With a handful Of
braves he fought the entire United
States army all one. summer and gave
Gen. Howard a chase over the noun
tains that has no equal in the annals
of warfare. The NeZ Perces campaign,
as it is called, is reckoned by military
critics one of the most remarkable in
history; but since his surrender. Chief
Joseph has strictly kept the letter and
the spirit of the terms he made with
the government, although he and his
people have had a great deal to.'exas-
perate them. He is now here trying to
induce the government to fulfill it's
pledges, and his plea for justice is so
eloquent and earnest as to shake ones
confidence in the integrity Of this great
Christian nation. Chief Joseph wants
school houses, but he does not want
churches on his reservation, and when
asked to explain why he replied that
he feared that the ministers would
teach his people, to quarrel about Gtd.
1--WE quarrel about men sometimes,"
he said, "but we. never quarrel about
the Great Spirit. We worship Him.
but we never quarrel about Him. -
ChicaPO Record. sse=@. ''