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dearF* sbe aakr.1 «Itti tenia In her
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bave to take tbe sleveplps dorsi».' Io
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«>iu» die, usalon bought a pound of
dates, two ¡siumta of gliigerauapa ami
two pounds of crackers
"Klopplng at Miss Gray’s!" Inquired
tlie clerk, ws be Ued Up th* I
"Yea." Mid one of tbe young women,
with evident surprise
"Came about jewterdny forenoon!"
said Hie clerk
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er young woman, curiously.
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tell." Mid tlie clerk, without glamlng
at tbe objects of bls mind rrndlng s
b* twitched a knot In tl>r string "You
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day. and I knew there wouldn't t>e any
body's tswirdera but Mias Grey's feel
tbem-ed of mmlng nut here au. b w.-xtb
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day. 1 knew for sure you muldn't have
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Mondar June II.
Washington, Jure II. — The eenale
this eveniug pseeed the Mundell bill
amending tba national irrigano«» law
I »0 as to |»r».t tlie secretary of II« In
terior tc reduce tbe minimum arra of
farm units in government prrjerU from
tO acres to 30 acres. The bill was
amended in the «exists by prescribing
regulations for granting an exU-nsion
of time to «etiler» under Irrigation p9*
|e< la lor completing entr es when delsy
I Is caused by tellur» of th* gove«nm*nt
to complete the project and furnish the
- eater in time to complete entries in
the time specifled by tbe land laws
It was amemled also by tbe insertion
' of a provision authorising Hie an retati
, of tla Inter.or to appraise lota in Hey
burn and Kuptrt townaitcM and sell
! them to occupante who have er«» ted
I permanent 1-uiUings Hiereoo not remi-
! ily removable.
Washington, June 11.—After near
ly f*>ur hours spent >n Hie omsidera
tion of Isgislalioo »fleeting the Inte-
reets of the District of Colombia, the
house todai resume-1 mnsiderati'in of
tbe eundry civil blit, and, after an
hour and a liall spent in its considera
tion, adjourned. An amendment wae
- passed, permitting th* appolnluient of
retired oflh-era of tbe Coiled Htates
rorpe ol engineers, I . H. A., as mem-
tiers of the international Waterways
commission, as provided lor in the
river and harlxir bill creating this com-
' nilseion.
Ths bouse in c-onm'ttee of th* whole
I' refused to make an additional appro
priation for marking the places a hers
t merit an soldiers fell and were tem-
! putarily Interrvd in Cttba and China,
Ion tbe gtouml that It waa a lad prece
dent.
Saturday. June 9
Waabngton, June ». — The bill pro
bibilng corporations from making cam
paign contributions was passed by the
senate without delate this afternoon.
It makes it unlawful for any national
lank ar any corporation under a gov
ernment charter to make a cont rl but ion
in connection with any eleettou and alto
nlswful I ir any oorjxiration « hatever
to make a contribution to any presi-
denllal, senatorial or congressional
election whatever.
A fine not exceeding 15,000 it the
Deaf mm Caawol II« ciirvd
to le»al «1 ; .t< «i ■ ■ • *• ■ i.e. ■ •
• penalty for - (tending corporations, and
at»»«»»
« a floe of not »acred rg 41,000 for every
way
• rtlcer or director who shall consent to
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Washington, June ».—The item in
li.« «w^wtonltlaat r.r*
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propriating |‘.*5,0t)0 for the presi feet
ree.llU u b»«H «will h« <l-i
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Win* • *••• -H.I t f I»n •!•-• ». -1 I . ’ •1 • h •enl out III the bouse of repreeentativee
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• »«41*1»» ou» tinnirei hallara 6.» «. » sissippi. Tbe decision, however, that
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the matter waa new legialat-.on came
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alrruler», tr««
after a free diacossion, Democrats and
r > ' iigwgr a co. Tu«4e.o.
Republicans generally exprrweing them-
am* by tlria««l»<» -
>1*.. « I «... : .. ru.i ara tl« >-»•<
sires in syoipathy with the blew of giv
ing the president a fund for railroad
ri««Il«e < «ra <■ r«««»««
vi|ieneea.
"Anyone wbo 1« willing to work can
B> y->nd the delate on the president's
get rich lu tlw Republic ut I’unsm«
traveling esjienaea, the hr nw devoted
Mid Dillwynn M Haslett to a Kansas
: the day to the sundry civil hilt.
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City Journal writer "It onta 10 cents
ser, < f New York, talked on go »1 roads
a buttcb tu rales banalisa «ul there la I
and Hlms, of Tennessee, dlr* useed the
always Ml» fur tbetu at 3ü ceuta a ! rural tria delivery tux question, which,
bunch. Three crup« of corn can be i he said, will grow into a M-andal should
raised a year sud no cultivation I« re the government |*erai«t In compelling
*ulred A wan walks « ..g and dr ;-- rural patrons to purchase certain styles
Hw cura In lbs footprint* b* make« of boxes.
and a native follows and curera the
corn with hl» big toe That ti all there
Friday, Juns 8.
la to do until It la time to («tber It"
Washington, June ft.—The erriate to
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day e»ot the rale bill be«k to coaler
•nee, alter a dehate on several topic«,
which ended in the rejection ol the con
ference report.
Objection was made by Tillman to
any effort to Instruct the «uafereee. as
prxipoaad, by lisle, who then withdrew
bis motion that it wae the selves of the
senate that no railroad employe* ami
their families should be exempt from
the anti pass am end men I
Daniel and Carter opp<wed stringent
anti pave Irgialaimn, the latter saving
that the pintu>»Her general shoal 1 have
authority to issue pwasee over every
railroad in the Vailed states to mem
fere of congress, to afford opportunity
Io obtalo information ol the railroads
Washington, Jone 7. — Reprseea'a-
live Prines in the houea today during
lbs discussion ol the sundry civil bill
spoke ol the anti pare amendment to
the railroad bill and ol the bill itself
and ins alert t) at the country would
bold the bouse primarily responsible
lor depriving 1.3*6.121 rail a ay em
ployee, as well as members ol their
famille«, ol free transportation; like
wise i-ereon» actually and nee r srarily in
charge ol livest <k, who are deprived
ol free tranej-ortaliou a hen going to
point of shipment or returning from
point of delivery.
Wednesday, Juns 0.
Waahington, June fl.—When the
conference report on ths railroad rate
bill waa taken up Uy the senate t->fay.
the anti pass conf-err-e amendment re
reived tbe attention of Kpooner
In
the mam he endorsed the prohibition
of paseee, but he contended that there
sh uld l«e cx< eptiona. including railroad
employes, Cotlgrees bad no right, he
said, to step Iwtween empolyer and
employe.
Washington, Jane 6.—Ths considera
tion by ths bouse of ths sundry civi
appropristi'-n hill in committee of the
whole today was made the occasion ol
some severe stnetures by Iiemocrats of
llie heeds of departments for exceeding
their legal powers, Hullivan, of Massa
chtisetls, leading the attack.
Tawney, in explaining tbe provisions
of tbe bill, which deals with all depart
mente ol the government and is th<
next to tbe last money hill to be acted
on by the ti< use, state*! that the total
appropriation for the eundry civil ex
penees lor the flscal year 1W07 earrisvl
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total amount 425,456,575 is lor tbe
i’anama canal and i« rritnburaalile
from the proceeds of tl e »ale of tiond«
In addition to this •urn, the amount
carried for river ami harlior ac ta, and
especially by the act passed at Ute last
session ol congress, la in ecxess of the
amount appropriated in the current
law for that purpose by 6,774,044.
Tuesday, June 6
Washington, June 5. — Before the
senate bad la-gun business in earnest
today Senator Hale took the fl »r tc
urge the importance of all possible
prnmptnres in the disposition of the
appropriation biila.
“Tbie,” be said, “is absolutely nr
cessary if we are going to adjourn tr
fore the end of tins month, and do Il i
very l-esl we may it will be the very
last days of Hie month before we i an
possibly gel through.*'
lie gave notice that I in .iwdiatelj
after the doe« of the rontinr morning
business today be would m ire to takr
up the nival appropriation bill, ai d h>
suggested that tins bill should be f il
low ««I by other appropriation bills
even to the exclusion of conference re
porta. He called attention to the lac
that there are s>x of the big appropria
tion bills still unai-ted on by the •rn
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day listened to two set speeches, nne
by Morgan in support ol Ills reeolution
providing (<>r an investigation by a sen
ate committee "I the affairs of the isle
ol Pines, and the other by Hopkina in
npp «ilion to the era level canal hill
Neither measure aas acted on. H-me
Washington, Jone A.—In many par
time aas also spent in considering the
District of Columbia appropriation ti< tilers tixiay waa a ’’red letter” da)
in tbe liouee, not only in the numi«'
bill.
nf bills passed, hot in the general char
Wallington. June H.— With the ex •X'ter ol the legislation enactnf. What
«option of an hour epent on penaion bids fa r to cause endless trouble, the
legislation, in which lime 227 bills for naturalisation bill, was jassed under
the relief of Civil and Spenteli Ameri suspension of the rule«, tlie speaker
can war veterane were paaerd, the and the gentleman in charge of the bill,
boner labored today on the eundry civil Bunynge, of C dorado, doing team work
bill, making much headway.
of a superior kind.
i’ndrr the lead of heifer, of Ohio,
The bouse refused to pass a bill Inur
the house refusaci to traneport eilver ing t - a private flrm or corporation the
mine and other money by rogiatered right to mine coal on the island of Ba
mail, Ineieting that their transporta- lan, in the Philippine group, alth-.ugl.
'.Ion ebon Id be hand Ieri l>y the ex prere It was slated that tach a lease would
com pan ire
During the argumente it decrease the amount ¡aid by the gov
• aa contended I tint the West and South eminent lot nal very considerably.
need eilver doliere for circulation.
For two hours the Iman worked un
der suspension of tlie rules. The ree!
Thursday. Juns 7.
of Hie day wm taken up with Hie paaa
Washington, June " —The eenale to- age of bills by unanimous consent.
Calle for All Information.
Gatch Made Bank Examiner.
Waahington, June II.— Itepreeenta-
Washington. June II.—On room
tiere Fulkerson, of Mlasoori, hae intro mendiallon of Senator b allon, Claude
durrai a rreolutiou railing on the presi- Ga'ch. of Salem, hae Iteen appointed
dent and the secretary of agriculture to national tank examiner to succeed A
immediately make public any ai d all J. Johnson, of Corrallie, who resigned
information that they may aerure from up< n being elected to the legislature
•’the girai army of meat in»p dore em Mr. Gateb Is aaeigneil to duty in Ore
ployed by the government.” or from gon, Washington, Idaho and Montana
Indianapolis Transportation Facilities anv other am lie that will tend to cred I Mr. Fulton first lerommerided Frank
it or discredit the prrrluct of any plant
' -a m.. I n I.e I.a I bad
Indianapolis has 1* railroads, ree, b-
• here meat produrla are pre|aed only limited experience in tanking tine
Ing all the important cities o! the Cen
The reeolution aleo relia upon the **c- ineee end the department Insisted upon
tral West, and 14 interurban electric
rotary to Immediately give tua opinion having a man thoroughly familiar with
lines and connections extending from
of condltiona of the planta.
banking.
25 to 75 miles in every direction.
Three bring into
Indianapolis an
Save Life on North Coaat.
Nibratka Balks at Drydock,
anormons trading population.
From a
Washington, June 5 —Kenai or Piles
Heal He, June 55— The battleship Ne
radius ol 50 rnilea more than 23,C00
manufacturers and dealers come to In oflsred the following amendments to braska, building at Moran Bros , tried
Appropriating twice this morniug to get luu-k to her
dianapolis tor their snppliee.
I lit-.rv the eiindrv civil bill
snd publishers will visit Indianapolis I iil.OOO for a lifeMvmg station at Neah dock and each time was swung away
in Jane, the occasion being the annual fay, Washington, authorising a lite from the slip by a heavy wind and a
convention of the National E ditorial saving station at Cape Flattery, 130, strong ebb tide. Once she came near
tKX); appropriating ♦•.<).000 to estab ramming tbe company’s dry dock and
aaaociaCon.
lish three life saving stati ins hetween tbe second time narrowly escaped crash
Fellaey At»«wt Jewelere.
Cape Flattery and Grays harbor, ap ing into tbe Faciflc Coast company's
Jewelera. wbeu w a febee are with propriating |30 000 for a light hones on coal bunkers. Then the attempt «as
tbera toc repalra. are frequenti/ Inault i Kliia island, I'allir.gham lay; appro given up and the boat taken out to a
ed wltb thè remak :
priating |255. irk ) for a levenne cotter city buoy. The battleship was taken
"I trust Gare la no danger of coi i for Puget sound, ami 2:0,000 for two out Saturday for a preliminary trial
tale betng cubatituted toc tbe jewsla In steam vessel a for the revenue service.
spin.
tb« Works of iny watch ”
Far a great many [arsone thlnk tbece
Eight-Hour Law in Islands
No Mail for Seward Peninsula.
■ re dlaboueet Jewelera wbo make a
Washington, June 11.—In teapona*
Seattle, Juns 6.—Because ol the fart
practlre wlth “full leweled** watebea, 1 to a complaint by Président Gompers, that the postal department made no ar-
of eubetltuttng erratala for thè Jewela of thè American Foderati'« of Labor rangem*nla for the forwarding of mail»
j Holicitor Cbarleton, of the Philippine from Seattle to Nome thia year, no mail
at au eoornuiue proflt
Aa a matter of faci. Utero to ito truth government, has reported to Hccretaiy «ill I* forwarded to the Seward penin
la Ibis suspk-loa. A Jewelor, ito mattar Taft that the eight hour law is enforced sula for some time, last year the for
bus dlaboueet. could noi Steel tbe Jew- in the Philippines and is held to app*y etn men t paid 4 rente 4 poo nd on mai
sto la a watch. for tbey ara valuolera; to all works there provided for by ap from Seattle to Nome and St. Michael.
propriation of public money of the The steamship companies advanced the
they enly cuoi 10 cento apleca
The depart
In antiqua wateboo tbe Jewsto wero United Htatee. As to the employment rate to R rente thia year.
ofton raotly
la modern watebee tbey of ETiineee lab« rets, tbe solicitor says merit has naked for bida for the con-
tract, Io be opeued.Jene IV.
aro aerar werth aero tbaa |1S a greca. tbey are now excluded.
Rest of State Ticket Carried by the
RopuUbcan*.
Georg« K. Chairiwrlain, Itomocrat,
carried the state for governor at Maa-
day's elect loo by a plurality ol 2.3UO
lu 2,500, Jonathan Bourne. Jr.. Ke
pabllcan, has a plurality of about X 500
over John M. G sarin. Democrat. Wil-
Ito C. Hawley, Republican, t >r coagrsos
la tbe First district, has defeated
Charlee V. Galloway by about 1.500.
W R Kilis. Repubh-an. in the Hecoml
district, baa a lead over James II. Gra
ham. Itommrat, that will approach
15.000.
Willi* C. Ihtnlway, Republican, for
state printer; Frank W. Hene-wi, Re
publican. tor secretary of elate, and
Roliert Fakta. Republican, lor supreme
judge, hare defeated their reepeetive
opponente by unprecedent*! ploratiti«
Woman suffrage baa been t-eaten by
about 10.IX» and tbe propoee»! local
option amendment wae I oat by about
tbe same vote
The legislature to over
whelraingly Kemhl>«an
Returns by Countie a.
The following is the returns, which
ere practically complete In a majority
ol the counties, on tbe vote lor Vnitod
Hl alee raaator and governor
Baker— Biurne 1,529, Geerin l,7A*.
Cbamlierlain 2,'".J. Withycombe 1,434
Bentos*—Bourne »33. tirarla 755;
Chamberlain 917, Withycombe 1,116.
Cla< kamaa — Bourne I,»76, Geerin
1,752. Chaml-erlam 3.333, Withy
nimbe I,*11,
Brownell, Republican.
■ ae defeated for state senator.
Clatsop—Boom« 1,35*, Gearin *3».
Chamber lam 1,2 •», Withycombe 1,04»
Wltb the exception of county ju-lge
and cor-.ner th» Republicans elected
everything on the county ticket.
Columbia—B-.urne *07. Geerin 616,
Chamberlain 711, Withycombe 974.
Coro—Bourne sud Wilbycumbe are
estimated to have carried the county by
150.
Crook—Gearin Ira-ls by about *6
volee, while Chamlierlain will carry
the cot n'.y by 160.
Curry—It io estimated that Bourne
and Withycombe will carry the county
by 50 volee.
Gearin
DouglM — Bourne 1,5*2,
I,««»; Chamtwrlam 1,793,
Withy
comlw I,KOI. Republicans elected the
nlire coun' v ticket exrrpt clerk
Gilliam — Bourpe 487, tiearin 3M6.
Chamber lain 508, Withy -ombe 411
Die Kepublicans have elected ths conn
>y treasurer, clerk, commissioner ami
representative.
The Democrat! have
elected the fudge, sheriff and surveyor
Grant — Bourne 505, Gearin bid
Chamberlain 705, Witl combe 67fl.
Ja-ks m— I’-iirne 1,373. tiearin I,
140. Chamberlain 1,324, Withycombe
1,502. The entire Republican county
ickst is elected exi-spt eenalor which is
in doubt.
Josephine—B-nirne and Withycombe
will carry the c -nnty by 125.
Klamath — Pourne 477, Gearin 4M1
Chamberlain 5rt9, Withycombe 011.
l ake-- tiearin «ill carry by lol) and
Withycombe by alsiut 50.
l-ane — Bourne 2,043, Gearin 3,035;
Chamberlain 2,241, Withycombe 1 003.
All county otBcee will be tilled by Re
publicans except that of sheriff.
Lincoln — llourne arid W itiiyiouibe
• ill carry tbe county by l< 0
l.inn—Bourne 1,577. Gearin 2,24*
Chamberlain 2.3*5, Witbycvmbe l.Hfli.
Malheur — Bourne 403, tiearin 320,
Chamberlain 45t>, Withycombe 453.
Marion — B itirne 1,047, Gearin 2,
5*2. Chamberlain 2.732, Withycombe
J 620. Republicans have elected the
entile county ticket.
M orrew — Bourne 5w<>, Gearin 3WII
Chamberlain 632, Wilhycomhe 621*.
Multnomah — Bourne 9,347, Gearin
7,66u; Chamberlain *904,
Withy
-omhe ri 315.
Word, Democrat, may
• h - electe l sheriff
Incomplete returns
give tlie Republican candidate a lva-i of
5.
Polk — ltonrne 1»67, Gearin 1,093
Cham tier lain 1,2*6, Withycomb« I,-
IK».
Hherman—Gearin baa a plurality of
60 and Withycombe about the tame.
Tillamook — Bourne 33d, Grarin 221 .
Chamberlain 363, Withycombe 3utl.
Vmatill*—The county will lie carriet!
by Bourne and Withycombe by about
100.
t'nlon—Bourne 1,237, Gearin 1,211
Chambetlain l ,4W", Withycombe 1,26*
Wallowa —Bourne will carry by ltxi
and Withycombe by 50.
Was.o — Bourne and Withycombe
carry the county by small plutalilies.
prohably &o.
Washington—Bourne 1 512, Gearin
l.ln»; Chamberlain 1.444, Withycombe
1,475.
Wbee'er—Bourne 1152, Geerin 2»».
Chamlwr'ain 360. Withycompe 326.
Yamhill—tiearin has a plurality of
104 and Chamberlain 131.
Oil Tank Set on Fire.
N'e-idewha. Kan., June 13. — Light
ning struck an oil tank containing I*,-
000 tarrelx of oil, the property of the
Prairie Oil A Gao company, a Standard
branch liete, ewr’y today, and canoed a
flrtl'Hol $150,000. The horning oil
set Are to the ¡lumping station, and all
the comiany's building»,
includine
some of the large»! pumpe in the worM.
were deetroyed.
The deetruction ol
thee« pum|a will stop »he pumping of
oil to Kansas City and Whiting, Indi
ana, reAiwries, and may can«« the
Prairie company to . eaee Imying oi).
Plan« of French Cabinet.
Paris, June !2 —Tbe cabinet t.iday
deAnitely drew up a statement ol the
g ivernment’a plans lor presentation to
the chamber of deputise tomorrow. It
indicates the n«c««sity of the making
up of deAcita in tlie budget, and for
that purji we will aak for aupplemen-
tary taxation ; announce the presenta
tion of an income tai bill, affecting
particularly inoimee from capital an-l
tha intention of hastening a hill in the
»•note tor workingmen'» pensions.
American Meat Is Barred,
Ix>r.d<m, Jone fl.—The tfaily Tele
graph aaeerta that all admiralty and
war office contract* which hav* lieen
plar *d sine* the disclosures in the meat
packing industry in America stipulate
that canned meats must be British or
colonial productions.
Storm Doot D< qaatation.
Oklab-ma City, June A.—Two fatali-
lira. three acore of farm residence», la-
eluding the stock, tian a, warehooss*
and inrom ng rr pe, were deetroyad by
the wind and bail wf ich awept the
eoutbem portion of Ok ahorna.
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WOULD ROB INDIANS
Senate Passes Bill Allowing Big
Grat! on Colvilles.
PRESIDENT MAT USE VETO POWER
Espired Contract Revived Which Wil
Allow Attorneys Fees ol SlflO.OOO
Without Earning It,
U'Mhington, June 12.—The senate
yeeterilay place»! lie seal ol approval < n
tlie Colvill« giatt, which was slipped
into the Indian appropriation bill c«4>
fetvne« report, whereby these Indians
will lw roobed ot 10 per cent ot the
11,500 OX) appropriated for them for
•orreadering the aorth hall nf their
reservation, the Mid 10 per cent Io hr
i distributed among 10 attorneys who
claim to have procured this appropria
i lion. For bold, unalloye»! grail this
legislation has no equal and what la
equally surprising. It received the votes
ol both WMbiogton «Matora.
Tills graft ••■ so foul smelling that
no attempt wm mads to pay ¡art ol the
Indian money to these laayete ahlle
t is bill »aS being regularly considered
by either the i>oaae or the senate,
lne provision • as alip| e I in by
c inference c.-mmllls* cuntrary to
r ue« ol ¡arllamenlary procedure,
offensive amendment doee not dirxw tly
autlior.xe th« pay'“«nt of $1*0,000 to
thiwe lawyer*, but requires the . mrt of
claims to determine how much they
are respectively entitled to, n.» one
yer to receive more H.an $16.000.
Vlgomue attach* wete made on
amendment on two grounds.
First
The contract originally male with the
Colville» under wbl.h tbe attorneys
were to receive $150.<X)0 il they ««corid
an appropriation i f $l.6tX>.<Mx) expired
in 1X04. and nothing had t-»-»n accom
plished in the meantime.
Today,
• hen the appropriation is lusd- , there
i« no contract in forte, decretory Hitch
cock having refused to renew it ten auer
be believed the scheme s graft, There-
tore it ia exmten led that tlie lawyer«
had nothing on which to bsee a claim
for pay.
But, what aa« more important, it
•as shown by Mr. Clay tb«t this« law
yers had in fact renders»! the Colville
Indians no service, bail done nothing
to urn th* $150,000, «n-l **ra 89$ 90
tit!e<I on any theory to one rent of the
Colvi le money, tint, ae >0 n M con-
greaa authorised ths payment ol the
Cilville claim, the lawyers ritehed in
• nd attempted to collect a Ice they had
not earned.
H > nauseous has loiome thia evident
graft that an attempt alii lie made to
defeat this provision when the Indian
bill comes up for Anal approval in the
house, but If the bonee cone tire it is
not imprutalde that Hie president will
veto the bill and send it back (or re
construction.
WHAT CLAIMANTS HAVE TO SAY
Claim Is Just, nnd They Have Spent
Money for Indians.
Spokane, June 12.—F. C. Roliortson
is I-eat known for his defense of tbe
Consr d'Alene dynamiters in I*1'». M.
J. Gordon is attorney for the Great
Northern in Hpotane and It W Smnm
is s criminal attorney of considerable
l<-al reputation. Mr. Nuaum said
"The amendment that «as passed,
putting the claim up to the court of
claims for settlement, was my own sug
gestion.
It was such a large amount
that we all i'included that we would
lather take <>ur chances witli the court
>f claims than in eongrera with such
fellows as Tillmsn against us, as we
■ ad reason to l>eheve that he would lie.
Th claim is a just one, hae liven before
the authorities for 16 years and we
have never received a dollar on it. We
'<ave spent more that, I* odd in getting
the matter tiefore eongn-ss and this is
as nea' as •• have coma to a sett's
ment
The committee told us a year
ag»i that mi account of ths large appro
priatlona then they would like to have
us aalt a year. 55'e have d<>ne so and
now I lielievs the claim will Anally lx*
settled. •’
The Iviti.l Yuu llav«> Always IGiughi tuia twiriir' III«» eigtia-
tiire of t h.»«. It. Fletcher, an«l h.-i* b»-«-n iiuv.lt- ttii<l<-r hie
jirr-otuil aupervùüon lor over 30 par». Allow no one
to d.-«-»-lvn you in thiw. Coan terre i la« Iniitutlori« nml
•• .luvt.»»«-£ < hh | ’’ are but E«périment«, ami rtuliuigcr tho
hrulth «»f l hlldren—lC*|M-ri«-n«e itgiviu«t >:x¡w-riiu<-uL
What Is CASTORIA
Cohiri.i I« u iuxmili-«* aulntltute for t u-tor t »II, l'are»
. ,
It 1« I'll-lkMint. It
gon. . Itrop« mul -«oothliiir Nyrupa.
cvoUdtia millier <>¡>111111,
,_____ Moridiiue
lorpluu« nor other Vircoti«
sub«tmu-e. Ita ng»» Is Its giiuruut«-«». It clcwlroya 55 orili»
uml allay* I cvcrlvIiiK-««. It cure* l>larrh«i-ii aiul 55 lini
li relieve*
I
iiiinu "*
Trouble».
cure* 4 «Hi»tip*tk»n
Colic, t;
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itinli-ticy. It ujvsltnilutr « tlio F' imh I, regulate* the
unii >'liitnl<*nc
und _________
Itomela* __ giving
and nut urial ah-«-¡>.
Slmnucl I» _____
_ liralthy
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The t liildrvu’e I'unac'cw lite Mother** l-'ricud.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears tbe Signature of
In Use For Over 30 Years
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Grandfather’s Cure for
Constipation
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Intexttnea with a costly wa-.’e of Dif«»!tv*
Juica, a* Saha. Castor Oil. Calomel,
J« ap. or Aperient Water a. always do.
No. — Cascarete strengthen and a Um ir
tale the Boeel Mu. >1 Inervad.
These are the Muaclea that Uno the
Food passages and that tighten up whan
Fe J touches them, thus driving that
Food on to Ila finish.
They are the M . k I m that turn Food
Into Strength through Nutrition.
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BEAT medicine,—the Saw
buck.
Two hours a day sawing
wood will keep any o i - a
Bowels regular.
No need of pi Ila. Cathartics, Castor
Oil nor "Physic,” If you'd only work the
Sawbuck regularly.
Exercise la Nature's Cure for Conatl-
petior. and.—Ten Mile walk wlUdo, if you
haven t got a wood pile.
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But, If you v II take your Exercise In
an Easy Chair, there's only one way to
do that, and make a Success ol It.
Because,—there's only one kind of
Artificial Exercise tor the Bowels and Ha
name la "CASCARETS.”
Cascaretx ace ths only mean* to exer-
ctoe the Bowel Muscles, without work.
They don’t Purge. Cripe, nor "upset
your Stomach.” because they don't act
like Cathartic*.
They don't Cush out your Bowels and
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Well.—a Caacaret act» on jf&ur Bewel
M .-. es ax if you had juxt 1 ..wed a CvrJ
of wood, or walked ten nillea.
That’s why Cascaretx are safe to take
•c .tlnxousry In health; and Out of heaith.
Because they move the Food Nalurafly,
digsatlng It without waaie ol lomottcw a
Caxtrtu Juice.
They thus work ail the Nutrition out !
It before tt decay».
Th* thtn. Hat. Ts Cant bos la made
to fit yuur Veal Poe t at. oc My Lady's'*
Purse.
Carry tt constant./ with you and !•>•»
a Cas. aret whenever you s ape-t you
ne*J one.
Thus you will ward oft Appendultto
Constipation, IndigMiion,
«--4 eth*X
things her:lox.
Drujfiits -10 Cant* a Box.
Be very careful to get the ganutn*.
made only by the Sterling Remedy Com
ps y a d never a-xld In bulb. Every tab-
1st »tamped "CCC." ”
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«> erst to t»!ul ta ear tri«i4i a kexautal
PrncaaaifMr unLD Pt-AUO BuKkoN Buf.
k*r-l «n*r • 44 la (Mil II U a teielr tor IM
Srrauns U&-». !»e cavi» to »Umse “ «*»*4 s* *
a»M«r«*f <m’.
«autoraver <at»IL«»v*i<i>,
Wits wkkkTO-Tilñi» tttokxi Is toaMd.
ria
Wnd UI--U». nunUeems tlu» p*r*r. At«’»»*
Storia« KraeCr Maaenr.C* k »< v m *«• Yvrk.
V* • F at tte« Wvrid.
t «««leO In Ills Sp«-« ia.-n< I . .»
HarJrity la »»rr/ Io b«ar
"Tuminr. you «er« not at w-b - >1 ye«-
(bat you ar« di»*4m*Üed with your preach terday. YVhy waa thalF" asked the tew h
ar. Ila ia a m<»at «icolfoat man.
er.
Brother M<<«innia (of another eoo<re
"I was sii-k. nis'aiu." answered Tuanny.
gatioo) Ob, y»e. and bo’a a < >od prvarb
“I am sorry te hear it. What was ths
er; but be doeeu't draw welt We bavv treubhr!"
a chance bow to get a man wbo ho« Jua:
"I bsd sn awful sor« thumb.’’
beat» triad for here «y.
"That to too bad. What mused ItT’
"I I stepped on a rusty nail, ma’am.
You Can (Mt Alb«n » l oot-» a«« » Wl tL
Then the teacher knew that Tommy
Wriu Alton n <>hi.9t*d, u Key . W. Y . k>r • had played hookey and gone to tbs ball
fr«« MMspto of Alton 9 Ha l > 649
il CUM
•««•ling, hut »w lien a blD< to«'
1« $••*••
n«w Ot tight 9'vtra »«ey
A err Iain curo tat
«V'rn». In«rvwlttg na • an4 bunt n» Aüdru<«
ftoUMllIL Jir
Hut •reap! nay tututllutok.
A < «ullwus » leeMsler.
"Do you favor g .ri-rinueut owner
ship of railways!”
"I don't know," anae<-red Farmer
CorntiesvL "It 'ud t - • I right If we
Reinke Given Five Years.
could allua be surv of sharin' prvflta.
Milwaukee, Wi*., June 13.—Arthur but I've gut trouble enough with taxes
Groige Brink», formerly receiving tel without dlggln' dowu to pay defl rite."
ler of tbe Marvhall A llsley bank, was —Waahington Klar.
•xmtencod to Ave years in the state re
formatory at Green Bay on charge« of
Motkers *111 ftli-t Me» witatow'x Soothtn*
emlwxslemeut ol |14,IKK), by Judge SyruR tke tw«i rv.usdr i<>u«e f„» Ikelr MIMrea
ùurlof the levihHig |»rtoi
Braxee this morning. He had entered
a plea of guilty to the complaint, which
The vv r««a Traete.
chargxxl him with having eunverted to
"But," argued tlie yvuug man. “you
his own ii«« $3,000 - u May 32, 1005, teuuw that two cao live on wbat It cuela
ant $11,000 on November 33, IWOA. to »apport one."
The i large was brought under the law
"That settle« your iaae." growled her
of I»03. relating to emlietilemeril by father. “N'otsuly fool enough to accept
tank officers and employe*.
that statement could ever earn a living
for our" I’hlladvlpbla letlger.
Billing» a City of Tents.
MI4«
Butte, Mont., June 13.—A Miner
“Ila« Count Fumai» tuade « pro(NMial
special from Billings says
Registrs
tion for llie opening of the Crow reeer for your daughter'« baudt*
••Not riartly.** atuiwrrod Mr, Cuuiroi.
ration logins here Thursday. Billings
is Incoming a tent city, ami not since **!!• la waltln< fur tnr to ¡»ut lu blda
the pioneers cnioeed the plaice have so fur a title.**—WaahlDgtuo Star.
maoy prairie schooners ami tent wagons
SEVEN YEARS AGO
lined the atresia. II uneoeeker* are ar
riving daily—on Foreetock, on trains,
< t*»«aiai r««e4 » *lw*wlas-
m wagons snd afoot. Tents are being A K*«teeei«r
I, » a«»ll >• Ma I-lee.
pi'ebed on every 'available lot. Ex
William A. Franklin, of the Frank
cursionist rates went into effect yester
lin A Palmer Chemical Co., Rochester,
day, and jwi.plo are headed toward
N. T., writes:
lings.
’’Hoven year* ago
I wm suffering very
Yellow Jack Brought In.
much through the
New tir leans, Juns IT.—The
«altars of the kid
that three cases ol yellow fever bave
neys to eliminate
b**a under quarantine in the past ten
tbe uric acid from
dare at Ship island, a government quar
My
my
system,
antini- station in the Gulf of Melico
btu-k wm very lame
about midway between the month of
end ached it I over
the Mississippi rivsr snd Mobile, Ala ,
exerted myeeit m th* least degree. Al
• as made public today by Dr. C. II. limes I was welgtied down with a feel
Irion, president ol the Ixrulsiana state ing of languor and depression and def-
•ward ol health. The rases rame from fared coolinnall» from annovmg irregu
Colon and were taken of! the steamer lar i ties of the kidney secretion*.
Whitehall.
1 procured a boa ol lki*n'a«Kidnoy
Pills and I»«* . using theg>. I fqond
Seattle Canal Bill Signed.
prompt ral rt from the aching^an3
Waahington, June 12 — The preai lameness la joy back, and "by tbe timb
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dent today signed the bill authorising I had taken three hosas I wm cured of
James a . M nre, of Beattie, to build a all Irremiaritiw.”
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ship canal connecting I aka Washlngtoa
Hold by »11 dealer»;,60 cents a bug.
with Puget sound.
Foctor-Milbain Co., Buffalo, N. Y
yrr arv) t hvitiis'.
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•Hiver, 1 «eM, t» (iertrt. *il**f. T-W
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r«rV jwori a$o *rxf after twy yra.3
of um c * y th« ca-t«rn e«ait Tower 'd
Wainproof OtlrdOeLx vwrg riro«lxrd
tn the W« j I and were called -Nidgra by
the pmnrcra and cowb
Thu (rr.plxk-
name ha» cost« into juch ^nrral uw that
it 14 frrcjWTihy though wrongfully appbed
to nary x^xtitutcv You eant th« jcnur»r
Look for th« A^nof Uw Tub and
Uw mtm Tower on the button».
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