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MY IAEE eDBH N
Resolution to That Effect Pre-
sented by EIkins.
TEXAS PLAN ADOPTED
Annexation Is Cheaper Than
Reciprocity.

Washington, June 4.-Senator Ellzins
today introduced a joint resolution in the
senate providing for the annexation Of
Cuba and for its admission as a state Of
the union The resolution grants the
consent of congress to the erection of the
republic of Cuba as a state OF the union
ito be called the state of Cuba. with a
republican form of government TO be
adopted by the people of said republic
by deputies in convention assembled with
the consent of the existing government.
a condition is specified that the consti-
tuition of the proposed state shall be sub
'mitted to congress not later than Janu-
ary 1. 1904. There also is a provision that
the debts Of Cuba shall not become a
charge upon the general government.
There is. also an alternative provision CIV
ing the president authority If he prefers
TO proceed in more direct way for
Cuba's admission as a state. This pro-
vision permits the admission under terms
OF the resolution itself, instead OF pro
ceeding to submit the resolution to Cuba
as an overture on the part Of the United
States" If this latter course is pursued
state is to be formed, out of the
rresent republic of Cuba, with republl-
can form of government and with repre-
sentatives in congress, and be admitted
into the union by this act on an equai
footing with the existing states as soon
as the terms and conditions of such ad-
mission shall be agreed upon by the gov
ernments of the republic of Cuba and the
United States.
The resolution provides for the appro-
priation of 100000 to carry its provisions
into effect.
Senator Elkins, speaking of the resolu-
tion introduced today for the annexation
oe Cuba. said that Texas was admitted
under precisely the same terms as TINS
resolution provided for Cuba He said
he preferred the admission OF Cuba IN
preference to granting ss0O0,OOo year on
her account out of revenues without
knowing where it would go. By provid-
ing for the admission of Cuba there
would be no more differences in the Re-
n,1hlican party on the subject of tariff
relations with the island.
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rom, and n was after see this that Her
Majesty. then Princess of Wales. decided
TO have her Il portrait painted by Mr..
Hughes.
The picture room is lofty, finely pro-
nertioued from what is known as cofered
roof The walls are covered with paint
ings by the great masters OF their per
iods. Each article Of furniture. DC II
chair. cabinet, lounge or table, as an ex-
hihitiou ,riece. much more fun OF interest
than the last.
The .trea sure houses Of the world nave
surelv. been searched 10 fiji this room.
Down the centre Of the gapery are cir-
cular tables strangely and wondeFioiiy
inlaid. Here is one. a condemnation or
precious stones fastened together IN some
secret way, 50 that the whole mass IS pot
ished to a uniform surface; another mas
a TOP OF FIorentine mosaic. and one more
has a centre panel representing ths
Piazza OF st. Peters and medallions OF
views of Rome surrounding. the whole.
some feet IN diameter. being composed
OF minute tesserae.
with all the treasures in this rom x
is impossible 20 deal. one can but-conf-n-
no IN catalogue a few The largest Dros-
den china group ever made Is here. ant
II is the most beautiful example Of this
work. II Is The Triumph Of Hercules
Two absolutely superb rusewater disheS
stand close 20 the cntr5ucc- one IS ouiI
an Of nieces OF lapis-lazuli. the other of
PLAQUES Of rock crystal set in silver. Hfth
raised work IN enameis and metal.
A cabinet. which onee belonged % The
Afsaie, farr.7~ Is Of ebony. decorated with
designs Of flowers and ihlaid niarble and
s,--aouutea hv figures fa bronze Another
cabinet made Ter the Eciic.a. T. n
ebony columns Of rocls-crystai and lapis-
clazuli ard incrusted with gold 1Eiires'
attributed 20 Benvenuto Ceilini.
Fs,,t one can only note not descsipe
a simnlv beautiful desk u Irnusn WORT
nanship. iniafa with ivory and silver
ard a r-rrese-tatlon u the crrc.fi1ipil
inside the I'D. and next 20 i s. a s1rins
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chi and standIng foEsr feet h'ea
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treasures in precious stones and meals
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He WANTS INFORMATION
Bai tIett Would Know All Aissut the
Cuban EVnd=.

washington. June H-Rcpre7eDtativc
Bart lett Of Georgia. today lntroduce1 The
following resolution in the house;
Res olved. That the secretary of war De
and 2 is hereby directed q furnish 70
he nc use the following Information.
what amounts II any have been paid
osr1 OF the Cuban treasury or tue funds
OF the Cuban people. by the military gov
ernoY Of Cuba. or by his direction, or ~
an offces- Of the United States.
While the military forces Of the t'nit-
cd states occupied cuba 20 T. p Thur
Der. presi, lent Of the United states Tx
mort assoc. alton or 70 any other person
or uersons. corporation 0r association for
advocating a reduction n the dvtiee uaon
Cuban profs3cts aith a reeiprocQi redue-
sion ir the t,utics o. American products
i4nDorted into Cuba or Tor services IN
,,rr.por4 of tha applicatiou q the inhshi-
ssnts of the iss4nd q cuba for reeipFo-
car relations with the Uu.tel States and
also ths date OF datss - any % zQch
ra.Tueutg.'
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INsTRUcrE0 FoR LONG
Barber County Wants Her Favorite
son In TIE Senate.

Medicine Lodge june 1A-The Republi-
cans of Barber county nominated the fol-
lowing ticket today: Representative. 7.
II. Nixon; county clerk. G. w. Wilson;
county attorney. J. NJ. Toncher; district
clerii c. y. Rackeley; sheriff f. N. Lane:
treasurer. e. s. Rule register of deeds.
]. A. Bragg: probate Judge C. S. Glea.
soF, surveyor. w. IT. Wheat; county su-
perintendent, p. I. Lake; coroner. w. il
Moore; commissions. first district. B. f.
VadSworth
Barber county is the nome Il Igon.
Chester I. Long and the convention ad-
opted the following: '.We ara oroud Of
the record made by our REPRESENTATIVE
in CONGRESS and we look forward To- TIC
time when he win be prom3sed tn Uuitul
States Senator. We instruct our camel
dste fer the legislature if elected to use
ell honorable means To achieve this re-
suit, believing that the Wichita Repuhli-
car state convention clearly indicated
that Hon Chester T. Long was the choice
OF the Republicans of Kansas for seua-
tor
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KANSAS CROP CONDITION
Topeka Experts say Wheat WEI
Average Twenty Bushels,

Topeka Experts say Wheat VIII
Average Twenty Bushels,
Topeka. Kan, June 14.-Reports receiv-
ed here from fifty or more counties in
Kansas say that all the crops for this
year are in the best Of condition. Wheat
has surprised all by the growth it has
made. The late heavy rains helped the
cereal to head out wen. ana while it is
rather thin, the product is Of a good
quality, and win make an average yield of
twenty bushels to the acre.
Corn. oats and alfalfa all win make
phenomenal yields. if the present favor
able conditions keep up. There is an
abundance Of moisture in the ground and
the present warm weather IS just what
the crops need for the best kind of devel-
opment
It was expected that the recent floods
would have a bad effect on the crops.
This expectation is however shown to be
unfounded. Rains came soon after the
floods receded and washed away an the
sediment that had formed on the lands.
thus relieving the crops. Corn on the
low lands districts covered by the flood
viii be more than that on the uplanGs.
The wheat harvest is in progress ard
some Of the western Kansas counties are
calling for help TO gather in the crop.
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DR.. W. Godfrey Hunter. U S. Minister
from Guatemala. ex-memb er OF Con-
gress from Kentucky, in a letter from
Washington. d. c.. writes: am fuliy
satisfied that your Peruna is an eft1ca-
cious remedy for catarrh. as l and many
of nv friends have been benefit I'd by its
use. w. G.. HUNTER. NJ D.
Hon. G.. r. Brown, Martinvill :. Va,
ex-member of Congress, Fifth d 'stricts
50th Congress. writes: Il cheerfully- give
my endorsements to your Peruna as a
cure for catarrh. It's beneficial re- Hiits
have been so fully demonstrated that its
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from that disease"
HON. G. r. BROWN.
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Prominent

Peruns cured me. think Peruna is sH
that is claimed for IL.
J. c. HOFFMAN
The day vas when msn az prominence
hesitated 90 give their testimonials to
proprietary medicines for puhlioatloG-
this remains true today - most prcpriar
tary medicines. But Ptruna has become.
so justly famous. rs merits aye known
90 so many people of high and low sta
tions. that no one hesitates 90 Sc BIS
name IN print recommending FsFuaa.
The highest men Ia our natioa have
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Men representing al glasses and staSisns
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II you 90 not derive prompt and sstis-
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write AZ once 10 pr Hartman. gising a.
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Address Dr. Hartman President 81 rhs
Hartman sanitarium. Columbus. Ohio-
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SAVED ERoM AN AWFuL FATE.

Every body said 1 had consumption, >"
writes Mrs. A II Shields of Chambers
burg. Pa. I was so low after six
months OF. severe sickness. caused By Hay
Fever and Asthma, that few thought l
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MARQUIS De CORO0YA


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& Choctaw Northern viii use one depot
in this city. The tracks of the Cnoc-
taw Northern used in entering the CITY
win be taken UP and the Rock IsiaIo
company has turned over the water"orKs
system used by the Choctaw to the city
for its benefit. At the last council meet
ing action was taken accepting the prop
osition made by the Rock Island.
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HAPPY TIME I'M OLD TOWN.

I'VE felt very happy" writes r. n.
Bevil, Old Town. Va, when Bueklen's s
Arniea Salve wholly cured our daughter
Of a bad case Of scald head" 1t der
lights all who use it for Cuts. Corns,
Burns, Bruises, Boils, Ulcers. Eruptions.
Infallible for Piles. only 25e. at Geh-
rtngs pharmacy.
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HANGING
EVIDENCES o. wf'7DER IN
INDIAN TERRITORY
Man Intimate with One of the Vic
tins is Suspected.

Muskogee, I. T, June llama Dyer
and her l2-year-old daughter have been
found hanging from the ceiling Of their
home at Olkfugee, in the heart of the
Creek nation. dead. 1t is believed from
information furnished the marshal's office
here that Mrs. Dyer was Killed by man
whom she had known intimately, and
that the daughter was killed to cover the
first crime Ozfugee is of the railroad
and without wire communication, and de-
tails win be late.
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United States Navy IN letter from
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MORE LAND FOR SHOPS

of the Rock Teland-choctaw Roads IS
Secured at Shawnee.
Shawnee, O. T., June l4---Affal geiiieii's >
are being made for the acquisition OF
forty-eight acres Of hickapoo 4noiah
land west Of the Rock Island-Choctaw
shops. for an increase in the capacity OF
the same. As soon as this land IS Sc
cured it is believed that work viii be
Immediately commenced on the new
buildings.
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nomces that within the near future reg
ula:r through train service VIII be estao-
ltshed. This completes a direct line from
ldeInphis. Tenn, 70 Amarillo.
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wATERWoRKs A GET

Presented to City CT Watcnga by she
Rock Island System.
Watonga, @. T., June l4.-Arrangements
have been made whereby the Rock Island
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~--->e~-2~- Na+-S As--SC ol~tis AAaE lA-let-1-~f
and the attack comes swift and sudden.
The mistake which commonly opens the
way for an attack by disease IS neglect
OF the symptoms of stomach trouble.
When eating IS followed bv undue fall
ness, belchugs. sour or bitter Tisings,
etc, disease Is attacking the stomach.
The best way to frastTate such an at
tack Is 70 use Dr.. Picrce's Golden Med
ical Discovery. i cures diseases Of the
stomach and other oTgars OF digestion
and nutrition, and makes TIE body
strong and healthy.
Il was suffering very uiuc1 with nv bead sud
stomach, writes ol-S -. c. Gi1. of weldon.
Shelby Co. Aia- head w1s 50 6irzs when 1
would raise up Ia bed would f3ii night b-ck
Could cat bst very little "a frct scarcclv saw
thing. there seemed 10 X hctvv s-esg,1g Il, my
stomach 50 I could not rest, bad u lclcis very
cfteu ard sVoslld vcrlit un nearly cvcrVthiuc i
ate. I was - q lad condition ] took iaur So.
tcs Of Dr. Picrcc-s Golden eTclicsi Disccsc-s-
and hvr g iiis faroTrte P-eScziptsor ard a1l
uoS vel and hearty. feci Ike ucw WOMAN
and give Or. Picrrc rnc,iiCtucs cralit fr . aif
had tai.en -iclscf1e from ri,y>icllls wltieo1t
any beueat -S couid seq
DR.. Pierce Common Sense Medical
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20 pay expense Of mailing orb. Send
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Address DE. Z. V. Pierce. Buffalo. \. Y.
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Ot6sefan Nacbrtcbten.
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JIb=Oafptd.

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unb bate 500 Nfer 9anb setauft.
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CUR Seeroisuns sebradt
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Genius Bureau in @iibiustou uelof=
fentli9ten @enlus=S uuttu sdblie rer
Staat Slo: Oatota im Sabre 1900 i'm
9ansen 50, 622 Sarmeu Dol, sulammeu
10 07e, SIC afer. ODER 80 procent
Der @elammtfdte bes Stdates. Der
8ertb Der carmen mirb auf $780,
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li9 auf ben Sarmen b efinbli1en gieb=
itanbes auf So, 432 unb Serie=
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@6rbeboff unb Soiepb &utb als gbor=
noui3en pom bo@w'ft Serrn Nbte
einsetleibet.
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bii961tdsn &eiibens eiu bohw. Or.
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bo9m'f ten gii9ofs Sro5sc, unb bo9m.
Serr Sans BON Oelano. gm 3lei=
den Gage ~reiiten beibe mad Srodrap,
no iie benz bo6w. Eiarrer Sobn Sro=
bee einen ansenebmen Seiud abitat=
teten. Oort trafen tie nit benz bo9m.
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pueblo, Colorado, sulammen. pel1er
tags supor ais Sat in Der ct. Sobn's
abtei, gu melder er seb5rt, eintraf.
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ter, Der Srau Barbara 8aiel, wsl9e
am Z. Sult i'm alter pom 60 sSabrer1
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Der u%ertoibeneu Wutier. Stiben
totw. 6erren entbietet Der ,Norbs
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nobel Der bo@w'ite gti9of Sacob
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S@meiter gbaritas Wastalena Sob
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betb 8anfen, iest S@meiter gorbula;
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iter garmelita; emma gnbers, iest
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iest Sduefter 9isouri; amelia &ar=
der, iest S9peiter albertina ; gliia=
BETH 3ierbut, iest Sdmefter 9auren=
tia; Maria Sanb, iest S9meitsr
Seueriua; Warta Siltousti, iest
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S9wars, iest S9meiter Sreuda;
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iter 5ilirubis; Roia 3eus, iest
S9weiter Rubolpbtna gliiabetb
3eus, iest S@meiter Srmensarb.
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fenben Seier waren anmeienb bo9m.
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bo@w. P. @tlbelut, 8. g. g.,
bo9m. 5err Osulin, bo@w. Serr
9ra9owstp, bodw. P. 9einri@, ..
g. g., bo6w. 6err arst, bo@w.
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