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Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-05-17

s.N., S,oVu,ouo; bank checks, etc
s''Voo,uOo; bills of lading express and
ireaght. $lo,0oOOoo; life insurance.
si,- 'aooo; mortgages, s., 600. .000 re-
ceipts, etc, in schedule, s2s, 900, 900;
iegacies. $9,000000.
Allison said that the estimates of the
totals Of the bill as reported independ-
eht OF the Democratic amendments
were based upon estimates on the same
articies from the cffice of the commits
s'oher of internal revenue for the fis-
cal year ending in 1899, and that the
exact figures We're $151 ,O0o, 900.
Aliison SAID that he was satisfied the
estiihate on the revenue to be deriv, i
from iermented liquors was less that il
shoulu De and he thought the increase
would bring 1t up SO as to cause it to
exceed $50, 600.
ne salu that also while the tobacco
schedule had been materially changed,
@le iotaf yield of the bill on this score
as reported to the Senate would not
Sreatiy exceed that of the House bill
lie thought it reasonable to estimate
tnat the increase that the bill. as re-
ported by the Senate, would give over
the present returns on these items
would not gall below $50 900, 900.
r,o+ - ,s ii'h'' possibly lhe eSll-
h"'e oit 'heatre and circus licenses
would fall below the figures given. As
a matter of fact fhn act;,,atos uoro an
nenasearil,, f,r - .A'''s' '1'
,s iai from accurate as they
were hased largely upon the returns of
the census of 1890.
He gave i,,ustro+;o, =. ., -,
ovid i,,a,.o,,,. q ''io1'' 70 sho" 'he
'"pi" e"Se OF business Tor tAe pur-
pose OF showing how impossible It was
to estimate upon past wears bases
Taking I'M Tho ,n,anan,o,t ;n,.4,,
without the co-onera4ion f tho p,,tI;
can members ~ ~ t o1 t'iV u
ana known as ,hl D,,+ ,,t3
mcnts. Allison exnroseoa ~ a,ti;, ~,
in addition tn tb ,rra,I[i ,iI i "a
age provisions t,o ra,,iA ;i4 l'l 80 onn ,oi oao
in the aggregate in "Idition ~ ~; w.
mate of $i50.0jo 0io alreadv nivnn ty ''i' es''-
Allison criticizad VIII 'oa9,e;,laro,,, go
verify the nroTeop far ,,i,''ei +oxintt nnie Sc
tons sa1fjn, t,t !, a,t, 1ot ~
severe unon stnrlbnIlrs IN ,,,iIt ,..l
rations and a. :; nt."i"t ~ 9hidil torpo-
double ta~a4:n, ',, was "i9o i'aoie 10 cause
In conrIItsinn .1t;sa, soi1 .h,+ - ,..
one nurnosa nt tha Sn,at 80 'i't' ~ va. W. ;
the saarefar,, af tha 70 a"tlorlze
from ti,na ~ i,,,o sooo ena nna - 'ollow
thereof 9s misbf he nee%e4 fnr :" W. ~
poses exclusiVely ana to ssne nar nsr do,t pui-
hnn1s tharnfar Gnu " is:'ue . per cent.
ia aIithorizn ~ eai1 i'ul ,GGc
Gates Of indnhtSnaS ~ s1oo tao Vsi ooa ~ ~
meet anv detict ~, r. fruo'VUUoov 70
of mo fro,,arn,,ett ~ 'ii0 "'''ih3 eApeiiSco
ChiItnn Taxas ;nouiraa ~ ,u;, ,,,,.
murh tha Sanat ~, ,'I, ~ 1iliSoIi nv"
toraI a,oo,,,t n,.,I,~d Oulu ~ ,ti' tg9Ire i tne
son of he remoVai of ny icroaad rlta ~
frnro stl-s af til Va sie Iiel V"9eu tAea
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-05-17
55th CONGRESS-.
The Senate Opens Debate on
the War Revenue Bill.
As Reported from Committee Will
Raise About Sl5l,494,066.
House Receives the DISTINCTION OF Receiving
Presidents First Veto.

WASHINGTON, May 16.-The debate
upon the war revenue measure was be-
gun in the Senate, today. The open
ing statement for the committee on
finance. was made by Mr.. Allison of
Iowa, the ranking member, in the alb
sence of Mr.. Morrill, of Vermont. 1t
was estimated that the bin as it came
from the House would raise about
500, 900, 600 a year. AS reported from
the Senate committee Mr.. Allison esti-
mates that it will raise $t5l, ,494066.
Appended is a recapitulation of the
amount of revenue to be derived by the
government under the present law and
under the bill as it was reported from
the Senate committee on finance. 1t
will be noted that the estimates IN
clude the amounts raised under the
present law and the increases propos ed
in the pending lill.
Fermented liquors. $5S,9O6.l20.
Tobacco and snuff, S43, $40, $50.
Cigars and cigarettes. $16,302, ,465.
Tobacco manufacturers and dealers,
$3o7,1O2.
Banker, S2.394. 600
Exchange brokers. and pawn brokers
81 800, 600.
Commercial brokers, 1921, ,094.
Theatres. circuses and other exhibit
tons, $1,S204i7.
Bowling alleys and billiard tables.
$lG6, ,967.
Stocks, bonds. merchandise, etc.
$4,000 00o
Bank checks. $1,000 600.
Inland bills of exchange, $780, 900.
Foreign bills of exchange, 100000.
Express and freight. including all
bills of lading, $10oOo,O0O.
Life insurance. $1.277,00o
Mortgages, $2.041.599
Other articles in schedule y, includ-
ing tax on receipts. $2S,o00 900.
Proprietary preparations and per-
fumeres, $2o000,o00
Chewing gum. $1,0O0Oo0.
Legacies and SUGGESTIONS, $9.275,475.
Total, $214O45,S29.
Add to this the revenue to be de-
rived from articles not included in the
pending bill, on the basis Of receipts of
1891:
Spirits. $S2. .00S. .542.
Brewers Especial tax, $16o,937.
Retail dealers in malt liquors,
$l9l.O71
Wholesale dealers in malt liquors
$273,Sol.
Oleomargarine, $1,O34,O29.
Filled cheese, $3.50
Miscellaneous receipts, 1915, 46S,000.
Total estimate revenue, $29S. .113, $50
Less revenues for 1897, SAG, 6,619, ,593
Revenue provided by Senate bill
$151 49f, 06G
At the conclusion of Allison's state
ment the bill was made the unfinished
business and it win be pressed to pass
age as soon as possible.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-05-17
THRIFT IS A GOOD REVENUE" GREAT
SAVING RESULTS FROM CLEAN
LINESS AND
s = p OL. l.. 10

Newport; RiverdaIe. Urquhart, Boston;
Fanny, Syphers. do; Sower, Gale, Ed
gerton.
Cid stm State of Maine, Colby, Bos-
tom schs Clarine, Dickson. Salem;
Rosa Mueller Mclean, Phila.: Georgia
T., Barton, Belfast.
HILLSBORO, n. B.-May Is. ar 18th
sch Roger Drury, Dixon, Boston, and
cld 18th for New York.
CID 10 sch Utility, Copp, Boston.
HAMBURG-May 46, ar sim Carlisle
City, Portland.
DEAL-May 16, psd stm Simonside,
st. John. n. B.. for Hull.
HALIFAX, n. S.--May 1G, ar stm
Portia, Farrel. New York.
KINSALE-May IS, psd sim Kilmor-
age, Halifax via 81. Johns, N. E., for
Manchester.
NEWCASTLE, N. B.-May IA, ar
schs George Norman. Burnley, Liver
pool; Thcma, Haaversen. Dublin.
WINDSOR, n. S.-May IS, cid sch
ElWood Burton, Day, New York; 18th
Gypsum, Emperor, Norris, New York
CHATHAM, n. B.-May IA, ar sim
Mantinea. Mulcahey, London.
HILLSBORO, n. B.-May IA, ar sch
Jacob NJ. Haskell. Hartt. Boston.
HALIFAX n. S.-May 16, ar stm st.
John City, which arrived here. this
morning. from St. John, reports hav-
ing passed what looked like a torpedo
boat yesterday off Seal Island. She
was steering in the direction of the
Bay Of F'undy.
BREMEN-May 16, ar, sim Bremen,
New York, via Southampton
IIXERPOOI-May Is. ar Stm Pa
Vonia Boston.
ANTWERP-May Il, ar, sim Berlin,
New York via, Southampton.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-05-17
Mr.. GLADSTONE RESTING EASILY.

Hawardcn, May 16-1l p. Ma
bulletin just issued says Mr. Gladstone
passed quiet and comfortable day and
has taken nourishment Well lie ex-
perienced no pain, maintained his
strength and had good deal of sleep.
DIR. Dovie, who is attending Mr Glad
stone says his distinguished patient may
last fortnight The local malady will
not Kill him, but he will grow gradually
weaker ana weaker and die Of heart
failnrn
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-05-17
Distressing stomach Disease.

Permanently cured by the mastery
power Of South American Nervine Tonic.
Invalids need suffer no longer because
this great remedy can cure them all. 1t
is cure for the whole world of stom-
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begins with the first dose. The relief it
brings is marvellous ana surprising. 1t
makes no failure: never disapponrs. No
matter how long you have suffered, your
cure is certain under the use of this great
health-giving force. Pleasant and always
safe. Sold by Bowditch. Webster & Co..
Druggist. Augusta, Me.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-05-17
AT MADRID.
Continued from page ~

vela exnects that the business Of the
quickly formed cabinet will be to
carry the budget and to facilitate the
formation of a deGnitiye ministry,
which viii solve existing problems.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-05-17
COMPLEXION OF THE CABINET.

London May IA dispatch to the
Morning Leader from Madrid says: "rhe
new ministers will be Senior Romero
Giron, minister of foreign affairs: Scnor
Aunon, minister Of marine; and the Duke
of Almodovar, minister Of public works
The remainder will form q makcshift un-
til the budget has been carried"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-05-17

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Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-05-17

The chaplain Of the Senate in his in
vocation today, made a touching refer
ence to the death of Mrs. Justin s.
Morrill,, wife of the venerable sena tor
from Vermont.
Morgan, Ala, introduced a resolution
which was agreed to, calling upon the
secretary of the interior for informal
ton in his possession concerning the
progress of work on the Nicaraguan
canal and concerning the financial af
lars OF the Maritime Canal Co.
Allison, Iowa, called up the war reve-
nue. bill and made a statement of its
features to the Senate.
The Senate finance committee figured
mat 1t would require a total of at least
S"'s.l92,OOO to pay the expenses of the
war from the present time until the
hfst OF July, 1899, not taking into ac-
count any emergency expenses that
hisht arise a any moment. The total
amount, Allison thought. would be
l"thef above than below the sum indi
Gated
Allison then carefully analyzed the
ordinary receipts and expenditures Of
the government. In the course of this
statement he expressed the opinion
'hat the estimates of the secretary of
'ne treasury that the present tariff bill
would this year raise $500 00C coo was
700 nigh. In present circumstances
ana conditions he doubted whether the
olll would produce more than $3.50 O00,-
600.
Alisoh thought the war would have
lhe inevitable effect Of diminishing the
revenue by disturbing our foreign com
Iierce. The important question. he
sdiu' was how much money should be
provided by taxation and how much by
loan.
In committee, he had been willing to
increase the revenue feature so as to
insure Sl25,oo0,000. On this point the
committee on finance had been divided
soine members desiring to raise as
iluch as or more than $3.50, 900, 600 and
ne thought that the bill would produce
'his amount irrespective of the Demo-
cratic amendments.
indeed, he thought that the bill as
agreed to by all the members would
ploouce even to exceed $780, 000,0 000
"ilile ne thought the House bill would
hot produce to exceed $105, 900 900.
Aillson here gave detailed estimate
Vi The items of increase as follows: On
lerihented liquors, $4,000, 900: on tobac-
co and snuff. $25, 900, 900; and on bank
ers. $250O,OOO.
Brokers, $1,500,000; theatres, circuses,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-05-17
WILLIAMS ON TRIAL.

Boston, May 16.-The capital case of
Commonwealth VS.. Alfred c. Williams,
was argued before the full bench of
the supreme court. today. Williams
was convicted of murder in the first
degree for killing John Gallo. an italian
farm hand at Lvnnfeld, On July 2S,
last. The court reserved it's decision.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-05-17

Mrs. Newpop-Baby was very bad to-
day. He cried for his powder-box, and
when / gave it to him, he cried and
screamed still louder.
MIR. Newpop-Thc little patriot, Just
crazy to get at the powder ani bawl.-
Philadelphia Record.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-05-17
Foreign Ports.

HALIFAX, N. S.-May 16 ar sch
Maud Carter Webber, Boston,
Sid stm Propatlia, Henri, st. Pierre,
MIG
ST. JOHN, n. B.-May 16 ar tugs
Storm King. Wasson, New York: Sea
King, Holder, Eastport; schs Sierra,
Matthews, New York Tay, Spragg,
New York; Quetay, Hamilton New
York; Rondo. Spragg. New York: d.
". g., Holder. New York: Keewaydin,
Mclean, Portland; Flash, Flower,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-05-17
Disasters.

Provincetown. Mass. May 16.-The ves-
sci previously reported ashore five miles
north Of Highland Light is the fishing
Sloop Red Rover. Newport for Boston.
with cargo of fish. The crew landed
without assistance. The schooner is in
jured. 1t is thought she can be floate1.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-05-17
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All drug.
gists refund the money If it fails to cure. 25c
The genuine has L. g. Q. on each tablet
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-05-17

An article of merit is sure to Hin. So
with the Hop Plasters which are used in
thousands Of homes with corHGchce and
success Active the moment applied. All
medicine dealers.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-05-17

f. O. Conant of Portland, has been
elected treasurer of the National as
sociation of canned goods manufact-
urers.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-05-17
New England League Standing.
Other Games.
At LEWISTON.

Bates and Boston College played a rag
ged game in drizzing weather. Bates
easily won. with her change pitcher in
q 81 s RH.E.
Rates. > 0 3 | 0 x-7-l0-55
Eoston Col. 0 0 / 0 0 0 0--1- CT
Batteries - Hussey AMI Purington;
Longhey and Slattery. Umpire, Slattery.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-05-17
IN THE HOUSE.
President Mckin!ey's First Veto Received and
Is Unanimously Sustained.

Washington. May 1.-THE House.
today. received its first veto from
President Mckinley and voted unani-
mously to sustain the executive. The
veto was of a bill comforting upon the
court of claims jurisdiction in a private
claims case of long standing. The day
was given to consideration of bills un-
der suspension of the rules. the meas
ures Of chief Importance being one rati-
flying an agreement for the allotment
and opening to the settlement of the
Comanche Kiowa and Apache lands IL
Oklahoma, and to establish an assay
office at Seattle, Wash.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-05-17
National League Standing,
FtT
,- Won. Lost. Played. Cent
New England League.

At Newport-Ncwport. 9; Pawtucket, 9.
At New Bedford-New Bedford. II;
Taunton. >.
At ran River - Brockton, ); Fall
rtiNpr
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-05-17
NOMINATIONS CONFIRMED.

Washington, May 16.-The Senate
confirmed this nomination, today.
+ Postmaster: Maine--Addison p. Buck.
FoXcroft
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-05-17
SULLIVAN-KELLY FIGHT A DRAW.

New York. May 16.-In the Sullivan
Kelly fight here. tonight, Sullivan was
given the decision in the 20th round.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-05-17
SHIPPING NEWS.
Maine Ports.

BANGOB-3Iay 16, ar, stm LaWerna,
Boston: bllt Grace Lynwocd, Gulcy,
Philadelphia schs Willie l. Newton,
Coombs Philadelphia; Robert Wood
ruff Lawrence. Winterport; Marie l.
Davis, Quinn, Rockland Imogene,
Duncan. Roclsport; Charity. Rogerts
{ vi Head; Fortuna, billings, Deer
lFl LugJ Elizabeth, Haskell, Brooks
4.H@; Gaolse VI Lewis, Quinn, Ports
:.., u,A; C-asi9tte Morgan, Woodward
L;aclsI II.
sI3, sch Marjorie. Edwards, PhiIa-
1-,atia; General Grant, Pendleton,
Camden.
WINTERPORT-May IS, ar, sch
Emma " Day, Crockett, Portland.
BATIi-May 1G, ar schs Maine. Boston;
" II Oler, do; Olys 10.
CALAIS-May IT, ar, schs Hyena, Bos-
ton via Red Beach.
Sid, schs $ W Smith. New York; Fred
G Holden. Milton.
PORTLAND-May IL. ar. schs Alice Z
Clark. Clark Norfolk; Independent. Case.
do; Lewis X CottinSham PhiIadeiphia;
tug Storm King, towing bgs Atlas and
summer r Mead. from Newport News.
EOCkPObf-May lG ar, sChs Mary S
Wonson, Gilbert, Eoo5hbay: Antelope,
CAMDEN-Mdy Is ar. schs w Nor
cross. Small. Boston, II 5 Boynton,
Cooper, Hosten.
MACHiAS-May 16, ar, schs Addie Full
Ter, Eastport: Everett Calais for Boston.
Sid, sch FretnOrt ,IOnpSb0ru
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-05-17

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,, ~ -. ~ ,,+ ,,,,, h.. Iii ,utbnriy
- IN pa RI ~ = a. r,,,1i.t f,I far
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iIl3 eiicttih J''r 7,iti,, nhinc+i,n
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me- - r. cn4 ,iIi ,ro,ii linz fo,
~" q, o. ,'iie" .,. l.; ~ f,,ca of the a1i,7tapt
an lilcied9t III ille ~ pr"i
StiIEitl JIM "s ..j,,+ di,,t,,,
aeht 10 appolnt onJ f tin,a d - -
Stntldl Wl'm IL 'irra IN ior
~, III v-as ,taesed II Droyides for the
S"lrctlph ol 'he ~ li,,,,t+
efaI Iiohl tl!e i'iNe INV i'' ''iO '''J "''''-
genera oiltt ,,o..,,,4i,, orroi,+;n,
me fQuSe JONI N SIa,ti,
" H!lam }; otWdI! o. -'e" 10y 80 -
T. Nc Mahoh OF -Ne" ~ n, ,1-;lJiI 'oirni II IL
MltchSh % " i?e ,ar,hers of tho
I6oiiSsti % o' f i4': a. Etin,1 tro,nn
ooara OF ihan1ScIs VI Ilic eitI uas rnIind
tut m S,I'1i,a disnoeaI of the measure.
Lacey: iowa faiset tIie 80 ,,jtti
eliGibiiily OF senator's oTW"i Ia, INV
as being contrary 10 t"e le''ei al '''i7l4
tuition. 49,. IN, ..oi1
Griffin. WIS, III charse on tht Dill "a az.
they received no ehQIumleni i;t,iI;tS ~ bad
p1 the poafu' anu t,'.ti,,,,aI tr'.t ~
never before heeh queStioiie9d: va,. 1oe
The resolution was pt99e"' hOe'7' i-'
nays. = ,.,, ,.e,uo +t,o House
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-05-17

Lleweuyn Barton. secretary of the Dem
ocratic State committee, says the State
convention will be held at Augusta or
Lewiston.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-05-17

At Toronto-Toronto. 6; Rochester. |
At al-Buffalo. /: Montreal, +
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-05-17
Other Domestic Ports.


VINEYARD RAVEN, MASS-May
l6, ar, and sid, sens j NJ Kennedy.
ltondout for Portland; L NJ ThurloW.
Port Reading for HalloWcll: Rival,
Port Liberty for Augusta; Velma,
Weehawkcn for Lubec; Avis (Brl
Bridgeport for ST John; Nat Meader.
South Gardiner, for New York: Maggie
Todd. Red Beach for do: Myra B, (Br),
st John, for Stony Brook, Ii.
Also ar, schs J Little, Bangor for
orders; T W II White. Philadelphia
fer Gardiner; Henry Lindsey. Jones'
bor0 for New York: Ernest T Lee.
Calais for Bridgeport: Nellie Grant.
Ellsworth for Rondout: Fannie Earle.
Staten Island for Boston, (all sailed.
Sid. sch Two Sisters.
Psd. schs Grace Webster Port John
son for Bangor; Levi Hart, Hoboken
for do: Thomas Boose. Perth Amboy
for Hallowell Ella NJ Storer, Philadel-
phia fer Rockport.
CITY ISLAND-May 1G, ar. sch
Thomas Borden. Eockland, Me.
BOSTON-May Is. ar, stms Bclvi-
dere, Port Antonio: John Wise Greens
l-fildilS "ith bS haf&ilN; sens Lucy
Warren. Rockland: Lady Antrim, do
Ped Jacket, do; Nile, do; Mansur B
oakes, Machias; Viola May, Calais: Z
and G H Hinds, do; Chester r Law
renee, Rockport: j II G Perkins. do.
Maid, Sullivan, Me; James a Webster
Greens Landing; Jessie II Gross. do:
Turban Rr1, Hamilton: w II Waters
(Brl, St John: Victory (Br), do.
Cid. stms Norseman (Br(. Liverpool:
Scandinavian G3r>. Glasgow: blk Star
Of the East (Br>, New York: schs Mar
cissus BD. BridgeWater; V T II, CBD,
Bear River
NEW YORK-May 1G. CID, schs CarGel1
White, st John. \ b; n c Borden, Wind
7or. S; Gypsum Princess, Windsor n S.
LYNN. MASS-May 16. ar, lighter Ben
i2nin uarrisoil. Rockland.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1898-06-16

Jacob G.. Whine, and
Scott E. Whine,
partners doing bust
ness as Whine &
Winnie,
Plaintiffs,
vs..
Theodore r. Rose,
Defendant.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1898-06-16
War news condensed. Tho War ia

War news condensed: The War de.
partment, having started the Santi-
ago expedition, is now concentrating
all its energies toward the prepara-
tiOn Of forces to be sent to Porto Rico
The auxiliary cruiser st. Louis
has brought information to Cape Hay
tien to the effect that the Americans
Monday took possession of fortified
position commanding portion of the
port of Santiago, but that the Span
iards rallied and recaptured the Esst.
The information does not tally with
a cablegram received Sunday night
by United States Minister Powell,
which asserted that 5000 Americans
had landed at Santiago Bay without
encOuntering serious opposition. -.
Thirty five hundred soldiers at San
Francisco are being loaded on trans
ports for departure to Manila. The
troops will becOnvoyed from Honolulu
to Manila. The troops will sail
from Frisco tomorrow. Lieutenant
Blue, OF SIMPSONS forces, has Just
completed detour of 10 miles around
Santiago and reports having seen all
OF Cervera's ships In the harbor.
lit Is said that fierce fighting con-
tinues in the Philippines, and the in
surgent leader Aguinaldo is attempt.
ing to take MaLila before Dewey's re.
Inducements arrive. Spain, it is said,
would rather Dewey would capture
Manila than have the city fall into
the hands Of the insurgents. Spain
continues to make overtures to Ger
many After Germany gets a formid.
able feet in the Philippine waters she
may take part with Spain, her idea
being to grab the Spanish possessions
In the east 81. The San Francisco,
which was grounded of the Massa-
chusetts coast a few days age, has
been pulled off into deep water. She
suffered no injury by the accident.
a reorganization Of tho troops at
CLickamauga viii be necessary to ac-
commOdate the additional troops be-
ing recruited under toe second call
for volunteers. Conflicting reports
OF the whereabouts of the Cadiz fleet
are again current today. The War
department claims to have advice
from high, though unofficial source,
that the fleet is still at Cadiz and is
unseawOrthy, There is suffering on
board the transport ships from the
heat. Premier Sagasta's secretary
announces that any peace conditions
except those coming from the enemy
will be accepted. The popular bond
issue is much in demand. A New
York syndicate has offered to take
any part Of the issue not sub.
scribed. The Hawaiian annexation
lists are in the majority and the is.
lands are sure to be annexed. The
Cadlz fleet is reported to be at Cadiz
and also on Its way to Cuba. The
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1898-06-16
ACleyer Trick.

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can try it who has lame back and weak
kidneys, malaria or nervous troubles.
We mean be can cure himself right
away by taking Electric Bitters.
This medicine tones up the whole sys.
TEN, acts as a stimulant to the liver
and kidneys, is a blood purifier and
nerve tonic. 1t cures constipation,
headache, fainting spells, sleeplessness
and melancholy. 1t is purely veg
etable, mild laxative and restores
the system to its natural yigor. Try
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