INDEA
Vol. XXX.
ROSEBURG, OREGON, THURSDAY, APRIL 6, 1899.
No. 27.
rm
HE
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GENERAL DIRECTORY
MATE IT o&tiiON.
C.S.Seuatorti. . ". MrBri.lo
MO-cpU MIUOU
Congressmen 'T.n "? low
4 M. A. Moiniv
Itovcruor T. T. ii-cr
Swtvlurr oi Mate K. Ll'tiutwr
ttate Treasurer C. s. Moore
Suj.t. I'ub. Ia.-;nictioii J. H. Atkcnimn
-iaie Printer. w. H. Ivds
Attorney iH-nera! U.K. N. lila-AImm
.K. A. Jloore
siipicuie Judges.. K. Wolvcrton
R. si. liean
MCCCMt Jl'UUlAL II1-IK1CT.
oldRe .1 w. H.imii:e!i
rroeotuiinc Atmrnov i..-, i i:r.iun
p. mud on UK, ruMmi-Bo. j
Keeeiver Hour. Uc.-iii
iei5ter 1. 1. Hri.l. o
T. . WKATliliR lU'EKAC
Otwrvt-r Tin, orison
DOl'iiLAS COl'SIV.
A W. Heed
Senator..
. ' .. V.". tMl.l' (tit
?w. w. v. lison
(J. u. Coll. I
.J. v. ; .Icy
K I, t.e.ucn-
... i.. W. Diiauiuk
' II. B. lUUotte
tos. l.veu-
t M. 1 Tb.-aip-oii
)J;ts. Byron
vv r Thirl
Dr. K. V. H.wv.t
. ; tio. MUlli
Represents.!.: v,s
lerk
-henff.
treasurer
School Superintendent ....
Assessor
foamy Judge........
Commissioner
Surveyor
Coroner
6heep Inspector
rmEciMT orncEss.
'usliceo I i . v. . ft-, n r :
sonslablcs. l. i. I ii-her j
city or aojkxica.
Vyor A C Mr:cr
Pts;i;iasicr W. A. tiaicr
COrKlILMES.
1st Ward
Ind Ward
3rd Ward .
iF. 1'. l'.rowa i
-. s.
t K W.Boumm;
,. K. W I
(A. Field
-- ,V.J. l.siulir i
4th Ward
Recorder.-...
Treasurer
Marshal
ii-.W. WooUey ;
1 11. C. l.K'Uin i
1. . -: :
vti-o. t'arj.v j
i W. Dnliud
citi . 01 :. .i. ytt.-.N !
The ..aim :i ( o-ic,-:! 01 '!- ei: oi K.l-urj
mvts Iho :.rs; Mo:i-i..y :u tn.l: ;:ioa;h ni j
o clock i Ci. j
COVET SEf'IS. 1
The Circuit Court ior lKui:las Coau:y mocis j
threeutuesa year as fUo: The id iioti i
day in March, the 4th Mondav in Jane, and the j
1st Monday lu IVcember. J. W. Uauujn (1
Roseburc judge, tivo. M. B.-oku. oi fcoscbur?.
prosecuunK atuauey.
tVtuntr t.irt i.iTjt til.1 lr W. ii. --.tut t- r !
the 1st Monday of January. Marx-h, May." July.
September aid November. l.j'oa. of
Drain, judge: M. I. 1 ho:.. -son of Sco:bu.-;;
and Jas. iiroa. of Olalla. couimieioaera.
Proba court is in session coaunuously, J.
Lyons, judge.
Society neetiaf-a
T3 OSEBrKG DIVISION" SO .. B. OF L. Z.,
meets eTery second and fourth trunday.
ryOMES S KtLIEF ( OKI'S NO. 10, MEETS
first and third Fridays in t-a.u nionth.
DESOPOST, SO. , U. A. B, MZETS TBH
xv first and third Thursdays of each monih.
at 2 p. m.
A iFHA LODGE, SO. 47, K. OF P., MEETS
every Wednesday eTenicg at Odd Fellows
Hall. Visiting Knight la good standing enr
llaily invited to attend.
LACEEL LODGE. A. F. 4 A. M.. KEGCLAB
meeunjrs the -1 and i:a Wedi:daT( ia
each month.
Ert- ENE L PAKKOTT W. M.
S. T. jEwrrr, b'ecy.
T? OSEBCRG CHAPTEK. SO. 8. O. E. S.. MEETS
- the i.r-t and third Thursday of each
ninth.
1-IIiBIE C'JSHO'V W. M.
MAI DE KAiT, aec'y.
rcODMtS OF THE UOEi K O -;i:ni.
So. LL rutc-ts at the Odd Fellow- H::
in Boscbuix. every 1st, :;rd aad .'.-.a Mon.iay
evcnjDp. ifiiin; oeuttoi-"iJaavs wcl.-.me.
O. I'.ti-Mit, C. C.
V. C. l -sio5,CloTk.
pHILETAEIAS LOiKiE. SO. t. 1. O O. F.
xneels Saturdav evening of each weci a,
their hall in Odd Fellow Temple at Eoseburg.
Members of the order in eood s.aading are mvr.
ed to attend. J'.. w. sT K S . , N. G.
S. T. Jewett, Sec y.
D. u L-t
1 in. Sec.
O P.O. ELKS. KOSEETKU LI'ls.E. SO.
hoid the;rn-(rular ccinm'Jniea-oor. at tt.e !
I O. O. I. fca.l ou -w!:J and fonrta 7hurs.Iay
rsi ea-i month. All u.- -n:'f-r re-;u-tc.I to at
tend regularly, aad a.1 visiting brotners cor
liallv invited to a::er. i.
CHAS. L. HADLili, E. U
IEA B. RIDDLE. Secretary.
TjOtEBUEG LODGE, SO. 16, A. O. U. W.
xaeeia the second aad fonri Mondavs of
each moath atT:k p. ra. at Odd Fellows 'halL
Members of the order iu good siding are ia
Tlted to attend.
D. -. tvtv:.
F. W. Eotcli, F.uaac.e.-.
Eecordcr.
Professional cards.
YEA BROWN, . D.
OFFICE, jffj Jacki,jn o-.rcct, tl r-.s-i'lcncc
of Mre. J. Bitzcr.
EOrEBUEG, OE
Q.EUP:iE M. EEOWX,
Attornejr-at-Law,
Eoomi 7 aad
Taylor A Wilson Block. KOr-EBUKG, OE.
TtL HAM BY,
DENTIST,
Review Bui.dins,
Telephone So. 4.
EO-EBI EG, OUEGOS.
JRA B. RIDDLE,
Attorney at Law,
Room s,
Taylor 4 Wihton Bik. EOSEBl'EG. OREGON.
P W. BENSON,
Attorney-at-Law.
Rooms 1 and 2
Eeview Buildin,-.
UO-EBL EG, OEEGOS
TTT R. WILLIS,
Attorney and Counselor at Law,
Will practice in all the eourU of the 6tate. Of-
aoa ia Planters Bai.ding, Dong-la county. Or.
. CRAWT0B.D,
Attorney at Law,
Eooms 1 A 2. Marslers Bidg EOSEBUEU, OE.
Business before the U. S. Land Office and
mining cases a special ly.
Late Eccciver U. S. Land Office.
IB.iEO. E. HOL'C'K,
Physcian cc Surgeon.
OffiC.' Rooir in it II.
Taylors. Wilson b:t.
i'houe. Main
EOSEBUKG,
OEhfJON.
J A. la'CHAN.lN, Notary l'uhlii ,
Attorney-at-Law.
Collections a Specialty.
Room 3
Marslem Building. ROi-EBL'EG, OB
LIVE p LET LIVE!
Cndertbe above motto 1 will still coniinue to
survey for all parties desiring my assisUinf-'. as
an engineer or surveyor. My cl.argeii w ill be
reasonable and mv work gUHranl.-ed. Am also
Notary Public
Address ue at Ck-veland, Iulaii Or.
wi i.i. i. Hi.vno?
New btore !
.1
A FL'LL
Staple and Fancy
GROCERIES
Country Produce Bought and Sold
TAYLOR & WILSON KLOCk
Low Prices!
Judg;e
Judge i:s by what wo
continued increase of
DRY GOODS your
Judge us bv our Prices Get vour friends to tell''1
M
you how much they
New Spring Goods
SOMKTIIIXG NEW!
XEW STORE!
The People's Store
I. ABRAHAM, Prop'r.
A complete line of
Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots & Shoes,
Furnishing Goods, Hats, Caps, Capes, Jackets,
and a tine line of Millinery Goods.
Everything Xew, purchased for Cash direct from Eastern
manufacturers, especially for the Fall Trade.
Call and exaimine Goods and Prices.
OUR LINE OF
js (Qm,plcto and of.
xaollGnt (ualitvf.
We give prompt attention
to all Mail Orders.
A. C. MAR5TERS & CO.
Druggists.
Spring
Will soon be here and we have a fine line of NEW
CARPETS arriving, also
WALL
In Latest Designs and Colorings and the Price on
all goods are as cheap as consistant with good
goods.
Xo trouble to show goods.
Alexander & Strong
KRUSE & SHAMBROOK,
DEALERS IS
5
HUE 1 F GUIS 1 PWSIS
FINE TEAS HMD COFFEES A SPECIALTY.
ALSO A FULL LINE OF
TOBACCO Sz CIGARS.
GIVE L'S A TEIAL.
rm:i; ih-.i.ivi-uv.
New Goods!
STOCK OF
Free Delivery
us
are doint;. Jiulvje us bv the
buyers. Judvje us bv the
friends have purchased of us.
paid. That is all we ask.
Arriving: Daily.
VVOLLENBERG BROS.
NEW GOODS!
EVERYTHING XEW
QS9
fvsjiqs and
PAPER
ALL KINDS OF
Ono Door South of P. O.
ROHF.nvRf:. nm-'.fioN.
The Poultry Yard.
Poultry Raising for Women.
By li,.li Ka, .1
I In- l. nil iv l.ii-iu. -- i ,i healt
:ii'l profitable t i 1 1 1 I i-x women and
-It i. Il n-.iiii,- !-- capital I i begin
wi'lilli:ui ;tl -1 .ni ..lli. r l.ii-incs.
Il- retlll li- " .' i 1 1 a! ..i.i. It "111-
llj'.V - 111.- . 11 II,.' ..) .,u 1- .in. I I.. 1- the
time and coiiv. in. I,.-,- ;.. 1 r..i rl can
tor them, much pi. a-iiP- and pt'.-li! may
I- derived sla-m.
Poultry ,- .1 J v. .1 - '.iiiiii.iii-l- :i
-'-"i 'i i. iii. i !- -.liable at .ill -.-.l-'Il-I
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:i:.mv woiihl n.-t l- trv i::.- t-i t it ..;t.
Hut a-to wh-thi-r th.it --.in.-t 5. in- i
wh.it i.e. -t i. jii-i.. r-tl.iiik. i- another
'I'J.-ti'.n.
Tii- r- ...r-- a .-w wi... :
lit ! -.ii':ry rai-iii.- i;i .1 liuancil
way, hut tii- no 11 who :ir.- ic.iHv i,..i
in.' iiion.-y i:i th- !n:-i:n-- can U- ,-..i;m .
clou your tin-i-r-. On- ..1 t!;.- U-t
know 11 .iiiry rai t in the -t.it.- -.iM
to in- recently: -I'l-iple a-k in. ii
lln re i- any money iu the p .iiltry Lii-i-iiess.
I t.-ll them ye-', for I h.ie put ii
III the hll-ill- ; hut to t it .,1,1 ! ;I-
to.-i-th.-i another . ul i--u . "
. n.'M.-e run-.1. r..-- .1 in. 1:1 ul,..
l-i II ill the hu-ilit -. iT,l M-.S1-.
He h:i--..nI -t. k that co-l him ..- ...
nioiuy. II-ha-a c..i.-iiieiii place to
rear his hinl-. II- has -pent coiiM.h r
ahle iu uierli-iii'.'. lie has pai-l out a
'oo.l iiiauv ilollar- that h- n-ver -.-t
hack, lull in the -truirirle he ha- come
out on top an. I )-. the .nu-nie he i
siinply ciiiin- money . an.l Ihi- ii..icc
sil - hv an.l see- 1 1 rilers .. iu with
apparently no 1 ffort ..11 hi- part, an.l
think- li-re i- "miHion- in it," ;ui'l -
w ith hitrh hope- he putvlia'-c- ;;.- or
fowl-, ileteriliille. -0..11 to lie with
out work. I'crhap- hi- hen- lav all
riht , ho ha- 1 hut somehow 110
KhIv come- to i my hi- e- at three
iloll.ir- a sitting'. It eo-t- too much to
ailverti-e, an. I hi- iiuiin- lial- ahpuaiut-
IHI - have lieell ll-e.l to ( 1 i I c for
hatching at a iliuie a setting, an. I th.-v
can"t s any difference iu th- looks of
the ei; , h.-tw.-eii tln.-e and hi-, and
they tru-s- they wont tiny. At th- , n,
of t he sea-on hiilf hi- hird- have died
and he ha- not -old e--- eiioiijh to pav
for the feed Ihey have coii-umed. A
ca-e iu hand. A man iKiu-ht la-t spring
six pullet-and a eockerl thinking ;it
least lo pay his house rent. The lirst
mail W ho came to sec the hir.ls H,ililed
oiitp efeets in the eiH-kerel and on- pn.
I' l tli:tt w. r.- clearly liMtiuliti ationc,
itii'l in i-..ri.ii- Knnii"li t..M dim what
! Ili'.ti-lit of a a, wj1(, wm. h
liiui-H'K up ax a fancier ami iimlfrtake
! palm off hiii li ht.n k on th.- i-ulilii- as
I"- was, hii.I toM dim plainly that i-'s
fri.iu such st'nk wonM not at all suit
his pur-.w,.. of,-.lr(. h.- .li-ln t si ll
I hat man any Thi n hi- .lMn't
ant to a-Ki rlisi- anyhow, un-i a Ihi-n-iill
In- ha- s... hut one sitting of
so far this M-a.-on. lib feather-an-
all "low n, as ii one of the hen-, ith
the roup;,,,.! . .j,,,,-, in w)ial t,, ,j
f .r it.
Aii'.th.-r man la.-t m-a.-.n tli-mlil
there a- a fortune in the poultry husi-iie-s.
an.l ., ii,v,..tl ;,u ,iM Mirplns
liar- in tl. piin-liasi- of e--- ami
h:r.U. I'.t .piarter-. veriiiiii. -ickm-s
:tiel the hke niliiciil hi- Ihd k luring
the winter, though he now has a few
IIHV hir.l-, he i- unahli; to Ik frill to re-
.iii.- first est on them, layin-.- a.-Me
!.!. r and tiine i xpeii.k-l.
In fact, it i- the aliuo-t universal
t.-liiiiony of t,oM- in tiie Im-in.-. that
it take- year- to ImiLI up tra.l.- aul
L'.-t the l.u-iiii kIhth it j. ativthin
j like a paying in-titution. Mr. Ni--ly
"f s-.ilin.-. Michigan, ,.. .-rhHp- ha-j:i-
finely - 1 1 ( . i.u!try yar.i- a- any
j in ih- Wt-t. t.-M n,e that for th- hr-t
Mi- year- he -link money i .-ry year in
: -pit- .f hi- l.-t effort- to the .-..iitrary.
What. then. i. there in tin- liu-ine.?
, I .r-t there i--..m.-thiiij; in it that will
j make him realize tlut it i- ut "all
i .-.III that flitter-." There i- -..methilir
iii it that ill make him i-h more than
: i.iv U l'..re hi- tir-t vi-ar - om r in the
hli-lll. . tliat lie h.l.i never -..t the
' ! v. r. . -jH-cially wh-u h- it up
.ii.-ht aft. r ni-jht mir-in a - v.-r.- at
i .f ii,,. r-.up. an a'Mietion of li .l.-r.t
t -on.ethii.-of the k:n-l. The poultry
'' '-all rvht s-' kns a- eery-
l!-!l- h, !1. hut it often h.pll
t!..it ju-t a- v.. ii ai- i ah -ulatiiii; on
-:i --.!ii saiiiii.v that i- tlw time a -pull
I,,.- an. I tin- ti r-t thin- you Lipm
. -"ir ii, i,. ar.- llouiel.-rin; ar.iti-l m
- thin.-. .ij! ..f their ualne i-l.-tu.-iit.
..! l. f-ir- you arv n ao- of it tl.. v
i-.Aii aiei .-it .4 -i-hf. We Lti... what
i- i-to to our poultry h-n-- in th
' -.riiiii- !,e tl,e lll.-!t iw forv we left
i rty ii;, - I jn--:ia!i ai). rin l. in the
i..:t-ua - ..f the .-t.
Ka.pty i- th- hen-h-..--.
Ilvn- 2!! IT -tie.
tie
i the nii.IiiiL'ht mar.i'j.ier.
iivu the Ihi-jji'-ss av-tinie- thi- phax
tin-re i- --lut-thir. to try men's
il- their f wer to refrain '.'r 1.1 -wear-ii'.-
In th: re-pec t'the i !,i. k.-n l-u-i-u
is e(ual t puttiiv'up a Move-pip,..
:iit i:i.r-t of all, there i- I-.f ,4 hard
wofK lianl nd K-cau-- ..f phy-ioal
" earims it ini lv-., hut j-ain-takic?
detail work. work that no or rls?
nuiorwiil ilo s- well a- the owner
llf birxU.hiuiM-lf.
I'ot!trviraljei-ltoii tli-nt-anl ant
fiw) "r'rt-B!. Yl.i .lamp weather 4
rtii.g nr.- fa'! in-7ri.Uy lirinif" or Uic
roup r.uli-w all r.ftlitkn" an- fav-raM
to the o-iitrary . and few aiiias-nr are
- -ituat.-l. What i- rip w.-H. to
unyoii,. n ho ha- ever st-.-l itp rnin-l
after round and p.t kn k.-l out ..f the
ri:,.-. very time, . rati-. n i- uiiii.v
-a-y. whi!- th.-.. w!,., ).avv n-.t wre-th-1
:th it. will never know th. heights.
! -th-. and ). ti.-th .-:" the l.-a.-hv .ii--a-i-t.!l
ii.-i..i- e.ir::-l ..f i .y a. te.al , 5-
1- ri. ;., v.
lh-:i thi n- i - ti ih.-h ra a .- ntai-rti-;:
a-- T !..it i- hah!.- to th- round- if
t-in ., neik.il..r,... Taken
iii .t- tir-t -t.i.-.- a majority ,.f . . ,-jrt
i- cur.-!, iit later it'- a - p.-l hye
Chi.-k-tl.' Uiid tii- s..n.T the f he i
a.-.-o!i.paa:-l with a hp ..j a -harp
hil'. let. t!. i.tt.r f,.r al! U.-.TU.-I .
rheii th. re ar- other .litii.-uiti. If yu
jr" :" 'he .ity; and your ticijjhlx.r
w.iot- to r.ii-- a garleii, ..f 'itri-y.itt
mi:-! k-, p your hinl- pretty ih !y . n
"!' I "nie . jtra .-an- is xi-rci--.l
iu ;-r..vidi,,j th.-tu ith -harp grit. ;:rv--ti
-f :". .t.-.. i!idiri-tjon will r.--u!t. that
w.o l- th.e c-.iu-- of in.. re ..r los-.
I ! -u a.Min. then- t.iii-t U-con-idcral'le
atteiit;..,, ,., eleatiliu. . f.-r a filthy hell
i j---i -. - l.r.vd- verniin. and wh.n
li'.- th.-y iiif...t .1 pla.vit i- d i tlicult t'
- I rid ..f th.-m.
l.i. e;- the aue. of nion-t-oiiiplaint-the
feailn-nil worhl than mt
any other cau-v Many a tine Imp! i
s.i. r:!i.-i-l I.viuhi it owner dm-s not
know that it i- 1 ttin-r literal'v Ievounsl
hy lice.
Then the fi-edinj; i- ijuite a jiv tiling
to do riitht. It you don't waUli. your
hen- i! -come t fat to lay. t h r-h.ip-
they lay- soft-shellcd eggs. .T get
cr-p Uiiin-1.
Now all thi- lakis watching: itit facl.
eternal vigilemv i- the pri.i-of iicifs
in the HiuItry hu-ilit' . I Ulidi trt-.k
the iir-t year to f.-i-l scient ificalhv. so
called, and when n iy hird got ikI
p-itir.-l down their neck and ruMe..l.in
th.-ir head- "never-failing remedies" fur
thi- and that ailment, S.ngia, K.nip
cure, t'holcra cxtcrniiiiiitor, etc., a iwl
u-iially with hut ime n-ult, death of t b.
hird sooner ur later.
In fact, one winter with all the mid-:
night watchin-. ! found mi my hand- iu
the spring a harr.-l full of frozen bird to
hiiry,- sacrilices to uiiadulteratiil
seienee. Now ! try t'i list a little com
mon, sense along with my science, and I
can report gratifyimr result.
Vain, one season, the eggs may In
fertile and give a very large jut cent of
chic k-, t lie next may ! ju-t the opH
-ite. Agiiin, from some mishap, the
eg's even though fertile, will not hutch.
'iily a couple week H'.-o. I rctviviil a
letter, the following of which was the
text :
M-ar Sir: The eggs I got of yntl
am sorry to say were rather u Kir in
vestment. I never got a chick. It
looked a though they had liecii fro.eli
iu transit. What w ill you do alHiut it?"
What could do? What would you
do? Well I sent him another sitting for
nothing. Another cae:
"The two silting if eggf r.ivivi'd.
EleWll Were hroken. I..M.k(M like the
express i-oiiipany had let some heavy
puckagi' fall on them."
And mi we might go on and enumer
ate iiiany otlier like ditlicutlie- that any
pu!tmnan of ex-rience will recognize
a- his ex rience. Hut out of it all once
ilia while a Pierce. Kclch. Si-well. Ilol
liday or Kirhy will pu-h through the
under crust, lloiiri-h and make mom-v.
Itllt with the majority of people the
iiio-t tl,at can I. said to I- gotten out of
it i- t ie pl-a-ur- there i- in it. ju-t how
that plea-ure i- m-a-un-d, no .n-know-,
hut n.-v.-rth' I.--.. i'.,r all the
failur.-s yet the country never saw a
more det. rii.iii-1 effort on the part of
the -op!e to lieo-me chicken full! i.-r-
than th.-re i- witn-s f.lay. M.-n
w ho have estrhli-h.-l ;i reputation a-h'-ii.-st
hre.-l.-r-, and who handle tir-t
cla sl-k an- having a g.sl .l.-inaiid
for tin- sain.-, hut hi- reputation il.
not com- in a day or a year, hut ji take,
a sTie of years. He iuiit adverli.
well. II-iiui-t ha--- i.iltie-or lead
er. He cannot hris-l a do.-ii different
kind- and make a sueces- of th.-m all.
li. tt.-r it i- to take one hr.-.-l and devel
op it. and in time thi n- will l- a de
mand for all the tir-t da st-. k he . an
ppatll.-e.
Ical hoi,. try and fairly, a- i.i-t a-lr.-ihe
work int.. the very l-t of cur
line and n.-v.-r r.-niain content with anv
thing I.-. than heing on t..p. f..r n, the
langaag.- for on- who ha- mad.- the
phr;.-.- ppiverhial. "There i-. n.y l..y.
alway- p..m at the top."
"The a!.e arti. i- ha- referei,..- to ti-hr.i-.lnig
of fancy poultry l'..r fancv
prio-- and n.t t. t!i.- g. in-rai -.ii!try
hu-iu. . Ed '
OTIS COMING MO.TE
The .Natives are Returnhrtz to Their
homes.
Mvvli. Apr;! :i p. i. X- i.a-
ti. r..ntiri'l- P t'lrnil. t" their h"!li.-.
Th. y nr.-.--ii. ir:g in all along the Am. r-i-ati
line-, arid many . f th. in. s.i-ii:g the
ppen:-.. . f g...l tr.-atTii.-i.t in- fu!rl!j.-l.
hp inducing th.-ir r.-lu!i.- to p-turn to
th.-.r lii'im-e (.. ;., ral i 'ti- ha- ri- :el
he follow ing m. ,;g,- ;
"Manila. April V, H.-rty o-r.gratu!a-ti
-l.- on the i :.-t :1agi,iri.x-nt w.-rk .-f
th-army. Pewly."
Th.- Killj.pit:- .i.miui. i-.n. the Ja-t
m.-!iil.-r of that r..'y. (.v...tl. Cl.arK
C ril'v. f riner r.:i;;i-'.er to China, liav
ing arrm-1 h. re. will dii:u- the situa
tion T!. 0 -intiiivioui r- arv h"-fril .-f
a sp--v-iy n-torati- n f i-a.v. -lieving
lK-tiliti-s s-.-ti w;il 1.- cf.n5nt-l t-. lta'iit
ual r-vo!nti..ni.t..
Hrigadj-r- -neral Harri-m i.ray (H;--ai!-
f.-r h.-me n .ipI th" l"nit-l
.tat.- transj.-rt Shera;an t-nJay. lie
fay li Mn-vr. ih- ia-um-ction ha re
ceived it death Mow.
The hc-rn:au will al- have on l-wtr-l
the s. .n .f S-cretary John Hay. of the
tau department, athj Srr.ai.T Hale. 4
Miiof, who hv iu-jsjcl much t U
Cglitin? witjj the an;, anr? t!? I.II.
f (ol-n.1 Harry C: L"gS-rt. tltv
Twenty-Sn-D-I infantry, kil'.-l March
1". and other of!ii-r- who have recently
fal.'-ii in tattle.
t.enera! Wheat -ii ha- a i::n 1 o-!:i-man-l
.f th.- hrgade hit. iy o-mmand I
1-y it-n.-ral ti-. Th- Tiiri and
Tw.ntv-siii.nd p-g-.uient- ! tomrali
W'n ato'i - .-.n.man I ar- rct'.-.rtiiiig t
thi- citv.
THE ENEMY LOCATED. j
Main Body of the Rebels Is About Six j
Miles Northwest of Haloios. !
i
Manila, April 3. A cava'ry r econ-
noiwaoce nortli of Maioloe today d:s
cl'Med a thouAand of the enemy at
'JliDgua, &t milew uurtheast of Malolos.
A eharp skirtni.-h falioweJ and rfco'.texl
in tha retreat of the Filipinoe.
The main body of thr rebel army is
brttween tjinjua aud I'iiilan. Other
iliVai-bed forc of thu eoemy retreated
to the eastward and entered icto the
Mateo valley, whrre tliey were repuisd
by t.eneral Hal la troops.
s-coata near CaJaupit had their males
ink in a aolt iot in the road. Tbia led
t the lindiog of two breech-loading
coast gana bnriel there. The presence
of tba guns ia mysterious. The troops
will make a thorough search f jr addi
tional arms.
NEWS 15 SATISFYING.
General Merritt Dues Not Look
for
Prolonged Fighting.
Nt Yvkk. April Major- .eneral
Wesley M.-rritt. in an interview la-t
night, said :
"The news from Manila i satisfying.
Agtlillllldo does not s.i-111 know when
he i whipp.il If he should In: capt
urcd he would In- tp-ati-l a a prisoner
of war. There will In- no cruel meas
ure." !. ymi liMik for prolongiil righting!"
"No. The Filipino are notpn-par.it
for that sort of thing. We shall not
have a repition of our American Indian
exfierieinv iu the Northwest."
REBELS NOT LOCATED.
MacArthur's Army Therefore Rests
at Malolos.
Ni:w Yokk. April ;. A di-patch to
t Jut Herald from Kanila says: Kccat-
i it WTort to hn ate the in-urgent army ,
i. fnint of Malolo- have lnvn unsiici'.-s- j
fu'J, mid our force ari- then-fore still !
re btig iu the former Filipino capital.
' The attack on the fon-e under lienor- !
ul iTallat Mari.niiiil suggi-st- that the
cue. iv i ii uiivnt rating in that direc-1
tioit.. Colonel IVnhy' arrival makes
the arly issue of the proclamation of
the 1 "lilippine commi-simi prohahle.
Left for Manila.
XkwYihk, April Fight battery F.
Fniirtli. artillery, and light buttery F,
Fifth urtillery, left today for Manila via
San l'l juieisi.
Drunk In The Street.
' 'lo- !:-' Ji i r. rt that a- it result --ver-
Mrunk, vour honor, the ..tin er -aid : .,i ( ,,, ., , , . . .
-,. ,.l ; . ii i i ' -I lo.'.- r; w.-re flii up ainl
J Til Ilk ill t lie st r.-et . -ir. -ti- rai-'il.,. 1
her head ; ti nt t,. .,ii.,,,, ,. . ri f j i-. e--eiaily
A .lingering tra. .- of the .,.. n jr.i- j in.ir-l-r . (,., gr.-ay d.irea-.-l -inor
wt'll softened th- line- of I,, r -A. --'.on. ),,. ,,, , .J ...... . lh.--latUe
I nke.t at,. I tangled ,.-r ri. h hrownj
hair; I" ( :.i-. i,e s.-i,ator -m-up-.I
Vet with all the furrow- and stain- ..f p.-..i.. ., A proiiihiting hr-wer
, 'ar''- . , , . ! iii,. i d r- fp.n, l.ringing their pr-
I In- c ar- ..( angiii-li and -it. .o.-i d. -
pair. I'll, t- (..to -i,. ..i-trict on iiiiday. It
TI, , . '"'i !'- i.a'.i- of th-- nple to
1 lie I li, I o t,,e , j I v w.i- -e ' I. hi" ! i
Th- ri- r.-d mouih. j,, ),. ,.,.. i ' ' '''!" r l- '"-:'-k or k.-g to i-r,
pre-s.il. i .!;.. .)- ...-.: !,. .... in .u ant lots or h-arns)
The ri--and fall ..I ti,. h.-avin.' t.r-:, -: . r -r.. :,. . ;(1 ,) (. ,j.trj(.t. thus vr
Tin-tajN-r ting-r-. -o -lender :n, i small. ' ,- .
That crumple ti... frmge ..f th- t.,t. -,.-! ! " . " iJW
l,awl. j 1 ' '" '''" the .-p;n,oii of S-nator
A- she stands in . r j.I.,,.. .,. : II lii-'-r..i;.!. '.;,; ev.-i.fT i:v the lpaor
'fli'-'T'- call. ! " -' '- : out in till!
-e.-ni g..l and la.r -si., r--i.-i.-r .i..;ii. . , , ...
Wl,.t - ' '''.' I".' that at tin!
Though thi- fal.Vi. .ir-.:.. j !'?'" pr---ne in
in th- -tr.i t. , 4' .1-: , : :' v.u-ai.d- ..f fon-igner
I"-- the hand that on -ji. : i..i t;..-i 1" ' -' iiiid -iiilLi-",
rippl-ai.d :.- : :'-t :m .- -, t. , firth-r than
lit tliat gold-n l air. i,. ...; .'-g-., . '! t
Ar.- ti,- Jij- tha' p- -! r I.:-- i
their own. " i
I le.id to the pain of :i :it st-;.. : :, . .,,; -(
Ha-the v.i that . i i: ,.-i -. ;
the !..p,ng ..ray. r
N'i -I'Vl-l,! of hop.. ..r . ... I,,.. ,, ..
l aring ..-r 1 i.r l.-i, ..; ... . . i j "
I Tu I-k i'i t:,e -tr.i-t ii. .:'... '
f-.iind
I roin a pa it- Joj.gji.g t-. .-r-.-i
. i p. w li
Th.- .e.l .f !,.- woman -i,.- ! . '
Ii-n :
To ca-t of? th- w.-ight .i t. a'r ii -ir
Alld aW.'lk- .;;, ;;i .i .. J ...
hard l.y
Tin- ml. ' i-..i,-.t.,:,i t.-,..- ki 1
-ky :
To pat:-- aw h.;.- ti.- p.iti.
And . at. h. hy ti.-! j v - . : ..-
V
I lei r the v. ,o.,-A -h.ei. .i.-i
A .iiinpl.-l fa.-.- an.! a !.c;g:,;r.j . . . .
And the pl.-a-a:.t w-.r.;. .... ;, ,
'.v.
1 in. -n w ;t !. -i-t. r-. a:.-i I:,:...
,'
. : '
j
"i
,.!
,i
Ill-
Have ye I... , j... ;; , ... .
i:v-1
Mi-.-t tin y tar- : r . . ..: r
n.-v.-r -j.-ak'
M.-.-l tl.ev r t.- -.-.: ;; .
w.-..k'.
Tp.t;:ig i.i.war I '.. -..r
tain.1l in th.- g-.tv. ir :nk ..-
-tr.it
I'ji.i. i ..!.:.
1T1E CANTEEN KILLED
The Abolition of the Soldiers and
Sailors Stloon.
liv JT.,--Ii ii... l.t : I.--a ,.r;
liii whl'i: t a- h;-l -- r: a i.i
mark-an ep.-ii ;n t.-n j.-r.i.t--- r--:--r:.i
in Acierica Tie- r lit ..f th- pa ...g.
of tin !i..-a-nt- i'-r..:l t- Si r..-.t- r
Henry l". II :i-'.p..i.-h . f North Iak..i3.
ruf'tv tluii ! any other man. - -ri.it.-r
Har.-hr-ngh :- a hr. ti.er ..f li.-:. J. M
Ilau-i'P.ugiiof th.:--i-y. and ash. i- w.Ii
kie-w-l to many of o-.:r ritLrciis tr-.i.i Li
fr pient i-it- to K. -r-urg. we puhi-h
Uw. f"i'Hw Ifg k-. ii Iks i.f - arm:
liirniu.vTjo,i"'it!i f!:i l-.-g:-Li;r.
wiii-h ha.- gatr-.-l i-r h.m the - a.s I
ni!Ii.n -f Aiueri.n .-itLt-n:
ll -n I.-:,m"( li. : -' - ' ' -
pr.?.i.-an !, "..r !---. V I ' i. .
w ho v".-.t ti.e .'.- ' - - t -
..i:;i-ri i tioii .ii t .- :.. ..-: , : .;.
i- .: i:.it .- .4 l":i,..'-.. i.;,v i ig :
!-, .' -t
.'.:t ' - l e , . ' -
li. I. ar::.ii th- tra V :' a . ''. ,: -. ..:
-:. , ;.;.. 1 ;:.t ;.. r . . ::. - -
ii' .i- !i.-w - .-i:t. -. . -.. -A'-.'-r. .;
:i:g .-iit.-r ..f the i. h.-.i:..:-
.n! e.g -a:, I ..:.. i:.
.i- ii '!. a'-: . : ;.s--.-! ;-. .
-in f.-r a h't-f tit-:-. i.g.:g::.g ::. ; .
t-i;:. loi ti..-'e i.e W.-I.t. Ii. " :
N-rth I'.k- t.:. and : u t t: t :
h'-iti.-n : a .'a:'y i.. w -!-.-. ;i-r ::: -r.:
P.-rk-.
I r .i.i th- -t..rt he t- - a j ..
part in p-ii '. attair-. .:.':v-. .:::!. :
,.:'t f the .i:v:-i.-:: ..; t: ,- . ry ..
i'- ;t.tf.,i to th- I i.i-a-
He ma.'.e t!ii-a -! i ialtv. a: i a-
"I
...
f hr.lt a ! -n t in :i i:i t
; rt: -a
part w ii.. In ii.-vnt iii it and -.:.-. -t -i v.:-
!i it until lina'Iv n, 1-.-i - u .- ,
w. re gratilii-l. A- a r.-- . : i a- -a. -k
f..r .idini--i"!i. he "a- !i--,..ii ..: !:s
.!... .......!.::. ,., ... , .
h. North t'ak-ta "a- a 'caud: Yt
....
iu.-mli.-rot the ti..'.i tP-m .l-at -ta.-
, . ,
At ttie el.- tloii in tvt..t--r. i - -i-
o-ivc-t a majority of U.t'71 . a 1
. do of :v-i.tr-.!. It wa-a! i : :--an e !ce-
lion that the i- p!e of N- r:!. Iak. ta
.t.vl.ir.it for ppihiiiiti-.il ; ti"- h.ii..r
trartic. and prohibition livame a tcature
of a part of th ir t--;i-t:tu'.ioti.
In January. I'!. t"..t'gn s-u a:i llai -hpnigh
wa-.-lc. t.-I t the I nit.-i tta!. .
nate to -iictii-l (.;'.' rt Pi- r.-e. p-o-iing
a itiajxrity ' th.- r.-i-ihlican
vote- in ll !.-gi-!.il'irc -ii the vvii
t.vitth ballot. Il- wa- r. -. I.-, t-i :.i .lan
uary, lv,7. n-n-iviug the uuauiiiioii
..te of Iii- party.
While S-nator I laii-bp.n-li wa a
niemlvr of the lower hoii-- in IVH. he
intrlut-sl and i-ur.-l the pa ag- of
what i- now kn-wn as the .tiitt-l.-ttcry
law. t that time the Louisiana Lot
tery I'otupony wa- end. -a. Ting v
cup a charter in North Dakota, with
the view of carry ing on it- nof.irioii-enterprise
in that young state. Thi- is-uc
ovcr-hadowod all else in the state at lite
tiine. aint Mr. Ilau-brougb came t. the
p---ue with his anti-lottery bill which
pa-Mil the hou-o hy a , !-- ..o after ;,
ig.p.u- ti-lit.
When the hill went to the -. nate. it
pass.il uitaniiiioii-lv. or. in other w
without any op-.-it ion tar a- ;'.c
rcinpl -hows. Thi- anti-lottery law
practically broke up tin' lottery bn-i-ness
in Louisiana ami c'-ewherv in the
I'nite.l Jstat.-s.
Senator llansbrough has taken an
active intere-t iu li.tuar li-gi-lation since
his ehvtion to the senate. Six years
ago he a ited in framing a high license
law for the Pi-trict of t'oluinbia. t
thot time there wa but little restraint
again-t the liipior tratlie iu the di-triet.
The bill passed the senate after a clo-c
contest, and Invame a law.
It greatly inorouMit tint rate of liovn-o
in the di-'ri. I. and the eommi ioners 'f
" H . .r..j,ari-l him-
ail a:...-jJ.l,,i.-tit to tlte
r - r."........!.,:. imio-.iiatIv
': ;..,.. ,.f ,,,Jt ,IwnlIIrn
.. ; . ,- . . ,,
- .-..tt- .- , i. a ; p.vi-ion in-:,--
i,,-.tioii ..f his
..:--.g i -. M- -I-.hii-.;.. i.iit th- nator
"' ' ' ": ti.- arnendiiKrnt
-.. : i...t g. ta !...!;... tiiat ia ran.
a oi t:,.it fort,,, it w.aM
:- , :: :. X-;,. J.. tlt.-ivf.sre
.. i : . '-. . I-. -li iire.-t;:ig t!m
t ..r .. a g ::.-ral ..r-
'-'.! r"'.--i -r - ' f the sec-
and -ffet-t. Tlti
r. - .-:.-. i,:;;ty j..r, tj;,. J,,!
-.- '....":.. e-.t. and all army
-- - - . : -;:.:- f. i.;,. th-
' " -r:.-keri .jt tht
.. -i-. ; j.j ..ft,. ru . ;, ti
I .
i :
i .
I.- :
' . -. ..-. i..; -t war an
r'-' ' ' -".i. .1. t:,- -nate.
a r. - : ; -. -..r H:.-i.-.ii..h'- l-.pu-
'..'' .: - - . ti:- anti-.-anteen
" " ' , ":-; a:ti l.i-anir
j-.r- : ! a .rail .4 the
jy-a- ..:.-! ;:, wit,.t dr-
T;- - - , :-a- l.-H-.Ws:
" I ; ..' !. . )'.. .-r ..r private
..:..::-.: t.. - i,..,i.
' . : :-. .,- ., i rt. ,,.i..r .Kt-r-ii.
.:- j--: .x. i.aiig.. ..r .-aniet-n
'-! a i a: .-v . r (. r. .. ,iiionl
- j.i ! . -. :; ..... i.rl... j any
:. r. : ' : .i -.r r; say prenii-e
' --: : - -: ...T. ,, tine I'niteit
-t.:' i , i ', . -.t...ry ,.f war Jru-
'. ..-.--... .: ;--:;.;. ,;.ral ..pier
a- L.t.y '(.- i ...v t., rArTy tt,.- pri-
v-.-..-!.. .-t ti .. -... int.. fe.il for-r arht
. t:i t
" Ti.; j.I law- ..r jrt- 4
i..w-wi :. h ., i.r!i,-: with th.- provi-i.!.?
th.- .V t ao- i,,-p ;.V e ll..
REBELS ARE DISCOURAGED.
Army a Wreck and Govern aaeat as
the Eve o DfesolnttMt.
'V-hi,.7v. April 3. Tiw foli-.wias
...:. grj;., ,j. r.iviwst attliewarJe-
p.-rt n-lit thi- liH.rtiis.g:
--Man la. April :;.Ir-i!t indirati-in
-.-that tV :n-i-.rg.-i:t govenuun-nt L
:.r.:. o-n-K'jon. !:. army Iuu
- : a-!, -h--..; rage-1 an.1 srat-
- -i T: . i- :rg-i:t- returning t- their
- : i r. . tr j , j vilias.- Vtan-n
' . i -'t i ..f ;ai..l.- whit-h
-.- -! i- .: -.;,.- p..-;:, . !,ave p-a. iiel
: ' - t -t.it: : the Aiiierh-aii.
j N ' - :- :: : . ;-ay .-i.,u i i m.v
-.:.-;i.-.i!.- - ry .i.,v. ''mO
t
- -I
i te. i. :;e-a"; :i rvports
: i -i- :.ilt:--- t:-.; h-.-rvt.f..re
Var. i. ." Tv. :,:--, ,s.rt ief3ntrv
! v.. ; :. "-;. I r .at, frl'.i !..rt"ti.
I : r.i 1-1 :r-r N Iuk..ta. Sv.m-1
I.:, :-. : a-t l-r:.,j lUMwtn. ley,
- m : t r ril J. f. f.-you. Private K.
i- -g..:. : T:.;-! it.u.ntry. Ni-..ii. Lirn-
t-: .. : t - a -. . v ;:. lJ:i.-.i.i,r,.v si;
light ;
t 1 "- i .ij-;..:;i Martin Her.
p !-.: : -.- r
T-..-.-ii.L . ; i e'.re.arv 7 P t.-rting Pri-
v .i-. i: ir : t; I :-t N.-hra-ka kilM
i- a-i . rp r. No .scii mati was in-iir.-i
-ver re-i.tU-itr ao4 I caa
; : tt' wo.-.d. s.i i seniot Tea
. ,r-..-t h.-tn.t..l t r. . '..,riv.u-i....
i , , . ii m
. , ii m
l.itllO htT.y Ulrr. ',p i-noas liitl
A I". .VAIrhKACU.
(i
Out of Sight j
Oat of Mind."
In ether months tve forget
the harsh winds of Spring.
But they have their use, as
some sjy, to Mow out the
bdd air accumulated after
Winter storms and Spring
thaws. There is far more
important accumulation of
badness m the veins and ar
teries of humanity, which
needs Hood's Sarsaparilla.
Thi trva: Spring Medicine clarities
the bloci a itt.thir.g else can. It cores
scrofula, kidney di.-ease. liver trouble,
rheumatism and kindred ailments. Thus
it gives perfect health, strength ami ap
petite for months to come. .
Kidneys -"My kidney tPHibied me
a:-vt en advice took H-ixl Sanaparilla'
w'aich save ipni;t n-tief. better arpetite
My !.vtt is refreshing. It cure.1 my wire
also." Mu-HtvL l-i r, lnny Street
Pittsburs. Pa.
Dyspepsia - t ctiet.lic.rteit with liver
and kidm-v tp.uMe. 1 suffered ter rear
with dyspepsia, with severe in. H.il
N.irsimariila made uie -tpni; and heartT
J. It. Kutan'X, Main Street, Aulmru. Xle." '
Hip Disease-" Five running .tore on
rev h:p caiix-d me t. use crutches. Was
cout;ned t. he.l every winter. Hunt's Sar
viparilU save l my life, as it cured me per
fectly. Am stpmif and aril." Ama
Kom:kt. : fourth Kail River. Mais.
M.xnfs P;'.! "".hw ia. the boo Irritattag a4
a ly ra'lh'atllr t'trnk. wltli Hotxl i SrpAriT
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