davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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virgins Celery Tea cures coustiua-
ION sick headaches. z5c at druggists.
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Y7rfeiies Celery Tea regulates the
liver and Kidneys. cures constipation
and sick headache. 95e 81 All druEEistE.
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sideFafions ask the congress to authoEl1e
and empoMeE The REeslden1 g take E1eez-
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spain Has FaIIed.

Sure Of the right, keeping free from al
offense ourselves, actuated only by upright
and patriotic considerations, moved neither
by passion nor selhshness, the government
WIN eoutlnne its yvatchful care over the
rights and property Of American citizens,
and win abate none Of its enortG which
shall be honorable and enduring. II Il
shall hereafter appear TO be duty imposed
by our Obligations to ourselves to civilian
tion and to humanity to intervene with
force, 1t shall be without fault on our part
and only because the necessity for such
action VIII be so clear as to command the
support and approval OF the civilized
trorll2's
The long trial has proved that the OBJ
feet for which Spain has waged the war
can NOT be nttained. The fire OF 1n8urrec-
fion may dame or may shoulder with vary
ing seasons, but It has not been and II Is
plain that II can not be extlnguIshed by
present methods The only hope OF RELIEF
ana repose from condition which can ne.
longer be endured Is the infOrced paeinca-
ffon OF Cuba IN the name OF humanity, In
the name OF efylIIzations In behalf OF en-
dangered American interests, which give
JUS the right ana the duty 10 speak and
70 act, the war IN Cuba must stop.
10 Use nLIlttary Forces.
IN View or these facts ana OF these con
alterations ask the congress to authorlEe
and empower the presldent g take rnea--
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The foreIble Intervention OF the United
States as n neutral TO stop the war. acs
cording to the large dictates Of humanity
and foIloMInE many Historical precedentn
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4: TraE 3 Maine AnaIr.

THESE elements OF danger and disorder
Iireads pointed out have been strilzingly
Illustrated by a tragic event which has
deeply and Justly moved the American
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8 Aerial
Events Water Circus,
oughbreds Greatest
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. go CON
sTruc,icr Of certain additions to the *
isiIng water works - the City CO Seat
tie. State Ot Washington.
Sealed proposals viii be received on nr
before y IN. November 18TH. isgs for the
construction snd completion OF certain al
d!tions 10 the existing ~ateT-wOThs owned
ara controlled by the City % Seattle. The
said additions incll IL gravity water sup
Ply from Cedar River. reservoirs and por-
lions O. an auxiliary high service system
ir the City.
The contract 20 lie LEI vii embrace the
following general items % construction.
Hea1w q, Cedar River consisting %
p.Nert:ag Wen. Intake Canal GO feet
long, and Setting Basin
Pressure Pipe 70 city, ~ inches diameter
@si miles In lerg;h Of when "a miles
are To 5e TiYetfed steel and - miles to be
siaEe-pi7e handed With steel bands y incn
III fia5n.ter
h,sn s;ers'ce Reservoir IN CITY. capac-
Low Service Reservoir IN City. capa,-
ity - r4.iltJn gA.Iors.
Auxiliary fEigh Service Steel stand PIPE.
q feet diameter by ca feel high. incased In
Rarsone concre.e
Pumping Main to s:a1d-plpe 1880 feet
l,-.i.ch haiamein Pipes 2aeo feet l6-inch
.sf-iach save PIPE. connecting reservoirs.
al bout cre mile }fcgth.
@o-'nrh stave Pipe 3.d.G i.naal feet; waste
from ifeh SeEvi~e X aerso.r
5}-ireh Rfvrtte1 Stec: Pine $50 fee,
lsasth. connecting Low Service Reservoir
Changing Cedar River ChabDeI. e. Go Gu
t5r Yards excavation
Caring. Dam I'D Come Tons .; swan
Lake.
Two Gate Houses Specials. Waves. etc.
Ire contract - ce entered into Will mo-
vi1o ma payment sraf ~ ..a+e f. :u.s
wosk onlE Dy WARRANTS uDco the
t-eaaF River Vat Supply End
of Seattle. created and estab-
Ashed ~ C~Gi~ance No 1145 g.
he Cry q Seattle ard tr- contra sr
shaN rave no claim against the City *
cept ss therein provided. Ply SAID ors.n-
ance = per GEN.; - Inc ASH rsc~ie.s -
ths entire Ci.y water system ara i1vio.a1iy
set aside and pls~iged 70 5he payment d,
interest a. ty@ ve~ Cegt per anrum and
ne gradual redemption c. SAD warrants
In addition % BE warrants wEicn VII
&c ISSUED IL payment for .ae construction
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PUBLISHERS NoTiciz, :. - = Fr rs,,., ing
agents a5s J. a a-Ciellaa. > f2~t7J
and u T. Lo0n4z Ci5y ro-le9,o9s
= Catacars- II r H4wi~y. Egg.n. Me
sartn} q Fl NcCowan. G. III. s.eheh ah an
II 4 W.ls PogtulastsFs every 49, =,
CIR ayers Pay unon>y oHIF io ihtzs a..
10 our resilient agents ia TIE various S'''es
Ard towns az tfe Nor5nv =
ArEEETIsF.Rs-Cna ,or az a. - =
:~emsrtz N the Sunday POST Ifts 80 -.
must BE- furnished ~ o'clock sdS'.,r ~
Advertisements ssu bs received at "a S'~-'
Officer Or fha Paxs-IntsilixsDeer -
KEWAF$I1-Ten 3oliars vii ~ psII -.
Information Isad!ng q the eChsiC.s"-.
any Itrson steaNDg ecpies q tAiS -'@'0'
delivered 70 subscribers n y attas' ,,..seo
TACOMA BUREAU - 40 A13@ f1'-'C
avenue L. \ Harrison.
EVERETT r X. Lewis. z~.
NK-Braach otFice. 1Fa9. ..s
block ss5 Riverside avenue. ie!spho'e' 49,
J. -. Peterson Manager.
PORT TOWNSEND VIM A. pfeIhef,
BELLrSGHAM BAY-Se@ "ha'e0"''
Parker Ellis, Manager ~
oLYMPlA-+i7+x Man street u u
"lnsfaniey. Agent
VICTORIA. Il. c.-George Marsfen.
The following letters await sdVef'As
~ this cflcs:
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f. os6er "a weasr@ -arreet insert.on q
notices under these headings, s5s sane
saoui9 be left al 80 business oiites Q. Us
pare. 80 chargs = maze sSF sSsca ID
fs@ss
FT.rsras rcttee~ resolutions. ~ ot5ef
eyec.s8 snneiree zsssnfs wiH Dc caAFsel a.
iAe rate C 20 cents Per 8g-e sae3 l!ss@I IN
E.fte,r- ~ -. .Ifsf.<t - =.
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He IS a living connection barw~..
unseen existence and this world ~
read the innergno<t thoughts ~ s,als ~
tha past, present and future as In :, y
Ior. ana oy IS mysterious power caa =
how ~ avert evil. row "a succeed IN -. -
ness ard Obtain good fortune. He 80
mines and buried treasures, r,inarsl. .
estates. lost friends. etc. y
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

,.no.,g.r- - e,tT n, NJ, r,--.T.t-,-rr
Npi lIE OF "A IL IL Of nt-l- ~, = " IN
shaIfs 81 SO k-oH zee OF me WIS., sea-
tie Lind ana lmproNt M ut Company. Sc
aitle. september 81 I>9s
NoNce u hereby gwen ihat III pursuance
or resolution ~ ne board Or trustees Or
tue west seattle tand ana inpfoVemen
the capital stock ~ said company, here
aiter oe@Cria"u, or SO tiiuch tfTreo 81 a. may
Dc necessary " SauSIE 4 teFtalh assess
Went OF ii p.r s1ate, 9hS iTNlrd th~ftoE y
Said p.ai1 q uuStees a us meeting artd
July II )s'A. II - soid az l0oilc auction
door or the tnii7t , afss pos office in me
city OF s.aI'iT. AZ tAt no't a. II ni0Ih a
N on MONDAY, ING -itt day OF CclObcf.
\. - I've -.,.,,, ,...,..
The fC..oRlnG * pdrti"u LAr dPSCr5 yttDT.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

CLAIR OF AST-Jarnes t'oDslans
~ortc's tAInets als5luEn AID elairyo,,a,
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FOR SALE-TINBER LAND.
AUCTION SALES.


AUCTION SALE OF q 81 Q.sl stock Of sivy
sisf...s .@' 1Y,5l.s "''>l .s1s 49,
shoes. l.tsu yaTis s1eet5ng 9.ss@ yarts
fi4nuels. 3'.-4 Yards donestiCS. 5,olo yards
calico. 4.oV1 yards glugt.>iDls. 5jA0 Easjs II
wool dress goods tAI. C0sorsg. $50 pat
ladies' ard chiliren's shoes. 1.0ss men
ana boys suits (3ll Sizes and 80 over
coats. Sale AZ ~ First avenue near
Pike. \ fine dress VIII D. given away at
each sale. commencing Friday morning
az % a. II. and y. II.
JOE MARTIN. Auct.oneer.
FOR SALE-As a woole. on Saturday -
l. 80 D N, The l5.h. White Star res
tauFant. water !roa3. foot OF Spring
everything in Al condition. slee. range
~ chairs and tables plated ware.
glassware. etc. terms cash. Fitzheary
a. SrO0DeS auc-iQneerS.
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No matter wha; troubles ynu r.s~
WIKI yourself Or o,hegs 1osl,ss ara ~
s4'se Sop IS, He ADVISES you With esrs.s
de may X. C01Sultei daily ~ all
of Gfe. NJ C0psls1a-s work - ae,sss
different from other mediums ans A'ss,
styled caasrvoyaDts. NJ aarkans@j ~ -
or cabinet, b3t everything aora - "a
broad open light q soccer ssuss .sn, u
il possession q yours H5 posjt;vaa -
fuses 20 accept a tes n 1tvages sar >
j7Gs or special week. urtE he IL rn-r.ass
and not then II You are Eot psrfectly' s.s
fed. Ssa
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ITS NOT WHAT he HAS DONE ~.
OTHERS, RCT WHAT HE WiTssea
DO FOR YOU.
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CONCERNING BUSINESS AFrA,ss

He gives dates. facts ana figures -.,,.,,
and important advice AMI tnfor-rs,sor =
all matters Of t1tere$. N business s-.s
actions. lawsuits. contested wills. rsa -
aace. damage suits. divorces. dseS.s -
cages. claims. collections, speeniatin,. -
ventures. gold mining stocks. and All 50. -
ciai difficulties. Truly predicts Ira -
cess or failure % new inventions ns,..s
pending pension claims. etc Tells wssssSk
you will receive fair dealings with parssss
II YOU care 70 know what business yoa Sal
go and whom 10 avoid: II you In,ans !.
make any changes or 10 start hus;rss
0uv or sell property, or. IN fact. taks -.
important step. don't fail 20 consult -.
YOU thousands OF dollars ans. a sreas -
OF trouble.
Remember. your prospects OF TODAY ma,
be your fortune tomorrow IL r,rsss,
handled.
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FINANCIAI-MoNEY TO. LOAN.

Scoones. auc.loretTS.
FINANCIAL-MoNEY TO. LOAN.
APPLICATIONS wANTED-We nave
opened an office IN London under charge
CT Mr.. Alfred Williams. u t1is city, and
desire applications for loans on business
and residence properly. Thomas Invest
meDt Company, Collins building
So. ooo $50 AssETs-Mutual BENEFIT Life
leans money tfuu va.ae1 on IS policies
Angus ". Young. lls Washington block.
LIBERAL ADVANCES on valuables-
Watches. diamonds and jewelry, az low
rates. Uncle Joe Loan Office. SIT Second.
MONEY To LOAN on improved inside
residence property in Seattle. John p
Dorr x Co. room 4. Bailey building.
WE LOAN MONEY. build houses on In
Stallmenc pan ana write Ere Insurance
H. q. Shuey x Co. - Pike.
TO LOANS. 600. .6o0 $3.50 on approved
city properly. VIM. +. Harper Dexter
Horton Bank building
EDMUND BOwDEN-Loans ard insur-
ance. Horton Bank building. Telephone
Red al.
THE OREGON MORTGAGE COMPANY.
Ltd.-Robert J. Fisher. Agent. 4u3 Bailey
building.
HERBERT s. UPPER makes loans on
farms and timber land. l2 Schuerman
block
PRIVATE MONEY-Low rate: 10 COM
mission. s. l.. Bowman. so New York
book.
JAMES BOUTWELL,. loans ana snsur-
aIce, IS Boston block. telephone Main
400.
FURNITURE LOANS-Byidges. 504 New
York block.
MONEY TO IOAN-F. ]. Foster. Colo
NAL block
COLLATERAL BANK-Money loaned. 1o5
Cherry.
LoANs-Mrs. Patrick. 7o3 New York
block
MONEY! TO LoAN-Ras-r. y HalIer block
FINANCIAL-N sRRANTS. SCRIP. ETC
WANTED-BonGs. stocks. farm and city
mortgages. circula- fer brokers only
Investors Directory. New York.
STATE. COUNTY AID SCHOOL WAR
rants and bonds bought ard sold. Dorr
Co. Room \ Bailey building.
WARRANTS bought and sold. VIM. D.
Perkins x Co. sol New YORK block. Sc
EDUCATIONAL.
DAY and evening classes in teIegraphy,
common English. normal branches book
keeping. shorthand and typewrit.ng nen-
manship, German, French, Italian. Span
ISL. etc. Wilson'S Modern Business Col
lege- Phone. Main 80.
ENGINEERIEG SCHOOLGIRL elecl,
mining mech, survey, assay. archit.
retallurgy. est. 1854. A Van der Na!Ien
933 Market, San Francisco.
PRIVATE LESSONS in shorthand
bookkeeping. p-nmanShip. aYithmettc
Er clish ana German. Address IFS War
ren avenue.
FRENCH AND SPANISH languages. r
Constant and A. Brac0ns 5i2 Washing
ton building. FIRST avenue.
ANDERsON's SCHOOL - Preparatory
branches taught ga Spring.
PRIVATE SCHOOL - Mrs Laurence
GTonlund, Holyoke block.
EVENING Normal ScAool~Alkl Academy.
Masoaic temple,
ATTEND the eest. Acme Business Col
leg Seattle.
ELOCtTIoN.
ELOCCTION .zzie Jay Richardson. COS
Eolr-G aX--LIe.
VOCAL AND iNsTRt MENTAL MUSIC.
GUITAR AND MANDOLIN - F.rs.-CIass
instruction given Ay Rose Charlotte
MI-c3eIl- a it0iyoke block.
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Parties NO anttctES-e ho1ssA errtas can
4; ug their A2Gss cS1tr4e.e az easy nay
mems ff4ltcn < W..soa Furniture ON
r&Gy. III. III Ard tbs Seco2! avenue.
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ness center, a.so one suite for house
keeping SO Third avenue
FOR kENT-Furnished rooms with board.
i3a Marion street.
ROOMS and board Mrs. Garcken. sos
FfNh.
FURNISHED rooms and board go Union
street
ROOMS and board. SOL Fifth avenue.
FOR RENT-FtRNIsHED ROOMS.
WANTED-A neat. congenial room mate:
have n!x. cheap room. good view.
ground floor. street entrance. walking
distance. no hills also single room; 81
per month. Address 10. PoSt-!ntelH-
gencer
FOR RENT y cely furnished rooms ali
modern cOnyauienCeS; ten minutes wax
TO postofflCe, private home, delightful
view ana surroundings. terms reason
able l621 Second avenue.
FOR RENT Furnished room. and board.
in comfortable home. for man and wife
or two single gentlemen every conyen-
i.nce- De Mers & Spencer. rooms 81 and
s. Sullivan block
NEW WESTERN HOTEL Board and
room. 81 10 $50 per day. meals p GEMS.
New Western Annex-Furnished house
keeping rooms. Free bus TO ana from
boats ana trains.
FOR RENT-Elegantiy furnished rooms.
SO and Upward, baths. steam heat.
Hotel Ferguson Front and Seneca Mrs
Ferguson. proprietfess.
FOR RENT-Nlcely furnished rooms. good
location. with bath. parlor ana piano IN
connection. terms, with board S.. iii
Columbia.
FOR RENT-ThFee furnished housekeep-
ing rooms: bath, hot and cold water,
tao car Tines 235 Second avenue north.
HOTEL ALBEMARIE. 2is SprIng-Front
rooms. $40 week, electro lights bath,
heat: transients accommodated.
FOR RENT-2iI1ls First avenue elegantly
furnished rooms. 81 up, 10 hills or car
fare. fine Sound view.
THE ECONOMY alright heaters are
double hned on ,0p and stand the racket.
Woodhouse. 2lo Pike
HOTEL. BRONSON. sos Firs, avenue. Of.
fee second hoor: good elevator service:
transient 35c, 5ec. i6c.
FOR RENT on" nicely furnished room,
in private family for single gentleman
i-0l James street.
GILBERT HOUSE Rooms 2sc, SOC and
75c Man and Fourth streets HI WHIT
ney. proprietor.
EXTRA large front room ana medium
~zei rom. FIRST h!N . 70. care Post
lnte'l.GsuoeI.
ron rETT Nlce tsrnt:he4 -aen~. 81 ana
s. - veehty. close in. as Fourth axeuqc
FOR RENT s.x-yoom fiat. furniture for
sale cheap Itps THIRD tvsnu- ~ asJ
HOTEL XENpoME 1878 FIRST avenue
FIRST 81. as's rooms ~ The day or week
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Office and residence. corner Third A.
Columbia street. Shorey block, uns.ar,
English ana Swedish spoken.
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ALL BUSINESS SACRED AND coyr.
DENTAL
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- Truthful IN Ills EREDTCTrov,
k.L-I-IAEiE N lis ArsvrSs..
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HOURsa A. VI. To p. NJ. DAILY
AND SUNDAY.
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Hs:tI' tNTEn-aAIE.

WANTED Flrst-ttaser ai-t1 washer -, C.-
~sHenfai avenue.
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HELP WANTED-AGENTs. SOLICIT
ORs. ETC.
HELp waNTED-nALE AND FEMALE

UAETED-L-ad!es ard gentlemen lrurne-
d.a'"iy with Christian principles; - 70
x-A and expeaEss. Oh. reliable ErTn:
splendid references PROT Douglas tn
lnn bloek rnorn = Don AelaE.
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MISS PERRY. seventh ~ seventh d.uv.
ter: greatest known palmis;. plane. 80,
reader: DO not fail seeing her. p s,,.
peposit building
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WANTED by man ana wife position 10
manage of r"nt restaurant ur smail no
tel. NO objections 10 leaving she city.
Address - - care FpSt-lnTeiiiEeucer
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WAETED-city real estate. We have
customers g:o VIII purchase want lots
N heir Of Sarah 4. 6sIfs addition.
t-skaImar-f' orccYan co, 1915 W asEing-
ron building Tel Red lfaJ
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YMEtf wANTED-NAIE

WANTti1Sttuatiou hy japanese to do
cooking and general house work IN small
private family where II Is steady place.
with good wages. + -. care Post-iu.el-
iaenccf.
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CHIitOPODfSTS.

HANNA expert chiropodis. ParIors re,
moved 20 Burke building reception room
81, Al connect .hE< CHALLENGED
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THE MARKETS.
Grain, Provisions, Etc,

Chicago. Sept u.
FLOUR-Quiet and steady.
WHEAT-Stonger. September, 62k@64c;
December. 6O%@6l%c; May, 62M@6sMc.
= CORN-Weak. Cash, 3O@3ol4c; Septem-
Der, 29%@30c; December, 29ss@29Ac and
3oc; May, 31A@321c.
OATS-Higher. No 2casf, 2024@21c; Sep
TENDER. 19%@2Oac; December. 195s@20c;
May, 21ss@22c.
RYE-Market was easy. No. 2cash, 431sc;
No. g. 44D441kc; No. a, 42@421ac. September
delivery, 441kc.
BARLEY-1n good request and firm.
Low grade, 291311ac; common to good malt
ing, 31l2Q37c; choice, 3SQ40c, and fancy.
41@43c
POTATOES-Mar steady Early Ohio.
fair to good, 3o@3Sc; Wisconsin Peerless
and Hebrons, 43M4Sc. aH
EGGS-Feeling firm. Sales, losses off,
cases returned, were made at 13c, and re-
,candled stock, new cases included, 1212@
1870.
BUTTER-Narket steady. Creameries.
131a@1Sc; diaries, 111a@16c.
) LIVE POULTRY-Market barely steady.
Turkeys. 7@10c; Chickens, 41a@10c; Ducks.
61a@7c per pound; Geese, $30O@5.5O per
dozen.
WHIsKY-Firm Basis of s1.25 for fin
ished goods.
BUTTER-Firm. Western creamery.
141s@2Oc; Elgins, 19c; factory, 111z@14c.
EGGS-Firm. Western. 16kc.
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1t is mighty nice these cold wet days
to drop into Ivens' hardware store and
get cup of coffee and some nice bis
cults. Mrs. Mark Wright is officiating
and shows what splendid biscuits can
be made out of Luney Bros. flour and
on the Peoria Lexington Steel range.
The luncheon is free and Mr.. Ivens in
vites all his friends to call and get a
some.
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A NEW TIME CARD.

On Sunday a new time table went
into effect on the Northwestern rail
way. The time OF the old trains is
but little changed. The Carroll stub
leaves for the west at a. m. Twenty
minutes earlier than heretofore while
it returns about an hour later. The
new train goes west at 4:1O a. m. and
east at ll:3S %. m.
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Live Stock.

Chicago. Sept ~.
HOGs-Quality good. Market active and
feeling firm. Prices 2l2@5c higher. Sales
ranged at s2S0q3.s5 for Pigs, sS.7GoI4O5 for
light, s3.5593.7O for rough packing. $1,000
4.O5 for mixed and s3.75@4.o5 for heavy pack
ing and shipping lots.
CATTLE-Quality fair Market rather
active. Good steady. common weak to 1Oc
lower. Quotations ranged at 52O@56O for
choice to extra Steers, $4.6O@5.15 for good
to choice do, $4.4044.90 for fair to good,
$4.10@4.5O for common to medium do, $3.50
@4.35 for butchers Steers, 81 1904 30 for fed
western Steers. $1,000. 90 for Stockers, s40 5
@4.G0 for Feeders. s1.75a4.25 for Cows, $500
AGO for Heifers. s2.7O@425 for Bulls, Oxen
and Stays, s3.20Q4.5o for Texas Steers. So. 40
@4.5O for Grass Western Steers, s.. 00M4.15
for Western Cows and Heifers, S4.5O6l7. 90
for Veal Calves
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1898-09-13

National Encampment, G. A. r., Gin
cinnati, Ohio, Sept. $40. 1898.
On account of the above all agents of
the Chicago & North Western R'y will
sell excursion tickets at greatly reduced
rates to Cincinnati, September 3 to 5.
and for trains arriving Chicago Septem-
Der 6. Apply to agents for full par
tieula S.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1898-09-13

Annual Reduction in Rates to Omaha
Tourist tickets via the North Western
Line, the pioneer line west and north
west of Chicago, will be sold during
September at very low rates. Apply to
agents for full particulars. g
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1898-09-13

Commercial Travellers Day at oma.
ha Sept. "a.
On account of above, September 1928,
all agents of the North Western Line
will sell tickets to Omaha at reduced
rates good until September 26.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1898-09-13

Mr.. John Lii, of Hanover township,
held services at the German Luthern
church Sunday last, likewise in Wash
ington township. He will be installed
into office next Sunday in southern
Kansas.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1898-09-13

We wish to express our sincerest
thanks to the many kind friends who so
literally contributed their aid and
sympathies to US during our bereave
ment.
MRS. G. SEWERS AND FAMILY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-04-02
CARLO ALBERTO NOT SOLD.
Spain Fails to Secure the Italian
ArmOred Cruiser.

Spain Fails to Secure the Italian
ArmOred Cruiser.
ROME, April 2.-The report that the Ital-
ian armored cruiser Carlo Alberto has been
sold to Spain is untrue, as the warship be-
longs to the nation and law must be en-
acted before she can be sold.
The real situation is that Commander
Willard H. Brownson, U.SN., is negotiat-
ing. in behalf of the United States, for the
purchase of the Basoir, which is being
built for Morocco at the Orlando yards. but
the consent of Morocco must be obtained
before the sale can be consummated.
Commander Brownson is also negotiating
at the Ansaldo yards at Leghorn for two
torpedo boats, and at the Odero yards for a
torpedo boat destroyer.
Spain is negotiating at the Ensaldo yards
for the purchase of the armored cruiser
Garibaldi and the armored cruiser Varese
from Argentina, and is understood to be
concentrating the purchase of the Varese
The prices of the Garibaidi and Varese are
81, 100 600.
The rumor that the italian third-class
cruiser Umbria goes from Bahia to Rarba-
does, on account of the Cuban situation, is
untrue.