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CONGRESS PREPARES
, 10 CLOSE UP
Vole l.o be Taken oil Philippines
Hill Tuesday Afternoon
-Cnnnl Ng.-tj
WnihlnKton, May SiKoxt week
rnnrlfs tlio IjoInnln ol tho end of tlio
prcecnt kobbIoii of conrcm). Not only
will tlio dulmlo on tho PJiilippInu Civil
Uovornnicnt bill bo brouulit to a con
cliiHion, but tho program of action upon
tho Cuban Rcciprccity and Itthtninn
Cntinl bills will be marked out.
Ledors in tho nonnto expect an nd
jonnnncnt in June.
.Monday and Tueidny of next wcol:
will bo dcvolod, to 1i ntlnutoepoofheo on
tho riiillpplnu bill, with tho understand
liiK that a vote will bo taken at 1 o'clock
Tuotdiiy. That will paea it Ih aforcne
conclusion.
Tlio Iblhminn Canal bill will then be
taken up, tho dobato continuing to the
end of tho week.
Tho Cuban Reciprocity mensuro will
prolmbaly lo reported to tho fcnate
Wednesday.
KX-GOV. P12N10YJ?R
. DIKSSUDDENLY
1'ortland, May m l?x-6ovornor Syl
veiter I'onnoycr died suddenly of heart
d!teno at hii borne at Wit I'ark, Mor
rlton street at -i o'clock yoeterdsy after
noon. Jfo won aloaoin his library in
tho upper ntory of bis reuidenco at the
t lino of hN death, and was not discover
ed until about f o'clock.
CHICAGO UKIvLY
TO GO HUNGRY
Tcanislcrs Strike Slops Delivery
of Meat and Ice and Coal,
Supply TliT&tenc'd-
Chicago. My Ml Tho ittuatlon in tho
tcnmetcM f triko this morning is serious.
The block yard report) indlcato tlmt
not a pound of meat is being delivered.
Hotels and' rostuuranta bavo been
notillcd Hint if tboy coutjnuo to patron
iz tho packers their eupply of ico and
coal will bo cat off.
Court Adjourn'J
Washington, I). C. Juno 2: At the
conclusion of busiucre today Oniof ifus
ticu Fuller anuouuesd tho adjournment
of tit United Statiu SuprcmcTourt (or
the term.
UNXLAIMED LET1ES
Lift of unclaimed letters remaining in
tlio Mare.ifiu.il, Oregon, rostoflleo, .lune
lat, 11)02. Toroits culling for tho same
wl'l plonio eay ndveiti;d: GeorgoAn
dorian, It W Brown, Kid Bloomqulat,
Witt Bunch, J A Iluuson 2, Ullbiyrt
Hall, U L Handel, M S Holme;, Chug 1)
Johnson, Mteo Mary .TohiiEon, .Miss
B.dlo Johnson, John Jones, Win Judd
(i Mosso, Aug l'olorson, It Itossott, Capt
T II Stavnes, H Jv Smith, Harry Taylor,
Atiltiouy AVulslt. Y. B. Cuiitih, P. M.
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say "Consumption can bo cured."
NiUuronlonovon'tcloIt. It needs
holp. Dootora say
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Inontlnuo Its use even In hot!
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If jju liavc not tried It, fern! for free sample.
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40J-415 ltarl Street, New York,
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Si renin. "Write lo 8, C, VI Lto & Co.,
1: Iloy, If. V for free trial toillc.
Karl's Clover Rooffea purifies the Blood
CHAMBER OF COM
MERCE RESOLVES
At a meeting of the Coos Day Cham
bur of Commerce, hold on tho 221 day
of May, 1002, tho folJowinB resolutions
woro unauimotuly pasted:
WitKitUAn, thoro has been appro
priated for tlio improvement ol Cooalhy
at tho present sosti'on of Congreas tho
sum of f'OOO.OO as a result of tho com
bined efforli of tho Oregon Delegation in
Congress; and
Vi'iiiiuuah, owing to the ndvcrr.o re
port of the U. .S. Knginecrs, it has re
quired more than ordinary efforts nn the
part of our Fid Delegation to securo
recognition at this timo for Coos Bay
and w
WiturtKAA, in vl07. of the'dcvelopmont
of extensive cosl fitlds and general in
creased activity in tho development of
the great natural resjurcesof tho C'ooe
Day country, appropriations for tho im
provement of tho Cobb Hay bar and har
bor nt this timo arc of special import
ance; Now, TiimiEroitt:, Bn It Resolved
that this body and tho pcoplo of Coos
Hay in goneral appreciate the successful
efforts of our eaid Delegation in tccur
ing for Coot Bay tho said appropriation;
Keoolved that the Chamber of Com
merce, also representing and expteseinc
.' tho feelings of tho cltfxcna of Coos Hay,
herpby express their gratitudo to the
niPtnuorft of f nid Oregon Delegation ;
Ui:olvki that tho Secretary bu and
heroin- is instructed to forward copies of
tlioko resolutlonh to tho mombcre of the
paid DoIotrnUon.
Coes Uav C'haiidek Or Coumkhcs
Jam. II. Flanaqan
I'reiidont.
IIe.MIV SnSOSTACKEX
Secretary.
Ship Carpenters Organize
A Ship-Carpenters' Union was or
g.tnizod in Mnrshtlcld Saturday night
with CO charter members.
Tho Mill-Mcns' Union hold it regu
lar mcctluj Saturday night and in
stalled permanent ofllcers, and tbo
Kngineera will soon organize.
Shoots Twenty-One Miles.
Now York-f Juno 2: Arrangements
aru being mudo at Ft. Hamilton for
mounting tbo ;iow 10-iach guu which
baa boon in conrto of construction at tho
Watorvleit Arscnol for tho past four
years. Tlio gun will bo placed at tbo
fort-as soon as it lias boeu officially tested
at tho Sandy Hook proving ground.
Tho teat is awaited eugorly by a'l tho gun
makers of the world. It is "claimed tho
gun wllMiurl r. obeli twonty-ono tuilos.
In order to discharge tho gun it will ro
quiro 1,000 pounds of powder ami a 2,000
i pounds projociilo. Tho weight of the
I guu ia 150 tons.
BLEOTECOITY
Aro you MifTcrhnr front llhiiinnthm.
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" iai lmt'K' -pvvouri trouble or tienoraiiy
n tipwi raiwur ist Kit-cirio nuns
and Batteries. For njon and wtuuon.
KloctvIO Insoles koj the foot warm nuil
prevent catching cold. Koi bo l;Iet ami
circulars, mltlresn,
iSl.HCT!tIO Al'IM.lANCE L'O.,
INledford, Oregoiit
LORD KITCHENER S?22?
" SIGNS PEACE TREATy-
British Wii Pay Thrcp Million Pounds
For Stocking Boer Farms The
Rank and Pile Disfranchise,
London, Juno 2 In tbo Hotuo of
Commona thin effernoon Balfour said
tho terms of peace with South Africa
oro that tho Bocni lay down their ar'rnh
and tfcofrnizo tbo eoerergnty of th6
king, that tbo Boer prieonerH will brf
brought back as soon ns possible, wijh-
out loss of liberty or property. ""
The cabinet' held a half h6ur cession
this morning to consider tbo form of an
nounccment of peaco terms. Dense
crowds thronged Downing street and
cheered tho minister? enronto to. the
consultation. Chamberlain, secretary'
of war received an ovation, and cries of,
"You did it," wero heard.
Tlio peaco terms aro as follows: Tho
Boers are to hand over all linns and am'
munition in their possession or under,
their control.
No action will be taken agAinst prison
era except those who broke the laws of
war.
Tbo Datch langungo will be taught in
tbo pcIiodIs. where the parents desire.
Hides will bo allowed the Boers for.
their protection.
Military government will bo with-,
drawn ns soon as 03Biblo.
Solfgovernment will bo cstadlished.
Thoro will be no tax on tbo Transvaal
to pay the cost of tbo war.
Tlirco million pounds will bo furnish
ed by the British government for stock
ing tho Boer farms.
Lord Kitcbncr, Subsequent to signing
tho terms, informed the' Boer delegates',
of tho British intentions regarding the
rebels not. included in the agreement.
Thuy will bo subject to trial according
to tho .'wb of tho colony to which they"
belong. The rank and lllo will bo die
frnnchiped for life. No death penalty
will bo inflicted.
Tuberculosis Dis cussed.
New York, June: Tho conferenco ol
tho American Congress of Tuberculosis,,
which was postponed from list month,
began its cessions today at tho Hotel
Majestic. There wero present to take
part in th& difcusalons eminent physic,
ians and eurccons, health authorities and
other interested persons from nearly-' '
every part of tho United States and
Canada. Tbo cessions aro to continue,
three days, during which timo the sub
ject of tho dread disease, its provention
and treatment, will bo discussed from
every point of view. Particular atten.
tion is to bo paid to recent discoveries
0! so-called cures for tho disease and
alto to tho subject of government aid in
tho establishment and maintenance ot
institutions for scientific treatment.
Reduced Hours.
Antonia, Conn., June 2: Twcnty-fivo
hundred men aro benefited by tho re
duced working schedule which went
into effect today at tho American Brass
Company and tho Farrell Foundry and
Machino Company. Tho reduction,
which is voluntary on the part ot tho
companies, amounts to 5 hours a week,
without any decreaso in wages.
Bright's Disease
Tho largost sum ovor payed for.n pro
scription, changed hands at San Fran
citco, Aug. 30. 1001. Tho transferrin
volved in coiu uud stock $112,500.00 and
was paid by a party of business tnon for
a specific for Brigiil'n Disease and Dlu
betes, hitherto incurublo diseases.
They commenced tho serious investi
gation of tho specific Nov. 15, 1000.
They interviews tcores of tlio curort rmd'
tried it out on its merits by putting over
three dcz? cases on tho trcaoment and
watching them. They also got physici
ans for judges. Up to August 2 1, eightv
seven per cent of the test cases wero
either woj or progressing favorably,
Ttioro being on'y thiiteen per cont of
failures, tho parties wero tatiefled and
oWcd t bo trausaction. Tho proceeding
of tho invcetictuini! committeo nud the.'
clinical reports of tVu test casea werq
published niid will bo mailed fii'o-niy
application. Address John. J.,'Fiiltif
Company, AiQ Montgomery St., Suit
Francisco Cal,
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