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JUST WHAT'S NEEDED

Exclaims thousands OF people who
have taken Hoods sarsapaiiIia al
this season of the year, and who have
noted the success OF The medicine in
giving them relief from that tirea
feeling, waning appetite and state
Of extreme exhaustion after the close
confinement of long winter season,
the busy time attendant upon large
and pressing business during the
springs months and with vacation
time vet SOME weeks distant. II i
then that the building-up powers Of
Hoods sarsdpparilla are fully appre-
ciated. 1T seems perfectly adapted
to overcome that prostitution causcdi
by change Of season, Climate or life,
and while it tones and su7tains the
.gstoT, it purifies and vitalizes the
blood.
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NOTICE.

There will be a meeting of the
stockholders of the Pan American
Raiteoad Co. at tlie oflica of the
CompahF, in Victoria, Victoria 10.
Texas, OF the 22nd day of August
1895, for the purpose Of trai,sacting
such business as may be necessart to
OBJECT reorganization and TO carry
out the objects and purposes of lis
creation.
j. 5. Anthony, President.
Geo. Vineyard, Secretary
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DoN'T1nBAClo SPIT or SMOKE
YCUR LIE Away.

is fc tut tpl. Startling 0tle cf a
hook lsltFt ht-To- BIZ. the haIm'css
- 01aHfffd to' acf(lsljt ts'. Tia,
Rtacos pr nico'inized nerve eliminate, s
the nicotinc / olson. makes veal suCD
gain strergth. tisor, and manhood.
You luD no physical cf firm iil risk.
as Eo-Te-foc is sold Ivy EotiGa der
Agu2a.under a UaTantee. 20 cure oil
moD eX, refunded. Book free. Address
Sterling Remedy To-. New York, or
Chicago.
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EDR S..LE.

Parties wishing seed CT the milo
maize and sorghum can iind same on
sale a, the grocery store Of Bloom
berg & Puphae'; rho milo maize
was raised BY &. ). Miller near this
city and is guaranteed to be the
genuine maize
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FOR OVER FIFTY YEARS.

tiRs. WINsLow's SOOTHING Syrup
has been used for over fifty wears by
millions ofmothere for their children
While ttething with perfect success.
It soothes tho child softens tlip gums
allays all pin. Cures wind collie, and
IS tie best remedy for tjiarthoca.
1t Will relieve the poor little sufferer
Immediately 25e. bottle. BE sure
and ask for "Alres WinsloW' Sooth-
ing Sirup," ard take no other kind.
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NOTICE or SALE.
81 The state of TEXAS I
Conn y of Cameron, 7

Nstun y VI ANinEitli. '
Whereas by virtue o. swriJ of exc; u
tion am orb : o. sale iSSis d 10y tho ton.
dust cc'S Court Pre-, inc No 2. Cameron
County. Texas, "a TO 18Th q " Of .I,ae
A. D. 1870. ia ca Sc 10. $50 entitled (.
q. Mae, vrrsHs lu'eS La ad0u /, z. <.
f5rtC, sheriff, did on id l9;h day Of
JOac 1885 levy Gicn the FOL owing real
est tie, To wi: Lot No. IL, IN Block
No, al tog fher VIII al improvements
thereon situated in the { ity of Browns
vile. Cameron County, Texas. said lot
fronting fi.tl ie'l on Adams street and
ruf}njng b;rrk one hundred AID twenty
feet be WreIi parallel ines to an alley
dividing SAID y O. K, to sati fly judg-
mpnt recovered against Sald jules
Lucaiou Tor one hundred and eight en
dbl rs anl forty tNo cents and the
further sun of four dollars and thirty
cen 10y way of go {.
Now the fore not &C is hereby givtP.
that an: + and by yirtu OF the said
:, sit of execution amt order ~ s;i. i tie
Undersigned, ON tuesday, the 9Th dl
o. August, 1898. bet~ cen the hours of
10 \. II. AMI 4 J., VI. az the Gouit
Hon e door in the cit Of i}roWnsyil e.
aLieTOD \ amy. 'CAaS, VIII ~ publlI
auction u TO re Highest bidder for
cash the said Lot NJ. II, Block No. VI
with IL the impro einents thereof, to
satisfy the said judgment, debt, costs
of court, gu res aud commissions for
oliecting the aai!l
E. c. FoRTo
Sheriff, O. inelon County .eAaS.
by FIR NJ IA TIN. d putty.
EreSh lannon's at EplpStin Ia.
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ATIENTlIi0Nl 6 In 1itH5 81
pvd.fo II. GAIA. he wei
known tailor, irfahs IL
public tlliat Il 1rs nova nova lie
Tailoring establishment to iil,s
Douglas building. chs l9!h
street, OPPOSITE The Contiiat n
tai Saloon, where he is ready ADJ,
TO serve customers. lie gu'a,-
aniee5 iiiirs; Glass wolk and sass
isfaciion.
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NEW ORLEANS LADIES

now lave an opportunity e test the
sibeffef excelline, the csftbrated
California preservatiye aIh berasi-
fer u the complexion. Prepared in
liquid and powder, in rGle white,
brunette and. delicaf6 flesh color,
cxquisitely psrfumed. At aI1 drug
prirh 81 l.ene9.
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goIlB.

Halls Catarrah Cure is taken in
ternally and acts directly or the
blood and mnc3G5 surfaces OF the
system. Send for testimonials, free.
T. J. CHENEY : CO., Toledo. o.
gZ Sold by Druggists, 10 cents.
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EFlR RE.YT,

The Mtilcr's Ilnt5l hhilding HAY
ing been enrhpietely repaired Is
offered Tor rcnr for hotel purposes.
Rpa6 ua6lc rates: Apply to Fran
CISCO Yturria.
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ABOUT TOWN


lemons on hand.
The second crop can wait little
while longer for that rain.
The back yard bicycle Contingent
will soon make their public debut.
The mail passed the SAM at 8 80
this morning, without any passen-
gers.
The river Is reported falling at ali
up-river points. 1t is.a1so snhsiding
here.
The new moon seems as dry as a
prohibitionist. When will that
rain come?
The city fathers are having some
substantial improvements made on
the streets.
Your cigar dealer viii give you a
briar pipe free. See advertisement
of Dukes mixture.
Mexican dollars are still advanc-
ing slightly, being euoted ii New
York today At Oh cents.
The best drink for the summer i
the Louisiana Pieener beer. For
sale exclusively BY Ce,estin Jagoui
a can load of the celebrated
Pilsener bother beer was received
on last steamer by Celestin jogou.
Read what the Laredo News says
about the profits ii grape culture,
and go straigtway and plant you a
vineyard.
Weare Informed that DR.. Barragan
intends to erect telephone line be-
tween his drugstore IN this city and
his Natamoros establishment
Tomorrow will be St. James day.
and will be celebrated b a number
Of bales and other festivities which
viii continue tie following day and
night.
That Pilseher beer, Manufactured
in New Orleans and sold here by
Celestine Jagou, is pronounced By
all equal to any beer made in tic
United States.
We are indebted to our friend Col,
Josiah Turner for late copies of the
Atlanta Constitution, which the col
onel assures as Is almost as good a
paper as fHE HERALD.
The new daestaf IN the garrison
having beer finally completed, old
Glory now proudly waves at the top
Of it, which, by the way. is several
feet higher than the old one was.
Is there any further news from
Washington about re-opening the
signal service station in Brownsville
Secretary Morton must have pigean-
holed the matter through mistake
Druggist JOE L. Phtegnat is still
talking about that big Junc-fsh he
captured during his recent visit TO
the Point. 1t was a whopper and
BIf. Putegnat had ar exciting tiine
catching It.
Mike LesRy is Just in receipt of Il
large consignment of that famous
Monongaheia whiskcy, Of rhiIadel-
phia, which is recommended by all
physicians both for family and me
dicinal uses: Try sone of ii.
We are pleased to learn that Sher-
if Forto is progressing rapidly to
wards recovery sud expects soon to
be able 70 90 on the warpath again
after law breakers III Canieron com
ty. We hope he may soon capture
the rascais who iaade the dastardly
attempt on his life.
-Four men belonging to the crew
at the life-saying station at Brazos
Santiago came up on last evenings
train for the purpose Of passing the
examination which they are required
TO undergo annually, DR.. J. NJ. Main
being the examiner Tor this station.
Allpassed satisfactory examination
and returned to the coast this morn
ing. Trey wiz resume their duties
at the lie saving staten on tie first
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N0TICe BY pUBLlCATioN

OF FiraJ Recount, Estate of Samuel
LOPEZ ct al. minors. No 2i7. issued II
day OF july 1855. Jesus Lopez Guar
dian.
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The State = Texas,
To the Sheriff or any Constable
OF & lniprcD county. prectipV.

You arr Hereby omnil ded. that by
publication Of this writ olice a wee k
for t re ucceS>lve weeks in u-wS-
paper rrgtlarl, pu i:shed ti'e Couu-
t. of a,u. ron you i've due notice to
all persons interested IN The Account
for Final Spttlam mt Of said Est e., TO
file their ohiec iors thereto. ! :uay iiey
have. ~ or before the >eptemher Tenn
1895, of 81 E-reron county, Court.
commel ing aad - be. hoideIi 1t ths
CouIt House OF said County. II Streams
wife cn the Tn, d " nd ~ in Sept nh T
1875. when sJi Accom-: ard Applica-
tion vii be- con-i lered uy aid Coart.
Witness my hand aud .cal ot Ice, at
Brownsville, this 5Jhiay Il JAY, y y.
1898.
Jo>ErH WFnB
Clerk County Court, Cameron County,
Tex :.
By uowsnS M'tt =. Deputy.
! here y certify The above 10 be- a
true copy.
E.C. FoRTo.
Sheriff, Cameron County Texas.
By FRANK MAETIN DEPUTY.
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NREAT BATTLES are contin-
N5a ually going on in the human sys-
TEN. Hoods ssrsaparilla drives our
disease and Restores Health.
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Or. .'rice'S Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fais HieEest MssaI ans Oiptor-Il.
NEEThOROLOGtCAL.

Temperature for the week
July 9th. July 22th.
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Sahcribe for THE HERALD.
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Sheriff. c. ihelon County .eAaS.
by FIR 'NS IA TIN. d putty.
Fresh lemons at Celestin ia
rOnS.
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YAcHTsMEN DELIGHTED.
Formal Challenge Received by tho Ne,
York Yacht Club

Formal Challenge Received by tho New
York Yacht Club.
NEW YORK, Sept 24.-There was re.
joicing among the members of the
New York yacht club Monday
over the receipt by cable OF
a challenge from the secretary
of the Royal Victoria yacht
club, of isyde, Isle of Wight,
for series of matches for the Amer.
ica's cup. which was sent in the name
of Charles ID. Rose. Those persons who
had held that the unfortunate ending
of the matches between the Nalkyrie
I'LL and the Defender would not
put an end to the International races,
were jubilant. The challenge from
Mr.. Rose, which had been preceded by
IN informal challenge, sent last
Friday, was received by j. ".
S. Oddie. secretary of the New
York Yacht club, late Mon
day afternoon, and was posted
shortly afterward. a series of matches
is provided for, the contest to he for the
Americas cup in 1896, with the cutter
yacht distant shore load water line SO
feet.
A reply was sent stating that the
challenge would be considered for
mally pending the arrival of mail ad-
vices, which are on the way. The
challenge will be acted upon at a
special meeting to be held upon re-
ceipt of the letter from England.
The length of the challenging boat
will be about the same as that of the
Defender. 1t is the general impress
sion among yachtsnen that the De-
fender will meet the challenger next
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1895-09-27

sou lruiL INC cause or centuries snou1u nos
be allowed to fall and die, because back OF the
English house of commons stands that inn
placable barrier to progress and liberty, the
house of lords
I'VE are here to proclaim to the world that
the Irish race is Mother dead nor disheart-
ened. We are not OF breed that runs out There
are moro OF us now than ever before. We are q
wall of tirc that can never be extinguished. We
Will never give UP the struggle. We are here
to consolidate all forces for IN aggressive
move against England whenever we
can strike her under the law OF
nations. She is surrounded by enc
mics France, Germany, Russia, oil
hate her For twenty-five years the foreign
policy OF America has not been what 1t should
be and II the government had been as patriotic
as Is the American nation the day
that tho British marines Ian ded in Corinto
would have hoard the broadsides of the Amer
lean feet. From to- day." concluded the
speaker, ''let us inaugurate the new move
ment, lot us work for the establishment Of An
Irish republic, free and independent
The chairman resumed his seat amid
applause that continued for several
moments. Then committees on cre-
dentials and permanent organization
were appointed and at 1855 the con-
vention took recess of an hour,
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CREW Is SAFE.
No Loss Of Life by Sinking Of the
Schooner E. R. Williams.
Fears Expressed for Safety of Over
Due Canadian Steamer-Gailant
Rescue Of Schooner's Grew.

DETROIT, Mich, Sept ga private
telegram to the Journal from Cleve-
land says that the report that the
schooner Z. r. Williams was
lost with all hands is erroneous
A message was received Tues
day morning by Warner &
Co., from Capt. Hunton, of the
Williams, which said that the schooner
sank at n. IN. Monday morning off
Saint Martins island. The crew took
to the small boats and reached Man
istique safely.
The cargo of the Williams consisted
OF $40 tons of iron ore for Toledo. The
Williams was in tow Of the steamer
Santa Maria, and both boats left at 8
o'clock Sunday afternoon. The sea
was running reavily from the south
on Green bay, and the schoon-
er, laden deep in the water, made
bad work Of the head sea. The
Santa Maria headed for the Poverty
passage In Lake Michigan, and up to 9
o'clock Sunday night the schooner's
lights could be seen by the crew of the
Santa Maria. Shortly after that time
the tow line parted and the Williams
disappeared from sight. At daylight
its topmast was discovered sticking
out of the water under st. Martins
island.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1895-09-27

y.
Of Caledonia is the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. 7. Drummond.
Mrs. Alice Brown Duckett who has
been spending the summer with her
parents, started for her home in
Greenwood, s. c., on Tuesday.
Miss Emily Brown is in st. Paul.
The Modern Woodman Association
of the surrounding towns met with
our lodge on Tuesday and held a pic
mic in Mr.. St. Johns grove. The Can
ton band furnished music, which with
singing and races helped to make o
merry afternoon. Everyone pro-
nounce the Woodmen, royal enter
tanners.
Mrs. Nellie Williams and two chill
dren are visiting at Harry Williams,
they will return to their home in
Spring Valley this week, accompanied
by Miss Sally who has been spending
a few weeks at her brothers.
W. ii. Strong and wife of Spring
Valley are visiting with their nieces,
Mrs. Drumnond and Mrs. Wickham.
ToPSEY.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1895-09-27
Granger and Florenceville,

Prof. I. H. Orcutt of Owatonna de.
livered his lecture on "Miorohes and
Men" at the M. E. church, Thursday
evening, and also filed the pulpit on
Sunday morning.
John Ludwig is the assistant miller
at the Star Roller Mills.
Lost, SGrayed or stolep,-The twin
brothers of our twin cities. Latter
Rev. A. NJ. Hardness and r. r. Wick
ham left town on camping expedit-
ion last Friday, they will be gone ten
days, during which time they will at
tend the NJ. E. conference at Fart
bault.
Miss Lucy Fincki is visiting in
Preston.
A. G, Serfling and wife are now
housekeeping in John Finckh's build
ing.
Owen Williams had the misfortune
to have several stacks and a quantity
of grain burn Inst week; fire caught
while threshing.
Mrs. John Finckh gave q quilting
party to her friends on Monday.
Miss Lauraine Mead and her music
pupils Of Cresco met with Misses Mel
lie Sims and Adah Robinson of this
place and spent last Saturday in
Lorenzo st. Johns beautiful picnic
grounds.
Mrs. Van Dee is entertaining her
aunt, Mrs Butler of Mabel.
Mrs. Helen (Barnard) Sanford of
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1895-09-27
MAY BE LOST.
Canadian Pacific Passenger Steamer Al
bcrta Long Oyeralne.

Canadian Pacific Passenger Steamer Al
bcrta Long Overdue.
SAuLT STE. MARIE, Mich, Sept. a.
Adviccs from Fort Williams at 1876
Tuesday afternoon, say that the Cana
dian Pacific passenger steamer Alberta
has not reached there yet. She
passed through here Sunday morning
at 10 o'clock aud is overdue thirty-twe
hours at Port Arthur. Nothing has
been seen of her and considerable
anxiety is manifest over her where
abouts. She had good-sized passenge,
list.
The Alberta went on the Owen
sound, Fort William, Port Arthu,
route early in the present month. She
left Owen sound Saturday last and
was due to arrive at Port
Arthur about o'clock Monday
morning. A dispatch from Owen
sound says that the agents of the line
of steamers there had heard nothing
from the Alberta since she passed the
500 Sunday morning.
Probably Lost.
MARQUETTE, Mich, Sept 24.-The
steamer Stafford arrived Monday after
noon with the barges Francomb and
Ed Williams in tow. The captain re-
ports that on the way up Sunday night
the steamer Simon Langell and two
consorts were just ahead. During the
night they were lost sight OF, and
nothing has been heard of them since.
Gallant Rescue of Schooner's Crew.
ST.. IGNAcE, Mich, Sept. 24.-.The
schooner G. Ii. johnson went ashore
at Gross Cap, behind the island of St.
Helena, III Sunday nights gale and
the crew had narrow escape
from being drowned. The schooner
commenced going to pieces Ave min
utes after she struck. The yawl-
boat was filled and stove to pieces
almost Immediately it was launched.
and the crew began firing distress sig
nails with gun. These awoke Fisher
man Ambrose Corps, who, with his
two sons, manned his fishing boat and
pulled out to the wreck. They
nearly lost their lives in saving
the crew, but finally all reached
the shore. The woman cook of
the schooner was nearly dead from
fright and exposure, however, and had
leaped into the boat half naked. The
crew of the schooner lost everything
they had except the clothes they wore
at the time
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1895-09-27

The market is full of cough mix
lures, but one trouble with most of
them is that when they do little
good the patient has to take SO much
that he gets to loathe the taste. The
Pineola Balsam is superior to other
cough remedies because it is agree
able to the palate and its good effects
are immediate. In few days an Or
binary cough is gone altogether.
Bronchitis and asthma are more stub
Plneola Balsam. A remedy worth
trying. Twenty-Five cents is all it
costs. to
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1895-09-27
HAYTIAN CABLE.
Process of Laying It nogin. at Now

Process Of Laying 1t Eogin. at Row
York.
NEW YORK, Sept. 24.-The United
States s. Hayti Cable company has
chartered the cable steamer Mackay.
Bennett, owned by the Commercial
Cable company, for the purpose of lay
ing the first section of submarine
cable to connect New York direct
with Hayti, West Indies. The Mackay-
bennett arrived here on Friday, and
on Monday submerged the heavy, or
shore-end type of cable, a length Of
about 10 knots. The cable terminates
near the landing place of the CONNER
cial Cable company's landing place at
Coney Island, and will be completed as
soon as possible to Havti
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1895-09-27
IncreaaIne IL. 0ntnnt

HouaHroN, Mich, Sept. a.. The Cal.
umct s. Hecla company is materially
increasing its output of refined copper,
and ore stored from the operations OF
the previous years is now being smelt.
ed. This years output of copper will
be nearly 100000 pounds more than
last year, an increase of one-third. AT
the present price of copper the compa-
ny is earning nearly $500, 900 net profit
every month
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Postal Anairs.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2A.-The annual
report of Fourth Assistant Postmaster
General Maxwell for the last fiscal
year shows that on June 80 last the
total number of post offices in opera.
ton in the United States was 70, oe4.
OF these, $1,000 were fourth-class Off.
ces and 3,5o4 presidential, being an in.
crease over the fiscal year of 259 Dur
ing the year 2,42a post Offices were es.
tablished and 2,1O3 discontinued.
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Breaks Another ran Record.

SYRACUSE, N. Y, Sept. 24.-The New
York Central has again broken the
record for fast time. Tuesday morn.
ing special consisting of three coaches
and drawn by locomotive No. 900, left
Albany at G o'clock and arrived here at
s12, thus making the run Of 14s miles
in 1872 minutes. This beats the worlds
record for this distance.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1895-09-27
STRUCK By A TRAIN.
Fate of Three coiorcd Women at Little
Silver, n. j.

Fate of Three coiorcd Women ut Little
Silver, n. j.
LONG BRANCH, N. j., Sept. %. A
wagonette containing four colored
women was struck by special pas
senger train on the New Jer-
scy Central road at Little Sill
vcr at o'clock Tuesday morning.
In the vehicle were Mrs. Annie
Bell. Miss Banks, Mrs. Holmes and a
cousin of the latter. Mrs. Bell was in.
SANITY killed and Miss Banks and Mrs.
Holmes had their legs broken. The
fourth woman and the driver escaped
injury. The horses. We're ground to
pieces with the vehicle. Mrs. Bell
owned large property interests at Red
Ranl1
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1895-09-27
wronged woman,s Reyenre.

Ell PAso, Tex, Sept 24.-Hattie
Baker, aged 2s, woman of the town,
was shot dead Monday evening while
riding bicycle by Mrs. L. Thompson,
whose husbands affections Hattie
alienated. Mrs. Thompson fred from
a doorway $50 feet distant.
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Tickle Maid Finally Caught.

WILKEsBARRE, Pa, Sept. 24.-Miss
Annie Bolligh, of this city, had novel
way of disappointing young men who
wanted to become her husband. Or
two occasions she left town on the day
set for the marriage. She tried to
elude Michael Zilbiski in the same
way, but she was watched, and when
she attempted to run away was es.
corted to church and the marriage
ceremony was gone through with.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1895-09-27
ON Verge of a water Famine.

ALTOONA, Pa, Sept e4.-Altoona is
on the verge of water famine.
There is at present but feet OF
water in the reservoir. Unless it rains
speedily, of which there is now no
prospect. the water remaining will
have to be saved for fire protection.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1895-09-27
Case Postp,,ned.

CHICAGO. Sept. a4-'rhc case against
the American Tobacco company,
set for hearing Tuesday morn
ing before Judge Showalter in the
United States circuit court. in which
1t will probably lie asked that the con.
sideration of the claim that the COM
pany is a trust be remanded to the
attorney general, was postponed until
next Tuesday.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1895-09-27

LONDON, Sept. "a. "A dispatch to the
Pail Mall Gazette from Shanghai says
that the entire province OF Chckiang
has again been placarded with anti.
foreign and anti-Christian proclama-
tions, causing much anxiety among the
foreign residents,
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Rules the Canal.

BUFFALO, N. ", Sept. 24.-The New
York Central & Hudson River railroad
has secured control Of practically all
the tonnage that floats upon the Erie
canal, and will, therefore, be in po-
sition to control all freight rates on
tho canal