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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-16
TO INSPECT THE SITES,
Lieutenant Nncy Coming Here IN
Search Of Camp Grounds


Search Of Camp Grounds.
THE Government is n earnest about
son5inr troops 90 this city TO camp
ae is evidenced by the fact that Lieuten-
amt Mnoy has been detailed TO report mere
f,r he ournos. of inspecting the Locale
itias available for such purpose. ..
d. is not known hOH many places VIII
be visited. nor haw many all oe on
ed. Forest IAN Park viii undoubtedly
De inspected. and there is reason 10 pc
li.re ID viii DE chosen, provided any
t,,ops sro brought here. DO h1s been
most nromincutiy mentioned OF any site
fo- "a camn chat has been susge sted'
and Lieutenant Bryon. of the regular
army. VINO inspected o. last apilns' mas
-rnortod upon b. very favorably. ana u
is thoueht probable that his report VIII
p~odisrose the department in favor OK
this location ,to
that "A site further removed from ine
CITY may o. recOmmened 10 mas peeh
found that the best place FOR mlllaIy
encsmuuaut is not always TOO near +"
cr+, fu+ near enough OF ofier a city 3
advantages. mad FAR enough aislahl 10
be av,av from many of its Disadvantages.
q.bo ouinion is expressed that n the
Third VIRGINIA is transferred from the
division OF General Butler. ana 10 IS
tbouoht this will almost certainly De
done no matter what be the result on
the Investigation now in progress IL VIII
ver,, nrobablv be sent 20 Richmond
TIe bringing OF troops here naturally
brings business. and the puhiic-splrited
citizens are very anxious that such a
movement be consummated.
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templar for the year beginning Septem-
Der the LIST will have to be chosen, as
well as a secretary. treasurer. council
Tor. and other officers William Han
Crewe. william A. Ctutbs and Miss Lii
liam v Hutton are the delegates cho&-
en- 70 represent Richmond Lodge, No.
42S and c. G.. Fink. Miss Lovely Smith.
and Joseph II. Shepherd the altcrnates.
Delegates will be CHOSEN at this meet
ing 10 the thirty-ffth annual session OF
the Grand Lodge Of Virginia, which as
semblcs September the 9Th, az Falls
Church. on Tuesdav right 40 O'Clock.
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Bnntist sundar-school Union.

The Baptist sunday-school union Of
Richmond and Manchester met at Full
tom BAPTIST church Sunday afternoon.
The evening was unlikely and the ate
tendance was not large. but the cXer-
c'ses were Of more than usual interest.
Dr. j. st. stiAcr was pres nt by APP
po.ntmeA and made am earnest and
helpful tank. All of the Sunday schools
dld not report but those which did
showed "a decrease of Attendance dur
ine tho month The super.n-cEdents
present stated that this might be acc
counted for by the bad weather and es-
pociauy as many families had gone 10
the country.
sunday afternoon was the time for
fine monthly meeting OF the Methodist
sunday schools. bur the rain infasfeTel
and the session had to be postponed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-16

The heavy rainfall OF Sunday after
noon flooded Church Inu IN several
places. tine culyerts being Inadequate 90
carry orr the water. AZ Twenty-sixth
and Tcieht streets the water was several
inches deep in the streets and az Tween
ty-lfth and N boaiman could nave
earned "a fow stray nickcis had he been
on hand w~h "a boat. pedestrians being
headed on hy the food Tho residents Of
tho sections named have complained long
and loud because OF this defect ln the
Culvert system.
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and sand. instead Of concrete. but this
motion was also lost.
The Council was asked 10 authorize the
committee 10 issue allegations for the
huiiding Of a culvert on Capitol street be-
tween Gilmore and Hancock
Several streets recently more or less
Injured by rains were ordered repaired.
ON motion % Mr. King. Messrs. King.
Gibson and Bancn were appointed a com
mittce 10 receive and report upon claims
made bv Cary-street merchants for dam
ages resulting from the recent overflow
ln that street. The Chair impressed upon
the committee tho importance Of proceed
ing very carefully in the matter. lie did
not think any steps should be taken
which would ia any way De construed
as an acknowledgment Of the citys la
bility
The session Of the committee laster over
two hours
Committee on Light
The Committee on Light met at
O'Clock. Chairman Joseph Wallerstein
presiding. and present Messrs Miner,
Fcrritcr Seay. Grimes. and Shea.
BIDS were submitted from three manu-
features 20 repair the drum 10 the station
metre which is in very bad order Inc
contract was awarded 90 Harris Bros. q
Co.. Of Philadelphia. whose bid was
S.4a5.
a petition was received signed 10y
fourteen employees Of the Gas Norks'
asking the privilege Of stopping work
every day in the year. except saturday
al r O'Clock J.. NJ, and on the latter day
at O'Clock J.. VI. Those signing the pee
tu0n are tie yardmcn az the works. Mr.
fIran mo
in twelve hours d day. for which they
receive 50 each.
ON motion of Mr. Shea. the matter was
postponed until tho next meeting. Mr..
Walterstein having stated that 30 was
his intention 90 call the committee toe
Rethcr shortly 10 thoroughly inspect the
works.
The superintendent was instructed 10
have two gas mains lald-one on Park
avenue. from Iomhardy 90 Vine. and the
other on Floyd avenue from Park TO
Meadow
The Armitage Manufacturing Company.
through its counsel appeared before the
committee. aud asked that ms contract
with the city for tar FOR one year OF 81
"a barrel Dee extended 90 two years-the
lifetime Of The committee.
ON motion Of SIR. Territer tho matter
was referred 90 sub-committee. con-
ssting of Mpsers. Wallorstein. Ferritcr
and Minor fro investigate and report 90
lAe n'Ai business meeting
Alter ordering the payment OF bills
ana payroll the committee adjourned.
Cemetery Committee.
r,bo C,9p,r,itt,e nj, cerncterios convened
AZ 7.N o'clock. with i've members pres
eui-Nossrs Blanks, Grimes, Whittct.
Miner aud Gibson.
Pay rolls Of the cemeteries aggregating
for fifteen days. $3.50 and sundry bills,
reaching total of S.9. were ordered
paid.
a general discussion OF the condition o.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-16
THE PRISONERS
LEAVE FOR SPAIN
Their Embarkation Being Pushed As
Rapidly As Possible.
MORE OF OUR SOLDIERS LEAVE.
One Transport Sails and Several
Others are Ready TO Sail To-Day.
The Clinton Reaches Santiago
with Doctors aud Medicines.

SANTIAGO DE CUBA. August Is
ll:25 A. M.-The Spanish steamer Isla ia
Luzon sailed this morning for Spain.
having on board 2.l36 Spanish soldiers.
The Isla de Panay will probably sail to-
morrow. and she viii be followed by the
Z. de Satrustcgue. The Monteyiedo ar
rived this morning and will begin loading
at once.
DISEASE RAMPANT.
Tho embarkation OF the prisoners Is
being pushed with great activity. This
is rendered impera live by their horrible
condition. The mortality Is so great In
the Spanish camp, where disease Is ram
pant. that no longer are the dead buried.
A funeral pile OF ten or twelve dead
bodies Is made. saturated with kerosene
and set fire 10. cremating the bodies in
the open air
OUR BOYS LEAVE.
The transport Breakwater sailed this
morning with the Twelfth Infantry. The
city OF Macon will sail this afternoon
with the Seventeenth Regiment. and the
Leona leaves tomorrow with Battery &.
of the Fourth Artillery. the remnants OF
the Ninth and Tenth Cavalry. the Cat
ling gun detachments. and Colonel Park
crs two companies OF the Thrty-fourth
Michigan.
The clinton has arrived from Tampa
with medical supplies and several doc
tors.
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The ambulance was called % the
Chosaneake and Ohio Station. corner OF
Broad and Seventeenth streets yesterday
afternoon at 1910 O'Clock 20 attend ne
gro named George Para0u who had been
cut IN "a fight on an excursion train by
VIII LeTries also cOlOrcd.
Pars0n had bad cash on the head
which Dr. Miller dressed. the negro be-
ing taken charge OF by friends.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-16

Gilmore. New York: Mr.. Walter d.
Moses and wife. Richmond Mrs. Il. d.
Arbuckle. New York. Mrs. l.. Cohen
Richmond; Mr.. Horace Slater and WIFE,
Miss May l.. Bidgood. Mr.. q. J. SNYDER
Mr.. J. II. Capers and wife. Mr.. II. j.
Meyer and family. Mr. s. y. Rosenbaum
and family. Mr.. W. III. Cullingworth'
Mr.. A. A. Scott. Mr. w. 7. Sudlewig'
Mr. d. s. Carter, and Mr.. +. II. FUR
guson, Richmond
Two or three hundred persons took the
Southern Sunday Tor West Point. AMI
despite the continuously rainy weather
put in the day pleasantly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-16

Mr. w H. Weber "a lne.mn OF the
Postal Telegraph Company. while at
work ON the roof of the building occu-
pied bv ,fcssrs. j. B. ELAN e. CO.. lil3
east Main street about one O'Clock yes
tcrday, Zen through The sky-light and
badly cut and bruised himself
Dr. TreVilian attended him and sent
him Co his home az SO. 0lJ Beverly
street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-16
SONS OF VETERANS MEET.
Greetings Sent to their Comrades at
Jack sOnViIle, Fla

A well attended meeting Of r. f.. Leo
Camp. Sons OF Veterans. was held last
night az Lee Camp Hall Captein w. r.
walden presided. A considerable amount
OF routine business was disposed OF.
Lieutenant W. j. Morrissotte. who ac-
companiod Pickett Comp 90 Philadelphia.
gave the camp a most interesting account
OF his trip, which was much enjoyed b.
tho comrades
Chaplain Cook read the proceedings OF
the third annual reunion OF the Unind
Sons of Confederate Veterans, held at
Atlanta. which was "a very interesting
paper and WAS mucn enjoyed.
on motion OF Comradc Louis y. Science
the camp sent greetings 20 an OF the
comrades at Jacksonville. by comrade
ALL.n II. bowie. who returns Midday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-16

Henrico-James n. Graves TO Richard
W Graves, % TO feet on west side OF
Twenty-eighth street. 222 If feet from
s 800.
George s. Hewetts trustee 70 citizens
Bank Of Richmond ard w T.. FifminT,
lot - and northern haif of lot u. I'm block
T.. Barton Heights 5000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-16
Thrown From "a Wagon.

Elijah Ford. a small colored boy was
riding lu one OF the Meyers Store wagons
when the horse attached ran away and
threw the boy out near the corner OF
clay and Morton streets one Of the
vehicles wheels passed over the boy S
back and painfully injured him.
The ambulance and Dr. Miller were
called and dressed the boys hurts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-16
Bath ANNUAL SESSION.
Good Templars of District Lodge No. 1
to Meet.

The Independent order OF Good Temp
lars OF District Lodge, No. l. comprising
the counties u Amelia Cohs1eFhe!u' NuiA-
land. Dlnwiddie. Charles city Powha-
tan, buckingham. Louisa, New hehi.
Hanover Henrico. and Nansemond' anu
tho cities OF Petersburg, Nl.iianlsDl =
Manchester and Richmond. will hold their
thlrtv-fourth annual session in this city
on tomorrow, beginning AT +. NJ, at
r. r Lee Camp Hall
business of importance will be brought
TO the attention OF this body. ana D. Is
expected that every lodge IN the dis
trict will send delegates-good. represen.
taiiye mon aud Komsn< A district cnIae
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-16
,ye.f PnintPoniilar.

west Point was the objective point Of
a large number OF excursionists sunday.
THE following registered at the Termi-
nal Hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. ". r. sutton ana FAMILY,
,,t't,-,,r,f. NJ : X Moore. Philadelphia.
Pa. Mr.. J. T. Reimer Minorsviile. Pa.
MIR. VIM. Il. Moore. Wilmay. n. j.: Mr..
G. j. Rrsyton. Richmond. Mr.. Il. A.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-16
Recruiting Officers Depart

Sergeant T. r. Cherry. Corporal Car
ringt0n and Corporal r. c. Weckert. who
have been here assisting Capt. BossIeux
in the work OF securing recruits for the
Second Regiment left at noon Sunday
for jacksonville. Captain Bossieux ex-
poets 10 go to-day
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-16

Mr.. L. a. Saunders has improved so
rapidly at old Point he will remain there
week longer.
Rev. Dr. HOge expects 70 leave next
Monday FOR the north. he Is srow.ng
stronger daily.
General A. l.. Phillips was able 10 be
out Yesterday.
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To be Married.

License was issued yesterday at the
lcnrico County Courthouse for :he we'd
ding OF Mr.. John b. la Place 70 Miss
virginia Irene Collins.
Tho groom IS pres..a nan IN one 90 The
Richmond printing offices The pair will
make their home IN Uengico couniY.
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Woman's Temperance Union.

The members Of the Central W. c. r.
L. are earnestly requested 10 be present
az the meeting at i:3o Il. NJ. to-day. as
the election OF officers for the ensuing
year wlil take place.
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Crush bis $20, bur mlcicls Ishorc
rmci we ut unn um ub Gyms eOlirt
unlrsuwl lcilsemsllcss."
THERE YOU HAVE II.
CLEAR AS MUD.
The original OF the above. written with pom
when deciphprcd was scen to be only an order
FOR Il typewriter II rcnds: 'Enclosed find
draft on New York for S2o, for which plcarc
send me ht once one "f your latest Improved
typcwriters."
lie l. purchasing u machine none too soon you
say How ABOUT YOtRSEIF. You may
not write 20 poorly as lie does. and your letters
nny not he ilcgiblc, but u typewritten com
munir;ton has business like hppeararcc
which Il pen written one has not.
THAT'S WHY
fOt' should use II typewriter. That 1t does
the game work NJ the o-cnllcl ''Standaiu' nit
chimes costs but so. 90, and is giving sntisfac-
tion to :,5 900 users Is WHY
YoU SHOULD Use THE 'OpELL.'
Send for n catalogue and sample of Its work
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The Springfield herald., 1898-06-17

The original Declaration of In
dependence is IN so dilapidated a
condition that nowadays 1t is rarer
ly If ever exposed to public view,
The Ladies' Home Journal was
recently granted SPECIAL permis.
sion by the Secretary OF State to
make single exposure of the
document to the camera, and will
reproduce the photograph, which
is 4 rem arkably clear one, IN the
July issue of that magazine. En-
posure to light and the process Of
making duplicate copy of the
Declaration have faded the ink in
the historic document, but it is
still legible. Some Of the sigma
lures are nearly faded out. John
Hancock, however, seems to
have used an imperishable ink, for
his name stands black and bold
on the parchment, which is now
kept in a steel safe. out OF the
sunlight and out of the public'f
view.
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Minneapolis,
FRITZ.

Albert Diehm. and family, haVe
gone to Missouri on an extended
visit to their relatiyes and friends.
Miss Knox is back with her
parents, after five years absence
IN Kansas.
Mrs. Hall and daughter, Neeta,
have returned from Garden City,
Kansas, to their ranch on Horse
Greek.
Last Sabbath was beautiful day
and the exercises OF the children
were we'll attended and the pro
gramme we'll rendered. Several
visitors from abroad were present.
Villas beng well represented.
Ren Caddiok is IN ProwerS Co..
after bunch OF COWS and calves
for his ranch on Bear Crock,
Mr. Russell, foreman OF the
Casey & Towers cattle company,
went through here the first of the
week.
James Sanders and family of
Trinidad, passed through here on
1heir wav to Missouri. They used
to live IN Baca county.
RED Robin.
The Springfield herald., 1898-06-17

We will give free. to those who
pay III ADVANCE for HERALD. or to
old subscribers who settles up ior
back subscription, IL wears sub
scription to The Itanaas City
Journal, II weekly paper metro
pohtan In all particulars, contains
telegrnyhic news OF the week,
current news, SCIENCE. history, art.
complete market reports and 9th.
er miscellaneous matter.
THIS gives ynll two papers for
$l.25 per year.
The Springfield herald., 1898-06-17

The conditions WHICH render it
imperative that our flag should
fly over Hawaii are as well known
TO those who are playing the role
of obstructlnn Ms to any nalriot in
either house. With the certain
knowledge that only by getting
immediate control over the coun-
try can we maintain our ppsltion
IN the Paeific,,er find the means to
complete our occupation Of the
Philippine islands, we are lost in
Rmazemept at the speftaple Of
elected representatives of the
American states and peapia de-
1iberatelv attempting to hamper
and defeat their own government
IN its conduct at the war. 1t is
fortunate that the pammaBder-ln-
chef has the personal pnwer TO
bring the counseis and the dark
designs Of the tories to naught.
We ale assured that he has the
will, as well. 1t Is an excellent
chance for the display of Jack.
sonian executive baekbone,-
Public Opinion.
The Springfield herald., 1898-06-17

An exchange says: That IN the
beginning God created the heav-
ems and the earth; then he made
the editor, the liberal advertiser
and the prompt paying subscriber
and 1t was good. The next day a
blizzard set In and he created the
man who didn't believe in adver'
tlsing and another who didn't
take his home paper, then he rest
ed. Then the devil got into the
moulding room and he created the
fellow that takes paper for years
and then fails te pay for it. Att
er completing that sorry job and
having a few Jumps of mouIdy.
plgsty mud LETT, he made the eN-
cuse for man who settles his
subscription by instructing the
postmaster to mark his paper ire
fused" and he felt 30 mean about
it that he has been kicking him
sell ever siffce.-1imes- Rep
The Springfield herald., 1898-06-17
"a
-FOUR 7 H
OF JULY.
Springfield Will 0llelts The
National Holiday and CG!s.
1rat8 in Gl9riQus Styls.
Following Is the names Of those
chosen to serye on the different
committees:
ARRANGEMENTS,
j. q. Vanorsdol, Geo. Rrawp,
@. ". GoFdeH, Mrs. 7. Haya apd
Mrs. s. W. Cole.
PROGRAM.
ALI b. Allen, E. N. Whitaker,
Mrs. I. a. WikoH.
MUSIC.
DIR. r. D. Homsher, Miss Alice
Cole. Mrs. JoGie Smart.
GROUNDS.
G. A. Gordon: 7. HAYS, 3, w.
Cole,
Prosperity Flat.

Charles Chenoweth IL RELIANT
ing his crop that was Washed aut
by the heavy Pains.
We understand That flpton
ShapNaN lost Il valuable young
horse n few days ago.
A letter from +. r.. 0Aenrelder
written at Mayiield, Kansas,
states that they had rain and mud
all the way back, and that they
can get their own price for harvest
work.
Fogei BFGa., photographers
have been doing the Flat.
FRITZ.
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-.---z-.--

The Topeka Capital tells of a
]olly old farmer up in Iowa who
thought to have some fNn and
raised ranish flag on his barn.
He succeeded admirably in the
fun businsss, for he HON spends
his time in q secluded portion of
the barn pulling feathers from his
form and scraplng the tar off with
q case kniie.-.EE.
The Springfield herald., 1898-06-17

THE HICKS 1888 ALMANAC AND PAPER
We are informed th,t the 1895
Almanac OF Prof. Irl Hicks is now
ready. and Judging from its past
history, it will not hr MANY weeks
in finding Its way into homes
and Offices all over America. 1t
is much larger and finer Than any
previous issue. 1t contains 116
pages, is splendl llv printed and
illustrated on fine book paper,
having tie finest portrait ever
given OF Prof, Hicks. 1t can no
longer be denied that the publica-
tons ni Prof Hicks have become II
necessity to the family and Gam
merc;al life OF this country. lIIs
journal. "Worl and Works." aside
from It's storm, weather and astro
nomical teniures, has taken rank
with the best literary, scientific
and family magazine OF the age.
Do not believe hearSay and reports
See the Hicks Almanac and paper
Tor yourself. You will then know
why they are so popular. They
are educators OF the millions, and
unrivaled safeguards to property
and human life. 1t is matter OF
simple record that Prof. Hicks has
ioretold for many Years all great
storms. floods. drouths and lorna
does, even the recent terrible
drouth all over the country The
Almanac alone is % cents copy.
The paper Is $l.0O Il year with the
Almanac as premium. Send TO
Word and Works Pub. Co.
22Ol Locust St, ST. Louis, Mo.
The Springfield herald., 1898-06-17
OFFqcTAL PAPER OF BAcA COUNTY.
The transportation Of troops to
CUBA has at last began.

Owing to the Inability of the
wheat ralsers af Oklahoma and
Kansas to propHlre help sufficient
to take care at their immense
crops, the Santa Fe and +. g. G.
railroads arg lending a helping
band by allowing three hands to
ride on one ticket, to the wheat
country.
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HERALD.
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QUARTERLY MEETING JUNE 1926

QUARTERLY MEETING JUNE 1926.
The following is the plan:
SPRINGFIELD.
Thursday night, sermon probab-
lv bv Rev. 7. S. Leland.
BOSTON SCHOOL HOUSE.
Friday. preaching morning, aft
ernoon and night. Saturday.
preaching morning, afternoon anu
night. Sunday. 1915 1--we Feast.
ll:OO sermon. 1900 communion.
200 u. IN. sermon and farewell
service.
MiSNEApOLIs.
Sunday night, sermon.
Praise services III connection
with all the meetings.
We would urge upon all who
can possibly do so to be present
at all the meetings. This Is DIR.
RAIDERS last meeting here and he
10 anxious that 1t he the best.
Rev. Leland is to come and 1t is
expected that Rev. Jacobs, OF La
tnar, and Rev. Anderson, of Gran
ada will also be with us. Let
every Christian 6f Baca county
a,ake serious effort to be at
The Springfield herald., 1898-06-17
VIM. NJ. MIruuEkE,.

Reports from tha National
Live Stock Association indicates
that the cattle range, all over the
Wesr, is rnqch letter than it has
been far years with the exception
af q few drought stricken districts
in sautAeHs California and vest
ern Oregon. ~
The Springfield herald., 1898-06-17

ADVERTISING RATES.
cents pcr inch, single column, each HHnlh:
No preicrcaaSositi9r giyeI.
Business Locals. cents per line each insertion
Local mention, IL cents per line eafG tnseF1ioe
LEoAL Any; Final proof notices &a; 10, sihgls
Eontes, Aoficsss $500 enGh;
Alloihcr legal printing sHhjsct to nyste of Il
;r"'s per liRe fer first Ese1tSn' cen.s i9r each
ail'uoafl- -.hSnpareil '"eaiHre' 9iBS s6raa to i
ine un'e':: otihsFyise fSftt"eiiaA.
Ihosa ratss Will ba strictly aAhsrai t22.
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Boston and to cause others to be
there.
All persons who desire baptism
aither for tAemfelyes or fAp IN
fants should Immediately com
munieate with the pastpf.
Let us make the nmast AZ this
meeting.
VIM. M. MIrumEtt.
The Springfield herald., 1898-06-17
@c-E@@

In an encounter, Saturday, Ee-
tween U. S. marines and Spanish
regulars, ! American soldleps are
reported 10 haye been killed.
The fight took PLACE at Cuantana-
mo, east Of santiago, and lasted l3
hours.
The Springfield herald., 1898-06-17
TRlCl1N

have teen troubled lBy II long
time with a serious stamach trOu
BILE which has bail led all medical
treatment and rendered lne for
days at a tune 'lnnhl lnf work.
About three mouths s,nGe, after a
week. suffering, d'iring which
time ! mad no. had II nights rest
nor days freedom finm pain,
procurrpd a Fuller's E,aotlac Bell
and slept soundly all night thu
frat night wope II. The pain
did not recnr the next day and up
to this time | have been almost
free from 1t. The belt has Ger
taluly been Il wonderful help to
me and would not hart with il
for many iimas IFS cost.
A. i. ADnlspN, Co. Clerk.
Snlina. Kins.
Fop particulars address!
Fuller Electric Appliance Co,
Salina, Hans.
The Springfield herald., 1898-06-17
A CHRONIC CASE GRoNoUNCED HOPE
LESS,

My Wlta has suffered for the
past nine years with a CHRONIC diff
ficu!ty which the physician said
was enlargement Of the spleen
and ITS stachment to the ahdom-
inal wall. He pronounced it
beyond the FeacI of medicine. 1t
was extremely painful. She be
gan using one nl Fuller's Electric
Belts and in one month she was
completely cured, ID
TAYLOR MIlLBR
Snlina. kans.
For pasiicuiaps address,
Fuller Electric Appliance Co.,
SaliRp, ia:s.