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Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1898-10-28

clothes. 1t has entered upon q new
life. 1t has become a new force in the
history of the world. 1t is its destiny.
The God Of nations has ordained it to
a great work in the evolution of human
history. The guns Of Admiral Dewey
crushed the barriers of centuries and
ushered the United States into the
council chambers of the worlds great
powers. automatically, the young
giant may yet be in his shirt sleeves,
but he will find a seat at that council
table or make one. His manner may
+, offend the fastidious hypocracy II the
old world countries, but he has come
! to stay.
Once more in history we are leading
the world. Our fathers wrote their
declaration of independence amid the
sneers and contempt of the assembled
wise men Of the old world. The world
could not understand it. But the
world had to get used to 1t. We wrote
them a new chapter in the science of
government. We are writing now a
rev chapter in internationl law on the
brotherhood Of men. Well may the
brutal sheer. and tyrants tremble. We
were not fighting for hatred of Sapin,
but for love of humanity. and u
brave soldier boys did not stop until
the bloody flag of barbarous. leprous
Spain wasdriven forever from Cuba,
and her starving children are free.
believe that God intended, when
he plnted the seed Ct the tree OF liber-
ty in the virgin soil of this republic.
that as 1t grew to maturity every care
worn. weary and liberty-loving pilgrim
from every land and every cline.
should find refuge beneath its branches
And all true, loyal children Of the
republic today sympathize with the
people Of all lands who sigh for liberty,
bnt find it not. And in unity they ex-
claim:
On, spirit of freedom, on;
Oh, pause not in thy fight
Until every land is won
To worship in thy light.
Still onward be they way
And wake the sleeping lands;
Millions are waiting for hey ray
And lift to thee their hands.
Still onward be thy cry,
Thy banner on the blest,
And as thou rushest by
Despotism shall shrink aghast.
On, still thy name is known
Throughout the peopled earth.
On, till thou reiCsst alone.
Mems heritag. y; birth.
Oh. till from eyx vale
And where the Mountains rise
The beacon lights Of liberty
Shall kindle to the skies.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1898-10-28
STANDING ARMY.

we 6h0uld also zee to 1t. In the tu-
ture that we have e standing army suf-
flciently large for a great republic. OF
course our splendid volunteer forces
can always be relied upon. In deed, no
Drawer men live anywhere than they,
but we must have a standing army of
such strength as TO guarantee protec-
ton to this country from sudden at
lacks of any foreign power.
We should also be determined that
we shall own n of the finest navies
that rides the pillows of the seas, we
want a magnificent navy and we want
ii as 500 as possible. Then we could
hold u own with any nation on the
sea as wei las on the land. And then
we should always have peace for We
should always be prepared for war. 1t
makes no difference what the cost of
all this would be, for our nation is rich
and We could we'll afford it. Indeed in
our OWE Alaska alone there is plenty
OF gold to pay the bill.
Truly u nation is destined to make
wonderful strides on the highway of
progress in the years that are yet to
be. Lying outstretched before US are
marvellous fields. white with harvest,
only awaiting our coming to gather in
the sheaves. is we are careful and dis
eject, patriotic and wise, courageous
and united.
SECTIONAL LINES DISAPPEAR.
oh. let US rejoice today that section
al lines have entirely disappeared in
this country, and we are a reunited
people in fact as we'll as in name. Fol
our soldier boys-God bless them-thl
SONS Of men whom arched in ragged
blue and in tattered gray along war;
crimson highways. have been fighting
side by side In foreign lands for the
same country an dthe same starry nag
Seine of those boys left their Northern
homes to go to the front, singing "Ths
Star spangled Banner, Oh. long may
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ever closed upon ~ v ielledness ana WIN
forever keep'ltg dead gecfetg.
Tie shock came close on to midday.
Tie ar was. hot and sultry, The aky
vaS without cloud A great stiffness
aeemed 10 hover over the city, and then,
WITHOUT warning. the earth trembled.
lTen and women left their houses ana
ran into the streets, only to meet death
Ia ire bowels Of the earth or IN the hid
den receSseB Of the sea.
In his ',Ahhals Of Jamaica, PUBLISH
cd in Is2s, Rev. George Wilson Bridges
quotes from a letter written by one OF
the survivors, rector-tWo or three
daVs after the disaster, which, ~ IN
part, as follows:
after / had been 81 church reading,
which did every day since was sec1
torioe talB place, 10 keep up some show
OF religion, and was gone to place
hard ~ the church where the mer-
chants meet and where the president OF
the council was. who came Into my com
papY and engaged me TO take glass OF
worm.Wood wine as q wllet before din
ner, he being my very good friend
stayed with him, upon which he Light
ed a pipe OF tobacco, wbieh he was
pretty long Ia taking, and not being
willing to leave him before Il was out,
this, determined me from going 70 din-
ner % one Captain R0den's whittier i
was Invited, whose house, upon the
first coneusslon, sunk into the earth
and then into the sea with his wife and
family, and some that were come to
dine with him. Had been there. /
would have been lost, But to return to
the president and his pipe Of tobacco;
before that was out found the ground
rolling and moving under my 'feet, up
on which / said unto him, Uora, sir,
what 10 thatT He replied, being very
grave man, 1T 10 an earthquake. Be
not afraid; It will soon be over
Despite the presidents assurance. he
disappeared, and was never heard OF
again. Continuing, the rector wrote: Il
made toward MoFgan's fort, because ]
thought TO be there securest from fall
ing houses, but as was going / saw the
earth open and the sea mounting IN up
on them over the Qualifications. More
over, the large and famous burying
ground was destroyed, and the sea
washed away the carcasses. The har-
Dor was covered with dead bodies, aoat-
ing up and down"
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nART1N,g ERRRY.
IIaps and llllhaps la the Thriving city
Anrnna the RINeF.

IInpI ana nIEhaps la the Thriving city
Across the River.
A farmer living on Glenn's run, whose
name could not be GGcertalned, drove
into town yesterday afternoon, and
after getting under the influence OF
llquor attempted TO drive to the peace
fIil regions from whence he came, and
whipping his horse severely while going
out Hanover street, the ateed became
frightened and in making sharp turn
on the pike upset the buggy and occu-
pant. The driver was badly hurt about
the head, and was conveyed to the home
Of Mrs. Henry Helllng, where his
wounds were dressed. The horse re-
eeIYed several scratches, and the buggy
was slightly damaged.
The first annual reunion Of the Cope
family will be held at the Friends
yearly meeting house in Mt Pleasant,
wednesday, August II. An elaborate
programme Is being prepared and 1000
people are expected.
The funeral Of Clarence. the eleven
fnonths-old child Of Mr.. and Mrs. Allan
Phillips, OF Ninth street, will occur at
Q O'Clock this afternoon. Interment at
RiverTiew cemetery.
Miss Marguerite Drennen will give a
porch party this evening to her friends,
it being her thirteenth birthday.
The Junior Christian Endeavor So
clety Of the Presbyterian church pic
nicked yesterday afternoon and evening
at the De Hass place, above town.
The English Lutheran church will pic
mic at Wheeling Park to-dny They VIII
go out on the 8 o'clock motor.
The old department Of the Laughlln
tin mill resumed yesterday morning.
Misses Mamie and Annie Boyd will re-
turn tomorrow from q two weeks visit
with Miss Johanna Kelso at 8enia, o.
AIr. and Mrs. Thompson Thomas leave
home Monday for Philadelphia and oth-
er eastern points tosvisit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. A. Bedford leave Sat-
urday for Lima, o., after visit with
Mrs. Bedford's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
kenw0rthy Hoge, on Fourth street.
Miss Edna Criger leaves this morn
ing for Burgettstown for a months visit
with relatives.
George Cooke, who has been at his
home in New Athens for the past two
months on account OF typhoid fever, re-
turned to this city yesterday.
Mrs. w. 7. Dixon, jr., returned last
evening from a months visit with
friends at Washington, D. Q.
Mrs. Bertha McNally, OF Springfield,
o., arrived here last evening and 10 the
guest OF the family Of James Dixon. on
Third street
James Greer leaves this morning for
Boston and other eastern points for a
two weekS vacation.
Pearl schoReid, OF Marion, Ind, Is the
guest Of his parents, on Walnut street
Mr.. and Mrs. R. W. Reed. OF Jewett,
arc visiting Mira Rachel Bayless, on
Fourth street.
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SPORT
BOXING TOURNAMENT.
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Tho BrIdEspari AthIsfle Club y AFrat.
Inc for one on AuEubt 2, apd 4-F'ati
Ftati,sFWslghli aud lightweight q ~
brought Together.
The rtinplng race meeting to be leg
al the state fair grounds track FOL "a
days beginning the latter part 81 tiia
nonth. has resulted IN boxing prom
fiquringl on o fistic carnival during ~
reriod. and Matchmaker Oscar GHron
81 The Bridgeport Athletic Club.
night Etartad,the ball a-rolling. e
on foot a scheme which will dqnn
nroye O success, considering The
number Of Visitors that win
wheeling for the races.
ais scheme Is, In eject, 70 ~ or
boxing contests before the Hfie ~
Climb on the evenings Of Augual ~
4 For tho first night his card ~
Eugene BeEenali, Of CovinEtn ~
and Louden Campbell Of Ri 1rgt
They are to 60 on at $50 p0ul Blt,e
or take two pounds, Been . ~,
ready slgnified his wllllngne ql{pIu
was sent to Campbell last MI
The bout for August 3 VIII e ~.
Yock Hennlger Of Pltls6ut .la M 4,
car Gardner, should the FOR ~ M ~.
ing. He challenged the YNt.a - ~
Gardner McClelland con lI nce
which time he has beeu lafii9 low,
Gardner agrees 70 meet iiIn ~ between
IFS and 122 pounds. ~
The third evenings efit I'M 4 ny ~ VII ~
have as stars Edle GARNER enc JacK
McClellnnd. II Is likely cClellanla van
agree to meet the man ~ VeHqlisheCl,
and oscar agrees to put W aspurse, so
confident Is be In Eddie chances IN an
other battle with the tasL Pittsburgher.
Until all the boxers afe heard from, no
other men will be asked 20 go on, 5us
II any OF the proposed matches fall
through. other good men Will be en-
gagged Good prelimihagiea will be put
an and everything done to make each
evening one to be remembered by lovers
The carnival will b doomed through
metropolitan papers, and advantages
viii be taken Of the excursion rates 10
bring to the city additional crowds OF
sports.
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NnuHpsY1ILE
AaIIssslIansous sIelanEo Of HfInor Mat
Ten rom MaEshaII,s lIetropOIlI.

A sTi...ii,nnan. DIeIanvo Of Minor Mat.
-. T-o,,, ,r.r,b.II,. ST..ronoiI..
= y. -. - yIT.,,,.o
rcSIo-aSH ,,srs ~ 9r,sd 5sSore san,re Mann
T,,ss,oy evsrjnG Sor SleaIing \. crip CONF
t.inGHs. sor,o cI6tbSnS and inner articles
Of IIttis o value rom George 90. ". RAY, q.
travelling painter. Ray said that while
he was sleeping under a tree near Wood
land, TAYLOR and Wallace stole his grip
which was on the ground near him. The
justice committed the boys to jail to
await the session OF the grand Jury IN
October. The parties we're al strangers
here.
The new uniforms for the Uniformed
Rank OF the knights OF PytnlaS nave
come. They ere beauties lac gle GU GU
Gems may expect % see so 1asIie q, ,,o
Mnen an occ aal n, pressdIt ~ i''s' ~ ss
FahN " ePPeH' W p'-' 80 ],
sigler Hanson. BOY we've I, year go, o.
eSe; was uleS oeloF ~ Sue Ssr,s i ~ stss1
teluay , IlSl 49, ~ ~, S $780, ~ the
S6 az n; Ty1 nm PII3iIsbinF Company.
TEe vas senf 10 the reform scrt,ol.
omcer A r evans has received a box
from NC ChickamauEa CONTINUING quite a
number Of articles for the friends of the
boys OF Company NJ, Of the First Regi-
ment West Virginia Volunteers
There win be no meeting OF me Ep-
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AfiSe1tsor Loshi Sstrs uiid so1.ip Prem
tho. diass ctty.


tte- giahs cttg.
Thomas r Booth came IN from Nom
roe county yesterday evening, where ne
sacked about 1900 pounds Of wool. IN
Belmont county there has not peen .
large sale Of he wool clip this year.
They seem to Be holding TOT better
prices, though "a cents Is being paid,
and n q Few instances 9 centS.
The Democratic nomination for Con-
gre1 having been declined by Editor w.
II. Arnold. Of CRdiE. Col. c. ]. Poor-
man and OtheFB s. now eaeking Judge ].
3. DFiggR II. II. McB hidden, OF Steu-
benYilie, who made the race TWO years
ago and put W gallant night, has not
declined 70 run again.
The steel works WIN start Up next
Monday and by tiat about gu OF the in-
dustrieS here viii be IA operation. u
seems IA be q great GUNNER Tor busi-
ness. Even the boys in the fishing
camps had hoped for a longer rest.
The ferryboat oIIls Neville. Is on the
docks below this eity undergoing some
needed repairs, after which she will be
placed in the ISLAND trade at Wheeling.
The boat viii be run by Col. David
Rankin. OF this city.
The Uniformed Rank OF knights OF
Pythias will give a lawn fete next Mon
day night on the Anderson lawn, In the
Fifth ward. The band will be in att
tendance and render several pieces DUR
ing the evening.
Mayor Freeze paid into the city treas
ury the past month St77 30, as the result
Of fines. The council paid q number Of
current bills and let the contract to hx
the Fifth ward hose house 10 Jones q
McGTaw.
Mrs. Thomas F. Hart and family
came IN from Muncle, Ind, last night,
and are guests OF Col. Q, I. Poorman
and wife.
Misses Pearl and Netde Wolf, OF Gin
clnnati, are spending few days with
Mrs. Harry Herzberg In the Fourth
ward
George c. MeEee, esq, Of Bridgeport
was In the city yesterday looking up the
records Of this city back as far as 1860.
AFbert MesseFiy had two fingers Of his
right hand taken OF while at work at
the steel works Tuesday afternoon.
The early closing movement among
the retail stores seems TO have dropped
out during the cooler evenings.
Mrs. Richard crozIer died yesterday
after long illness and will be buried in
Mead township.
Mrs. o. W. Holmes q able 70 be out
after being confined to the mouse for two
months past.
Miss Alice Mason, OF Fairmont, W.
Va, Is spending a few days with rela-
tlves here.
Allen Burt and wife have returned
home from weeks visit with friends IN
Flndlay.
Mrs. James wallace, Of rltusville, Pa,
IS the guest of friends and relatives In
the city.
TIM. Davis is quite III at mis- nome in
the Fifth ward.
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ness man or useful citizen; n man had
better be dead and done with Il than 10 be a
lifelong invalid, a nuisance TO everybody
and especially to the woman whom he has
vowed 10 love, honor and protect
The trouble with the average man ID that
be has not the least conception Of the
causes Of iiiheaith or the right way to 70
about Tcmedyibg them. A little indigestion
or biliousneSs In themselves are not serious
complaints, but II neglected they may de.
Velop into almost any disease In the inedi.
cal books, Or. PlsTee's Golden Medical
Discovery cures many serious diseases BY
promptly removing the causes II braces
mp the weak aud impaired stomach and
restores the appetite. 1t iuvigorltes tile
liver aud all the Secretory glands. II faeili.
tates the flow Of digestive Juices. II makes
the assimilation Of the lifc.Biving elements
OF the food absolutely perfect, aud thus
enTiches the blood Disease germs are
beayengerS, and will not enter healthy blood
or tissue. They must have the Inert It's
sues Of disease upon which TO feed, The
Golden Medical Discovery" by enrichen.
ing the blood, tears down old and incTt
tissues and builds up new and healthy
ones. II wards OF consumption and cures,
bronchial and throat affections which, Il
neglected, lead up TO consumption Al
medicine dealers sell the Discovery"
"Eighi ytarj ago my husband couVbed ali the
Time. writes Ms. 81 l. TeddeT, OF Ellington
Reynolds Go, 80, Just ~ soon a. re had I'm.
iihed meal he would throw mp. lie was Eel'
ung very weak lie took half a dozen bottles
q DI. Pitfec'S Golden Medical DiSsnvery and
the rieafant Pellets aud says he feels better
and stronger than ever before and weigh taoFs.
Everyone sad be had consumption"
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NN,ANa IIA1 "a CoNIRoL

WASHINGTON. JuIy 1S,--Fv3ns' lack Of
control and his md warmers errors gave
Chicago the game IN re third inning, after
which Swain went into the box. Attend
A"ss' 49, RHE
washington 10 0. $3.50 100 % S ;
Chicago ,....,.O a : % o 0'0 ~ 3 0
Earned ruBB chicago /. Batteries
Swain and Ntauit6, Thornton and DOna-
hue umptfe eWaftWood and Wood
lnlrne. l.nn-- - q
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BENwoop
Breezy new, ItsmI Gathered In the Busy
MMEGhall Caanty Tawn.


Breezy NewI Items Gathered In the Busy
MNElltall CaaHtT Town.
The firm Of Sinclair & Policy, real es-
tate and insurance agents, will be short
ly' dissolved. Mr.. Sinclair will devote
more attention hereafter TO the practice
OF law, and will open an office on the
corner Of Fifth and Main streets. His
will be the first lawyers shngle to flut-
will continue his real estate and insur-
ance business at the old stand.
Edward Imbody had an artery In his
left hand cut by an accident at the
Riverside steel works Tuesday night.
He blad profusely until medical assist
ance arrived. Imbody vas hit on the
hand by a Bledge hammer.
President c. W. Rronhardt will not be
a candidate for reelection to the Union
district board Of education. Walker Nc
MILAN and DR.. ]. W. Mcdonald have
been suggested, but che latter has de-
cllned TO run.
Among the Benwood families at the
Moundsvllle caE:p grounds are those of
]. W. Davis, ]. W. Leach, William
Lindsay, A. L. Pelley, Harry NJ, Stew
art and Rev. ]. 8. Robinson.
Rev. ]. s. Robinson came up yesterday
from brief sojourn at the camp
grounds, and tells Of battle with mos
quRos that Is worthy Of place IN the
annals OF the present war.
Conductor Michael Farrell goes on
work on the Baltimore & Ohio to-day,
after being of since the winter, on ac-
count Of Illness,
The italian lRboFers working on The
pipe line returned to work yesterday,
their strike being settled.
Miss Nora Dolbeare and Mrs, James
Farmer are visiting Mrs John Riley, At
Floral Home.
B. F. Peabody Is visiting his old home
ON the Hudson river, in New York state.
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nv CONsECUTfVB HITTTNG

PHILADELPHIA, July H. Cleveland
defeated Philadelphia to-day by consecu-
tive hitting. Attendance, Asg& ,scoEei
Cleveland 10 D 90 Ola 3 0 IS i 3
Philadelp'a IL 90 90 Q 0 OIL 9 2
Earned runs Cleveland { Batteries,
Young and OcopneF; ppnohue and Mo
Farland. Umpires lpniio and Hunt.
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INTER- STkTR lEAGUR.

At springa q RHE
T Sisis ~. .,.....,i, y ! 0 Q 0 . o. 5 /
Batteries EVlli and arafiusi Keenan,
and Arthur.
At Daytdf Ilr6t game. II p
Dayton ....i,..3Iq a o 9 Q ! I-s Is /
Batteries streit and Donahue; Carson
and Cote. ~,
At Dayton. cgond game: RI 2
Dayton ..,.,,e Oh 81 Z 2
RatteFi6 ltcl and Lattimer; Harper
and Cote
N az 81 csii i.6f564 1900 0 Liz Il 2
MSpsield b 90 o o 9 o list o l
BstteJ lllEi,t and 2InrRm; Ely,
Brott Grd LAW
Al Yoinr n RHE
Yoaugsl6Sa 99-e19 /:
batter -CoFlueii, Knepper and Sehre-
congosti ptodle and o'Meara.
THE BROWNS SOLD.
on, hrfTa J,,t., ~ -fVha Post nis-
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SI.OO-To ParksrSbHrg sud aisrIst'a and
Return Sunday, jHly ~ 1s9s.-Oi.OO'
Sunday, July II, the Ohio River Rail-
road will run an excursion TO Pavkers-
burg and Marietta at rate Of 81 for the
round trip.
Special train Will leave Wheeling at
a. M, Benwood at Sab a. m, Mounds
Vile at $3.50 a. M, arriving Mt Williams
town at 1910 a. m, Parkersburg at IL
a, m.
Returning, leave ParkersburR ut p.
M, Marietta at 7:20 y. m.
Pnrior car VIII be attached TO the
train and seat reservations may be So
cured bg applying TO ]. g. Tomllnson,
Passenger Agent. Wheeling
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Take 6. go j. =.
AYERS
Pills

that the St Louis Browns have been
sold to Edward Becker, a retired capi-
talist and principal creditor OF the club,
who will assume complete control. The
terms Of the sale have not been made
public. Mr. Becker announced that he
Is willing TO spend $4,000 to better tho
clubs condition. Efforts will be made
to buy Pitcher Corbett, Of Baltimore,
for whom 5000 Will be offered, ana
SWEETS, OF Boston, to play first base.
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az OWE my whole lie to Burdock
Blood Bltters. scrofulous sores covered
mv body. / seemed beyond cure. B. B.
B. has made me perfectly well wo-
man" AIrB. Charles Hutton, Bervllle,
Mich.
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BALTIMORE, July u The leaders out
classed the former oh1fnplons and won.
RHE
Baltimore 40 3 Dgas o Q 1913 :
Cincinnati IL o . 25f1 u Ill Is .
Earned runs Baltimore &: Cincinnati 1.
Batteries, McJames, Hugheg and Robin
son: Dammann, Hill ana Peltz. Umplres,
Snyder and Connolly Time 2:Eo.
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NATIONAL [RAGDR

YESTERDAYS GAMES.
Cincinnati II. BaitlHoI g
Chlcag0t, WashlngtOn 2.
Cleveland 5, philadelphia L
To-DAY's CANES.
Cincinnati at Baltimora
Louisville at Bogtor.
Pittsburgh a. fpokiyn.
st. Louis q View York.
Cleveland ~ Philadelphia.
Chic et washington
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When the yellow Gag q quarantine
oisted over a dWelliBgitmeans disease
4 danger. So when the yellow Dag
in the faes-Hhen the cheek Is sslloN.
4 the clear white Of the eye 8 dyed
lron-thsre Is danger. n q ltpr
olRs. The liver is one q the most Inn
portant organs Of the body. On the
proper discharge Of its functions depend
human health and happiness. When the
liver fails Of its duty, poIsOns at once be-
gin to generate, and other organs Of the
body become involved: Never neglect
the liver If you uehealth. Il You are
suffering from liver trouble, begin at
once the use Of AYER'sPrl and you will
end prompt relief and permanent cure.
"IWa5 % peGEenel b. lissF trouble thst
I could SttFtSlN 10 ~ lead. Whde Il
this condition ! began Ne uts Of AytfS
Pill, aid fadiRa alRdi isHit diits bslelt,
continued hsif gts tAtg I iGa esrp9 d
NY eoMpLGiRi.P
HR.K. BENTLEY,
T6PneF, N. D.
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BEAUTIFUL Upright Plano. good as
new. can be bought at q great sacrlhce.
F. w. BANNER co.
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WE have an Upright Plano, good as
new. Must be sold at once.
F. w. BANNER co.
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IHa BRowNs soLp.

sr. 1bu1si July 18.-The Post Dis
patch . authority for the statement
The times., 1898-09-11

of shorts and also by some buying
through commission houses that was evil
dently induced by the extent of the reac-
ton.
The banks have contracted their accom-
modations this week several million dol
lars, and the reduction in the surplus rev
enue to s., eco 900. all of 1t held by compar-
atively few institutions shows that they
were compelled to do so.
The feature of todays stock market
was a net advance of nearly six points
in American Tobacco, which was accom-
plished by rumors that progress is being
made towards an alliance between the
company and the plug tobacco manufac-
turers. This movement had some effeci
upon the entire list, and play upon the
market for other Industrial shares.