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The morning call., 1893-07-26
RumOrs of a Decision in
Our Favor.
THE REPORT DISCREDITED.
No Confirmation Nor Denial of ithe
Report Could Be Had at Wash
ington Last Night.
Special to THE MORNING CALL.

WASHINGTON. July 25.- "A rumor
reached Washington this evening that the
arbitrators in the Bering Sea controversy
had decided in favor Of the United States.
No con 6rmati0n nor denial Of the report
could be had here tonight. 1t was learned
that some officials of the State Department
did not leave the building until after
o'clock. which may or may not be of sig
nificance. Little credence is given the
rum0r.
The following naval order has been is
sued: Leuienant Walter Mclean has
been ordered to duty on coast survey; En-
sign Y. G. Chase has been ordered to the
Miantonomoh; Assistant Naval Con-
structors Lawrence Spear and r. NJ. Watt
have been ordered to temporary duty in
the Bureau of Construction and Repair;
Lieutenant Joseph Beale has been de-
tached from the Vermont and ordered to
the Newark; Lieutenant Ridgeiy has been
detached from the New York Navy-yard
and ordered to tine San Francisco; Lieu
tenant T. NJ. Potts has been detached
from the San Francisco and granted three
months leave: Ensign n. L. Coleman has
been detached from the Charleston and
ordered to the Monongahela; Ensign NJ.
NJ. Tay has been detached from the Balti-
more and ordered to the Mononga hesn.
Ordnance officers of the army are max
ing some interesting tests with high ex-
plosives at Sandy Hook. Last week shells
filed with gun cotton and emmenste were
fired from 12-nch mOrtars. The purpose
was to demonstrate that this could be
done without danger Of explosion in the
gun, and the tests were convincing upon
that point. The emmensite she'll carried
bursting charge of eighty one pounds. and
if further trials that will be made 10 lind
proper fuse are successful the army and
navy will have secured an explosive even
more efficient than the famed melinite Of
the French artillery.
Secretary Carlisle has begun to reor-
ganize the Treasury Department A num-
Der of clerks have already been dropped
and others have been reduced AS fas as
possible under the civil-service rules the
vacancies will be flied with Democrats, of
whom only 10 per cent are now employed
in the department.
Applications for office were filed at the
Treasury Department as follows: Timothy
Lee, Sacramento. Chinese Inspector; John
A. Cahoon. Sumas City. Wash, Inspector
of Customs; RobeIt Turnbull. Tacoma,
Chinese Inspector.
The morning call., 1893-07-26
THE SENATOR DODGED.
White on the Silver Question at Los
Angeles.

Los ANGELES, July 25.-A large and
enthusiastic Open-air meeting heard ad-
dresses on the silver question this evening
from Hon. Marion Cannon, Congressman
from this district, and Senator Stephen NJ.
White. Both speakers were received with
great enthusiasm, and band of music
rendered selections at intervals.
Mr.. Cannon spoke without any reseIva-
tion. and plainly outlined the course which
he would follow in Congress. He said the
people would brook no further delay in
the settlement Of this question. 1--WE must
have more m oney."
The speaker referred to a statement of
Senator ingalls, that the masses believed
there was conspiracy throughout the
world against silver. and said he concurred
with that view. Both of the old parties
had gone back on their pledges and
trnckled to the money power of Wall
street. Mr.. Carnon's remedy for the
present condition Of affairs Is to withdraw
all gold and silver certificates, national
bank notes. and call in old greenbacks.
After that uniform treasury note should
be issued. and the sub-treasuries in all the
cities empo wered to issue notes on good
security.
n declared that he would vote steadily
against any bill to demonitiZe silver. no
matter under what disguise. The Sher-
man law should be repea led. but there
must be satisfactory substitute. Mr.
Cannon, when asked how he stood on the
Geary law, said he was frmer than Geary
himself, and would vote for all the money
needed to carry out the law.
Senator Whites speech was short and
somewhat non-committa. He said he
came to show his sympathy with the sill
YER question by his presence and to hear
Mr.. Cannon talk. The holders of gold
must rot. he declared, be permitted to die
tate tbs solution of this question. He
closed by advising the people TO exercise
patience ana be wise in exercising their
right Oh franchise.
The morning call., 1893-07-26
SIAM is DOOMED.
All Chance of Peace Now
at an End.
PAVIE LEAVES THE CAPITAL.
The French Minister Departs
From Bangkok.
UNDETERRED BY ENGLAND.
France Pays No Attention to the
British Pretensions, but Pro-
ceeds on Her Course.
UNDETERRED BY ENGLAND.
Special to THE MORNING CALL

LONDON, July 25.-The Times Bangkok
orrespondent says: There is great un-
certainty as to what will happen II the
blockade begins Tomorrow. The British
residents will meet the British Minister
tomorrow to complete measures for de-
fense in case the dangerous classes. de-
prived by the blockade of employment at
tempt to rise and loot the city. 1t has
been arranged already that landing par
ties from foreign gunboats shall occupy
the strategic points. The Siamese probs-
bly, will also quarter a detachment of
troops in the most populous quarters. The
The morning call., 1893-07-26

appearing. In the afternoon Hobart and
Hovey of New Centre. Mass, tried con-
clusons with Everts and George Wrenn
of Harvard University and won in three
straight games. Meyers and Page of the
North End Tennis Club met Mccormick
and Ricerson of the Wyandotte Climb and
were defeated Scudder and NeeIy de-
feated Heberd and Whitman of the North
End Tennis Club. Harry T. Cole and L.
M. Paddock of the Detroit Athletic Club
lost to Samuel B. Chase of the Wyan-
dottes and Clark of Philadelphia by de-
fault
The morning call., 1893-07-26

with the Administration or with Congress.
out whose relations with most prominent
Southern Democratic Senators are of the
closest character.
how do you know what Speaker
Crlsp's intentions are ?" he was asked.
He answered: because / have seen
statement practically to that effect in his
own handwriting
The morning call., 1893-07-26
TOBlN AND TAYLOR.
The CalifornianS Were in the Lawn
Tennis Tournament.

CHICAGO. July 25.-The tournament Of
the National Lawn Tennis Association
opened auspiciously to-day. The first
match in the preliminary doubles was be-
tween Tobin and Taylor of the California
Club. and Mundy and Knickerbocker of
the Riverside Club. The California men
walked away from their opponents from
the start. Herrick and Mccormick of thu
Princeton Club won against Wrenn and
Johnston of Chicago. The match Of C. d.
and S. P. Neel of California against Have
myer and Driver Of the Riverside Club
went to the former by default Driver not
The morning call., 1893-07-26
REPORT OF SUSPENSION.
Captain Corcoran's Effort 10 Push an
investigation.

VALLEJO, July GA rumor was circu.
lated here this morning to the effect tina,
Captain Henry Clay Corcoran OF the United
States Marine CORPS. stationed at the ma.
rine barracks at Mare Island, had been
placed in suspension by Major Henry a.
Bartlett. commandant of the marine bar
racks.
This runner was partly confirmed to-
night by men belonging 70 She marin g
barracks, although n positive Information
can be ascertained from official sources.
1t is said that the trouble arose over Cap
tain Corcoran's desire to push the inyesti-
CATION of some traE sgression of military
discipline occurring at the marine barracks
recaufly
The morning call., 1893-07-26
Fruit-Growers Organize.

WATsoNvILLE. July 25.-The fruit and
berry growers of this valley organized on
the 22d inst. and the association will be
known as. the Watsonvile Fruit and Berry
Growers Association, with the Aon.
Thomas Beck president, M. Martine!ti
secretary and C. Redman treasurer. John
D. Baumann. the San Francisco commits
sion merchant. was elected an honorary
member for services rendered the associa-
tiOn.
The morning call., 1893-07-26
STOOD GUARD WITH SHOTGUNS.
An Important Victory for Irrigation
Companies.

REDLANDs, July o. = The Superior
Court to-day dissolved the injunction for
bidding the Bear Valley Irrigation Com
pany's extension OF its canal across land
claimed by Alice Marlette. Both sides
had men with shotguns on the ground
some weeks to guard their interests. The
new canal extends from Santa Ana River
to Alessandro. twenty miles. and will cost
a quarter of a million dollars. The de-
cision is victory for the company and is
important to this region.
The morning call., 1893-07-26

lessly left on the main track. Mail Clerk
Miller was killed and Clerk Murphy prob
ably fatally hurt. A number of passengers
were slightly hurt.
Moro oANrIETp KY, July 25.--In
freight-train wreck on the Ohio Valley
road this morning Engineer Robert Van
dorm, Fireman Frank Threlkeld and
Brakeman Marion Davis were killed.
The morning call., 1893-07-26

structor Taylor of the United states navy
has completed plans and speclncatlons Tor
new tugboat for the hayward mere.
The plans and specifications WIZ be for
warded to the Navy Department at Wash
ington for approval and the necessary
allotment of money for its construction.
The morning call., 1893-07-26
Aid-de-Camp to Howison.

MARE ISLAND. July 25.-Lieutenant G ).
M. Sioney. United States navy. formerly
flag lieutenant on the staff of Admiral
Irwin, has been appointed sid-de-camp
to Captain Howison. present commandant
Of Mare Island Navy-yard.
The morning call., 1893-07-26

New Navy-Yard Tugboat.
MAHE ISLAND. July 25.-Nayal Con-
The morning call., 1893-07-26

~ Pimply, oily skin, falling hair and itchy
scalp prevented and cured by Cuttcura sosPe
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-11-03
Bon Neter8burg.

-Srau 2is;ie Beppler bat am Mon'
tag ben antras auf Sdeibuns bon ibrsn
Manne Gonrab Beppler beim @eridi
ssitellt. Gonrab mutbet ieiner Srau su.
ibn su ernabren unb tdeIid nit Sreibiei
su berioreen, mas feline fleine 9lufsabe
1T, ba iein 9urit iid nit bem grtpaden
einiteqt unb erit aufb5rt, nadbem er
ein8eidIufen 1T.
-Dab unier Petersburg einen ipirf'
li6en SiinitIer beiiBt, babon baben setpib
tpenise 2eute cine Sbee, unS bod pe,bdlt
eS iib 10. 9enn seipib pabrbaft finit'
leriiden @ertt baben bic gIfenbeins
S6niBereien, tpelde Serr Sermann
CLAUS beriteIt unb bon .benen sabIreide
unb bibide Broben in benz Sdaufaiten
beS SuneIiers 8, 8eidert an 2adapanna
Iuenue ausseitelt iinb. @er tpirfIid,
niebIi6e Sa6en isben mill, iolte iid
pieie Iusfeauns Der &uniifertisfcit bes
Serrn @laus aniebsn, bic subem duBerit
biQie iinb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-11-03
4ttt8tcn.
= Safob 8fnsiten bat cine 8siis
mad europa anSetreten.

= SafOb 9finsiten bat cine 8eiis
nad europa an8etreten.
- 8abrenb Der Is Sabre aIte Sreis
berfnabe SumeS GIarf BON Oregon am
Montag 4benb bic Stepens @rube bers
IuHen poIte, traf ibn Elm 8obIenfaq unb
tDbtete ibn iofort.
- Der 9ebisb 8allep 8remisr Batrid
O'Dtaaep bon bier perIor Samitas Nadt
su Sairbietp iein 2eben beim Goppeln
bon Barren. st mar lebis unb "a
Sabre alt.
- Surd einen Sail bon Selsseifsin
berIor am Sreitas Sobn @apin bon
Ssbafopol in benz Sopt Sda6t Iein Sc,
ben. Ser 8eritorbene mar 60 Sabre alt
unb binterIdbt cine @ittipe unb feds
&inber.
Senrb Sia bon scranton ipurbe
bier am Sreitas auf bic 9lntIase berbaf'
tet unb manselS 8irsidaft benz @eflnss
nib iibertpieien, sefaIl6te 8anfanipeiiuns
gen auf bic Sirma 2apcod & @rauis bon
@pcmins aussessben su babsn.
-Sames 9atten bate in Der Sair.
mount 3ede am Dienitas Morssn einsn
Sprensidub porbereitet, beHen grpIoiion
iid persbserte. Als er mad Der nria6e
ieben ipoIlte, traf ibn bic poae 8etpalt
unb beritiimmeIte ibn furdtbar. Yattsn
mar so Sabre alt unb binterIdbt eins
0ittpe nit feds &inberb.
- Der gnsrsie uniere Seusrtpebr III
es su psrSanfen, bab Der GIear Spring
BREEDER am 9onneritas ni6t niebers
brannte. Sn benz Maidinenbauis purbs
um 10 nbr 8ormittass Elm Seuer entbsdt.
uno ba bafeIbe nur einise SUB BON
BREEDER tebt, 70 mar bic @efabr srob
Sc seIans, ale glrbeiter aus Der @rubt
sIidli6 berauf su bef6rSern, obne baf
lie am 2eben ober ben @liebern Sbaber
eslitten. DaS Naidinsnbaus 1T cir
Sriimmerbaufen uno Der 8erIuit Sor
Safe & 9ewitt beIduft ii9 auf $4,000.
s9- SeiniteS SaIat5I bsim UlaB Be
Wibmaper.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-11-03
8SSe Narfer Sfotisen.

: gbparb O'WaIlep bon sadfor
Strabe tpurbe am Mitttpo6 bon stpe
Sarmern an Der 9leipton 2anbitrabe nidl
unerbebIid perIebt. Dis Mnsreifer, biz
Cooper unb Wbite beiBen, tpurben unter
ie $1,000 9Irsidaft seiteat. O'Maaet
ideint ben ansriff ourd feline SIessIbafo
tisteit propOSirt su baben.
-9ie @Iieber Der Gbsiinut Strabs
beutiden Stride erpdbIten persansene
Bode Serrn Or. Sape bon 8arf Sia,
Oio,, su ibrem Seeliorser. Serr 8aps
1T Elm Wiann mittIersn alters unb beoieni
Gals icnoerbares Suiammentreffen mag
ss eripdbnt iein) sur 3eit bic Gemeinoe,
pel9e Baitor 8ruder friiber bate. .-Nm
nd9iten Sonntas Stadmittas 3 llbr
preoist Baitor u. 2anse bon Der Sao,
ieite in Der Gbeitnut Strabe 2ir6e.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-11-03
Ner1ens Grfdlafuna.

Gin @rpbfabrifant Der in arse SeitGftspr.
lsatnbstttn ssratben mar unp burb llstsrarbsit'
uns sanili1 rl6Bpft suiammtnbrab, bssab iId
~ finsm briibmttn Speeialiien. Is purpl
itni sfiast allss mas or bspiirfe isi, li6 tsl
Sprsen nno Anlirsnsunssn ,u tntlsbissn uni
isins @esanffn NIT anbsrsn Dinesn su bsI6Gf,
tissn. Dieter slrSt Lief in isnsn AnOrbnungsu
bic Fnansiellsn llmfanpe ieines patisntsn GAM
aubtr Nht. 9r bGts ibm Or. WiIss' &elfor.
attpt Nsrpins has bette Wittsl sessn Hsrpsn.
@ri1laffung, Stlafpfsfeit Watiisfsit, appf.
l1ms3sn bic i6lmmsn 5plsrn ppn Spiritup.
lsn aabaf RaHrs, Opium u. (. No., anratben
plsn. 3auienpe bSeussn Seilins. Bud nnb
probslal9fn nmlpnit bel alien slpptbsftrn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-11-03
Ghieaap's Wfanpr ermprbet. =.

0lit elmer idredliden 9luttbat Bat
Gbicaso nod am SdIub ieinss 9lustea.
unsss9riumpbS beiubelt iperbsn ioaen.
Niapor Garter Sarriion, Der pdbrenb
Der Seier cine berpprraeenbe 8olle se,
IpieIt bat, tpurbe am Samfas Abenb
ermorbet. st bate nod ioeben ben 8ors
iib bes Stdbte'Tass auf Der @eItaus.
iteaunS sefiibrt, nobel ct bic Wtapors
BON so Stabten besriibt batte-aIS er in
ieiner 8obnuns, no er su. u.Gbenb seipeiit
bate, eri6oHen ipurbe.
Ser Mbrber ibeint cine pribats Ser.
anIahuns su ieiner 1lntbat eebabt su
baben, inbem er bon einem 4nfsluns.
8eripreden Sarriipn's ipri6t, ipeIdes
lbm bieier nibt sebaIten babe. Da bieS
8eripreden mad ieiner ansabe bic Gins
iteuuns bes W6rbers aIs StabtanpaIt
bstrsifen iolI, iporiber ber Dtapor gar
nidt su berfdsen bat, 70 liest bic Gin.
nabme Dor, bab man eS nit einem
,,Grant" su tbun bat.
Mapor Sarriion ipar gum fiinften MiaI
Napor bon Chicago felt 1879. Das
lebte Wal ipurbe er i'm borisen Sriibiabr
aIS Wapor bes ausfeaunsS. Sabres er.
ndblt unb stpar nit Der srobartiscn
Mebrbeit bon $4,000 Stimmen. Dies
betpeilt feline srobe 8opuIaritdt bei ben
MaHen, penn es ibm aud an beridieoes
nen @esnern, aud in Ieiner eisenen bes
mofratii6en partei, ni9t ssfsblt bat.
Ser Wi6rber beibt Batrid eugene
8renbersaf. gr fam Samitas Gbsnb
furs mad benz gadteHen mad Mupor
Sarriion'S @obnuns, sos bic @lods unb
iaste benz Mdbden, bas ibm bffnets, ct
ippae ben Dtapor fpre6en. 9isier fam
aus benz ndditen 3immer unb iobalo
Prenbersait ibn erblidte. feuerte er mebs
rere 8epolperidIiie auf Sarriion ab.
tpobon elmer bas Sers truf. gtpa 90
Dlinuten ipdter mar Garter Sarriion
tobt. Ser Olorber 1T in Saft.
Der 8emoroets ipar 1926 in Sapetts
County, 8entudp, ssbpren. mar stpeimal
perbeiratbet unb binterIdbt mebrert
Sbbne. gr bate iid in ipsnisen Woder
gum britten Diale nit elmer Wtib NnniC
Soiparb aus 9ieip Orleans perebeIiaer
ppaen.
Die goitmortem. nnteriuduns ersab
cab bier 8useIn bem Mapor finf gSun'
ben beisebradt batten uno bab brsi 9u'
seIn i'm &brper itedsn sebIieben iparen
cine, bic ben 2eib tur6bobrte, in Der
8udenmusteIn, cine anbere, bic Surd bi,
2eber sesansen ipar, i'm Darn, unb bi,
brittle, tpeIGs nube Der SduIter einse'
orun8en ipar, unter benz ainn. 81,
pierte &u9el bate bic Iinfe Sano burd'
bobrt unb stpei 99unben peruriadt.
Snfolse bieies entiebIiden 8srbrs6eni
1T bic Chicago auSfeIIuns am 9ienitaI
obns Sang uno Slang seidIoEen iuorbeI
unb bas srobartie sepIante prosramn
ipurbs fallen eeIahsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-11-03
@ilfeSbarre MaAriAten.

- Die 8ripplein Gbriiti 8ir6e tpirb
sinen adt SUB bpben Tburm unb cine
6Iode erbaIten.
- Das u. S. 9aSis &sisIbaus au
Warrior Stun brannte Dienitas Na6t
nieber. 8erIuit $4,000.
- &eb. &. Bon 8rus bon 8insston
1T nad 8biIabeIpbia eeeansen, UNI iid
drstIider 8ebunbIuns tpesen elmer tpeben
2ippe su unteriperfen.
-Sn glorb @iIfssbarrs 1T cine neus
beutfde reformirte @emeinbe sesriinbet
tpOrben, aIS bsren SseIiorssr Yaitpr g.
s. WfedeI bon gIpmoutb funeirt.
L - DaS bieiiss SospitaI 1T iibsrfdllt,
aud feblt e8 an &ranfenpdrtern, unb eS
f6nnen feline 9atienten mebr aufsencm'
men tperbsn.
Ser in benz SO. 3 Sdadt su gb.
parbspiae arbeitenbe 2puis Wiiaer ipurbe
porIebten Mitttpo6 bur6 einen aobIen,
faa eribIasen. gr binterldbt cine 98itts
tpe unb brei &inber.
= Sem Sobn gidIo bon 8Ipmoutb
tpurben Samitas Nadt beibe 8eine bon
einem 8abnsuse absefabren unb Der 8opf
oerIebt. gr itarb Sonntas 8ormittas
10 rlbr i'm 0iIfssbarre SospitaI.
s@- Ssinitss SaIatbI bsim Dlab Bel
Wibmaper.
Der aIte 8stsran Yrof. Souls
pratorius 1T ipieber gum Dirisenten bes
Sdnserbunb erndblt iporben unb ipirb
seisen, bub er nod einen @bor su birisis
rem beritebt, ipie er es alS Setter bes
8ereins Dor 25 Sabren setban.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-11-03
I'm 2dipinefn htiae.

Ser llnte3eidnete, weIder nad msbridbri
gen eeioen uon eiuem idWeren 9unseniibel
uno Der 9efiird,teten 9 d. in iud burdi
elm einfades Wittel 9ebsilt wuroe. winidt
all ie.nen WitI.iotnoen ole Metboue Der Seil.
un9 betannt ju MAIDEN. Or pirb Allen, bic
60 piiniden, tOitenfrei cine abfdrift oes Rs.
Septes ieneen, welhes eiue fdere SeiIun9 fir
. d 10 NIB biudt. aftbma. gatarrb
Bronchitis uuo ale pals. uub 9uugen.
GHettionen 1T. gr bofft, oab aIle 9eibenbsn
ieip Mittel prcbiren. weldss unlddbbar III.
gBtr oas &sjept oas uidts tofet unb Iesens.
reid fsin tann, pini6t, i6rsibe ssfdQisit an
IeD. Gbparb n. 0Bilfon,
8rootlgu. 9eip gorf
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-11-03
6eri d tlt6e e8.

8or ben 8idtern glrdbaIb unb
Gunfer ipurbe am Dtontas iiber bic
GapIor 8orouebfrase arsumentirt. Dis
Ibpofaten Sobn M. SarriS unb U. 8.
Dean parsn fir bic 8efiirporter, Gos
pofat $. M. Sannab fir bic @esner bas
8prousbs eri6ienen. gu elmer @nt.
i6eibuns fam eS porIGufis nod nidt.
Sim Montas bertaste iid bas @eridt
bis sum Samitas.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-11-03
GpiInth &teuer.

Vile Siirgsr bsr 10. Warr, bic ibrs Count,
Stsusr fir 1893 bis gum 1. DECEMBER ni6t b.,
,ablt baben, bilrfsn T6 ni@t bsflassn, psnn Fl
apffen bsablsn millien.
Gbarlss RaynpI Col.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-11-03
(sIus Der SCRANTON ,,Grutb", 5. Sspt. 1884,
Sas 0eridtsweien.
@6tb. q. g. Smiths slnipratfle

bel @nnabms ber domination fir Titsr bon
eadapanna Co., 5. Sept. 1893.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-11-03
3 GtS. Storc.
523 9ada. 9(bc.,
n@aibinstoa uaa 9loams.

gS'r babsn ftirsIid unisrn 2aben per.
srObert,. 10 bab er iest bic Sreifa&e frab.
ere @rbBe bat, iuno babsn.uniern Dor.
ratb i'm SerbaItnib Ssrmebrt. Sier iinb
s'n'Se Der Bargains, bic mir iest Ofe.
riren:
The Yellowstone journal., 1893-03-04

or diseases Ia which it is adapted with the
best results, Hostetter's Stomach BitteIs. Il
family medicine comprehensive in its scope,
has never been thrust upon public attention in
the guse of universal ranacea for bodily ILL.,
This claim, daily arro.ated in the columns of
the daily prcrs by the proprictors of medicines
lar inferior to il a. specifics. has in Thousand
instances disguised the public in advance by it,
ah.uriity. and the prospects of other remedies
of superior qualities have been Handicapped by
the prct .nsion- Of their worthless predecessors
But the american people know. because they
have verified the fact T. the most trying tests.
that 'lic Bittcrs possesses the virtues Of a real
specific in cases of malarial and liver disorder.
constipation. nervous. Pneumatic, stomach ami
kidney trouble. What il does il docs thorough
ly. and mainly for this reaso, il is inGorsel and
recommended by hosts of respectable medical
men.
The Yellowstone journal., 1893-03-04

There is no reason why anyone should
be deferred from visiting the Worlds
Fair by reason Of possible Inconvenience
and uncertainty attending the securing
of satisfactory hotel accommodations.
The Northern Pacific Railroad will in
due time publish low excursion rates 10
Chicago ard return for this occasion.
while its double daily passenger train
service including through sleeping cars
of both Glasses STANDARD and Tourist
to Chicago. will as usual be at the mead
Of the lis, in every particular.
70 help you in fixing in advance upon
your place of residence while attending
the Worlds Fair, we have placed ii the
hands of our agent ut Your station a
book compiled by perfectly Trustworthy
parties. called Homes for Visitors to
the Worlds Fair" This little book.
which YOU can purchase !or fifty cents
contains Il list of about 9.ooo privat"
families who will accommodate visitors
in Chicago during the time nj the Fair
viz: May LIST to October u II: gives their
names and addresses. and number of
rooms each will have To spare. The book
also gives a list of the hotels and their
locations: has twelve full page large scale
maps. each representing section of the
city. so that with this information before
him the intending visitor himself. can at
leisure. select the quarter of the city in
which he would prefer 10 stop. CORES
ponding in advance with one or more
families in that locality with regard to
rates and the accommodations desired.
CHAs S. FEE. y. L. X. X.
The Yellowstone journal., 1893-03-04
BROUGHT TO her SENSES.
Som Old Love Letters and Their Effect q
Two .oun,s lives.

Som Old Love Le:trr> and Their Effect ON
Two .ouni, lives.
Greg. are You awake" calls IA tuin.
bled heap of fen.ininity npon the SOFA.
Il am
And wreath of cigarette snia9e floats
above a masculine head lying comforta-
bly, amid heap of cushions in the big
armchair.
1--WE lust come across these old let
ters in my desk. I'm going to read them
aloud"
I'm 1T your mercy.
"I'll poke up the fire first. want
more light. There! Just listen to this
Row:
"aiY Own UrtrrST GREGoRY-For the last
time write ,pu mus. YES. ii must indeed he
81 Il h.i- nj been "a happy. foolish dream. LIZ.
now it r.li. cita. Today release you from oar
c-lg;. CEMENT. y marriage between US would be
most rilte'IoI-.
I've are Lath 50 very young-too youns. TO de-
eide SO inlpartanta matter. Mamma says -,
and am sure She Is ri,..i. We have had 4 long
talk. Besides your salary has proved Itself
too small Cor ore.
snow. dear friend. 10 nothing rash. Men "a
no. die of lose. Your life il not your OWL.
no experiments with lau anuil. do not coma
tn see me. MY in-ii Is Iniig Lla'e up slit!
travel with dear mamma and see more OF tbs
great world Chan have hitherto known.
NOW write .,le {, nice letter ard tell t,e the,
| am Il very sensible girl. be brave: re nat,
sense. and remember tha, aru ever Your =
voted friend LUCY.
THAT was uice letter 10 reau when
Il fellow was h;msryr'
Did yoa receive it before dinner: l
might have kHown YOU did by your hate
full answer. hele ii Is:
The Yellowstone journal., 1893-03-04

From "a letter written by Mrs. Ada T..
Hurd OF Groton. S. d. we quote: Was
taken with a bad cold. which settled on
my lungs. cough set in and finally tcrmi-
mated in consumption. Four doctors
gave ne up. saying that could live but
a short time. ! gave myself up to my
.;avoir. determined if ! could not stay
with my friends on earth. would meet
my absent ones above. My husband
was advised 10 get DIR. Kings New Dis
covery for consumption. coughs and
colds. ! gave it trial. took in all eight
am a well and hearty woman" Trial
bottles free at Wrght's drug store. rcgu-
lar size. 30 cts. and 81.