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and sleep does not rest, the
appetite and digestion are
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EXTRACT
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T0 HELP PACKERS.
“American Live Stock Are
Healthiest In the World.”
PRESIDENT BOOMS CANNED BEEF.
Chief of Agricultural
Take Ne Vacation Until New
Meat Inspection Law is
in Operation.
WARHINGTON, July 3 Secretary
Wilson of the department of dgricai
ture has decided not to enter upon his
ssuual vacation until he has complet
ed the organization necessary
inte eperation the mew weal usps
tion law. He will give pmact
cutire time to this werk fur the
two months The uew pure food law
alsa will require attention, but he ia
tends to leave this almost wholly to
Dr H W. Wiley. chief of the bureau
of chemistry
By direction of the president Secre
tary Wilson bas issued the following
slatew ent
“American live stock are the health
jest iu the world. The great ranges of
the west produce herds of cattle in
which the percentage of disease is re
warkably small and the federal gov
erument is steadily rellucing by ap
proved scientific methods this small
percentage. The luspection of the ani
mals before aad at time of siaughter
always has Leeu thorough It Is true
that the department of agriculture bas
beretofore lacked the power aod mou
ey to previde for au efficient supervi
sion of sanitation and the wethods of
prepamtion of canned meat and food
products
I'he legislation which has just be
come effective provides the department
of agriculture with an adequate law
and with ample money to carry # into
effect. Supervision aud inspection will
be extends) frem the pasture to the
package. “The federal! stamp upon the
can will be a guarantee net valy of the
healthifulness of the animal, but aise
that the product was prepared in sani
tary surreundinges asd with the addi
tion of ne deleterious chemical or pre
servative, Any meat product bearing
the government stawp will be ft for
food
“With this law in operation it may
be accepted as a fact that for Lealith
fulness sud purity the prepared or can
ped product will compare favorsbly
With the fresh meat of the United
Btates, whicl ls aud always bas been
the fluest In the world
“The uew law I= comprehensive, the
means for its enforceinent are ample
and its execution will be thorough
People at home and abroad may use
our weats with the utmost confidence”
Burean Will
cally his
next
Result of (leaning Toy Cannon.
CORY, Pa. July 3. - While cleaniug =
toy cannon in his door yard with his
two children about him. Irvin Mauiey
wns burned by a powder explosion and
the two boy«—Robert, teu, and Walter
eight yours old--are ln a critical condi
tion. A can of powder was standing
pear the trio. and the head of a match
flew off when It wags struck, falling lo
to the powder Mr Manley bad bis
bair burued off, the boys’ faces were
filled with powder, and they sustained
severe burns The bouse was consider
ably damaged by the explosion
Med Punished a Murderer.
GROVE CITY, Pa. July 3-Two
Itallons were murdered and cue of the
murderers is In a critical condition
from lujuries infilcted Uy a wob as a
result of a brawl in 8 miniog cap
pear here Antonia Messarvia wis
stabbed te death and bis assailant was
terribly beaten Ly Messarvia's friends
At the Red Row mine Michael Zofilia
was also stabbed to death. Following
the murders a general riot occurred, in
which a umber of other fereiguers
were badly cut and beaten. Zetila's
assallact escaped
Homestead (Fa.) Bank Goes Up.
PITTSBURG, July 3.- The Foreign
bank of M. Kasemar & Co. at Home
stead, Pa, falled to open its doors, and
pearly 200 excited foreigners gathered
in frout eof the Lank clamoring for thelr
money. The crowd finally became so
boisterous that It was necessary to
summon the pelice to restore order
and prevent trouble. The alleged dis.
appearance of the cashier and a re
ported shortage of from §7.000 to $12,
OU are given as causes
Oswege's Old Home Week,
OBWEGO, N. Y. July 3 ~Oswego's
old home week celebration has bLesn
formally opened, and several thousand
visitors are in town, lucluding mem
bers of Oswego clubs in New York,
Chicago. Boston. Amsterdam. Buffalo
Syracuse and Utica. The priucipal
event was the unveiling of the monu
ment to Revolutionary soldiers at Fort
Ontario by Fort Oswego chapter
DAR
Rebels (apiure Helnchengnsien.
SHANGHAL Joly 8. ~The
cleties are taking advantage of the
continued disorders caused by the
dearncgs of rice aml are working ac
tively in the province of Chengkiang
especinily near Huangchau it is re
ported that rebels have captured the
city of Hsinchengnalen, previously
burning n choreh at Sunpchicten
Thirteen fce Men Held by Court,
PHILADELPHIA, July 4 Thirteen
ce manafacturers upon whom war
muts were served charging them with
conspiracy to ralse the price of lee
waived n hearing and were held Ly a
magistrate ju $1.50 each to answer in
court,
secret so
Rev, BE. Morgan Dix 1m.
BOSTON, July 3 ltex. E. Morgan
Dix, host of Trinity Episcopal chursh,
A NEW CANAL DIGGER
President Sames J. VV. Stevens Fer
tanal Commission
WARHINGTON, July 3 Because of
the failure of the to voufirin the
isthmian President
Roosevelt named 3 new commission
consisting of Theodore BP Shonts
chairman: John } (Governor
Charles BE Magoon. Brigadier General
Peter © Hains U 8 A retired. Mor
decal Endiontt engineer, 1! 8 N,
and Benjamin M Harrod, megute rs
Mr Stevens Brigadier (ion
eral Oswald 11 Emst. who retin from
settle
canal comm
Nievens
civil
replaces
JOHN F. STEVENS
active service in the
gud will hereafter
Lils entire time
terways commission
Bishop whe
commission and of the com
will to thie pew
not one of its tuembers
The salaries of the members will con
tinue as heretofore
Mr Stevens
gineer of the
last week
practically
to the luternational wa
Joseph Bucklin
to the old
army
devote
WHS secreiary
i Iuember
nission
body
« Secretary
but
will continue as chief en
but will not
feoeive auiy eiim Colupugrsation for his
services inetnber of the comunis
sion
cvolitission
a8 a
TOOK ISSUE WITH PRESIDENT.
Professor (rook on
Great Fortunes
ITHACA. XN. X July 3 At the
Alnericas Association of Science here
Professor James Walter Crook of An
herst coliege addressed the econotnic
section on the limitation of great for
tunes
Professor
took with
President Roosevelt He pointed out
the impossibility of lpdividuals han
dling great fortunes and then sought to
that the measures proposed to
iimit great fortunes had grave objec
tions. He said (no part
Fortiines may be
swollen beyoud healthy
sield from SEO to
year. Let us cousldar
of handling
fionaire who
the uf
task that has in ar
rapgewent. A wealthy farmer puts his
son = wenith In s thirty se
oud bLirthda allowing Lim a small
sum of 3. ver An indulgent
mother raises his Income to SSO a
sear. He is now a rulued mau
Crook ue
show
considered as
Hwits whicl
Shim inn yg
the possibilities
Tue mil
must Pass
bas o
stich lucowmes
that Le
his wealth to heirs
foeis
bulk
invited originality
trust titi h
WH a
fce Trust Lawrers Jnlled.
TOLEDO, © July + Kinkade
of the common court, who re
cently setitenced the ice trust officials
to the workhouse, Las seutenced Thom
as H Tracy and Clarence Brown
counsel for the ice meu, to ten days
each in the county Jail. They
adjudged guilty of contempt of court
Alexander Swy'h. auvther attoruey,
was asked to pay a tinue of $250 for
contempt of court in fillug a motion
charging the judge with misconduct in
the trial of the Ice men
Tudg
pleas
were
Shot For a Few Cents
BIRMINGHAM, Ala, July 3-—Fred
Owens, clerk in the rallroad construc
tion commissary in this county, was
shot and killed by ap unknown negro
with whom he had a dispute over a few
cents, which clalined, the negro
owed hiw I'he negro fired the weapon
without warning and ded. A posse is
after bln. Owens belonged to a prow
iment family
he
Chicago Meat So audale In Commons.
LONDON, July 3 Iu of
commons the LIL giviag the port san)
tary authorities of Manchester special
powers for the of all
products conveyed to Manchester
the ship canal passed (ts
ing. The recent Chl
scandals were
10 arguiient in favor
the house
uspection fol
Ly
second read
ago meat packing
Mr. Buros as
of the bill
urged by
Canadian Troops Invade Albany.
ALBANY. N.Y. July 3-The Four
teenth regiment. Princess of Wales
Own rifles, of Kingston, Out, are (u
Abany #00 strong and will
guests of the city until late
Colouel RE
mand of the
the
the
retanin ns
Tomorrow
hent i= in
reglivent. which will have
right of Hue in the LIE parade ovo
Fourth of July
night Con
Drunken Painter Polsoned It,
CAIRO, TH, July & Polson was put
into the drinking water ut the
Rluger Mannfacturing company's plant
Lere, and four workmen were polsoned
All will recover. It is supposed that a
drunken painter polsined the water
conaler
Eight Drowned In Animus River,
DURANGO, July A ~Teonard
Boat, his wife and six children were
drowned while attempting to ford the
Anlmas river near Cedar HiIl, NM
The family had started for Durango to
attend a street carnival
Perkins Out of New York Lite.
NEW YORK, July 3 ~The resigna-
tion of George W. Perkias as a trustee
of the New York Life Tusurance com:
pany has been acvépted by a special
meeting of gl board.
Cow
TOURIST DISASTER.
Salisbury Wreck Inquest Ad-
journed For Fortnight.
Frederick H. Cossiit's Bedy on lis
Way te America — Some Yet In.
claimed -Twea English Ladies
In (Critical Condition.
SALISBURY. Eugland, July 3
wa jority of the bexlies of the =
Att who [ost thelr
wires kh of the Pis
HE &fe ars
ofe of
in the
outh eljress Sund i¥
i and
fo the land
CAus fives
jared 1wait
rederick HL
faorwar
fv AR
nguest has been
ssill =
Las lesen fed
vay werica
rned for
wid
f the
adj
a fortnight be delay is wii tu
to the de
of tr
be dus dired intention o
boand
quiry
Vue
yde to lustitute a special in
uf the nest interestiug cases at
the infirmary t= that of Robert 8 Crit
chiell of Chicago He is constantly
wiilched over | usin, J. T. Crit
chell of PE addly enough
started io bis business career within
a few yards of the ‘Flere Mr
Uritelinll now at denth’s dour At
midnight there came a glean) of hope
when the dJootor anounced that the
injured mau was siightiy better and on
the road to improvement Mr Critehell
Las Leen practically unc ous since
rcchdent, with oc evidence
Lich be ex
lielp
danger
the sym
by the
ihandoned
atlier
his ©
who
sal
po
lies
fise
thie a=
iD Ww
if
of seiulcousciousness
chivalrogs
whoin he
jifesses a desire to
sSJllLie one
This very
pathetic
doctors
Lope
have
thinks in
chivalry adds
nits in the case
whic have pot yet
of his rec fu wo
there sich
quiries. LY wwiephoue
otherwise
Albert W
consul At Sant
two be
fo
est
very ‘se
niinerous iu
telegruph and
men
SBwalis, the American
ithau states that
les are unclaimed. that pearly
all the Injured are doing well
At the iuguest it ascertained
that W H Thompsou wae uu Euglish
butler, Louls Gowppinger a German
conn fraveior and Keeler
8 music hall entertainer whose address
wis Morgag aveuue Brooklyn
Bulletins from the iufirmary say the
cases of Miss M Rask of Norfolk
street, Park lane, Loudon and Miss |
S Griswold of Borough Heath, Bug
laud, remain highly critical
ton ail y
Was
ercia Tules
Work Barred at Sagamore Hil
OYSTER BAY. NY Juiy 8 Pres!
dent Rovseveit has had his frst day's
rest relaxation frow of
ficial COlLIgTv=s
All
and cotuplete
CAres since asscmbied
ast
at S
of the
Wis
Dever Work was bsrred
gamore Hill, James Sioan, chief
president = secret service corps
placed under ns he
from duty at Hil by
MoQuade, the viliage constable
warrant swerg out L
dre, a New York
Sloau with
to snapshot the president
irrest Clue
Juck
ou A
¥ Clarence Legeu
photographer, charg
when Le tried
Nagniuore
ne Assault
Hest Hand Cosld Deo.
WASHINGTON, Juiy 3 Always In
the Way Is the title of a plece of musi
played at the funcral of private CW
1 Anderson of at
OQlougupo. Philip it re
sulted In seven criticism
and BSoaily au lon by othcers
of the corps The report of the board
has received at the department,
and ite findings say that the music
played, while having au Inappropriate
name, was suited to the occasiou and
the the band could play thelr
repertory belug Limited
We marine corps
Ieinnds, and
GeWwspuper
fie
investigat
been
Dest
A Slow (ool Wave In the West.
WASHINGTON, July 3 "There is
# Rood sized in the west”
sald Forecaster Fraukeufleld of the
weather bureau. "but it is rather slow
In getting this way Colorado and
New Mexico are getting the best of It
in low temperatures. On the Pacific
coast there Is a hot wave with the
maximum temperatures from 68 to
102 dogrees, and the effect of this will
be felt agnin ‘in the middle west towor
row or Thursday.’
Ow Wave
Miners Exlsted on Candles.
LONDON, July $ After Lelng lm
Piijoned for six days in the looled Cara
doc Vale iWales) olllery two miners of
the six originally lwprisoued were
cued and bodies
the rescue purties
kept up. although
the missing
The then
in the old work
~ubsistes] for @ wevk on
vs
alive three were
I'he
all
has
brought out by
search
hope of
been al
will be
ding man
foued
dis
ings, hnviug
few
an two res
cued were ov ered
candies
Kaiser Letter Called n Vorgery
PARIS. July 3 -At
of the Direvfus hearing Procurat
douln characterized the part of
the evidence at the Rennes court
tial as of falsehoods for
the witn ved payinent Fin
peror William's alleged letter luerim
inating Dreyfus was also denounced as
a forgery
the res pion
r Bau
grvatery
mar
which
1 tisstie
Sst ecel
S$. CW. Horanlck to Hun the (all
SAN FRANCISCO, Inly 3.-F
ing the of Jolin M:
ton frow the Call it is sonouncod that
RB CW Horulek will be
general of that
Hornlck Ran
15 to ves
the Chronicle
How
retirvinent Naugh
editor and
Mr
SOO ih
Banager paper
Cutie to Fra
became busin
tauayger of
Elliott Not to Resign,
BT. PAUL. Juiy 3 President How
ard Elliott of the Nocthern Pacific rail
why, who has returned from the east
stated that there was absolutely no
foundation for the repowt that be bad
resigned.
HAMBURG BELLE. i
Equality Stakes at Sheepashead Bay
Von In Canter
YORK. Jal Hamburg
making ber first appearance of
and jnoted at the prohibitive |
2 to 7, easily wou the Equality |
at Sheepshead Bay
flse furlongs
mare to the front and
three Hali
e Faney |
NEW
Belle
the vear
price of
stakes, one mile
Halifax led for
Miler sent the
WO easily
fax ngths befor
Bird. thie added starter The wile was
run in 1.39 15 f
J] A. Beuuett sold Flip Flap to
Laugdon for $1d.000 Swp- |
when!
by lengths from
who was two le
Hiaries
First Far West
nd Russell third
Second Hace Ollser
Race
Nir
first. Rye!
Cromwell, first
secoinl; Wondsmian thind
Third Race Botanist Misgiv
ings, second, Royal Breeze third
Fourth Race Hamburg Belle
Halifax, second. Faucy Bird
Fifth Race Juunty first
Strote ud. Haring: thi
Sixth Rece striat
Sister, swoond third
rke
rst
first
third
Miss
ae rd
Lancs first, Qur
Salnsolu
BASEBALL SCORES.
Games Flayed Yesterday In the Na-
tienal aud American Leagues.
NATIUNAL LEAGUE
A! New York
Brookise } 2 ¢ 9
New York ¢ 1 6
Hits Broukiyn § New
rors Hrookivn, 1 Nan Ye
jes 8trighlett and
Wusor Mee Ginaity a v werman
sAt FH.
FPhilad teiphia Vv @ ¢ ¢
Boston
Hits Pht
rs Phi
jes Fit
Ne
vV 8 9 9
feiphia, § Host
h i Hoston
and Doin
tei}
igor Pile er and
At Oh
ne nat
Chicago
Hite Cin innat
Cincinnat Ct
ger and Livingesion
At 81 Louis
Pittsburg O ¢ 1 0% 4
St louis ¢ BE = 5
Hits Pittat I is. it Errore
Pittsburg + Batteries
McFarland a and Mg
{ in
TABLL
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d i sen Hrown
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“a
Chicago
LHNHESE
AN LEAGUE
Al Prilade pt ia
New York
Phlladeiphis
Hits New York, 13
Errors New York 3
Batteries Newiur
and MeGulre
¢ C0
} 8.1 2 a ¢ ?
i adeiphia
Philadelphia. 32
Viark=on Cheshire
Thomas Plank and Pow
Secvnd pume
New York i
Philadelphia ¥
Hits ew York 12
Errors - New Yurk, 1}
Hatterien Qrily and Klein row
Heuder and 8 hreck
At Washington
Hoston
Waaliing 2
Hits Hoston, 13 Was
rors Host ?. Washingt
ef- Young and Armbruster
Wakendd
Boeond game
Bost
Washingwou
Mite ta y, Wa
eis—-llos 5 ashi
Winter triage an
turg f Heydon
At Cleveland
Detroit 1
aveland
Hits Detroit, 8, «
Deatrett, 2, Claveland i Batt
banks and Warner Hess and Cl
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New York Ww
Philadelphia
Clovelany
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Chicago
Bt Logis
Washington
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seg
Favorite Left
BUFFALO July 8 —Embarrassiment
favorite in the last race at Kenilworth
was practically left ut the post aud ap
peared to be hopelessly beaten, but
Hoss sent his after the dying
fleld and succeeded lu landing second
iwouey in the last few jumps Ewmbar
was heavily plaved. and te
caused wuch wufavorable
at the Fost
wount
rasswient
Lad start
comment
Phelps Prosented to Plttabarg.
CINCINNATI, July 8 President
Harrfuap of the Clocinuati National
league club has secured a reopening of
the case of Catcher Phelps of the Bos
fon Americans aud npuounced that the
player has been bought back from
Boston and will be preseuted to the
Pittsburg management by the Cincin
nat! club without expense to Pittsburg
New York Swimmer First.
DOVER. Englaud., July 3 ln the
Bath club loteruatioual swimming con
tests here M. Daalels of New York
the 120 yards eveant by oue and
one-Lalf yards in 1 winute 12
beatiug the Australian,
rd one fifth
Healy Australnsia
Z de Halmoy, Budapest, wa
won
secouds
arvijl's
oid
wail
s third
red
ect]
aud
Ly of a =e
WHE Sen
Larned Defeated (lothier
ORANGE, N. J July 2 [he middle
stites iawn tennis ch
wou by W \
W. J Clothier
turf of the
here Ihe
od At no vx Champion
Larned compelled to extend himself
ampionship was
defeated
the
Fenuls club
4-40 6-2 0-2
Was
Larned, wha
of Philads
Orang Lowi
WHE
iphita on
«COTY
sige
Margie and Ethel Day.
CINCINNATI, © July
and Ethel Day were the
fuvorites at lLatonia H
the stable of
won the fourth event nt a
Mellvain, with Jon E
Major T. J. ¢ thie
never nn
Margie
winning
from
vaslly
I oul
wlhisi third
favorite
only
veding
Rome Lospens,
nile
arson Was
Muinent
Shine On Led All the Way
WINDSOR, Ont, July
the 7 favorite for the Dominton
Day handicap, which was tin
of the cand at Windsor
fleld look exceeding!s
ing from start to finish
were successful,
Shine On
to 8
feature
mnde a good
cheap by lead
Five favorites
Weather Probabilities,
Occasional showers; west winds,
C. uses Upheaval
WARSAW TERUUWISTS FATAL WORK
+
infantry (aptpias Whe Had
Order Earcations and Police
Ufficer Milled In Pollah tap
ftnl by “Heds™
PETEK
Given
3 | SHU RG, Taly
siti =! tu
Premier
Peter
iu ties tion with the
fi of the cabinet
Sotir=e fsnzelle =avwe it is
ru
ners repof Coll
at last
and is
piace ids
nperial disfavor
ik Peterhiof
iis doutna was de
ted to the dis of the law pro
i fur the abolition of the death
aud broke up lo utter disorder
Pavioff, the wlitary
vitipted to address the
if of War Minister Rudi
fu the
outburst
sessicn of the
ss
ually
wu liet taetivt al
prrescurator
house in bela
ser. His app
the signal for
Murderer
Jewish
iralice tribune was
of cries
Organizer of
fromm the
iu which
ih
Assassin
Massy cres ele
of the group of toll
tied
regards a coalition min
of Constitutioual wm
moderate
ork with
pre
Ie
peace oulcome
Hkens the present
: Hie ulerregnun
sii of the Rouinuof@s With the
f the emperor and the pn
that R will
umplhantly frow the
i iat Hy
fueliiiers «
M_ Stolypin
Gili rosea]
and the
wold w
the
istry, «
ocrits elelpents,
the govern
solution of the
regard =
and
onfusion?
to be per
nt crisis does not
as hopeless
times of «
fprivaceding the ele
inion
be
tri
ple he
lieves is=in viuvrge
fT 8is
tlend
u for the
ennity to mo
Holset 01
the not
iu» isly
fo refer
of the
fifteen to draft a Ui
adjourned pending th
the u Whe the
reseed adopted
uuaniioe
thtogation
unmittee of
and the sitting
elaboration of
Was
death |
CAST
the
seEsion
Wis unan!
Lousy
Terrorists Kill Russian (aptaln
WARSAW July Fert liave
shot and killed a geugdarniue aud
infaptry apt
fatter ba
olutionary
tists
i
off here
isa] Ly rey
in named lo
thie ing bax i
papers of commanding pla
i Lie ssid os
uf the attacks
Intter have
toons at exoecutd
caped lu couseginuce
mimde on the thie
withdrawn from the
uow patrolled by
police vel
streets. which are
infantry
Cardinal Gibbons Withdraws.
BALTIMORE, Md, July It
authoritatively stuted that
ins
was
Lis
writ
bere
Cardinal Gibt
letter to the secretary of the ln
ternational policy holders niftes
New York, withdrawing his consent to
erve as a wember of that connuittes
It is stated that the «
ihat account of
would not
cine ioe ws
fei a
vetnt
irdinal realizes
ali Lis uther
duties Le
tend the cowmitte:
sides, he does not fe
upon the various gues
niany
time to at
meetings and, be
qualified to pass
lie
have
at issue
Charged With Ulving Hebates
CHICAGO, July 3 John F. Faithoru
wod Fred A. Wann, former officials of
the Chicago and Altou ratiroad, and the
Chicage aud Alton raliroad were placed
of trial in the United States district
court on the charge of granting illegal
rebates to the Schwarzcbild & Sula
berger Packing cowpany of this city
Tbe lndictments charge the defendants
with grauting a rebate of $1 on every
car of meat shipped frow Its plant In
Rausas Clty Tle defendants claw
that the wouey was pald for another
purpose
Ne Word eof Missing Liner America.
NEW YORK. July 3 85 1tal
ians snd Greeks haunted the otlice of
the Fabre Steamsbip line, wakiog fran
tic inquiries about relatives apd friends
who salled ou the Awerica, which bas
wt been heard frow since left the
Azores ou June 11 and is now eleven
days overdue The ageut of the
J. Ter hulle, could only say
to each inguiry, “We have
the ship sluce she left St
the Azores, on June 11
es of
slie
line
10 AlisWwer
uv word of
Michael's, lu
Freighte Im Wreck Near Newton, Mise
MOBILE, Ala July 3 -A
nd freight met
tno ulles
exuiar
lu a head on
of Newton
White
were Ki
extra
collision
Miss |
ind Ian
Engineer
south
retell George Sanders
Ford an neg
Boyd of th
injured
wud Jones slightly
the Collis
nwerruuniug of th
the
Hed
frelght
Fireu
I le
thi
Ly
To
reduing
Wi sor!
Hay nile
pane of
sly und
ujured
i to Le
nt
RY
eeting
extra freight train
Kill Sis Hundred Natal Rebels
DURBAN Nat uly Ihe Nutal
™ dt coutinues to be sae ns A Livavy
chgarvinent v red
Noodsbereg, a st } {
titers |
ton and disaster In
the thwmely arrival of
of the
NSOtdnny
of Natal vol
Jiicult
mwerted on
thie
1 he
with a
ots ide
Marky
pos ug
ly Ly
Landy
main
Vers rebivls
fiually dispersed loss of
led
were
awh
Hienhelm
Ihe Drake
hon at
Mies, Niel
ol visited
hiester s nu
Longworthe at
LONIYON
chester gave a lo
House to Mr
wart! iT
in the Duke
wand fron
companied by
Reid
Lady Dartne
House
uf Mnu
Blenheim
as |
fuly 3
ITH Mg
fterw Oxford
of Mau
thet
far var
went to London, ac
Aindiassaidor Mrs
nner and dance glven by
rid
fo a
with
Built 1.483 Merchantmen Last Year,
WASHINGTON, July 8 A state
ment sued by the department of com
merce and labor says that during the
fiscal year just ended 1.4683 merchant
Vessels were Lullt in this country,
PRICE ONE CENT
Exceptional Values
AT THE
Globe Warehouse
Pricr to our semi-annual inven-
tory we make some sharp reductions
to lighten stocks
Fine Wash Goods
12} and 15¢c wash fabrics closing
at 9c These include the best makes
to be had, Lorraines, Arnolds, Pa-
cifica and other standard makes.
licods that we wholesale in Scranton
to large retailers from 9) to 10je
net Your choice 9¢.
Best 25¢ Fabrics
An odd lot of silk mulls, silk
ooliennes, soiesetts, etc, closing al
15¢. «
White Dotted Mulls
All fast dots, five sizes, worth 15¢
to 20c. Special 12!¢c
Shirt Waists
Almost at your own prices, waists
that formerly sold for $1.00 to
£125 long and short sleeves and
good range of sizes from 32 to 42.
Choice 87¢
$175 8200, $225 and $2.50,
some slightly counter soiled, nearly
all siz»s, going at na 19.
Bappa Cloth
Another lot of this justly popular
cloth, 36 in. wide and linen finish,
some stores get 15¢ and even 18¢
forit. Globe Warehouse get 12}c.
Grey Dress Goods
Another lot of those double fold
dress goods, in beautiful pattarns,
exact copies of the imported ones,
just the thing for an outing suit.
Specially priced 19¢
64 in suitings in two medium
shades of grey, 3 to 3} yards, makea
a skirt. Special 59¢
56 in $100 wool suiting, five
advance styles for the fall. These
are just a few of our import order
brought out early. Specially priced
ibe
Silk Umbrellas
Another lot of those colored um-
brellas in black, green, red, brown
and navy, usual price $2.00. Bale
price $1.49
Muslin Specials
30 in., full blesched, heavy and
light weights, regular 9¢ and 10¢
qualities ! Smuial se
Foreign White Goods
40 in. Persian Lawn, French Ba-
tistes, Lingerie, etc., also some yarn
mercerized fancies, worth up to 30e.
All our own importation brought di-
rect from the maker. Inventory
price 18¢
Short Skirts and
Drawers to Match
Hamburg trimmed and tuckasd,
all mill made garments, sizes 25, 27,
20 and 31 in skirts, all sizes of
open and closed drawers to match,
regular 29¢ and 3lc garments on
sale at 2
Fine Muslin Underwear
Special prices advertised last week
prevail until inventory closes.
Globe Warehouse,
Talmadge Block, Elmer Ave.
VALLEY "PHONE,
C. J. Kiron,
SAYRE'S LEADING
DRAYNAN.
Especial care and prompt at-
tention given to moving of
Pianos, Housshold Goods, [Safes
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