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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-07-20

uraadaik6w wyjezdaa z New
port. Ze Santiago udadza sic
oni do Porto Rico.
W przysz}a Sobote W razie
pogody, prezydent po raz pier
wssy cd kilku miesiecy po'
zwoli sobie ma kilka godzin
"wakacyj". Minister foty Long
zaprosil prezydenta i cz}onk6w
gabinetu ma przejazdzke mafa
DO rzece Potomac.
MADRYr, 1890 Lipca. =
Wczoraj ma radzie gabineto'
wei dysputowano mad kapitu'
lacys Santiago. Ministrowie
wyraaali swe zdumienie, 2e
gen. Toral rozciagna} kapitu-
lacys ma Gala dywizys wojsko-
wa prowincyi proszono gen.
kapitana Blanco o podanie
szczeg6l6w. Skoro te nadejda,
zostanie rozstrzygnista kwe-
stya, czyli gen. Toral ma bye
oddany pod sad wojenny.
Czlonkowie gabinetu ME So
"a tenn, by rozpoczeto trakto'
wanna pok6j, gdya ssdza, ze
.Amerykauie zyskawszy pro-
wincya Santiago, stswiallby
cieakie warunki. Viola tedy
dalej prowadzic wojne, by cd.
zyska6 przynajmniej Geese
straconego terrytoryum. Me
kt6re gazety twierdzs jedna'
kowoz, ze tworzy sic nowy ga
binet.
WASHINGTON, 10 Lipca. =
Rekrutowanie ochotnik6w
drugiego poboru robi niezie
postepy. Ale dostarczanie
wojsk regularnych przez rome
stany ME odbywa sic, iak sic
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-07-20
Telegran1y.

WASHINGTON, 10 Lipca. =
Department wojny otrzyma1
depesze wczoraj nadans przez
gen. Shaftera, W ktorej tenze
donosi, ze gen. Toral wreczy1
mu liste je6c6w wojennych.
Liczba ich wynosi 22,7S9.
Gen. Sbafter dodaie, re liczba
je6c6w wojennych znacznie
Jest wyzszs cd liczby jego
zolnierzy.
SAN FRANCISCO, 10 Lipca.
Parowiec transportowy
Pennsylvania wyruszyl dis
rano do Filipin, zabrawszy re
soba pierwszy pu5k Montauy
i 800 rekrut6w pierwszego
kalifornijskiego pulku ocho-
tniczego.
WASHINGTON, 19 Llpca. =
Department. wojny og}osi3
dis popo1udniu biuletyn ma
stepujscy:
PLAYA, 10 Lipca, 9 godz.
AZ min. rano: Donosza mi, ze
Hiszpanie zloayli 10000 kara
binow i okolo 10 milionow
patron6w. Posylam jutro of.
cerow j oddziaiy wojsk do
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-07-20
Kronika MiejscoWd,
Oszczerey upOkOrzeni.

Wczoraj zakohczyi sic pred Sc
dzia W Ills process potwarezy, wyto.
czony pred nieiakim czssem przez
niejakiego Jana Glizewskiego, Wiel.
ks. Szulereckiemu Milwaukee.
Wiel. ks. Szulerecki swiadczyl
Glizewskiemu rome dobrodziejstwa,
jak sic okazalo procesu. stsral sic
rowuiez nieraz godzic malzonk6w,
gdyz oskarzyciel obchodzii sic zle ze
iona, kt6ra cd niego uciekala, ale
potem wraca}a. Rozgniewany rae a.
cieozka aony tenn, ae znaczniejszych
sum ME moae wiecej wysudzid cd
ks. szulereckiego, Glizewski W koh.
GU zaskarzyl kapfana $4,000 cd.
szkodowania, twierdzso, ze ks. Szu-
lereoki pozbawil go przywiazania
2ony.
Dowody ma to, ze casy process wy.
toczony zosta} ma podstawie k2amli-
wych twierdzeh, oszczerstw potwa.
rzy, obliczony iedynie ma wysudze.
ME pieniedzy, bysy W czasie procesu
tax przekonywajace tax jasne i oczy.
wiste, 4e jury ME potrsebowa1a ma.
wet kwadransa czasu, by ogiosid wer-
dykt uznajacy ks. szulereckiego zu.
peinie niewinnym. Kiedy werdykt
ogloszono, ozwaly sic gsosne oklaski
ze strony os6b, kt6re praysiuchiwasy
sic rozprawom. Sedzia wprawdzie
byl zmuszony oswiadczyd, ze W sail
sadowej ME wolno W TAXI spos6b o.
kazywa6 swego zadowolenia, - ale
wida6 bylo, ae "a zle tych oklask6w
ME mis}.
KOntest alderman6w.
Wczoraj rozpoczelY sic roaprawy
W sprawie tag zwanego "kontestu"
alderman6w " 16 wardzie. Jak wix
domo, po ogloszeniu rezultatu, i o.
=
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-07-20

- Emil Zola, skazany W
Paryzu ma rok wiezienia "a.
p}acenie 5000 frank6w kary,
uciek3 do lucerny W Szwajca'
ryi.
- Ksiaae Walii, kt6ry
stluk1 sobie kolano W czasie
wypadku pred kilku dniami,
wedle orzeczenia lekarzy po.
zostanie kaleks ma Gale zycie.
w stanie Wisconsin
wczoraj szalal orkan i zrzadzil
znaczne szkody zwlaszcza ma
przestrzeni cd Watertown do
Green Bay. W Milwaukee
take sic pojawil, ale szk6d
ME zrzsdzi}.
- W Hannibal, No., wyle.
cia,y W powietrze budynki
nalezace do "Hercules Powder
Works.. Ma szczescie Mkt z
ludzi zycia ME straci}.
- Do Seattle, Wash, przy-
by} z Alaski parowiec Roa.
noke, i przywi6zl 240 podr6z'
nych, kt6rzy mieli zloto war.
tosci p6}tora miliona dolar6w.
= w Redcliffe, Ia., rozb6j.
nicy obrabowali urzad poetic.
wy ranili dose groznie poczt'
mistrza.
- Farmerzy W North Da-
kota i South Dakota skarzs
sic, ae ME mogs dostat robo.
tnik6w. Placs tam gdzienie-
gdzie po 50 daiennie opr6cz
wiktu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-07-20

kontrkandydat jego, Winter, zatosy
protest, twierdzac, ze po dokladniej.
seem przeliczeniu gfos6w okaze sic,
il on byl zwyciezca. Pan Smulski
miss 7S g}os6w wiekszosci. Wczorsj
przeliczono glosy oddane W 20 pre-.
cynktach, dsis;aj ma sic zakohcsy6
lfczenie. Winter stracil sam jn4 ns.
dzieje zwycieztwa, cbooiat udaio mu
sic zakwestyonowat kilks kartsk
wyborczych, kt6re wedle jego twier.
dzenis miaiy bye faiszowspe. RE
czoznawca dis orzecze, csyli twier-
dzenie to prawdziwe. w owych 80
precynktach strscil przy ponownem
liczeniu p. Smulski 10 glos6w.
0fiary upaIl.
znowu byio kilks wypsdk6w uda.
ru sfonecznego W skutek wczorajszs.
60 upalu; zaden mich jednakowoA
o lie sic zdaje, grozaym ME bedsis.
Policya otrzymafs wiadomos6 o xii.
kunastu takich wypadkach. Misdsy
osobami, kt6re musiano zawiez6 do
szpital6w, znajduja sic: Katarsyns
MARGIN, liczaca % lat kt6ra zsm.
dla}s W SVEN mieszkaniu pm. sb
Carpenter str. i zostsia zswiezions
do szpitala powiatowego, paui II.
zewska, zam, pm. $40 w. Huron str,
kt6ra zawieziono do szpitsls lw. El-
zbiety.
Nleszczesc,e ma kolei uIicznej.
Wczoraj rano o godz. Z, motor.
man wagouu elektryoznego kolei
ulicznej General Railway, wjechat
ma ssyny kolejowe ma praeoisotu %
ul. i Douglas Park Blvd, ME awa.s.
jac, ae zbl:za sic pocisg kolsjowy.
Lokomotywa uderayia o wagon prze.
pesniony podr6,nymi, i tente obalii
sic, podr0sni, wypsdiszy, pokale.
czyli sic po czssci bsrdzo bolsSnis.
Ma szczescie Mkt ME zostai skale.
czony smiertelnie.
Koncerta " parkach.
Dzisiaj wieczorem odbsda sic bez-
platne koncerta W parku Lincolna !
W parku Galf,elda. Rozpoczynsjs
sic o godz. 8.
Utonaf W rzece.
13 letni FIanciszek Nowak, syn
robotnika zam. pm. 101l Blue Island
ave., wczoraj przed poludniem starat
sic wylowic rzeki pomiedzy Lin.
coin Robey str. kiody drzewa, ale
stracis r6wnowage i wpadi do metnej
woody. Ma brzegu ME byso nikogo,
ktoby mtgl mu przyniesd ponce,
przypatrywas sic temu tylko Z letni
braciszek jego Daniel, ktory ME
zdoisl 60 uratowa6. Nieszczesliwy
chlopiec utonal i W godzins p6zniej
robotnioy wylowili jego zwloki.
Deflcyt " kasie.
W Lemont obywstele So zaniepo.
kojeni odkryciem dsficytu okolo
$4,000 W ksiegaoh Piotra Pfei6era,
bylego skarbniks, ktory urzad ten
pesnii przez lat IL. Pfeiffer prey.
znaje, ze jest deficyt chooiaa ME
vie jak wysoki, got6w jest pokry6
60 z wsasnej kieszeui, skoro oblioss.
lie sic nalezy. Deficyt miai powsta6
ME 5 jego why, tylko W skutek Va.
dliwych jakichs tfanzakcyj banko'
wycb.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-07-20
Chicago, 2Ogo Lipca.

.
i, Poioaenie woisk naszych W
zdobytej czesci Kuby ME jest
godne pozazdroszczenia, i
Shafter obecnie ma moze
wieksze ksopoty, aniaeli wtedy,
kiedy uk1ada} plany zdobycia
prowincyi. Sam pobyt W
Santiago okolicy niezmiernie
jest przykry; miasto przedsta-
wis szkaradny widok, pozba-
wione jest wszelkich urzadze1
sanitarnych i prawdziwym jest
rozsadnikiem chor6b zakaz-
nych; z6}ta Zebra grozi ciagle
coraz to wiekszem szerzeniem
sic miedzy wojskami; W calej
prowincyi potrzeba miejsco-
wose "a miejscowoscia uwia.
damia6 o tenn, re panowanie
hiszpa6skie tam sig zako1szy'
10: do tego zas wszystkiego
lsczy sic jeszcze okolicznose,
ze zwyciezonych Hiszpan6w,
w4asciwych wrogow W tel
wojnie, nasze wojska teraz
bron1e musza pred Kuba1-
czykami, W imieniu kt6rych i
dla kt6rych wojna zostala wy
powiedziana. Kto vie nawet,
czyli ME przyjdzie teraz do
utarczek Kuba6czykami W
celu bronienia Hiszpan6w.
Stosunek pomiedzy wojska-
mi ameryka6skiemi Kuba6'
czykami pod gen. Garcia isto-
tnie stale sic kazdym dniem
coraz to wiscej naprezonym /
dochodzi juz do tego, ze WA
JENNIE obcowanie przybiera
charakter wiecej wrogi, aniaeli
przyjazny.
Kiedy gen. Shafter oznai-
mil, ze ME dozwoli juncie ku-
ba6skiej wejsc do miasta San
tiago, ogromne powsta}o ME-
zadowolenie pomiedzy po-
wsta6cami, kt6rzy sic spodzie-
wall, ze beds mogli plsdrowac
miasto, tax, jak spladrowali
przedtem Baiquiri, Siboney i
Ell Caney. Gdy sic dowiedzieli,
se do tego sic ME dopusci,
oburzenie ich doszfo do maj,
wyzszego stopnia.
W ubieg}y Pistek brat
,,generala" Demetriusa Castil.
10 udaa sic do gi6wnej kwate.
ry gen. Shaftera wprost "a.
pyta} sic, co ma oznaczac take
postepowanie. ,,Dlaczego San
tiago ma pozostac W reku
wrogow naszych?" zapytal sic
oburzony.
Gen. Shafter odrzekl, re
Hiszpanie przestali bye naszy-
mi wrogami. Dopoki sig ME
poddali, walczono mimi;
skoro jednak poddali sic,
Amerykanie bronic ich bsda.
Ami Kuba6czykowi ami Ame-
rykaninowi ME ~olno bedzie
weisc do miasta. Skoro
woisko ameryka6skle opusci
miasto i prowincys, zapewne
W rsce Kuba6czyk6w zlozy sic
zarzsd, ale ME pierwiej.
Castillo wcale ME ukrywal
swego oburzenia.
Nasze wojska z coraz wick
szs pogards patrza ma Kuba6-
czyk6w, a ci wywzajemniajs
sic wprost nienawiscia. Ku.
ba6czycy ME chcs wcale po.
magac przy torowaniu dr6g i
innych koniecznych. robotach,
a nawet W czasie najgorstszych
bitew pod Santiago ME mona
bylo ich nak}onie do pomaga.
MIA przy sporzadzaniu impro-
wizowanych noszy do zabiera.
- ,annyoh no1o ro1E; Mill
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-07-20

Adres Polskjego DemG Emil
gracyincgo: 8 Morris str, trzeois
drzwi ma zsch6d cd Broadway, bli.
sko Ssuth Ferry. W New York%
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-10-20

Our good friend NJ. f. Miller, of
Mulberry, favored US with renewal.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-10-20

Look at our complete line of ladies
warm shoes. You won't suffer with
cold feet if you buy them.
MAX WIENER.
Don't forget the shot biscuit" so
cial given by the ladies of the nj. E.
church, south, at the residence of
Mrs. j. E Shut, Friday evening,
Oct. 81. Only 10 cents admission.
Every man, woman and child in
Bates county is interested in the
question of goods roads. 1t is to be
discussed at the court house next
Saturday, Oct. 22d. Come prepared
to ask knotty questions and let US
get all the information we can.
Mrs. E. A Bennett left Thursday
morning for north Missouri, where
she will visit friends and relatives
for few weeks. She will be joined
in Kansas City by her dau2
Mabel, who will accompany her
Capt an1 Mrs 2. J. Tygard left
for St Louis Sunday, AS Grand
Master, Capt Tygard is presiding
over the deliberations of the Masonic
Grand Lodge of the state, which will
close it's three days session this eve,
ming.
Marie d at the home of the bride g
parents. northwest of Butler on Oct.
II, MIR Leroy d. Hewe.t and Miss
Eta Mcclure, DR.. B. E. Dawson
officiating. A number of invited
guests were present and sitter the
ceremony all partook of bour t,ful
repast.
Ex-senator J. B Ne. berry made
US q very pleasant call whila in the
CITY Tuesday. He had just returned
from the Omaha expedition. He
expressed himself IS we'll pleased
with tie Exposition. Re saw Pres
ident Mckinley and heard Generals
Miles and Shafter speak.
Audy Owen went into his Office
two years ago the most popular
man in the county aud his gentle
manly, courteous dsmeanor III Me
transaction Of business has made
him friends OF all with whom be
came in contact. Not word can be
sAd against hin and in spite of its
being On off year he will increase
his majority.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-10-20
Csp,a,u johnson Better.

Word was received the last of the
week from Lexington, KY, that
Capt. V. L. johnson was critically
i'll AID that the doctors had given
him up. His mother. Mrs. Fl. L.
Johpson, accompanied by Miss Lucy
Bachelor. left On Sunday to be with
him. A dispatch from them to the
editor OF The TINES on Tuesday
stated that he was bst,er, but still
very sick. That they had hopes.
This ia very encouraging and it il
sincerely hoped by his many friends
that the crisis has been safely pa.s-
ed and that he will regain his hss!th
rapidly.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-10-20
John P. Thurman was one Of the

John ?. Thurman was one OF the
frat democrats in the county 70
advocate the adoption by the demo
cratic party Of the free and unlimited
coinage Of silver at a ratio OF 10 TO
l He took an active part In tue
PerrIe sprirg convention and was a
member Of tha resolstion conmittee
which drafted the strong pro SILVER
platform His opponent, r
Chambers, is gold bug. We say
this advisedly, because TO credit his
b ,nes.y We must place him IN that
class. In accepting nomination on
the repu blicsu tickst be embraces
that platform BE opposes the
ui-be. ana interests Of the people
If the great west. What We say OF
.h.sa two centltm-n can be said OF
al, the candidates on the democratic
and republican iicke's The demo
cratic nominees are with the people
on this great economic quest on, the
repubIicsn nominees are with the
money barons and great cooperative
interests and sgalnst the people.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-10-20

The Farmers Bank has on exhibit
ton sugar bset grown by L. L.
Fay, living south of the city. 1t is
what might be termed "whopper."
as it measures IS inches around, Is
inches long and weighs II pounds
L lie probably the first of this varie-
ty ever raised in this county
Everybody knows and likes Shelf
Mudd for his rugged integrity He
is whele-souled, generous to fault,
with always good word for every
body. In the conduct of the BUSH
ness of his office he knows no man
or creed, but tracks the letter of the
law. He has been terror to crimi.
malls, and safeguard to all honest
citizens. He ia msnly man and
well deserves the high esteem in
which be is held by the citizens of
Bates county He will be triumph.
antly reelected sheriff by an increas-
ed aiorty.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-10-20

Underwear Specials.
Boys 25c Merino underwear cut to 15c
Mems 35c Merino underwear cut to Csc
Mems SOC derby ribbed underwear 38c,
Mems 10 o. canton flannel drawers 35c
Mems extra quality camel's hair underwear soc.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-10-20

Washington, d. c., Oct. Is The
United States is now formally in
possession OF the island OF Porto
Rico as sovereign. The war depart
men, has received the following:
"San Juan, Porto Rico, Oct IS
Secretary Of War, Washington:
Flags have been raised on public
buildings and forts in this city and
saIuted with nat onaI sAlutes. The
occupation Of the island 10 now CON-
plete. BROOKE
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-10-20

LOCAL ITEMS
TIMES telephone number 81.

Our good friend NJ. F. Miller, of
Mulberry, ia yored US with a renewal.
Mrs. Ed. s. Austin, of Kansas
City is visiting relatives and friends
in the city.
Miss Nellie Austin is visiting the
family of DR.. G.. G.. DaviS, OF
Chicago
See our mems winter boots at
$500 and So so they can not be
eaualed. MAX WIENER.
S I. Broaddus is eaergeticalIy
seeing and getting acquainted with
the people aud wherever he goes he
leaves train of friends. His past
life will bear the closest scrutiny,
his gentlemanly AMI pleasing ad-
dress takes with the people. He is
making as popular candidate as
the county ever had and will make
very efficient official
Our coed friend John Williams,
formerly of this county, now OF 81.
Louis favors us with a renewal.
Attorney General Grow will speak
at the Opera House 10 Butler next
Wednesday at O'Clock and at Rich
Hill in the evening at 7:3s.
George Caruthers, John Hartsock,
Chas. Harper and Frank Campbell
who have been here on furloughR,
returned 10 Lexington Sunday night.
Mrs. j. s Webb, who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs DIR. ii.
L. Tucker, left for her home at
Waverly on account of the illness OF
member of her family.
Rev. Gill, formerly pastor Of The
III. E. cher h south, of this city, is
selling a patent of his Own. 1t
would be hard TO name it as it is
claim ed to be useful for II distinct
purposes the principle one being to
put up a stove pipe without the
necessity for swear words.
II you want a serviceable shoe for
the children and want to buy them
for less than you ever did, come to
US. Max WIENER.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-10-20
General Crow In Butler

Hon. E @. Crow, Attorney Gen
eral of the State. will speak at the
Opera House in Butler at enc
o'clock, p IA, Wednesday, Oct. %.
General Grow il considered one Of
the best, if not the best orator in
the state. He is eloquent, logical
and convincing. II you want to
hear the best speech Of the campaign
do not fail to come to Butler next
Wednesday and hear General Crow.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-10-20

Hon. Dave Ball tells the following
story: During the last campaign
George Gould, leading his little
seven year old SOD, met Russell
Sage The latter said, Gould, Bryan
is going to be elected" Then said
Gould, "my railroads in the west
will go to he'll" "Grandpa will get
'sm back, then" exclaimed the little
boy.
j. E. Dye, of the firm of Dye
Bros stockmen, of Metz, Vernon
county, Mo, was found dead in the
Missouri Pacific railroad yards at
Ft. Scott one day last week. 1t is
supposed he tried 10 board Ia freight
train to go to his home and was
knocked off high .res'le on the
rocks below. The verdict Of the
coroners jury was that it was acct
dental His remains were shipped
to Metz.
The following new names are ad
ded to our subscription list since
last publication day. Henry Cough,
William Williams, E r. Hall, T. W.
Griffin, Peter-B Bariz, Mrs Alice
Haeebusch, James Hand, A. Esse n
prizes, g. ". Baker. l. @ Hall, Mrs.
Mary E. White, John Cough. Mrs.
P K. Nalley, J. II. Ryan, Mrs. E
A. johnson, Bert Johnson Re-
newals, John Williams, A. 6 Will
son, N. F. Miller. Jas. NJ. Sproul,
Fred Boehm, ". W. Oldham.
Come out to the good roads meet.
Jag at Butler next Saturday and
hear the question of good roads and
how best to secure them diseusse d
by gentlemen who have made it q
study. We are not asking you to
agree TO everything you hear or ap
prove of the methods suggested
We do not know that We shall ap'
prove or them ourselves. But LET
u. turn out and hear them, as
thoughtful msn, consider the ques
ton from the new Ugh. gained. We
can not condemn until we know
what is proposed. These gentle
men may offer US practical solution
to problem which directly effects
US all. Let's hear what they have to
offer.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-10-20
Coming Hame.

The following dispatch was re-
ceivsd by j. o. Clark, from Col a.
@. CLARK just as We go to press and 10
self explanatory:
"foa can state that If elected that
I will qualify and premise to dis
charge the duties of the Office dur-
ing my full term and intend making
such statement on my arrival home
next Tuesday"
81. c. CLARK.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-10-20
Rally and Basket Picnic.

There will be a big democratic
rally and basket picnic in a grove
near Lone Oak, Saturday, October
29th. The following speakers will
he present and address the crowd:
Hon. D A DeArmond, Frank
Walch. of Kansas City, Geo. 3
Ellis, John Thurman. aud II c.
CLARK. Come and bring your bask
cts we'll filed and have a good time
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-10-20

man on the streets TO show
: him just how good leather we put
S.in our cheap shoes Some men
: might take offense at it. We work
8 the same scheme though, only on
5 a larger scale. We start several
] hundred men, women and chill
J dren out every month wearing
3 our shoes and they tell their
$-friends about them. You see
y when one of your friends stands
: up in front of you, turns around
J hits his foot upon a dry goods
3 box or chair and says, Look at
: that; amt that bird? Got'm FIR
: two'n a half" at DRYSDALK &
: KEASLING. You pay more atten-
( to ii than you would il an entire
5 stranger, who was working on q
: salary, should accost you. Ysu
Z might think the stranger was
Z testing the elasticity of the truth.
3 1t is hard to believe that we are
Z selling shoes SO much less than
: other people DO. Still we are do
{ ing it and winning friends and
( customers every day. For in.
Z stance, we are selling an IS inch
Z leg, ali solid leather boot for 81,
Z a misses grain shoe sor &c, q bet
8 ter one for 81. The above good
3 are q king advertisements. Don't,
Z you want to join the procession.
{ Drysdale & keasling.
! P. s. Try our Shoemaker, he
9 is mechanic.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-10-20
On q Large Farm

81 had q severe attacs o. neuralgia
and infammatorv rheumatisn AID
was net relieved by tn rrs scrip phi ~
given me. I procured bot''e OF
Hoods SarsapariIls and this medi
cine cured me I keep a supply of
Hoods on hand aud am able ia do
all my own work on large farm >
@. #. Fox, Fairbanks, Nc
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-10-20

Hoods Pills are the only pills 10
take with Hoods Sarssparilla- 25c.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-10-20
1t Wouldn't do

For US US to start a man out
with an arm full OF shoes,
and have him stop every
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-10-20
SHOES.

Women's all solid glove grain
shoes 90c.
Women's all solid kangaroo
calf SHOES cut to 81 90
Child's ST. congo calf shoe sizes
s to Is, SOC
Mems 50 90 calf boots cut to
ST so.
Small sizes mems So and 81
shoes cut to 81 so and 81 90
Mems So so satin calf shoes
Goodyear welt, So 90.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-05-01

band of the flagship continued its mu-
steal programme.
Most of the crew were on deck
watching this little lesson given to the
Spaniards, but there was no excite
ment.
The trip which ended in the target
practice at Cabanas commenced about
noon, when the flagship with the Erics-
son and Porter started westward.
The admiral was anxious to person
ally investigate the blockaded har-
bors.
VIEW OF HAVANA.
Upon this occasion the first good
view OF the city of Havana was OBJ
tanned. the New York steanling within
range of her batteries. The palace. the
cathedral, and prado, and the fortifica-
tons, were plainly visible IN the bright
sunlight Havana then looked anything
but the city of saffron dirt, as some
people thought she looked. When out
of range of the Santa Clara batteries,
after passing the Iowa, Detroit, Man
grave and Mayfower the flagship pro-
ceeded westward, Steaming about two
miles distant from the shore.
When Mariel. % miles from Havana,
was reached, the flagship came TO q
standstill and the gunboat Castine,
which was guarding that port.-Was.
on board the flagship and had a con-
sultation with the admiral. A careful
inspection of Mariel harbor revealed
the presence of two small Spanish gun
boats ard four schoOners, well in be-
hind an old-fashioned martello tower
on one side and a flimsy fort on the
other.
The combined battery of the two
Qualifications" is one Misunderstanding
cannon. The last blockhouse of the
westward trocha doomed up on sharp
bluff shadowing the little town.
After lying for some hours near this
harbor the admiral proceeded TO Ca
banas, saying. iol>inglv. to the corr
respondent: ''Mariel looks altogether
too peaceful to be disturbed"
1t is believed, however, that in spite
of it's peaceful appearance, mines have
been laid beneath the smooth waters of
Cabanas harbor.