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OBSERVATION BALLOON.
The First Experiment Of Initiating
the Airship Not a Success.

TAMPA (Fla-) June 27.-The first ex-
periments with the observation balloon
have been made by Major Reber, Pro-
fessor c. E. Fellow. Tracy A. Tins
dale and five privates of the Signal
Corps at the gas works on the out
skirts of the city. Mr.. Tinsdale is a
professional aeronaut and expert bal
loonist, who was sent here by the Gov
ernment to instruct the corps in the
proper handling of the new balloon,
which is a silk creation from Paris,
with all the latest improvements. The
large silk envelope was laid upon the
ground, and the cordage net dexter
ously slipped over it.
AS the vessel filled with gas the ex-
pert watched every guy and weight,
inStructing the corps thoroughly. When
the imitation was completed it was
found that the specific gravity of the
gas was too great to lift more than
the balloon car. No ascent was made.
When the gas was released to re-
pack the balloon, Charles G. Bell of
Denver was asphyxiated, and for near
ly two hours was unconscious Ie re-
quired much effort to restore him, but
he is out Of danger now
The balloon has a capacity of 81 900
cubic feet, and when elevated is drawn
down by either hand or steam wind
lass, with which the corps is equipped.
They are also equipped with facilities
for making their own gas, but can only
produce LOCO cubic feet an hour, and
therefore it will require nearly a full
day to initiate the balloon when in the
field.
Additional experiments will be made
when the gas company furnishes
lighter gas. At that time ascensions
will be made and observations taken.
The corps in charge of the balloon will
be rushed over to Cuba at the first op-
portunity.
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SPANISH
COAST TO Be
ATTACKED.
Continued from First Page,

(COntinued from First Page.)
Associated Press.)-Up to the time this
dispatch is sent the transports from
San Francisco having on board Ameri-
can troops intended to reinforce Rear
Admiral Dewey have not arrived there,
and there is no change in the situation.
The insurgents have not made any
further advance, and the Spaniards
have been continuing the construction
of sand bank Notifications and the
planting of sharpened bamboos around
Manila, for the purpose Of stopping the
insurgents advance. The papers here
continue appealing to the natives to
come to the assistance of Spain.
| The Spaniards claim to have driven
the rebels back, but really the position
is unchanged. The arrival of the
American troops is awaited, and they
are expected to-day
! Two thousand Spaniards are working
on the sand bag defenses outside the
Moat, on the Gale de las Aguadas. The
insurgents are worrying the Spaniards,
but there is no advance, although des-
ultory firing goes on at various points.
The insurgents are firing explosive
shells at Santa Ana churches.
\ OD j uHe ZlSI, AcCeSSlOH pdy, lIle IoI
eign warships saluted the Spanish col
ors. It was believed that the lombard
| ment had begun, but the panic was
soon quelled. A French warship left
the harbor after saluting the Spanish
| flag. The harbor batteries answered
and this gave rise to a false alarm of
the arrival of the American troops.
| The Spanish believe that Great Bri-
| tain intends some sort Of action. 1t is
repo1ted that they will burn all the
houses at Malate to clear the ground
for defense.
The Spanish outposts have prepared
| to retire promptly to the walled cita-
del, and will probably make only a
nominal resistance.
A section of the insurgents dislike
the Americans, and desire German pro-
lection. Five German warships are
here
The Spaniards continue their nightly
fusillade, but the volunteers decline to
go to the trenches, while many of the
regulars are idling about the town.
Thousands of trees in the vicinity OF
the citadel have been cut down, but
the botanical gardens remain.
All food is held at famine prices.
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SACRAMENTO MARKET.
The Week Opens Quietly in Local
Produce Circles.
Sacramento, June 9th

Sacramento, June 9th.
The week opened quietly in local pro-
duce circles Prices generally were as
previously quoted.
Following are the retail prices for the
various articles mentioned:
FLOUR-Famfly Extras, 81. 80 per 100
fbs; S1.45 for 80 Bs..
FRUIT-Oranges Navels, 4oG5Oc; Seed
Nngs, 2OQ30c; Lines, i0c: Lemons. 15Q25c;
Cocoanuts, 10c each: Bananas, 25c per doz:
Grape Fruit, lbs for 25c: Apples. S1Ql1. Is
per box: Strawberries, choice. 10c per bas-
ket; Cherries. Sc per 10; Apricofs. SC per
baskets for l5c: Green Apples. Sc: Black
berries, baskets for 15c: Peaches, 3Q4c
per ID.
DAIRY PRODUCES Butter-Pickle, SOC
per 10; Mountain. zoe; Valley Roll, 20c
Petaluma, 45c per roll Creamery 45c per
roll Cheese--CalifQrnia 15c per 10: Young
America, 17c; Eastern Creamery, 16Q2Oc;
Genuine Swiss, 4Oc; American Cheese. zoe;
Neufchatel, 10c.
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Cheap Light for Los Angeles.

LOS ANGELES, June 27.-When the
bids for lighting the city for the ensu-
ing year were opened at the City Coun-
Gil meeting to-day it was found that
the proposition to have the city own it's
own plant, with the exception of the
power-producing part, is probably
downed by the bid of the Los Angeles
Lighting Company, which is just about
half what it now receives for the work.
The bid is $3.50 per month per light
every night in the year. The former
contract was $3.50 per month per light,
moonlight night excepted.
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Meat Market.

Following are the rates for whole car
cases from slaughterers to Dealers
BEEF-First quality, 61ac; second quail
VEAL-514G6c for large and 6Q71ac per
10 for small
MUTTON-wethers, 711c; Ewes, 7@7hc
per No.
LAMB-SdS1ac per rb.
PORK-Live Hogs, 5Q5Ac per ID for
medium, 4QI41sc for small ard 4laQ4a4c for
large; dressed. S11GSc per 10.
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SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.
San Francisco Iune

San Francisco, June 9th.
Morning Session-Challenge 14c: Chol-
lar, &c; c c Va, .22G21c: Sierra Nevada,
Sic. Standard. s160; Jacket, Hdl13c.
Afternoon Session-Mexican, Sc;
va. 21920c: Chollar, 6d5c; Potosi. &c; II &
n, 51a5Oc; C Point, &c; Jacket. hc; Bel
Union. 14I13c; Alta. 4c: Challenge, 14c.
Closing Quotations,Alpha. 1c; Andes
&c: Belcher, 4c; & B; 12c: Caledonia
&c: Exchequer, &c; G & c, &c; II & N
soc: Justice, &c; Kentuck, &c: Mexican. Sc;
Ophir. lie: Overman. &c: Potosi. Sc; Saw
Union. 13c: Utah, 1c; Jacket, 13c; Stand
ard, SLIGO asked.
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Wheat Field Destroyed by Fire.

STOCKTON, June PA field of
seventy-five acres of wheat was de-
stroyed by fire last night near Byron,
this county, shortly before midnight.
Over 100 men gathered to fight the
flames, and succeeded in saving the rest
of the grain in the vicinity The fire
is believed to have been of incendiary
origin. The grain was tire. property. Of
c. S. Hossman, and was insured for
less than half it's value.
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ed States Infantry. They brought
twelve fieldpieces with them, but no
horses.
The fourth expedition to the Philip
pines will probably sail about July 9th,
with either Brigadier General M p.
Miller or Brigadier General H. G. Otis
in command. Major General Otis Will
probably accompany the squadron
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Death Of a Telegraph Operator.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 27.-E. NJ
Cadwallader, we'll known as telegraph
operator all over the country was
found dead in lodging house here last
night. Cadwallader had been employed
by the Associated Press as night oper-
ator at Stockton, and came to San
Francisco Saturday morning. Death
was due to hemorrhage Of the lungs.
The record-union., 1898-06-28
Purchasers' Titles Cleared.

LOS ANGELES, June 27.-This morn
ing Judge Ross, in the Federal Circuit
Court, issued final decree closing the
title to all bona-fide purchasers of the
railway lands in the overlapping grants
of the Southern Pacific and Atlantic
and Pacific Railways. This decree in
sures the purchasers their holdings,
which We're involved in the litigation,
which has been pending between the
and the railroad for wears.
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Closing Grain Quotations,

New York, June 9th.
WHEAT-July, 79c; September, 72c; De-
cember, 723sc.
Chicago, June 9th.
WHEAT-July. 73c; September, 67Ac
December, 67Ac.
San Francisco, June 27th
WHEAT-December 1.233s.
CORN-Larges Yellow, $1Q1.021A.
BRAN-$14G15. s
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CaIifornia Dried Fruit.

NEW YORK. June 27.-California dried
fruits quiet. Evaporated Apples-Con-
mon, 6GSc: prime wire tray. 949kc; wood
dried prime 91ac; choice, 91ac: fancy, 10c.
Prunes-4GS15c. Apricots-Royal. S12G10c:
Moorpark. 10612c. Peaches-Unpeeled, so
qc. peeled. 12M16c.
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THIRD EXPEDITION.
TO The PHILIPPINES.
The Indiana, Morgan City, Ohio and
City Of Para Sail,
Carving About -Four Thousand Soldiers to
Manila.

The Transports to be Rushed
Through to the Island at Top
Speed, in Order to Have as
Large Force as Possible Ready
to Receive the Dons, Should
Manila Be the Ultimate Desti-
nation Of Camara's Fleet.
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Coal Oil Stoves.

We are selling one burner
Coal Oil Stoves at 45c. We
also have the Florence at
Soc, the Puritan at Soc and
the latest stove, the Triumph,
at Qoc.
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Clay

is put into cheap" baking powder to fill up the
Can alum to raise the dough-
Alum is bad for the insides, but the manufac-
turer doesn't mean you any harm, he just wants
to get rich.
San Francisco coz Il. Scllll2lng 6 Cowba,ly
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Jelly Glasses.

We are selling a splen-
did Jelly Glass at 35c
per dozen. This glass can
be used as a tumbler as we'll,
and it will stand the hottest
water without cracking.
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The HAWAIIAN
RESOLUTION.
Debate on the House Measure Re-
Sumed in the Senate.
hessrs. Clay, Roach and CaffeT Speak in
Opposition to Annexation,

The First Named Contending That
the Taking Possession of the
Islands Would Start This Coun-
try Upon a Career of Conquest
Which Was Opposed to the
True Destiny of the United
States.
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ROBERT McMURRAY DEAD.
Was q Prominent Capitalist and
Mining Man.

NEVADA CITY (Cal), June 27.-Rob-
ert McMurray of San Francisco, who
left here on Friday on fishing excur-
sion, died to-day at Graniteville Of
cholera morbuS.
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Broons.

Get one of our Ioc
brooms. The biggest bar
gain out. We also have the
Ladies Delight at 25c. This
is a bargain. Made OF the
best Eastern corn and well
made.
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Wash Boilers.

No. ? Tin Wash Boilers at
6oc. We also have the Gal
vanized Iron and Never Rust
Wash Boilers from 81 and
upward.
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Salt Dishes,
Very Pretty Shapes.

Round Salt Dishes at &c.
Square at &c and scalloped.
beautiful pattern, at 7c,
These are all bargains, as we
are cleaning out the stock.
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Gem Pans,
8 holes, at SC.

This week we have placed
on sale some 8 dozen of O.
hole heavy pressed gen pans
at Sc. The regular price is
IOc.
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IChild's Sets of Knife.
Fork and Spoon.

A good silver plated knife,
fork and spoon in case, and
all for 25c. 1t will last a
child for years. Only a few
left.
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ADMIRAL
CAMARA'S
SQUADRON.

Continued from First Page.)
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Rubber Hose 3-4,
3-ply. at 4C per foot.
San Francisco

We have also the Stand
ard, a fine hose, at &c, 7c and
Ioc per foot.
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0ftcfi1e 81 etS ettcrtltc.

Gbicaac, 8. Mna. Eie .Bplf@ fdat:
,,g1nb Gen gsridtelt, tuelde Giisnbabn=
UeisllIsbaften ano Geibdftslente enl-
pfanaen boben, mirD innerbalb pier=
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Ser 6eldidte Der Ser. Staaten eiilAe=
beimit iein. Ter Grtrag Der 9Sinters
,peisenernte, tpelher lib i'm Wansen ouf
375. 900, 900 bis 400, ,0G0, 600 gnIbelS
belaufen tuirn, miro our9 ben grtraa
Der grnte bes Gommerneisens I'm nabes
au $50, 600, 900 Yuibels uermebrt mer=
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bon 1891 miro bieies Sabr aaen lebi=
aen Nnseid,en nad lin 100, 600. 600
Bulbels III Den Sdatteu eeltellt psrOen.
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2lngcnebntc MeDisits.

Cine 5sabrt iiber bic Geen mad Der
Mafina Sniel uno suriif trdst mebr
Sur Miebberltelluna Der 8eblnbbeit bel,
als ir9eno etpas, lit babel lebr anee-
nebm uno foitet ni6t biel. Man rubt
iih Gus babel, erfreut lih iebes Momen-
tes, neil bur6 Gle Organe neues 2eben
itr0mt. Das Slut fliebt fret, uno Der
Nppetit mdhit stpiiden jeoer Mablseit,
uno man finoet feline beIlern Wablseiten
als biejenigeg, Die auf Den 8. & 6.
8ooten ierpirt tuerbeu. 2lnl 9onners=
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@llenbabn ibreil Gunoen cine tpeitere
@elegenbeit. Der Nu9uitbibe gu eutflie=
ben unb oas prd6tiee Norolanb nit
leinen Munoern uno leinen tiiblen 2uf=
ten su belu6en uno 5tuar gu iebr billieen
Grcuriionspreiien. Sibert Cure ST.
diets unb Gabinen redt5eitig.
Wtan Denoe liN Oil lrseno einen q:
genten Der Glepelano Qorair & W1ee=
ling @iienbabn fiir 9lustlnit. Is
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Sic 0eWttter

Der lebten Wo6en battsn bdufise eletri-
f6e Gntlabunaen sur 5olse uno na=
mentlib in Wapne Sotunibip bat Der
Ylib beoeutenben S6aoen angeridtet.
@or einisen Wo6en iblus Der gliB in
ben Neubau bon sos. @raber uno ri6=
tete an oemielben bebeutenben S6aoen
oil. gSie iid uniere 2eier erinnern
lperoer, iino i'm porisen Sabr, Wobn=
baus uno Sdeune 8rabers Elm Gauh
Der Glammen eeiporoen, uno III ben
Neubau, Der jebt on Stelle oes alten Ge=
bduoes erribtet tpiro, bat Der Blib ein=
eeidlagen. Nud in bas 9aus Gbriit
Sellers idlug Der Slib uno rib auf 2
6eiten Die Bretterpertleioung rno @pps=
mdnoe auseinanoer, auh muroe oas
Ga6 Idlimm mitgenommen. Nuf Der
Garm bon Clinton Solicit, aleibfa0s
in @apne 5p, puroen 3 Stiif @ieb
bonn 8lib .eriblagen.
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Cine 9attse WiebbcrDe perutt:
aIfidt.

suf ei9entbiimlihe Weile bat 9err
McReegan bel Bancroft. Neb., feline
9anae aus 800 @tiif beitebenbe 0iebber=
De Der beiten Naiie nerloren. Die 0er=
be fpeioete auf einem (5tiif 2anb, oas
lteil nod ben, MiNouri GluB abfiel,
llno tpuroe plDblid bon nehreren Bie=
nenl1lpdrnlen iiberfaQen, bic in ben
bort ifebenben Ydulnen ibre geiter bat=
ten. Dor Mngl urb 6hmer3 auBer
fi1, fprang bic gon3e 0sroe ben feilen
Abbano binunter uno tDuroe enttDeber
3erlhmettert ober fano ben 3oo i'm Glui=
Il, ebe BeiRanb CUR 6nno mar.
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Gnttd,tsd)tc 0DIOi,t1er.

Seattle, Waib., s. Misult. giersis
Glonbite=@Dlb9rdber 1inb bia ct. Dii=
bael anf Dem Dampfer r9iriaio,, bein=
eefebrt. Sic mitsebradten 8ololhdbe
ioaen iid auf 5000. 900 beaiiiern.
Gapt. &. SO. Spencer bon bier elbt iei=
nen Glonolte=@eninn auf $40, 600 al /;
;pei anbere 8liidlihe. Gbarles Moore
unb s. 8. Broipn bon Miolano, Ont,
baben 9emeinldaftlid aug ibrer Cobb
CRUDE einen 6bab BON $4,000 eebo=
ben. Inter ben pailaaierel beIinoen
lid mebrere Glonbitefabrer, bic in ct.
Midael lpieber umgetebrt iinb, ba lie
teine Gabrgelescnheit ben Outon auf=
tpdrts finoen fonnten. Niel tallienr
GolbIuder, fir oeren Weiterbef0roerunQ
auf Sluboampfern niAt geiorst lit,
lperben in ct. Mibael iibertDiutern ooer
,uieber beimtebren miilien.
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Scr Gat,.r 0r6Btes gE,,noc CT.

5abt Sbr es ie 9eieban? !? gDenn 10,
10 mlln1bt Sbr, es pieoer gu ieben.
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nit S6lafipa9en unb 9amentpasen bon
allen Stationen. Wtan ertlinoige li1
bel ben Nge,ten uno It6ere li1 einen
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elm aufentbalt an Gbautaueua See be-
wiai9t. Is
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0eNorbeu.

Mm 4. MneuF auf ieiner s5arin IN
Der Ndbe bon 5trabbnra Baltla1ar
gliebentbal an ben 6olsen zines Ghla9-
anfulls, Der ibn cine gBohe Dor ieitenl
MbIheioen ,alf's 9ranfenlager mari.
Ser Berno,tene pelAer Elm Nlter pOn
70 Sabre ertsi5.s ertsi55..ss, mar aus Seller-
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Sabre 1883 nad ben Ser. Staaten unb
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sliflide. Da bem Bunoe Der Rinoer=
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llno leiner Satin eine Nnaabl Wailen
erob ge;ogen. lleberbaupt 3eibnete llb
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unter grober getbeiliaung begraben
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Der gtdbe bon Senniion 5bomas Moore,
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Sagen. Ser Gerepigte mar aus Balern
eebiirtia uno fam i'm Sabre 1853 na6
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bas Magner Geiddit betrieb.
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fail Witwe Gatbarine 9lntbonn bon
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9lm 2. Nusult on Der Somntsr
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binterldBt einen @atten nit orei fleinen
Ginbern.
9lm s. Nueult in Canal Sober 6.
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Mm 3. Nuaut in Senniion SRI.
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Der Dor mebreren Sa9ren bier aeItorben
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MuG ei,t Rec 0clo Stt
fDarcm.

griabruns 1T Der bette 2e6rmeilter
uno tluse 2eute folsen oem Hatb BON
Dr. i. 6. 2oblmeper, gberfelo, Snb.
,Wirtli1e grfabrung sibt quite Qebren.
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baupte, baB Gorri's Maeenltdrf,r be
bette eommer-Meoi3in ift, ba ct beIon=
bers bel gbolera= Worbus, Rinbersgbc=
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idneu unb fiber tpirft. Wuroen biz
2eute mebr nit oieiem Mittsl pertroui
iein, 10 tpiiroen lie inanhen Dollar err
Iparer, uno man9e Sorae rueniger ba.
ben." perione1, tpelhe s5orni's Ma.
|genitdrler gu faufen Uiinihen, t6nner
ibn bon ben lpe3iellen N9enten. iuelA'
ben Mlpenfrduter Bllltbeleber psrfaufen
besieben, ober brett bon Dr. petel
ssobrnsp, 112 LA 5D. 0opne Mbe.
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0ciratbSteWiaigttngen.

Mnorem 9fellon - Qi1ie Simernan.
Wiaiam Doubling = Mar9 Wlper.
Simon Steffep = 2illie Ntoore.
Goain u. gogenib - GItella MaD
Sogue.
Wtarlep 9. 9leff - 2iGis Carr.
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3neifel lino entitanoen iiber bic

: 3meifel lino entitanoen iiber bic
Siberheit Der Brootlpner Bride. IS
miro gelteno gemadt, Die griide fDnne
Das burd ben immenlen @ertebr er-
EDDte Geipi1t nidt tragen uno als in
Der Samfas Nadt nod bic Bride ourh
cine lanse &eibe BON Srolepears be-
laltet nuroe, babe Der aan3e gau oesit=
tert uno ged63t, 10 oab ale, ipelde es.
horten, big auf ben 500 eri1radeu.
Die Briidenbeb0rbe iaet bage9en. es
lei teine @efabr bDrbanoen.
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f1rlrt tper0en Tonne, 10 3D1en etnaelne
Nn5Iagiere es bor, ben &ef bes Weges
~ Sub 5uriidsulesen, pdbreno anoere
es por3ogen, absumarten, bis bic Gt=
paratur ausoefiibrt mar.
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Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1898-09-03
RATTLEsNAKE BITE REMEDY

A United States army surgeon who
has been stationed in Arizona for sew
eral years, furnishes the following for
mula for rattlesnake bites, the efficacy
OF which in counteracting the effects
Of the poison injected from the reptiles
fangs was proven by him in scores OF
cases where adopted Immediately:
"When bitten by rattlesnake take
a sharp knife and cut through the
fang wounds just deep enough to
make it bleed, then take some mud
and make a dam around the wound,
break cartridge and pour some oi
the powder on the wound, then touch
it off with a match and the explosion
burns the poison and kills its effect. II
there is no mud convenient or water
to make it, put on the powder and fire
it all the same. The mud dam il
simply to confine the powder 30 it will
not burn over a larger space than
necessary"
Every prospector and sportsman oi
camper should paste copy OF the
above prescription in his hat or note
book,
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1898-09-03
To AnnthiIafe the Carp.

Sportsmen are urging a combined
movement for the annihilation OF the
carp in Humboldt river. says the Elko
Independent. This fish has, since its
introduction few years ago, multi
piled wonderfully, and now threatens
the very existence of the celebrated
Humboldt trout, catfish and other
game fish which have made the Hum
boldt famous throughout the entire
West. 1t is urged that by dynamit-
ing the deep pools at the present low
stage of water the carp could be de-
stroyed, but it is admitted the game
fish would go, too. But the plan de-
bated is to kill everything and then
restock with desirable species. The
scheme, though much desired, does
not look feasible unless taken hold of
by the State or all the county author
tiles through which the river runs.