davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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be small, with a mark deep and ex-
tending quite across them. The cor
ner nippers will be larger than the
inside ones, but smaller than before
andfa and the mark nearly effaced.
The sixth grinders will have risen
to a level with the others, and the
tushes will begin to appear.
At s the horses mouth is almost
perfect. The corner nippers are
quite up, the long, deep mark irreg-
ular in the inside, and the other nip
pers will bear evident tokens of in
creased wear. The tushes are near
ly grown, the sixth molar is up, and
the third molar is wanting. This
last circumstance will prevent the
deception of attempting to pass a
late 4-year-old as a 5-year-old. At
6 the mark on the central nippers is
worn out. At 2 the mark is worn
out in the four central nippers and
fast wearing away in the corner
teeth. The tushes are rounded at the
points and edges and beginning to
get round inside. At 8 years old the
tushes are rounded in every way,
and the mark is gone from all the
bottom nippers. There is nothing
remaining in them that can after
ward clearly show the age of a
horse. After this the only guides
are the nippers in the upper jaw.
Att the mark will. be worn from
the middle nippers, from the next
pair at 10 and from all the upper
nippers at H. At 9 the center nip
pers are round instead ofioval. lat
no the others begintob become round
ed, at II the second pair are much
rounded, at 13ithe corner ones have
the came appearance, at "A the faces
of the center nippers become some
what triangular and at II they are
all so.-St. Louis Republic.
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C~ascarets Candy Gathartic, the most won
derful medical discovery Of the age, pleas
ant and refreshing to the taste, net gently
and positively on Kidneys, liver and bowels,
cleansing the entire system, dispel colds,
and biliousness. Please buy and tryA box
of q. G. G.. to-day; 10, 25, 50 cents. Sold and
guaranteed to cure by ali druggists.
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Deliberate.

Flo (proudly) = Our minister
doesn't jump at conclusions.
Jack (sadly)-4 should say he
doesn't never knew him to reach
q conclusion in less than an hour
Philadelphia Call.
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Registered Herefords For
Sale.

Eight young bulls; n FIVE year old
bull; some COW and heifers safe in calf
by Rob No. 54538 and Topsman 61o47.
J.. CROWLEY,
3-2o-5t. Broncho, N. D.
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The first mention of the pipe or
gan in history is in connection with
solomon's temple, where there was
an organ with ten pipes.
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Austrian Cruiser for Cuba,

Au8tfl6n Ofutb0F 10f Cubds
VIENNA, May 2.-The Austrian
cruiser Maria Theresa has been ordered
Immediately to Cuba to protect the in.
terests Of Austro.H Hungary.
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NOTICE OF HOMESTEAD FINAI.
r- PROnF -

NOTICE OF HOMESTEAD FINAL
PROOF.
Land Office at Bismarck, N. ID
March Y 1898.
Notice liz hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF Lis in,emtinnto
make final proof in support Of his claim.
s y that said proof will be made before DANES
": saunders, Clerk OF the District Court. at his
May, 1893, viz:
ALEXANDER MONTAGUE,
Tor the .. e. u of sec. s, twp. 1aO H., r. 06 W.
lie names The follow ,ng witressns 10 prove his
said land, viz:
Joseph !terger. Charles Colgrove, a. G. Nc
Giiiifray, Walter Northrop, alf Of Dickinson. N.
. 2e'et E. A. LAMB. Register.
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O SALE OR RENT.

All of Section II. twp. 13o. range o2
and Southwest quarter Of Section Twp.
r3o, range o., one mile south Of. Rich
ardton.
2-ro-tf. M. CooGAN & CO.,
Milwaukee, Wis.
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:basts lhbliea. .Yariosss .drosy q. 5 10000,
franods. sellos lupo da Niool4s
Lauoret e titnlado In rohde champstfs,
por 112. 900 francos. ~ - Il Il
= Alguaas fuerxas de lasguefri]la
del &C. Batall6n Provisi$Ral,1 sotprea
dieron media noche las avanzadas
enemigas On Arroyo, haei6pdolas retrf.
'oadefIy penetrando 1los nuest<os en-
pueblo, llegaron situarse detrAs de p
aausna::1 or fa costs distanoia e que q
enoontraban del enemigo, es de suponel
que se.le haya. .oausado. baias,s que nd
han podido precisarse, por Ia hora ed
que tuvo lugar la, ,sorpresa. - g .r.::; -! .
.,,~**. Raro es el, ,dia que sec ,puede
enoontrar pan en- esta capital despu6s de
las dos dc Ia tarde* Hay que provisio.
narse para todo 81 Idis desde por IA ma
hana. :. .u,.r..> .f.... III. ..,. 81:
-. segdn <El. Imparoial,, j, de- Ma.
yagdez, don Francisco Mejfas, >nombra'
do aloalde de Yauoo por los amerieanoa,.
ha dirigido una aloouoi6n g. los veoinos
de aquel pueblo. .5rtr =. :, =. r~-u.
: -. Ha aido licenciada la tripula.
oi6n del vapor oostanero, <Yasoo, surto
en- esta capital. -
q AAesS tAVet0A0n 4A0 PVA 40 VIZ Pu
bliea SO reciben de Guayama son contra
dietorias. Unos dioen que Ia poblaci6n
esta invadidas otros que no.. ,>.::.. r..
~ Dice EEL Bombardeo,, que el
exalcalde y capit&n de voluntarios de
Guayanilla, don Manuel Zavala, no con-
curri6 81 dfa del oombate ooupar Gu
pueato. - ,.....! ..:; 2: :.:
~. De la fuerte existencia detarroz
della India que tenfan en- Ponce los Sc
flores Viilar y CO de este comeroio, To-:
graron: trser por TERRA una buena parte
da ella. ". ;:'' !; -. -.. '~'
~ Ser9ioios prestados aver por la
poliofa: &C Cnrados en- la Sala de Soco :
rros, Berna do Hernandez de dos heri-
dae que Ee infri6 un tai Ootavio (a) il
bara; Ines Ojeda do una confusion que
le produio Manuel Orellana (a) Guilla;
E1staqnio F6iz de otrs confusion que se
nrodnio an la tienda de un tai Manolfn;
ion Apt}:sio Garcia Ledo,' de Puerta de
Tiavr;.; de MIA heri3ss eontusa que Is
o5u~6 an ta Rafael (a) Changuerfs. De-
nunoiados por pelea J escandalo Hcs ind:
vfdaos siznplicio Meta y Segnnt7t glf,s.
So di3 cnenta en- ;eeta 4ap ~cc;dn
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inAeinaAi{p, auahriecakan tspeEa 81 inteag.
fior. I Dedisss d. lof1nt1s9ies 90 aoei
oaban hlci San Aerni4n1, snenazandos
inyadirls Audad Llplaxasllel merds..
de- quSd6 sdesissta! d8ndieaao mas ny
ala1ms; ouando - vi6sh seha1 de barDoE
s u vista. Por II noohe lego Ia guerri'
lls volante que apdaba Ror las cercapfae
de San GermAa 3 4kbshl grands> II
Se- -dssaa sahar :! psssas1&9 &.;s,ds2 d. dsse
rpoeiners que fu6 de Chavarri = Co y del
Hotel sBoaeta. - Qirigirsa. dor. .a Bal:
domsro Diez.-Ciales, Cialitos. 8-1
=, ! .:n En> Paxfss, go. econfrma qnefel
bloqueo de Ii Habaza 20 fnehess, @pdes
se mantienen regulares eomunicaciones
entire: Yuoatkn y<l. isla de- tRdnos, >des-
carQkndose constantemente osfgamentoss
de mnniofones y vfveEes, .por' medio1de
vapores y buques de vela, sin que seau
inquiet.dos. : 49,: o.. so~AJ5~>** :s.. :
. :y,.... Dfcess que los nsmericanos 81
tuAdos On Ponce, han sestsbleoido gran
vigilanoia en- todo el aeaeduoto, desde
81 sitio en- que est& la toma de aqua. pa.
. - Los oiei.les de marina ameri-
oanosI dijeron en- Key-West,~ que elsge:
neral Blanco habfa noti6sado los bu-
ques que bloqueaban'& Is la Habans, que
en- 10 Successive no, SO respetarfa la bande-
ra blanca, = que: sc harfa fnego sobre
todo buque que ase aceroase 4 seis millas
de la!fortalezs del Morro.} s'..s:-,J = s*.'=
@>.*> Haoe unosjouantos dias que en-
Catafo Sc ignora el paradero7 de un We:
einc propietario de varias*casas de1aquel
poblado y de: diversos botss, conoeido
por .el nombre de Ez Ca6o. .por que fu6
rnuohos af1os el cabo de mar de aquella
costa. Segdn dicsn, el citados :vecino
prepare una tienda de ecampafa,. provi'
stones, utensilios, etc, etc y en-, dos de
sus embarcaoiones se mafch6 con toda
su familia. Algunos sospeehan que &c
la escondido por los nahg'sres de pue'
blo viejo 6 del caf1o que oondaoe & la
! Carolina, para ponerse .& cubierto de las
ocntingenoias de- Ii guerra -
+ - Ieemos on <Le Petit Journal,
de PARIS. Ella casa del consul espaf1ol
en- San Thomas ha sido apedreada, rom
| piendo las vidrieras. Ese ataque obede
90 que ell consul <hizo arrestar q los i'm
presores que editaron cantos de guerra
amerioanos. <>>' - T. 5*] ..'
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Nos informan. que On Rio gran
le Gvenden In batatsn kscuarent4 can q
.yo1 el quintafy lsleche.A ouatro oen.
1voe 81 ouartilo. Los otros frutos me-.
1orak tambi6nkhhy haratos. - zs
-. Tele9famassde Manila reclbi-
dos feoientemehte Ell Londres, ratifioan
la absolute neaativa del sabeoilla Agul.
naMe, )de dntHaa aar s 10 esposa e Ihijos
del general Agustf que tiene prisioneros,
-pFetestando tan solo de que seEan bsnda'
= q: Dieen'd Iondres, iqae .un RICO
iindfgeDs filipino IL ofreoido e Aguinsl=
do ~ buque de guerra de 100 toneladas,r
para qqe sirva dc base 6 la fatura f1ota
-. IA regresado hoy, temporal:
lnente, de Caguas, nueatro querido amigo
don Luis Rodriguez Cabrera. Regresa
r& en- breve dioha poblaoion, s donde
le llaman deberes dc familia., ~.....::
, - Dfcese que en- las requisas del
,oaballos praeticsdas han perdido algo1
= los habitantes de is capital. Muchoa de
/, ellos Sc quedaron hoy sin lecha. Es
deoir, que no vinieron los carros que les
! traen la leche, por falta de beetia de
r tiro. ..#~ .>:> ~.,..> >.. - r.. -
~. Sc dice que on Ponce 90 publ.
can tres nuevos peri8dicos, dos de- ellos
en- -ingl6s y uno. en- oastellano. A nues :
tras manos no ba llegado ningdn ejam
plar de las aludidas publioacionee. ....
-. Publioaremos an uno de los
pr6ximos ndmeros un art1culo de cola.
boraoi6n titulado clos imb6oilea,.:- Re
de palpitante actualidad, y tras el1pseu ::
domino de La 6rzt1a, se oculta ,el nomhre
de un distinguido escritor amigo nusstro.
~. Nos infernan de Aibonito que
Q! pueblo ha quedado desierto de fami
liss que en- 81 habitaban, puas todas ee
han anaentado para ,ea :: oampos Esta
oonvertida la poblaci6n en- un campa.
~ -: Dies Ella 1nfcrnaoi6n, de. Ma
ysguez, que por ai'f Sc afirma que k&'a
amerioanos n s,esptan los contingencies
que se lea ofrezoan en- el pals. ,: -.
- El 81 oasason frente /; la Aqua
T da cuatro buqnas americsncs con direc-
| oi6n al Sur. Dos Dc ellos 80 detuvieron
| frente la enseaada dsl 9uiebrinas du-
rante a'gun tempo,
**. En- PARIS se han vendido eG su
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.t5-:$.
vARIE DADES.. .
E|pidio de los Santos y Laguardia
AVOCADO
Plazuela de la Magdalena. antigua
casa de Hevfa. 3O-7


Sc desea vender en- 1;,1sp 7sp,1' t5s 1sa,o.' en- Ia
provincial de Oviedo, Santa Marina de
Ia Vega calle de la antigua una casa
mum. g., altos y bajos de mamposterfa
oubierta de losa con su corral tapiado
casa de horno para elaborar pan, Gu
bierta tambi6n de losa con so antojana
alberta al Sur con la que constituye un
solo fondo de cabida de dos Areas junto
4 la casa por el Norte con su huerta Ger
oada de pared alta de oabida de treinta
y seis areas sesenta y siete sentiareas
destinadas s lsbranzas con otra antoiana
al oriente y otras porciones de TERRA
compuestas de dos cuerdas mas me.
nos. El que interese comprarla dirfja'
Sc su duefla Amalia Gonzalez viuda de
la Tore. Ciudad de Humaoao, Puerto
Rico. 3O-5
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de- haberle sustraido s Emilio Le-
ccnpte, seis navejas do afe;tarsy unss
tiieras, asf como de haberee encontrsdo
alberta an Santuroe Ia casa del Presbf.
,tsro Padre Claudio, sospechandose con
ell indiyfduo Prax6des Vel&zquez.
-. Correspondence los deseos
del oolega estimado eel Bombardeo,,
informAndole que el amigo Pepe que
tiene sitio busoado para respirar oxfgeno
puro, n6 es Pepe de Diego. 1Sera 81
otro Pepe que oita? i Z. ::
~,..:< ~. A Ultima hora nos informan
que es absolutamente falsa la notioia
ciroulada de que Lares habfa sido inva.
dido por los amerioanos. ;:: - 49,.
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"Antpnio L6pes, = donde q. hallaba
prestando aervicios de salvanlento, SEAS
perdido totslmente, pesar Dc los esfqers1
zos que % hicieron por salvarle. " n
-. Desde aver tar1e y diOe qu9 els'
prostieiosa :vacino da Pence don Dinaas
Rameri, ha reolutedo una gruesa parti-
d. de voluntarios para oombatir & los
arneyioanos, enoamin&udose 8 Aibonito
para ponerse s Las 6rdenes del jefe mill
tar que esta de guarnioion sen aqusi *pueE'
bio. ..;< -. 49, = + - 1T
-. Hemos dido deoir que AVER tatts
de 20 han recibido noticias de que los
americanos 90 han apoderado de Llares.
81 es cierto el informe, hay que suponer
que los invasores salieron de. Yauco, pa
sando por el oamino que cruza por los
barrios de Duey, Aguas' 'blanoas, RIO
prieto, BArtolo y Mirasol. .5:'~
-. Nos informan que Rfo.piedras,
punto destinado dltimamente como ere"
fuginm recatorcra lie la 1oatseocrdci0,
hoY apenas reune las condiciones de Sc,
guridad necesarias para algunos que
desearfan vestir una ooraxa de cincuenta
centfmetros de espesor. La ensbrssco'
meaefa sigue So curse marcado por los
aoonteoimientos, y el ver1e es testigo de
tantas aventuras. " '.->@ - T.
~. Sabemos dc manera positiva
que desde hace dos meses se enouentra
muy delicado de salud el actual Gober-
nador del Banco Espahol, y que ultima
mente 50 han recrudecido sus doleneias
~. Tenemos notioias que de los ca
ballos reoogidos en- Bayan6n para SER
vioio militar, sc estan devolviendo s sus
duefios todos los que resultan indtiles
para el referido servicio. :t, =.
~. Nos informan los indivfduos
que componen ell cuerpo de Vigilanoia y
Seguridad de osta capital, que se veran
en- el precise case de hacer renuncia de
gus oargos per no haber podido alcanzar
Ia graoia que suplioaron de que Sc lea
anticipara ell sueldo del corriente mes:
lamentAndose de que en- oiroanstancias
tan diffoiles y excepoionales como las
presentes no so les maya otorgado igual
oonceei6n que los demas empleados ci
viles, maxine, ouando ninguno ha aban'
donado m ,nomento So delieado puesto.
~ El tunes SO not6 et4 Msyag6ez
moviuaiento de tropa, 10 qna ta6 bastan'
te para qne aigunos, echando al vuelo So
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Aqua do Persia LegitIma
d EsfkI1kNTE. %
U1l1oeS rHoP1nrAR1os:
hefslfs|II| On meal Co.
ia Water Street,
New-Yerk.

SSA xss;sssS
!kNASTA mafaVil16Sa A qua
@ 20 nm restaurador per-
6SHt& fecto Qpe devuelve AL
s 2CARFELO So COL on
1~NA4URAL, .destruye
IL caspe, xiEorixa Ia raiz = 10
haoe orecst; dej6ndolo suavs,
briAan1a 7 ssdeso: semetids
enooatrado que no contfene sus+
t@ tene1. 9u3m1c: G3n c., :iguas IN aasss. que e:
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LUNA hermanos, Y Cempahia.

Son los dnicos importadores en- Puerto Rico del
oiana" Nnguno otro 10 mejora en- pureza a1S b9en
sab9r En- dicho esteblecimento Sc ACADIA de recibir
paa superior, icores fnos turrones mazapanes fru-
tas en- su jugo, a!nibar, aguardiente toda case
surt6o meiOr
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de. i ); Ulriici.*
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de Z pe1Aefx d4A.z
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sagrios Ple96S i4a6a-
z6n II 4et611k6 desRu6s de les
ooa1das J doiores-diGestiones
Aentes y penosas-soh0lencia =
pessdes- rePugnancis - eruc-
Observation-Disclosures
reos-9astrulgia simple y do Il
ANEMIA 4. Catarro Icr6nico del
est6msRo.-V6 6mitos.- Diarreas
con o6lfcos y pujoa. 6 ;cr6nicas.-
DisenterfA ,cr6nicA VI |enteritis.
Diarreas f6tidas 8 NAL olor.-
Diarreas de los. tfsicos 6 infec-
lciosas. : Todo,t ,ttastorno diges-
tiyo cede pgQqt1mente con este
4caz r4medio.Is ......,.. ..,. =:
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It is not the present war that taxes the
resources Of the United States 50 much
as the last war, says the Philadelphia
Times, During the past eleven months
we expended s72,oO.OOO on the army and
sis OoOooe on the navy. a total OF $l2l go
in round numbers. or sa,OoO.oOo more than
in the corresponding period Of 1897. But
in the same time We paid out SiSS,Ooo, 30
In pensions, an increase OF $5,ODOOlO over
the previous year. Thus the pensioners
cost US considerably more than the army
and navy together, and this Is an ex-
penditure that is continuous and increas-
ing. while We hope that the large Increase
In war expenses will be only for short
time. After that the pension list may
take fresh start
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vEssE1s ROUSE ro AsroRIA.

! Midas, Messenger, Br ok. 1872 toni
/ NagasakL
( Alexander Black. Dunn. Br bk. Is
tons, Antwerp.
Fo-thDank, Peterson. Br bS. isa ton,
Gerghsnu.
Joseph Pulitzer. Harvey. Am sch. :
Z tons. New York
{ Clackmannanshlre. Thomson, Br sh, itS
I tons. Newcastle.
snberhorn. Gibson. Br bk. I77i tons
Liverpool
Argo. Maclean. Br sh. 1870 tons, Ant
werp.
Castle Rock. Jones. Br str, l.TS7 tons
/ Hiogo.
Lombard. Rsison. Br str. i.Ss tons
Gunford, Macpherson. Br sh. sios tons
Patriarch. Breach Br sh. lS7s tons, Ma.
nlla.
Les Adelphus. Lebreton. Br bktn. IL
tons. Freemantle.
PoseIdon. Bush Br sh. l7Os tons. New
castle.
Gertrud. Hlnke. Ger sh. l6s3 tons. Kobe
Lauriston. Latta, Br bk. 2l33 tons, RIG
Howth. Martin. Br bk, nss tons. Cal
cutta.
Emin Pasha. Christensen. Ger bk. 1861
tons. Antwerp.
wallacetown. Motley. Br sh. I62s tons
Antwerp.
John Cook. Magee. Br sh. l75S tons,
Hlogo.
stronsa. Barry. Br sh. 1893 tons. Yoko-
hama
Helensburg, Jefferson. Br sh. 1893 tons,
Shanghai
Glenard, Turner, Br sh. 1855 tons. San
Francisco.
cisco.
Forest Hill. Scott, Br sh., 1890 tons.
Shanghai.
Argyll, ward, Br. s,mr, 1856 tons. Hong
Nereus. Schultz, Ger sh. 1853 tons. Ham
burg.
wasdale, Fisher. Br sh. l775 tons. Ant
werp.
Helensburg Jefferson. Br. sh.. 1853 tons.
Shanghai.
FoTes, Hall, Scott, Br. sh., 1890 tons.
Shanghai.
Nsreus, shultz, Ger sh., 1859 tons, Ham
burg
Por, ElgIn, Renney, Br. sh.. los tons,
Antwerp.
Andrala, Adams. Br sh., 29i tons,
Antwerp.
Duahalburn, Forbes, Br. sh., 1895 tons,
Newcastle.
Arthur Fltger, Denker, Ger. sh., 1896
tons. Yokohama.
vasco De Cana. Tertrum, Ger. sh, a.,
Sydney.
Trade Winds. Richie. Br sh,. 2732. San
MooitSn, Kelk. Br sh.. 1916 tons. Yoko-
hama.
BroderIck Castle. Ferguson, Br. sh.,
1916. Shanghai.
Ednyfed. Jones. Br. bk.. 1851 tons, San
Francisco.
Thalassa. Hellmege, Ger. bk., 1873 tons.
Hamburg.
Colbert, Loreau. Fr. bk., 1913 tons. Table
Bay.
Penrhyn Castle, Davies, Br, bk. 1919
tons, San Francisco.
Inyercauld. Jackson, Br. bk.. 1903 tons,
San Francisco.
Yolo Pannculck, Br. sh... 1907 tons,
Hong Kong.
Christine, Warncke, Ger bk. 1900 tons,
Hlogo.
Laurelbank, Lindsay, Br. bk, 2237 tons,
Shanghai
Wlndsbrout, Haase, Ger. bk., 1858 tons,
Yokohama.
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lesson IN finance now being given by
Spain.
That country ostenslbly Is on silver
basis, but IN reality on a paper basis,
Gold Is at premium, while the paper Is
practically worthless outside OF Spanish
territory Neither Spanish paper nor sn.
vcr will purchase munitions OF war; and
the Rank Of spaln's ancgcd sold reserve
has been drawn on heavily Tor this pur-
pose, The people who have not sven any
form OF money but the wen.ulgh worth.
less have taken alarm and are making
frantic Efforts to exchange it for the de-
prccla,cd silver, knowing that they can.
not obtain gold for 81,
With a y,ew ot chccainS the panic tho
sovernmen, has ordered the expectation
ot silver 90 ho stopped but a0airs arc In
such critical state ,ha, the order has
probably como tao ,ato TO prey,u, total
collapse
Al time when the government is most
in need OF help ,hc Bank OF Spain Is un-
able 20 give i,
While the cnllgh,en,d nations were re-
visins their monetary systems and put
ting them on a sound basis, spain In me-
dl,val Ignorance chung 90 the silver stand
ard. and is now facing financial ruin.
From pres5n, Indications she viii De
compelled TO abandon the war for lack
OF funds to pay the expense Of maintain
ing military ana naval forces.
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roN colors orc scuyroly Olo,k and oluc.

Why IA u that one man is old and de-
crcp,d at A, and another hale and hearty
at Nt It depends ON the ,arr no takes ng
himself ut,cu "a mans body gcts out OF
rcpalr-tho trouble groNs uun it lays
him cut IN he'd Whenever man lccls
,hat hc Is not as we'll as No ought to
bc, whenever ho is llstlcss, without energy
aud without vitality, whenever ho
dUds tha, he ls losing wcsht and that
his oN,pory work gives him uuduc ta.
tisuv. he needs pr plgrvrs Golden Mcd-
ical Discovery, n ho keeps ON working
with his liver inactive and blood Impure
hc Nrvps his ucryvs and Ma body updcr
% constant nervous strain uo Will not
ho hearty when hc is old Tho "Goldrn
Medical Discovery" vurcs many so.yall,d
diseases because nearly Jl illness sprpgs
rom ,hc sAmv ,h.us bad dIS,suou amt
,ous,puyu, Impure p,ood, rh, uv,ov-
cry mah,s the appetite good, uc Jlsos.
aou suous, assimilation ,a.l. and ,h'
blood rich and pure
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DON'T OVERLOOK THE LITTLE ONE.


Times Herald;
The trip OF the ba,tloship Oregon trom
san Franclseo around Cape Horn to Join
the Key wes, Dee, has broken all rec.
oras and excited a srea, deal of admiral
ton in naval c.r,lcs. Captain Clark is
being showerol with congratulations
from all quarters. and they are well de-
served, 800
Blu, before the congratulations are end
ed why shouIln, a few reach the gun.
boa, Marietta. which accompanied the
Oregon on ,AaJ noneaJous trip in search
ot trouble The Marietta is much smaller
and much weaker than the great battle
ship which led The way on that l4co-
mile trip ans her performance therefore
seems as remarkable as that OF the ore
son. Why ISN'T she entitled to admission
TO the favorable mention" classe Is O.,
fair 90 overlook the little one?
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RrMARkNnl-n nnscrr.


Mrs Michael curtain. palnsnyld, H.,
makes the statement that sho taugh,
cold which settled ON her lungs, she
was treated Tor month by her family
physician, but grew worse uo told hcr
she was a hopeless victim ot consumption
and that no medicine could cure h,g
Her druggist suggcsctcd pr. kings Now
Discovery gor Consumption. sho bought
a bottle and TO her delight found herself
benefited from the nrst dose. She con,
anuod It's use ana agtcr taking six bot
ties found herself sound and well. NOW
does her own houscwogk, and ls as we'll
as sho ever was, Free trial bottles oi
this Grca, Discovery AZ Estes Conn Drug
Co, Large bottles 30 cents and 81.
Many gray street costumes are worn by
members ot the most exclusive soI
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SALMON RATES COME DOWN.
Gamers Can Now ship for % Cents. Rail
OF Water.

Seattle P. I.
A rate concession has been made to
the operators OF the various canneries
in thePuget sound district, which will,
It Is believed, have a tendency to greatly
increase the shipment Of canned salmon
20 eastern points. Official notice Of the
concession was received yesterday by the
local freight officials In explaining the
concession made a local freight official
said yesterday;
Heretofore the marine insurance on
salmon in car load lots was paid by the
shippers a; the rate OF 2is cents per l0l
pounds. but under the new arrangement
the Insurance on an shipments which
may have 20 pass over waters in reaching
their destination @, guaranteed whenever
the shippers specify the amount Of the
shipment on the shipping receipt. This
We. De a great saving to the cannery op-
orators. and ! believe that in the future
the amount OF salmon shipped from Sc
attic. Fa.rhaven. New Whatc0m. Blaine
and other points win be greater than
ever before, by reason OF the marine in
suroaca being guaranteed. \ ear load
Of salmon is usually valued at 81 so. and
it is readily seen that the marine insur-
ance paid out by shippers in the past has
been no small item Of expense. A straight
rate of % cents peg 100 pounds on salmon
has just been authorized This includes
transportation on both rail and water,
while last year tho rate by rail vas -
cents and 5y water 20 cents"