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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1898-02-12
Hia ExperIenee.

"Have you ever had any experience
as a stage manager?" asked the
theater proprietor, who had advertised
for such a person.
Eyes, sir, have" replied the APP
plicant 81 drove the stage between
Podunk and Persimmonville every day
for seven years. "-Louisville Courier
Journal.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1898-02-12
CHAPTER XIX.
$3.50 NIEHNAIIoNAL PREae Ae8oclATIoMM Ia

HE market boy
stood at the gate
way with his
square basket, and
Jules had brought
out the tray of
bouquets, one clear,
bright morning,
while ChIotilde's
white fingers ar
ranged them in
the most tempting
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A woman who is clever enough to make
man think she is silly can do anything
she wants to with him.
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She-You looked like fool when you
proposed to me. He (gloomily)-Well, why
didn't you tell me before it was too late?-
Boston Journal.
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1 shall recommend Piso's Cure for Con-
sumption far and wide.-Mrs. Mulllgan,
Plumstead, Kent, England, Nov. 8, 1895.
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The only two animals whose brains are
heavier than that of man are the whale
and the elephant.
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Halket-That is enough to make para
graph.-Pittsburg Chronicle-Telegraph
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1898-02-12

A man can never act so mean and low
down that some woman who ought to know
better will find some good excuse for him.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1898-02-12
CHAPTER Xxx.

HESE two SenSl-
tive, refined ma
lures, transhxed
with utter loath-
ing and horror.
could give no out
ward sign of their
detestation of the
scene. A dozen pitt
: less eyes were
watching every
shade upon their
faces.
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On December 81, 1896, Belgium'a
population was 6,495. 1856.
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Star Tobacco is the leading brand of
the world, because it is the best.
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The estate of the late Neal Dow will
amount to S45O,OOO.
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!. w. GLEASON,

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ana acts directly on the blood and mr-
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Mrs. Windows Soothing Syrup
Tor children teething softens the gums reduces nam
tion, allays pain wind collie. 20 cents bot'
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state Of Ohio, City OF Toledo,
LUCAS County.

the senior partner Of the firm Of +
cheney & Co, doing business in the City
OF Toledo. County and State aforesaid,
ana that said firm will pay the sum OF
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each
and every case of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by the use of Halls Catarrh Cure
FRANK j. CHENEY.
sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence, this 9Th day of December,
A. d. 1886.
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Civ 6 Up
TO DIE!
v That's what Miss Fannie MGDOR-
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as One fmany thousand unsolicited
trSi5E AJAX testimonials, regarding the effl-
GaCy Of ''5 DROPS"

Hotel Broadway, Louisville, KY, Oct Z, 1897.
SWANSON RHEUMATIC CURE CO., 1877
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long silence 1 write you to know how am 1
owe my life to you, or at least believe do for
was given up by two doctors good ones too)
to die, but after taking two bottles Of your med
icine was able to get about I am trying to
induce everybody that
SUFFERS FROM RHEUMATISM
to try your '5 DROPS, and know of some that
have tried it, and pronounced it the best they
ever tried
Yours truly FANNY MCDONALD.
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Ingenloua street Lamn.

soh 8, 1897. SAMUEL PITCHER, N. D.
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W. N. o., SAT- Lake NO. 2 1889
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1898-12-08
SHlEL NOTES.


Hunting is the order of the day
The following names are of parties
who called at Henry Kails Saturday
from Spalding, Ranter Spalding'
VIM. Ogle.
Hummer, no doubt is mind
reader as to meddling he takes the
cake.
What has become of cousin Susie
OF the Times? Come out cousin lets
hear from you again.
Professor Nichols, of the Monroe
City High school, was the guest of DR..
J. II. Bell and family Saturday.
Albert Martin treated himself to a
saddle horse recently.
John Howard is numbered with the
sick.
Get ready for old Santa he Will
soon come to cheer us up.
Mrs. James Martin returned from
Clay Co., accompanied by her mother
Mrs. Daniels, who is suffering with
asthma.
High five parties are the order OF
the day aud seven up must not be left
out.
We think every chs should become
interested and form IA debating society
VI this Dlac-,
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1898-12-08
COUNTY LINE ITEMS.

Roads are fine compared with the
roads in December last year.
L. II. Dodd and Mrs. John Brown
are on the sick list.
A party was given AT Bud Jones
last week for the enjoyment of the
young folks of this vicinity. From
the report given we suppose it was
not given in vain.
Rev. Geo. Smith preached at De-
Moss Sunday.
William Clark, of Hannibal. was
buried at DeMoss Saturday, Rev. o..
B. Holiday preaching the funeral.
Mr.. Clark leaves two daughters and
a son to mourn' their loss. For tn e
last fifteen years he has resided in
Hannibal. Previous to that time he
Was citizen of Monroe City, and at
one time was in business at that
place. Some years ago he married
Miss Ella Jones, daughter of w. T..
Jones. of Rails Co. She passed from
this world several years ago. The
son is now in Co. r of Missouri
volunteers, and was not present at
his fathers funeral.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1898-12-08
WARREN.

3. +. Moreland, of near Linden,
made business trip to Warren
Thursday.
L. y. Pepper was in Warren We'd
ncsday on business.
Will Crisler. of Monroe City, was
in Warren last week on business.
The protractcd meeting at the Bap-
church closed Friday evening.
There were twenty candidates for bap-
tism. They were baptized at the
Sans ford three miles northeast OF
Warren Friday evening and were re-
ccivcd in the church the same even
ing.
a very serious accident happened
to uncle Lee Payne Saturday. He
was doing some carpenter work and II
piece of a nail hit him in the eye
putting it out. He has our sincere
sympathy.
Our road overseer, G.. y. Nicolas
son. and j. l.. Hawkins, our next
County Judge, were in Palmyra Mon
day.
Jqmes Christian has been doing
some electrical work in Palmyra the
last week.
The cold snap is causing the farm
ers who put up ice to hustle for their
sawdust and make all necessary prep
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1898-12-08

The club meet again Saturday eve.
ana our next hall will take place Dec.
2Sth.All are invited to come and will
be treated royalty for the club under
YOU feel at home.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1898-12-08

erations for putting it up. IheS
think they can get five inch ice now
The meeting at Andrew Chapel Is
getting along nicely So far they
have had five converts. 1heS h'''
quite an able preacher.
Miss Cora Griffith returned 10 Han
nibal Monday. She came up 10 az
tend the funeral of her father.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1898-12-08
List OF Letters.

Remaining unclaimed in postoffice
ut Monroe City. Mo. on Dec. =. 1898.
Monroe Allen. C. L. Altman, Marion
Anderson, Mrs. Ida Carter, John
Jones.
To obtain any of these letters person
must say advertised. rai
j. Z. PAT-o:J, p. N.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1898-12-08
HUNNEWELL.

DR.. Ben Carr. of Polo, Mo. came
in Thursday 20 see MS sick brother,
j. w. Carr.
w. II. McClintic. Of Warm Spring,
Va, was visiting relatives near here
the first of the week.
w. +. Shields. of near Rush Hill,
was here with friends Tuesday.
r.. II. GOodan, from near Emdrn.
shipped a load of cattle from here to
Chicago Wednesday.
James Davidson, of ROCkbridgc Co.
Va. was visiting relatives near here
h ere Tuesday.
w. Z. Martin was here with friends
Tuesday.
Lewis Hale and lobe White, OF
Shelhina. were here Tuesday and
Wednesday attending to business.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1898-12-08
HATCH ITEMS.
durrah for the DEMOCRAT.

Hurrah for the DEMOCRAT.
Mrs. Ann S. Elliott, OF your city,
us here visiting relatives.
Judge Fields is in New LONDON.
Our mill did big business Satur.
day grinding corn.
Henry Kendrick, OF Hassard, was
IN our vicinity Sunday, Miss Pink
will tell you the rest.
T. f. Whitecotton gave his friends
"a bachelor opossum dinner Sunday.
Esq. Alexander went to Center on
business the first OF the wrek.
Sebe Meyers drove some extra fine
logs to your city Monday.
John Davis takes the cake around
here as being an expert corn husker
I'D Daulton was trading with your
live merchants Monday Although
iiair. Daultou lives near Ely he lives in
tour County and is one of Tails best
'ci!izens.
Our merchant went to the "Bluf
City" Oh business this week.
Bro. Munion. OF Canton. was here
Sunday and delivered a fine lecture
at Ariel.
Ernest Elliott went to Shelbina Sat
urday to visit for several days.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-07-07
Allen Desircs No Islands.

Washington. July J.-The Senate
was the only house of Congress in ses-
sion yesterday. Resolutions calling up
on the secrGonry of war for informa-
ton for data as to explosives and in
ycntions were passed and the consid-
GRAFTON of the Hawaiian resolution
was resumed.
Mr.. Allen opposed the resolution. He
laid down the proposition that annex
alton involved the abandonment of the
Monroe doctrine and the traditional
foreign policy of this country. He de-
clared that Porto Rico, Cuba and the
Philippines should be made independ-
ent. Spain should pay the entire cost
of the war and the war should not
end with any increase Cf this govern
mcnt's territorial possessions.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-07-07
Omaha Celcbratea,

Omaha, July 1.-The biggest Fourth
of July celebration ever observed in
the west is in progress on the eXposi-
tion grounds here to-day. The crowds
were greatly enthused by the glorious
news from Santiago. and add the eel
ebration of of Shnftcr and Sampson's
victory to the original object of the
day. The parade was one of the
unique features. being made up of the
midway deniZens, and every nation un-
der the sun but Spain was represented.
One hundred thousand people We're on
the grounds when the parade moved.
After the parade there We're old-fnsli-
ioned exercises on the grand plaza.
where the Declaration of Indepcnd-
ence was read. Hon. ]. NJ. Beck Of
Philadelphia delivered an Grafton.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-07-07
WILL CELEBRATE THE FOURTH.
Dewey Planning to Capture Maniia-La-
drone Islands Taken.


New York, July "A cable to the
Herald from Hong Kcng, via Paris,
says:
/ The United States dispatch boat Ia
fro arrived to-day. She reports thar
the Australia, Pekin and Sydney ar
rived on June 80. They We're met off
Cape Angano by the Baltimore, which
piloted them to Manila, where they
had magnificent reception. The
troops are in good health, but are
pleased that their long voyage is
ended.
Dewey was said to be planning an
attack on Manila on July 4th.
On June Goth the Charleston visited
Cuban, the largest of the Ladrone Is
lands. They shelled the Notifications
of Santa Cruz which did not respond.
On June LIST, Governor Marif1o, Cap
tain Rogro, two lieutenants and "a
men surrendered, with as many Nous
ers and 10000 rounds of ammunition.
All the Spanish prisoners We're taken
TO Manila, ana the native civil govern
ment left in control.
The Znfiro brings story that when
the Charleston commenced to lombard
Cuban the governor sent off boat
with apologies for failing to return
their salute, as he had no powder He
was unaware tilit WIFI Niis uecihFeu.
Washington, July 4. Admiral
Dewey's telegram to the Navy De-
pnrtment is given out as follows:
Hong Kong. July 4-Cavite, July 1.
Three transports and the Charles
ton arrived yesterday. The Charles
ton captured Guahan, Ladrone
islands, June 21st No resistance.
Brought Spanish officers from the
garrison, six officers and fifty-four
men, to Manila. On June Goth the
Spanish gun vessel Leyte came out of
n river and surrendered to me, hav-
ing exhaustei ammunition and food
in repelling attacks by insurgents.
She had on board fifty-two officers
and ninety-four men, naval and mill
tary.
(SignedD DEWEY.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-07-07
| is WORSE THAN WAR.
SIX HUNDRED LIVES LOST
French Liner La EourEoEnc Sinks After
ColiidinE with "a british Ship ON Cape
sabie-Oniy One Woman saved Though
Majority of the Passengers Were
Women

Halifax. July G.-The Allan line
steamer GrccIan IL entering the har-
Dor with the ship Cromartyshire In
tow. On July Ith, nj > II. M, sixty
miles south of Sable island, the Gro
martyshirc collided with the French
liner La Bourgogne.
The latter sank.
Six hundred of the passengers and
crew We're drowned.
Two hundred. including one woman,
We're saved.
The La Bourgogne left New York on
Saturday last for Havrc and was sunk
after n collision with the British ship
Cromartyshrc in n dense fog. sixty
miles south OF Sable island. The col
lision occurred nt . o'clock in the morn
ing of July Itl.
The captain of the Grccian reports
that LII Bourgognc sank almost imme-
diately after the collision.
The passengers and crew saved
number 200 persons in all.
OF this number 10 of the saved
were passengers. and the other thirty
rescued We're members Of the crew Of
the French steamer.
All of the officers of La Bourgognc
We're drowned. with the exception of
the purscr and three engineers.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-07-07
A LACK OF HARMONY
THERE IS A HITCH AT SANTIAGO
Appears That shafter Has Not Supported
sampson In His Attack on Morro-Un-
I'll That Fails ships Cannot Pass Into
the unrbDr.

Denver. July 5.-A special TO the Re
publican from Washington says:
AS u result OF special directions, II
is confidently expected by the admin
IstrntiOn that II combined attack OH
Morro castle will he made tomorrow
by the forces under the command OF
Major General Shafter and Rear Ad-
mirnl Sampson.
To procure proper and necessary co
operation of the army and navy In ef-
fecting the capture OF Santiago with as
little loss OF life as possible President
Mckinley had been compelled TO give
personal instruction to both officers, In
accordance with which II IL believed
they held n conference this afternoon.
and determined upon the part each
should play In the joint campaign
against the city.
Unfortunate rs II may be. there has
been great lack of harmony of action
upon the part of the two services In
the campaign against Cervcra's fleet
and Santiago.
Positive instructions We're given to
Admiral Sampson not to enter the har-
Dor, because In the first place the chan
mel is well mined and In the second
place the guns on both shores, mount
ed several hundred feet above the
plunglng fire Into the Unprotected
decks of the warships.
When the engagement was nn-
nounced on Friday last. the authori-
ties confidently declared that 1t was
for the purpose of the capture of Morro
castle, and that It would be In the
hnnds of the army before nishtfall.
Instead. General Shafter pressed for
ward toward the city. weakened his
left flank. which was to have attacked
MORO castle. In order to strengthen his
van. and notwithstanding the CALLING
fire of the American ships the batter
les We're restored to fighting condition
by the next morning.
Secretary Alger received n dispatch
this morning from General Shnftef
stating that Admiral Sampson refused
10 enter the harbor and lombard the
forts, unless ordered to by the depnrt-
ment. An hour later second message
was received, stating II Admiral Snmp-
son will help him. General Shafter
could take the city to-day.
Secretary Alger at once laid General
Shafters dispatches before the Presi-
dent.
Secretary Long was called to the
White House and the matter was care
fully considered. Secretary Long de-
Tended Admiral Simpsons course on
the ground that 1t was not deemed
advisable to permit him to lose sin
gle ship or to run any great chances
of doing 50.
The President deprecates the rela-
tons existing between the two serv-
Ices and he is doing all in his power
to have harmony.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-07-07
GENERALS LAID OUT.
Weather and Spanish bullets Too Much
for Several of Them.

for Several OF Them.
Washington. July J.-General T. Il.
NJ. Young. commander of the second
brigade of General Wheeler's cavalry
division, has been suffering with fe-
yer since Wednesday night and has
been confined to his tent. General
Wheeler also had Il slight fever on
Thursday and Friday. but recovered
sufficiently to go to the front soon nf-
ter the cannonading was begun from
Grimes hill.
General Shnfter Is still more or less
ailing. so that his headquarters have
not been moved as far forward as
would be most convenient. but he has
directed the general movements OF
his army, though lying most of the
time OH n C>Dt or In n hammock, at
tended by surgeon.
There We're many prostrations from
heat among the men of tie Ninth
Massachusetts and the two Michigan
regiments. all of whom We're landed
only Saturday morning and pushed at
once to the front TO reinforce our
wenried men on the firing line.
Lieutenant Horace X. Devcreux OF
the Rough Riders. who is reported
shot through the arm at Santiago. is
n Colorado man. and is particularly
well known in Colorado Springs. Grip
pie Greek and G,enwoud Springs. He
was an ardent sportsman. Il fine polo
player. hOrseman and rifle shot. He
was engaged In mining in Cripple
Greek and was prominent in the de-
vclopment of Glcnwood Springs. His
mother and brothers are at the latter
place.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-07-07
Chicago Newspaper Troubles.

indianapolis, Ind, July 4.-President
Prescott of the International Typo
graphical Union went to Chicago to-
day to investigate the strike in that
city.
The stereotypers. while they have Il
union of their own, are under the ju-
risdiction of the international Typo
graphical Union. 1t is stated ut inter-
national headquarters that the strike
is unauthorized and that Prescott may
find it necessary, under existing agree
ments. to furnish Chicago papers with
.tn
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-07-07

forced into the war by party polite

forced into the war by party polite
Ians."
Then the article. after declaring the
Americans We're the aggressors and
that Spain was bound TO defend her
national honor. says:
..Our honor being satisfied. nothing
compels us to continue such an un-
equal combat. We cannot compel
those who have gone to the war to
defend our honor to fight'tO the death.
Those who nrc directing the struggle
ought to put nn end To the duel when
II IN materially impossible for one Of
the combatants to continue It."
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-07-07
ADMIRAL ceRveRA TALKS.
He Knew He Was Going to Defeat but
Had Orders From Madrid.

Had Orders From Madrid.
New York. July "a cable to the
Herald from Oh board the Herald's
dispatch boat, Sommcrs n. Smith,
with the fleet, Monday, via Kingston,
Jamaica, says:
have just had an interview with
Admiral Cervera, who received me
very courteOusly. He said:
II wish to present my compliments
to the Herald. do not wish to make
n statement mt present, although l am
deeply sensible of the generaous trcat-
ment accorded to myself and to my
men by the American sailors. from the
rear admiral down to the officers of
his fleet.
Il received orders twice from Madrid
to leave Santiago harbor and go to Ha-
vana, and fully realized the difficulties
that beset my path. but the honor Of
the Spanish navy demanded that the
movement be made. and 1 gave the
order for my fleet to dash forth to al
most certain destruction"
Lieutenant Arnar estimates the Span
ish loss around Santiago Friday and
Saturday at 1000 KILLED and wounded.
Admiral Sampson has permitted Ad-
miral Cervera to communicate with the
Madrid government.
1t is reported that Cervcra advised
that the war be terminated, stating
that the American strength had been
underestimated from the first and that
Spanish honor is now satisfied.
-Four hundred of Cervera's men were
killed in last Fridays fighting. To get
the survivors back on board the ships
they had to be filled with brandy.
Most of the Spanish seamen We're
drum during Sundays battle.
l am informed that Cervera knew
nothing of Dewey's victory until he
was taken prisoner.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-07-07
C,m,r... Fleet in tho Canal.

Pprt Said Jul, 5.-1he Spanish fleet
under the command of Admiral CANA
ia. consisting of the Pelayo, Carlos ".
Patricia. Rapido, Buenos Ayres. Isle
de Panny, San Francisco. Isla de Lrl-
zon, San Augustln and San Ignacio de
Loyola, has entered the Snez canal.
The Spanish torpedo boats which
We're with the fleet have been ordered
to Messinn, Sicily. Admiral Camara's $
torpedo boats have sailed. their des-
tinaton, it is said, being Spanish
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-07-07
VIII Re Trouble In Madrid,

London, July G.-The Madrid CORE
spondent of the Daily Telegraph. tel
egraphing Tuesday night, says:
Disorder is spreading among the
military; the crowds in the city are
getting riotous and everywhere signs
are apparent that the population iS
arrning for civil war. Marshal Mar
tineZ Campos and the captain general
of Madrid have held long consulta-
tious as to the ways and means of
preserving order.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-07-07
s,,.nlsh Papers Want Peace.

Barcelona, July 4.-The Diario pub
fishes Il remarkable article strongly
urging peace between Spain and the
United States, during the course of
which 1t says:
"1'hc Americans are winning by
strength of will and perseverance, and
while the war responds to the national
feeling of all Americans, Spain was
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-07-07
spani.rds were Humbuggrd.

Madrid. July 5.-S n. m.-Senor Sa-
gastn. the premier. has announced Of
ficially that Admiral Cervera's squad
ron has been defeated. that the Almi-
rante Oquendo WAS burned and the Ill
fanta Maria Teresa sunk. and that Ad-
miral Cervera himself is Il prisoner Of
war.
The dispatch containing the informa-
ton has not yet been fully deciphered.
The Cabinet council tonight, after IL
short session. decided not to open ne
gotiations for peace. but to continue
the war. with all risks. while a single
soldier remains in Cuba.
The government has no news as to
the bombardment of Santiago, and has
cabled General Blanco for details Of
the naval battle.
Almost indescribable enthusiasm pre-
vailed until tonight over the supposed
escape of Admiral Cervera and his
squadron from the harbor of Santiago
de Cuba.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-11-11

THR election In Kansas City and
Jackson county Missouri resulted In
the election Of the whole Democratic
ticket but three representatives in the
legislature, part of the constables and
justices of the peace. Judge Woffoid,
Democrat, was elected judge OF the
judges of the circuit court. 1t was the
cleanest sweep made in that city for
many years. In the presidential elec-
tion OF 1896, Kansas City east a total
vete OF 2s,4Os, and at the election
Tuesday, 95,s9s; decrease of a,0s5
In 1896 the Republicans carried the
city by 1868, and Tuesday the Demo.
Gratis carried it by ,3Os.