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The record-union., 1898-09-05
PRESIDENT wooDRUFFs BODY
Arrives in Salt Lake and is Taken
to His Home.

SALT LAKE, Sept. 4-The train
bearing the remains of President Wood
ruff reached here at 10 o'clock. An i'm
mense crowd gathered at the depot and
awaited the arrival of the train.
The body was taken to the family
residence, where it will remain until the
funeral No definite time has been set
for the funeral services.
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THE COLON ARRIVES.
She Brings Mail and News of At
fairs in Manila.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 4.-The
transport Colon which carried troops
from this port to Manila, arrived here
tonight on her homeward trip.
The Instructions on the railway from
Manila to Caloocan have been removed,
and the first train left yesterday. 1t is
expected that traffic will be resumed
to the Dagupan terminus tomorrow.
The steamers Ohio and Valencia have
sailed for San Francisco.
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A LIVELY DEACON.
He Wins Three Straight Heats In
the Bicycle Races.

OAKLAND, Sept. AT the Elm
hurst Velodrome to-day A. P. Deacon
of the Reliance Wheelmen defeated A.
T. Smith of the Acme Bicycle Club in
three straight heats, the first half
mile unpaeed the second one mile with
single pacemakers, the third one mile
paced by tandems. Time - lilo,
2:22 %, Pill 4-5.
In the one mile amateur handicap
Ames of the Reliance was given the
decision over Treadwell of the Bay
Citys after a dispute among the judges.
The time was slow.
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War Correspondent Killed.

LONDON, Sept. 4-General Kitch-
ener telegraphs:
Howard, the war correspondent, was
killed at the taking of Omdurman."
1t is believed that the Sirdar refers
to the Hon. Hubert George Lyulph
Howard, second son of the Earl of
Carlisle, who was the war correspond
ent of the London Times"
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HALL GAINES DESIGN.
He Will Lecture in New York on
an Anglo-American Alliance.

LONDON, Sept. Hall Caine, the
novelist, before sailing from Liverpool
for New York yesterday. said he in
tended to speak in New York ana
Washington on ''The necessity of an
Anglo American alliance" which would
be the greatest possible factor in pro-
noting the worlds peace.
1T will be nothing short of criminal, "
Mr. Caine declared, 'if the nations do
not accept the Cars invitation to a
conference to discuss disarmament"
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It Nav be Audree.

CHICAGO, Sept. "A special to the
Times s-Herald' from Winnipeg, Man,
says: Indians reaching Dauphin from
the far north report meeting an Esqui-
maux who told of the appearance
among them of a strange man who de-
scended from the clouds on the shores
of Hudson Bay. The opinion among
the whites is that the man is Andree,
the Arctic explorer.
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President Spent a Quiet Day.

PATERSON On. j., Sept. 4.-Presi-
dent Mckinley spent a very quiet day
here to-day. He attended morning
services at the Church of the Re-
deemer, in company with Mrs. Hobart
The church was filed, and after the
service the President shook the hands
of a large number of people,
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Italy ReioiceS.

LONDON, Sept. 5.-All day yesterday
impressive services were witnessed at
Gordon's statue in Trafalgar Square,
London.
The news Of the overthrow of the
Khalifa has caused intense satisfac-
ton in Italy.
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The Rebellion Continues.

correspondent of the Daily Mali says
the rebellion in Hainan continues, and
that the American Consul at Canton
has repeatedly, without avail, urged
the authorities to send troops there 20
protect American missionaries.
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DISASTROUS FIRE.
Fourteen Persons Injured by a
Confederation in New York.

NEW YORK, Sept. 4.-Fire in the
Newark Celluloid Works and the
neighboring tenement houses, Newark
N. j., did fully $500, 600 damage to-
night. The flames were confined to the
block bounded by West Scott, Darcy,
Magazine and East Ferry streets.
Fourteen persons were injured and
taken to hospitals none of them being
seriously injured.
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Queen of Denmark Very Ill.

LONDON, Sept. 5.-The Copenhagen
correspondent of the Daily MALI
says: The illness Of the Queen Of Den
mark has taken a serious turn. She
has suffered hemorrhage, and lay for
a long time speechless and unconscious.
It is feared that a crisis is imminent.
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No Fusion in Lake County.

LAKEPORT, Sept 4-The Demo-
cratic Convention, having rejected two
fusion propositions made by the Popu-
lists, nominated a straight county
ticket. The Populist Convention had
adjourned for two weeks
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Accident to the Iowa.

NEW YORK, Sept. 5.-The Tribune"
says: An accident occurred on the bat
tleship Iowa yesterday in dry dock No.
3 at the Brooklyn navy yard, the ex-
tent Of which could not be learned last
night on account of the reticence of the
officers at the yard.
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Resulted Fatally.

A telephone message was received at
this effice at 3 a. m. announcing the
death of Louie Yuen, the Chlnaman
who was knocked down and run over at
Fourth and X streets, the particulars OF
which are mentioned elsewhere in this
issue
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up the Yukon River on the steamer
Ora, which left Dawson on August
18th. The steamers Louise and Col
umbian had arrived at Dawson from
ST. Michael. The Seattle also brought
about seventy disgusted miners from
Copper River
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Eastern Baseball.

CINCINNATI, Sept 4.-Score: Gin
cinnati ), Cleveland O.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 4-Score: First
game-Louisville 2, st. Louis /. Sec
ond game-Louisville IA. st. Louis >.
CHICAGO, Sept. 4.-Score: Chicago
4. Pittsburg 6.
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Transport Panama Sails.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 4.-The follow
ing cablegram was received at the War
Department tonight from General
Wilson:
Ponce, Sept. 4. - Adjutant General,
Washington: Transport Panama sails
at 4 o'clock this afternoon with 246
convalescent soldiers; Surgeon DAILY
and three assistants on board
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Killed by an Explosion.

CARSON (Nev.), Sept. ANDY An
drowal was killed at the Bliss mine,
near Hawthorne, yesterday by pow
der explosion. When last seen he was
walking toward several buckets filled
with powder, carrying a box of caps. A
moment later an explosion was heard,
and Androwal was blown to atoms.
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Governor Rios Butcherinr.

MANILA, Sept. 4.-Accordng to ad-
vices from Iloilo General Rios, Gov
ernor of the Visayas, is arresting and
shooting suspected persons, including
prominent natives of Manila.
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Destructive Fire in New York.

NEW YORK, Sept. 4.-Fire this
afternoon totally destroyed the East
Side Boulevard Horn, Rubber and Ivory
Works, entailing a loss estimated by
the owners of the building at $2OOCOO
and by the police at $4,000.
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Governor Bradley Satisfied.

FRANKFORT .(Ky), Sept. 4.-Gov-
ernor Bradley and his corps of sur
geons and nurses returned to-day with.
the Kentucky hospital 8 train from
Chickamauga. The Governor. after
personal inspection of Camp Thomas,
does not credit many stories of neglect
OF soldiers at Camp Thomas by their
officers, and says the situation there is
much more favorable than he expected
to find.
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The Trenchman Won.

PARIS, Sept. An the fifty-milo-
meter cycling race here to-day, Bon
hours, the Frenchman, beat Cumiller,
the American cyclist. by 80 meters.
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Veteran Journalist Dead.

CHILLICOTHE CMo.), Sept. 81. C.
Barclay. aged GA years. an old Journal
ist, died here to-day of heart disease
He leaves a wife and two children, one
of whom, ]. r. Barclay, is in New York
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Spain Will Pay the Next Coupon

MADRID, Sept. 4.-The Government
has decided to pay the next coupon of
the Cuban debt. pending the settlement
with the United States.
General Weyler has arrived in Ma
drd.
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Brought More Gold.

VICTORIA (B. CD, Sept. 4. - The
City of Seattle reached port tonight
from Skaguay, Alaska, with about
passengers from Dawson, who came
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Ohio Hospital Train Arrives.

JACKSONVILLE (Fla) Sept. f
The Ohio hospital train arrived here
this afternoon If this Ohio expedition
is successful 1t is stated another will
be sent to Porto Rico to bring home the
sick men Of the Fourth Ohio.
The record-union., 1898-09-05

The surface of the sea is estimated
at 10000, 600 square miles, taking the
whole surface of the globe at 1890
600, and it's greatest depth supposedly
equals the hight of the highest mount
ain. or four miles.
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Indiana Troops Come Home.

INDIANAPOLIS Und.), Sept. 4.-Tke
Twenty-fourth Indiana Battery reached
the city this forenoon and is now en-
camped at Camp Mount.
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Cervera Is Going Home.

ANNAPOLIS (Md), Sept. At is
understood that Admiral Cervera and
the other Spanish prisoners will leave
here Thursday norning. Captain Eu-
late has secure the steamer City of
Rome as a transport.
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The MONTEREY
AND THE BRUTUS.

(Continued from First Page.)
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-16
AS TO POSTAL EMPLOYEES

They Can GO to War and Their Positions
WIN be Held Open for Them
WASHINGTON. April 15.-Numarous'
letters having been received a. the post
Office department. containing inquiries
from postal employees as 10 the condl7
tons upon which they could so to the
front in the event OF hostlllties, POST
master General Gary to-day issued the
following: Il
Ordered, chat In the event OF call
upon any regular militia organiza ton to,
enter the military service OF the United!
States. such officers, clerks, letter car
riers OF. other employees OF the Dostofiicel
department or Of postofticcs, or Of the
railway mail service, who MAJ be mem
bers OF such organizations, or who may
enlist in the military or naval service OF!
the United States, Will. upon applica-i
tlor. be granted tas far as possiblei
without ,serio:s impairment to the postal
service) lea.er OF absence without pays
their Positions to be held open awaiting
their return. and to =. filled during their
absence In the military or naval SER
vices by such TEN rary appointments.
or details as may ,e practicable 55aS5iI
6 Leaves oc absence, under like condi-s
lions, will he granted postmasters upor,
application 10 the department., at Offices!
which can be placed N charge OF per-;
sons acceptable to &hc sureties and the,
department, such leaves will be extend;
ed from time to tine. but no: beyond the
date OF the expiration OF the postmas-.
:er's commission. '5sfg;i
JAMES A.. GARY.
P0stma ster General;
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ito;the physical frame. She referred 10
the good old days when GID clerks IN
stores were scoffed at, and the cause!
tof boyeotts on the stores In medical
and other schools. girl students fora
long time were jeercd thy the male
htudents. and made the recipients Of
paper wads and cut calls. It's hard 10
realize In this day that such things *.
isted, and harder 10 realize that certain
laws, grievously unfair and, unjust 10
women, were eyer on the statute books
Among thesc laWs were some which
prevented married women from owning
thelr own e!othas This was n. cfrcet ia
Massnchuketts, and the reason Il wai
not enforced was because the men were
tier thar the laws. In 1876 n woman
goihE toiths Philadelphia centennial
lost her trunk on the railroad nndi
brought quit against the company, but
she lost the suit Tho company used
the good logic that the trunk did not
contain, hor clothes. az according 10 the
law they belonged 10 her .husbana.S
tlieretote she couldn't be paid for what
she didn't lose. That resulted In the
law being repeated. ard The next day.
said Rev Miss Shaw, Massachuseti,5.
women were attlred In their own clothes
Instead of their husbands.
The speaker recounted some other.
laws, whose repeal she said could have
been accomplished in a shor. time N
women could vote. Her satire OH the
Eay legislators filter time aWaysoii
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Mayor Bennett OF st. Charles. ILL.,, adds:
Il believe that Paine's celery compound
has enabled me 10 escape my periodical
attack of;rheumatlsm this winter.
very. cheerfully recommend 1t TO any
one In similar need. In the full belief
(! that, 1t. Will help IN every case"
Mayor Courtney has been eminently
successful as lawyer, one OF his APP
meals to tile supreme court having been
instrumental in bringing about the
passage OF the present ballot reform
law. Mayor. Courtney's happy expert
ence with 5Paine's celery compound Is
shown in his letter annexed:
LOWELL. Mass. Nov. II, 1897.
sNessrs. Wells, Richardson & Co.,
\ Gentlemen-I take pleasure in recon-
intending Paine's celery compound. It
has been1of great benefit to members
OF my family. who have used 1t, and
among my! friends and acquaintance,
including Mayor Ramsdell OF Lynn. 1
have known 1t to prove very successful
in accomplishing cures. Sincerely yours,
S.i WILLIAM F. COURTNEY.
z Thert Is absolute relief from nervous
fprostration. sleeplessness. poor appetite.
growing thinress and loss OF rigor and
strength in sPa:ne's celery compound.
:;Itis n fact verified by the practice OF
the best physicians and by thousands
20 ipcrsonal testimonials that Paine
celery compound makes new. pure
blood, builds up the nervous system
and Ecures. disease when all other rem-
edies have failed. 1t is the greatest
spring remedy in the world.
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LOOKS LIKE A FAKE,
No Confirmation or tho Reported Arrest Of
:. Cr.nd,ll-l PROM l,ie aGnil,y Enrnp

No Con firmatlen Of tho Reported Arrest OF
Cr.ndaii-A Probable "Gnii,y Yarn" ?
CIIICAGO, April discrimination OF
the reported arrest Of Weyler's alleged
torpedo agent, crandall alias Escardo, IS
difficult, ii not impossible here. There
Is a disposition among acquaintance Of
John Wilkie, the new chief of the United
States secret service, to credit him with
the arrest and some go so far as 10 as
sert that he in person was probably one
of the three officers who are said to
have arrested Crlndall Highwoud.
where the arrest Is described as having
taken place, Is a little hamlet near Fort
Sheridan. The people are largely en-
soldiers and others having more or less
connection with the fort. To-day High
wood was all astir over the alleged ar
rest, but no such person as Crandall Is
remembered, and the first inkling Of the
matter came to Highwood people to-day
through newspapers.
No incident remotely suggesting the
arrest lis recalled. The Baltimore e
Ohio officials III Chicago say they have
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CAN'T FoREsThLL TAX


On CI=Rrs. Tobacco. aua Beer. In Cass II.
IL Increased by tile Governmrnt MT. n {
I WASHINGTON. April I5.-The pre-.
vailing opinion among manufacturers Of
cigars, tobacco, cigarettes and SNUFF,
brewers. that in the event OF war.
there will be a marked increase In the
internal revenue taxes levied upon their
products. II is said at The treasury! de-
partment, undoubtedly will be verified:
The impression. however, that by pur-.
chasing stamps at the rate OF tax now.
levied. afiixins them 10 goods and ges-.
ting the same removed from the factory
premises Of manufacturers, Jshe manu-;
fasturtrS or their customers will reap a.
very decided profit when the tax Isfad.
raneed by being able TO add She same 10
theprice OF suci goods is erroneous. The
law II Is stated, will contain a special
provision which will result in the in.
crease In tax being collected from all
wholesale and retail dealers in whose
hands these products may be found
wien the iaw goes into effect. 158I
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.N.hnnt Sail. for New york.

PHILADELPHIA. April 15.-rhe
monitor Nahant. manned by New York
naval reserves left League Island navy
yard at l:So this afternoon in tow OF the
tug Pioneer, bound for New York. where
she will be used In the defense OF that
harbor! The Naiiunts armament con.
slsts oftwo l5-inch smooth-bore rifles OF
the old pattern and she carries n full
supply of ammunition and small arms
besides being fully coaled md provis.
ionad A.ts% ItlsI IEr'tsil .'r. > ~. ~.
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THOUSANDS OF sufferers from grippe
have been restored 10 health by One
Minute Cough Cure, Il quickly cures
coughs, colds, bronchitis. pneumonia,
grippe, asthma, and all throat and lung
diseases. Charles II. Goetze, Market
and Twelfth streets; Chatham Sinclair,
Forty-slxth and Jacob streets; A. L.
Schceblc, No. COZ Main street: Exley
Bros. Penn and Zane streets; Bowie G.
Co.. Bridgeport. u
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Mayor Courtney. In employing PaIne'S
celery compound III his family. had the
example and assurance OF many persons
who occupy to-day IKE responsible po-
sltions In other cities. 10 &.
Mayor Ramsdeil, of Lynn. a personal
friend OF Mayor Courtney, recently
gave his opinion Of this great remady
as follows: re
a previous experience with Paine's
celery compound as restorer Of ex-
hausted energy induced me TO recently.
take 1t again. the many duties of the
mayors Office having taxed my slight
physical resources greatly. I made no.
mistake. In one week found my ap-
petite improved, the feeling OF weari-
ness disappearing and my nerves be-
coming steadier. Paine's celery COM
pound has thus been friend in time of
reed and l like to say n word for a
friend" h
His unhesitating recommendation had
much TO do with Its use by Mayor Court
ney.
Mayor Miles B. Preston, OF Hartford.
Ct. said within n day or TWO, speaking
Of the same remedy:
fhe modern man OF business, be he
ever so sturdy, finds often that the con-
tnued pressure of affairs has caused the
nerves 10 demonstrate and fall In tone.
AT such n time Paine's celery COM.
pound becomes of value. Having expe-
rienced Its benefits / gladly commend
it, 80 =
Among other statements as TO the
value Of Painc's celery compound,
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sAN, FRANCISCO. April 15.-Rumors
OF she,impendins war favei caused a
large decrease In the passenger business
OF ehe Pacific Mail and Oriental and o.
cidental steamship companies. Twenty
passengers who were booked forthc orr
enl oy, a recent out going steamer. can
csiied their booking a few days before
the steamer sailed, owing 10 fear o.
pelnS neid UP by privatcer.s on the high
seas. These steamers each carry from
one 10 four howitzcrB. "l ~
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FIVE CENT ARTICLES.

Ladies' Hose, Chl!dren's liose. Rolls,
Pins. Boxwood Rules, Cuff Buttons. n.
Buckets. Combination Glass Cutters, Bsv
Knives. Pokers, Door Bolts, Neatsfoot ii
Shoe Backing. Wash Pans. Richter E1:.
mon!cas. Towels, o5-eentf Needle PACKAGE
Spectacles, Dime Cologne. Hair CURES
school States. Lamp BURNERS. Shoe Dr,n
ing. Ladies' Pins. Table knives,
Many 10 cent articles In our ) cent lIr
Come and take them out OF our way.
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THREE GENT ARTICLES

clark's o. ". T. Thread. Ladies. B,,i
kcrchlefs. Shaving brushes, Il Dozen ibrs -.,s
Buttons, Stamped Clippers, Match NV NV,
,Machine Oil Cans, Potato Mssh.rs !
p osir s sStsty PlBs Periumsd Toilet so,s,
Curry Combs. i Dozen Shoe l.aces. s"Ss,;
States. Blasting Spoons. ) cent TsSi.,
Cork Screws, llarmonicaa. Cake Turr,ss
Mouse Traps. Windsor Ties. : u 3 &' '+''S
Come here for Bargains We will ss
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ONE CENT ARTICLES,

!, plnt I'll, Tin CUPS. 4 Heavy t.nvtlO,,
S HSSS pen o lleGt sS.s s'Sci Pens Nina
Pencils, Lead Pencils, iColINr, ,y,,s,At,
: Bunches Hair Pinsg'i llandIA 4 r"hI !gtA
TlhImble. J Paper Pins. i punsr 'Nesd,..
Spool SIlk Twist, Dozen lJooks as5 Ipe ~ !
q DarninE Needles. b Sutrntr Cy,i..st S
Dozen Brass Pants Buttons, j Ia, nj iss !
BOY Carpet racks. = Dozen Clothes H. ~ !
1 Tablet. ! Set knitting Needles. t '0tN
Lots OF cent goods golng al cen,
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FOUR CENTsARTlCLEss,

One Set Teaspoons, Patent Sleeve Hs,,
ers; Boys suspenders. Childrn's BS
Rubber Dressing Combs. Comb and Rms
Case. Pot Covers, Tooth Brushes, FL Fir
Shoveis. Toweling, Charm Knives. sMart,
Linen Thread. Hand Saw Files, sn;nsn.
ders;; Pencil Boxes, Calico. MuslIns. III
hundreds OF other articles going al III
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Special Dispatch TO the IntcllIgencer. 4 i
sTEGDENVlLLE. o., April 15.-The
Blistard's shaft property. north OF this
city, was destroyed by fire this, evening,
loss $500. The shaft has not been oper-
atcd for come time.' IA,
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SEVEN CENT ARTICLES.

Colsaie's Palm Soap, Cakes for =
cents Large Dressing Combs. Hsrmcf.
Handkcrchiefs, Mixed Bird Seed. Whit
wash Brushes, Large Tin Cups, WasS
Pans, Shears. a.
-Ht this popular price NC offer many L..
ucles worth double tho money. ~ 81
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THE MOVEMENTS BIRTH.

y The woman suffrage movement wal
born at Seneca Falls, y. Y, and now
has an organization In every state OF.
the Union. Atifrst:lt was r!dicuicd by
the press, and evoked. all kinds OF M
favorable criticism But woman SUI.
fraBe !s certain to be granted In other
than the four STAKES (: Is now In force,
Z %as Mrs. Catts4 prophecy. The .suf-
frage will be the last Hnk In the chain
! Of freedom for women. Women doesE'.
want the suffrage for her sex. for hel
property. but for her mental ability.
Rev. Anna Howard Shaw was the
neXu speaker, and she was warmly
greeted y Like Mrs. Gait. she spoke OF;
The progrcss of the woman's suffrage
,noyt,neut, but dwcit almost solely on
II, e5trials and suffcrinEs or the pioneers
OF the movement InHtfis connection
siic4-tatfd that EwomenintereStedir oh
timing their suffrage were subjec.ed 20
little ynaits OF riditule which caused
pain AZ great 70 the mental as blows
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no CURE a CoLu IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo ouininc Tablets.
Al druggists refund the money IL 1t fails
to cure CSC. The genuine has L. B. Q.
on each tablet.
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SIX CENT ARTICLES

One Set Table Spoons. Blank sooa
Purses. Shirting. Suspcndcrs. Buicfc
knives, 10 cent Laces. Sleeve Buttons i;
cent Embroideries. Scrubbing Bru,hI
Cents Hall Hose.
Merchants invited. We have barssIa
for YOU and IL will pay youJto call
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TEN CENT, ARTICLES.

Suspcnders. Clolhes Lines, . cent l.T
clry, Anger Braces, Stationery Package
jail Padloclis. Royal Needle Packages
One-Half Pound Tea, Ladies' y cent Hc!s
Dolls. ., cent Cuff Buttons. Mirtoih
Pocket knives.
We arc constantly receiving haTsa'a
and cannot quote prices, as they are htn
to-day and gone tomorrow. II Is our an
to always have something new al rrHa
that will make you buy.
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EIGHT CENT ARTICLES.

Whisk Brooms. Wash Bowls. Tin Ruth
cts, Long Handle Fire Shovels,, Rule,
Hosiery, Large Lamp Burners. Box Papt'
Blank Books, Patent Buttons. ST
I. Our customers know a good thing vh'a
they see 1t. Joint the procession TO o.:
store stVEl.g D. Esaf = t.'fzl.t yss-fa..H .75
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NINE CENT ARTICLES.

Ladies' Gloves. Shoe Brushes, s;er
Pans. Preserve Kettles, Butcher hni's
worth y cents. MILK Strainers. Coffee POI.
Flour Sifters. Suspendcrs. Extract Ean!!h
Dolls. Dish Pans, Hammers. ! Pound Gr'a
or Ground Pepper. J Pound Cinnamon ]
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