GOLD HESERVE SAFE.
Bond Syndicate Places $1,350,
000 In the Sub-Treasury.
M A KIM. (.(MM) THE CONTRACT
T.a Ka-imltnrsa? ttia Treasury I'atr 'a.ltl
Wit li.lt awu Kur iiiint to I-ir.f.
1 laa- of saTIIMl.tMMI T.ikru f r tlta-
s-u l.-Tra-asiiry lr Mtiiniieiit.
Nt w Y'RK. Anir. 11. The trovem
Iiient Itotnl svn.li ar has lepo.sit.-tl at
the stib-triu-iirv i. :'.." i.imiO iu K"lil in
exrli.nnre tir li-nul teniU-rs
This a" ti'ii is taken iu rinrsTi:iiife i,f
tin- yiiil:i-.it-' ji' iicy to r-iii;l cr-e the
trea.-ury for .11 withdrawn liit-rtlrom
for shipim-tit to humpe.
A Washington se-ial savs;: A tele
pram has ln-eii rereived ar the treasury
di-Iartnif-iit from Assistant I'uited
States Treasurer -Ionian at New York
stating that f.'iKi.ixjo in yoirt has hi t n
witiiilrawn fur exjiort to Europe. This
was followeil in a few minutes by an
other statintr tJiat tlie Morgan syndicate
li.ul ilejiosited in pild in exchange for
l-'sfal r-'ii.lt-rs !,:;."., IK Ml, which leaves
the k'oM les.-rve at tlie close of the day 'a
business HU.x:;;i.; 1.",. The syndicate's
SK-tioii is taken liere as eoin;hisi ve evi-ilrlica-
that It proposes ti keej tlie re
serve alnjVe the HHI.IHHt.tMMl point, ac
cording to the pirit of its contract with
the goverui:i'iif.
ENGLAND'S VIGOROUS ACTION.
A I..'iiir.iiil nn t lima-.- 1 mitliariits to top
tlit- Kt.ttiaii; I attest ii;at ion ( matin issit.n.
L)Mk)x, At'. 11. An official tele
pram has lieen received in London an
ln.uiicin; that the Peking government,
nt the sntr'.-estii m of the British minis
ter. Mr. O'Connor, has issued a er
nijifiiry edict calling njxin the govern
ors of all the provinces in the empire to
ireveiit the people troni hiinir misled
y idle rumors calculated toexcite anti
luisMou disorders, l-'ive of the partici
pants in tlie Kii'l'heiip outrages have
Imvii arrested and will be fried forth
with. A Shanghai special says: Mr. Mans
field, the acting linti-h consul at r'oo
Clinw: Mr. Allen, the Hritish vice con
sul at Padopa island: Ct.li.li.-l .1. Court
ney Ilion. the L'mteil States consul at
l-'oo-l how: Me-srs. lianmster and
irepory an.l one of the lieutenants of
the 1 nited State-cruiser Detroit, have
started from Foo-Chow for Ku-Chenp.
the si-ene of the recent massacrees. in
order to make a complete mouiry into
the matter. The consular party is es
corted by a detachment of loo Chinese
braves, tlie viceroy having refused to
ullow an cort of foreign soldiers or
marines to accompany them.
SILVER ISSUE NOT DEAD.
Senator Vest Txlks on I laa Money Oiiri
tion al :irlsti;atl.
riiiai. Aup. 14. "The silver
question will never be dropped in
America until free coinage is passed,"
said Senator tieorpe C. V.-st of Mis
souri. replying to iin-stions put to lam
by a reporter ouirei miip the Missouri,
Mississippi and Iowa conventions.
Iu repard to the prospects of an inter
national monetary conference. Senator
Vest remarked: '-It i- penerally cou-ce.l.-.l
that the other powers are awalf
inp the action of Kiigl.uiil. and from all
accounts Knirlainl will not alter the
pold standard. A prominent Knplish
otiicial was liere recently, a pentieman
who had the contideuce of the m-w
linuisfrv, and he had several lung con
ferences ou the subject with Mr. John
Vananiaker. lie said: 'k.-st a-siired
that Knglaul will u. t alter the pold
standard. "
A I artnr sitM,tH 1 lirt-e f .ira-lsita-r.
Mil i-i kt..w x. N. Y..Anp. 1 . Three
foi-eipn- rs havinp three trained l-ars
loitered around Farmer .lames Mc
Comb.s" place a t::il ; from Suininitv ille.
At daik Mr. Mi-:'m:ils ordi red them
away. They r iu t: to iit when, procur
ing a shotgun. Mr. M Comb sent two
cnarpes mt- the party T wo received
bullets in the lower aboomeu t in- of
the men died before reaching Summit
ville. one other is tlyir.g. while the third
is not seriously injured. Farmer .lc
t mill) pave himself up.
No Itounty llri'Uiiiii l-I a ia-a-t -tl nnii
Vsiii..r... A; - H Comptroller
Howler says that he lines not expect to
act on the Mii'iir Uninty claim ot the
nard l:.-, t sup.ir company of Ne
braska for several weeks y. t. and possi
bly not In-fore the middle of Septemlier.
This statement tends to corroborate the
report that he ds-ires to have a personal
conference on the subject with Scire
tary Carlisle N-fore announciup his de
cision in the case.
Will I, l,.i tlx- .lap.
sIIIi,To. A UiT. I -1 . Tlip hr.rpnn
nf liiiiiiipration has information that a
company has been formed in Japan for
the purpose of sendmp Japaii-e labor
ers to this country under contract
'omiiilssioiier uer il Stun.it. n. -i.ejiL-
ln' of the matter, said that is vet tli.
bureau had no jMisitive know leilpt on
tlie subject, but Iis w .is nn lined tttpive
credence to the rumor. Inspectors will
ix pi.t ou tlieir puanl.
o.tnK r Will IE.-turn la.l.
simmtix. Aup. 1 1. ( irneral Cop-
p:i!"tr. who Mas be. n at Jackson s Hole
wnn t ur ir.M.j.s of cavalry, has notified
headquarters that he will return east
i t . .
".nil. iiuMii' two iroops at Jackson
Hole uu ier command of Major Chatlee.
ins proptsed route will carry him
through tlu- Shoshone Indian country to
r nit Washakie, and it is i.re.sumed h.
desires to satisfy himself that all Is quiet
uuie Letore letuniinp to his headquar-
icis at 'm.iiia
Sur the lio.-t:tw it icin.
VsiiiNlir... Aup 1 1. .lames Cole
man. a't-Tiu y f. r tii.- 1,,- rs of Albert
J Ike ot Ai -k.u.as. in the ct irt
ol cj i;i:.. a i i.i m .'or jn imh against
C.e )i taw ii. it; i la i aas Albert
1 ike tor iii.inv .-.irs w as t he a' to: nev
Ior t in- i .: r m -t; ;t...ii. and t:i: sail i:
for mtvi. . s leiiae n-d.
Two Vouthfol IIioLtrs.
Svvxui. Ana 11. Frnest Kobbe
Slid Koler lb.se.lllv. two wlnf- l.v
nndrr I -J years of'u'e. have
puilty to several burglaries and were
sentenced to two years in the peuileu
t.ary.
A Wealthy lji,rr I l-o4 ma,.
Cm. a... t. Aup 1J. Walter Mattooks
a wea.thy lawyer of this citT, has
cropiK d de;Kl at the Calumet club.
Woman .saultr.l l. a Negro.
K i irv , Aup 14 A man sup-
Jf-sed to be a uepro broke into the resi
i in of Mrs. l.uther Ixjwe w ho lw-loii-s
to one ,r tiie most prwmineiit
families in the Mate, near Independence.
Mr-. Ij.w.- ran out of the front door,
I ut the tramp caunht her and threw
f.er down ami choked her. A is
alter the nepro. who will receive suui
liiary justice if captured.
Wae
l!l N .1.
tf -.HX Men ICalM-d.
V. Ya . Am? i Twn
thousan.l employes of the Kiversid.
n'.itvs unve I eell llotltleft ot an m-
cr.a ,.f piper cent in their waves
This is the second increase of like
amount in three months and places their
wapes w here they were, before the dull
Uuies. two ye.ars apo.
Ml mont Huy. Oark Hor.
New Yokk. Aup. 14. Aupust IM
iutut haa purchased Henry of Navarre
tf hyraa McCittilajid aud Duruui of J
A SENSATIONAL FIGHT.
two 'rien.li ttuarrel an.l One Sltmtt
Another A lrany Allair.
Ct ay C. II.. Y. Ya., Aup. 14. While
Nathan Brock and John Stephenson
Were poiuir to their homes on leather
Wood creek, alt nit ten miles away, they
were overtaken by a mail named Woods,
who accompanied them About 1 o'clock
in the morninp Bro k and Stephenson
became involved iu a snufMe, and the
latter shot lirock. About that time a
liepro came alolip and Ntet.helis.oii. at
tlie point of his revolver, made the
nepro promise to stay wiih him. Hrock
had fainted, hut revived and beped
piteou-ly for water, but Stephenson re
fused to allow either of the men to IT'
for it. He consented to allow the
wounded man to be taken into a de
serted shanty. While Brock was beinp
moved. Woods mauaped to escape and
hurried back to Clay C. H. for a doctor.
In aliout one hour Brock noticed that
the uepro wa. suorinp and that Stephen
son seemed to lie asleep. He bepau to
feel aroend for some weapon and found
a pun which had been left there by the
last occupant. Thinknip it iiiiphf be
loaded, he put it at'iiust Stephenson's
breast ami pulled both trippers, but no
report followeil. He then ned the pun
as a club ou Stephenson's head. The
man pave a startled exclamation and
fell as thouph dead. This wakened the
nepro. and without waifinp to help
Brock he ran away. Brock thonplit he
had killed Stephenson and hid himself
in the bushes. Stephenson renamed
consciousness, and after searchinp
everywhere for Brock went away and
has not been seen since. Winds and a
physician arrived at daylipht and Brock
was taken to Clay C. H. in a dying
condition.
THEY DEFEND THE INDIANS.
Three Army Oflic-ers i oiHleiim the Settler
of .lai-kiioii's Hole, Y.
Wasiiixotox. Aup. 14. A report sent
to the w ar department by Captain J. T.
Yanorsdale of the Seventh infantry,
late actmp apent at the Fort Hall In
dian reservation, on the subject of the
trouble with the Bannock Indians, has
lieen forwarded to the secretary of the
interior. The report says in part:
B.-inp short-rationed and far from
self -supportinp. the Bannocks hunt for
the purpose of obtaining sustenance.
By treaty they are granted this privi
lepe. If would seem that the killinp of
these Indians under the circumstances
is uothmp more or less than murder.
Further, 1 lielieve that there is uo wan
ton slaughter of game by them, w hile it
is a notorious fact that hundreds of an
imals are killed by white men for noth
ing more than heads and horns. There
are men in that country who make it a
business to pilot hunting parties from
the east and abroad which not only
slaughter elk, but capture and ship
them out cf the country. The killmp
ol game by Indians interferes with their
business. "
Captain Yanorsdale's report bears tlie
indorsement of Lieutenant Colonel
Henry F. Noyes of the Second cavalry
and Brigadier ieneral Frank Wheatoti.
commanding the department of the Col
orado. LIKE HOLMES VICTIMS.
lioy lite at tlie Home f.f a Woinun for
Whom They Were Injured.
Y ashinotox, Aup. 14. A nepro boy.
Campbell Hall by name, liviup with
Hose and William Hammond, also col
ored, has died here under circumstances
so suspicious that the coroner decided
upon an inquest, which resulted in the
holding of the Hammonds to the grand
jury. The evidence showed that the
boy virtually died of brutal treatment,
ami that his life was insured m favorof
Hose Hammond in the sum of $'.0.
The fact was also developed that the
Hall boy's brother, who also lived with
the Hammonds, and who was insured
iu the woman's iutere-t for fvioo, had
du-d there aliout two months apo, and
that they have another nepro boy now
living with theiu who is also insured foi
Mrs. Hammond's benefit.
West inghoiise Talk on tti Negotiation.
l'lTTsiU Kii, Aup. 14. In lanswer to
the direct question of your representa
tive a to whether there had or had not
lieen negotiations l-etween the est
inphouse and (ieneral Electric com
pany within the past few weeks liM.k
mp to the fixing of prices and the ar-
r:lll -ri II ir . if Tmfelit lflntters Tr f i . .
Wcstinphouse. president of the com
jiany, sain mat a meetiup was held
New Vork LlT u-l.nL Imt tin ...p....
menf could le reached, as the 4 ieneral
tiei tric company wanted too much ad-
IVffei Has a
lea.
KMI'imu, Kan., An
It. Senator
IVrt'er has written a letter to J I
Hoiden of this city in which he come
out strongly in favor of currency baset
upon land values alone He has dis
carded silver and the sub treasury plan
and writes that be believes tht chitf
ttoui le with the cnuntiy is intt ie,st and
its twin evil rent..
Making Money an.l tiixxl Time.
Tvkoxk. Pa.. Aup. 14. W. B Tavlor
and C. H. Mitchell, two l .....-.,.- i
men w ho started from their home June
s's. to ride to rhilad.-lphia on a w agei
that they could reach that city by Aug.
s-. earuuip t .oo ou tlieir way. have ar
riven nere. oeinp nine davs ahead
schedule time. They have earned $ H
oi me ijiouey ny pivinp concerts. They
eect to reach Philadelphia by Satur
Intoxication l.raN to Death.
Ai.i.EXTi.w x, I'a., Aup. 14. Benjamin
Ulose. llVlllir near Slatedale in the i.r
per part of the county, has ln-en
oiowneii in rue xsiue .Mountaiii slate
quarry. Blose was intoxicated and wa.-
seen lvinp near the onarrv It is lie
lieved that while in a drunken stupor
he rolled into the quarry and was
tirowneu. niose was single and about
't years of ape.
The Tramp Wanted to Preach.
P..TTSTOW-X. Pa., Aug. 14. The polic
of -Tuolrwf ill villi a Vintlu- K ......
- " ' ' . VI a.-'H '1 1 ISIIt-tl
to hear the continual ringing of the
scnooniouse bell. On investigation it
was found that a tramp had slept in
me scnooi ouiniing during the mpht
auo ranp tne oen to call the iieotde tc
worship in the morninp. After much
iwrsuasiou he left the village.
Not KutilWU to the l-state.
S'R4Tll" P:l Anr. if Tl
-- --. - . . ..mi e
Arclibald. in a lenpthy opinion, decid.-d
niiit ir. .u i'. miiu was mt eutlth-d
io me proiHTtr ol the J;ife Lil Howard,
who rlviiiir rciirlir l.ft 1 .-.e
- . - -s . ,m rniair
Which Siiiifli (l:iiiTi,l iw tda ...
. . IIH, V.'(lilljl
law husband of the Howard woman. It
was me urst case 01 its kind evei tried
iu tins county
Willow of ,liiii Iti.mh l.l
CHrsTKK. Pa., Aug. 14 A dispatch
received here states that Mis Kim-line
K ach, the widow of the late Johu
Koach, the great shipbuilder, has d'ed
at her summer home at Larchmout
Manor, Westchester county, N. Y.
Intense ll.-at lal-n Ileuth.
Si NPi KY. Pa.. Aug. 14 Wi'liam See
forth, aged "iU years, went on a tin roof
to fix a chimney. He was prostrated by
the intense heat and died before he
could be taken off the roof.
Onay Men Fleeted.
N'liRRisniH x. i'a., Anp. 14. The Ho
publican county convention for the
election of seven delepates to the state
convention was held here and tuav
lueu were elected.
ISe. Ir. t unwrll Itetter.
YofNosTowN, .. Aup. 14. Hev Dr.
Russell H. Con well of l'hiladelphia. who
waa taken su k at the Tod House here,
is not reparded as dangerously ill. He
is suffer. np fro-n ut rvous prostration,
but he iusists that he will h able to re
Bume his lecture eugageiuenta within a
week.
1P
J
111.
Maceo Writes an Encouraging
Letter From Cuba.
REBELS ARE HIM(i VICTORIES.
The .'atiih Soldiers Are Panic. stricken.
A Kepiihli.-an oernineiit ft.st.tlilishe.l.
('am.s Likely to Tlir.iu I . His ( un
naiitl Spanish Sol.lieis liii;.
Nkw Yokk, Aup. 14. Favorable ac
lounts of the propress ot I lie Cuban rev
olution have been received by tieiierai
lionzalo de tuesada, secretary ot tlie
revolutionary party in the L'n.ted states,
hi a letter troin (ieneral Maceo. The
tter say-:
"The revolution i most powerful m
Santiago de Cuba aud in Camapney;
tvery battle so far has been a triuiu)ii
tor the libe.-ators of this country. '1 he
jq.auish soldiers are jianic stiiiken uiiu
MAJOR GEXEUAL AMoXIO MACEO.
mrrender b their hesiepers, who spare
their lives. I think that we shall soon
oblige the Spanish government to give
up the island to t he Cubans, w ho w ish
to le free, aud who are striving to throw
off this yoke which oppresses and ruins
tln-m.
The live representatives of the east
ern department have left for Camapney
in order to establish the government of
(he republic. The representatives are
Dr. Joaquin Castillo linaiiy. Rafael M.
Portnondo. Rafael Mauduley. 1'elro
As.'uiiera Kindelaii and Mariana San
rhez Vaillauth. This will institute a
government comjwised of a president
itnd three secretaries those of war. in
terior and foreipn at! airs. It is possi
ble that the president Will be I ieneral
Bartoleme Masso."
In an interview ieneral de tuesada
Fays: "It would not be surprising if
(ieneral Campos did carry out his oft
repeated threat of throwing up tl
command in Cuba. Information r
ceived from Camapuey tells of the suc
cess of (ieneral (iomez and of daily re
inforcements to his ranks. The city is
in a panic, and the Spanish troops are
afraid to venture lieyond it's limits
When the soldiers return from their ex
cursions in this repi.ni one haif of
them are disabled by sickness. In the
hospital at Puerto Principe there are
over 4H Spanish soldiers and the deaths
averape 12 per day.
"From the sugar plantation of Kl
Lupareno ."o Spaniards, natives of ial
licia, recently joined the insurgents,
showing that even the Spaniards are in
sympathy with the revolutionists.
"From Madrid I am informed that
the re-erves of I'.! are so disputed at
beinp ordered to Coin that the govern
ment is afraid of a mutiny. To prevent
this, they have been disarmed, and
their anno and ammunition will be
'hipjwd on a transport in cases. t( be
delivered to the iii upon landiiip in ( 'ul a.
The reserves, however, declare that
they will ;o.n the revolutionary forces
when they are d:s mbarked n; Cuba."'
THE PLATE TOO SOFT.
New Kin. I of Carnepie Armor Shows rp
l'oorlv When Teste. I.
Washington. Aug. 1 1. The officers
of the ordnance bureau have witnessed
a very interesting test at Indin Head.
The first was an experimental chrome
steel plate made by the Carnegie com
pany uiion the plan of Mr. Wheeler of
the Wheeliug-Sterlinp company. The
plate was 10'.. inches fl ick ami was
tested with an ls-inch pun. the projectile
beinp an l-inch Carpenter shell, tiled
at a velocity of I.sm; leet The projec
tile made a clean hole through the uiate
aud lodged loo yards beyond. It was
the judgment of the ollicers that the
plate w as too soft and n.. better than or
dinary steel plate.
The next test was of an experimental
plate made by the Cai n-pie company.
Seven inches thick, with pasties cut into
it in places so as to make the carbon go
in better when it was beinp treated. A
h -inch gun. with a 1-inch ( arpeiiter
projectile and a velocity of i.mhi teet.
was used. The projectile stuck in tlie
plate, the point not going quite through.
A MAD NEGRO'S REVENGE.
He Shoots Innocent IV. .pie Hecause .Mail
at a steamboat Officer.
St. Lin, Aug. 14. A enraped nepro
fired a lusilade of bullets into a crowd
of passt npers and members of the crew
of tlie steamer City of St. Louis as th"y
came down the gang plank of the boat,
just after she lauded at the wharf. The
wounded are: Lou Davis, colored, cap
tain of the night watch, shot in region
of tlie kidneys, will probably die; Frank
Bennett, white, roustalioiit. artery -in
arm severed, serious; John Bell, stew ai d
of steamer City of Cairo, lives in Vicks
burg, shot in leg, not serious; William
Thomas, colored, roustabout, shot In
left leg. not serious.
The shooting was the ontcome of a
fgl't between the negro, whose name is
unknown, aud Lou Davis, captain of
the watch, while the steamer was lyinp
at Cairo, Sunday. The negro came to
this city ou a train.
liroke a World Heror.l.
Cincinnati. Aug. 14. Charles K
Tudor of Cincinnati lias broken the
Carthage track record for one mile fly
ing start. His time was .':; .."i. The
track record for one mile was held by
Walter Sanper of Milwaukee, who
made it in i:i".'.
PITH OF THE NEWS
George T. Loher und T. F. Fnrnell have
left Oakland. Cal.. for a trip around i he
world on their wheels.
Sharp earth. juake shocks have lieer. ex
perienced Ht the City uf Mexico
Philip Spinner of Troop H, Seventh
I niteil States cavalrv. who has t-en in
the service "I years, committed suicide at
Camp Douglas. Wi.
Stonewall De Faiirar. the forged check
swindler, and Murderer llvnes made an
attempt to escaj from the penitent ia ry
at Jackson, Mich.
Herman Kohaup, a voung (ierman
blew out the brains of Mrs. William Kru
Ker, wife of his employer, at Shelby, la
Hid then committed suicide.
A complete j cry has not yet been found
fa the case of Theodore Durrant, charged
with the murder of HI HIll-llV I ii.ii..... ...
... - " 1 ell
ran r rancisco.
SherilT Stanley of Carrollton. Mo has
received a letter from Albei t H Wilson .
convict, in which he declares that ti,-
Tavlor brot hers inst e.i.i.-itu.t .. i......i.
, I i .. .s...,,i IJ1ILCII-
erini? tha Aleekv tamili- urA ,,. .1
r. " " J , ..... ...J IUU 1 1 1 It I -
aerers.
An organized effort ic in 1 ....i .
------ - ... uiaiic IV
secure the attendance of alMut i
school children at the Atlanta exposition.
Captain General Martize Cam.s it is
raid, has resigned com maud iu the island
of Cuba, reconimen.li.nr m,.
, -a uuiwiiiiiuj ior
the colony.
Tb rumor lhat Prleiir r- i 1 .
tieen tennei-M.1 t K. .
. . . , oopreuie court
eat la deuied lu Washing tou.
JAP D'PLOVATS UflPRIS ID.
Thej l'pr. s,,,,lt. II. . -.'.t ( .... i airs
the l:. p..rt. .1 I :. .. r:!-.
Washinoton. A;:g. i N i-tfotma-tion
b.:.s b.-en I ., i. d .. t .' e .' .i;..'.:i.-st.
legation in coi,r';-:i'ai "U or c- ol
the rep. rt ttiaf :i cab.!., t .-n- , l--s
Japan thongh tli" h i ti w. uid ut
li'-cessarilv be int"i lae.i c! sueis ail
cr.rre::ce until 1 1.- ! .i i::.,t i. !i of a new
lnini-ti v.
The rej-ort of di option was. how
ever, a surprise to the I!i.-. .1-..', Ill-
leijatioii and h.ls a:. i:. d giv.it liit. r-e-t.
W hile ac Usioin.-d to look tl p" II
Counts it. i and 'l amaata asaini' st
pel m.ineiit y.iLts of tr.i- .lai.ai.e-e g..v
i rni:i. nt, tin y a liuit tii.-.t th'-re has
been dissatistactp.il eNpr. e-t ;.:iio;:g
tin- tppoitioli po';tic!:i!'s co.icei !i : ti p
the recession from the t. ru. of tia
tirigMial treaty, and is . sunn. s.-d that
anv cabmet changes will he dv.e to thi
cruicisni. They tiiink. however, thpt
a change on this account i- improbable,
as in Japan the i!.in:.-::y l- t;.- en a' on
of thi' emperor and it s cont in nam-.- ill
tdi'i o is in no wise i!e; end' nt tii.o:i
popular approval, except so i.u atip
iiiinisfers inav j -i s, ,na! iy be infinenced
bv it. Furthermore, they !ind it dn!i
cillf to realize that tle. ie sliotild" be any
lii'siinileistaiidmg on lip- .,uesti..ii of
lank, it being slated thar they resigned
t.ecaiise in-w titles were coiiti Tied on
them without consuhing them.
i lut ra:;cs l'..sli.itie a W.-.l.liii;.
li'M K!' i:i. Ills., Aug. 11. ''lissLona
Van Vaikeiih'.u g. a well-known il 'k
Jord young lady, was i.i have started fcr
China soon to wed Uev. .Mr. ' eiishaw.
a l!a)tist missionary, stationed at a mis
sion -.i.oo miles from tlie s.-aboard.
Word has just been received that he lias
been obliged to abandon his post on ac
count ot the outrages there, and the
Kockfor.i young lady will not go until
next year, cont nuiiiiracour.se of hos
pital studies in Chicago.
The K-M.rt I'rol.aMy True.
V.ssimx;tx. A rig. II. Whs!.' noth
ing is known at the state department
about the reported negotiation of a
commercial treaty Willi Iha.il bv
I'niied States Minister Thompon. u
is said at the department that the gov
ernment of l'ra.il had been de-irous of
enlering into some commercial ar
rangement with the 1'iiif.il States ever
since tin; abrog.it ion of the reciprocity
treaty wa- ejected by the repeal ol tiic
McKinley tarirl' law.
rw Woman l ells a Man.
Citf-sToN. Neb.. Aug. 11.- The new
woman is readily adapting herself to
the masculine arts. H.-nry I'.arkerand
John 1 'etelsi .11 qiiarr. li d over tlie pos
session ot a wagon and came to blows.
Peterson was carrying oil the honors,
when Mrs. Barker felled him to the
pround with a Hub. rendering him ui -coiiscioiis.
Bailor and hi- wit.-th.-n
fi.il.' away. Petersons injuries are
serious.
The A !!. I . Me. i.i. .is l,.n'l I il... II.
S N Fi: m i-i , A up. II. I. oca! mem
bers of the A. I!. I", are much mceiistd
over an iiiscrii.t ion that 1 as !.e.n placed
on the m.einmeitt erected at th - Pre
sidlo nvtr the graves of four sold'er
w ho were killed in a railroad wr""
during the pre.it strike a year ago. The
inscription is to the etlecf tiiat tie sol
diers wen- murdered by strikers near
Sacramento, July 11. Is.. 'I.
Hri.l.- an. I (.room T.-it.e l.ati.laniiin.
Y.tl.i", Mich. .Aug. I ). Wi'-en Down
ey and wife, who h.iw be n maii'e I
only a week, made an alt mpt to sui
cide by taking laudanum. Th.-ir con
ditioii was discovered shortly after
ward, and by hard Work o;i tip- part ."1
the phvsi, iaiis th' ir ! v.-s . r sived
The woman, however, is stj'l a si ri
OUs conditl. .11. The l"i e.-oii for (he deed
if Hot known.
A lleilltle ! II Mlci-.T 1111111;.
YmiK, llng'a-id. Aug. lb l.'ob. rt
Iludseii a young arid ii g!:iy e, incited
man who h' 1 run tlir -i:g'i his own and
liisvvit- s fortunes, been e. . n'.d
by lianging h- re for the mcr.l r of hi
wife and cii l i . .n I i liusl. y Moor. Voi k
shire, in .lime !.i-t.
. Traveling salesman Air. sled.
Drrt wi k. ).. Aug. 11 .1. M. Boss,
traveling salesman for tlie American
Ball Blueing company. New- Y ork, ha.
beeu arrested her,, and taken to i'iud
lay. ., to answer the charge of lorptuu
a ;;i i:liuk.
I.-:itlis Av. rai;.. Koin- Hailr.
SN Avi'oxii i, Tex., Aug. 11 Of th
;i o neproes confine i m i he govi-rnmeiit
, (Uaranf in-- eamji at l!ag!e Pass ;o aro
a!i;icted with smallpox. '1 ho deaths av
erage about four daily.
W ill I'avthe .Mora latin Next Month.
M ii:ii. Aug. 14 At a meeting of
the cabinet ministers it was decided to
pay the Mora claim, in a lump sum, in
September, without interest.
THE MAHKcTS.
I i: i !:ri!n. Aug. la.
WHEAT No. 1 red. lf 7;
if7.7:'-.
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W -.; extra No.:. i.;t . "', -: N.. n. vv
vvii.I.-. i'.'.-i.i--; ,-xira No. ".. t..';, iiajv
in. xi tl. .'i ' ; .
IlAY No. 1 tllUotllV, '....( ' li '(I; X'.. 2
t::i...tUy. l- -i s; im: v:s, ,i t .";.. v, ,7
D":; l'.-c k.i,t.si.ois.. X.., i I, . i,-.,.,
!!.H' ili..H.: .;,v. ,., u i.ia.-thv, l , iw
(u !(.. . X... J i,i t in. u. . ti'. il i;..xi. X,,. -oi.:
tain Thy. t H',"t?:, r..i.
ia t ii-.ii-h.:ii crea-n.-rv.
fal.cv :iri., ry. !!.-i,-.h-; l.ei.-v ,-,
K't..V; i. vv ur-..i.- and .,. k:. J
try r-..
1 Hl.i:SK. 1 ni . M.li i it, -rt. s. : - .... N, v
Y. rk. new. !..,!.,.; !, . fi.,.r ,., u. . .
YVi-.-,.i.s:n Swiss, y4 - UM: . t,t., .tt .
lu. : jr.
KUUS strictly fr -di P, ii-.-vlvaiiia an l
Ohio, ui ca-c,. 11-,-ili-; . , ,r.. f,
caritl!fl.
1'Ul'LTHY-I.ar... live ehlclo-tis. 6. . r
I-.-.ir: live click, Ms. 4, ..lr,,,
Cl.l.'kellS. S50 4.-..-. us to s;..: ,- ,;.i,'kers"
loiiljcper p. i.n.l; i:r, s.s, a . ra.e k.-ns
lout! ,c-: ciucks, l-il.i,..
Kvsr I.iHfitTV. Pi., A".u'. l.f.
CATTl.E H . ,,ts r.il tins w,-."k. I.
curs en s..!.-. ...u.:st..ttf ir.ostlv of light
trades. Tie- liu.rk, is .,,,.,,1,,..- a ,,t.
from last
vv.i hs t:,v-: We inioie mar
' "'. i mo t., .-,,i:.4ii: u .ft..Al,t
l.t::ci.,-rs. r-, K.,..:.,- r,.,. ,,,
fat. l-.Mtna.Hi: I t;.!-, stags a,i . , . vi ,K7 t
2S-I': fre-h .-,.ws h::.1 s.rii.k-..rs. ) u. .t ru u.t.
HlKiS-k..U.it. l.eh, ,,1V. ,,,, t.?
tl. Miami i. .,-.t .-,:.a tin mark. I .ti l
Ir.es vv.il Is- J.,,r ,.-.,is' t.. -. -!.r
Ii.ark. ts U up J. vv.-r We W..I-.1.; ,,..,,.
prime light. ", ji ?V .io: ., .ia.tt. .,t
.vas-s : 1.. ..w .....:,u.: 'u
fair birk.t,. lUwij,; r.c.ghs. ,,,
50
sHKF.P AND I.AMbS-Suj.j.lv is,l..,ai
cars ,-. sal. Tt.e deita.r.il i- !:), t .i
market dull :u.ii l. u . r. ., -i-m; t, . " . :,-te't n
markets i. in., I .j,,,,. ),. ,, ,. a
liale 1..W.-J. F.Xl-.lts. .i,vj( lu;
w: Ko.1 ... fur. i ','';
COIl. 111. .11 ,r 1 o.i; lli l.lllll.s. ....., i")
veal .-aiv. , .j in-ui in. h.-.ivv an.l u.u. ...'v.st
ts UVt.lO uo.
lj... .... . II....- . !....
t'lM INXATI. Aug l'l
Hfms-Market slow ai. 1 l...v. r at
4 !: r.-. ei,., i.i,., ,..I: sj, :,,.,,. ;, , ,
t 'ATTI.K M,rk.-l -i. ;i.lv :,i ....,(... -.-. re
cv; ts. :. : shi.n..-i-ts. I .i h. :1d
M1KKP AM. l.AMKS-si,.,,,. market t
but steady nt ; c :.7." : rec .j.t- :i . ,
sh in... i.ls. h. ad. I.ai,.l,s. m.ttk, t dull
ai.d u,k at Zij.', u i.
Ni vv Yoi:k, Aug. 1:1.
I WKEAT-Sift mark, t str..n-, r. X., r.d
t.Te and elevat. t, T atl- ;.t. I..i...- f i, j.
' 'v a 11-mi t : 1 nui t:.. ru. 7l- e. X., 1 h ir,;'
VsC delivered.
t ' tIiN,.t mark, t a.-tiv. an.l h:gh r X'.t '
2.4,'sc el. v.iT..r. IT-'.4".e atloat: y. l ow and .
utigia.l.l mix. ,. A , . 47. ,. f ,, 1, a;l,. lt .
ATS- SjH.t ii, ark. t -t.-.t,l v. X... .'.r, 1 j
No. - d.-liv-er d. Jioijt.is..., 'x... a Xll" '
whit.-. f-Oc: X.,. .I ivl.,1.. ; irack j
vvh.t.- wc.-tern. -oi.H.; track white state
'if 'i-M'. ' j
ATThK-Kur..,..!! inl-lis (1I1t, At,i, ru-an
steers at II, HIV. dressed ueiKht; refrisf- 1
era t..r 1m . f at t i... j
SHKF.P ANli LAMlls-R .j,,,,, .V(;) .
..11 sale t, c.-.rs, or In .Hi h. ad ; v.-rv dull and
l.ar.lv steady: 11. ar y s.oo uhmiI.I. She, t.
riilakuu' t-- la"11"" to cuoioe!
Uvtt;.S-Market easier at tiJia5-5a
k) L. I Lt MM) L
Asks Gi'.keson to Call Tccrcther
the State Committee
i
to .w:kan;i: 1:01.1. or im i.n; ati s.
I he s, ,:,,,t sM j, l.ais t. ill..... ii Mill
II. I til t l;" .Ml V -1. 1 ..in ai til.- I .-it !,,ir-',
11. h.-t- t '.stout el tl;.- i,tii.,;,i I,,:.,.
Illitlee Is I i . . tie ul.
1'iT'si.ri:.;. Aug. I 1. n;lf T t; ny
yesterday wret- utid maiJed a letter I
t ha i I!:. ill t tilkc-oti. a-klltg t !:..t !: . '.
the state ' m n.i : f t e t g. tu-r to ; i :.;, 1
the roll '1 'iei.ai.-st , ( ,, i . ,., . .,. '
ti"ti. This is a duty "f t:;-. .-iat- c-.-'t ;
lt.ittee ti.ai is u-::a:iy di-c:i.i!-ged b. i1
c!:ai: ::. in a: .! ih.' -c ir'un. -, l i:t i
iit.T t u.iy says very good have '
presented tii. Iiis. ,, s why Lie -. ::!:: : ',
tee sh. u: Id at t - ii 1 to 1 ! . .v. I: !'i:-,::i'-. in
advair e o! ihe j r.- .-nt c, nv. i.t -n. I
Tl.-,diay men d.-. lar' 1 !: ivl ic -j
lead.-rs are n,.t mdy j r.-jiar. d to ,i;i n 1 I
ga.l.-ries with -hi ut. r . bi.l to s' . i tn j
nmvi nrioii as w.-.i. 1 'm- ol the ;: -.-t m 1
(lii atioiis ,,f this, th. y say. w as t, ,- .: !
cumstatice that i i.aima:i (ill;.. - 11 j
tallied a 'tight lea-e ' of the 1 . ai 1 : - i lg
op.-rahon-e for or v. n ! , .11 da.- in ti
ow n 11;. tne iti-tea.i of in I in- IK; in. - of ; l.(
state . oinmiliiig
Aft-r mailing h:s .rt,.r ro tlie-f 'e
chairman. Mr. 'uay 111 i.:e the im.ow
illjl stat' tM. 11' f-.r piibli, ai ion :
"1 have reason to beh.-v ,- a .l. niai.d
vi;l be made up..;i 'ha;:!;. .,, i;j;c,. ,,..
by llios,. whose demands ,e c;ii; . r i;i---regard,
to doctor the roi! of iin- -i it.
conv. utiop in his int. r, sf 'i h,. in.;,,
iiig up of the ro.I of the slate conven
tion is 1 he bus" 11 es of t he stale com 1 1 h -tee,
jnsl as the m.i'.ing- of 1 he roll of
the national convention i.- the i.ii.-ieess
of the national committee.
The authority to make it up h:.s
heretofore bi en ex. r, i's, d by tin- chair
man of the state comni'tt. e. be ails,- if
h s never been on. -tii.n.-.l. and be
cause t here has li.ii no ociarni le
feiitly of sulhcint import an..-.-in !' ii ii't
tlie calling of 1 he whole commute.,
l.'easoning from the rec. nt ru .. j c. :
v-entions m Kik and Sell yikiil that -
casioll MOW exists, and III ii uM te.lf
Mr. Jiilv-rs-oti d-.es not call the (oa,:i: 1
tee ill pursuance ,,f ,-e jiiest I make
ol lmn today.
-1 sincerely trust t1 at ev. rv meiiii.ei
of the state committee in favor of ! : 1
jilay will b - present at 1 ! .0 1 1 -1. . 1 g .,,
Monday, t'o .'i.th iiist., I;, t.id-i r : . . . t
the slate committee tiiay lake lis busi
iiess into ifs o-.v ii iiaii-l-'.'
11,, y,.u really th:,r; f o..
woii'd at empi - m il a c uit'se - oa oi
tn:ay wa - as!., d
1 h. s,. n. eii :.;e il,',; r.i't." 1.. 1,..
plied.
II. II lis. in S I'ict.:!.- Il, 111.- V Int.- .,t.s...
W v-im:t... Aug. 1 i .'-. I:e ,. .1
ia:t:?:i:g oi I '!-. o-nt !! - !..;
!.- 1. r.-ce.veri at t!.. Wi, to Ii,-'. ... ;t
ivili be hung 111 tin- V I .t- ;!,.. ar.d
. :li c 0:1 ,!. te the gai t i v . I j i. si
tii i.tiai Jul 1 1 ads.
I " 11 tg,a ria its Vliirih-r an.l IS.irn.
'. ins 1 v i 1 v. -ri.r. Aug 11. 'I'll" Vah
ai'o:i a t.-h gia; lis that a I. ' ga r 1 11
of
ha !!. li'imi' l ng i.oo-i men. ii:;s at
tacked tile vi laute of Ja 'akli. in tii.
district of Kii'.iia't. :i mi I burn ! .. 1
iinis. s The A 1 1: 1. ii i a 11 s ;,-. t is . sa :
to have kdad-'-iof !iie ii,!i.;!itaais oi
Janakli.
1 tan Itny lite l'-i.tel I v.
Xiv V..i:K..iii' 1 1. .1 tist ice 1 r I tr.en
in siipr. me court chambers, has h ....b-d
dovvn ad -cisioii denying tin- niot'oii !,,r
an 111 jiiiict !oi io icsiraii the r.-i.ig,t n
z.itio'i c.tmiuitt"e oi' the I 1 -1 1 : i 1 1 1 t a'id
I'aMlc I-'ee.i ;ug coin, any fr .'11 ;. i,- 1.'.
ing or ae.jiiiiing tin- properly ;
trust, which was advi-i t iscd to be sod
to.iav.
.M't':rt Ity In tlie l.ea.l Again.
LoMmiv, Aug 11. Ar a meeting ol
th liisli Parliamentary ariv. Mr.
liistin .Mel 'iii'ihv. M. p., was 1111 1111
111. nisly re-elected chairman. t . 01 : 1:1 1 v
f.i expectations, ihe meeting was la.iiv
harmonious, tii" sn!'ii-,-t ii;. .ii win -u
Colli! IctS Were expected being post polled
Will Sue lor st ; I. otto. into.
S vn Fc vM ts, ... Aug. II.- Tli- h.-irs
of .los.i b' .lesr.s Nn.' will soon brim:
suit to recover a vast tract . f land n. ai
(e.l.bn (iate park, known a s,,;,
Jligii"l Pan ho The prop.-i-y in
M.J.cd is estimated to be Worth -1 -OvU.tHCI.
Sli.it li.v a .lilli tl l over.
)vkr.vM. fa! . Aug. I I. Miss .lenni"
Iewis. a domest C em jiloy ed ill I lie fa in
ilv of lh" P"V. (ii- rg" Moar -.1 lln
clty, lias been shot and latally win 11 led
by a man supposed to be 1 ,ouis F. M uhl-
HCT. a jilted lover.
A II. a. Il v I'.cil. r I , lesion.
"r-Ti;i:v 1 1.1.1-:. Minn. A ug. I t The
explosion of a thresher ln.Ier mi An
tome laimott s farm killed Joseph ( "ar
tier, owner of the out tit. and his son
.lulius. Three other men were injured,
two lilt ally.
I ml., l.-r Taylor 11. -ails l.tiilty.
I'll i::i S. 1) . Aug. I 1. I lefati ting
State Treasurer Vv . W. Taylor has jih ad
guilty to embe.Jemeiif ot' :',i ," .0 .' !. s ,,,
.lu.lgeMiatley s court. Taylor will be
sentenced today.
Mountain House,
m SHAVING PARLOR
CENTRE STREET. EEIKSEDEG
'IM1IS well known nn.l li.ng ev.ihliiie.l Shaving
1 I'arlt.r is n.iw l.x'ateil n I '.-litre street. .
...ni.e tne livery untitle m icilnra. liavis N l.tuli
or. where II. p I nnesx will 1 e .-arrie,! ,.11 in th.
tiltnre. SII.WIMt. II A I li l I'IIMi AMI
S 11 A 1 11 i l i N i J ,l,.ne ii, tIP t.eutesl an.l 111. .ft
aroslii- licinnir. t 'lean Tnwe Is a S,.via It v
n.I.iuies wiOte-l en hi tlieir resi,i,,i,..e.s'
JA.ll KS H. A -V, I'.
rr..l.n.tor
F. X. FEES'
Shaving Parlor,
Main Street, Near Fost Office
.The nniler-lirne.! i!..,ire to Inform the putt
1 1 lint he las i.ieie.l a sliavinir purer id
iM.on tr -el. n.-itr Hie p.t utti.-e wi.-'o I.HrlK rlnu
in all It" iTMnrl.e.s Kill .c oarrie.i en in the
furure. Kvervi hinu nmi n! clean.
Your pairnn .Ke m.Ik-iiciI.
K tf 'KKs:
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P H..i s.t.MI... $1 ii. .'.-.tv-v I'nv - S2
m I". - It! f.u V A ;T .
v. )j - I.' 1' 1 r.-it.-.- .-t . Cat, ttiiut.1 1
Best in the World!
Getths Genuine!
Sold Everywhere !
GANGERS
iiin..r rntni no tnn.
tree I T . ,n.Tin. v . hjT.u
14 tin til. ClimilMi.Q t
FRAZER AXLEi
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The Academic Fhaimaceutic Co.,
i Mo u ! n tol.k.
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V :i. , !. II.. (;.., :1l i-anuly .
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K0VyL TILLS.
Sltllle iTieiiN-ii;.,! pr...!i -s :,s I i. .V A I. i J.1S I II . ill
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FOR SALE UY ALL DHUGCITS
REIilEMGER THEBIC FOUR!
ViiiPcar Bittern C'OKD.AL. ) ,l",u','t'."'"i .".tie.
Vinrfrar Sitters POWDl'KS, :- .I.e., s. r.iu .
Vinrpar Pitlors, ...--.v ,17'""
Vinftgar Bitt is, -hi l it!- , i.i-t. . l.tio
Tho W.-!d's Croat Blood Purifier
nr.d Life Ci 'iiis" PrittCiple.
Only Tf Ejfirraico Litters Koown,
Tin-i.t-i ;t:lt if ti em iii-v- ll.e l.entiinit
I iimi'y .11. li, 'in.' ..I lite World.
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R. K. McTor.aM Dra Co., Proprietors,
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TT -.t ! r-'.t'i r. all tio front IncT
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'I ; 'i - - ;i - - .1 t;iv.i:ii l:ii;t; l.iiif.tr.a-
.rr ,-!7..-i - h n, .t.-n,i i..rt,airl th.tsa
t ,i v. ,:l n:i:i thcrt.. Mil.. ptiN valii
. . v,- . ! iutt tin y will not Im i.
v.:il,.;it iiii-iu. Hut sit.-rallaick beaj
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1.1 s
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2" i? svH sr
Isfl.r 1 ,-...( of so tnnnr lives that hom In irheTS
;r i:r. Ua;,t. Our lulls cure it nhiia
i ., ,t
s J.utlo I.iver misaro T,Ty dtnalt anj
v I t ,!e t)..,. or two t illti iii.iktta d.tea.
t'lL
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' r-."l;.- r;-. I'tal.iit an.l do not enpe or
1 i. -. I.n
it I t Ui.-:r i:rni In action tileatteall who
iu v: t!-.:,t .". , :itR : t,v f,r f I. tSoltl
:sta c viiZfvheTu, or .-ut by lujiL
F'EDIOINE CO., New ITork.
" nnsE, SMALL PRICE
'NO MORE DOCTORS FOR MEI
Thev paid I was ooiinimptivo, ppnt raw t
Floriiln, tolj me to keep tiniet. no eirite
Dient, uu.l no tenuis. Just think o( it
On .lay 1 fmin.l a littlo lirnik calle.l (iuid
to 1 1 It li. l,y Mrs. I'iiikliani, ami in it I
fount out tviiat aile.l me. So I wrote to
Ikt, t'"t ,i lovely reply, told mo just what to
do, atul I am in si.i.'ii.ii.l health now."
i.YDiAE.PiIIKHAM'ScvoTa
conqnrrn a:l those weaknesses and ailments
no prevalent with the sex, and restores tier
led health.
All liru- 'ists Bell it as a, standard aril
rl, or sent by mail, in form ot Tills or
Lo7enpos, on re.-eii.t of M.).
For the euro .f Ivi.lney Complainu,
eit'ii-r sex. tho ("oinpoiiiid has no rival.
Mrs. I'iii'khriut finely amwerA letters ol
Inquiry. Knclose si imp for reply.
(Send fo ?-cent sid-.:iis lor Mrs. Pinkham YV
b'aulifiil h:i 711,7s illustrated bnok. entitled
"CUIPE TO HESITH A.iO FflOUETIE." 1
It contains a noWme ot valuahl"! Inlormation. M
It 1-3? svpi live; nd may save yaur. S
Lytfia E. Flnkham (. Co., Lynn, Maaaw
K3 Vti if 3
VVANTED BY
gAtVTL VVELZ-0 & CO..
67 VINE ST , CINCINNATI. O.
lePr.rjT ETfflPTFrs OF ClSSfWC IN THE II. i
W"i 'sm. M rT-i5i". . y
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60
CLEARANCE SALE
.$5,000 00 worth of sfotk (hat must he conv, rt..l j
cash within the next sixty tlays to make room l-V',"
iniiiieuse full stock. '!,r
I .i 1 ..ill ef It.sl :m, f.tn.e t.t tin- ftin.-nil ..f .it.iiis. Tit. r
kin.l t. ;1 t l.:il:lllee s-ale in iii.ili.t.i at t.in sl..r.-. Wfu'c :r ..'
I'.iu tt.-U tt" Stti iti.. an.l .s,nii:iiei 4 'I..Uiiii', s.i ai..n'i ij ,f , j
I hmkiitL.' ttvt-i li.nv v. hi tan .1 a ke v . hi lal v-:ir"s a l.ttli.-. ... v, ' " '
iriif vmi a Sn'n. Tans. Halt. ;tnv -1 1 1 i -r in lli- slur.- ai .ruii A' '
YOUR OWN PRICE,
f.r ti.i.-s tii,-1 .'i:i-:.'l'l-T ii:u-i:-i:i-.it'ciN4i s vi.i-; ,:
I'.i nt- ; 11.I iv It.r v .ins 'if. .1
POSITIVELY NO GOODS CHARGED.
I nriii'' lliis sal.-we must have 111.-vl't '" ( ,, ,.Xt.rv
e iittsl ij. iii.tii.-v v ..11 n.tsl tin- 1 , , v 1 jnt i'.iiii,. ali.ii
AGREEABLY
1 1. at wi: mi:.. what wi: sv.
SilULL
THE CLOTHIER,
LILLY. PA.
r.i eSsiUikr-Y
CARlIIAGE and HARNESS HFG. CO
..1.1 1 tun.,. m c. I ,r If 1 jritr,, '
,11 tli.-ul tl..
UU.stuM.I ltrgr,! itiniiuttM-iara-rs tit Aitt.-r
1. :...liti V .-nt. 1. s i...tl ll.rtt.-ss litis itity stiif.
v. '1 en ii. .... t ntittii l-toreftiir u..,nt-i is
.n..i. We . i tr.-u l.l l..,irt n I f n,.( Mtti-tm
t ..- Wnrr.tnl ..r r-. lijr .f tin Ht:i,t 1 1.1
1 .1 1 1 .r,l.-r f-.r y,,tt Write j,mr uit ..Mir.
!' . ..ii 're.-. We tufce kll rit.li ul aimai. in
plui'itiii.
WHOLESALE PRICES.
S:;rin Wagons, S3I to SSO. i.u.r.nt.1
.t ..- a r.-n 1..1 ( ..i.,sK Surreys. 165 to SIOO
st .... a. s. It f.r tnl lu II at. Top BufEi4s,
S 17. SO. ta line ta .M l..r fCV F h aBtO n s , S tt
to Sioo. Farm Wagons, Wagonettes.
K tl'; Wagons, Delivery Wagons 1 Road
Carts. Kit It l is lull l, natal A a Hit. bail v.
Wo. rC. Surrey !larneA.
.... PS&S.-H-"
14 l sw I TS Ir
N.i. Tlsi. Top Ituacair.
$43.00
V
('J V' ;V'A 8 IM'rrRl. IT for rmmh
Address W. B.
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WANT A
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I W Iiivv vv if iii. ruj"iiN, surifvs. 1 1 1 1: 1 vrj.t. as li, fit
str-n.-. j . 1. .!!.'. s, , . a. j- h.-miisiillv Inn- i.t-J is n..,.i.-ii, . .j
! ln.iiiiil 1, tiii. .1:1 i, ,!ii.;- Huill tin I.. 11. 1 l'v nii-it 1 1 :
i I'xjvi i.'ii.a... I'- iu-iv is ir ..li. v; pi.-mpt s.'nj i...-,.t . , r
S.i.i'iv. V win! 1.1 lit. -w V.tll. Wnt uv t...i- v j
j tl. .1 liili.'. , iv 1,-jJ I.i 1'U-liU-sS tv JIlJ hv. vCliJ I I .,1
I i.u.i! lie. Il is :i.v t.t c-va-iy iraJt-r .. tlii j j. .1 fc,u
luuiii.ii Vj . 11 i'.... liui-li.init..ii. N. Y
I "BUILT lUk BUSINESS."
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Tlie Brut Short
tat Ihe
tor Ue Iut Monry .W
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ELL BRE
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-soon wed:
tirls who use riMitiri Miinnirn
SAPOLJO are
SAPOLIO is one of the best known city luxuries and each time t vak
is used an hour is saved. On floors tables an J painted work it ai ts hk
a charm. Tor scouring: pots, pans and metals it has no equal. If yur
store-kee.,. r does not keep it you should insist upon his dom, so.
always gives satisfaction and its immense sale all over theUnite.l Si..-
makes it an almost n "essary artii le to any well supplied store. Every
thing, shine after its jse, tad even the children delight iu using it ia
their attempts to hlp around the house.
IASKyourHorseshoer
FOR THE
1H THE '
It AnSOLUTELY prevents slirrlnr.
Sl..l vv ilh t . ver-h. " v,.r l,rse-a
f.-tar..:,w is , ,..s.. ..fiti..k..,
I.v ..t u.iyx t.. , s,:a,iy reinova' liTe
lltl I.tr sli.irs-niii..
The CAI.KS arc HI MOVABLE,
Steel-Centered anJ Sfcl.r SHARPTNING
hen worn ot ..a w Calks c:.n U- .....ilv lu-
wrt.l ,ih...,t r.'.it..v..,e hi...... a.c au
lii.im-iiseaiti.tunt.ti tmie UMlJ,. ,tK.t af tbe
lilai'ksiiutli slit.ji. '
tn nf-ii,t t.f imstAl n-ill n.-.ii a-.
-ri.ive-ir. ular.s.a,ii1(...1 ,.., , a,kt;a i
- . ... .st uiiita-al atn,
Una a inter at verj- low j.rii'i-u.
la-.l am, ir iruU, tilteroai I
1
SURPRISED
tli-altr R I.I,Dt. M . rv tl.
arm Hrit-.
.Itk r4-r. -. la pn.-u i.
PRATT, Sec'y, ELKHART. IND
WAGON?'
iggeg
17. L. DOUGLAS
$3 SHOE
0t-r Uu Milliata Praplr mrmr thr
W. L. Douglas S3 and (4 Shoes.
.. All r tthax-aa are fiaiiill iaiiaiauiair7.
Tbrj pltra; Ibe Iw-st vtalut- C..r tb.- n,..t,, .
aiti'v .stutal riuuiu id il hi.. I rt
ttitc 14U.HIM-. jar,-ajlure.s -1.
ur .rt.sta tan- UUITiwm st.n,ssl .1, s l.
rvm$l t $.t asaarl ,v.r.ain-r n.jk. .
lf four Uetairr 4iuu,i un i u f ea.
S5,S4,S3.50 rd. Frrtvcb
ntrllafl t nil anal Kasi-atraaav.
S3.50 Police Shoes 3 uei
S2.50 and S2 wriineri
92 & SI. 75 U-t S.!y.3ei
Ladies $3, iZ.b'J. .'- Si ,1
IX y.iur d.-ial.-r cwui -t ii-l
juu, ttntf i, r ciai.i jc
W. L. Douglas,
Kraav1 lata. lmatv
rivriTS,
TRADE MARKS.
DCSICN PATETi
COPVRICHTS. tc-
For InfnrnatWiii ana five IfauiJist. t.
MINN A fat, i4 Hhi.ii.hiV. ; l.'KB.
Oltla-rtt barvavu f.tr ts-uriiuf lut lu "',''
trery patfeitl tskn out Uy u bretwl l I-
th itatbiM) l7 a iiajuoa) at iB 'rra v' cUmhk ! l-im
rirntiflc titfruau
Irmvat a-trmlavtloan of any tx-aenllrK- lal"-' ' '
urkal. M,ouJiOI illaistrMasl. N.i ",t- " "
iu BrH.ttid ba xlihiMU. it. Wm-ii;, "" ,
;w l itiatlx nKtutba. AJtltws Mi vv .
tLltLXUkJi3, U bi iiruaWJ.New 1'" 1
JOH?S STKATiO A
4S A4i H.lkrrSt. !lll'h
- DAYi
EN
575 j '
N-' i-:tt
Su.-r.. 11 j
cm
rs-.
letifio American
B U JJP TRADE "'
SSsjf DCSICN PATfUTS.
lotpartm Ml a ol ml. lwat t
MUSICAL MERCHANDISE.
Vwliac. Cailars. SaaiM. Acctvtlrtxis.
CM. Jke, klad of Stri cto . e-
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