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crbrm Der ,,sGbnr Slbrabam's. l."
Acknowledgement in P6ilabeIpbid.-
3pete bes Patriptismu5 unO Der
@obltbGtigteit.

96iIubeIp 6ia, q. 2tuguIt.-
Der israelitiI6e Srben Der g8'ritb
9l6ra6am" er0ffnete beute @Ormittag
ieinen 40. idbrli6en National @Onz
bent in 3agg's rMdner9orz9uue" in
bieiiger StaOt. S9on geitern trafen
Diele Otlegaten i'm Continental
6oteI," Dem 9auptquartier, elm. On
300 0elegaten iinb ais 8ertreter Der
$4,000 Witglieber anrpefenO.
Der Orbsn Derfolgt ben boppelten
3pef bes 9atrtotismus unb bes
8O6ltbuns, inoem es feline 2tufgube
1T, ale 9laubensgenpfen in Den Der.
Staaten gu ameritaniiirsn, fotpte ben
Mitglieberu in &rantbeitsz II. Sterbez
fGuen llnterItiiBung angebeiben gu
QafTen. Sn ben bsiben IeBten Sabren
oIIein 1inb an 8ittpen unb Wutien
$4,000 unb fir 8rantengelOer
$263,OO0 ausgegeben pOrben. Der
OrOen beIiBt 8egrGbniBplGBe in allen
Stdbten, in tpel4en 2ogen eriItiren.
Die SiBungen nerben bur6 ben
9robmeiter Samuel Oorf bon Retpz
gort er0ffnet perber. SAT- iGmmtz
li6e StaQten Der Union fparen bur9
0ele9aten pertreten. Wforgen tpirb
ben 0elegaten Elm 8antett in Der
yMGnner6orz9uGe" gegeben perben,
unb am 0ienitag pirb Elm &usflug
uuf benz 9elatpare itattfinben. 9te
0eIegaten peroen neue 8edmte fir bic
nd6iten 5tpei Sabre tpdblen unb iiber
tpt6tige 9erGnoerungen in Der gonz
itimmen.
Die gegenpdrtigen 8eamten iinb:
8roBmeiiter Samuel 0orf, Nepz
gort; eriter 0eputb u. SeGIer, 8roofs
Inn; 9roB Setretdr 8. 9eiIerIobn;
@roB S9aBmeiIter 20. Gu6elstD;
9roB GnOopment SetretGr 80.
Stern6erg; @roB @nbonmentz
@6aBmeiiter u. 0porstp; 9Hlfsz
Setretdr 8eOrge QeiIerIO6n, ale BON
g2eipzYorf,
Gin6unbert unb fe6s3ig Mitgliebes
bes Orbens buben in Der S6la6t BON
Santiago mitgetGmpft, II. iieben BON
tbnen itnb gefaQen. Der Srben bat
ii9 erboten, bic 2ei6en Der @efaaeren
auf feline Soften na9 ben Ser. Staaz
ten bringen gu laFen, unO auer 8abr=
i6etnIi6teit nu6 perben bic nDtbigen
@ortebrungen getroffsn unO Die 2eiz
den bisrber gebradt perben. 8dbz
reno bes &rieges Bat Der Orben Die
5amiIien Der i'm 6sIbe itebenben Mitz
glieber unteritiiBt uno bic 8eitrGge
iOl9er MitglieOer ge3ablt.
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YOSmer'S
0rOBte 9ausbaItnngss Bargains.
SamSbnGtunas. .MniieIin.


Der Stol5 elmer ieben 9uusfrau Be-
itsbt in Der 9lusItattung ibrer S9lafz
5tmmer. Oaber perben untenitebenoe
Bargains Die grOBte Qlttraftion Bill
ben. OieIel6en beite6en aus Qualit4=
ten, Die beoeuteno mebr tpert6 Iinb,
dIs mir bierfiir berlangsn.
9roBer 8ertuuf bon fertig gema9z
ten 8etttii4ern. &ifenz uno 8OIfter=
ueber5iigen; gleidfaqs Sbirtingz
Mufeline, 8etttua5eug uno &opftiIz
len ueber3ugaeue pro gorb.
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MDbatpf Setttudsens

sp9ialslBtrtbe in sebtti8ten unO brauncu Cans
tons ju 15c., 12!c., Zoe. uuo Sc
1ertig aemadlte 0Saarcn- -Stanoaro
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Grr6GngmiBbnaer ,irrtbum.

g}ep Guitle. 9u., q. 2luguIt.
- Sin i9retli3er 6ebler, Der einem
Gonitubler bus Qeben toiten mag,
purDe geitern friib etpu um l ll6r in
@apooo 6egangen. Die GonItabler
Duncan unD parter fu9tsn na9 Derz
DG9tigen G6arattersR, Die geItern
Q6eno in Der StdOt bemertt pOrOen
paren unb 6ielten 9sorge S61p, Der
bort in einem Der 0erfe ar6eitet uuo
nit elmer Qdterne bic StraBe entlung
ging, fir einen Gtnbre6er. Sbup
glaubte, bon RGubern Derfolgt gu perz
Den, rdnnte naA isiner Wo6nung uno
i6OB, als bic GOnitubler iein 6aus err
rei9ten, nit einem 8etpebre Duncan
in Die 8ruft. Die 8ugel ieBte I6 i'm
Riiden unter Der 6lut feit uno purbe
ipdter 6eraus gei4nitten. @onita6ler
Duncan, Elm % Sabre alter, Der6ei=
ratbeter W&ann. Der cine 6umtlie 6dt,
piro nabri9einlia tsr6sn. 6r.
S6ap lit in 5oIge Ieines 52blers Oem
WdbnIinn nd6e.
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6robst 9Ht C6trtiib,r 9ldrtiq,sgluH.r
ucut 6jr6b.. lsibt,s @tipi6t unO p,idumt, 75c.
6rod,,t 9:t: Eb:rtiher Maritine= Wuhe-
oopplte 9,t:er0be i6ueres G,Uibt. qljdum:.
Grod,t 9.tt Cbutiihtr. gldrisa,= Wuh,-.
rpu, aop9ltt SsttarObe srtrdsi;ins Gualitd; uHs
osi11tut gSc
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stnrm MN 0rhrnsnrr[uit.

@eoar Raptb 3, Su., 21. 9tug.
= Sin Sturm ri6tets pdbrenO Der
Ra6t bonn leBten 6reitage 8piI9en
Spirit 2ate uno benz Superior%See
groBe @srbeerungen an. 9ermann @gs
seitein's 8obnupg purbe umgepebt,
uro GggeItein, Iopis feline Satin taz
men um's 2eben. 2lu6 cine anOere,
in Der nGmli9en 8egenb pobnenOs
5amilis ion umgetOmmtr iein. gteb=
rere &irfen uno anoere 9ebGuoe Iin6
5eritOrt, uno bic Grnbts 6at bebeuten=
ben S4aOen aeliLtsn.
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9lus 9l2 a niIu.


Mdnila, q. 2tuguit.-9as &a=
bsG 5pif9en bier un6 Song Song lit
iebt nieoer i'm 8etrie6.
Die Sranspprt6umpfer nPeru" uno
,pue6la," nit ben 9enerGlen Dts
unb 6ugbes an 8orb, tamen um a9t
llbr beute 8ormittag aus San 5ranz
3isco bier an. Seine &runtbeitsFd[le
BON 8eoeutung paren unterpe9s an
8oro irgeno zines Der betoan 5a6r3euz
&c eingetreten.
Song, q. Nuguit. - Die
Sffi5iere bes aus Mdnila bier dngez
tommeneD Oampfers er3G6len, Der
@iberItun6, nel9en Die Spunier BEL
Nfanilu ben Q(meritanern leiIteten, lei
Elm rein nomineller geipeisn, unb 6Gtte
nur Die @6re Spanier's retten Iolen.
Die Sffi5iere Iinb Der NnIiAt, oaB bic
Slu9t bes @eneralz@dpitGns 2uquiti
auf Dem beutI6sn &reu3er r&aiierin
Quguita" i'm 8oraus uno nit Girpilz
Iigung bes Qbmirals 9epeb urranqirt
puroe. @insr pom Is. Q(uguit Datire
ten 0epeI9e aus Weunilo 3ufolas purz
be gele9entli6 Oes 2lngriffs uuf W}uz
Mia uno Der @innabme Der Stabt i'm
8dn3en 46 Qmeritaner get0otet uno
etpd 100 berpunoet, tpGbrenb oer8erz
luit Der Spanisr aus un1efd6r 200
Sooten uno 400 8srDunoeten beTf1nb.
Oa5 8om6aroement fiigte Der Sta0t
un0 ben Roncombattunten teinen err
pGbnensperthen S9aoen gu. Gs fisl
ben Nmeritonern i9ner, Die sSnIurz
geEten BON Der Staot uus3uT6lieBen,
bod er6ielten ipl6e, nel9e feline 0aFz
fen trugen, 3ulaB.
6iinf Sniurgenten puroen gu Sons
DO bei'm gliinDern erI6ofen. Sin
SnIurgenten Sffi3ier gsrietb in Der
8oritaot 8inonop nit einem Spanier
in Strett unO purbe BON Ieinem Seq
ner bur9 einen S6uB in's 9ein perz
pun0et. Der Spanfer tpuroe oer6afz
tet unb eingefertert.
9eneral oSauoenss ertlGrte in elmer
llnterrepung nit einem 8ertreter Der
r4fociirten Preffe". er babe gepubt,
baB Der &dmpf ge9en Die 4meritansr
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Sulftcr=lt
6eblci6te Setttiihcr.
posner'S
SnuSbaltunaS=&innen.

5ie ertcHusn es an unO mir riF;n, DAB nur
8srtb elm. tdbts Gttrdtton 6ilOst piebsrboltntlid
bdbtn mir odrduf duimtrtam u.ma6i oab 9iQiq:
fst au,in feline Gmpi,bIuna in f6 trdet mir bu.
ben Oabcr oitie .9reiss grtduf,r1 bdufia uui,rtn
bona ffO,"=gsrtdufen eutq,ssn a,.at unO eciciot,
OaB mir puusOrudsoOn." Bargains uufjupeii,u bo.
ben. 5O6e Bargains ieiaen mir lest in oausbul.
tuHas ssgiuncu
9oLs gcbleifts 50f,l=QinHsn, srObe 9amagf. Dsu.
tier, 90 3On britt, feline Gualitdt. 2sc
SOas Gsblsi8ts 9afel=Qinutn, feline eumust.
Muf'r, 68 3Oa brett, pei8 oearbet,t, 36c.
1lnotbItibts SOfsl=eiHnsn, meme Samosf=Muftsr,
u SOa brett gtldb=uearbsitst it6r f,n, GuaG.
tat, 30c.
S,bki3te Ssuti6. unO irlduOii8s 6afcl=oinn,n,
p 3Oa brett, trtra=fsne Guaitdt,n, in Iidtsr unO
ibprr Gaar, 0Sc.
oiuu,ns 6rHbfad= unO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
'lsin tQrrirts SHUTTER, Deibs uuO forbis, RdnOer,
9arOssSr6se, soc.
Gan, pebe Wittuostii8=Iif6tH6.r feline IA.
mast4mut'r, r,nlinntn unO e,fran,t i6ptrs
oualitdt, $125.
aotb: pnO UsiB. saftetii8:9H4ta6,r, o,fran;t,
aroBt 0smasf4Nuf,r uuO edit. 5arbcu bette aua=
litdt, s175.
npastkplufer, rsinlinnen unO s,fraHit. qrub, 9a=
must.Muitr uuO e6k Garbtn, btfe auaGtdt
s175
SanJ p.ibt sbns5,rOistten, asfrdnlt, bcps,Ie
0amasfMuf,r, f,ins 0uslitdt 9ustnD 6Oc.
@au3 tptib, Mittasstii6:ssrOi,tt,n. s,fran,t
.rtra sr6b, unS i6p,r, 4aar,, Uoacr SOSptIter
Gamast Sus.nO 96c
G,,blci6t, unO Ffb,rss,blei6ts Rittasstiiasser=
oistt'u, srOb,s GOrmat i4Dsrs Bdur, Dsia ut=
a,bsitet unO nbt apprcfirt. Sus,nS $11O
Gsblci8t, Mittaosui8ssuUi,tt,u crtra urOb,s
6Ormat, OOppsltc 2amdst= Muitsr.. iebr tsins Gua=
litdt GuscuO $149.
eoSl.i4ttg 9b,ssoanotn@,eua II 3ou brett
!otb; RdHisn, Ds1 g'drbsitst, jsrjupft f3 Mot;
Slas= =oaHoubl;uo in fl,nsn uno qrnbeu Cars
ah- Fa1., agIa.
l8ani !tgneats Rol= AodrOtn6ieus, II ;}oa brett
ROTH; uuo blame &dntsn, ertra=ieins Gudiitdt D;i3
gedrbti;tt: DC.
Glaszoauoti6r in rOtbtu unO blau,n Gurrtlur,
ostranit thr Riidca0,brOu6 2lc
Gan, limeu' 9lmasf eunotiidr. u.tnOtti,
6r1ni:n, p:iB' uuo iarbiee 9aHt,n, cute, iarO,.
GHalitdt, Zoe.
0itblti8tt unD uuqcbltidtt tiirfi;dc gao,.oano.
tifs, peibt un0 tarbiae Ranten. crtra.arOsts Jo-.
mat, 123c.
ahortirtcs eapr 2amasf: unO @ud= eauatid,r
gsfHorts 5rl1itn, atidumt uno Sdumuabt ptis,
uno iarbqe Glntsn, 'rtra:itiHt Eud!itdtta, sDas
Sp@ielts, zoe.
aOp.tiHn- ur9 sstttu8.ainn,n. rpaOss saru
uho ibDus Gualitdt.
- &0c.
- -. ... 60c
6| Toe.
-, SC.
i04. 9Sc.
6robtt 9Ht Sbtrtid,r, Nldri,a,sTRuR,r
pout Gr6bt lsihtss @epidi unb e;idumt, 75c.
6rodtt 9a; Ebrhibsr. Maritiut= Mufer
ooppltc 3;t:er0be. diueres GspiGt Qljdum:
SIC.
6rod,,t 9.tt cbutii6u. Rarisia,= Ruh,-.
ppg, sop9'lt SsttsrObe, srtrasi;ins Gualitdi uHs
osidant, 1Sc.
~ Os1l G rs.
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PEACE TERMS.
spaniards Willing to Let Cuba 60 bat
Hate 20 Part With Other
Territory.

MADRID. July -. 3 .. rn.-Toe POS.
sibi-iry 0. peace WITH roe United State:
is being widely discussed il the news.
papers and ~ the public. The Con.
servarivs papers declare Spain Is pre-.
pared TO accept peace, provided il
implies only the loss Of Cuba. But,
they assert, spain would prefer war
a l'outrance ii the United States should
claim Porto RICO, tae Philippines, OF
an immense indemnity which woa.d b
impossible FIR spain 70 pay.
Ine Correspondence asserts that
Genera. Cocrea, rh= minister for war,
does MT disagree with the other cabinet
ministers so seriously as Is generally
Supposed, and n v.ew 3: th4 gravity ot
the CDoao situation, i Is possible he
VIII u longer oppose peace, provided
tae Conditions arr not to oaerors.
Iae pubic connects the recent con.
ference b:cwe=n Duke A.nodovar de.
RI, -ae Spanish minister for foreign
aEa.rS, al1 ~ French ambassador
here. y. Fa:aa5.-e, WA tie report
that to French ambassador at WASH.
ilc-c-, =. C1oE.a, have been instruct.
= p z.-- I'll. tie .ig..e,. CONDITIONS
~ T--cl pace : o~It4Inab.e.
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I0ral Asks Tine u .-2-l C1L.
UQlicar4 With liz Iair.l
Government.

S-CsET. ---- =. - L.oE::-o, j..
-Aa, =: .5-G=-s.a- S-1::=-, -.
g: g; 9: ..-o= las E=-: : .=:.=. =
C=o=:a- TIA rafting 80 "a: 20,
t-s AoecAo =1.rs aa1 :.7=- c--.
p-e!= c=ooo=:-a--a ia: .-=- co-.i
threw shells :o:o I-e c:!, All d=sc-o?
i: Z: VII; ia: go American -ocrs lad
:as CT! PRACTICAL! s1Co1oisi, All
-aac there ware 500 SEac:sa AID
Cotao Refugees starving . Gea.a a:
E Carer, AID a-=o po.o-ios @: TIA
: a--C TAI u MEANS Il feeding
ta=-- G=oe.a- Soa::=- tran 6=oaad.
Sc .1= -ocoo5.c.coal =o-r=16er Q: e:
Gig, a1a coupled this demand w.:1
c-= sca:=-=o. -La: --.=== G=c=:a.
Ic.a- acce5ei :L= a:=a1.: op5o -.
ci-?, L1:a = .5= .zoi ao5 s=a forces.
w---1 = renewed z. ccc=. S-v=-a.
ho1c5 elapsed b=---e az -=Z.! was =.
ce.v=- Tx G=ca-a. I--a., and cce-
e s=o: q message e G=o=-a. SLa:.e.
= t-= EJECT lat --4 matter was q
s-ca great .-po.:aoce that oe hal
o=so co.-gsi T. -=:e- :. = -a= Madrid
g-7=---=-c al Ia: L. wo1.d sand
Us ina ao=v=- 2. .cco = - c-1.d ,e.
GAVE .oEt--cooas :.o- Madrid.
J. Va: than LATE II tn afternoon and
Ceo=.a. Soatt=. gave .-5e-. e e.. -a4
trips t. e. as -Cca rest z. yoss.b.e
AID . prepared % re.c1e the attack
- a.? D-0eo-
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Eorice

e.s.eo Q! south Dakota, county d. L.ase. in n.
matter ot'he estate OF Bridge, Hogan. deceased
II comfy court. Notice OF settlement Of arsl
acco1a; ard order 20 show esuse why derIea
Q! distribution should net De made. No.ics !.
ae'-o! given. 'hs. John Walden. etu,ris.-a,o,
o. the e-ts.e OF Bridge. Hogan. deceased. ~.
!eLce1ec snc presented 20. settlement and aIad
n.A!. coQr'. III. .ns. account OF hi. scaipis.rs.
..oa VI ssio estate; SID fled Herewith his petit.
lou 70 'he eaect that s!l debts and expenses q,
a0A!L!stra.!oL hare been fully paid. and ssia
ssta,e !eacy ioF distribution, and asking for 8
t.etn!oatioh tnereo. accordinAt to law, and ths, be
oee1ecus!ee0- II IL therefore ordered tina. AL
pe1sohs itte'estec n the estate o! Bridge, Hogan
osieaeso oe snc appear before the county cour-.
81 Lake county, 5. D.. 81 the Office OF the iucre ~
salu eoIlI. Ia tie city OF Madison, Lake county.
So1lu Dakots, on the 3Fh day Of july. A. IL
10, 81 the hour OF one O'Clock In the a;ts,noon
sLo then and there fle exceptions ia writ;ns
- any taey have % the said anal account. and
conlest lae same. aud then snd there show csnse
why an ORDER OF distribution ehould no, be made
according 70 law, and said adminis,rs,or a.
charged. IT ls flrthe. ordered that a cony ~ m.
ofoer De published once each week for ION, ar
ce-slVe weeks in THE MADISON DAILY Lama !.
.e9si newspaper printed and published ia Lax
eoUH.y, eonth Dakota, and further ths, a COW
CRIME ORDER be posted 10 tree public place. in
LAKE county, south Dakota, at less, roI, waeL.
before the cay Of hearing.
Da.so MsoisoL, south Dakota, June g1.h. 10.
By the cou!t.
WV; McGkATH, Judge OF III. county eorr
Clerk Of tie county cour.
Lsss yeaasy,, D. D. HoLDnrpeEs son,
! south Dakota Attorneys 10. Acmini.,-s.1,
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II Caa.t

If Death
had to s.-
the warrant.
i0-evevv.c.
IN that =.
claims z rs
own, there
would be
tewerp.e-s.
.ure dea:.s.
Inthe 1e.5-
:tv Of cases.
= 6 a- I
women s.E-
tLeir >. :
death. ws.-
rants.
egiecte
health
& 4
man or NC
an may aot
realize il. bit
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- II: -.-raGv .an2ericanized.

1a"a-:e- Islands are ) deeply
sLI 11.r C9-- At-er.calize. that tba
Il" at-e-icaa :A--i2raticu viii find
!t.@.- completely a. -c4.e there. al!
ALer!c~la Aow find themselves ar
home, They Aabituallv and .p9nrare.
ous.y speak q this country. when
they alean in America. one constantly
meets t-is phenomenon IN the converse.
ton q newcouerS-they forget thar
they are cut Of America. Old ser.Iar,
aI7 more sensible # a difference
which Is every year growing less. bu.
the Anericanizaticn cf both town and
country here Is growing verv completa.
ana ~ great or radical change. viii
lollo" OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Even.
ing Star ---
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Notice 20 Creditors.

l-i-e cont; coC,t Of .te county 0. Lake
state q; south Dsao:a. In he mate, o, TIL
sac OF De J. RonIiD- deceased. Notice i.
- So .! Ile .LGe'--rsG, o!e = Molsk-
les. aCm.Llstrsto: Of the estate Of Ol. !. Eo-.
LlLG, ceces-ec. 70 he Creditors Of. srd si PEI.
toLs tsFiLIc-a!t1s against the said deceased. n
sAItol tAeA VIE the Necessary vouchers. wita.
IL !oa' mouths after The first publication. o. mis-
otlce, 70 the -a!G De . Mo.skness g, The orcs
Q. - Hoiciidge x son, city Of Madison, cou.ty
Q: Lake, south DAKOTA.
Us;sc 'aue :. -" lie O.. M~OLShSESS,
Ac-niLls..a.o. 0: tie Es,s.e 0. De J Korri,',
Deceased.
D D. HOLDRIDGE SON.
Attorneys fo' AdraiIi.ra:o.
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the l:.t.e lis that taev neglect are Simply
tie Danger signals that warn them 0: :Le
approach Of Big ard serious -a.adies. 4.
well mar Or woman gets Up il the morning
happy and c!ear headed and alert, to.l
mentally and physically. They ha~= a
Hearty appetite IL, breakfast. They %
about tle:. work with a~.ac-,:v. and a sense
Ct Pleasure. Tie days end aads them
tired. but not Jagged ut. Th=v still, lave
tie ece-yv :o- 81 evenings eajov-=-t.
4. .iga: trey 5cd sound. refreshing sum
be.. They 10 10. have t-.gLt.ul dreams
during tle:- sleeping hou-s. nor are .aev
c1oTsy during .1=i- waxing hours. -.e-
are -5t :~,..=--=-e6 o. ~fau,:.5-i;-z. Wien
rs. .. wo-e- E-1 tl-ir condition the D.
pcs..e II tbs, they n@=d 8 course 0: d..
Pie-ces Golden Medical Discovery. 1t
strengthens ne weak stomach. co-ects
the impaired digestion i1v:go-z:es tie
liver, a-- pU-ses and e--;c.es .L= blood.
y i the great blood make. an aesl.
builder. Il strengthens the -u-c-.a. sys.
ten, gives 5.10l 70 t1- complexion, .eg--
la,es re functions oieve-- viz. o.Sz. ard
i-pa-.s boca mental AID pays;ca. elasticity
ard energy Medicine dealers Sc. i, and
have nothing ju:. Is good"
I had -eea t-out.-i fa- se-ela. wears win
s9e..s d liver Complaint. writes Il = Dra,-
se.1 Es9 :: S-ee:sr-.Ss Monroe CO y. Va.
aC- about tTo wears ago Nv heath gaze wav.
;-e- : -cc.5- All sot vc-ses a.. the tim Ihai
Z eas-es II ~ LEI. SIC I'D limbs -alo;.a-
tia o:tae hea- c-41c:-s pairs il IL s.5nach
a:te- eating; -=-ves weas AID 10 e-e-v.
tCok D.. Pierre. Co.1e1 .i-1:z! D:sc--e-; and
tega. . mend .-gz the 1.a-. Isooa RI: Ike A
new p@-so1. an aow e-.-y:-g good bath
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Poultry, Butter and Eggs.

CHICAGO, July u
POCLIhI-Narkee 70. live. sr4.dy
Spring chickens. l2glic; hen. o..
ducks, 1c; turkeys, 6g5:.
ECIIER-Firn. CreaIoer.e.. Ix1
lSc; d~airles. 11gloc.
EGGS-F.rm: fresh, INC
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Minneapolis Grain.

NISSEAPoLls, July II.
"HEAT-Juiy closed at .7uc; Sep
teInbac, o7Nc; December, TO-. on
1rack-No. hard, sJAc; No. ! North.
err, e55lc; No. 2 Northern, s5Lc.
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LATEST MARKET REPORT.
Duluth Grain.

DULUTH, July q.
WHEAT-Cash No. hard, s)c:
No. ! Northern. Sc; No. 2 Northern.
Sc 10 Arrive-No. hard go: No.
! Northern. $40; September, ere.
July, SIC; December. &c.
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Returning Miners Estimate the Winters
Output on the pdtk

SAN FRANCISCO, July l2.-Twenty
miners from the Yukon placers at
Mannook, Circle City and Dawson ar.
rived here during the day on the
schooner Hattie l.. Phillips from St.
Michaels. The returning pr~ospectors
bring about 30, 900 with them and
have been in Alaska from one 70
twenty-five years. Half Of the party
will return 10 work their claims.
The passengers from Dawson are
confident that the output On the Klon.
dixie will run over 5000, 900.
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Sour Civ Live Stock.

S.o-1 CITT. Ia. july l.
EoGS-MarAe. - higher. Rag:
:. o-o=s s .-4g315
CAII-.-aarae1 aeI-ve AID s.eaEy
sale. -a-.ei - SiileI>0 for b-vss,
s..al +. COWS bulls and 1ntI=-;
A15..5y ~ strikers and feeders, 81:
$50 .~--Eaa-.lcS at calTaL
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British Columbia Elections.

VANCOUVER, 3. c., July l2.-Satur.
days provin cial election was the
closest one in the history Of the prov.
ince. Returns received show that
neither the government nor the opposi.
ton had secured a working majority.
PLACED AT S25.OOO.O OO.
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Burglary.

About lOa o'clock Sunday evening
last four men, masked below the eyes
with red bandana handkerchiefs, en-
tered the Walnut Level mansion and
rausacked it from bottom to top. The
only occupants were Misses Sallie
Wright, the owner, and Jennie Gould,
her maid, both of whom had gone to
bed. The hands of Miss Wright were
tied together, while the young woman
was bound hand and feet. A demand
was made for money, particularly for
Miss Wright's share of $4,000, the
proceeds of recent sale of timber
land in Somerset county, Pa. Miss
Wright told them her money was in
bank, a statement which they i'm
peached by setting out into vigorous
search of the house. Fortunately,
they found only about $27, of which
the sum of $l7.75 was taken from Miss
Gould.
Eugene Layman, a farming en-
ployee, the only man who sleeps in
the house, was absent. Returning,
however, shortly after H. he found Il
window up, and suspecting something
wrong, called his father. About II
the two entered the house and found
the women in the plight described,
Miss Gould, in addition, having in
Cured several bruises on her face
from blows administered to keep her
quiet.
1t is supposed the burglars left the
house about ILLS, or 10 minutes be-
fore Eugene Layman's return. Their
Familiarity" disclosed the fact that
they We're acquainted with both peo-
pie and premises. All seemed to be
young, three large and the fourth a
small man.
The affair has occasioned consider
able speculation and no little uneasi-
ness in the community. Crimes of
this character are so unusual in this
region that when one occurs it trans
pires also that many people get their
guns in order for serious business
should their homes be invaded.
The officers are probing the present
instance with some hope of getting on
the trail which leads to the identity OF
the thieves.
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All True.

The Cumberland Times makes neat
mention of feature of last week S
Issue of the JOURNAL, paying mean
while a just tribute to one of Frost
burg's best institutions
The Frostburg JOURNAL with its usual en-
terprse presents its readers this week with an
excellent four-column half-tone cut of the
German Arion band and their hall. The cut
shows twenty-nine members in their beauti-
full uniforms and their instruments This
band is one of the finest organizations in the
State, each member being an accomplished
musician The citizens of Frostburg are just
ly proud of their band and should never let
it suffer for the support it deserves. The
JOURNAL can be relied upon to do its part
from now hence, as it has from the begin
ming. The JOURNAL indicates upon this oc-
casion It's appreciation of the moral effect
good music has upon community.