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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-12-11
Patrick. ". Va, Nov. i4th.

Patrick, W. Va, Nov. 18th.
Nobody will ever know the terri
bic agony that my wife has endured
from Falling Of the Womb in the
past. Two weeks ago she began
using McElree's Wine of Cardui and
Black.Draught, and from the first
dose she has felt relieved and to-day
she is better than she has been in
three years.
W. J. JENKINS.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-12-11
Rendville. Ohio, April Il. 1898.

Three weeks ago was so ! could not
stand on my feeti but after taking one
bottle Of Wine Of Cardui can so as |
please and do my work easily. have
helped many other women by telling
them of Wine of Cardui.
MRS. SARAH |. JONES.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-12-11

Cured me OF indigestion and heart dis
ease after years of suffering. when all
other remedies and doctors had failed
". d. Coleman,
Beulah S C.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-12-11

Cures all coughs, colds. hoarseness, sore
throat. bronchitis. hemofrhaee. ana an
throat and lung diseases. Elegant. rc!ia-
bic.
Twenty-Five cents al druggists. rrepar-.
cd only by Dr. H. Motley, Atlanta, Ca.
ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-12-11

strings. but the dressmakers say that
without il no polonalse or redngote will
set decently. Evidently there is not even
promised yet a relaxation from this Sc
verify of lacing, for the most attractive
new lounging robes belle their titles and
are as close fitting as calling dresses.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-12-11
Globe. Ind. Ter. Dec. 2nd.

used two bottles OF McElrce's Wine of
Cardui and some Black-Draueht last sum-
mCr, before, and one bottle after confne.
ment, and done better than ever before,
it being my fourth child. am in better
health now than have been in years.
Your medicine is all you claim for it.
MRS. ORA PAGE.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-12-11

Waycross, Ca, Jan. 18th. 1898.
In August 1896 | began the use Of
McElree's Wine of Cardui and Black.
DrauSht in accordance with your advice,
and have been taking it ever since when
! felt the need of it. am completely
cured, and expect to be confined in June.
MRS. ROSA FULFORD.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-12-11
Parsons. Kansas, April 1898.

Wine Of Cardui is taking the lead here.
In several cases where doctors medicines
were of no avail your Wine
did the thing right.
QUARLES s. CO., Druggists. - n
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-12-11

Do the rich or the poor spend the mo
IN entertaining? Not proporiionateiy p
absolutely. OF course. says the Me-
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-12-11
LADlES' ADVISORY pEpARTMrNr.

For advice in cases requiring special
directions, address, giving symptoms,
ladies Advisory Dept. The CHATTANOOGA
MEDICINE co., CHATTANOOGA, Tenn.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-12-11

When 10 shake hands and when not &C.
audhe hands are questions very IRE.
fu'htiy addressed 20 us by our CORE
Honaen's. The subject Is O many-sidcd
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Co.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-12-11
1873 N. 3rd St.,

FdNlVlNaIIi NJ'' FNPIH AV' IOTO'
have used two bottles of Wine Of Cardui
and have been greatly benefited by its use.
d names Of some lady friends who have female
lies.
MISS AGNES McCAMMON.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-02-24
EeufIif6e Shurfenthat.

@oupsrnsur Gtfinion if bonn Sheriff
9aiterion, Decatur gounip, Ga. bon
elmer boarittdubenben Shanetibat in
3enntnib seiest tpOroen, ipeIde in bsr.
sunsener @o&e in ienem County bon
brei Reeern periibt nurbs. DisIeIben
lbsrfielsn bic l6idbrias 1odtsr bss
5armers Sumss Alonp, Hedtsn ibrs aIei.
Der in Branb unb bieItsn Fe bann feit,
bls itre 8Ieiber nabsau pom 2slbe ge,
brannt iparen. Damn madten iis fid
aus bem Staube unb bas Mdbden Iansis
bon obsn bic unten nit 8ranbipunosn en-
tsbedt su Suuie on. Ra6 ben Iesten
8eri6ten pirb ibr Cob tiinbIid srtpar.
tet. Der Sberiff ma6t bic er5bten an.
ftreneunsen. Der Burden babbaft ,u
werbsn, unb Der @oupernsur ipirb pabr.
i&sinIi& cine srose 8slobnuns for bsrsr
Ssrbaftuns ausisssn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-02-24
Qtttefpn.

= Srau Souls Sddfsr bon Wia
Strabs, cine Iansidbrise 8spobnsrin
unfersr Stabt tarb am Samitaa i'm
73. 2ebensiabrs unb tpurbe am Wontas
i'm Samtcwn SrisobOfs bssrbisi.
-Sobn 8. Gbomas bon Deft pitts.
ton fisl am Samftas 8ormittae in bsr
Stspens Dime bon bsr .,2ift" Bis ,um
5ubs bes S&a&tes unb Isbte nur Elm
paar Ninutsn na4ber; gismanb fob
bas llneldd.
: Ser Sarbiss George Diaiams se.
rieib am Sonntae su Gorf Sane nit ei.
mem RaRensenpRen in Strsit unb erbieIt
i'm 8srlaufs psfeIben sinsn tisfen S&niti
i'm Sa!ie er tpurbe benz Soipital iiber,
fhbrti tpo man isine @eneiuns eripartst.
= am Sonntas Morssn ipurbs ber
tobte 86rpsr bes Bolen Sobn Sanlo bon
8sit pitiston entIane ben o.. 8. & @.
@slsiisn nabe BEN Ggstsr S&a4t auf.
esfunben; berielbe mar fur1tbar ssr.
itlmmeIt, beibe Nrme unb Der 8adsn
tparen esbroden unb Der aopf ,ur un.
formIi&sn Rahs serbrudt.
- Samss Cooper. Elm Sarmarbeitsr
bon Uiiltpaufie. perIor am Samitas
Ra&t in 8esleituns isines ArbsitSssbsrs
auf bem Seimipese feline psiiide unb
perlieb ben Wasen nabs Gorton, um bic.
ielbe auisufuden. nobel sr bon sinem
asbieb Bailey 8uss estrOfsn unb setbo.
tst tparb; auber einem S4dbelbru&
srbislt sr sipei srobe S&nitte an Der
Sanb.
-Sranf 8eamiib, ber pittston asent
Der Scranton Srss 9rsb uno elm 8rubsr
oes Seraussebers bsrielbsn. purbe am
5reiias Worsen in ieinsr Office i'm Gan.
bsIs'Beb6rbe @sbdubs on Wain Strabs.
our& 2eudtsas erifidt aufsefunben. 81
mar 25 Sabre alt. ipobnts in 4poea unt
ipirb bon ieinsr @attin unb sinem ainbs
iibsrIebt. Dis ben Sad untsriu&snbsn
@oroners @efdporenen iamsn am Ulon.
tag su BEN 8sidIu7s. bab 4samiib'S
Iob sinsm 3ufalle susuiarsiben isi.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-02-24
6pbe Narfer Nottset1.

= Sreo, Der II Wonate aIte Spbn
Der gbeIeute Wm. BarteIs bon 8rics
Strabs itarb am Disnitas unb ipirt
bsute beeroist.
= Ditto Sdpinberssr bon Sampton
Strabe mubie am Samffas in grman.
seluns bon $500 8drsi&aft ins @efdna.
nib ipanoern; feline Srau beSHulbia |
ibn Der 8srIaGuns uno Ri6tuntsritabs
uns.
- Die Spbs 9arf 2eisr bes $50.
henbIatt", bic nod i'm Rldftanbe Iint,
lpsrben mor8en bon unierem Collector be,
fu1t unb mir bitten. ibn irsunbIid au
smpfanssn unb ieinen Sang srfoIsrei6
au MAIDEN.
= Reis unO gnt,iinbuns peruria&en
bic idIimmfsn Suftsn un6 Or. auauft
86nis's Samburser 8rufttbss bsiIt bur&
feline tpdrmenoe. Iinbernbs unb ftdrienoe
@irtuns. er 1T unbs3abIbar BEL alien
grtd!tunssn.
Ser IA Sabre aIte gnbretp Wle.
Susb, Der feline @Itsrn an Norb Wain
Guenue uor eirca 10 Wonaten berlieb
unb fsitbem peridpunbsn mar, III am
Sonntas in Rslp gOrf aufssfunben ipor.
BEN; isin Batter bra4te ibn am Disn,
flag teim.
DrbiIis, bas 6idbrise T5bterIein
bar @beIeute SuliuS 3napp BON @puon
Strabs IN am Sonntag i'm Wa1bburn
Strabs SriebbOfs bssrbist porbsn /; Elm
porberiser Trauerbienf in Der gbeftnut
Strabe 8rssbpterii9en 3ir4s tpurbe bon
Pafor S. S&6ttIe seIsitst.
Sreb, Der iussnbIi4s Sobn bon
Ssrrn uno Srau Sobn StIens bon
Gbehnut Strabe, mar am 5rsitaa 8
Sabre alt unb CAB aus bisiem anIaHe
leinen Sreunben eine @sislliGait, bic
tart beiu4t unb unterbaltenb mar er
srbisIi cine GnsabI babf&s @sf&snle
iiberrei4t.
= Sobalb tpie bic Dittsruna es sr.
laubt. sebentt bic Scranton RaiItpab
gompanie ibre felt msbrersn Sabrsn pro.
lsttirtsn acknowledgement auf bisisr
settle in Mneriff su nebmen. giipa sipei
DleIlsn tpeitere @eleiie ioasn seIeet tper.
ben, mas uns bieI auSseoebntere Sabrs
ssIsssnbeitsn ssben tpirb.
-Sis patrioti'ds abenbunterba baIiuns
Der Sunsssisasn Der Gbsitnut Strabe
Brssbpterii4en @emeinbe am Dienftaa
mar cine auseesei@nete; Buitor S&6ttIe
belt cine ssoissene sIniprads dber
Waibinsion. Der elm babfdss prosram
folsts; fpesisa interrsfant tparsn bic
pbonosrapb 8ortrdse. grfrii1unesn
tpurben ben tabIreidsn Nntpsienben mad
Bssneisuns bes Prosrams isrpirt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-02-24
gBilfesbarre @aAridten.

- Yin Steas bss reFsnirten Ssuer'
&efs George s, Stssmaier it am Don.
ner[tas Ibenb in elmer SpesiaIiiBung
bss Staotratbes George u. st. Sobn.
bisberissr srtsr Ahitsni Gbsf, srnannl
poroen.
- Gonrab aqes bon aibber StraBe.
elm befannter @onbutteur auf Der 8. 4
$. @iisnbabn, erIag am 9ienfas uad
ldngersm 2eiben bem Waeenfrets. III
tparb 81 Sabre, tpirb bon feinem fleinen
Sobns iiberIsbt unb bsute i'm iidotiiden
5riebbofs beeroist.
- Dallas purbe um Wittsrnadt am
Samftas bon elmer Seuersbrunit beimee'
iudt, ipsIde bic giienwaarsnbanoluns
bss Siaaf Wartin unb Spesereilaesn
tes Ssnrp Satfslo serhbrten unb fiir iurss
3sit bes ganSe Stdotden bebrobte; ber
YsrIuf tpirb auf s22. 900 psrani&Iast.
= 2obmann's Rsifaurant an @sit
Warfet Strabe in auf Elm ,.g8rit Of
gisctment" ssidIORen iporbsn, ba Der
sesenipdrtiee Setter befelben. s. B.
Wabarsue. feline Mistbe nidt besubIsn
fonnte. Gin Ssrr @raf bon SasIston
ipirb ben plaB in furser 5eit tpieoer sr.
0ffnsn.
= Or. WiIbur Bed bon DaaoS. IN
am 9onnerftas Worsen auf Der 2anbs
itrube sipii6en Sarris Sia unb Dallas.
srfrorsn aufesfunben tporben. @r fdeint
in ben Bad esfaaen su iein unb trosbsm
sr ipisber aus bemielben eslanete, NOR
sr 70 burdndbt, baB bic 8dlte Jpn iiber'
mannte. Ser 8eritOrbene tpobnie boz
Sabresfriff in Scranton, mar 64 Sabre
alt unb Elm 8eteran oss 8drserfrieees.
SIN WorbproesFs sessn Sdsrifi
Murtin uhb bsfen Deputies sins aus
ben NuSiasen ber 9eusen INNER oeutll'
DER berbor, bab man es BEL ber 9iieoer'
idieBuns Der armen 8oblensrdbsr nur
nit taItiibsrIsstem porfdslidem Uiorb su
ibun bat. SO wurbe iosar beidporen.
oab Der Sderiff islbit ben eriten Sdub
abfsusrte, Der einen Der Nrbsiter nieber'
itredte, unb bamit bas Signal 3u Der
tIutissn S6Iddtsrsi sab. Reue @nt.
raituns if unter ben 8ObIsnsrabern bes
8s,irfs bur1 bic gntIaiIune Der Nrbei'
ter berporserufen tporoen, bic Dor @e'
ridt sssen bic bIutiss Wbrosridaar Der
9rubenbarons als Seussn aufiratsn.
Sam. @ompers. griFoent ber Am. Sc.
bsration Of 2abor, 1T anssiommsn, um
bic Anselessnbeit su untsriu4en.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-02-24
Wpu NeterSbura.

: ernh, Der sinidbries SObn Der
gbeleute Wm. Amenbt bon Aft Strabe,
harb am Ulit!tpo4 une nirb am Sonn.
tag bssrbist iusrben.
: Ser GolIsfor bss ,.8oGsnblatt"
madt moresn ben biefsen riidfdnbisen
Ibonnenten feline Aufwartung unb er.
tpartet. ni@t Iesr auS,usebsn.
-GS bat iid iosbsn berausssReut,
bab SRI. apoia 2ub bon prsseott aps.
nue. Dor Sabrssfriit nit Burr 8. Garline
bon Der @stisite in Isip yori nermabli
tpurbe.
Die Sonntass S1uIe ber ct,
pster's 2ir&e bdIt bsuts abenb in be,
2irde cine muFiaIiids rnterbaItuna ab
40 tpelder Der gintritt 10 Gents iit
Dieislbs besinnt um 7.45 llbr unb bal
ansisbenbe 9rosramm foQts sinsn itasisr
8siu& bsiusritslissn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-02-24
Iorb Serantpn.

= Die Gapasa Wine III am Sreitas
uuf unbsitimmte Belt sei&IOfen iporosn /;
uieIs Wldnnsr 8erathen babur4 auber
Irbeit.
-Sps,iaIbsamter@ @sorse Smith mubie
am Nontas auf cine erapirenbe NnfIaee
$500 Slreihaft iteqen; 5rau Wassis
Weglrbaq bon 9lap 4us Apenue beidul'
oist ibn sinss periudten friminelen An.
Sriffs auf ibrs PeriOn.
- sluf Snformution bss z. s. 6
Walonep iinb am Srsitas ettpa Elm Dus'
snb gisentbGmer bon gebeimen aneipen
in Der 2. Wnro nrretirt tporben; Nls
hermann 8obsrts fteqte fis ale fir ibr
Grideinen Dor 6eridt unter ie $500
Sdrsi@afi.
Ser Ireiber Wm. Burns bon
Breafer Strabs, tpurbe an Wontas in
Der Warrine Wine uuter bic Barren ge.
i1Ieubert unb nur bic idnsqe Sdlfe fsi.
ner Wlitarbeiter rettete ibn Dor einem
srdBli4en 3obe; 10 enttam er nit si.
mem b6s ,eridnittsnen Gopfe unb i4pe'
ren 8erletun9eu an beioen 8einsn.
- Sames @oIbon bon 8rid Gpenue,
feel am Sreitas in Der D,dion Wine bin
unb Elm 8sin ssrisib untsr bic 8absr
zines Barren unb ipurbe b6sartip sebro.
den. Dem Gnbrsip 3bompicn purbsn
in ber Bon Stor& W,ne ON slsi4en
Gage itwsrs innsrli1s 8srIssungsn su.
,useidst. ais er spii&en spsi Barren
sefaneen tpurbe.
-Sames Wlc8oipan, elm Ianeidbri.
ger 8spobner bisies StabttbsiIss. If an
Donneritas in Der 2seeett's @rssi Rint
10 ssfdbrli6 burd einen Sal BON Sells,
sstein perlsst pprosn, bab ct turss 9sil
mad ueberfibruns in ieiner Wobnuns.
@ds bloom apenue unb Dat Strabs,
farb /: er mar furdtbar bur1 bic idtpsrs
Selienmafe suseri&iet. Seine sSrau
uub bier Qinber iiberleben ion.
= Srau ebriiiian WiIbeIm boz
@reen Ribss Strabe. be Ieste @o1,
bsim Ansinosn sinss StredboIsss ibr,
3Isiber in 8ranb ieste unb itlimm Der,
brannt tpurce. ftarb am Sonntas 8or'
mittas na& fur&tbarem 2sibsn; 4
mar 46 Sabre alt unb tpurbe am Disn
itas i'm 5oreff Sia Sriebbofe beerbigt
Die 8erforbene bate Wertbia6sn in
8eiraee bon s675 binterluien unb sb
nod ibr aorpsr erfaItst mar. tpurbsi
bieielben eeitoblen. Wli&aeI Wlc4nbret
tpurbe am NOntas als Der mutbmabIid
Disb einsefsdt unb ipdtsr ssssn 8dre
idaft entIafsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-02-24
9rpees . S6abenfeuer.

). 9as ..gubitorium Opera Souie" in
MoIine, Sa., NJ nit aaem Snbalt burt
5susr sertOrt unO bic ansrsnssncsn @s'
iddftsbduisr fino our& Seuer uno Wai.
fer bei6doist uorben. Der ssiammts
Sdaben pirb auf $4,000 eeiddst.
SIM Aubitoriums 8 ebduoe bsfanben fih
bls srobe anIass Der ,,8ortsr 8rin!ins
Co.. eine sIsftriide 8ai6anitalt, bic
gohal telegraph So. uub anbers GnIu.
gen. Arnolbs comiide S&auipielsrss.
fsaidaft perIor ibre sanse Nusitattuns
Gin babies DuBsno Perionen tpurbe nul
nit fnapper Rotb burd bic Seusrpsb,
aus BEN S6lufiaa! css @sbduoss eerst'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-02-24
Don Der Snbfeite.

Srau Saiob Pbiaips bon @ebar aus.
nue. srtrantts am WlittwO& in isbr &C..
fdbr!ider Dsife.
Ser neue Albsrmann bsr IL. Darb,
Serr Sobn 2entes. bat ft bon elmer
stpeiipp&sntIi&en 8ranibsit pisoer sr.
bolt.
Anna unb 1bsrsfa. bic beiben 9odter
oer Gbsleute Senrp Sdaff bon Bsed
Strabs. Iissen ssfdbrIi& ertranit bar.
nieber.
BoIissiIisutenant Better Gang Iissi ir
sefdbtIi6 srfruntt in isinsr BObnuns
barnlsbsr. bab bic bsbanbslnbsn Msr,ts
bas itlimmfs bsfiirdten.
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Samss BIair, Brdfoent.
9. 3. Briee. 9ije 9rdi.
Q. 6. Sadfer, Gaairtr.
q. D. 8lair. aiiif. eafirer.
Steo q. Straub, Seutr.
9irefto,ren.
Sames Blair. o. .. Brits,
Geo. 8 gatlin, 8ranf W. Speneer.
U. 3, Blair, Sames Nr4belo.
B. .. Sennebp. Sspitt 9. Blair,
Bm. 8. SiejsI, Sas ID. Safforo.
Sibrt Elm aussmsines 8anfsdddft.
Steat Be5iel jablbar in ,rgsno elusm Sbeile
Der Beli aus.
pro,snt snt.rsHen anf 9spcttsn bpabIt
I'm 2unbidaft wiro eebeisn.
Dfsn Samtas abenbs bon 7 Bis 8 nbr.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-07-13
ILLINOIS DEMOCRATS.
The Chicago Platform aud W. J.. Bryan
Heartily Endorsed.

Springfield. ILL.,, July 12.-The demo-
cratic state convention to-day nominat-
ed the following state ticket: state
treasurer VIM. +. Penlope, J"acksonville;
state superintendent of public instruc-
ton, Perry o. Silver, Freeport; trustees
of the University Of Illinois. Jacob Il.
Seller. Mount Carmel; Napoleon Il. Mi
cheson, Odin; DR.. lula Holmes Smith,
Chicago.
The convention was held i'm the expo
sition building at the state fair grounds.
william Prentiss Of Chicago was both
temporary and permanent chairman,
and A. c. Bentley of Pittsfeld was Sec
rotary.
The chief incident of the convention
proceedings was a bitter fight over the
appointment on the state central COM
mittee of two men prominent as gold
democrats in 1896. Ben L. Cable of Rock
Island and Roger G. Sullivan of the
Fifth congressional district.
The fight was carried into the conven-
ton. where Cable was denounced as a
traitor. but the choice of both Cable and
Sullivan as committeeman was finally
ratified. il being announced that they
would hereafter support the Chicago
platform.
Former Governor Altgeld addressed
the convention at length.
The ticket was put through without
opposition. FOR university TRUSTEE, ia
cob T.. Seller of Moun Carmel was
named by the populists in the fusion
arrangement. The platform endorses
the free silver and tariff planks of the
Chicago declaration; favors an income
tax amendment to the constitution and
the adoption of national and state anti
trust legislation.
The platform continues: I'VE reaf-
firm the Monroe doctrine and again
pledge ourselves to abide by the advice
Of Washington, to keep ourselves free
from e%ntangling alliances with foreign
nations. We recognize William Jennings
Bryan as the leading exponent of the
foregoing principles
The war plank is as follows: we pro-
nounce the present war with Spain jus
titled by every consideration Of justice
and sound national policy. We con-
graduate the democratic minority in
congress for their firm stand in demand
ing the redress of our national honor,
indorse the declaration of wal with
Spain and demand its energetic prosecu-
ton in the cause Of humanity.
I'VE rejoice in the glorious deeds of
valor of our soldiers and sailors and
greatly deplore the fatalities and in
juries which have so resulted. and we
favor the adoption of the most liberal
policy toward the sick and wounded and
the families of the same
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-07-13
1T Is OVER A BILLION.
subscriptions To the War Loan Have EN-
ceeded the Expectations.

Washington. July l2.-The subscrip-
tions 20 the new war loan will close
at , o'clock next Thursday afternoon.
Up TO this time both the number Of
subscriptions received and the aggre-
gate amount subscribed for far exceed
all estimates. YESTERDAY :he number
Of subscriptions was about $4,000 for
the day. and the total sum subscribed
reached the aggregate OF $4,000
Those for $500 and under To date are
for about s65. 200. zoe. and II is expected
that Il will approximate $4,000. 600 by 3
O'Clock on the 18th inst. The subscrip-
tons for sums exceeding $500 already
aggregate 1891. 600, 600. and it is expected
that at the time OF closing they will
have reached s445. 900. 900. making m
grand total. including the large blank
et bids. OF over 81. $50. 900. 900. Offers for
large amounts are still coming in rap
idly. two 5000. 600 applications having
been received yesterday. Although thz
hurry OF receiving n scheduling IN.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-07-13
THE PURPOSE Is CLEAR.
Corporations and Not the shippers Must
Provide the stamps.

Nv HsabfPs-
Washington. July 12.-In answer to
references from the collector of inter-
nal revenue, all bearing upon the ques-
ton as to whether the shipper or car
rier shall pay for and afiix the required
revenue stamps to bills of lading, etc,
Assistant Attorney General Boyd has
held as follows:
THE law makes it the duty of every
railroad and steamboat company, car
rier, express company. corporation or
person whose occupation IL is to act as
such to issue to the shipper. consignees
or general agents or person from whom
any goods are accepted for tr~ansporta-
ton. a bill of lading, manifest or some
other evidence of the receipt of goods.
wares or merchandise received for car
riage and transportation, and this bill
of lading, manifest or memorandum re-
quires a revenue stamp of the value of
one cent to be affixed to Ii n can
celled. In case of failure 10 issue such
bill of lading. the law imposes a penalty
of $50 upon the carrier guilty of such
failure. The penalty for failure to so
affix stamps is not more than 500.
The purpose Of the law is clear. 1t
was To tax the corporation, n not
the shipper, and those provisions un-
doubtedly fix upon the express compa-
MES and other carriers the duty OF pro-
viding and affiNing and cancelling the
stamp. and their failure to so roVlde
afix and cancel them subjects them 10
the penalty provided by law. 1t Is sug-
gested that some of these carriers are
refusing to receive goods for shipment
until the shipper affixes the stamp
While il is not my province TO ADVISE
as To the recourse which the shipper
may have in instances of this kind. YET
| am sure that laws are ample TO re-
auire public carriers and express com
panies to receive goods rendered fol
shipment or suffer damages for sucf
-t..
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Kids for the Docks,

Washington. July 12-The navy DEPART
ment to-day asked for bids for two float
ing docks. the two to cost not exceeding
$3.50. OOO. as recently provided by congress.
The chief engineer OF the bureau of yards
and docks has been very anxious to get
some oa-these floating structures in order
to send them down to the Gulf. and pos
sibly 10 Cuba. where the cruisers, gun
boats and auxiliary craft could he dock
ed in them without the necessity OF send
ing the ships to the northern docks.
There are a number OF floating docks In
view and II is expected that two OF these
will be secured under the BIDS asked for
to-day without waiting for the long time
necessary 10 build structures.
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offers has prevented the officials from
making any accurate compilations, II
is known hat the individual subscrip-
tons are far in excess of the whole
loan. and therefore Assistant Secretary
Vanderlip will direct that beginning
next Thursday evening all subscrip-
lions from firms or corporations be i'm
mediately returned with these orders.
with checks accompanying them. This
class of subscriptions alone now aggre-
gate about sl25, 900, 900.
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Race Train To Butte.

During the races at Butte, July 2 to
August 6. inclusive, the H., A. & Il. Ry.
Co. will make an excursion rate, daily
except Sunday, good only on train leav-
ing Anaconda at 1880 p. m. and return
ing. leaving Butte at $40 y. m.
Round trip rate. Sl.O0. Round trip
rate. including admission to the race
track, 81. 80.
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]. r. Donohoe, st. Paul; Ed ]. OfNeill.
Butte: f. A. Sisley. Butte: II. c. John
son. Chicago; II. S. Collins, Helena; @.
A. Langson, Helena: II. r. Brown, Gar
rison: w. s. Hunnewell. Chicago; T. j.
Frazier. Kentucky; 3. q. Dunnavan,
walkerville; c. II. True. Chicago; L. q.
Zeck. Great Falls; c. +. woodman, Mis-
soula: +. ]. Billiard, omaha; WIN. III.
Pierce. Baltimore: r. NJ. Simonds, Chi
& f. s. Wilson, Butte; r.. NJ. ia
oby Butte.
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The streets, harbor and Moro Castle
are fully pictured in The Standards
war premium. The American Navy"
II will pay you to subscribe for the
daily for a period in order TO obtain
the work. The daily for six months for
s6, including the book, or the daily one
year for $40. with the book free.
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LOST THE TOW.
disappointment the Lot of Copper River
prospectors.

Prospectors.
Seattle. Wash, July 12.-The steamer
George w. Elder, which arrived mere
to-day from southeastern Alaska ports
reports that the steamer De- Norte'
which was towing the river steamer
Wisconsin to st. Michael. abandoned the
Wisconsin at Juneau. The steamer Lau-
rada. which was towing two river
steamers. the Philip b. Lowe and Kate
Enrich. to the mouth of the Yukon, was
obliged TO return to Sitka with her tows.
Among the Elders $50 passengers
were about ninety from the Copper river
country, nearly all Of whom had a tale
of woe relating To the disappointmehts
and discouragements they had met with.
They say about COO prospectors are al
the mouth Of Copper river waiting TOT
an opportunity To return to civilization.
on the other hand. many are ushing on
TO Tanana and Nimook districts. After
coaling here, the Elder will go to Port
land.