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wRLnnIAN EXpnpIrloN


believed to DO Loat in the Arctic Seas
Little Doubt of II.
LONDON, July 94.-oarl siowwera
writes to the Standard that he is in ro'
ceipt of adviccs from Norway which
leave little doubt that tho Wellmau
Arctic expedition 10 los.
Experienced shippers just returned
from the spitzbergcn soas express the
Same opinion, and Colonel Fielding, who
accompanied Captain Naries' expo
dItion in 1875, spares this belief.
Arctic skippera report thpt tho flow
OF pack leo and its density this summer
would prove irresistible to any vessel,
however strong They bollevo that the
RagnVeld.Jarl has boon crushed In the
leo and express the baliof that thoro Ia
n remote chance that tho membera oil
tho Wellman expedition havo boon
sayod by managing to got upon an ice
foo; in which case they believe that the
explorers arc In most dangerous
position, as they add that 1t Ia most
probable that tho Ragnvcld.Jarl was
crushed without warning.
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KNOWLEDGE

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tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet.
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less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products TO
the needs Of physical being, will attest
the value to health Of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in tho
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
It's excellence is due to It's presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to tho taste, the refrcahing and truly
beneficial properties Of perfect lax
alive; cffectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and feveH
and permanently curing constipation;
Il has given satisfaction TO millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession. because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and It Is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in SOC and 81 bottles, but Il is man
uracturod by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name Is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup OF Fig,
and being woll informed, you will not
accept any substitute if offered.
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A NEW LABOR UNION
Which is Proposed to Take tho Place
others and Institute Reforms.

which Is Proposed to Take tho Place OF
Others and Institute Reforms.
CHICAGO, July 24-A new labor union
has been launched forth on the trou'
bIed 500 OF labor world which it's lead
crs say will gather under ono banner
tho whole army OF toiIing masses. 1t
was decided to admit militiamen as
members oftho now organization which
the directors say will take tho place OF
tho Knights Of Labor. The declara-
tions OF principles, say tho directors,
have taken into consideration many OBJ
stRcles that will DO encountered.
Firat will DO the assailing Of the
characters Of tho primo movers by the
so.called labor leaders, caused by tho
fear OF disrupting older organizations
and their leaders pull with politicians,
corporations and shysters OF every de-
scription. Second will DO the arduous
task of convincing the masses that it Is
necessary to their welfare that tho 60
called labor leaders are too numerous
and arc thriving on the hard earned
wages OF tho toiling masses, and that
tho time has arrived when only ono Or
gani2ation Of labor Ia sufficient.
Thoro will be one general head shorn
of all power to precipitate the order into
a conflict or strike and the grievance Of
any one member will be tho concern OF
the whole organization.
Tho officers OF the union are w. G.
Walsh, president; W. II. ovorton, vice.
president; NJ. A. coglcy, secretary aud
trenauFer
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a GRAND OLD MAN

Suggested for Congress- by u Second Dis.
trIct Republican = Hon. W. T. Wiley .
Name Proposed.
10 de Elitor ofthe Intett0enea
sre:-The Republicans OF this con.
gressional district arc sure that their
candidate Of this fall will be elected;
Congressman W. L. Wilson's congress.
slonal career will soon end forever.
Whom Pennsylvania Republicans dc.
sired to give a phenomenal majority
they nominated Hon. Galusha A. Grow.
They did SO for tho clear reason that
they knew he was the most popular
Republican OF tho commonwealth. Who
Is tho most popular Republican Of this
state, and q this congressional DISTRICT
Even Dayton, Holt, Fortncy, SturGisS,
Elklns and everybody will cheerfully
concede that ex-United States Senator
WaitmanT. Willoy, "the old man elo-
quent," would poll moro votes as the
Republican candidate against Hon. W.
L. Wilson than any othor Republican
OF tho district The ex-senator should
DO the Republican nominee.
Yours DO,
MoNoNGALIAN.
Morgra,owra, W. Va, july 49,
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prnsiou. 10 wc.t yIryInInns.

sDot,at DfspCtch 10 f1s Ente!'tgcneer.
WASHINGTON, D. G., July 2A-.Tht
following pensions have been granted
to West Virctnians:
original-Timo.hy +. Roanc, Weston
Marlin Park, Burning Springs; Thoo.
dore F. Wells, Wheeling; Ernoline B.
scattcrday (nursc), Wheeling; Isaac W,
Criss, Independence.
Increase Franklin Terrell, Big Bend
Levi D. Clovis. Newport; William II,
Ramsey, Central Station; Alexander
Clark, Rome; George W. Parsons, Ken
tuck; Matthew Edmond. Talbotts; Geo,
N. King, Morgantown; Robert Yehol
Grantsville; David NJ. Nelson, Parkers
burg.
Original widows, etc.-susanna Plum
Tunnolton; Sarah U. Thatcher, Will
iamsburg; Anna Armstrong, Martins
burg.
George W. Irby, Shoals; Jnmes Grimes
Benwood; James Fl. McGill, Mounds
vile; Thomas J. Garrett, Parkorsburg.
: acknowledgement 7. Mann, Hunt
er's Springs.
Restoration aud supplomental-Geo,
Sink, Elizabeth.
Renewal and Incrcase-Wm. Taught,
Brink,
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m,K1NnpY FOR PRESIDENT.
Trend of Events Point to hts Nomination
His Friends, Firth IN HIN.

T,cns of Events Point 20 his Nomination.
-'' Ma Friends Fa,,h In MIN.
80 n 1,,,,. 94-Gororr,,
OhE'EhAND. W. 'u'y S1Osetuo'
William Mckinley, OF ONO. eS-aoVet'
nor william R. Merriam. Of Minnesota,
and ox.Govcrnor Rrssell A. Aleor, o!
S ~. -, vNs'' w. ~, aaa.,0 =, .ho nroson,
Micn'gan, aFo uil Euos's Nv wv '0'sA
timc Of Hon. Mark Hanna, OF this CITY,
There ia more or less gossip in circula-
ton to tho effect TINT tho three gentle
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sH. Clifford, New CasscI, Wis, was
troubled with Neuralgia and Rheuma.
tism, his Stomach was diHordered, his
Liver was affected TO an alarming dc.
F FibIy; rpeduced in ficsli and strength.
Three bottles Of Electric Bitters cured
e Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, H.,
had a running sore on his leg OF eight
years standing. Used three bottles Of
Electric Bitters and seven boxes Of
Bucklen's Arnica Salve, and his leg ID
sound and well. John Speaker, Catawbn,
Ohio, had five large Fever sores on mis-
leg, doctors sNid no was incurablc. One
bottle Electric Bitters and ono box Buck
lens Arnica Salve cured him entirely.
Sold by Logan Drug Co. 5
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Elder S. S. Beaver, OF McAllistervillo,
Junlatta, Co, Pm, says his wife Is
subject to cramp in the stomach. Last
summer she tried Chanborlain's Collie,
Cholera and DiarrhGa Remedy for It
aud was much pleased with tho spoody
relief 1t afforded. She has since used II
whenever nocossary aud found that Il
never fails. For aalo by Chas. f
Goethe, win W. Irwin. Chris. F,
schnepf, Chas. Monkomeller, Wm. Z,
Williams, s. l. Brico, A. L. Schocle
Will Monkcmeller, John Coleman
Richards & MoElroY, W. II. Hague
Wheeling; Dowio & Co., Bridgeport
and u. F. Peabody & Son. Bonwood.
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the srYsTio SHRINE.
The Imperial Council at Dcnvcr-Incrcasc
oft Order.

The Imperial Council ut Denvcr-Incrcasc
ofthe Order.
DENVER, Coz. July 4-Tho annual
session of the imperial council of the
Mystic Shrine opened today with q full
attendance. The reports Of tho officors
showed that the membership, which
numbered 1900 at tho close of 1899,
has increased to $1,000. Imperial Pc.
tentate Thomas J. Hudson recommend
cd that charters DO granted to Aladdin
temple, at Columbus, Ohio, and Ahmed
temple, at Marquette, Mich, and that
the application from 0gden, Utah, for
dispensation TO open 81 Cid temple DO
referred to the committee on dlspensa'
tons and charters. The imperial po-
Tomato reported that as an organization
Of colored citizens had pirated tho title
OF the order he had obtained articles OF
incorporation in Now York state
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TnE CHINESE rnaouE.

The Pest 1nnroaSISg-A Novel and Thor.
oushiy Chinese Method Of Checking Il.
AstEauEo snperstitlou.
WasHIsoTox. July 24.-Addltional in.
formation regarding the black plague In
China has been received at the marine
hospital service through the depart
ment Of state. 8iinssser Dunn, writing
from Toxic. under dato Of June 10. 70.
ports tho peat 70 DO on tho increase in
Hong Kong. Latest adviees, he says,
arc that up TO June over 1900 deaths
had occurred in Hong Kong, and several
Europeans had died Of the plague. A
very small percentage Of them attacked
recover.
Undcr date OF June 90 Minister Damn
says that latest advices from Hong
Kong report a slight abatement Of the
epidemic. Ho also encloaos notiaca.
ton By the japanese government
which requires citizens Of tho United
States In Japan and tho commanders
and masters Of naval and merchant YES
sols arriving at Nagasaki, Kobe, Yoko-
hama and Hakodale to conform 10 tho
imperial ordinance for tho regulation OF
the inspection Of vessels arriving from
cholera infected parts.
Charles Donby, it,, secretary OF lega-
ton at Picking. says tho plague now
prevailing has caused great uneasiness
and every precaution has been taken to
prevent its introduction into districts
not yet infected. Great difficulty
arises, however, from tho utter inabil-
ity OF tho Chinese TO understand and
uhwillingness to comply with tho most
elementary principles OF sanitation.
In Hong Kong tho now cases have
numbered between forty or fifty and
fifteen or twonty per day, with about 10
per cont Of deaths. At Canton II was
estimated that 5000 deaths had oc-
Cured up to tho 9Th OF May. At that
city d novel and thoroughly Chinese
method OF checking the disease was hit
upon. A fortune teller having given
out that tho plague would die away
with the approach Of tho spring soils.
tice, the people Of Canton, In order to
deceive the gods Of sickness, mado the
first day Of tho fourth moon MAY 81
their New Years day. Every ceremony
by which tho day is celebrated was
gone through with scrupulous exnctl'
tude. The local authorities assisted in
this farcical performance. Tho New
Years festivities In tho presence OF
such widespread death had somewhat
ghastly character.
Under date OF July II, tho United
States consul at LEGO. BELGIUM, reports
that thirteen deaths from cholera had
occurred in tho city during tho week
ended JULY, Tho past week, hc Gays,
tho newspapers reported four or five
new cases each day. So groat 10 tho con.
lldence Of tho people in the powcr OF
the authorities to suppress tho disease
that Its presence occasions absolutely
no excitement The explosion OF u
siuglO dynamite bomb has frightened
moro people out Of town than all The
cholera thoy have had.
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cAMpelA onfEPrAIN LosT.
All Hops for the british ship Goue-Th,
Ilesencrn Nni Lizard Prnni.

All Hops for the british ship Goue-ThO
IEeseusrs Not Heard From.
sAS FRAEctEoo. GAIA, July 24-Thc
rate Of Reinsurance on the British ship
Cambria Chieltain has gone mp to s.
pot cent, which lie equivalent to giving
her up as lost. From tho news received
hero Of tho yessel's wreck while bound
for Coquimbo It was thought that Cap
tempted 10 make port Jury rig. This
tain Thomas had remained by her0 at.
theory 10 being at last disSipRtod as the
days 20 By aud NO neWs Is brought OF
her. Il is now feared that sho and tho
gallant crow that went 70 her rescue
from the Dec haVo done down. Tho
story at Gtst received was to the etfect
that tho ship had almost toundered Ia
a gallo and that some Of her crew bad
been picked up of the rigging by sailors
OF the British ship. Among those who
wore saved were tho captains wife and
child. Tho gallant boats crew OF the
Dec went back for the rest.
Tho last seen Of the boat was that she
had capsized and had been righted and
was being carried toward the Cambrian
Chieftain by the lido. The men on the
lost ship wore still clinging 10 tho rig
aing looking IN vain for help from tho
Dee. The rcscuing boat had boon row.
ed but short distance from the Dee
when the heavy seas and the violent
winds capsized hor. Every man got o
grip on tho keel and tho boat was right
cd but she was half filled with water.
Tho oars wore gone though, and the
brave follows we're at tho mercy OF the
elements and were soon lost 70 view in
the darkness Of night The next day
both tho boat and tho Cambrian Chief
tain had disappeared from view. Tho
boats belonging 10 tho partly wrecked
vessel had been washed overheard or
smashed and neither tho purity Of the
Getaways could help tho other. Only q
miracle could save any Of the sailors
and 1t ls feared that this never occur
rod.
Thore is no news Of the British ship
Coliutraye and tho general impression
10 that ller name will have to BIO added
to tho long list Of missing vessels. She
was bound from Now Castle, N. s. W..
for San Francisco and was never sight
ed after sho left port The rate OF TO-
insurance on her is IS per cent.
Some little apprehension Is being ex'
pressed for tho British ship Shannon,
which is now 1873 days out from CAL
cutta. While this is not very long
voyage, still it Is longer than the aver
ago. When tho Laomene was out $50
days the widest kind OF rumors were
ahoat about her and reinsurance was up
to 40 per cont The Laomouo got in fiji.
teen days later, by which tho ratio on
her had advanced to so por cont.
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SEQ Emo worla,s ralr fOr rlttoon cents.

Upon receipt Of your address and Is
cents In postage stamps, wo will mail
YOU prepaid our Souvenir Portfolio OF
tho Worlds Columbian Exposition.
Tho regular price Is 80 cents, but ns We
want you TO have ono. We mako tho
price nominal. You will find 1t u work
OF art and thing TO DO priced. It con-
tnins full page viows Of tho great build.
ings, with descriptions Of same, and is
executed IN highest style Of art. II not
satisfied with 1t after you got 1t, we will
refund tho stamps and lot you keep tho
book. Address II. L. BuCklen & Co.,
Chicago, III. 4
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sy.aa, Dtspaist 70 pAe Intelligence.

sDeetf Dtspatsea 70 We tRs'2l0eHe1.
BloR0AsToWH, July A.-It has been q
,n,,.or 81 sotne speculation amono the
'I, ,..,s.II,. i,,o,oo,od who.bor =, NJ,
pels'cay !, NV. "" "S
Hon. George u. etnrgiss, q thia place.
will contest for the Congressional nom
;a.,,o, a. tbe aonvou,ion which IA 10
,ups' " :. xSl,,,n. saa,o,nho, ,hor.I,
DO heto ~ S'1ln'' s'pS'u'oos y suOusu
ithad been known that Elf. sturnsS
Ind not given out any statement that
s,o,ld yiva tho ronort nm aIIir native
"Ss'N 80
chafaceL
Mr.. sturgiss was seen to-day by an
fsrgLttdewcER correspondent, and Ia
,onlv N tho observa.orv inouirv. "Do
tOF'y ~ - .,...'. III III ,..n.,on
you THINK your name VIII DO .nen''0u :,
cd in connection With tho nomination,
he said:
~ havc not been, nor am ! now. nor
do Iexpcct to be o candidate Tor tho
nomination. Greater interest will cen.
ire In this district this year than usual
as o natural consequence OF tho present
chairman Of tho ways aud meana COM
mittee OF tho house being tho opponent
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OF Hoods sarsapariIla is that while 1t
nurillcs the blood aud sends 1t couraing
Trough tho veins full OF richness and
hoalth, 1t alao imparts now lilo and
yIgor to every function Of tho body.
Hence tho expression no often hoard:
"uood's Sarsaparilla made n now Per;;
son OF mo-" II overcomes that tired
feeling so common now.
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CALL for Cubcb Cough euro and in
sist upon having nothingclse; Twenty;
Ave and nifty cont bottles. Try It and
II II ia not rs wO say-thc Dcst retneuy
OF the kind in tho world--we ask you u
condemn il 10 NIL your friends.
Sold by Alex. I: Young, John r klnrI,
Wheeling, and Bowic d Co.. brldgo'
port, Ohio.
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-Four CrushO,, to pcn,r,.

wiMoNA, MINI, July 24.-By tho
cnvlng in Of tho walls of n cistorn to-
day at tho Young Ladies' Catholic somi-
nary three bricklayers and boy nino
years old werc buried eighteen feet un.
dor tho earth and brick. A force OF
lnon wero at oncc utarted 10 digging
but all woro doad when found.
Following arG names Of the dend:
Joseph schnoider, Albert stanek, Mike
Kulasa, Henry Grlebach.
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SECOND DISTRICT.
Hon. George o. strgiss is Not
Seeking tho Nomination.
HEaTY OF EXCELLENT MATERIAL

i tho Republican Raults. no Says
Tho siOnonraIian Says Either SIR.
Elktns or Mr.. Mason should De In.
daoed 90 Run-rho Feeling Very
strong for Mr.. sturEIsa, However.
No siatscr WHO'S Named Ropubli.
Gao Prospects Are Good.
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Fprsyo, GAIA, July 24.-Fivo women
went bathing last evening in tho San
Joaquin river near Port Washington.
Ono got beyond hor depth and In at.
tempting to rescue icr, three OF tho
othcss wero carried into an eddy and
drowned,
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SHANGHAI, July 29.-It is generally
believed hero that Japan docs not do.
sire Pacifc settlement OF the Corean
dispute. AS evidence OF this, attention
Is called TO tho fact that go soon "a one
difficulty Is overcome Japan Immediate
ly raises another.
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No oSr in ordinary health mood bo-
come bald or gray. II no will follow, son
eiblo treatment. We advise cloanlincss
OF tho aCalp and tho usc oil llaIfs AaiF
ROnOWnr
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HOOPS Puts arc purely Vegetable,
perfectly harmless, alway9 reliable anu
beneficial,
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SEE our nd on eighth page for prices
on Stacy, Adams & Co.'S mons lnc
bhocs. twill pay you. LouSE's.
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Stacy. ADAMS & Co.'s mems S. Patent
Leather Shoes for Sat LooKBs'
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YellOWStOnoN National Park
And Shown The Numerous EarYds Of that Mysterious Region

And Shown The Numerous EaYss Of that Mysterious Region
All the curious geysers some of which vonit streams
of mud stones and water to height Of feet others
that simmer like Devils stew, and grow like sub
teranean monsters; the extraordinary formations that
resemble stalactites and ranbows great canons with
walls frescoed by nature in richest coIors rivers plung
ing over enormous precpices basins of boiling water
in cones rising from Yellowstone lake snow-covered
pateaus in summer remarkable petrifactons; lakes
that look like prisns fossils of extinct animals; Death
Valley and many other astounding wonders that rem
der this the most truly unparalleled district Of our globe.
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These Amazing CuriOSid0S Of Nature

in all the whims which she Is capable Of exhibiting in
all the magnfcence of her variable charms in the glory
of her strength and the beauty of her potean attrac
TONS are reproduced in GLIMPsES OF AMERICA, in
series of exquisite photographs and described in an
equally eloquent and realistically graphic manner
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Viz. ~ our large company Of excursidnists now
travelling through all the picturesque regions of the
United States and Canada, are conducted into the
World-famous
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1894-05-31
Decoration Day.

Decoration day was duly observed
in Toledo by the old soldiers and
others. A good program had been
arranged and was carried through
successfully. in the forenoon the
people went to the graveyard north
Of town and decorated the graves
with flowers. At ten o'clock the
crowd assembled on tie wl,c.f and
met the Newport and Yaquina del
egations as they came up on the
steamer Volanta. The crowd then
formed, and led by the old soldiers,
marched to the court house, where
a short ceremony Of welcome was
had, after which an adjournment
was taken until after dinner. AT
one O'Clock the procession was again
formed in the following order: To-
ledo band, members of the G. A.
R. and other veterans, forty-foui
small girls each with sash repre-
senting the different states Of the
Union, the friends and visitors. II
this order they marched 10 the foo
of Hill street, thence TO the cour
house, where the usual ceremonie
OF the Grand Army were observed
intermixed with literary and musi
cal exercises. Noteworthy anon
these ceremonies were the decora
'""e Of an unknown grave by eac
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The End.

Next Monday is election day.
On that day the people Of Lincoln
county will go to the various vot-
ing places and exercise their fran
chise as free men in choosing their
various officers and in the location
of the county seat. The county IS
to be congratulated upon the ter
mination of a canvas that has been
remarkably clean and free from
personal abuse and slander of the
various candidates. Perhaps never
before has there been so clean
campaign. This is as it should be.
The people will go to the polls with
less actuation Of a feeling Of
revenge or malice than is ordinary
and it is safe to say that the true
sentiment of the people will be very
nearly expressed.
The issues which confront the
voters are important in Lincoln
county. They have set Of Off
GERS to elect, and a general feeling
is that set of economic and eff
cient officers are more to be desired
now than ever. The county is new
and poor. Some mistakes have
been made, but none SO serious but
what they can be corrected with
proper management. II good men,
and men who are interested as tax
payers are placed in office the coun-
ty will be saIe ard sound.
It has been fortunate that the
county seat fight has been kept
separate and apart from the election
Of county officers, except, perhaps,
in one or two instances. There
has been attempt made TO ride into
Office on the fight for location OF
county seat, but it will be signal.
failure. The county seat will be
voted upon largely with minds un-
biased by other political efforts,
and what the result win be cannot
even be foretold.