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LOST.
MINIATURE PORTRAITS.

PORTRAITS COMPLETES mount
ing fne miniatures. with patent frames
which take one or two miniatures and are
elassed with special glasses. BROWN. %
Nassrus'
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IVORY GOODS.

..1oo>oy>>o/ N~.>~oN~.o.NoSNoN~~s~
MANUFACTURERS Of Toilet Articles
Billiard Balls, Checks. Miniature lvoryt
repairing IN all branches speCalty. -:
J0sEPH KAPP SONS IVORY Gu 'is
East Isth-s'.
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KLONDIKE OUTrITTERs.

NlNNIlME FUR SUITS
md Sleeping Bags VIII sell parties at
wholesale prices. Call and Inspect 7. w.
FRANKLIN. 90 springst.. southwest cor
ner Broadway.
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LAWYER ROBERT NOAH. 800 Broad
way-2O years practice in all the courts.
civil ard criminal. legal fees only; no
clients interests ever neglected: actions tor
damages arising ont OF Injury 20 person OF
propcrty and divorce cases a speciality: en-
plovs the greatest detective firm in Amer
lea: legal Correspondents everywhere: sd
vice FREE Telephone I.S38 Franklin.
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VEMORRHOIDs.

|-c~OS>S>ooco''o~
PII,Es.-No cutting. drugs. loss time; no
pay until cured. best references. ot'
WOODRUFF. 81 East 23d-st.
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l.. MAILER.

DIAMONDS. watches. jewelry: repairing
ane complicated watches. French ana
hall cocks a speciality; old gold eossns '
sxchansei. Established 1851. 1888 oth-
avc.. nsnr 42d-st
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GOLD AND FOUNTAIN PENS.
GYMNAsIt us.

TILE Genuine FOLEY Gold isns. a''. =,
tain Pers. 81 To -. f's'a",
vears is7 broadway. opposite I1nn-..
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AWNINGS.

o~-~~~~~~~>>~>-o~>0>~ ~~c~~~o~N.>>>->>~>>
AWNINGS. chairs. tables. dancing crash.
portable hat racks. HAYS and tents -
hire for receptions. +. sKtl.iON. 'l>
c,N ~ ,.isrhc-o car $50 ?s'h.
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GLASS APPARATUS.

.o>~>-~--~>~> . >~>-o,0>~r ~ - -
rnp CHEMICAL. physical ard pharma-
csi,tcal use. y. NAcHl.ErT SONS.
,43 10 itT Fast 23i -
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DELNONICO's. .5,h-sve.. cor. 2s,h-et A In care
RESTAURANT MAR Ale. Ton. "a ~
UNIVERSITY PLACE AND 9TH STREET
BREV OORT Housc Ave. & St Alo. Tdh - -
DREVOORT House Finely equipped restaurant
BREVOORT House } Unescelec Tdh concert SUNDAYS
LEON FlOURET 5:h 18Th Ale. Tch 81 70 !husiel
GAZzO ........ .4O,h-st Bway. Tdf, 81 tOrchesra'
THE MARLBOROUGH......B way q 31th-s' AIe
Tdh. breakfast. Soc: lunch. Soc: dinner ~
sHANLEYs. .Bws s. 42i-st } A Ia carte Dinhefh
sHANLEY's. Bway & goth 81. ; As,e- Theatre suppeH
tuAxLEY's .oth-ave. 23d-s;. Full Orchestra
MOyQtINs. } 90 Ann-s;. i-s Fui,on-st. Ia csr'e
MOrQJINS. Knickertocker Cottage Cth-ave 4 z''n-
MOuQIINS. Foreign vines q s2ecialy. open O. IN
xANGHERTS . II r. 2ed-st. Tdh. 81. with wine.
HOTEL HtNGARIA. Tdh. Lunch. 1913 p m 'oc'
METROPOLITAN REST. Bwsy 9Th. AlcTdh'.''c
THE HUNGARIAN REsTAVRANT. Cafe Boulevd
on SECOND AYR, No 1880 Aic.. rih q b
MCNoM'S GERMAN HEsTAtRANTllo E'i4'h-s''
WIIiIS. .lc2 Ees, l4th-s' la Carte
LANTELMC. 80 Union 81. East Ale. Toh'' w.
HOTEL NISOT. .I2C,L-s, sth-ave Aic 1oh oo''
PEfPEK'S. ............34 East l<th-s, Ton anu Ai9
REST. DE PARIS IS Uniy'ty P.Alc. .Tdh cOc'"h vino
IT. NICHOLAS Hotel y way adj. WasiPA A!c. Y
NEW YORK HOTEL .G65 broadway. ran oo"
SACnL.N'S. 81 w -C'h-st Alc Tdh-. ooS
HOTEL V.ENNA.i07 W. 44th-st. Tdn with wne) o''
AIASSIs Ees.. .i3th-st g. University Pl Ale 1oh' w
ao' de FRa\CE7G Macdousal. Ich 4oc Tdh.' ooc'' w.
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nrsx AND OFFICE FURNITURE
DRESS AND ACCORDION PLEAT-

~~-~~NoON<. ~~y~.~~~.NNs~No~'->"N0 ~><>|
ACCORDION PLEATtNGS. side pient-
ings. blinking: feathers md ln,s mae.
rIeni,e,, sv.J curled. al Rt'RGESS'S. $40
cth-a,e. corner slst. Sec fig-s
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ELECTRO THERAPEUTICS.

y-fni,o NErUANlCO AND ELD'TRO
TlirPAPEl'TICS DE NAILETrE IN
sTITTTF. lOi West 4oth st. loi West
4sth II.
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q HOFFMAN,. Dress Plating Establish
meni. 2s3 G.r-av@. h"iveon ian anu
18th -te ACCORDION. Fli'lns. Side llaf-
ing. lowest pri. = for ihr ir@d"
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,LANN BOOKS g. STATIONERY.

CASH t0ves sgc.: large Webster Hl
tiouary. "?c. ready rcckoncrs. ne. .~'
'er il"s i4c. copying presses. 81 20: bust
ness ortft II printing. 81 -. NATlIAN'S
70 'I..Cu-s'.
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HOSPITAL FOR ANIMALS.

~~--~~~~>~~~~~~~~~~~-~~-~
NEN-YORK VETERINARY HOSPITALS
III West 2Sth-st.-EScellent accomnS-
cations for sick and disabled an'na.s.
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LAWYERS.

ABSOLUTE divorce, any c:use: alimony
reduced Lawyer GEORGE robinson.
90 Nassau. 9Th foor. telephone. LUIS
Cortland,
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CUIROPODIsT.
& STOMACH TROUBLE
COINS. MEDALS. CVRIOS.

~~~'>~F>>>~S>s>|>NN ~~~~No>r>~N~>~~,~Nr~~-~~~
NEW YORK COlN AND STAMP co ~?
s53 broadway. y. J. Largest stock \
America. Reliable buying catalogue lcr
Prices PAID ior rare ms 10 cents
Catalogue D, Gold and silver Coins. al
Nat,0ls and rslc- Money. 80 cents each.
LYMAN IL Low. 81 4ih-av..
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tt"rt ARIES.

? % - . - . - - -,
MILES MENANDER pAWSONi .,ranre
inv A-tuary Advic- on u,s II
Room $50 Bowling Greea Hrud'ns'
r,fo.1wa~
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FLAGS AND SOCIETY GOODS.

The REST PLACE 10 purchase ouNt'lS
asgs .ar schools building. homes 50
silk nass, society 60 De. }, \. JOEL ~
80 - Sasssn-s'. Ne~-lork
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.-,,r-O~o-0r.~~~.0-Nl.N -1.0N0>%0l |~~'~@N
FRAMED ENGRAViNGS. photosiaNu',.,s
pr.ces KRAMER BROS. :Ol 'th ave"
rrr,oslta Mac.''A
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~-~~~~>N>>~<>~NcONyN~ ~r>>rNo~D>cN~>~.N0~~~
CUTLERY o.. every description, Loth 10
Wholesale and retail. on hand and made
10 order: repairing neatly icHe. Gi SIN|
NNAUTII. 81 fonn and II Nassau SITS
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FASHIONABLE MATrERs.

-Noo-o~c-~~>~~~~>o-~< ,~s,,>,,"->>~>>>,-.->>~->
DFFUYs. 81 g and 81. SIX hats 81. -
and -. T.. WILLARD JONES, ~
Nasssu-si. near Maiden fare.
., nspny sopo. 81 Derhy. q 30. - sik
mats. 81 80. a, PATTOS'S. 9s Liberty
- upr'airs
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LADIES' TAILORs.

----~~~~~N~>-Nr-~-o-~>< |-N~~o~co0~~|~N~o
p. f. PAULINE & co. 60 Las, 2Jth-st..
Ladies (Paten:) TallOrs. New styles
now ready: latest designs. exact t.. perfect
workmanship
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KODAI<S AND CAMERAS.

~Ao~~No~N~oNNNN~N~~ D~~ocrN~NN~NONS~N~
THE GRAPHlC.-The finest hand IN the
world; send 3-c-nt stamp FOR Barga n
List OF new and exchanged cameras. THE
F'oLMEIt & ScHWING MFG. CO., 2il
Canal-et New-York.
CAMt:RAS.-N.w, second hand: largest
stock: 20 p,r cent saved. NETWORK
CAMERA EXr HANGE. Al Tulton-st.
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CAsTM AND STAMPING.

-IF-l"||(-"(T~|- ~ ["(7I|l--l--. :
SAMUEL MCAIN 80 Ycsey st. y !
fly years experience.
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HARDWOOD MANTELS q TILES.
>Nr~o.oNooN~onoNNN N~NNNr~~~N|SNNS>NS
ELEGANT hardwood rantels. SlZ up:
freplaces. gas logs. showrooms AND rae
tory. 2ts Fr0ni-S near Fulton Ferry.
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EMPTY PACKING BOXES.

LARGEST assortment of packing boxes OF
iii sizes bought and sold. y. RYAN.
100 TeGtc :.
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FOREIGN MONEY BOUGHT.

FOREIGN MONEY. old .old. silver. dia--
ronds jewelry. antiques. posh 30
stamps: highest prices paid. SCHWARTZ.
II West t2d-se
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GOLD FURNITURE & REGILDINa

PICTURE FRAMES ard furniture re-
guief Finished equal 10 now. TiiONP-
SON q MGRAW. - East isfn
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rorDIxc DcDs AND CorcHEs.

-o~>>~~>~~~.~ o~~e-o~s>>osN
SpEcfALIlEs - F)LpiNS Btps. 100
s,,les % select from. FREDh ANS
IVY 60 70 NcH, ian. It
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Gas AND OIL STOVES.

sr-cfAL DISCOUNT - " nlerful n,ls
riame stoves. IN or~-s'ior. y. }. CAN
wy - Fn'tnf 80 N"w vow
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ELASTIC STOCKINGS.

WE ARE MANUFACTURERS; by buying
OF us you buy direct and are fitted &C
curately at bottom prices with fresh ma
terial HALL MANUFACTURING CO..
iS3 Broadway
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ing at the base with sort of burnt green and ending in the very deepest shade at the peaks.
 We have less liberty here than at any former camp, our privilege only eXtend- ing through the park and to the beach. In order to go further pass is neces- sary. There is an antique street car line running into town pulled by don- keys. It is just a trife better than walking and uses up about three-quar- ters of an hour I have only been in twice, so have seen very little of the town.
 The houses are mostly all low and built very plain, more attention being paid to beautifying the lawns than any thing else. There Is an up-to-date fire department, water supply and tele- phon system, a well equipped Y. M. c. A. building and several really fine churches. The Americans here all dress very neat and have a prosperous look. The prevailing style Is white duck for both men and women. The native Ka- naka women always wear mother hubbard as street costume. They ride horses a great deal and sit astride instead of sideways.
 Good wages are paid for all branches of work, but the cost of living is so high that man finds little left at the end of the month There are splendid chances though, for men with capital The climate is the best thing here, the temperature ranging between 70 and 90 degrees, The sun is often warm, but the breeze which is always blowing makes the warmest day endurable. Showers are very frequent, we some days having four or five. They are never severe. One of the rare things seen here is rainbow at night. I have seen several. They are the same as those seen during the day leaving out all color.
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Tuesday, September 27. 1898
NEW ADHERTIS EMENTS TO-DAY.


 Auctlon-141 Orange Street-R. B, Mallory. Auction-70 Cedar Hill Avenue-Mallory. Auction Notice-Davis X Go. Palnt-Thompson X Belden. Classes-Mlle. De MetX. Committee on Bridges-Meeting. Committee on Sewers-Meeting. Dancing-Mss Wheeler. Estate Truman o. Judd-Probate Notice. For Rent-Houses and Tenements-E. Malley. For Rent-House-E. M. Clark. Glendora Knitting Company-Articles, Lost-Silk Overcoat-New Haven House. National New Haven Bank-Report New Haven County National Bank-Report. Steamboat Company,-Fall Arrangement. Tickets Agency--J. Aug. Svenson. Wanted-Stuation-22 Broad Street Wanted-Situation-2 James Street. Wanted-Situation-559 East Street. Wanted-Situation-22 Franklin Street. Wanted-Situation-S Arch Street. Manufacturers Bradley Street. Wanted-Situation--19 Pine Street. Wanted-Cook-44 Trumbull Street. Wanted-Situation-17 Olive Street. Wanted-Situation-20 James Street. Wanted -Girls-Emilie Sebald. Wanted-Situa tion--107 Wall Street. Yale National Bank-Report.
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NEW HAIL. OPENED

The fine hall on the third floor of the building recently erected on Chapel street by MT. Moses, was auspiciously opened last night. Professor Newman gave the first of series of informal receptions in the new hall which is to be known as Newman's academy. The Second Regiment orchestra furnished music for the dancers, of whom there were about 200. The affair proved very eniOyable.
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COZy Corner Pillows.

A most handsome showing of down pillows in a large number of unique and beauti- ful designs of fancy materials.
 The "Ya1e" Pillow with our copyrighted design has won the approval of the men of Yale, as the increasing de- mand shows. Pure down filling, covered with pure silk. Heavy silk cord trimming or embroidered ruff1e. Prices, $2.o8 and s. 50, according to trimming.
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WINTHOP CASTLE.

Winthrop Castle, No. 10, K. G. E., has postponed it's trolley party to Thursday night on account of the storm. The cars will leave the green at s o'clock sharp for Woodmont. A dance will be given in Merwin's house, for which Lenox orchestra will furn- ish the music.
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Decorative Arm0r.

We have now quite a col lection of real Persian Armor which can be used for artistic decoration. The collection includes breast-pIates, knives, battle axes, swords, muskets, etc.
 Sabres from a5c up.
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Oriental Corners.

We do the whole business. Supply the materials and ar range draperies, etc. Let us give an estimate for that cor ner of yours ?
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WEATHER RECORD.

Agricultural Department, Office of the Chief of the Weather Bureau, Weather forecast for Tuesday:- For New England and eastern New York: Threatening weather; warmer; southwest erly winds.
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Window Seats.

We wish to lay special stress on what we can do in this line. Let us send a man to your room, take measure ments, etc. and give you an estimate on making the seat and cushions in any style you wish, to match the color scheme of your room. We can re-upholster old cushions for you at very reasonable prices.
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Miss Isabelle Morgan, the new teach CT at the Wallingford high school, who came home to New Haven i'll the other day, is still confined to the house,
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Proved Priceless Ruby coats and ciu- namon flavor, Dr. Agnew's Liver Pllls are household fayorites Impurities leave the system. The nerves are toned. The blood is purified The complexion is bright and ruddy. Headaches vanish and perfect health follows their use. 40 doses 10 cents. Sold by E. 4. Gessner, D. Hewitt < Co.-14s
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Oriental Rugs.


 There isn't any other house we know of that attempts to cater so thoroughly to your Oriental Rug wants or thinks Of quoting such prices as we do. It used to be that Ori- ental Rugs meant fancy prlces-it was considered that. those who wanted the luxury of an Oriental Rug, would willingly pay we'll for it. We don't work on that basis. We figure prices with reason.
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Eheg egnrrrmal and Gnmrter

THREE MONTHS, $1. 50; ONE MONTH, 50 CENTS; ONE WEEK, 15 GENTS; SINGLE COPIES, CENTS.
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ChautauQua Circle.

We are ready with the needed works for the Chau-. tauqua Literary and Scientific Circle. Here is the prescri-. bed reading for l8o8-' 90. From Chaucer to Tenny- son. Beers. "Men and Women of the
 Eighteenth Century" Hall. Twenty Centuries of Eng fish History" Joy. Europe in the Nineteenth
 Century, Judson. "Walks and Talks in the Geological Field,'
 Winchell. Prices S7c each or the set for $4.25.
 That two-volume, ten dol lar Life of Bismark," by Busch splendidly illustra- ted, is in our book store, at $7.o8. That is another. evidence of helpfulness of. this store.
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nrEz1gNN:NALLN@' Ez1N
FEEL LODGE. NO. 3, K. OF P.

ELEL IODJE, NO. ., K, OT T.
 The revised bylaws by the committee on bylaws will be given the third and final reading and duly acted upon by the lodge this Tuesday evening. Many changes are recommended and every member of the lodge should be present.
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FELL AND BROKE A LEG.

James Tynan, a wood engraver, who lives at No. S4 Spring street slipped and fell breaking his right leg in New Brit ain yesterday afternoon. He was brought to the New Haven hospital.
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Have It sent to You.

IEWNo NI sUHU NU HUNhs The Journal and Courier will be sent 10 any address by mail at the same terms as 1t Is delivered in the city-lb cents a week, 50 cents a month.
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swellest room. French bevel plate swinging mirror com pletes this handsome piece. And the price, $S.75.
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HOW DEWEY GOT REA Dl.
A LETTER SENT FROM HONG KONG 1U"A
BEFORE THE WAR BROKE OUT,

,o,,or ,.s hoen received in this city from an
officer belonging to Rear-Admiral Dewey "e,
now at Manila. 1t was written TWO DAYS oo'o'' VIZ
breaking off of diplomatic relations pet"ce" NV
United States and Spain. and four DAYS oeloie '"o
blockade of Cuba began. and it Is Interesting as
showing the preparations niaHe u! '"o
States Asiatic Squadron. Il foiiO"s'
Hong Kong April l9-As l write this The blue
Jackets OF Inc American fleet are s"afih"5 -, 81
iii narts Of the vessels putting on the war pain.,
AN dark drab thnt has been shown by expert
to have the least. visib.i'y asa11, Re- on
ner vessels at all times in these waters, she "
ing practically, continually on war iootin8, 49,.
ter arrived yesterday from SINGAPORE. and mas
Joined the force OF Commodore DeWeI. "nv 80. Va,
OF the Suez Canal when this trouble became iHim1
nent The President ordered her TO JON me IA -
times OF public danger. The officers al SPEAK en-
Enthusiastically Of their cruise ana the III 49,,
and delighted at The prospect Oh See''s '''"'
Commodore Dewey now has six vessels, ara me
Baltimore, expected 20 arrive TO-DAY MI MI, ,rrh
the strength OF the squudron greatly ne Spa'S'-
naval power in these waters il much nsTC 70 g r
force. and could not really MAKE any eil'ruNc Is
sistance Ii is reported that already their vessels
are savns M Saybo ana ana bayons Of the ads
OF course within twenty-four hours alter uec-
laration OF war We nut cav ont No,S country
friendly England. Neither can we 'oai (ui s.,il'
ton becoming really grave. the Commodore gave
notice 10 the feet payrnast'r ani ne qne'iy ru' I
English
win 33J1 tons OF Cardiff coal board. shortly
after a deal made for IN" ZaAio. one oil me
Inc running between Mania and Hong Kong. SIC
was loaded up with coal and provisions The oTiri-
nal crews were reshipped and Lieutenant hooY
was placed In charge 81 the Nanshan ana t.nrlsA
pierson was given command u the I1Nro Tn"r
fig and S'ripes and maxi II pos - q
for US 10 carry On extended operations &rtlitsl the
Philippines should trouble occur.
The old Monocacy, In Shanghai b'lnG OF no use
I'm th. matter and unable to eave ;he river II wa
decided to break uD her crew. To mat crd three
officers and nifty men were sent here ana cisr!ou''n
around the feet. Lieutenant kccs was ordered -
executive officer Of the flagship olympia. IN place
OF Lieutenant Commander Pain, who was TOO III 20
remain in these waters any longer.
Even IN these stirring times the squadron hnd~
occa sion for a ttlc sport. II furnishes good OUT
let for the enthusiasm that al bands have hotr"
UP in them in T crisis Hike this. For weeks The rae
ing crews OF the Olympia and Raleigh have hoch
training for a great chaMpiOnshlp cutter race
April u the day sct for It, and rxc"m' NJ ran
high The race was for fCur miles SiraighiaWnY.
the Olympia boys winning by nosc. Inc crews
were 80 evenly matched that a, no tinc was one
boa, full length ahead OF tho other Much money
changed hands on the result.
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AN ARMY AT SAN FRANCISCO.
OVER ELEVEN THOUSAND MEN AT CAMP
AND FIVE THOUSAND MORE EXPECTED.

OVER ELEVEN THOUSAND MEN AT CAMP
AND FIVE THOUSAND MORE EXPECTED.
, San Francisco, May Glover three thousand
volunteers arrived this morning from Eastern
States All night long trains bearing troops
were rushed into Oakland. the last section ar
irving about O'Clock this morning.
The troops from Kansas numbered 96f men
and 43 officers while Minnesota sent a regiment
Of 9S2 men and so officers Colorado was repre-
scented by 9SG men and ~ officers. One section
OF the Utah special arrived bearing about 800
men The remainder Of the troops from the
Mormon State will get in tomorrow. When
the men arrived on this side Of the bay they
were taken in charge by the women Of the
Red Cross, who had been UP all night pre-
pairing refreshments for them. Each man was
served with sandwiches and coffee and pre-
scented with a California rose. AS they marched
up Market-st on their way TO the old race
track now known as Camp Richmond they had
O great reception by the people. who lined the
sidewalks AS they passed the street corners
the soldiers were showered with flowers The
men will rest tomorrow, but hard drilling will
begin on Monday.
There are over eleven thousand OF Uncle
Sans men now Quartercd in this city. and about
five thousand more are scheduled to arrive next
week.
In accordance with instructions received to-
day from Washington. arrangements are being
made 10 man the feet of tugs chartered at this
port by the Government with members OF the
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to get up and pace the floor is time for that man
to bring himself up with round turn. II he does
not, nervous pfosiraiion and mental II not
physical. death.
10, man who gets into this condition there Is
remedy that viii brace him up, put him on his feet
and make OF him AGAIN. 1t - DR.. Picfccs
Golden Medical Discovery. IL goes To the bottom OF
Things II searches ont the first cause. When man
IN this condition you can put your hIgcr on one OF
two sDo,s and hit thai first cause.-the stomach or the
liver bot:,. This great medicine acts directly on
these spcis II promptly transforms weak stomach
into healthy one 1t facilitates the flow Of digestive
Juices aud makes digestion and assimilation perfect.
!, gives man an appetite like boys. 1t nvigor-
aes the liver. II hls the blood with the ilegivng
elements Of the food and makes it pure rich red and
nle;.iiu The blood is the life current, and when 1t
is filed with the Gle that build new and healthy
tissues il does mot take long to make man well and
strong !; builds fifm. muscular flesh tissues and
strong and steady reTvc-fbcrs. II puts new life,
vigor and vitality into every atom and organ OF the
body Ii cures nervous exhaustion and prostTation.
Nothing Just AS good" can be found a; the medi-
cine stores.
had suffered about eleven years with pain IN the
back head and back, writes Hr. Robert Hubbard
OF Warner Lincoln Co. Ark suffered for eleven years
and spclt great deal Of for doctors and medicine
did relief Then tried four bottles OF the
Golden Medical Discovery and improved greatly sent
for i've and glad to tell everyone that am
" good health