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On the first and third Tuesdays 10
July, August, September and October
1895, the Chicago, Milwaukee & st.
Paul Railway win sell round trip exeur,
sion tickets Cgood twenty-one dayO
from Chicago. Milwaukee and other
points on its line, to a great many points
in South and North Dakota and other
western and southwestern states a.
about one fare. Take a trip west ana
see the wonderful crops and what an
amount Of good land can be purchased
for a little money. Further intorma'
tlon as to rates, routes, prices Of farm
lands, etc, mag be obtained on applica'
ton to any coupon ticket agent or "
addressing the following named per
sons: w. E. Powell, general immigTa'
tlon agent. 40 Old Colony Buildlng'
Chicago; H. F. Hunter, immigration
agent for South Dakota, 2sl Dearborn
Street, Chicago, or George II. Heahora'
general passenger agent, Chicao. I'LL
rois "
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Mrs Michael Curtain, Plalnheld, ILL.,,
makes the statement, that she caught
cold, which settled on her lungs; she
was treated for q month by her family
physician, but grew worse. He told
her she was a hopeless victim OF con-
sumption and that no medicine could
cure her Her druggist suggested Dr.
Kings New Discovery for Consump-
tion; she bought bottle and to her de-
light found herself benefited from first
dose. She continued It's use and after
taking six bottles, found herself sound
and well; now does her own housework.
and Is as we'll as she ever waH.-Free
trial bottles OF this Great Discovery at
Logan Drug Co.'S store Large bottles
60 cents and Sl00. 8
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DON'T LOOK.
Very Dangerous, Bat " LeE, 20 Itself. It Is
Death. A wheeling Case

Very Dangerous, Bat " Len TO Itself, 1t 10
Death. A wheeling Case
There are some diseases that do not
arouse our sympathy-the disease Is
not deep-and therefore our sympathy
is shallow. But we very often make
very serious mistake-such as calling
backache light affection. Backache
means kidney trouble every time. and II
you don't drive II away, II will never 20
OF rs own accord, without taking you
with It, But II does not continue simply
ms bnckache. Soon this urine becomes
affected, either too much of It or too
little, and in either case II IS onlE ex-
pelled with pain--acute pain, Then
comes the sediment stage, which means
cutting, sandy deposits and sometimes
stones like kernels OF corn. Then fol-
lows Diabetes or Brlghts disease. Don't
you think BackRche dangerous? We
do. but we must add Just a few words,
and they are: Doan's Kidney Pills cure
every time, and all stages OF kidney
disease, but II is always best TO keep as
far from the danger line as possible,
and the cure is easier.
Mrs. Scott LlstOn, residing at No, %
South Huron street. SAYS: My dauBh-
ter BERTHE caught heavy cold which
settled In her kidneys. and in spite Of
everything which We could do she got
steadily worse, doctors prescribed for
her and bottle after bottle Of medicine
was used, but It did not do any good.
She had such steady bearing down
pains across the kidneys, dreadful head
aches, spells of dizziness. that Mt times
she could scarcely get around; was
always tired and distressed; restless
and irritable. and arose In the morn
ing unrefreshed and weak, In fact, her
whole system seemed to be affected aud
nothing seemed to do the least bit OF
good. was Induced to try Doan's KID
ney Pills and got box Mt the LOaan
Drug Company for her, She felt relief
from the first few doses and continued
them until two boxes had been taken.
She Is now hs strong ms ever RhG was,
sleeps well. and feels well In every way.
Many OF our friends remarked the I'M
provement In appearance. We recon-
mend Donn's Kidney pills and would
not DO without them for any consider
alton"
Doan's Kidney pills for sale bv Hll
dealers. Price 20 cents, Mailed by
Foster Sillburn Company Buffalo, n.
r., sole agents for the United States,
Remember the name-Doan's-and luke
no substitute.
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gaylng that he paid the latter e2s.0eo
directly and subsequently paid him an
equal amount through Mr. Broadley, M.
Honley's agent, for division between
Earl de Ia War; md Lord Albemarle.
8lr. Ho5iey said he had since discoy-
erred that Broadley kept the $4,000.
Regarding Earl de Ia Wars alleged
ofer OF Ri,OO0 II he. CHooleV) would
contradict his former evidence, the
bankrupt said that Afr. Broadley at the
Brunswick hotel offered him the money
IN the earl'a presence; and the eorrec.
ton of certain statements which Earl
de Ia War; wished him 70 make was
written out there. AIR. Hooley deposed,
In the presence OF the earl.
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Ard hoW II ARoatod HRVlna-Eho Rise
50 onba's Pablo Stock.
aAsxArVA, August IS, 800 p. m.-tDe-
isyedih Transmission 1.-THE reports put
s cifeuIation some days since, with re-
Spect 70 the progress Of the peace ne
ti6ns between Spain and the uni
tea slates have had the eject Of stlmu-
isting orders sent from Europe and 9TH
3 countries By cable to buy cuba's
publie stock. So far back as August
10 ne flsS in all securities of this class
esin. ana on Thursday and Friday OF
Id6l week silver rose from 30 per cent
dls6ount to q per cent discount, while
ma stock rose from Is to 30 points
IL some instances late Friday after
noon, although the rumors that the pro-
tncol had already been signed were be-
'lis6ed by many to be tricks OF the spec
ul6t6r5 "a, meet the market. When the
ACTS were known on the following day
the rise was maitaIned.
NE news that General Blanco had re-
ceiyed a. patches from NJ. CambOn, the
French ambassador at Washington, de-
diitelv declaring that the peace pre-
flminafies tvose settled and signed,
spread with lightning rapldity through
ont he city, and there was general re-
.iief n the ;prospect'of u treaty OF peace
that would put an end 10 the splitting OF
blood and the long era Of Oscillation and
ruin nom which the island has suffer-
"a - thefatis scarcely any family, Gu
bll oe Spanish, which has not felt the
terrible depression Of the war.
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COLOMBIA AGREES TO ITALYs
TERMS

ROME, Aug. 16-Admiral candiani,
the commander Of the Italian squadron
now of the Colombian coast received
on August II a deHnIte reply from the
government Of Colombia, agreeing to
all three points Included in his ultima
tIrm as to the payment Of the Cerruu
claim, namely: A formal and absolute
recognition Of President Cieveland's
award and undertaking to stop within
eight months all proceedings on the part
OF Cerruu's creditors, and an immediate
money payment to Italy as guarantee
OF the full execution Of the award with
in the stipulated time. ~,
The dispute Is thus settled to Italy's
satisfaction.
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DEAD ON HIS cHILDREN's
70 GRAVES,

ST. LOUIS, August 1s.-R. W. Col
son, a broker on the Merchants Exc
change, was found dead to-day, lying
across the graves OF four Of his chill
dcen at Bellefontalne cemetery. He had
committed suicide with dose OF
strychnine. Financial difficulties are
thought to have been the cause OF his
act. When discovered Golson had been
dead for several hours. He disappear
ed from his home last evening and was
not seen again until his remains were
discovered In the cemetery. He leaves
widow and two children. Not long ago
GoIson was rated as worth over 100000.
Just prior TO his death he traded more
in bucket shops than on the floor OF the
exchange.
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General Toral will be one of the Off
GERS returned to Spain by the United
States from the captured city of Sam
itiasO dc Cuba. For General TOral's
transportation the United States gov
eminent will pay the Spanish steamship
line $50 which Will secure for the gem
eral the best room aboard the ship.
For the other officers the price of $40
only win be paid; but the government
is willing to pay $50 for the comfort of
the gallant Toral,
Madrid, meanwhile, is waiting. for
Toral. He will De eourt-martlaled and
called before the cortes to explain why.
he surrendered to the United States. If
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TIcHDNoRs EMINENT SERVICES

TIcHDNoR's EMINENT SERVICES.
WASHINGTON Aug. 1s.-coiOnel
Isaac Tchenor, an old and well known
resident OF this city died yesterday.
Colonel Tic. enor was born In Humans
burg, N. Y, slxty-nlne years ago, but
has lived in the city since the close OF
the civn war. He enlisted in the army
In 1861, ana for distinguished gallantry
at Bull Run, Chantiliy and other bait
Iles was promoted to various grades UNI
til at Fredericksburg. In 1862, he became
colonel Of One. Hundred and Fifth
New York. ~
Al tie eose OF the war he was APP
pointed 10 the third auditors office Of
the treasury department and served for
many years as chief OF one OF the larg-
est DIVISIONS OF the department.
In 1852 Colonea Tichenor received an
appointments as auditor and comptroller
OF the District OF Columbia, and re-
signed his office in the treasury depart
ment 10 accept the position. He served
in this capacity until the beginning OF
the Cleveland administration, when his
place was given to a Democrat. A
widow and son survive him.
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ONLY TWO SAVED.

/, SAN FRANCISCO. Aug '1S.-ThOse on
board the American barkentlne c. c.
Funk, reported wrecked on Flinders
island, or the coast Of Tasmania, are
believed to have been the following: ,
Harry Nissen, captain; Mrs. Harry
Nissen, two children OF Captain Nlssen,
Hansen, first mate; Leonard Stump,
swagerman, A. Krog, Fred Plaikster,
Charles Olsen, A. Than, P. Daley, sea-
men. Only two are said to have been
saved, but their names have not been
given,
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the fate of Montijo awaits him, he Will
be shot, and all spain will see that lit
tie Alphonsos regency does not bear
lenlently upon generals who have been
defeated.
General Toral, like many of spaln's
generals, saw.service in the Philippines
as military governor, and head of the
army under Blanco. He governed his
forces 80 well that Gomez ordered the
insurgents to give up under his reign
and remain quiet. 1t was upon his or
der that the barbed wires first were in
PRODUCED In the Spanish army. General
Toral Is afraid to return to Spain.
Poor General Toralt his fate is an un-
certain onel
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Hoo1EY's SENSATIONAL D1scLos-
IRE.

LONDON, August i6.-1n the queens
bench division of the high court of JUS
tlcc to-day. Justice Wright resumed the
hearing OF the motion to commit Earl
de Ia War;, Messrs. Broadleg, Brad
shaw and Rucker for contempt Of court
in attempting to induce Mr.. Ernest Ter
all Hooley, the bankrupt company pro-
moter, to fnlsIfy his evidence In the
bankruptcy court.
Mr.. Hooley, who was sworn, explain
ed the discrepancy between his own
statement that he had paid Earl de la
War; $4,000 and the earl's statement;
thnt he had only receIYed R25,0O0 by
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SUES HER UNcLE's ESTATE.

SACRAMENTO. Cal, Aug. 49,
Amanda p. Austin has sued the estate
of Millionaire Jefferson wilcoxson her
uncle, for $4,000, She claims that VII
coxsop induced her to come from Mis-
souri, and care for him in his old age,
which she iiid for seventeen years. re-
mnlnlng single at his request. He
promised her $4,000. After his death
$4,000 was found In his safe, which she
claims had been set aside for her.
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AGRBAT scHElTRs
10 EJECT q lIonualsnt TO Lafayette BY III,
American school Children.

American School Children.
CHICAGO, Aug. ls.-AccordlnE q
present plans, Lafayette, the French
hero, who came across the sea In colon
ial days, with sword and money to aid
the birth of liberty on American shores,
Is to have his grave marked with
S250OOO monument. a tribute from the
patriotic school children of America.
President Mckinley has concurred In
the plans proposed by Ferdinand W.
Peck, commissioner general to the Paris
exposition, for the unwilling Of this
beautiful memorial at the Paris expose
tIon on the Fourth Of July. 1900. 1t Is to
be the feature Of UNITED States Day.
ut the exposition.
At the commissioner generals office Il
Is announced that President Mckinley
will soon issue q proclamation designat-
Ing a date, presumably October 10, as
Lafayette day for the general observ-
ance In every school throughout the
United States, Governors Of states and
superintendents OF instruction win be
urged to cooperate. On this date, which
Is the anniversary Of the surrender Of
CORVALLIS ut Yorktown, historical ex-
ercises VIII be held in every school In
the country at which a nominal admis-
sion fee Will be charged. Millions Of
pennies and dimes thus received from
me rising generation Of American pa
trlots will be applied to the monument
fund. with 100000 schools and 2OOOO,OOO
young patriots, II Is believed that more
than enough VIII be realiEed to erect
monument that Will be the pride Of two
continents.
Secretary Of the Treasury Lyman ].
Gage has been asked to be custodian OF
me fund and. Il Is said, officially has
signifed his willingness to do all that
he can to add to the success Of this rs-
tionai enterprise. Designs for the mon
ument will be submitted next week.
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TROOPS An San RRANcIsco

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. l6-Brisa-
der General Miller viii to-day move the
heaequnrters Of the independent diW-
gion, Eighth army corps. from Camp
Merritt to the Preside. The troops now
at Gimp Merritt VIII remain there at
least this week or until further Infor-
nation - received whether or not Gem
erat Merrill needs any more soldiers. In
ne event that he does not the troops
WI Re moved to the Preside and await
further orders, The departure OF the
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IOvTNGl CUP FOR DEWEY

CINCINNATI. O., August 1s.-The
Piccadllly Club, of this city, has had a
very valuable loving cup made at the
lockwood works here for Admiral Dew
ey. Colonel Narkbret and other mem-
bers OF the club, have communicated
with the admiral reKaId ding the presen-
tntIon OF the same. The loving cup Is
the finest article or the kind that was
ever manufactured In this city.
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1HEN LEARNED IT'S sIoNTFT-

Hffa VANCE.
Corr pondenee o. the Associated Press.
SANTIAGO DE CUBA. Aug. 2-The
Casino Espanoi, or Spanish club in SAN
tiagO, much frequentet by the Spanish
sothc6fS, has for some time boosted a
gr4snDphone which was a source Of Joy
and delight TO the club members before
the cApdtulation.
seIlngely enough. through the long
nights Of the Siege, the faYorite piece OF
mutic, which they were In the hablt OF
having repeated four or 1--WE times an
evening was ''The Star Spangied BAN
neF,e which greatly Pleased their nu-
aical souls although they were entirely
ignorant Of it, origin or significance. As
fate would decree, on the morning OF
July II, when the American flag was
hoiEted over the governors palace, the
rtgimgntal band Of the Sixth cavalry
played with the utmost gusto this same
air, whose meaning broke upon the rs
gembled Spanish officers With unusual
force and With no little discontinue to
their 0tfeady Fuffied feelings,
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81
slSTIkGo DE CUBA. August Is, 4
peiayed In trensmlsslon.)- 1.-THE
oiiytl Riied this afternoon for Mon
u PQt5t with tetWseh 200 and 800
mss Wheeler is a passenger.
tly, tins morning Cuban was shot
entgy who caught him stealing
rinTdl stores at the dock. YeStet-
~ u discovered that enough goods
stolen to make three cart
|rich had been taken out surrep-
er1ly % the cubans IN the held. The
under suspicion returned to the
hsrf.i last higtrt, evidently with the in-
udon Of continuing his thefts, but he
Eerped on.
EiriS this morning ne was again
6dna there when the sentry ehal-
ngta him DC ran, refusing to obey the
order tS h6it. Az he was likely to es-
eape TIE sentry ared and killed him.
ne occurrunca q regretted by General
IE66d:ind the American ofices gener-
aiiy, III / brobably viii have a salu-
u tRfot 40 raids on the commissary
md tie medical and Red Cross stores
I've Bssn lltoEsthsr too frequent to be
Sletated any, longer.
ME Fainy Season has now est in with
torrap dsly, the troops. therefore,
~ mon 8 none too soon, as the physI-
ne alr agreed that the condition
g hs souia have been greatly az
rayated VI the rain, dampness and
sonseIdent Enthgmas: n.
Al rejoice atsthe prospect Of peace
"a - CRY retGfn home.
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delayed It is possible that they may be
sent to Manila With supplies for the
TROOPS. It will be fully a week before
word is received from General Merritt
,slgnifying his wishes in regard to the
remaining SeIpetif tiOnary forces.
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RUssIA's CONGRATULATIONS.

WASHINGTON. D. c., August i6.-
Besides the congratulatory note of the
italian ambassador felIcltatIng the gov
eminent of the United States on tho
signature OF the prellminaries of peace
with Spain, the secretary OF state re-
ceIved on the night OF the 18th Inst. a
telegram from Count Casini. ambassa-
dor Of Russia. dated at Narragansett
Pier. rendering his congratulations up
on the conclusion Of the protocol. which,
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according to The memorandum issued
by the state department giving this In
formation. assures peace alike glor-
iols to this country and honorable to
her adyersarles OF yesterday"
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'HIERIN6 CuBANS-
tsy Ralathe commissary Stores
Frequent Intervals.
one SHOT gYAMERlCAN SENTRY

- BEEE WARNED BEFORE OF
THE FATE THAT AWAITED
Hl ENOUGH GOODS STOLEN
oafAKE THREE CARLOADS.
HnB CROSS ALSO SUFFERS
N THPFTs-MAY HAVE A
H9TARY EFFECT = RAINY
sht 81 AT SANTIAGO SETS IN
NJ EARNEST.
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TRAaEDY or we wINE SHOE.

TRAGEDY OF THE WINE SHOP.
WASHINGTON, D. G.. August Ia
The war department has received the
following: 0
PONCE, PORTO RICO,
August Is. 1898 1899 p. m.
Adjutant General, Washington.
Replying your cablegram. Private
Laduke been convicted by court mar
tial for killing Private Stafford; sem
fenced to life imprisonment; penIten-
tiary Leavenworth, designated. He Is
now under guard here, awaiting trans
nortatIon. .Ein GILMORE,
tr5 Brigadier General.
Alex. Laduke was a member OF Co ],
Second Wisconsin Volunteers, and was
enlisted at Marinette. Thomas Stafford,
the murdered man, was member Of
the Thirteenth Infantry, regular army
The murder was the result OF q quarrel
In a wine shop near Ponce, Porto RICO
1t was erroneouslH stated IN dispatch
from Marinette, Wis, few days ago.
that Laduke had been court martialed
the day after the crime and shot 81
Ponce on August 8.
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6. WORTHEN,
DENTIST.

Peabody Building, Room No. 3d.
Il26 Market Street. ). Wheeling W W
JAKE sluyAFoH- ia
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ooiOLUsI0H or PEACE

q. eirlY reEdfn home.
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Ara NV Il Arrested HRvana-Eho Rise
ihouhG's Pablo Stock.
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FREE TO MILLIONS.
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Medical books arc not always interest
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STOLE PAUPERS' PASSES.


Railroads Have Lost Thousands OF
Dollars by the Thefts.
Cincinnati, Feb. 4.-The railways
here have discovered that they have
been swindled out of thousands of dol
lars by bogus orders of the mayor for
pauper passes. These orders were
printed and bound in pads, with the
name Of the mayor and his signature
printed on them. Instead of signing
these orders the city seal or stamps
had been used, but through careless
ness these orders were finally given out
without stamping. Many pads got
into the hands of scalpers and have
been sold by ticket brokers. Joseph ana
Lyman Hess have been arrested on the,
charge of purloining charity passes
from the mayors Office. Their brother,
Harry, has been employed in that Of
fee. Samuel Phillips was arrested
charged with selling these orders.