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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-19
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS,
IFRoM THE TRIBUNE BuREAu.I

Washington. May IS
ORDERS IssUED.-The following army and
navy orders have been issued;
ARMY.
Colonel JOSEPH G1RARD, assistant surgeon general
from Philippines to san Francisco
from "a Battalion Engineers, to Cincinnati
Colonel CHARLES B. BYRNE surgeon general
from Department of Missouri. Philippine Division
Contract Surgeon OMAR w PINKsroN to Fort Macs
Captain ROBERT NJ BRAmBIIA 27th Infantry. detailed
as professor of military science at Nevada state Uni
Change qo, e % Of First Lieutenant 9WARD
Captain WILLARD F. TRULY, assistant surgeon, from
4, SINNER Who viii report to Secretary War.
First o e5s Mod H6RGY 5r P2s assistant
Captains COVE WINsLow Gpf 81 NoRR5s
P Ph2feG ao5 P &4E4d 3 y W9L i Nal
TIN, surgeon II. 3 WILSON. Passed Assistant sur
FREE and Pay Inspector + 7 f AIMs odnmsslon9d
LeuteHSn, g G. MITCHELL def tao the Chesapeake
Passed Assistant Engineer R. CRAWFORD retired, de-
tached the Enterprise; TO home.
MtdshiPman R. r. RIGGS. detached the Iowa: to the
Mdshipman P. H. FRETz. detached the Galveston to
Assistant Paymaster c. N wRENsHAI.L. detached the
Florida; settle accounts and await orders
Assistant Paymsstes WILLIAMSON Liam Jr detached
MOVEMENTS OF NAVAL VESSELS.-The fol-
lowing movements Of vessels have been reported TO
the Navy Department;
ARRIVED.
May 16-The Marcellus Newport News.
May 17-Rockst Norfolk: Truxtun San Juan.
SAILED.
May 1e-The Msrcellus for Newport News
Nav 1.-THE Stewart from Key West for Norfolk; the
from Royal for Norfolk; the uncas ana
the Hercules from Norfolk for Portsmouth. y. H the
Hartford from Norfolk Annapolis the Caesar Irom
Lambert Point for New-York; the Bennington from
San Francisco for Honolulu the Truxtun from Santo
Domingo City for san Juan; the Newport from San
Juan FaIardo: the Detroit nom Porto Plata for
Faiardo: the Leondas from Monte Christi for Guam
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he agtated in the tribune of the Brazilian Con-
gress the abolition Of slavery. which he success
fully carried an end.
DIT joaquin Nabuco's diplomatic career began in
1876 as an attaehe of the first class 10 the Brazilian
Legation in Washington. where he remained for
more than three years He has since served as
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Penipotentiary
Doth IN ordinary and special mission TO England
ana IN a special mission Italy. His new assign
Inent 10 the United States. it is said in diploma tic
circles Is especially gratifying because Of his well
known friendship for this country and his compli-
stituUons. "
The appointment of the new Ambassador and the
TACT that the embassy Washington IS the only
one that Brazil has established being represented
by legations 1T all other capitals are rega rded BY
dlpIoInats as an expression OF the high esteem OF
the Brazilian government for the United States
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-19
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.

BID GIN. NsW-York ' ''''o'
Cardiff May iT-Snied, steamers Acara tRr, for Ns,
York; seminole tBTl Whyte New York
Lizard May Is 800 III Passed steamer n T,,r.t,a
dFr) FaJolle, New York for Havre - 'V"'''"
Prnwle Point May IS Passed steamer S.rr.~.,s.,,
tBrl Scott. New-York for London
Queenstown. May Is 1925 m-Sa{yed xtaar,.r r.,
tonic OBJ Mcklnstry Urom LIVERPOOL New-York
brow Head May S-Passesi steamer Wells CIV Cpr,
Carey New York FOR ~ ~ 'N'''
taulO. Peters New York 80" N~~'N"
Genoa MAY lS-Saed steamer C1tta 81 Geneva Utah
sMaasnano New YORK; 10Th. arrived steamer Marco
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BRAZIL'S FIRST AMBASSADOR,
Well Known Diplomat to Represent South.
ern Republic at Washington.

Dr. Joaquin Aurelio Nabuco de Arauto the new
brazilian Ambassador to the United States IS ex-
peoted to arrive here to-day the Baltic of the
White Star Line. The new Ambassador is a writer
scholar and an orator Among his most important
publications @ statement asserting the rights of
Brazil to a part of British Guiana and an account
or the political career Of his father. called "A
Statesman OF the Empire" Both works may be
found IN the Lenox Library. AS Congressman
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-19
PosTMAsTER,s APPEAL Is HEEnEp.

Postmaster Wilcox is greatly pleased over the
success Of his recent appeal to business men,
through which he hoped 10 bring about more
equal distribution Of mail matter deposited in the
day at the general postofice. Practically 90 per
cent of the mail was posted between 80 and 9
p. m, averaging 100000 letters day AS a result
of his appeal the mail deposited before O'clock
increased over - per cent Postmaster Wilcox
hopes in time to increase the carry afternoon mail
fully IS cent.
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ON THE CREEDM0oR RANGE.
Conditions Favorable for 22d Regiment
Marksmen Yesterday.

Creednoor, Long Island, May 1s.-The range at
Creedmoor was occupied to-day by q battalion IF
the I'D Regiment composed OF Companies A D, =
I and K, under command Of Colonel Franklin Bart
lett The weather was fine. with a o'clock wind
The shooting and Issuing Of decorations were under
the supervision OF Lieutenant Colonel n b Thurs
low: ava
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-19
AN APPEAL For CHARITY.

The Charity Organization Society renews its ap-
peal for SIS 10 pay for an aged couple bending
their admission 10 a home The man is an Amer
icah- sePenty-seVen years old, and IS helpless The
wife. who is sixty-ive years old is sor,eu,ts,
.ioAea "a health but IS sui able 10 earn a little
'hs'f support Relatives are doing all they
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SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New-York, Thursday, May IS, 1905.


Win a dss AZTEC 4. NAY II. Bar So 'a ae
steamer amer De s eGer Eaepn Hamburg May II
line With ss4 cabin Sn9 q SO la9
and NOSE ArTiyed at the Bar at 5:41 p m.
San Fetg H. Malaga IS seville 20 TO tebaos
Steamer Konign Luise GER VoIcer Genoa a. >i i,yH
Naples . and Gibraltar $. 10 Oerchs & Co, with 3a2
at the Bar az 9:45 m. 1lth
io9 storage passengers and mtse Arrived Bar
STEAMER Ma 1 Aqs0 Msrnoch. Trieste April H.
BROS Co. with mdse. Arrived at the Bar at 030 D m
steamer Syracuse CGer without Santos Apr1 % md
St Lucia May 8 70 Funch Etye & Co with mails and
steamer Hulstdaie CBr1 Campbell Natal ADr,I > ps
nlmbuco 70 and St Lucia May s. 10 AiIc-ton D uitcb
steamer Verona gNorI Oxhom porto Plata Nav u 20
nc 'n'ted Fruit ,emPan} with cabin passengers and
steamer Matanzas Miller, santiago May g. Manzanio
SI4iTed at the Bar at 2 se' Ward Co. with md'e
Steamer Banan Nor Munsen Banes Nav IL and Della
sugar ArriEed "a, a. the Bar at 1880 m.
southern Pachc company. with mdse Left Quarantine
steamer ICoquols Chichester Jacksonville Nay IL and
Charleston l6 70 william CLYDE & Co with passenger
steamer Tallahassee, Johnson Sav5nnah Nav Il 70 tho
occan IS Co. with passengers and mdse Left Quarantine
f m Pr1S ;S Anne Tspls Newport and
foIk The Old Dominion with mdse LETT Quar-
steamer winyah, Curry philadelphia to William p
Ciyde Co. with mdse Passed In Sandy Hook al 50
ouTne s5ah Of Ere Island a at ass s Dover and
Steamer Raltic LIVERPOOL and Queenstown tNantuckct
End Dover and Bou,ogne I to Hamburg american
Line With passengers and mdse Passed sandy HOOK
Sand Hook y J. May IS $50 ny Wind west. light
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-19

-Four points won't begin to COM
pass the good things we could say for
our stock OF hosiery.
Altogether we've everything good
and everything new in all the differ
ent materials.
Plain colors and blacks, 25c. to 50.
More or less fancy, SOC. to So.
ROGERS, PEET & COMPANY.
Three Broadway Stores.
2sa s42 1860
az
Warren ST. 18th ST. SIND ST.
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Warren S;
SPECIAL MENTION.

Advertisements admitted into these columns mr..
recommended TO the renders of The Tribune a.,
thoroughly reliable and can be done By mail
with the advertisers with perfect safety.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-19
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sunrise Sunset Moon SIT am Moons age 10
HIGH WATER.
M.-sandy Hook 1852 Coz SIP Hen GATE 1o.c5
l. M.-Sandy Hook SIC Gov Island Gate
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Proposals.

PROPOSALS FOR MULES.-Ofice Of Pur
chasing Agent Isthman Canal Commission Wash
lngton D. g. April "a lso5-Seaed proposals. IN trtPh
cate Will be received this office until 1880 May
20. 1908. and opened then public for furnishing 20
Inues price to mean f. o. b. dock, New Orleans. Ia
BLANKS and full information be had from Purchasing
Agent washington. D. G. or from Asst PuTchasns
Agent No - State St. New York City OF Asst Purchss
ing Agent. at Custom House. New Orleans, La II. j.
GALLAGHER Major. L. s. Army, Purchasing Agent.
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pROPOsALS FOR FORAGE AND STRAW

Ofiee Of Purchasing Agent Isthmian Canal Conl-
mission WASHINGTON d. c. April -. 1912 Sealed pro
posals in tripcate viii be received this oce un,.l
80 May 20 1905, and opened then n public. fer
furnish ing 129 eco lbs Corn l296C0 lbs Oats zoe Ms
Hay $4,000 lbs Straw for bedding 400 lbs
blanks and full information be had from Purchasing
Agent Washington. d. c. Purchasing Agents \
Anderson. No "a state ST. York city s L. IIp-
Custom HOUSE New II J. GALLAGHER.
S Rurchasn.
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SAILED

steamers Lewisport ,Br). for M-amich B. Amer
ia I,oE SaIna Elise Marie GER Flushing for orders,
io.tiand fbrl 81 John. y. Foxhal Banes.
,95r Bermuda; La savoe drt Havre Grosser Kurfurst
.Ierl Hremen Havana. Havana Hamilton. Norfolk and
.Ne"lt news city ~ Atlanta Savannah IT Alba Ga
Heston tousueo tBr. Hull. n Piemonte Utah Genoa
santiago Nassau and Tampico. Caronla 3D. Liverpool
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DROPOSAIS FOR MINERAL OII.-OFFIC]
pRoPOsAIs FOR HOUSEHOLD FUR
POCK IsLAND ARsENAI.. ROCK ISLAND.

Ill. May 10 l9oa.-ScaIed proposals. tripIcat e
the blank forms Furnished by this Cfce only
tie undersigned O'Clock D. m Monday
1908, Tor furnishing Hardware ga Their steel
CleeninS Materials. OILS. Paints Chemicals. Ma
erias for Heating and Lighting Paper, Lumber. etc.
DURING the fiscal ending June so 1906 Informal
furnished application. Lieut.. Cot : r BLUNT
Condg.
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Apr. - laO5-Sealed proposals for repairing break
water at harhof OF refuge at Boct Island r. viii De
received here until II a NJ. May % iROS and then
publicly o@nGd Information furnished on application
J. II. WILLARD 1t Col. EnErs
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u S. ENGINEER OFFICE. NEMPORr- n. I

APT "a lNS-Sealed proposals for removing Wee
seket Rock bu55ards Bay Mass. win be received
nfo:mation furnished on application ]. II WILLARD
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APR. -. iaOSSealed Tropo for dredCins In har-
Dor Of refuge Block Island X. received ne
until IL a NJ, May II. 1909 and then publicly
Information furnished on application. j. II WILLARD.
1t. Col, Fngrs.
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Villages to Vanish in City's Demand
For Water.

Three more of the Crotou Valleys most
picturesque villages are soon to be obhterated
to meet the ever-increasing demand of New
York city for water. The hamlets doomed by
the watershed authorities are Croton Falls,
Cross River and part of the town OF Somers.
The houses, churches, stores, shops, and even
the cemeteries, are to be blotted out, leaving
only the bare land, which will be flooded with
water, making two lakes, each about four miles
long. The first of the villages to go wall be
Cross River, where the city has begun the
erection of an immense dam, to cost $1,000,
600, one of the busiest manufacturing centres
of Westchester County. 1t has population
of about 500, with postoffice, three churches,
two schools, a cemetery and half dozen
stores and shops.
The place was founded in Revolutionary
times, and was famous generations ago for ITS
paper manufactures. The people will be paid
for their property at market value" but this
will hardly compensate them for the loss OF
their homes and the breaking up of their as,
sociations. About 700 persons in the three
condemned towns will lose their homes and
business, and most of them will be compelled
to go out in the world and begin life over
among strangers. In the case of the old peo-
pie the circumstances are pathetic, and many
sad scenes are expected when the time arrives
| for them to bid farewell to the homes and
neighbors they have known since childhood.
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Special Notices

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Russia and Japan.

Dispatches on July II say that Japan has
not yet consented to an armisliee, evidently
being bent upon getting tirmer bold on the
Island Of Sakhalin. Marshal Oyama also APP
pears to be moving for the infection of final
blow.
1t now appears that NJ. Wiue was strongly
urged for head of the Russian peace mission,
but the Car refused 10 appoint him. The
Czarina is opposed TO the conclusion OF peace.
The batileship Kniaz Potembin was not
turned over to the Russian admiral, as report
ed Sunday, but the mutineers opened the
seacocks and flooded her, and the vessel IS
now lying at the bottom.
The loss by fire during the recent riots at
Odessa was SO. OO0, 600, and the question OF
insurance is causing serious disputes between
the Russian and the foreign insurance COM
panies.
The Japanese forces are sweeping across
Sakhalin Island. confident of capturing the
retreating Russian garrison. The Russians
burned the town Of Korsakoysk before retir-
ing.
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By yiriar 81 q witt Vt hrri iaclAs, issued uaJ
Of the Circuit Coars ior Carroll casuiy. Stale
OF MARYLAND. A. the sait Of The GrnrEs v.
Alhsaxh Real Estate and Brokerage Company
of Carroll County. a body corporate Of the
State of Maryland. against ;he goods aua
chaiiei-. iaEd. ard ieuemeuts 81 Evu.rur
Beaver and Granville J keAseT. her husband,
aad to me directed, have Seized the tollo~
ing property. VIZ
All thr right, title. claim. interest and d..
usand both al iax and tn eqaiiy, 81 The sasd
Evolene beaver and Granville Beaver. her
husband. ia aud 10 Fwo Roads, Two Square
Perc"s Tea Square Yards and SIX and iso
Teuths Square Feet Of Land, mere % less
situated on the county road running iroa tbs
BAliimoFp aad Re,sisrsio~u Turnpike Road,
by a mill called Myers but nos CoStan 3
Mil. Il being The sane iaad which The sAid
Evolenv Beaver. OF Margaret Evoleue Beaver,
formerly Margaret T. Raaoal, Obtained from
James Doyie and others by derd dated Apr'i
9Th, lss2 aid recorded among the Land
Records Of Carroll county. "a LsbeF y. l. G.,
No =. folio Il. &c The land seacaasbcFca
hy deed Of mortgage. executed and delivered
by the said Margaret +. Beaver and husband
to the 81 Johns Catholic Bsu-6r.si Society
OF Westminster Maryland. dated Deoenabel
9Th. tssS. and recorded among the Real F.
tate Mortgage Records Of Carroll eoanty, "a
| Liber No "a. islio PIC, 4c., Tor the sun q
$50 %. Said mortgage saase4 uently assigned
And ! hereby give notice that on MON
DAY. JULY 81. 1905. 81 Q c!ocs, y. %, d
the Courthouse douF, 80 Westminster Nd.
sill sell the above property, - seized aae
7 taken into execution, TO the highest bidder
for cash.
WILLIAM II. WILSON.
iulyS Is sheriff Of Carroll Coaniy SD.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1905-07-15
Nows of the Week.

George w. Watt and James NJ. Dohan, two
Philadelphia lawyers, hare been disbarred
from practice in the United States Circuit
Court, in New York.
At Dantzic, Germany, on July 8, the im
posing tower of ST. GATHERINGS Church. built
from 1926 to 1890, was entirely destroyed by
lightning. Some of the So musical bells com
posing the chimes, which were cast in 1854,
were melted.
Intense heat prevailed throughout Central
Europe from July to 4, and there were more
than 100 deaths in Germany. At Berlin at
midday July 4, in the shade the temperature
was Us high as 107. In the forests the ground
is Uttered with fallen dried leaves.
Montague county, Texas, was swept by a
tornado on the afternoon Of July 5, causing
the death of over So persons, and a property
loss of over $500, 600. The tornado covered
space three miles wide and eighteen miles
long. 1t is expected that greater loss Of life
and loss of property will be reported.
At HoIlister California, July 8, Gustaye A.
kim, native of Hamburg. Germany, com
mitted suicide by taking morphine. He left
a will in which be directed that his heart
should be cut out and placed on his coffin out
side of his body. The doctor performing the
service is to receive $50. He asked that no
one should see him after death and that no
mourners shorld follow him TO the grave.
For many years it has been the complaint
Of New York postmasters that that city made
lions share of the postofice profits aud re-
ceived little consideration in return. This
year is no exception, for the receipts of the
local Office show profit of $40, 500, 900 in the
last year. The postofice year ends on June
80. Last year was record breaker, and so
was the month of June. In fact, the receipts
for the year, the quarter and the month just
ended are greater than for any former year,
quarter or month. The total receipts for the
year were $l5, 484, 679, an increase of 81 ,34s,
1862 over the previous year.
E. ]. Lewis, mortgage banker. who disap-
peared from Wheaton. ILL.,, last October, has
been arrested in Seattle, Washington. A sen
sation followed when examination of his books
revealed shortage amounting to 100000.
Many of his creditors were women. Lewis
was a society man and golf enthusiast al
Wheaton ind was trusted implicitly by bust
ness men and by farmers in the districts sur
rounding the town, who left their money affairs
entirely in his charge. Lewis had lived in
Wheaton for more than 10 years. There was
no suspicion of irregularities in his business
affairs prior to his disappearance.
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Negro Shoots Seven.

ANERIcUs, GA, July 2.-Three negroes are
dead and four others probably fatally injured
as the result of wholesale shooting by a
negro named Hicks, near Leslie, ten mile:
east of Americas Hicks and his wife haG
been separated. This morning he went armed
TO the home OF her parents, but learned thai
she was eight miles away on another plantation
Without explanation, Hicks shot and instantly
killed his mother. in-law. He then compelled
the dead woman's husband to drive him to tht
place where his wife was staying.
Upon arriving there, Hicks shot his wife
dead and then shot her father, killing him
Hicks then began firing promiseuously unit
four other negroes had fallen.
Hicks escaped, and there is great excite
ment in the vicinity Of the tragedy.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES

Ascension Church-Fourth sunday after Trinity
.p A. m Holy Communion; 1850 a. M, Morning
PRAYER and sermon; 80 D. ~, Confirmation, with
sermon hy RI Rev. William hfct j. D., Bishop Of
MARYLAND. ; p. m. service and sermon in Chapel
Rev Frank N. Gibson, I'm. D. Rector
Salem Lutheran ChaTge-At Benjamia's-S sunday
school at9u. m Preaching nj 10 "a. m. 81. Johns
SUNDAY school AZ b. II. Preaching at L, m. y.
T. ;. c. F. al 10 p. m X W. DoIy. Pastor.
Carroll Charge Reformed Chureh-Holy Commuu-
ion al Buc hmau's at 10 a. N. At Benjamin s. sun
dag school at p IN Preaching at ?. IN. y. r
: c F. at 80 p. m, led by Louis HUI.
James T. StoneSiier, Pastor
Grnce Lutheran Church.-Suuday school at 9 a.
m: regular services al 1890 a N. and 7.45 p m, Y
r. : G. F. 100 p. IN. Lecture and prayer meeting
on Wednesday at 7.t5 p. m
+. H. Miller. d. D.. Pastor.
s. Pauls Reformed Church-TheHoly Commuu-
ion June IS 1895. Preparatory Service, Friday at
: a. u m c $ Slagle. Pastor.
Centenary VI. r. Church.-Suuday School At 9.lj
a m Preaching at 1890 III. ard l.S3 p. m Ep-
worth League at 6.A5 p m.
Rev. D. q. Miller, Pastor.
st Johns Church-Suudays-Low Mass III T.l5
and High Mass at 10 d. m. During the Week.-Mrs.
attain Joseph II. Cassidy, Pastor.
The regular hour for church services in the Re
formed Church, Silver Run, is 10 a. m. every sun
day sunday school at O'Clock. Preaching every
two weeks at $50 p, m.
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MAY OPEN UGLY PLACES.
Presidents Investigators Likely To
Find Things.

Washington Corr pondence of the Baltimore News.
There is much curiosity, not to say anxiety,
among department folk as to Just how deeply
the committee appointed by the President 10
formulate methods by which the Government
worl, may be done on business basis will
probe.
The politicians also exhibit some interest
aluug the same line. They want no more
Posoiiice Department investigations in theirs.
but it is difficult to figure ont how the commit
tee, If the orders Of the President are carried
out thoroughly, can avoid opening up an ugly
place here and there.
Should the members interpret their jaslruc-
tious As making 1t incumbent upon them To
discover CruokcduesS where ii exists. there
will be merry time for many place holder
before the year rolls around. There is so
much unpleasant gossip concerning the dark
ways Of conducting The public affairs in the
| departments that Il is hard To draw the line
} sharply between fact and fancy. bat there Is
I htie doubt that the roof of more than Que
I Federal building here covers some exceed
/ iug.y mwholrsome cases. Ii the President
I "rUhaer-ueeSlugc committee, as some one has
/ called d., aec>u strike against some ut these,
uo matter how per!uuCfary the inquiry, u Will
| be surprising
! One fact may IuJerp0,r I1 prevent the bring
4 ing ta light ni ioo much that is corrupt, aud
/ chat Is the absence ut any WHu uu the COM
I mirtee whose work has marked him as nat
I ural investigator. Nr. Bri>tow, whose scalp
/ Mas finally secured hy the politicians for whom
I De raised trouble. vas such man. He fol
/ lowed the SCENT once be struck 20. ike "A
/ bloodhound. and there WAS uo lpl UP To- it uR-
/ 90 be- Col. hIs game. None of the present com
m.tits has demonstrated this quality. The
Chairman. Assistant Secretary OF the Treasury
! Charles II. Keen. lE pears tu H-. distinctly
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DOYLE e. HAlNE s
xxpSrNsfNs SsruYs Mn

For the next Is days we viii make special
price on VEHICLES and HARNESS. 10
order 10 make room we are compelled 70
either rent more building move two car
loads OF Buggies, Surries, RauAbouts ana
Harness, therefore vail make a special price
for the Is days only. Remember, We have
the best Cora Culiivaior 90 earth IN the Al.
bright Come in aad examine our Tiger Coru
Planter, both check row and drill planter.
Get our prices on the DeLaval Cream Sepa.
rators Ifyou are interested in Engines and
Aultman & Taylor Machinery Company.
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