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Not a Spanish Torpedo But an
American, Sent the rIerritnac
to the Bottom.
SEVEN AMERICANA HEROES
look Their Lives in Their Hands and Put the Old
Collier Where She Would Do the Most Good
-Cervera Hopeless Prisoner

Copyright, 1893. by the Associated Press
On Board the Associated Press Dispatch
Boat Dauntless, off Santiago> de Cuba,
June 4, via Kingston, Jamaica, June A.
Rear Admiral Sampson, during Friday
morning, decided to close the narrow g1ar-
Dor entrance to Santiago de Cuba by
sinking the collier Merrimac. loaded with
coal, in the channel. He called for vol
unteers to go to almost certain death and
1000 men offered themselves Lieutenant
Hobson and six men were chosen and at
a. m. Friday morning the Merrimac.
under her own steam, entered the chan
mel under terrible Spanish fire. The
vessel was riddled with projectiles, but
she anchored and swung around. Lieuten-
ant Hobson then set off an internal torpe-
do with an electric attachment. There was
an explosion, the Merrimac sank. and
the channel was closed and, apparently,
Admiral Cervera will be unable to es-
cape
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CERVERA CAN'T MOVE HER

Washington, June 4.-As to the prospects
OF the Merrimac being removed by the
Spaniards, as is reported to be under way
a. Santiago, the officials at the navy de-
bartment declare that this is likely to be
difficult dangerous and tin4e-consuming
operation. The hulk could be blown up by
the use of dynamite charges. which would
not be difficult to place in the shallow
water where the Merrimac lies. for the
reports say the top of the funnel is above
water. indicating a depth of. about forty
or fifty feet, but it is believed that the
wreck lies in sight from the sea and it is
not doubted that Samp1bn will post some
Of the heavy ironclads in such a position
us 20 be able to command the site with
her heavy guns and prevent the Spanish
wreckers from working. At night some
thing might he accomplished by the wreck
ers, but that work would be full of dan
ser.
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INVADERS LEAVE FOR TAMPA

Mobile. Ala. June Alive transports
carrying the Twentieth infantry, Colonel
Wheaton, Third infantry, Colonel Page.
and troops A, c. D and T. Of the Second
cavalry. steamed down Mobile river al
800 o'clock this morning, enroute, pre-
bly,. to Tampa, but really under seal
ed orders. The transports are the steam
ers Metteawan. Saltwater, Breakwa ter,
Arkansas and Morgan.
The troops were quartered on the yes
sells by II o'clock last night and had a
good nights rest. Reveille was sounded
at o'clock and the last preparations for.
the voyage weremade. ! Some 200 horses
had to be loaded on thssNorgan and this
and other work deiayedAhe departure I'M
Ill the hour above nanlkd. Then the five
vessels pulled out pre4y niue together
and formed a processioA Eown the river.
The last seen of the Transports from the
top of the custom house Vas as it passed
down the channel, the VESSELS being about
half a mile apart, the leader being a mere
speck on then ORION, just as they turned
where the river ends and the bay chan
mel bends.
Washington. June 4-The war depart
ment today chartered the Gate City and
the City of Macon for transport purposes
for the Cuban army INVASION.
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HOW SANTIAGO LOOKS

| Copyright, 1898. by the Associated Press J
On Board the Associated Press Dis
patch Boat Wanda, off Santiago de Cuba.
with the American feet, June 3, via King
ston, Jamaica, June 4.-Sixteen warshfps
of the United States and 1900 men are
drifting here under the shadow Of Cuba's
towering mountains.
In the mountain side is a small OPEN
ing, rift that leads away. twisting and
turning. up to Santiago. 10 miles from the
sea. In this narrow harbor stream lies
the feet of Admiral Cervera. All day and
all night the eyes of the American sailors
arc fixed upon the narrow entrance 10 the
harbor. as the warships slowly drift I'd
and down past It.
Perchei high on tho side OF the en-
trance 10 the :1ar5or is MORO Castle.
which Tor :wo centuries has looked down
upon all veSscels enterig there. On the
opposite point small palms and tropical
shrubbery grows rank and green. almost
hijirg the battery that has been placed
at tina. point.
Sailing along the shore. four miles of.
Castle. L looks ikea thousand rocky
spurs that project from the mountain
sides. all along the eastern shore o fine
island.
This is the picture OF the Santiago
blockade today:
The Landscape IS one Of great beauty
The mountain scenery IS majestic. C-ea- .
peaks. green robed, rise SEQ feet above
the sea level. with surli; clouds obscurinS +
them and then drifting away from thei-
cleaning SUBMITS
Down in the deep Sha6owed blue a;
their base are ;he wa-shirS. silent and
grim. drifting. waiting for she battle
a; night the moonlight makes a beeau.i-
iul picture OF TIE mountains and sea
Imagine the OCEAN washing from ,he
hills OF The Rocky Mountains. w..h a tror-
zeal sky above all aul you have q pic
.gre q Santiago de- Cuas
No attempt is made by the Sect 70 SO
MO The harh0r. Mines srs near the en-
trance and 81 would te suicidal fo- large
ships 20 attempt 10 enter s. there IS
nothing "a 60 but 70 SaT N and down
,ast the harbor mouth. hoping the span
81 ships may again show themselves or
,orne cut for an open combat
The SRanisrds have plainly laid a trap
or the American ships. Esrbo-s are
mined. batteries have been PLANTED al
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CHlCKAMAUGA CAMP NEWS

Chickamauga National Military Park
Ga. June 4-Regimental and company
drills were the order here tolay. The de-
parture Of Inspector General Breckinri;ige
and staff for Tampa cancelled the second
( days inspection Of the First division of
+ the Third army corps and the elaborate
maneuvers of yesterday were not repeated
today. as was intended.
The work of instructing the volunteers
! in the art of the handling of firearms
Will now begin number of rifle ranges
Will be established at once and next week
all the regiments viii be given target
practice.
Captain Rockwell, OF the ordnance de-
partment. Is doing mis- utmost 10 equip
the regiments with arms, ammunition,
etc, and is succeeding as rapidly as posi-
ble. He practically equipped five regi-
ments yesterday and other regiments will
be equipped as last as the equipments
arrive from the arsenals.
Il is now generally believed that the
First Ohio cavalry VIII be sent TO Tampa
during ths next fe wdays. The regiment
IS thoroughly equipped and has lhe Krag-
Jorgensen rifles. The new rifles were is
sued to this regiment on account Of a
strong probability Of IFS accompanying
the regular cavalry % Cuba
Speaking o. the press reports 20 the
effect ,ha; the war department has Or
dered the park % be put IN condition for I
the entertainment OF 500 troops all sum /
uer Lieutenant Colonel Richards said /
tina, no notice 30 THAI effece rad been re- 4
ceived al General Brooke's headquarters. /
He 4dded. however. that Il sufficient VOL +
unJeers aye sent here % complete the +
Third and ski corps. a. was the original 1
intention. there VIII be $500 troops any
how Colonel Richards said further THAI
# each Of these regiments IS recruited 70
is fun strength th2. will Re 8 oo1 troops
a. :hs park whea me Ska corps IS CON-
pietsd
There Is row practically 10 complaint
anywhere n che big camp TIE men are
getting use3 . The army ra-lors aa1 tae
supply ot water Is abundant
-AI5u;ant Genera. Arthur Macarthur Lex
General Wads's headquarters las; nlgHr
FOR san Francisco. vhere &c VIII assume
-oat.o! az q brigade of rrooPs sar cae PHI
pI- 10 Islands. he was -ecezt3y made
q orjga5ler general
Al tne regiments are a1sElEe strenuous
sforts 10 -ecr71l. 20 fl,l Strength f. con-
l-i1ssce with orders issued a tew days ago
: NUMBER q recruiting sficers have been
selt ou. AID are actively - Eo-k
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| thur, assistant surgeon: Captain George
Bushnell. assistant surgeon; Donald Nc.
Lean. Michigan; George R. Fowler. New
York
Captains and assistant surgeons, 20 be
origadier surgeons with rank of major
William c. Jorgas. Henry P. Birmingham.
Marlborough {. Wyeth. Richard W. john
son. Edward c. Carter. William o. Owen.
Peter r Egan. William ]. Wakeman.
William Stephenson, Adraira 6. Poltho-
mas. John L. Phillips. William c. Borden
Edgar A. Mearns. Guy L Edie. William
D. Crosby. William L. Kneedler, Charles
81 Candy. James z. Pitcher. Charles 2
Ewing. Walter D. McCaw. !. r Kean.
Henry l. Raymond. Francis J. Ives. VII
liam P. Kendall. Edward r. Morris. Hen
~ 5. Harris. William B. Banister. PAM
C!endennin. Charles z. wood-ra. Eugene
l. Swift. Paul Shiliock. Ogden Rafferty,.
Charles F. Mason. James D. Glennan, Al
fred Bradley. Philip c. Wales.
To be brigade surgeons. with rarl, ~
ma1or-Wiliis g. Macdonald. Charles NJ.
Drake. Georgia: Joseph K Weaver. Penn
sylvania; Charles e. Ruth, Iowag John
w. Bayne. District OF Columbia: Milo b.
Ward. Missouri; Schuyler c. Graves.
michigan; George T. Vaughan. OF Marine
hospital service; Nathan s Jarvis. New
York; William Devine. Massachusetts,:
John c. Martin. Ohio: Peter D. Mac
Hsughton. Michigan: Samuel T. Arm
strong acting assistant surgeon; Samuel
.. l. Potter. California; George A. Smith.
Iowa; Arthur Snowden. Virginia: r
Stransbery Sutton. Pennsylvania: Frank
Brusc, New York.
10 De additional paymasters-James B. |
kenner Of Indiana domination OF James |
q McKenna of Indiana for the above Of |
fee withdrawn
To be commissary of subsistence with
rank Of captain-Warren c. Fairbanks /
Indiana
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As SPANISH EYES SEE II

Madrid. June <.-The version OF the
sinking Of the Aerrimac. which has
reached the minister OF marine here.
Captain Aunon, from Santiago. is as fol-
lows:
a Spanish vessel has sunk an Ameri-
can auxiliary cruiser in 'front.' Of Santa
so. All the members OF the crew Of the
latter have beer imprisoned. The rest
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WHAT PEACE TALK IS WORTH

New York. June f.-Tae Commercial
Advertisers LONDON Correspondent ga
h:ss today as follows;
In European eyes. the econo17fc con-
dition Of Spain Is becoming tae 1ss, in
portaat aspect Of the war and the anxi-
ely of the hau;e finance over 4 has
prompted some recent dispatches about
the Spanish desire for peace. Trustv9r-
thy letters from Madrid say the sasr-
izrds sbsuTdly underestimate the terms
OF pesco which the United States would
Be likely 70 entertain and the talk sHs1.
them is only vague speculation. chiefly
among the uEsasy commerciai c1arzcs
Mea % judgment and knovie1ze q .ha
disposition - the continental pozsrs *
pect few results from CastIIo's SQUAD
Ing q the powers unless Z DECISIVE naval
battle is fought in tae mean tine
Asssrs Thrau and jones. the two
newspaper cor7espoa2s-ts Imprisoned a.
Havana ana receatlY exchanged f9r
Spanish officers were also az tAe zary
department during the day
FrazktoEt. ky.. Jane 1-Csove-no- Brad
ley left o. = SPECIAL ira.a To-Day zesa fs-
Lexington 70 deliver tae commissions ~
tas Eeai1ckY cavalry t-po1s wa.ch haI
been ortsred q Cnickzzasga
Chicago June s-Trausp7rtat.aa vas A..
ranged to1zy for tie fai-S~tnE reEsrneu;a.
FRS; Teanessee. . saa FrzrelHcos Fl-st
ksntgcky. % Ca.czanszEsz. E-lre, Ken
tackT iroo2 g cavalry. % Chscke zlausa.
Me.oos-ne. Victoria Jzae z-Ths v7slnr
l. Victoria ard tasmania h2s -esal.sd y
TIE adoption % sae federation a.s To-.
->sul; Il Sss South Yzles = AL ssa5s- I
FIJI
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NO MORE MAINE REPORTS

Washington. June 4-Senstor Chandler.
from the committee on naval affairs. to-
day made report 10 the senate on the
resolution passed on February 2lst last.
directing an investigation into the de-
struction OF the battleship Maine. The
committee say that in view Of the care
full inquiry by the naval court and that
which was later made by the senate CON-
mittee on foreign relations. they deem an
investigation by the naval committee IN
necessary and have therefore made none-
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board unframed. The Spanish admiral.
under the flag of truce. on Friday sent
word to the American admiral that he
offered to exchange the prisoners, adding
that in the meanwhile Hobson and his
party would be treated with the greatest
kindness
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DRIVEN OuT BY BIANC0

London, June 4.-The foreign Office an
nounces that Captain General Blanco only
consented to release Messrs. Robinson
and Whigham, the English newspaper
correspondents. on condition that they
leave the island not TO return. They are
expected TO embark on the British cruiser
Tlbot for Jamaica on Tuesday next. per-
mission having been given her to 20 70
Havana for the purpose Of embarking
British residents.
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REPAIRS TO HE MONADNOCK

San Francisco. June 4.-The monitor
Monadnock arrived here this morning
from Port Angeles. Washington, and
went direct to Mare Island. where she
will be overhauled. 1t is not known here
exactly what disposition will be made Of
her. It has recently been reported that
she will go to Honolulu or Manila Re
port also says that she will leave here
with the third expedition to go % the
Philippines, which will probably leave
in a HINT tuo u.oaLye
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HOW HE HEROES WERE SAVED

Copyright. IS:.S. by the Associated Press.)
Kingston, Jamaica. June &.-Hobson and
the oFher heroes of the Merrtmac were
saved in The following manner: Unable
after no sinking Of ;heir vessel 10 make
their way back through the storm OF sho,
ard s.l~il. they rowed into the barber 20
Che Spanish flagship aud were taken on
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along it on either side and the Spaniards
are well equipped with good guns and
emokeless powder. But the Americans
will not fall into the trap. One ship NAV
be sacrificed. but IL it Is blown I'D ana
sunk IL will block the harbor and pre-
vent the Spaniards from getting nut
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LONDON WAITS FOR HE BONDS

London, June 4-Te ST. James Gazette
this afternoon says that the American
war loan Of 500 900. 900 is to be issued dur
ing the coming week. and it adds that the
hope is expressed here that good por-
ton Of Il will be offered 10 London. where
1t is confidently anticipated that the bonds
will be partially taken I'd.
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VAR APPOINTMENTS

Washington. June 4-The president 70
day seat these nominations 70 TIE sc1-
are:
Far appointment; IN t>e volunteer army
To Be chief surgeons % divisions. EltA
rank &C nasor-Ca2;z:n william z. A.
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KEEPING SPANISH FOURS UP

London, June Among the various
causes ascribed to the firmness OF Span
ism fours is that they are supported by m
important combination Of strong financial
houses in England and France. They
closed today at net gain Of use.
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CTTY CHAMPIONSHIP RACES.
Entries Close Tonight for the SecOn
 Race Meet to be Held Friday.

Entries Close Tonight for the Second
 Race Meet to be Held Friday.
 The city championship cup to be con- tested for at the meet next Friday and Sept 13 at Elm City Park under the management of the New Haven Cy- cling club is arousing a great deal of interest among the local racing men. and as only those who have never won a prize in this city, and the event be- ing a one-mile handicap, all riders eligible will have a good chance to win. The prizes will be decided by points in the two meets, 70 to first, to sec ond, to third, to fourth, and to fifth, so if a rider comes in fifth he still will have good show in the Sep tember meet. A prize of $1O value also is included In the winner for the race Friday. Fathers, mothers, broth CTS, sisters and the relatives of the riders who are entered in this class will turn out and give their favorites a rousing send-off and when, at the home stretch, their favorite is in the lead how they will cheer him on to victory. This race above all others should not be missed and no doubt the townspeople will turn out in large numbers to see 1t.
 k. F. Ludwig, who broke the state one-mile handicap record at Water bury on the Fourth of July, is entered and other speedy riders from this and other cities are entered. Notable among the riders entered are George H. Collett, Edward c. Hausman, Will liam Rutz, Ertz and Kramer, and Ed ward Collett. All these cracks will be in the races for supremacy and they will in their endeavor to lead the pro- cession, no doubt break some of the records of the day.
 Secretary F. F. Peckham will be at the club rooms all day and this even ing so that those who have not yet entered will have an opportunity to do so, as the entries close tonight.
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COMMITTEE ON CLAIMS.

The Committee on Claims will meet in Room 10 and II, City Hall, Wednesday evening July 9th, 1898, at s o'clock, to consider the following matters:
 Petition of Fl. II. Guernsey for damages. Petition of Charles H. Cook for damages. Petition of Nicholas Murano for dam ages.
 Petition of Lillian Simpson for damages.
 Petition of William Grinnell for abate- ment of taxes.
 Petition of F. M. Loveioy for abatement of taxes of Daniel Lovejoy, deceased.
 Petition of F. c. Hill for abatement of interest on taxes.
 Petition of George H. Bishop for abate- ment of taxes.
 Petition of A. S. Moulthrop for damages.
 Petition of Sherman Chipman de dam ages to oyster lots.
 Petition of L. R. Hemingway for abate- ment of interest in lien.
 Petition of Andrew Condon for return of taxes
 All persons interested in the foregoing are notified to appear and be heard thereon. Per order, JOHN J. HOGAN, Chairman. Attest: JAMES B. MARTIN, jy5 2t Assistant City Clerk.
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COMMITTEE ON APPROPRIA-
 tDVnNS

A. meeting of the Committee on Appro- prlatons will be held in Room IA, City Hall, Wednesday evening, July 9th, 1898, at s o'clock, to consider the following natter Resolution that Bridge Bonds of the City of New Haven be issued to an amount suf- ticlent to build new drawbridge on Chapel street over Mill river, and that the same be sold and the avails appropriated for the building of said bridge.
 All persons interested in the foregoing are hereby notified to appear and be heard thereon without further notice. Per order,
 NICHOLAS P. C0RC0RAN, Chairman.
 Attest: JAMES B. MARTIN,
 jy5 2t Assistant City Clerk
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CH1RTER OAK RACES.
Characterized Yesterday by Good Fin
 ishes.

Hartford, Conn, July 1.-The racing at Charter Oak park to-day was char acterized by good finishes and close contests. Equity, driven by Geers, made his first race and his first mark, 2:12A in the 2:16 trot. Lady of the Manor worked out the 2:3O pace, fore ing the field to five heats. The 2:1S trot was the event of the day Geor- geanna picked as a winner being de- feated by Alrich, the latter winning the last three of the six heats. Atten- dance small. Summaries:
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FOR SALE.

CHEAP, 0ne-family house. Nine rooms, all improvements. Near Blatchley ave- nue, two minutes walk from Grand ave- nue. cars, Address
 iY6 7tA DWELLING. This Office.
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THE NEW HAVEN SAVINGS LIAM


 Interest at the rate of four per cent. per annum will be credited depositors for the six months ending June S0th, 1898, upon all deposits entitled thereto not exceeding in rate of three per cent. per annum upon the excess of two thousand dollars, payable on and after July 1st, 1898.
 Deposits made In this Bank before July 10th, 1898, will commence to draw interest July 1st ROBERT A. BROWN, Treasurer. New Haven. June Both. 1898. iy1 St
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FOR RENT.
FIN E tREEZHRS

SECOND floor shop 166 St. John street.
 WILLIAM H. OSBORN, jy6 3t* 164 St. John street
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BURWELL-In this city, July 5th, Wood run hillam, son of Merritt and Susie IA, Burwell, aged one year
 Notice of funeral hereafter. EARLE--ln this city, July Sd, 1898, Sarah $, Caldwell, widow of John E. Earle, In the 66th year of her age.
 Funeral services will be held at No. 2ol Lawrence street on Wednesday afternoon at four o'clock Friends are invited to attend. 2t
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MAKE your own Ice Cream. Easy enough, quick enough and cheap enough with the freeze-all-oyer- alike "Ohio" Spiral Dash Freezer.
 iY2 1 6 LINSLEY X LIGHTROuRN
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TAKES THE PLACE OF COAL.

THE NEW FUEL OIL BURNER, which can be placed in any stove or range.
 Now on exhibition at ROOM 15, 69 CHURCH STREET, and 5SS
 STATE STREET. Will do everything that can be done with the thing for shore cottages. For sale by jy2 ISt c. F. BUTLER, Manager.
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FOUND,

A LADY'S jacket, containing a small sum of money, on Lawrence street near Whit ney avenue. Owner can have by applying jyG 1t* 245 LAWRENCE SIT.
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CLAIiiXllYANa.

MARY J. WRIGHT, M. D. Home 27 High street, near Crown. Consultation on Medi- cal, Personal and Business matters, $1.00 Doctor treats all chronic diseases with or without medicine. Hours: to 12 m., to 5. p. m.,. aud evenings; Sundays, 10 to 1. Class, Fridays D. m
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1000 BEST DALLAS,

1,OOO BEST DAHLIAS,
 5 cents each; 3 year Fay's Currants, $1.OO dozen, $7.5O hundred; 4,000 one year Cal Prvet at $12.50 per thousand; best Carpet Edging, and Bedding Plants, and all kinds of nursery stock very reasonable; lawns and gardens improved and cared for; landscaps work speciality. CONWAY, West RocH Nurseries 211 Orange street. ap20
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d5lants.

One Cent Word for each insertion. five cents Word for full Week, sev. en times.
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BIRDS FOR SALE

Greys, Double Yellow Heads, and Brazilian Blue Fronts. Cana ries-Belgian Long, and Hartz Mountain. Guinea Pigs and Squirrels Rats cleaned out by Ferrets. ENSKO, the Bird Man,
 jy1 If 76O State Street.
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MORNING JOURNAL COURIER. WEDNESDAY, JULY
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
 JULY 6
DEATHS.

SUN RISES, 4;25 MooN RIsEs, HIGH wATER SUN SETS. 7;27 9:24 1918
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BAY RUrI, the incest, most fra

BAY RUrl, the incest, most fra grant, from St, Thomas is here in cask in its original purity. We put it in plain bottles and put plain labels on the bottles. The only single thing to recommend it is its quality. That's where it diff fers from some Bay Runs put up in cute bottles with green roses on the label. SI.OO HAnrIAMELIS (Witch Hazel) heals hurts, helps bruises, soothes insect bites. You can buy it at any price but you don't always get it strateht, Water is cheap and cheap Witch Hazel is mostly water. Ours is the absolutely pure double-distilled product bot tied on our own premises in fuH quarts. 3S cts.
 39I State Street.
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WANTED.

WANTED, SITUATION as chambermaid and waitress: no objection to the country. Apply for jy6 2t 32 HIGU Sr
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Cottage Furnishings. Cool Dainty Draperies.
 Best quality Mosquito Bed Canopies.
 Awnings for porch and window use.
 Bamboo Porch Screens.
Straw MattingS.

We have always led in Mattings. Think we can save you money. Prices vary from IF r-2c. to soc. per yard, TO per cent. off on full pieces. The line is large and comprises all grades of fibre and cot ton warps.