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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-11
ROBERTSON COUNTY.
SRyers and COllnrd IndOrscd by the
Committee

Franklin, Texas, May ?.--The county
democratic executive committee met today
and declared the following as the result OF
the primary election on the 18th inst. for
nominating county officers. Ticket nomi-
mated: County judge. o. d. Cannon; repre-
sentative. S. w. Parish; district clerk j.
L. Sande, county clerk, w, w. Wilson;
tax collector. b. f. Love; treasurer. n. q.
Smith; county attorney, j. e. Bishop.
Shern's race and tax assessors race
will be run over on the 2lst inst. I. Il.
Jones and Guy Townsend in second race for
sheriff and George Brown and J. +. Peel
for assessor.
The committee before adjOurning passed
the following resolutions;
Resolved, by tho democratic executive
committee of Robertson county, That we
heartily indorse the candidacy of Hon. w.
+. Colard for reelection rs Judge OF the
court of civil appeals for the Third SUI
prfme judicial district. and recommend
him to the democracy OF said district
g From our knowledge of the sentiment
OF the democracy Of this county, We affirm
that this county Is practically unanimous
for the reelection OF Judge Collard.
Resolved. by the democratic executive
committee OF Robertson county, now as
sembled. That we do fully indorse the Hon.
Joseph D. Sayers for governor OF Texas
and hereby pledge our loyal support to Sc
cure for him the nomination for the high
position he seeks.
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JAS. Butte
7Os Main Street, Houston.
ylsedly upon the active cooperation of tho
Burcau Report.

Washington. June l0.Preliminary re-
turns OF the spring wheat acreage, with
the two Dakotas in particular subject 10
revision indicate total area seeded OF
1s.S00000 acres. which. added to the area
in winter wheat. 90 .2oo.o acres. makes a
total wheat acreage OF 100000. or rather
over 100000 acres greater than
last year. The average condition OF winter
wheat is 3d. as compared with 1876 at the
corresponding date last year and Sis the
corresponding average for the last ten
years. The average condition OF spring
wheat Is the almost II not entirely unpie-
cedented one OF 1908 as compared with
81. 6 on June l. 1897, and 90 g. the average
for the past ten years.
The total reported acreage in oats Is l.6
per cent less than last year. The condt-
ton In oats Is %. as compared with 93 "a
on June l. 1897. and 1915 the average eor
the same date for the past ten years. The
condition OF spring pastures is phenomen-
ally high, there being but few States IN
the North and West where 1t does not up-
proach or exceed 100.
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Rates $3.50 and $500 per day,
JAS. LANLOR. Prop.

J. c. Woodworth, Cuero; Miss NJ Z.
lll, Huntsville, c. A. Newning, Austin ;
Flatc, Texas: G.. w. Butcher, d. $,
Y, San Antonio; l.. A. Whatley, Hunts
NJ, II. Whttlesey, Dallas: Robert G..
Austin; Sam Herman, Galveston; Ed
:, Kansas City; Nj. w Abel, St. Louis
Cobbs, San Antonio; j. Horribly. Fort
!; j. F. Grubbs and wife. Bellville;
r. d. Gavin, Galveston: John Dyer,
$ City; 7. L. Guhmann and wife, San
10; j. E. Pierce. Pierce f.. l.. Chap
Cuero; Glen Fittger. Brenham; Max
zer, II E. Sallman, New York; ]. W.
:, obrenham; James W. Kaiser. New Or
"; johnson. Port Lavfca r. c. Wal
oekdals W. f. Becker, st. Louis Jos.
WIN Paris; C. S. Il. Holland, Houston
Dan NJ Lasker. Galveston; w. a.
sr Beaumont W. s. Tobey, st. Louis
" " Terry, Philadelphia, Pa; George II.
SOY; Chicago; d. c. Bell, st. Louis :
, Chicago.
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TEXAS POLITICAL MATTERS
The Tarrant County Convention to
Be Held Today.
OTHER THAN WYNNE INSTRUCTIONS
Arc 10 lie Tried For-othcr Counties
WIN Hold Primaries nnd Con-
vcntions Today.

Fort Worth. Texas, June 10. The d, ro-
cratic county convention will be held to-
morrow. Instructions We're given in the
nine wards and precincts last night for
wynne for governor In tho Convention
tomorrow instructions for the Endorsement
OF Culberscn for senator. Finger far land
commissioner and Judge Tarieton for the
supreme bench will be offered.
The warmest fight will be made for the
legislature. There are three candidates
Messrs. Ayers. Bali and Stewart. There
will be l26 votes in the convention,5t which
the city will have g.
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Captain George A. Qrin!an, vice pres,nsi''
=, ne Houston and Texas Central raliway
In Yesterday on a business Trip over h'
read.
General Manager Van Week Of the scusa
am ra'.if,, has left on tour OF inspectlo1
roiun west He will probably visit III Paso
before returning.
Colonel John Horribly, president OF ro.'
uror,h and Rio brands. with headquarlers
a, Fort Worth. is in the city
The annual meeting OF the Texas ga
service fssociation will be neia y, u M. y,
s,ees OF the manager in this city on AonuA'
mkt at 10 O'Clock g. m.
Mr.. Fred D. Miller. travelling passSAss
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INK ST-Ci. sc.

Is. Williams, city; T. T.. Smith, Crock
SChwarz Al Black, L. NJ. HIggins.
fdNaids, New York, Edward Seiia, -.
Is. S, jerome, Kansas City; c. Y.
bnd wife, Now Orleans; Guy Mitchell.
!; N. B. Tichenor. indianapolis, Sam
u. S. Lawrence. D. Heidelberger, New
pr, B. Maeclhanl1, Dallas; II. c. sum
llanta; 81 Roberts. INDIANAPOLIS; II l..
|. Austin; J V. Bell, j. V. Tackaberry,
|. b, Bediuger. Victoria, +. Frached-
Ind wife. Galve ston; !. D. Boyl.y. chi
!. L. Holloway, FL Campo; A.A. Johns
bllas; T. G. Sweeney, Richmond; w. j.
Ing Detroit; s. l.. Ruppin, st. Louis
+, Farquharson, Chicago; j w. Cow
Dallas; T. l.. Hackney, Valda; W, c,
velasco; A. ]. Langfeld, New York
Fermier, Mobile; T. II. Makepeace,
Forth; Win J Oetzel, Ashevillc; sam II.
u, 7. II, Patton, St. Louis; A. d. Ed
hicago, II. j. Cohn, Marshall.
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RniIroud Frauds.

The stock pass frauds at Kansas City are
attracting the attention OF the railroad
public generally, and the opinion gains
ground that the full extent of the crook
edness has not yet developed Enough Is
known. however, 10 show that the railroads
lave been Systematically defrauded out o!
thousands of dollars monthly by means OF
forged passes or the fraudulent use Of trans
pcrtation by parties other than those tc
whom they were issued The railroads are
now busily engaged investigating the mat
ter, and no doubt is entertained OF the
spesdy solution OF the problem.
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rhe second District.

Beaumont, Texas, June 1o.--The Post cor
respondent was today furnished tine follow
ing as the standing OF the instructed vote
for the two candidates for the democratic
nomination for congress in the Second con-
gressonal district.
Coopor.-Jefferson g. orange 3, Pamela Z
Polk 4, Liberty 3. San Jaciato 2, Tyler .
total ~.
Imboden.-N aocgdoches s. Harrison 10
Cherokee o: total 81
The counties OF Anderson with 10 votes
Angelina 4, Hardin 2. Houston T. Jasper z
Newton ., Sabine 1, San Augustine and
Shelby 7, have yet held neither primaries
or conventions.
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Ellis County Convention.

Waxahachie, Texas. June l0.-J. w.
Singleton, l.. II. Peters. T. J. Cole, J. c.
Smith. VIII Ralston, c. C. Crockett. rcli-
ert Wir/ush. S. P. Langsfcrd, H)sert
Dowdy. John Poindexter. j. C. Robinson,
Ross Davis and J. c. Rea were e.ecsed at
the precinct convention tonight to cast the
votes at the county convention to be held
here tomorrow. which elects delcsa'cs 10
the State convention. j. w Singleton WAS
elected precinct chairman. A county ~
ecutiye committee will be elected tomtr-
row
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ROCKpALE's COTTON Mli.L.
An Earnest Effort to lie Made 4,
(ss.f

Get II.
Rockdalo. Texas, June 10.--Thc second
step toward the erection OF a cotton mill
hsrc Is about to be taken A committee of
two, composed Of Judge j. S. Perry and
Tor Georgia manufacturing points TO in
Nestigate the subject thoroughly and upon
their report the action of the town and
country viii be determined Every fact ity
exists here for the enterprise. including
cheap fuel from the Ignite mines, and Il
is to be donated II there be any more favor
able locality anywhere for such an cntsr-
prise, The people are thoroughly aroused
and results are anticipated hlg''y ben
ehcial to the community. No one l. more
Interested Than the mayor, j. Il. Long
moor supported by tho city council and
everything possible will be done 10 fact
tate matters
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'hEHiFFs' DEPARTMENT.

KIN. City, Texas, June S.-stolen. on
eut OF May 30, 1898, one light sorrel
Sr,nS;e ars oid. about lih hands high,
uu' a little white on ncss; small
4 nv ~ u forehead; left hind foot white;
one merk and ride; was in good fix.
hsd siay horse, about 10 hands high,
| b, ousA!e' he is gentle to ride and
|wss Knot on ankle of right front
he ought TO this county from near
N D. J. Stubbs. sheriff of Blanco
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small Freight Wreck.

Ennis Texas. June TO- \ disastrous
wreck occurred on the Midland railroad
last night at Parvin. few miles north Of
the city. About twelve freight cars were
h,l,v smashed ND and the tr1,k torn TO
nieces several yards. The passenger tram
was delayed seven hours. 80 one w m
iured,
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snxers Club. Organized.

were organized in all the city wards and
suburban precincts tonight The struggso
70. control of Dallas county will not be al
lowed to grow lukewarm from now on.
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a TEXAS FIGHT.
Attorneyship for the Northern Dis
trict II Hone Of Contention.

NItOFUPyBUIV TUT INV .vUHs"SsH IT.
trict II Hone of Contentfon.
Especial Dispat,fiflo 'rL.e' Tos;v}-
Washington. June ic.-Thsfe Is very
warm fight in progress here over the dis
trict attorneyship for the Northern district
of Texas. The applicants for the position
are w. H.. Atwell OF Dallas and Arthur
Springer OF Fort Worth. Springer was
earnestly opposed to the appointment Of
Meek as fudge OF that district. while II 10
believed that Atwell was and " favorable
TO Meek. Senator Spooner Ia pushing At
well. while Senator Allison Is bottieholder
for Springer
The vote on Meek's conflrmathn hee
again been postponed until June 30. Il
is believed he will 10 dsicated.
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n n. and n. Right-of-Wns.

Orange. Texas, june io.--A force CT men
was put TO work this merning in the north
ern suburbs of Orange cutting the rigat OF
wav for the Gulf. Texas and Northern ran
road which is 10 extend from orange 10
Marshall. 1t is expected that the w'FA WIZ
nnntinun now Without interrupuoh.
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Mr.. John Bevins, editor of the Press
Anthem. Iowa says II have used cham-
herlnin's Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy in my family for fifteen years
have recommended 1t to hundreds OF ON
era. and have never known II 10 fai' IN a
sInele instance. For sale by oil drusG's's'
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rh. Uniform bale.

Georgetown. Texas. June lO.--At meet
ing of the ginners of Georgetown and ada
cont communities here yesterday the ques-
~, ., adonting the standard bale was dis
s',sssd and favored by large majority
nyssent but no action was taken. they
ri,i meet again on the 25th 10 take definit'
atticu
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l.. Q. WARD.
Proprietor.


a vvou - quarters
Mis- walker Porter: J. l.. Buster, Tazoo
nv ~ y: Jones, Beaumont: Oscar
iesSas; c. Turnlin, j. b. Pettus Goliad :
Mpn'lro Jr. Mrs. X. D. Rentfro. Gal
po m, oiiyer, Groesbeeck; S. d. Porter.
Wm mn Mrs; X. P. Hollngsworth. Dali
ms neon r. l.. Smith, San Antonio;
kerl hahsas City; W. l.. Montgomery,
iohr = u Throop. Anderson; Y. n. Mar
nolt, Conroe; Mrs NJ. Field La
/. MI; lay,pr, Greenvlle; il. ". Hem
kinrthoias ); A. Cook, Cleburne; Joln
victoria: A. W. Resver, liempstead T,
:. s's NJ Giddings: John II. Biackshear,
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The HOTELS

DL HOTEL
Ia. HerSey,
nNsr.
J, $50 to
b day. Six
tant rooms.
18th. Large
/ 70 o II 5.
ply located.
Accomnoda-
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ben In tue
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TR1UMPHAL MARCHES.
Americans Greeted as L!berators by En-.
thusiastic Porto Kicans.

Americans Greeted as Liberators by En-
thusiastic Porto Ricans.
PONCE, Aug. 4, via st. Thomas, Aug.
D. People from San Juan say that
most OF the citizens will welcome
American annexation, and say also
hat the report OF the number Of Span.
ish soldiers there is greatly exagger.
ated. They assert that there are not
over 5000 troops there, and many Of
these are as badly frightened as t he
soldiers at Ponce were. They will! sur.
render it they get a chance. In the
meantime the sight of the American
warships, which are continually cruls.
ing outside of San Juan,
Is Having a Good Effect.
The blockade of the port is effective.
Once in a while a warship in
close to shore, and this. with the con.
slant rumor of immediate lombard.
ment, keeps the Spaniards in continual
fright. II there are any loyal Span.
iards in Porto Rico the Americans have
not found them. The army has been
here almost a week, and with the ex.
ception of one night not a shot has
been fred.
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Oe q Sun.
Attorneys for Adminietrat or.
notice OF Hearing Petition for Letters Of Ad

Notice OF Hearing Petition for Letters Of Ad.
minlstration.
STATE OF South Dakota, county OF Lake, Is. In
county court. In the matter OF the estate Of Mrs.
FANNIE Thomas, deceased. The state OF south
DaHota sends greeting to Hugh Williams, Ellen
Willlams, william Williams, John Williams.
Elizabeth Myers, Richard Williams, Robert
wiiilans, Daniel Williams, David Williams
and Mary A. Senter, heirs at law and
next of kin OF Mrs. Fannie Thomas de-.
ceased may coma and to all whom these presents
David Williams has filed with the indpe Of this.
court, a petition praying for letters of admins.
tration OF me estate OF Mrs. Fannie Thomas de.
ceaseo, anc that Tuesday, the 9th day OF August.
lsss, at . o'clock p. M, OF said day, being a DAY
OF a regular term OF this court, at the Office OF
ne county Judge in the city Of Madison. county
OF Lake, south Dakota, has been set for hearing
said petition, when and where any person inter-
eeted may appear and show cause why the said
petition should not be granted. GOV"
Dated at Madison, South Dakota. this 10th day
WIN. MCGRATH.
Judge VI the County Court.
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WRECKED IN A SlUkM.
Tug Ninrod and Twelve Of Her Gre
Lost OF Cane St. HAS.

Tug Sinlrod and Twelve OF Her Crew
Lost OFF Cape St. Bias.
ALPHABETICAL, Fla, Aug. S.-George
{. Randolph, purser OF the tug MIN.
rod OF Mobile, arrived here during the
afternoon accompanied by two ship.
mates and reports one of the most ter.
rible disasters that has ever occurred
on the Gulf.
The Nimrod, towing the dredg:
Thomas H. Berndon and two scows
were all totally wrecked off Cape St.
Bias in Tuesday nights storm. Th,
Nimrod, with II Of her crew, went
down and nothing has since been heard
Of them. The dredge, with her two
scows, is ashore On Cape St. Bias. The
dredge is a total loss.
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AFFAIRS AT SANTIAGO.

Four Thousand Men Will He Put to
Work Cleaning the Streets.
SANTIAGO DE CUBA, Aug. 6.-Gen.
eral Wood, the military governor, has
appointed Major William J. Barbour
as health and city commissioner. The
city is divided into Ii districts under
the supervision OF non.commissioned
officers, responsible for the street
cleaning in their respective localities.
Four thousand men will be immedi.
ately put at work cleaning the thor.
o%ughfares.
The hospital ship Olivette has ar.
rived from Tampa and the Berlin from
New Orleans.
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PARIS, Aug. 6.-The court Of casa.
ton has dismissed the appeal Of NJ.
Emile lola against the decision of the
Versailles assizos court, which on July
IS, sentenced the author and Nj. Per.
rieux, managing editor of The Aurore,
each to a years imprisonment, with
5000 francs fine and to pay the costs of
the suit for libel brought against them
by the officers who composed the Es-
terhazy courtmartial.
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TEN VESSELS DESTROYED.
Operations Against Manzanillo Officially
Reported.

Operations Against Manzanillo OfBcially
Reported.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-THE navy de.
partment has received full reports of
the naval operations against Man.
zanlllo on July Is. They show that
much more damage was done than is
generally understood. The reports
specify n o less than 10 Spanish vessels
burned, sunk or destroyed. The list,
as given, is as follows:
Gun vessels, Mariel Esponta, Del.
gado Perado, Jose Garcia and Cuba
Espanola, burned; transport Gloria
and merchant steamer Purrissima Con.
cepcione, sunk; Estrella, Guardian and
Sentinel Delgado, destroyed. The
American ships engaged in this opera.
ton were the Wilmington, Helena,
Scorpion, Hist, Hornet, Wanpatuck
and Osceola.
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FIRED UPON BY SPANIARDS.

American Scouting Party Near Juana
Diaz in Range of the Enemy.
Ponce, Aug. i, via St. Thomas, Aug.
6.-Last night a scouting party under
Major Reed of the Sixteenth Pennsyl.
vania was fred upon by a Spanish out.
post between Juana Diaz and Calm.
anau. The fire was returned and it is
believed one Spaniard was wounded.
The Roumanian. which went aground
at Guanica, has been f1oated and the
four batteries of artillery have en-.
barked.
No word has been received as to the
progress of Decentralization at Arrovo.
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Notice to Creditors.

IN the county court OF the county Of Lake.
state OF south Dakota. In the matter OF the
estate OF Ole j. Ronning deceased. Notice is
hereby given by the undersigned, Ole .. Molsk-
ming, deceased, to the creditors OF. and all ner.
sons having claims against the said deceased. to
exhibit them with the necessary vouchers, with.
IN lour months after the first publication OF this
notlce, to the said Ole o.. Molskness at the ofics
OF y. Holdridge & Son, city of Madison, county
OF Lake, South Dakota.
Dated June -, 1893. OLE o. MOLSKNESS.
Deceased. "k
D. D.. HOLDRIDGE SON.
Attorneys for Administrator
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Cervera Visits Fort Monroe.

BALTIMORE, Aug. 6.-Admiral Ger.
vera passed through Baltimore during
the day en- route to Fort Monroe. Nor.
folk and Newport News. The admiral
received special permission from the
navy department to go to Fort Monroe
to visit Spanish officers who are under
medical treatment there.
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COLONEL SAN MARTIN SHOT.

Spanish Commander at Ponce Courtmar.
tailed for Not Resisting.
MADRID, Aug. 6.-An official report
from San Juan de Porto Rico says that
Colonel de San Martin, who was i n
command of the Spanish garrison at
Ponce, has been courtmartialed and
shot for abandoning the place without
resistance. Lieutenant Colonel Puts,
the second in command, committed
suicide,
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LANDED SUPPLIES IN CUBA.

steamer Wanderer Returns to Key West
After a Successful Trip.
KEY WEST, Fla, Aug. S.-The
steamship Wanderer has returned here
after effecting a successful landing OF
arms and ammunition at three differ.
ent points on the Cuban coast. She
left here early in July with a party OF
Cubans anxious to join their fighting
compatriots and IL members of the
Third United States cavalry to protect
the landing of about 1000 rifles and
c%arbines, with nearly 1000, 900 cart.
ridges.
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Opened q Bank at Santiago.

NEW YORK, Aug. S.-The North
American Trust company received a
c~ablegram from S. NJ. Jarvis, its vice
president now at Santiago, in which it
is stated that the company has secured
the banking rooms formerly occupied
by the Bank of Spain at Santiago, and
that the office has been fully equipped.
Business was to begin Monday morn
ing.
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Cleveland Strike SPREADING.

CLEVELAND, Aug. 6.-The strike in
the Cleveland mills of the American
Wire company is spreading. During
the day 100 laborers, yardmen and rim.
ners ceased work at the old American
works and the rodmen announced their
willingness to join the strikers at any
time,
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Ordered to Santiapo.

MACON, Ga, Aug. 6.-Orders were
received from the war department BY
Colonel R. H. Hay, commanding the
Third regiment at Macon, to break
camp and proceed to Savannah, there
to embark Sunday morning for Santi.
ago de Cuba.
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Sailed For Honolulu.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. g.. The trans.
port steamers Lakme and Charles G.
Nelson, bearing five companies of the
First New York volunteers and the
Second United States volunteer en-.
gineers, have sailed for Honolulu.
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-Four We're Drowned.

New YORK, Aug. Ga rowboat con.
tanning Mrs. Otto Frohwein, her three
children, aged II, IA and IL, and Annie
Sic benliehem, was capsized in Raritan
bay, drowning the three children and
Miss Siebeuliehem.
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Two TrausDOrts Sail.

NEWPORT NEWS, Va, Aug. 8.-The
transport Manitoba, with Pennsylvania
cavalry and artillery and United States
mail for Porto Rico has sailed. The
re mainder of General Grants expedi.
ton is still waiting for transports.
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Canadians to Vote on Prohibition.

OTTAWA, Ont, Aug. s.-The Official
Gazette contains a proclamation an.
nouncing the voting on the plebiscite
for prohibition will take place on Sept.
20, and the writs, which are dated Aug.
8. will be r%eturnable on Nov. 3.
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TO SAVE SPANISH HONOR.
General Macias Ordered to Make the Best
Terms He Can.

Terms He Can.
New YORK, Aug. S.-A dispatch to
The Herald from Madrid says the gov.
eminent has given orders that the min.
lister of war shall not force resistance
in Porto Rico to the utmost. This is at
the instigation of Premier Sagasta, who
deplores any unnecessary loss Of life,
knowing that Porto Rico will irevita.
bly, fall into the hands of the Ameri.
cans. Captain General Macias has
been instructed to obtain terms like
those obtained by General Toral or
better, so IS to save Spanish honor as
much as possible.
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One Minute Cough Cure surprises
people by it's quick cures and children
may take it in large quantities without
the least danger. It has won for itself
the best reputation OF any preparation
used to-day for colds, Group, tickling ,n
the throat or obstinate coughs.
Cook & ODEE,
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Leaving the Copper River Country

VICTORIA, B. c., Aug. 5.-Word has
come from the north of a terrible STAN.
pede from the Copper river country to
the coast. the statement being made
that 5000 men are making their way
Over the Valdez glacier.
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A stubborn cough or a tickling in the
throat yields to One Minute Cough Cure.
Harmless in effect, touches the right
spot, reliable and Just what ls wanted.
1t acts at once.
Cook & ODEE,