PACKERS
Chicago Union
- Fight - Peace Reigns
Once More.
-. ' KSorlppe-McRee Newa Association.)' '
CHICAGO, June 5. After -an all-night
session between the packers' represente
Uvea and the, teamsters' delegates st the
v Grand Pacific Hotel, a. eettUmeat of tbe
stockyards Strike wu reached this mora
- Int. on the following terms: ,
: Tne cert, driver will get cents an
v hour; driven of single wagons. 20 cent.
r and of two-horse -wagons, nvt eeats; four-
horse drivers, rtt cents, and six-horse
; silvers, v cenie.
inn
' $crlpps-McRe Newa Association.)
tABipNGTON, June l-Hale. chair
man bf the naval affairs committee, In-
' in ik4. dnfti h! ninrntnff. an
- amendment ke will offer to the navy appropriation-
till.' providing for the ap
r ptntment of a, commission to examine
Into and report On .the advisability of
"advancing the Mare Island navy 'yard,
and locating a new deep water navy yard
Mil thatTletalty. V, '
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. EAST SIDB BRIEFS.
Mrs. W, F. Harris, wife 6jf Conductor
; Harris ef the City '! Suburban TJpper
Alblna line, .who baa- been vary ill with
' typhoid- fevnr .for aavara daya, is oon-
Iveleecing. ".Ufuvau ;
Brubaker, ormandlij Co, Mount
Tapof. ..last .Thursday ievenlng , and :stoIe
.about ISO worth of, good, lEntrano was
effected, tbroighhai;kyUght..,the;post
eflloe probably being the, first point of at-
tack. About 19 worth of atamps. were
Stolen.
i ' Conrad Green la altering hie building,
corner of East Thirty-third and Belmont
Streets. J. E. Honeyman, the grocer, Will
. be given larger storeroom. .
Thomas Trtngol, residing at Sunnyslde,
1s convalescing after a three weeks' 111-
neaa,--;;-- ';''
Hubert Footer, employed at the Sunny
aide Pharmacy, has departed for a two
weeks' vacation at Long Beach. -
A number' of men are engaged lndig
gtng tha holes for placing the polea en
the at -John electric lino. f --f
- A- number of graders are busily en
gaged in grading East Thirtieth street
from tha Base Line road to Hawthorne
avenue. This will be a great convenience
to farmers who cross tha Morrison-street
, brldae. ' . - " -
; ireparauona sj-e Being teade for tha
v erection of a new store building; by J. E.
Mcpanlet on Belmont alreet, between
East Thirty-third and East Thlrty-fourtn
streets. Tha building; when finished, will
ba-oeeutrfed aa a a4 mtnr
v :- 'ROUND TOWN.
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jUitfcer Martin,:; a laboring man at
Fisher's Landing, was taken to' St' Vin
cent's today to bo treated for wounds
received this morning at . o'clock. ,He
was blasting near the landing, and sev
eral large rocks struck him. breaking one
leg and crushing his chest. His left eye
la swollen shut and there Is a bruise on
hla forehead. :
r Frank 'Wiggins, of Ottk Point had a Hb
broken m a .fall this morning at Oak
Point1 Ha is engaged in logging there.
The street i-flwayi employes jalll give
Un ejewrgion, t ?
day. June 15. , They will' go On the steam
ef Harvest Queen and take a barge along
for dncing.- -CwSTajr' -erchftetra will
aocompany ' the - excursion and ( refresh
ments, will be serjedf . ; $ . I i
ST J0HNS.V
- . Secretary Holbrook of the veneer fao
tory has recovered from the effects of a
Very sore throat.
In surveyed and preparation made to
build 10 residences on the tract.
Mrs. A. Lee, who has had a serious
attack. of grip for the past two weeks,
Is recovering.
Mrs. M. E. Hoxter of Portland will de
liver a lecture on ?' Girls" at the M. B.
Church Friday evening.
, A. Lea, tha groceryman, has fixed up
the park opposite his store as a pleasure
: ground.
- Jtev. C. C. Poling will deliver a lecture
at the .United Evangelical Church Friday
at I V. m., and Sunday at 8:15 p. m.
George Rice, who cut off all the flngera
t his left hand while employed at the
, veneer'factory about a month ago, is re
covering from its effect.'
. . W, H. Ztlood, while clearing brush on
the Miner tract pae day last week, waa
badly cut by the allpplng of an ax. He
was around yesterday for the first time
n crutches. Dr. H. Carev at Mt Tnhn,
Is attandlng him. ; ,
, Henry Flinks - has' departed for
Maska.
." Mra C. H. Thayer, daughter of Con-
Sictor Monahan. lft yesterday for Hood
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"ln wni.Hlou uy 1119 llltla Son OI
Franklin.
BU YOVm HOME
ON
Fraternal' Home. Purchasing Co.
CALL AND " INVESTIGATE Sh.i?e? c?
DEFEATED
Men Win Their
An the , strikers .are be .reinstated
without Drehidloev... There Is to be no
'work on labor day.,.
The paokera, however, refused to em
cloy only union men, but agreed not to
discriminate against them.
The settlement la a practical Victory
for the men. In consequence of tbe set
tlement the boycott established by ice
and ooal drivers are declared oft
There I much rejoicing everywhere at
the termination of the riots.
HOUJIDfD DALllfT
Council Says He Is
Persecuted-by Ene
mies. (Scripps-McRae Newa Association.)
DE8 MOINES, la., June ,-The Balllet
case was given. to- the Jury this morning.
Tbe court In its Instructions told the
Jurors to give 4ue eonalderation to tbe
faot that of 1220.000 Balllet waa ahown to
have received through the sale of atock,
but $2000 remains ao far aa baa been ex
plained. . fj ; ? i. j . '
Counsel for , Balllet represented him as
Mns) JS)n$a4 ftirjasfllaa;.ffAiwa 'fM
government as a tool to secure" revenge.
I DES MOINES, Ia,k Juaa fci-The jury In
tha BalUet case waa out flva hours. The
verdict waa "Qullty.M charged."
SANTA FE
SCORES ONE
(Sartpps-McRae News Association.)
LOS ANGELES, Cat, June (.-The
Santa Fa shops opened this morning
with -an Imported force of bollermakers
from the. East, working under .guard.
The strikers any there will be no vio
lence, but It la believed a general strike
on the system will result.
There la much excitement in San Ber
nardino, and hundreds of Idle men are
walking; tha street.
V MURDER CHARGE. ;
Nicholas Anderson, the half-breed In
dian, was arraigned before Judge A. F.
Sears, in the State ' Circuit Court, this
morning, charged with tha murder of
George L. Tooley, at Holbrook, April 1
last. He pleaded not guilty.
Tha complaint, charging murder In the
second degree, waa read to Anderson by
Deputy District Attorney John Manning.
Attorney Mendenhall put In a plea of not
guilty for hla client, and Judge Sears set
the caae for trial June 23.
Anderson and Tooley engaged in a fight
at Holbrook. Anderson, who Is said to
have been Intoxicated, stabbed his oppo
nent In the abdomen with a jack-knife.
WILL FIGHT
(ScrtppaMcRs..News Association.)
S.-?Deputles Millevoye and
Roehimont have secured seconds and will
fight a duel a a result of an altercation
in tha Parliament lobby this afternoon.
- REVENUE LICENSES.
ColSctor. Dunne wishes to Inform those
Interested . that Internal revenue licensee
are-due and payable on; July . L .The spec
ial taxes on dealers in and manufactures
of tobacco have been done away with, so
there remains a smaller list of persons
who will have to pay than last year. The
Collector of Internal Revenue is In
stalled on the second' floor of the new
custom house. '
DEATHS.
Baby Francis, tSt Sherman atreet.
Hugh MoGlnn!s,tclty, aged 61.
Margaret Weigant, 2ST Falling.
Mary M. Beutgen, 410 13th, bowel
trouble, aged 70. .
Peter Donan, 448 "West Park, pneumo
nia, aged S3.
Patrick Finn, 400. Sacramento street,
overdose of chloral hydrate, aged 52.
Tha Edward Holman Undertak
ing Co)H funeral dlreotora and am
balmera. 280 Tamhlll. Fnone 507.
J. P. FJnle & Sort, Undertaker
and Embalmars, corner : Third and
Jefferson streets, do flrst-cla work
and deal honorably iith all. ;
Otto" Schumann, monumental and
building work, 204 Third 8t. Eatl
mates on ft rat class work only.
Clarke Bros, for Flowers, 289 Mor
rlson Street. j. .-
THE
PLAN
BODIES
FOUND
The Coroner has two wagons out this
afternoon alter the Dooies qi umtowi.
persona.
At I o'clock John McOraw found th-
body of a woman floating In the river
under the cold storage dock. Tha woman
was dressed in a black skirt and whit
shirtwaist with dark stripes. She won
a watch engraved with "C. A, R. to
Inea." . ,..
Tha other case ta that of a man report
ed from the East 8lde.No particulars are
obtainable at 4 o'clock.
The only woman known by tbe pollc
to be mtasing is Miss Alice JUgga, of b.'
Worth Eighth atreet
CITY COUNCIL
Two petitions for a franchise for the
West Bide Suburban Railway Com
pany were presented to the City Councl!
yesterday. One was elgned by Arch
bishop Christie and others, and the other
was signed by F. B. Beach, prealdent of
the Board of Trade, and 125 flrme and In
dividuals. The petitions, state that the
ordinance introduced some time ago pro
viding for tha franchise waa Opposed by
tha local lines and the Southern Pacific,
because the proposed Una would compete
in the trafflo between Portland, Hlllaboro
and Forest Grove. Tbe route proposed
In the city la from the west end of
Lovejoy street, east to Twenty-fifth,
north to Korthup. east to Twelfth, south
to Couch, east to Seventh, south to pine
and east to First. n-'.r'i
.The petitions were lard on the-table.
The following ordinance were: intro
duced and passed: -
TO Improve .Union avenue from Bast
Oak to East Burnalde, probable cost to
ba ftnaior-. i ,r u , 1 , tV - - - itt
' Apptoprlatlnif $1000 from the general"
fund of the employment of 'eouhael to-
aetena tne cuy m tne suit or orn u
Knight vs. W. B. Chase et aU
To improve Rodney avenue from the
aouth Una of block IS, Williams Avenue
Addition, to Fremont street
To Improve King atreet from the aouth
line of Main to the end of King; probable
cost, $643.40.
Providing for the time and manner of
Improving Front atreet from Madison to
Columbia, crushed rock to be used.
To Improve Hancock street from Union
avenue to a point 40 feet east of the east
line of Grand avenue.
To Improve East Main atreet from Easf
Twelfth to East Sixteenth, with planks.
To improve Falling treet froin- union
avenue to East Fourteenth, with upland
gravel.
For aewer in Belmont atreet from east
tine of blocks 19 and 20, Sunnyslde, to a
connection with the sewer in East Thir
ty-fifth street
For sewer In Bast Nineteenth street
from Oregon to the aewer In the Sandy
road.
For aewer in Broadway from East
Twenty-fourth to Eaat Twenty-flrat.
Making an appropriation for the ex-' I
peases of the city government . during
June.
Appropriating S5S0.H to apply to the
street-cleaning and sprinkling account for
May.
For sewer In Union avenue from Ejut
Mill fo Eaat Clay.
Petitions as follows were referred: For
sewer In Main and King streets from
Ford to a connection with the sewer In
Main street 200 feet wst of Stout street:
sewer in Stanton street from East Sev
enth to Union avenue; sewer lb Borth-
wlck and Prescott street from Mississip
pi .avenue to a connection ' with - the
8haver-street sewer; for the improve
ment of Gast Oak street from East
Twelfth to East Third; Falling street
from Mississippi to Maryland; East Mad-J
iBon street from jcast sixteenth t 3Saat
Twentyrfourth; asking that the report f
the viewers on the East Twenty-sixth-
street; improvement be set aside. Re?
monstrances were received against the
granting of tha East Oak-street peti
tion, and against the proposed; sewer.. In' ,
tsortnwicR street and against, the pre.
posed Improvement of Water street and
South First street. . ,. r
The reports of the viewers for the open
ing of East Twenty-sixth street placed
the damages and benefits at 15681.43 and
the excess damages and benefits st
12017.90. B. 1. Cohen, W. W. Terry and
C. G. Sutherland were appointed viewers
for the extension of Hooker' street, and
B. I. Cohen. H. J. Morrison and O N.
Rankin for the extension of East Sev-
mteenth, street from Belmont to' East
Taylor. .
Ordinance appropriating ITS for the pur-
chase of a tract of land adjoining the
hospital , tor contagious and Infectious
diseases was referred to the committee
on health and police.
SMALL BURGLARY.
S. B. Cobb of 101 East Fourteenth.
street, corner ot Wsshlngton, reported
to the police this morning that his resi
dence had been entered during the night
by burglars, who stole a gold watch and
about rr m cash. The thieves gained en
trance through a basement window.''
A" Tale of Spring.
The sunshine warm and budding trees
Made Johnny feel quite gay.
He went to swim; the obsequies ' '
Are oeing neia ioaay.
Philadelphia Press.
DR. R. B. NiORTHRIP
OSTEOPATH
; - Treats SaccessfttDy AB . V
nilfOOS ADD CflROniC DISCAStS
EXAMINATION FREE
ORIcet 416 Defuim Building,
Third ad WaslUaattM SU.
Call or literature, ,t
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THE WORKMEN
ARE HUSTLING
The committee from the local A. O, V.
W wai out yesterday afternoon and to
day, requesting the business houses to
decorate their premises with the national
colors Intermingled with the anchor, and
Shield, whloh are the emblems of tbe
Workmen, and the heart surrounded by
a strreath of mistletoe, the emblem of the
Degree of Honor. , :' . ? " ' " , r
The parade will be one of the grand
est- public celebrations ever held In the
city.. Twelve band of music will par
ticipate. A humberr of 'the lodges will
have specially -- constructed floats.
Prises will be awarded tfijphe beat gotten
up .and most , unique float The parade
will be headed, by Grand Marshall Ralph
Feeney, and will start at s p. m. sharp
on June 14, and travel over the princi
pal streets, atopplng at the Exposition
building, where a pubiio reception, will be
held. At the. close , ot. the program the
different teams will compete, the best
drilled teams winning prise.
Will Be Demaitded by
Driscoll.
A recount will be demanded by John
Driscoll, candidate for sheriff, and the
figures are yet too uncertain for Storey
to claim the election. An error waa
made In the tabulation .pit.flgures,. and it
looks as though Drlscoll's chances are
yet gcd. , - .
MULE CAMPS
-1 .
(Scilpps-McRae Newa Association.)
WASHINGTON, June 6. -The Major
Crowder report on the British . mule
camps was sent to the House this after
noon. Secretary Hay says there was no
violation of the neutrality law at Port
Chalmette. '
i FORT WORTH. T.. r tun. a t
Waxier, ssred 2S. sevrd 'til' wife's head'
with a butcher knife herejtoday and then
cat rWt his own head. ' The 'bodies were
found this mornlnar hv ' the' woman's'
mother. The cause waa jealousy. They
had been married only four months.'
THE WEATHER.
Thunder storms have -occurred In the
Missouri Valley as far ' north aa Bis
marck. A light thunder storm Is also re
ported at Spokane. H
Light frosts occurred this morning In
Eastern Oregon, Southwestern Idaho,
Northwestern Washington and In ex
treme Western Montana. The tempera
tures west of the Rocky Mountains are
below the normal, but they, have risen
slightly since yesterday In California,
Nevada and Utah. ':S ':''-'XV
The 'Indications are for fair and warm
er weather1 In this district Friday, ,
EDWARD A. BEAtS.
Forecast Official.
0. N. 0. NOTES.
The resignation of Pantain a. : Umn
of Company D, Third : Regiment, ata
Honed at Portland, has .been accepted,
and an election will be held In the near
future to fill the vacancy. Captain Mann
haa been in service since MOO. . "
The board detailed for the examination
of the officers-elect of Company A. Third
Regiment, stationed at Oregon aty.liaa
reported favorably. TH .varan ; nr.
centage of the Captain and Flrat and
otcona ueuienants Was VS. ;... .v.:-.1.? :;'
. Church Reinstated.
Police Sergeant Cburnhla inln am
flutyi having donned-bts'uhlform this
morning. "
Church waa ausnntMt Wlffc .T.11r Ttnh.
erta some time am tar ittuhhlnv Kmirl
tshneider at a Bra., At 'tbe, Ume Church
resumed, but his reslgnsTtln was never
accepted and his relnstatemani eame to
RECOUNT
dioodi nun
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W. P. FULLER & CO.'S
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Dries Hard Over Night and Wears; Like
Don't Accept a Substitute. :r
1 Tour Local Dealer Does Not Carry It,
- Write for Color Card to , '
Po IFOJILILEDS
PORTLAND,
ALASKA TO
BE DIVIDED
' (Scrlpps-McRae News Association.)
'. WAflHJNGTOJt, ,'June S.-The Senate
today passed the House bill providing for
the division" ef Alaska into three record
ing abd Judicial districts.
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Extra tenders for the steel, Burnslde,
Morrison and Madison street bridges were
appointed today by the Board pf County
Commissioners. They, are! -;
i Steel bttdge-NAlonso Perkins, C. Hut
chinson. I. . '
1 Burnslde-street-iA. 9. Ha worth, ,7. Con
ner, c.-. . ',,
Morrlaon-atreeb-F. S. Shepherd. A, W.
Shire.
. Madison-Street Jpsaph Weber, John
Busby, Joseph Acton. -
DISTRICT COURT.
,, . - ;
th 'tk:iStei' StaltelMstriet Court the
following jurors were excused from jury
service by Judsre Balllnrer thta mnralni:
John Enberg, Alfred R. Church, S. Drier,
wuiiam rrudhomme, for the term; A,
H. Avertll until Monday, 'June If. Frank
T. Barlow until June 11. "
The cases of the Bentlev Conatruetlon
Company va. the Portland Granite 4k
Stone Comnanv. and that of tha Portland
Granite A Stone Comsany va. the Bent-
ley Construction Company are set for
trial for Monday, July T.
Wheeler vs. the Columbia River A Pu
get Sound Navigation Company has been
set for trial for July a, ; .
BOY STRIKERS WIN.
The strike Is over. The messenger boys
are once more In the employ of the
Western Union Telegraph Company, and
all Is serene again.
About 15 boys went on a strike yester
day for a continuation of the percentage
basis. of wages, Instead of HB per month,
as contemplated by their employers, and
won out. Now there are no more cries of
"scab," and the boys are working.
VISITING PORTLAND.
. . .. ,. , -. :. I
Tv J. Spencer, a business mart of 'IJn
coin. Nebs, Is In tHe city on a recrea
tion trip. -'' ' .'" tV .i--v.i..;;. I ,r.l.
his is the first vacation that I have'
taken for is years." said hp today. ' "t
was up to -The Dalles yesterday arid eh
Joyed the magnificent scenery of the Co
lumbia. I think that "Portland Is one
of the prettiest cities that t have seen in
the West- From here I intend to 'go on
the Columbia Saturday for San Francis
co." ...' . " ' . , '
SALEM BRIEFS
. (Journal Special Service.) .
SALEM, June (.An effort to reduce
the night police force here was defeated
In the City Council at the last meet
ing. The Alderman proposing the reduc
tion gave as his reason the fact that the
nights are growing shorter, The report
Of the City Recorder showed S414.7S cash
on hand In the treasury.
Department No. l, Marlon County Cir
cuit Court, met In adjourned session yea-'
terday, and, made several minor Orders,
Adjournment waa taken until teday. On
Monday next the regular June term will
be called. The docket Consists of about
40 eases.- - " t- ,
Amos Strong, a well-known capitalist
and business man of Salem, died in So-;
nora, Mexico, last Tuesday. Mr.' Strong
was IA' Mexico looking' after mining ln
tereata . '.- "'."".: :i ' '
A. A,' Burton, the brick maker here,
haa a kiln of 26,000 bricks burning. Scar
city, ot. brick haa caused some delay in
building In. Salem. Inclement weather has
caused the brick manufacturers to shut
down the kilns during the last month.
' Complete unofficial returns from Marion
County give Chamberlain a majority of
ft. Total tote was 5T, of which' Cham
berlaln received 1774 and Furnish 2501 In
Balem and Vicinity Chamberlain polled
la votes, as against T19 for Furnish. .
: A special train of Elks from Albany .will
be entertained tonight by Salem lodge.
No. S31 Gorgeous preparations have been
made, for a royal welcome.
BIRTHS.
. To Mrs. William Matske, 4064 , Union
avenue, a girl. -
To Mrs. C R Marsh, a, girl, .
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MAIL . $3.00 Year or $1.00 for 4 Months
JOUR.N AL
2t9 Yamhia Street. Pbdnet! Ore.
BROUGHT SMALL LOAD.
The steamer Columbia arrived from
San Francisco yesterday afternoon at
4t'jbr$jrinf
ers merchandise M cabin, and 50 steergl
passengers. The , eargo U tie smaiiest
that tie Columbia has brought, this year,
due to the fact that she arrived to" Ban
Francisco on Memortal1 Day, and aa she
sailed on Monday she had onfy one day,
Saturday, In which to idad. ; Much of the
freight for this polnf was left' fpr-the
George1 'JW; Elder, and that vessel will
undblibtedly 'fjt&' loaded Tfd , her fult ' ca
pacity' when she arrives on.thls trip.
RIVER AND CNCEAN.
Government Inspectors Edwards and
Fuller inspected the boilers yesterday of
the river steamers Altona and Aatorlan,
and found them to be In excellent condi
tion. "';' 'y - ..
The Harvest Queen left' for f' 'Astoria
last night to bring up a lumber schooner
for the North Pacific mllla. ' v
i The river .fell about two inches last
night, and residents on the! water front
are hopeful that there will be no big
flood.' ' ' '.'''., -. ""' ' '
Mix Up With the Stamp Act.
nr the United States district Court
this afternoon Charles W. Hartman Is on
trial Charged with the burglary of the
Marlon, Ore.,' poatofflce In January last.
He encountered several ' dollars worth
of postage, stamps which Were adhesive
enough to stick to him. It ,1s charged.
, ABOUT PEOPLE. V
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Colonel D. M. Dunne,- Collector of In
fernal Revenue, left for Seattle on busi
ness, v ' 4
Captain W. C. lAngfltt. V. S. light
house Service, went ' to Seattle on light
house business. . . . '
DR. HARRY McKAY RESIGNS
' Dr. Harry McKay haa handed to the
County Commissioners' hn resignation aa
County Physician, to take effect Juy t
Dr. McKay will leave on a six monthr
trip to Europe July 19. v. ' . -
r. PUBLIC WORKS. ;
:&?$X"' 1 ' r--g;-v.:vvi-
An adjourned meeting or the Board of
Publlo Works was held-at.thS "City Hal
at 4 o'clock this afternoon.
Unflnlahed Oustnes relating to streetg
was transacted, v . .
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Iron
(C(D.
',;,:"' in ;! f r?i
Printing Co.
Main SCOj CoL 70S. POUTLAND
RAILROAD NOTES.
Mrs. L. B. Gorham and son, - George
Gorham, have returned from Linden,
Ky. -Master -Oorha ban been there' la
attehdanPe -: upon a- miutary academy'
Since' last fall, . and : the son of Com-'
tnerclal Agent Gorham, of the-Rock
and.".)-'... . .ui a t" n; ) f"; v t
- A, E. Cooper, agent for the passenger
department of the Rock Island, has re
turned fronv business Trip to s-Salem
and Southern Oregon, ' .
t The Wabash' atmouncee a'' rate bt &
from Cbjcago.'and one of $W. from St
luls to' Boston and return Via -Niagara
Falls on account of the annual
meeting of the Christian Scientists there,
June 15 to 18. The New Tork Central
lines have made the same rate. '.
.The Four-Track News for May.. pub
llahed under the auspices of the New
Tork Central passenger department has
arrived In Portland, and la ready; for Im
mediate distribution. " The number is
bright and interesting, as all issues are.
and is finely illustrated, j Among" the
Mnt.nt. mav mAntlanM A Hundred
Years at West Point," by Jane W. Guth
rie'; "Rapid Transit "In NeW Tork. by
George H. Daniels: "Fort Dearborn and
the Massacre," by; Page Waller Samp
son, besides many more. '
,The Northern Padflo yesterday shipped
tti"WjsasbT: aheep '"T0f" the Chicago
market. -s V' .'''
' A British Smile.
Old Woman (raxing after a soldier
wearing khaki putties) Oo's thatT
Old Man-Why, .that's .Tanker's boy,
back from the war. i Got Ms arm hurt, I
think.
- Old WomanTea. and 'Is legs, toe. poor
dear, X should say. Look at the bandage
on 'em. Pearson's Weekly. . -.
Letter Carriers' Excursion
to Seaside .Sunday June
39. Round Trip Sl.OO. K
WANTED
Men and women to locate on
some elegant Timber Leads.
Splendid opportunity; enquire
Immediately. 301 Falling Bids.
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