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The times., 1897-07-30
4 Poet ON the Klnndike.

A somewhat amusing scrap is going Oh
ct present between theesteeined World and
the esteemed Journal, both OF New York
These two newspapers haveneverlede exact
ly " hat might be called a peaceful and har-
monioGs existence, and at times IL has
seemed that the only possible outcome OF
the combat would be, excepting their
ais and the ends OF their tales. instead
of two papers, not any. But this partiou-
lar trouble Is over the harmless and Joyous
Br. Joaquin Miller.
III is not certain whether Mr. Miller is
the real complaint or only symptom The
special Commissions" epideniic has been
raging with viruleuce in New York Of late,
and TIE World and the Journal have had ii
so badly that there is hardly a crowned
head, or a notorious murderer, or a liter
airy person, or a minister, or an artists
model, or d politician. or any other person
or note on the planet who has not at some
thae received generous check from one
ing reporter. AS a newspaper correspond
ent remarked cyricaliy not very long ago.
almost anybody can do Journalism now
sdays If he has brains enough to keep out
Of tie. Insane asylum even these re-
meats VIII not be altogether safe in years
10 come.
Mr. Joaquin Miller. then-the babblins
brook of the SieTFas, who has spent most OF
his life writing poetry and incoming around
Mount Shssta-was engaged 70 20 up TO
Klondike and describe the country. The
World says he was engasedby Mr. Pulitzer.
The Journal says he WIS nabbed by Mr.
1LcarEb. Meanwhile Mr.. Miller moons Sc
rcnely Oh toward the land OF gold, and
each paper Is declaring With daily grow
The times., 1897-07-30

ing headlines thatft will itself, ipsissinun,.
publish the only cmanations from his pen
willie he is there
ALASKA is not considered as very much
time. Later, when Klondike has developed
schools, and colleges, and stock exchanges,
aud dry goods stores, and school Iyceunas.
and a settled way TO spell its name, there
may be place for good, worthy poet 10
earn hisliving, but not now or course. Mr..
Miller can loaf around Kiondike and moon
at the expense OF either the World or
Journal.for as long as he likes, il l,e can
get tbcre: but il seems as il il might be
a pious plan for him 10. know which one
of these papers is likely to pay his expenses.
Probably he does know Possibly both OF
them Will. Possibly he hasinatis q deal with
Mr. Pulitzer and Mr.. Hearst separately;
but, If So he viii do VI ell to sta in klonake
or soulewh.re else ON the Pacific coast
till both these gentlemen have died Itui if
his services are 10 be restricted TO one news
paper, as our synpathies are with the Jour
nal, we devoutly hope that the World win
come off winner in the fight The Klondike
joke has gone almost far enough to justify
the nse OF guns, aud the Klontlike poem
would he calamity too terrible 60 behorne
The times., 1897-07-30
DESIRABLE BERrHs FILLED.
Appointments of Consuis Announced
at the White House.

at the White House.
1t was announced yesterday a the White
House that the President had made the
following appointments;
Consuis: Church Howe, Nebraska. at Pa
lermo, Sicily; Ither W. Osborn, Nebraska,
consul generalat Apia and Nukalofa Tonge:
John n. Ruffin, Tennessee. ASCENSION, Par
aguay; 4 II. Byington, Connecticut, Naples,
Italy, Samuel NJ. Taylor, Ohio, Glasgow,
Scotland: Gustave c. Z. Weber, Ohio, NJ
Ieniberg, bavaria; John L. Bittinger, Mis-
souri,, consul general at Montreal, Canada:
John Jenkins, Nebraska, San Salvador; VII
liam w. Touvelle, Ohio, Belfast, Ireland;
William p. Smyth, Missouri, Hull, Eng
land; Griffith ". Frees, Wisconsin, swan
sea, Wales, Urban j. Ledoux, Maine.
Three Rivers, Quebec; Wilbur s. Glass,
South Dakota, Kehl, Germany; George
Il. Jackson. Connecticut. Cognac. France:
Hugh Pitcairn, Pennsylvania. Hamburg
Germany; Ira B. Myers, Indiana. St Johns.
n. b; BENJAMIN Nusba um, Pennsylva-
mia, Munich, Bavaria; john N
McCunn, Wisconsin, Dunfermline, Scotland:
Michael j. Burke. Illinois, Port Stanley
and st. Thomas, Canada; Edward d. Wins
low, Illinois, Stockholm, sweden; Heze-
kiah A. Gudger, North Carolina, Panama,
Colombia; James Johnston, New Jersey,
Sheffield. England.
The times., 1897-07-30
TO WORK WITH THE VOTERS.
The Various Political Orga nizations
Preparing for Fall Elections.


The committees representing the various
political organizations are arranging their
headquarters and preparing for the cam
paigns that will row soon be ON in full
blast The Republican national committee
will maintain its headquarters here during
the summer despite the statement that
1t is to be removed to Cleveland. While
it is true that the chairman, the secretary
and the mairi officials are in Ohio watch
ing the drift Of things there, they have not
let go Of the situation here. The head
quarters are in the hands OF a force OF
competent clerks, under the leadership OF
Col Jacob Donaldson. of Columbus, o., who
is q veteran in politics and a general all
around man.
The Republican Congressional committee
has opened It's headquarters in the Postal
Building, and are now ready to keep tab
on the country. Mr.. Fred. Schrader, who
was In charge of the bureau of publicity
dunng the last campaign, is at the helm,
and vii! see that this political craft runs
straight with the channel and avoids the
rocks and sandbars during the absence,
shortly, from the city of Chairman Bah
COCK. Ill. Babcock takes a very hopeful
view or the situation, and says that Mr..
Hanna VIII surely carry the legislature
in Ohio and be returned to the Senate
The chairman is OF the opinion that busi-
ness will now revive, owing 20 the passage
OF the tariff bill, and by the time the
fall campaigns are on the revivif ying ef-
fects OF prosperity Will be felt throughout
the land
While the Republicans are thus mar
shaling their forces, the silver men are
not idle. The American Bimetallic Union
has its headquarters under full head
way, and is doing u great work for the
cause OF bimetaIlism. Mr.. George (. Bowen
and Mr.. Il F. Bartine are IN charge, anu
both OF them are veterans in the cause
which the union represents. The tone Of
the Democratic platform adopted in Mary
land Wednesday is especially gratifying
to Mr. Bartine. for. he says, II commits the
party there absolutely TO the free and un-
limited coinage of silver as Wen as gold, and
was all that could be reasonably expected
under the circumstances.
The times., 1897-07-30
suit Department.

Navy Blue Snk-lined Cheviot Suits,
sizes 32 ana 81. Reduced from S2S 90
70 Sl2.5O each.
Blue and tray Mixed Cheviot Suits.
jacket and skirt sizes "a and So Re-
dueed from $500 TO S7 30 each.
pIAIk Crash Blazer Saits Sizes 80. "a
and Sc Reduced from $500 10 S5-50 each
10 fine Dark Lawn Wrappers. Sizes
Az, 4 ana Al Reduced from SI % to
e5c. each.
- 4iiie oSoiood 1haiubraY shirt Waists,
with detached collars sizes So 70 40
Reduced from 81 .66 TO soc. each
q f1ne Striped PercaIe Shirt Waists
Iast col0rs, perfect hitting. Sizes 32 TO
AZ Reduced from 35c. 10 35c each
10 Cblldrens fine Figured and Striped
Lawn " ASH Dresses sizes to II years
Reduced from SIS and S2.3s to 81 so
eacA.
% Girls Fine Dfmity and Lawn Shirt
W eists, detached collars and cuffs Sizes
La TO 10 years Reduced TTom SOC. to soc,
eaCn.
Third flsOr
The times., 1897-07-30
Hypienic Horrors,
(Frou the Atchison Globe J

fFroIn the Atchison Globe.1
We protest against that bill which has
been introduced into the United States
Senate creating department OF public
health and making the head OF it Cahi-
net officer. People are scared and worried
out OF their lives now taking care OF
their health. What with 5,0oe new doc
tors graduating every year, with ten
patent medicines for every man, woman
and child in the country: with the house
hold and ladies' pages OF the newspapers
teening with awful warnings and horri-
bic examples OF ailments brought On by
neglect OF this or that fanciful precaution.
the race is In fair way to BE driven
crazy over its he alth. To do all the things
the hygienic writers require OF us now
1ouId take Our whole time, fort ty-eight
hours out Of every twenty-fonr. Go tol
Give US a restl Keep your body clean
and comfortable. eat a moderate supply
of wholesome food. keep your conscience
clear and your temper good, occupy your
self with cheerful work, and forget all
about your health. That is the way to
be well. and we charge nothing for the
prescription.
The times., 1897-07-30

1t is just possible that Dr. Stephen g.
TO Alaska, and turn IL in the direction OF
his laboratory on Staten Island. He claims
to be making a first-class article Of gold
to the United States Assay OFFICE, in New
York. so far, have aggregated 70-S4
ounces OF a gold and silver alloy, which
he has been paid S9l0.O5. If the doctor
VIII cow so TO work and put up good, big
plant-one that will turn ont say 5o0,-
create a panic in the street, and de-
Inonetize the yellow metal.
The times., 1897-07-30

With much pounding OF drums and tink
ling of cymbais, Spain las intruduced the
scheme Of colonial reforms in Porto
Rico. All but Spanish voters are intimi-
dated, arrested, maitreated, duRgeoned and
eourt-martialed. Porto Ricans are not al
voting privilege is shown to be q san
culinary farce reign of terror exists
on the island The object-iesson is On
important one 10 Cuba. II teaches how
litt.e faith can be placed ia the promises
and pledges OF the Spanish nation.
The times., 1897-07-30
TO VISIT THIS COUNTRY.
English Gentlemen Cricketers Are
Coming Here Next Season.

London, July 2s.-Lord Hawke had a
conference here today with G. s. Patter-
son. II. p. Baiiy, and N. G. Work, repre-
seniing the Associated Cricket Clubs OF
Philadelphia, and accepted an Invitation 70
bring team to the United States in the
autumn.
The team viii sail from England Septern-
ber and play three game es at Philadelphia.
the first being ON the grounds OF the Ger
n.antown Cricket Club, September II. 1s
and 90: the second at the Belmont grounds
anG The third at Haverford on the wicket
o. The Merton Cricket Club. In addition to
the Philadelphia matches, it is expected
Boston. Chicago. Toronto and possibly Bal
flia.nra
The times., 1897-07-30
Boys Department.

Wash Suits. Sizes and 6. Re-
dUced from soc TO CSC each.
10 Wash Kilt Suits sizes 3, and 3.
Reduced from 81 90 to soc each.
Blue Flannel Blouse Suits. Sizes 8
and .. Reduced from 81 so to 8sc each
o Double breasted Refer suits, all
wool, neatly braided. Sizes 8, 4 and s.
Reduced from 81. 90, $3.50 and $500 to
81. 80 each.
l6 UniauEdered Shirt Waists Sizes r.
., 8 aud .. Reduced from $50 10 so
each; 4 for soc
Blouses, FuTfIed fronts. Sizes 4, 5, 8
and 5. Reduced from soc 10 25c each
II Straw Hats. Reduced from soc and
a sc TO sc each.
23 Straw Hats, for little boys. Re-
dueed from soc, 69c, 75c and 81 90 to
25C each
Third floor
The times., 1897-07-30
China Department.

l English China Dinner Set, sauce dishes
odd. Reduced from $500 to $500.
j Decorated Toilet Set, with lar slightly
damaged. Redared from S5. % TO $3.50
l Carlsbad lima Pudding Set chipped
Reduced from $500 TO $500.
JaTdlnleFes- Reduced Irossf soc. 70 25c-
each.
Decorated China C1spidcrs- Reduced
from I &C to 5uc- each
Decorate led Carlsbad China Bread Plates
Reduced from 5Oc- 10 25c each
dozen Decorated English Porcelain
Soup Plates Reduced from 81. 90 To Soc
O dozen.
4 Plan White HayiiRnti China Vegetable
Dishes Reduced from Soc to 25c each
z Decorate ed Carlsbad china Teapots Re-
dliced from 81 90 TO 5oc. each
dozen Decorated Breakfast plates Re
Quced from Sl-2U TO 6pc. dozen
tlrtn uoor.
The times., 1897-07-30

Remnant
Sale.

Today and Saturday, in con-
nection with our Stock-takine
Clearance Sale, we shall offer at
very greatly reduced prices all
scattered lots, odds and ends,
short lengths, incompie e assort-
ments and the like, brought to
light IN Our preparation for stock
taking. Such goods are tedious
to count and hard to calculate;
hence to clear them out at once
we have made the prices extraor-
dinarily low. Rare bargains
among them.
The times., 1897-07-30
MR.. BRIsTow's BUSY DAYS.
No Cessation of Official Head-Chop.
ping Yet Thought Of.

Fourth Assistant Postmaster General Bris-
tow is doing double duty at the department
In addition to making all the changes in
the fourth class postma sters he is now
handling those OF the higher grades. Mr..
Bristow had an army of callers yesterday,
all anxions that big heads should drop
rapidly in the basket
1t is said that an arrangement has been
made for the appointment OF Presidential
postmastcrs while President Mckinley is
away Executive Clerk Montgomery, at the
White Huuse under orders from his chief
and in Conjunction with Mr. Bristow, will
from day to day make the announcement
OF appointments.
The times., 1897-07-30
FATE TOO HEAVY FOR HIM.
Henry Lee Ignorantly Killed His
Mother and Mari His Sister.

London, July 2e-HenTy Lee, u tailor.
ftfry-five years cid, committed suicide in
London On Sun day upon hearing that he
had inadyertentl married his sister.
Lees sister was sold by her parents in her
infancy TO tiibe of gypsies and was
subsequently, transferred from tribe to
tribe until her identity was practically
lost.
IN the meantime according to Lee estate
ment befors bis death, he had, when fifteen
years old. stabbed a woman to death on
Epson Towns. by his fathers command,
and 8rterwarG learned that the womaa
whom he had killed was his own mother
Lee met his sister, who was widow, last
Octster and married her ia November The
identity Of his wife was revealed to Lee
by gypsies who furnished proof OF their
revelation,
The times., 1897-07-30

The baiking horse has long been one OF
dcprRyity. Not only has he shown his un-
holy nature by planting hiInselfin the road
obstructing traffic and causing his driver
stin and enjoyed himself when he was
harnessed up ahead OF a picnic party,
turning their JOY to bitterness; not only
has he insisted that bit or White paper
was n ghost and an inoffensire stump q
creature Of ill-omen, which II would be
bad luck for him to pass; but he has in
cited total deprarity TO manifest itself In
others. The swear words which men use
when they see thsir only train disappear
The times., 1897-07-30
ARMOR OFFER DECLINED.
Secretary Long Rejects the Cramp
aud bethlehem Proposals.

The offer OF Cramp & Co. and the Bethle-
hem Company TO supply diagonal aInor Tor
the Illinois. Wisconsin. and Alabama, three
battleships now being constructed. have
been declined by Secretary Long. The
proposition Of the companies was to sup
ply the arrn~r and the Navy Department
to fix the pnce for it at a future date
The Secretary wasiu doubt as to his power
tomake such a eontractas the one proposed
The refusal of the offers OF the COM
panies Will not delay the work on the
battleShips for the Construction Bureau
says the diagonal iron compartments can
be put in after the ships are built.
The times., 1897-07-30
shoe Department.

IL pairs women's French Calf Button
Boots, Derby toe. sizes z. IL. 3 ana 8 I-2
AZ IL B-6 IL and = CO. 6 anu I-2 d.
Reduced from 81 Go to So. 90 pair
Z pairs Misses Oxbloou Button Shoes. B
and lasts. Sizes Il 10 2. Reduced from
81 10 81. 80.
y pairs Misses Dark Tan Lace Shoes. R.
C and ID lasts. Sizes I TO g Reduced from
$500 10 Si.50.
4 pairs ChiIdTen's Dark Tan Button
Shoes, b, c and d lasts. Sizes I-2 TO
10 IL. Reduced from $3.50 TO S1-i5 per
pair.
pairs Children's Dark Tan Button Shoes.
e and lasts Sizes 8 TO 3. Reduced from
ST 10 to SOC-
e,ap0nH ffOor
The times., 1897-07-30
The Efnperor,s UItimatum.

tFroIn tie Kansas City Star.1
1t will he surprising IL his imperial maj
esty, the Emperor OF Germany, does not
yet get his neck broken in some of his vain
glorious attempts TO loss everything that
goes on. He recently came near having
an eye knocked out in superintend ding an
operation on FtapboarJ about which he
thought he knew more than oil the saflore
In creation Rome OF these days he VIII
undertake to put up a kitchen stoye. and
then we shall see IL there is any limit to
his ability.
The times., 1897-07-30
CAPTAIN JOHNSON DEAD.
He Was "A Chief of Scouts Under
General Sheridan.

Brooklyn, n. July 29-Poiice Captain
John Fl. John, of this city, died at his
home here this morning. He contracted
the grippe early in February, and was
compelled TO take 10 his bed. Pneumonia
set in ard complications developed which
resulted In pulmonary consumption
Capt johnson was born at Aurora, Ill j..
October s, 1S44 He served through the
war, acting as chief of scouts, with the
rank or lieutenant, under Gen. Sheridan.
lie was one OF the best scouts on Tho
Federal side. and is credited with having
saved Gen Sheridan from capture through
has knowledge of road over which Shen
dan dashed to safety.
The times., 1897-07-30
Infants Department

Infants Long Slips, wrapper style,
open down front. embF0idery trimmed
Reduced from 81 10 70 sc each.
4 4CuiIdFen's Pink and Blue Striped Lawn
Dresses, trimmed with embroidery Re-
duced from So so TO 81 90 each
Chiidren's Null BOnnets full crown.
trimmed with oDen work embroid ery
Reduced from S2-T5 to SI.00 each.
Second floor
The times., 1897-07-30
Muslin Underwear Dept.

. wornen's Outing Cloth Long skirts,
IN variety or coloFs, umbrella shape,
deep rUIfle, French back Reduced nom
81. 90 TO SC each.
. pairs Nomen's Muslin Drawers. TuffIe
or enbrh0 derry. with cluster of tucks
above. Reduced from 3oc TO csc pair.
Womeu's Fine Cambria skirts, with
four tucked FufEeS up the back, FGffie of
embroidery ON bottom, protected by dust
fiouDce- Reduced from $500 TO S1-75
eaoh.
Second floor
The times., 1897-07-30
A CHINESE TRICK.
Gets Free Passage Home ut Uncle
Sans Expense.

San Antonio. Tex, July es.-Three more
Cinnamon were arrested and brought here
today, charged with violating the exclusion
law. They crossed over from Mexico
There are now thirty Cinnamon in jail
in this Federal district on this charge
They vii! be deported to China
1t is claimed that many Cinnamon who
have made their money in Mexico, or
who desire to visit their native land, come
across over into the United States that
they may be arrested and get free trans
portation back home
The times., 1897-07-30
Admiral Miller En- Route to Hawal n

Rear Admiral J. N Miller, accornpa MED
by his aide. Lieut. T. S. Rogers. is now
On his way to San Francisco. Flag Secra-
tary Lieutenant Philip Andrews Will join
the admiral at omaha. The party win sail
from San Francisco for the Hawaiian Isl
ands August 5, aud when Honolulu is reach
ed the admiral viii at once hoard the
United States cruiser Philadelphia and re-
lieve Rear Admiral L a. Beardsley. The
Philadelphia VIII be Admiral Aiiller's
flag ship.
The times., 1897-07-30
May Pardon irish Prisoners.

London, July 29--As a result OF pres
sure brought 20 bear on the government, 1t
is probable that the five remaining Irish
prisoners, Wilson, Burton, Dalton, Flana
Gan, and Featilerstons, now undergoing
sentences OF penal Seryitude for life in
Fo.tlsnd prison. viii soon be released. A
large section OF the press support cleniency.
The times., 1897-07-30
A FESTIVE OCCASION.
urderer Martinez VIII Have a
Brass Band ut His Execution.

San Antonio. Tex, July 29.-Maximo
Martinez, who murdered his sweetheart and
her aged parents, VIII be hanged for the
crime tomorrow afternoon at FloresyiIla.
The occasion VIII be one OF errymaking
At Mariners request, brass band from
here viii attend and furnish lively music
during the execution. Many people viii
participate in the festivities
The times., 1897-07-30
Cotton Dress Goods.

Lengths from to yards
SC Fabrics reduced to ..... 4c yard
.. ana SC Fabrics reduced 70 =. SC ward
1oo- abT1cs reduced to ...... sc. ward
Il L. and I5c- + aorIcs edGceti 70 Iuc. Yard
20 and % lie + abrIcS reduced 70 i5c. ward
tlrst ftocr.
The times., 1897-07-30
FLANNEL Next the skln-Nerer,

rUfIl Ute n dIODe J
That fDsufferabie old direction about
wearing always flannel next tine skin Ia
an importation from England, which prao-
ticaliy never knows any real summer.
Wear the clothes IN which you are most
comfortable In America, and these will
can find
The times., 1897-07-30
Circulation Statement
wAsu1NsroN. FRIDAY. JULY 80.

Before learing Washington for The Summer
subscribe for THE TIMES. Tie Morning
and Sunday Editions sriH be matted 10 you
Tor diTg5fUe cents m0ntt-utc Morning,
EeeHiHg and Sunday Editions for MY Adj
dresses changed as often as desired.
The times., 1897-07-30

The first violence or the coal strike in
the western Pennsyly ania district oe-
Cured yesterday, when the deputy sheriffs
guarding De Armtt's Plum Creek mines
yancing strikers, who were trying TO In
iuee DE a rmitt's diggers to join the move
meut- Fortunately. the episode was blood
less but it sadly illustrates the tension OF
the situation. 1t win be very difficult TO
prereRtr serious collisions between the
,liggers and the State authorities, unless
operators and Iaitiers can reach an under
staneinr fnInesfiateiy.
The times., 1897-07-30
staneing ( I,pmeuiateiy.

Following closely upon the factory lock-
out at Lowell, the great Amoskeag Cotton
Mills at Manchester have closed, throwing
out or employment over 5000 hands
And yet the Republican national COM
mittee had seriously proposed to have
tariff iutiiees held at the leading indus
trial centers That would have been a
grim Joke, indeed
The times., 1897-07-30

There has been a halt Of some sort
called with Inspect 10 the appointment Of
Capt WiInbeTly to be collector OF internal
revenue FOR the New Orleans district It
is whispered that the President had the
commission made out and signed and in
tended Co give il out with the other noml-
nations Tuesday but that he hesitated to
,lo so In the absence of the Secretary of
the Tlea sury, who is known to be opposed
to the selection OF Mr.. Wimberly. Whether
Mr Gage will 20. X. 1.-THE appointment when
ne Ittuns is doubtful. The appointment is
the payment OF another or Mark Hanna's
political debts. and has caused more of a
low than anything that has Yet been
proposed to be done by this Administration.
MI Winberly is still In the city. and de-
clares that not only Will he be appointed,
but that the Admins; ration does not dare
to 20 back on him. Who viii win Is q
question that still remains to be solved.
The facility with which Minister De
LONE gathers his information relative 20
proposed Cuban filibustering schemes is
filling the whole of these United States
with admiration The minister goes off
to Lenos, or some other place where it
Is Cool and pleasant, and leaves an under
ling or two in charge Of the legation.
Stu. without. apparently, an effort, he
learns alleged facts that are semi waeekiy.
Communicated to the Department OF State
The whole force OF customs inspectors
the dozen or more revenue cut ters and
several small cruisers engaged In the patri-
oEc performance OF patnualing the coast
from the Gulf to the city OF New York,
have failed to hear or see anything un-
usual, but here comes Mr.. Du Puy with
his regular bulletin, that sets the State
Department all OF flutter and results
in additional orders to each and every
official to be On the lookout for fill
busters at such and such point But
these filibusters never materfalize and Mr.
De Lone rel;,pses into innocuous desuetude
for short period until he can cook up
some other fake and perpetrste 1t upon
the American people.
The times., 1897-07-30
Emharrassing Riches .

fFrom the Omaha World Heraldl
From the position OF being able 10 ask
for anything he wanted, and did not sec.
AR. Hanna has dropped back TO the po
sition of being unable to refuse great
many things he sees but does not want.
The times., 1897-07-30
Mrs. xack.s Idea Of Efiuaette.

From the Boston Globe)
Mrs Mack In Jaii objects to the s'de-
grading habit other women prisoners
have OF Sm olsing cigarettes. This sug-
gests one OF the most striking passages Of
De Quincey's Murder az 3 Fine Art''
The times., 1897-07-30
Baby Carriage Dept.

L nne Rattan Baby Carriage. Reduced
froin S25.o0 TO $3.50
d Carriage Parasois. Reduced from 75c-
TO 26C. each.
10 Baby Carriage Wheels Retfucei frorn
6Uc. TO Ibc. each
Third TiOOr
The times., 1897-07-30
nineteenth Century Diagnosis.

(From the Chicag go Times s-Herald.)
A loaf OF bread taken from the tomb of
Rameses has been given to Poston mu-
scum. II there Were cooking schools in
those days that interInent OF Rameses
probably represented both cause and er