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,GLEGRAPHlC BRtWnts.

Madrid adviccs say the native Philip
pines are Ill-trcatlng 1000 spanish
prisoners,
Tho town " New Holland. o.. was
practically wlprd oyt By nro on We'd
ncaday. Toes $4,000.
The spanish minister N war says
Gen. lillua1 BIAS not resigned. ana that
the Amrfi'tUH control tho wires con-
nccilnr. cuba With spain and viii not
transmit cnienl messages.
In q letter from Admiral corvcra. re-.
cclVcd az Portsmouth navy yard. he
says he has been treated Scli by the
whole American people. and Ia pleased
with the respect shown him.
II has been finally ana definitely de-
cldcd that The ships taken IN Santiago
hHrhur by the surrender ~ that city
become United State property. not
prizes u either the army or navy.
The auxiliary cruiser Harvard are
rived IN tho ui.lng, Annapolis, shortly
after shutdown lIHl evening with
thlrty-four additional Spanish officers.
prIroncru Of the United states. aboard.
Tho largest number reported slcl,
among the spanish prisoners since
lhUlr arrival ut HuNHN'H Inland was roe
ported last nlsht. wh.H there were 900
in the Ttpckndo, berIl those who have
been confined In tho h"p.taL
with the exception of about ten mon.
tho mrmbyrs ~ thH Kansas rurimHut
who were poisoned hy calling hash have
been DISCHARGED from ihu hospital ~
Camp Algcr. Tho remainder are ok
peoted 20 return Go their duties to-
day.
"Thc statement that oregon ~ be-
hind In furnishing h"r quota of troops
u unjust and iH not correct" says the
ndiutHnt general Oi that state 'rho
troops were recruited and furnished
promptly, The delay hls been In mus
tcrlns the mon in. cor which the state
IL not rvHponniblc.'
Admiral Thomas Lr1ko Massle. known
as the father " the British navy, I'd
dead, lie was born IN 1909; entered
the navy in ISIS lul served at Nn-
varlno, Rcyrout,' Silun and 81. Jean
dare and IN China and Ia the Black
sea,
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rrnncn.IIaliIen Irrahl..

Port Au Prince. Iial,l. July 2o.-It Il
rumlr0d here that some friction II
likely 60 arise between France and
the iiiition republic. In spite ~ the
circumstances and urgent demands ~
M ~ nCh minister. the llnlilcn gpv-
srnmont san refuses 10 abrogatc tho
recent decree OF expulsion iHasucd
against NADINE liermnule, a French
subj 90 who was expelled aH person
dangerous 10 public security shortly
after her notorious collision Ia the ca
thodrll with Madame Simon Sam,
wife ~ the precedent.
Tho government II much irrrltaird
by certain articles dlmiainr 20 Ham
that have recently appeared IN the
M1tin, the Lihrc Parole, tho Autorlic
ana other Partisan journals
~ lha dinner given hy the president
40 the palace today 90 the members VI
the diplomatic corps the only foreign
preventative absent was the
French minister. The relations be-
tNrsn the two Governments are owl
IDENTIFY much strained
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SPANS MORAL COVADDICE.
,..doo Times Points out the shame Of
Accusing rorai worrying over
wa,son's squadron.

topaop. July 20.-Tho Tlmor' odiinr-
nilv rcproachlng the Spanish e'N6rn-
,,,o,, ,bts morning. with moral cow
ardlcc" in endcavoring to screen lis
own mlsmanagcment by pretending
that "Gen. Torai has betrayed MS
country" SAYS: 1T is incredible that
s,,ir c,r hone for anything from Gu
n,. nsttts impossible for Blanco. aa 20
wa f,r .r,rai. 10 nght against hunger,
and 4, Is unlikely that the former VIA
hae anything to fight with for f'ne
limo 10 come. Neither can anything
be bopod from European Intervention
IL commod1rr watsous squadron
comes. though IT, arrival would pe an
unwoiclma spectacle 10 more 'h'" '".
European power. .--, ,......,,...t ,,.
Wtta1n't authorization 10 VISIT ino
Philippines will not weaken ihr Hl4p'
u.fI1n AZ berlin 90 cultivate iit.NAlb
Htflus with America ana 20 m.N'
N.ht VI thr osclpida % the 1''lhih
ships az Manila" ....,..
TuC Dany chronicle says GUY ''.s
nIH morning. "Aa HF"hk .uPt
and sincere yu-yishcrs of the tnli'u
s.rtUa. we suggest q rcclusldDfiann
H. the determination 90 soma Oli,lIl'
l.fe Watson 90 Europe. II c1ull H1'
materially harm spain. ana would lhN
Do. uk iy 20 rcunlie the spanish ull
au uhs,Inacy nf endurance ana "a dDiDr'
imitation 90 suffcr 90 all lengths.
THAT lie their national chttaoior W
was thlt which hnnlrd Napoleon. who
had IHnd forces 90 uverfun th' whole
country. while at uvcry point an Amor
loan Moot could touch ihUrU would h'
dang ~ European complications
IN Madrid correspond NJ tht
Times says, Nothing H known re-
gtfdIug the decision " The peace cab
inai 90 the peace question. Apparent
iy. the government docs not recognize.
the necessity of making peace quickly
and ,ha public seems ip ho Indifferent
Some newspapers claim mat The uprC
classes are removing 90 their uHuh
summer quarters. ana that The lower
orders are amuNnE Themselves win
hull fights ana such entertainments ai
belong 90 ordinarily peaceful times
Probably ministers dIlsrac rsgardlnf
peace. but they ate unanimous ln az
claiming responsibility f1r uen. Torali
surrender 40 santiago"
The Madrid corr Huuudnnt nf tn
Daily Mail says; "rulUsE peace make
fpfadlar progress. ths queen reger
win seriously consider changing th'
ministry. Gen. plibyleja " regarded
as the coming man.
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Washington. July 20.-Furthor In
qulry hy the Associated Press today
IN official quarters as 90 the alleged
complications between the United
states and Germany In the Philippines
failed a. elicit anything which might
serve nn foundation Tor the reports
trary. it h learned that there have
been recent communications between
the two governments Of decidedly
friendly nature. and az M time since
the war began has there been greater
reason than now exists Tor confidence
In Oermnny'n neutrality IN the war De-.
tween the United States and spain. re-
ports ~ mlHundctstnndngs In the Phil
ippuos or elsewhere should not be toe
readily assumed NJ u basis of inter-
ference or national unfriondllnoHs. In.
deed. ID iH believed 90 De- the desire
MS n a. also the Interest. Of both gov.
ornmrnis that the relations 81 ,radi.
tiunnl friendship between them should
continue unhrukcn.
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rupn room AND DRINK

universal 1t further asserts that the
s1,,,,,,enders OF the volunteer forces at
a conference under the presidency of
a., Arolaa. military governor Of Hn-
,,na r,aolvod to exhaust their re-
sources and die" rather than suren-
der. ......,.t,. "a, at.,..,.,.
.,yS are on Manzanillo. apparently
sg,ittrr Instructions. but the bonn
I.r,inrnt has not been resumed.
srnl- Official note has been pub
usbcd hcre explaining the surrender Of
Santiago de cuba. from an official
etandpolnt. II declares that inc letter
which "Gcn. Toral II alleged TO have
tritten 10 don. ahnftor " nproCry-
Mai" ~ tho ieiographcd version "con-
,,ina a statement which II Is impossl-
M Tor den. Toral 20 have made. be-
cause ID IL untrue that his government
,uthorlzad him to capitulate.'
"Whnt happened was the war min
lster received two kilograms ifum
cant. Den. Blanon. The first described
Gen. Torals position, when was most
visions and ammunition. II also DC
tailed the eucmy's proposals..
ON tha second telegram Capt Gen.
ufanro rave tho terms NJ the Capltu-
intlon and requested instructions. Ihc
war minister replied Ia both by telling
cant. Gen. Blancn 10 leave every IN
iti5tIvc 10 Gen. Tornl. for u was I'M
possible 10 recommend any other line
III conduct. Cen Torll accordingly
acted as he thought advisable. and
would explain before court-mnrtlnl
the motives which caused him TO ca
pitul1tc.'
prisonmrnt for any officer who Includes
In the equalization nf his forces other
posts. which. Though dependent upon
hia command. arr not troops or places
Included In the action which caused
Inc rnpitulntlon." n f. doubtful, how
ever. whether Gen. Toral Will be thus
nuntshed
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crnANs wANr No rnornIr.
Junia In New York Make u statement ON
the subject.

Washington. July e0.-senor Quesada
and other representative OF the Cuban
lunla have been In consultation
with officials Of the war department
today, The United States officials
were assured that thore was mo- dla-
satisfaction with the manaF mcnt of az
fairs In Cuba, 80 Gar aa tho Cuban
representatives were concerned. ana
that N Gen. Garcia and other cubans
harmony with the United States nu'
thnrltles, II arose from a mlHunder.
standing OF che Presidents prOein .
nation and OF the Intentions ~ the
united States government la Inc
premises. The cuhanH al Santiago. il
was stated, probably thought thai mo
action OF Gen, shnftcr meant tho c1n.
tlnuntlon VI spanish ruio ana sn,nith
authority. 10 being wrll unddrstooG
here that such was not the case. il w1s
the belief OF the Cuban ropreacntntives
that whom the matter was made main
% tho Cuban officers IN the noid. thev
would acquleace IN the action Of ~
United states and render the United
Statos army hearty support
The Cubnns assured The war omei,is
That nothing was further from their ~
sirea than rupture with the Unit,d
states forces and authority. II liz
became known that the lunta had s1r,
dispatches "a Con. Garcia ana othn,
cuban officers that their course at
Santiago was not approved by the nm
"a, ana II persisted In would rrs,,fIt A.
serious Injury 60 the Cubans. gu
II Is beloved that tho representation
made VIII bring about better und"r-
standing between the Cuban oflire..
ana M Americans. The oninln,,
Was expressed at the war department
NM ihe better class NJ Cubana In the
thnse who would bring about tro,,,nl''
but that II Is the lower ana vlcio,,,,
the city, anu P'uilaei
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couLp NAVE wNIKrD INTO SAN.
TiAUO.
city Was LETT Unprotected while tho
HATH. Of ~ Csney Was In Progress.

Santiago. cuba. July s0.-Thc Span
iarls say our troops fought like tigers
and that their discipline was excellent.
hut they insist that more lives were
lost on either side than was warranted
by the conditions u July ist. They
assert that our troops could have
walked Into the city without having q
shot nrJd az them. as there were no
soldiers len within the walls az that
time. II appears that they had only
a Tow thousand mon ana that they all
went 10 ~ Chncy at the time that bat.
tlc was fought, leaving Santiago I'M
/ protected. l,clnforccments, however,
! arrived later ana brought the number
uf spanish troops up ~ 1900 men.
AZ the battle NJ ~ Cnnoy our cuHus
lltIrs exceeded those OF the Splniurde
While they had 400 mon killed 10 our
900. they had only 900 men wounded a.
our l. BOO. The Inst uf the wounded has
been Increased since To- over 5000 men
Who arc lying ln the Principe. Alfonso.
Mercedes ANA other hospitals here.
Gen. Linarcs cahlcd 90 Madrid on
July ard. hpfore Gen. Skaters demand
Tor the surrender ~ Santiago, n long
message setting form tho Inability ~
ihe city ~ hold out against an enemy
superior In numbers. with the Span
lariH dying ~ fever and starvation
ana demornllzcd by the loss OF the
ilccL lie urged the government. Tor
the sake II humanity. 10 offer a. cnplt-
ulntc, but adding, that II ordered 10 re-
main N die like n rat IN a tran he
would do 40, NJ his soldiers were doing
their duty, although realizing that a
mistake had been made,
Somehow. Information In regard 10
the message leaked out ana the Span
iah officers here are loud In their con-
domination of Gen. flnnres. who they
accuse 81 fnnt-heartedness through
out u war a. tho extent ~ under
the plea NJ silrht wound" LAYING tho
mantle NJ the shame NJ surrender upon
Cen Tnrnia shoulders, instead OF fac
ing the disgrace himself.
This feeling II general among the
men who passing the nalace where
The Stars and stripes mr. cnylng. clench
their fists and multor; what n shame
20 our country. But she deserves II
we'll"
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Natochoz. Miss. July 2o-A tcic-
gram received hero today announced
that an Infatuated mob had storm a
the simpson county iail at WcFtville.
killing ". r. Paterson, who was cun-
fined therein under the charge " muir
dorlng Lawrence Crimson The jail
building was nrrd and the building
and the body ~ the prisoner was
burned. Tho body ~ the unfortunate
man was literally riddlcd with bullets.
Patterson Killed irlnHnn In April. 1897,
na the result ~ quarrel He had had
four trials. but always escaped sem
tonco ON some technlcnlity.
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irAL,'s CLAIM AGAINST COLOMBIA
How II Occurred, aud why II l. sought tn
be I,adei by Colombia.

Washington. July si.-Thcrc IL con-
siderable mianpprohonslon concerning
The exact point NJ difference between
Italy and Colombia growing out OF
President Cloveland'n award on tho
claims of Slgu0r CerIutl Tor losses 90
his property In the department OF
cnucl, In 1885.
II Il not true, as generally believed.
that the Italian war vessels are now
AZ CarihnRcna Tor the purpose u re-
quCstlng payment by Colombia OF the
100000 awarded Il Tor the misuse Of
ccrruti. Colombia has never protested
against this portion ~ the award and
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n,'aFi6n, july a6-A,,o.,f.
tt ii.,..i nl thc navy depart.
rl M. " lNN'N.H naot no C,vlts
tr $50 reinforced by tho oaast
sl.r nv, M'.i.ruS which. Win
len. H., ,'ul.' hns now boon nb9ut
llil. oll from Honolulu. Win
mn ~. ol 'hH iu' ami nuw,rlui
us. 90, Wi'I Dr. amply aiis
uI t-.l. himself s0 long ns tbc
Htn'r,i ]. lh' Philippines ar,
81 n.e .l, \" lh' relative woporil9r-
i.r M ,t However tha dfs-
II n f,,g u .iai' department Of m.
|f.l %, mutton fHr ~. s.nf1ti,u,t
|ity ~, 'iIl llh.f relations win garl
l,rsIr-, ,s..y uuated inc apyie,,.
q n.Ws,,. lN. navy department
WY position 40 Mlnila '''''h'
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MADRID I, rIsLrp.
Ig,s", '''f'n 'orc, 0, wrlcncd. ''' "'

Amsrl,,, t'' nat the Morale of
Igsal ~" 'o"r' is Weakened.
I lhs INN .Il,.r af war dseinr a
HAof,t news from IN, phiiinl
l. o. ~ moat nvurabi. ,h n,',p-
lrsr-, alv'a.s Indiroi. ,i i,s
OBJ . M ono now dIs,,i,, ,,nl
s4S'.t ARM HOSTILITY , Ky W.
@ a. onsr Capt Augusti
Ga N i.i i li patch ars. rting V mn y
\ ~ 19'y li,h. that gbviiss' w ,,.
\ ~ has a., n.ng very atrIet H.
% s1rl,.n. l.lylIy ln fevarsi wy, W
IN. Oh American winch the
iacoafsl nan'ards have been
yin \. p' ,' aIl.sr also Tim, .,,.
4 ihsi AZ. iD uFht 10 tba d ". w
10 t65 fi,9 Monet ina ss W., 9i'alh'
~ lfug'5 '.lp.i from Maiab olIl ,
% "Tmy" -GlsiI concluded as ,,i
p hlya Il. /. contrary t1 p,. asEsgla-
situation ''.l with loyni cen , az
z by gIpSiay Efforts Tor my y" cS G9ass,
.anso ans5p aIl..paieh from Can, "a.
l,.a'm pleysn ,hnt the gr95 tx. ION ~,
'~'sT II f.. w, There ana Inc feei Gn,
''a''hg the "Yankses"' n Y
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Charleston. g. g.. July 20 -Wui
Hls playing and aO0N ueorir rh.rr
the hHf expedition 10 follow Gpn
H 90 Porto Rico got away from
r NJ O'Clock ihIr evening. no
4 'i.IHH b. under command NJ Mai
q j. no. Wilson. and will. when rlm
Z o.. consist of thr Second and Third
Y iHH'In, thu Sixteenth pennsylyHnll
m.rn ana two companies VI tho
I fh Illinois
%. hnt two regiments are on the
n sports Gland Duchess and 40
respectively and They arr nd rea.
n ~ oanpInr thr Sixteenth Pom.
vanilla and ihp Illinois men In la
n stream and win HliI early i1mor.
" mlinIrr Each of tho shlrs carries
lWnuiY NJ supplies. and or
" 80 y thsr Are 1000 head ~ wui.-
y. wagon train of Gen. Wilson's
n \, mn ugiihsr with those of b.
~. llllol ati Sixth Massachus.tts
S.n .lll'i fum here last week f,r
n 49, ,..'Nlulr ihr first brigade II
II iN', drif0u uf me First nrm,
TOO scene which ncromrgnist
II li'Hlff " thr ypaaais nm, ,i,t'
~ ul. " ln1.s,f.hlhl. rntbt.si.
n q, ,lA'llcllly ihn entire popul1.
", ,l'y was Zoo evidence. A. Inc
u.d' ne stream. thU hand. ~,
,,, a atd ashHr. played pntI,uni
'hf m ltslr 'H Of p-upla ,n..,.5
Il rf Thl ayr.t.fi., Wv I, ,''l'l
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hi COST $4,000.
s,ts. Spanish Prisoners I"
Spain
| .,,r 10 A SPANISH COMPANY
= -, : A. ran.,ea H'a 81. ships VIII
n, srain'' rI's'

,, July 90 ARA s ' mc
ui.h.as''" concluded by
ally vtff o.. tr,nsp1ria-
~ tonight i'r ''. s,otl.
s,fn.sh rrirln-ft "-
% z OBJ. eUi.u.
lam cuha 8. .,rt.d 90 the
:. tsnrlci ... ..mDany. rep
"a Tfinn,lAh.'. ,.. q Co. %
ty j. 81 C.nil''- o.,
I, YORK The ''I l.,., cuban ports
Al rris1ncra ''''' ,.o t,r each
i' =, tbe fliD OK Wv '''
,llA .rt SIS Tor cach 'o'"
. ..l nln .,..st.uca 20 be fur
I rirf 'l.'''' ..,,v ON the army
1 l. ry ihf c'inl''''. a.. d, Che
t,t.as provided i'l ,it.
.4..r.f4.mgnts Tor n'i''
ufan'iis . ala, that tho
L.. said rf'''' tt,s nj SAN
r1 have hN. ''.ll.--,,y Ohc
4 rrl diy' .iH,, s'.' days from
20 s1i snoue9 20 , ,.,I'rpcrs in
rtH5a % ln' n,5rrow.
diytas'. ~, u, - ,r5,ps In tho
\ t-iriplrai''n ~ " al,,rtmsnt
...-lgit gan,f!il ~ !, r1,-
amy vent 60 N,W ~. " concerns
X rilh ihipp'nf ~. mo spanish
I, y rinap1r'eU.n .,ti1r5 Bids
~. urnuisftd az 7'i' 't'g'trtisrd flr
n had prcylou.,g. , 10 bn,idinr In
u HHli az tH'
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|witaag.an. July s0-Two days ago
d n ~ Greeley. chief signal oiicer
a nd Instructions 90 biz officers w
4 r.afl 30 sal up and place guird
q boz three cable lines CONNECTING
b Hasl with Clenfucgos. whence. ny
4 Ina HH. communication "a 'ailh'
~ ah Havana. Today cen
d is als luilmli that biz orders
n ben ausl Into ensct
. Th s.ug Z he ClenfurEIs cables
sHIy i,6.iili Havana and Cen
B rt from Mllrid. HlanrIH orl}
900 q communicating with ih'
y lfl government now ls hy TIE KS
- cable. ahIHh s under Che strict
n lTnlffp hy Coz FJygrum 90 u
d Dmiel sHuH
A. o. T.tuIt lfiiht sealing NJ the san
lflsotufuagat cables, several giph.
sp'HhH ulFHiuu between Ori
lHtf.I and 'N. spanish evHuWUf
rfi.d into tls country today 10
freely necessary tH uy that they ~
~ reach their &. HfIu4tIIn.
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The COLORADO MIDLAND RAILROAD


Two Through Trains Daily
NrtWCUu salt Lake city Ogden and Lead
willie. cripple Greek, colorado springs. ben
TiiUui eli tliNtU DAiis. Through Sleep
trs uu huth morning and evening trains.
This line. lu connection with the no Nfnndo
Western ruurhva uvnyVr earlier than any
Other line Via colorado springs, No change
uf ear. ur delayed trains. Take the tulu-
fhdu Midland and save tlmr nnd enjoy the
huraf ride aud ErHudUnt acruvry in colorado
agent. ur
". D. BAILEY, q. A. brown.
~. T. A. Con, AFuuL
Denver. Colo, salt Lake Clty,
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& rr'srBr
~ siBIE .I Ii::i.I
SHORT LINZ
Railway.
Railway.
TINE CNRD IN fffEcr Way lIol
Trains II, arrive and depart at salt Lake city

d'i, as i' 'i''S anu ".p''' At ''' '''' wy
f,,., rt.I...... $50" ,
'"tY HhhNA. l.. LOUIS
XVII i'll, ''' "'N''H warn Wy
IL NNt i'tN'h -...ts. s... ~ p M
''..''' '.''i. '.i t,,,i., ~
ms mimi '''' ''''' .g.,.
Trum SIM rtuai.r,, zach. Ntti.y -"
uy.I,u sf.'f Iif,lllI.. il.,i,' t,',','i..' t,ro
from t''IIrg. ,l.ii, i,i1 ~"
kHY.I. Tfe u.i,.t.t.I ti.i'..,f d, an,
'rrom iHsa, WimW -ahnais W.. " "
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CITY TICKET OFFICE. UNDER plSOsIC RAIL-
&S4 CURRENT
g; $ -: 70 TIME
TABLE.

leave salt Take CITY.
No. g=Tof Provo. Grand Junction
uud 900 points last. ........ SO
No lHlur Provo. Grand Junction
and AN points East ..... or on
NO. tHlur bingham, iDhl. Provo
Nants lvlkuHu uud inter-
mediate uulrtassss.. s...... Hn M
No, sHlur Eureka. huYaun. Provo.
and uIl intermediate points On % m
No o. lur uripn mud tho West ... pos b Do
$40 I Tor ogden and thr West. a. I'D b m
No a. For Park tlty and inter.
mediate uuInts. ............. a.inm
AriNv salt lake Cit,.
80 tHtfum lIInrhHm. ptuyuGraul
Junction and lhU East ...... A. % u m
No. JHluuW Provo. trHrd june
f'uu uri ilr INST .......... uOuu m
No, g. from Provo. lt.uFhum,ls ufu-
300, li"lhunu NHutl and lus
tufuHl.ufH points. .......... ha1 go
No o. fum uHltu nul thu West. $50 q m
hn lfHu uFlHu and the West. 1u 90
80. From Eureka Pay soul Provo
aud intermediate ulIuts .... % on m
No N#lrHm PARK tlty ana inter
mediate pulutH..t........... 20 % m
ticket OIICo, los west second SCUM street
UOstoiilgl cornurl
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THG EXCELLFNCE on SYRUP on ElGS

s-'~N W ssNNA VI AthS
Is duo not only TO the originality and
simplicity OF tho combination, but also
to the care aud lkill with which Il Is
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known 10 the CALroRSIA Flo SYRUP
Co only, and we wish 10 Impress upon
all the Importance OF purchasing the
true and original remedy. As the
genuine Syrup OF Figs Is manufactured
by the CALIFORNIA Flo SYRUP Co.
only, knowledge Of that fact win
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limitations manufactured by other par
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foRNiA Flo sYHuP Co, with the medl.
cal profession, and the satisfaction
which tho genuine Syrup OF Figs has
given TO millions OF familiea, makes
the name Of the Company a guaranty
OF the excellence OF lis remedy II 20
far In advance OF all other laxatives.
rs It acts on tho Kidneys, liver and
bowels without irritating or weaken
ing them, and Il docs not grippe nor
nauseatc. Ii Lcrtoget It's beneficial
effects, please remember the name OF
the Company
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal
LousviLLK. ny. EEw YORK. ny
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-26
INFORMATION FOR SHIPPERS ISSUED.

Washington, Feb 25.-The Interstate Commerce
Commission has Jus, issued for public information
book showing all existing National State and
local commercial organizations. National. State and
local agricultural associations. and the various
railway associations. their location. and the names
OF the presidents secretaries and commissioners.
a list confined TO commercial organizations was
issued by the Commission about three years ago
which. though by means complete speedily
came TO be in great demand as a mailing list and
for referen.e purposes In all parts of the country.
In compliance with numerous requests the present
revised and extended list has been prepared. 1t
embraces about three thousand five hundred boards
OF trade and other commercial societies. about
forty thousand agricultural associations. and ap-
proxirnatey three hundred railway organza lions.
The following important notice appears on the first
page;
The list has been prepared for the use Of the
Government and the public, and will be revised
from time TO time Additions 10 their officers
should be promptly forwarded TO this office. Docu-
ments and information from the office Of the Com
mission including statements OF transportation
rates. will be supplied to any person upon appica-
ton.
This means that producers and shippers may OBJ
tain from the Commission. without cost fun ana
authenti, information concerning railway facilities,
charges for any eisht or passenger service capt
talizaion and operation OF railways, the workings
Of the Interstate Commerce law, how II mas been
interpreted by the Commission and the courts. ana
In what respects public rights have been benehted
or otherwise affected.