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not lacking the genuine appreciation Of
the finer and less tangible things, our
growth In this direction has been no
fasty production. We have slowly
crown practical and have also combined
the useful with the beautiful.
It Is worth our while to note how
much We are Indebted to the architect
FOR his wonderful artistic development
not alone In our cities, but in the coun-
,ry as well. and to see how admirably
they have redeemed US from the taunt
against the usl!ness OF our houses and
our meses. Our pubic and private ed
!fces are now admired not alone for
their architectural beauty. but for their
perfect adaptation to the uses for which
they are constructed. We owe them n
debt OF gratitude for what they have
accomplished in the improvement OF
our dwellings. Is
The modest cottage OF to-day ex-
presses al! the comfort. repose and quiz
etude which belongs to the thoughtful
occupation OF him who inhabits It,
while within we find carpets on the
floor with artistic designs. paper on the
walls OF artistic pattern. hot and cold
water and range. in fact everything
comfortable and attractive. thus bring
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speculative motive. and the pit at the
opening and for that matter during
most OF the session was not more than
half filed. Enough bulllsh news was 70
hand TO cause moderate demand to
cover short contracts and as offerings
were even; scarcer than buying orders,
the market Cor time moved upward
July advanced TO SIIS4sc from S3h q
SS7sc, where 1t had sold Immediately Of.
ter the opening. Northwest receipts
were again light, Minneapolis and Du-
luth reporting arrivals OF 1866 cars. COM
pared with elS last week and 3G4 q year
ago. Crop news from California was
fully us unfavorable as yesterday, but
outside of this, reports we're generally
favorable The figures on the Argen.
tine weekly wheat shipments depressed
the market for time. Shipments last
week were reported at 1,6I2a. 900 bushels,
big increase over the previous week.
and this fact caused little more SELL
ing pressure, putting the price back to
SSSc. After that, however, the market
ruled strong to the end. The Cuban sit
uation, so long u depressing factor in
wheat has now apparently become q
bull!sh influence. Many traders, espe-
clailY among the shorts. expressed tho
belief that hostilltles would result In an
advance to prices and acted according
to their belief Additional strength was
given the market by the advance which
was taking place In corn, causing more
or less sympathetic buying and SUSTAIN
Ing prices against the pressure by pro-
fessional shorts and the inevitable II
quldation which comes on the market
during periods Of dullncss. The demand
improved during the afternoon, III"
market becoming quite strong under
moderate General buying. July finally
advanced 10 SiHGS47sc and closed firm
at $40.
There was quite brisk demand for
corn and the market was strong all day.
There were almost no offerings, due. 1t
was claimed. TO var apprehension and
this fuct. drove in n good many OF the
big shorts. AS the market advanced.
the buying became general and was
kept up to the end. May ranged from
30c to 29hc and closed &c higher at 3oc.
q Oats dull hut firm. The market was
helped n good deal BY the advance In
corn and also by the excellent cash de-
mand. Shippers were the best buyers.
There was also 4 moderate short de-
mand. May ranged from 267tc TO 25s:c,
and closed sc higher at 25Zc.
Provisions were decidedly dull. Weak
hog prices were responsible for an OPP
ening decline In provisions, packers be-
ing the sellers early. The strength OF
corn and reports OF lnrse government
Inquiries for. products caused a better
demand later and the decline was re-
covered. The close was steady, May
pork unchanged at 50 say; May lard a
shade higher II S. 17is and May ribs
2isc higher at s. 1Iis.
Estimated receipts Saturday:
Wheat, so cars; corn, 40 cars; oats,
165 cars; hogs, $4,000 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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FINANCE AND TRADE
Tho Features OF tic Money and Stock
alurkria 1870

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NEW YORK, April S.-Money on call
fem at 2G3 per cent; last loan per
cent. Prime mercantile paper 5EsG6G
per cent. Sterling exchange weak. with
actual business in bankers bills at
81 S3AG4 S3l: for demand and at
81 soQ4 500 for sixty days. Posted
rates "a SOlz9+ 81 and 81 Sia4 Si,s.
Commercial bills 81 79,s. Silver certin-
Gates 55lt G5Glac. Bar silver 55%c. Next
can dollars 45c.
The stock exchange was open to-day
for the first time on Good Friday In
over thirty years. When 1t was decided
on Tuesday evening in response TO
motion put on the board TO forego the
usual holiday 1t was expected that the
Presidents message would be present.
ed 10 Congress on "Wednesday and
that by Friday the shock OF war might
have come. The. resembling OF the mo-
ton was discussed en- the Presidents
message was announced, but 10 action
was taken. AS the event has proved,
there was no disposition to trade even
yesterday, the elements preferrinE to
wait for the development OF the situa-
ton. AS for to-day's market business
was trivial in amount and fluctuations
were totally without significance. AS
foreign exchanges were oil closed Il
was supposed there might be some bust
ness. A large number. OF brokers shu.
their Offices and went home when they
perceived the conditions OF affairs.
Those who were left on the floor devo-
ted their principal energies to spo-tIve
devices and tricks OF hazing upon the
board member whose motion was re-
sponsible for depriving them OK the
usual holiday. Prices driftcd below
last nights close and closed above the
lowest, but at fractional net losses.
Quotations both In the money and en-
change markets were mc:elr' nominal,
but small additional engagement of
gold for import was sufficient 10 indi-
cate that the tide of the precious metal
has not changed.
Bonds were almost stagaant, but
showed declines. Total sales, 100000.
United States IS coupon lost l: do reg,
Y: the old Is reg. x, and the IS 4 per
cent in the bid price.
The total sales OF stocks to-day, were
$4,000 shares.
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room. Picture moulding in principal
ION, ION; and hal! first ntory. chalr-raiI In
."IilS-:oom. Bathroom and Kitchen,
"a'hscoatcd. Interior wood work stain
oil. ~ ''''G. . -.
l9!o's-ClapbOnrds. zeal brown. Trim,
including water. table. corner boards,
.osniceS castings. bands. vernnda posts
, smu rails. outside blinds. rain conduc-
.,g.s' etc, chocolate. Outside doors. Nm
m.ed with hard oil. sashes. Pompelian
ihg Veranda floor and ceiling and MI
DuSS.ckS-%o:k oiled. Wall. sllinglcs.j dip
"a ~ and brush coated with Hight 81
. .,.Ih stain. Roof. shingles dipped In
'"H brush coated with dark red staln.
,r WSc9fnmodatioH--The principal rooms
l H., thclr sizes. closets. ETC., are shown
vi 'ae floor plans? Cellar under the
sn,gn c liouso. with inside and outside
nn!ahCe and concrete floor. Ono room
AI,s..n In attic; space for two more.
'sssi'r main staircaso.5 sliding doors
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Plles; Piles !Iiching PILES.

T sYMpToMS-Moisture; intense itch
Ing and singing; most Mt night; worse
by scratching. II allowed 10 continue
tumors form, which often bleed and ni-
ceratc. becoming very sore. SWAYNE'S
OINTMENT stops the itch!nS and
bleeding, heals liberation. and in most
cases removes the tumors. At drug
Glsts, or BY mail, fer 80 cents. DR..
Swavnc & Son. Philadelphia. Refuse
all substitutes. ' tths&w
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THOUSANDS OF sufferers from
grippe have been restored TO health by
One Minute Cough Cure. It quickly
cures coughs. colds, bronchitis. pncumo.
MIA, grippe. asthma, and all throat and
lung diseases. Charles r. Goethe,
Market and Twelfth Streets Chntliam
Sinclair, Forty-slxth and Jacob streets;
A. L. Scheehlc. No. COZ Main street: En-
ley Bros. Penn and Zane streets;
BoVle Re- Co. BrIducDort, s:f
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~ e. lffNif i-l.f fl'f =
QUIET. Pork steady; Turpentlnc quiet.
Rice quiet. Molassgs steady. 2 q \ :, ~
Coffee. options closed barely. steady,
With prices lods5 points net higher.
Sales 1890 bags. including May LOG
5.95c. Il A 3 z, ~
Sugar, raw. firm; refined Arm. Z
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES dull. Wheat
quiet: No, 2 red DC. Corn quiet; No. .,
mixed 3iisc. Oats steady. No. , mixed
2sG2siitc. Rye steady: No.. TIC. Lard
quiet at 81 05. Bulkmeats S. 90. Bacon
flrm ut SO 90, Whisky steady at 81 20.
Butter Arm. Sugar firm. Eggs aotlye
ntsc. Cheese quiet 81
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. firm: fancy
creamery elds2c: do imitation i1GllSc;
do iadle lie: good ladle lsGiic. sore
packed 10dl9e. Eggs firm; fresh Zoe.
Cheese steady fancy New York large
,9A aohe; do medium 9,,Gloc, 10 small!
loI 6p10iAe. IN ,5,
ToLEDo--Wheat dull and firm; No, 2
cash sSiic; May eSe. Corn active and
firm. No, 2 mixed 30Ac, Oats neglected;
No, . mixed &c nominal. Rye dull and
steady; No. : cash 5lc, Cloverseed nc
tive and higher; prime cash and April
60 or lI.HI ~ ..HrE r HIs.t.I Fr'.g
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connect hall and parlor, .dlninr.rooH,
ana slttins.room. Attractive circular
bay In second story. ~ 4 " ~ +
Cost---s3.too. not Including mante,s,i
range or heater The es.imatc Is based
on New York prices for material and
labor: IN many sections otIthe country,
the cost should be less. Fi5 5i',''
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THIRTY-FiVE years makes n gencr-
alton. That is how long .Adolph Fisher.
OF GAINESVILLE. O.. suffered FROM piles.
He was cured by using three boxes of
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. Charles
Il. Goethe, Market and Twelfth streets;
Chatham Sinclair. Forty-slxtl and ia
cob streets: \. L. scheehle. No. Coz Main
street; Exley Bros. PENN and Zane
streets: Bowie & Co., Bridgeport. .
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LITTLE COLDS" Thousands OF
lives sacrifcedTevery year. DIR. Woods.
Norway Pine Syrup cures little colds.
cures big colds too, down to the very
verge OF consumption.
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a. v. .a|.
Y CHICAGo-The demand for cattle TO-.
day was good and prices were steady.
There were no strictly choice cattle for
sale and sales were mostly at a low
range OF prices. Beef steers sold chiefly,
at 81 5o65 10: stockcrs and feeders active
at "a 00at so, Canning cows sold chiefly
at 81 50d3 90 and fat cows and hcifers
were active at 50 ajtt4 70, Bulls sold
largely at 50 0Od3 90 and calves sold or
to Sc 0Od6 % for choice, Prices for hogs
were steady with a fairly active; demand
and moderate supply. Common to
prime hogs sold at 50 1904 o5. chiefly at
81 S1tsGl 90: prime light selling 15e un-,
der the best heavy. Pigs sold chiefly at
81 T0GS S5. Market for sheep md lambs
active to the extent OF the limited offer
ings. Lambs sold at 81 50G5 90 for shorn
and at IS 1905 50 for unshorn. Shorn
sheep sold at 81 e5I4 65 and woolad
ilocks at 81 65Tl 9j for fair 10 prime:
shorn yearlngs sheep sold at 81 6094 70
and wooded yearllngs ut 81 75Gp5 10 Re-
ceipts: Cattle 1000 head; hogs 10000
head; sheep 5000 head.
EAST LIBERTY-cattlc steady; cx.
ira Sc 1905 IL; prime s. G0T5 10: common
So 90I4 20. Hogs active and weak:
prime mediums 81 1915 20; heavy York.
ers "a 1901 IL; light Workers 81 O0G4 05;
heavy hogs 81 1904, lJ; pigs. rs to quail
ty S3,7Od3 90; good roughs SO 50lS 65;
common to fair 81 50i3 IS. Sheep firm:
choice clipped "a 35I4 10: common SO ESQ
. %: choice clipped lambs 81 9065 90:
common to- good 81 25Gi So: spring
lambs Sc o0GS 90.
( EAST BUFFALo-Cattle steady to
strong. Hogs. Workers, good to choice
$; 05G4 10: roushs, common to choice
50 50a3 20: pigs. good TO choice 50 $50
so. Lambs. choice to extra Sc 00G6 10:
culls to common S. 00I5 60: clipped
lambs "a "5G4 65. Sheep. choice to Sc
lected wethers 81 9Od5 90; culls to COM
mon 50 5o14 90: clipped sheep So 00G4 30.
CINcINNATI-Hoss easy at 50 500
s95.
Metals.
NEW ,YoRK-Pig iron dun; southern
50 5000 IS; northern $40 5000 co. Cop
per quiet; brokers 11Ssc. Lead quiet;
brokers 3lic. Tin plates dull.
Wool.
NEW YoRTI-Wool quiet.
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gTeiiare. Bellairs.
sleiO am Alail. Express and Pass. $50 pm
t:I I'm Express and Passenger $40 am
ga9s pmii!Ssd Ere!g't and PSssJ i:le. pm
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Depart. Ohio River II. r. n Arrive,
49, :% am Park; and Way Points 'io:5a ana
s,,is am Charleston and Clnein.i sJ:is pm
Tii.s amlGincin. and lexington $50 pm
.stls pmlPArk. and WnY Pointsltll:M nm
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NEW ,YoRK-Pig iron dun; southern
50 1000 IS; northern $40 5000 co. Cop
per quiet: brokers 11?sc. Lead quiet;
brokers 31ac Tin plates dull.
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lRAiLWAYSTlIM CARD:

,AffiSal and departure OF tra,ns on ana
siter Nov. N. jlss'. 5Explanat lion OF Refer
lsnee Marks; spaiiy. Daily. esespt Sun.
Gay GAY ;paily. except SATURDAY. iDsiiy, eS-
sspt Monday. Sundays only. Saturdays
lSenly. Eastern Standard Time. FR f5If',7,
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Wool.
NEW YORK-Wool quiet.
The true northerner., 1898-11-09
MAINTAINS HER CHARGES.
Testimony of Mrs. SandersOn's Serv-
ant I'm the Noted Poisoning
Case Not shaken.

Battle Creek, Nov. 3.-Lawyer Cros-
by failed to shake the testimony of Mrs.
Marie Robertson, the family servant,
in her cross-examination during the
trial of Mrs. Sanderson Wednesday.
She firmly maintained her accusation
that Mr.. Sanderson was killed by
ground glass administered to him by
his wife. She said she knew Mrs. San
derson was grinding glass, and not ice'
in the coffee mill in the cellar, because
the defendant took the glass down
stairs In a large paper, put it into the
mill, and when the grinding proceeded
lit was easy to hear the glass crack. y
DR.. Prescott, by whom the prosecution
hopes to prove that glass in large guam
titles was found in Mr.. Sanderson's
stomach, will be the next witness. Law
yer Crosby refuses to state as ye'
whether or not Mrs. Sanderson VII
take the stand in her own behalf.
The true northerner., 1898-11-09
DRIVEN INSANE BY GHOST.
Haunted by Spiritual
vtsitors.

William Curtis was In Trenton On.
J.) Jail serving four years sentence
for larceny. Several weeks ago he COM
planned to the keepers that his nights
were made into.erable by mysterious
noises in his cell. His fears were
laughed at.
George Zupack, the occupant of a
neighboring cell, also announced, with
chattering teeth, that he had seen a
ghost. He was in Jail for shooting a
man and the ghost, he said, was that
of his victim. 1t was Zupack's turn
to be ridiculed. He and Curtis became
standing joke among the members OF
the prison staff, and the corridor in
which their cells were situated was
nicknamed "the haunted corridor" but
the prisoners, to whom the matter was
no joke at all, grew haggard and dwin
died in flesh.
Both men are now insane from theil
fears.
The true northerner., 1898-11-09
HAZE A BROTHER OF HOBSON
Take the Credit of the Hero's
Achievements.

A prominent member of the chamber
of commerce the other day received
letter from his son. who is a cadet at
West Poiut, in which an amusing story
is told. A brc ther of Naval Lieut. Rich
ard Pearson Hobson is a cadet at the
great military institution. and the ca
dets who are accustomed to haze the
more timid cadets have this fal -.
voted their attention exclusive
young Hobson. Copies of paper
tanning accounts of Lieut.. Hobson ;
exploits are furnished the younger
brother, and he is compelled to mem
orize the accounts word for word
Then he Is placed in the assembly hal
before the other cadets and required
to repeat the accounts. Whenever the
name "Hobson" is uttered he is re
quired to point to his breast with th'
index finger of his right hand and say
parenthetically. THAT is me-"
The true northerner., 1898-11-09

Thomas ID. Rayl. Of Detroit, Fails for
over $1.OOO,OOO-His Assets Are
Less Than $4,000.

Detroit. Nov. 4.-Thomas b. Rayl.
president of the 7. b. Rayl company.
has filed a petition in bankruptcy, and
was as a matter of course, under the
new federal statute, adjudicated
bankrupt The schedule of his liabil-
tiles shows them to exceed S1,50o,00o.
His assets aggregate less than $4,000,
These amounts are not exact, as no es-
innate il made of the value of part OF
the assets. There is an additional IL
ability upon him, as trustee. accord
ing to a decree for an accounting re-
Gently rendered against him in the
Wayne circuit court. in behalf of Will
liam c., Samuel II. and David w. Da-
Wis, of Detroit; Elizabeth Pajot, of La
peer; Emma Frankish, of Brooklyn. N.
Y, and the estates ofAmelia Rayl and
Mary A. Davis. The Detroit Motor
company plays a large part In
schedule of liabilities of Mr.. Rayl
He was indorser on the bonds
and on various notes. Banks IN
Detroit and elsewhere are mentioned
in the list of creditors, and mainly IN
transactions with the Detroit Motor
company's stocks and bonds. 1t is these
liabilities as indorser that seem to have
swamped Mr.. Rayl.
The true northerner., 1898-11-09
CHANCERY sALE.--In pursuance and by

CHANCERY SALE lin pursuance and by
" virtue of a decree of the circuit court for the
county of Van Buren,, in chancery, in the state or
Michigan, made and dated on the 18th day CT sep
tember A. d. 1898, in a certain cause therein pend
ing, wherein Frank B. Byers, administrator OF the
estate of Tobias Byers deceased is complainant ana
jacob I. Roosevelt, Elizabeth Roosevelt and Belinda
Roosevelt are defendants.
Notice is hereby given, that shall sell at public
auction to the highest bidder, at the front door OF
the court house, In the village of Paw Paw, county
of Van Buren and state of Michigan, said court
house being the place for holding the circuit court
in and for said county on Friday, the 23d DAY OF
December A. ID. 1898, at ten O'Clock In the forenoon
of said day ALL or so much thereof as may be neces-
sary TO raise the amount due to the said complain
ant for principal interest and costs IN sald cause,
of the following described lands and premises, VIZ:
A certain piece parcel of land situate In van
Buren, County and State of Michigan, known ana
described as follows, to wit: The southwest quarter
of the southwest fractional quarter of section No.
seven, township four south of range No. nfteen
west containing thirty-seven acres
Also the south half of the southeast quarter
of sectlonsNo L. township No. four south OF range
No. sixteen west, containing eighty acres;
| Also the northwest quarter OF the northeast
quarter of section No. twenty-four, township NO.
| four south of range No. sixteen west, containing
| forty acres; .
Also thirty acres on the west side OF the south
/ twenty-four, township No. four south of range No.
| sixteen west. ooa
Dated Paw Paw, Mich, November 9TH, A. ID, 1898
| ORAN w. ROWLAND,
| Circuit Court Commissioner in and for Van Buren
County, Michigan. ,oo--,-.oso,
| F.J.ATWELL (zz"'oz<oo
Solicitor for Complainant.
The true northerner., 1898-11-09
New Mining Company.

Detroit, Nov. 5.-A Free Press spe-
cal from Houghton says: The Mohaw
Mining company was organized here
with John Stanton and Joseph E. Gay,
of New York; Frank Mem. Stanton, OF
Houghton; Fred Smith, of Allouez,
Mich, and William Paine, of Boston, as
directors Frank Mem. Stanton will
give place to John r. Stanton, of New
York, as director John Stanton will
be made president. Capital stock,
So 500, 900, with $75OOO0 paid in and
$3.50, 900 cash in the treasury to begin
operations. Two shafts are TO be sunk
at once on Kersarge lode.
The true northerner., 1898-11-09

Traverse City, Nov. S.-Judge Roscoe
L. Corbett was fatally shot Sunday in
camp at Trout lake, in the upper penin-
sula of Michigan. The gun was in the
hands of his eldest son when dis
charged. The remains were shipped
for home, but when they arrived at st.
Ignace the authorities detained them,
pending an investigation. Judge Cor
bett was one of the best-known men in
this city. He was elected TO the circuit
court judgeship in 1896. 1t was his an
nual custom to hunt deer in the upper
peninsula.
The true northerner., 1898-11-09
LEGAL NOTICES.
MORTGAGE SALE.

ORT6ACE SALE. whereas aeisui' san
WI having been made IN the conuiuons -, ,as,
day of December, A. ID. 1894, executed by Cynthia
p Freer widow af Orville j. freer, van buren
county, Michigan, pursuant 10 an order OF the
Judge of Probate for the county OF van buren,
Michigan, held at the probate ONCE In the VnAee %,
Paw Paw in said county and state, on the l2tn
day of November, A. ID. 1894, authorizing, em-
powering and licensing Cynthia p. Freer 10 porrow
by way of mortgage upon certain real estate IN saiu
order described for the purpose therein mentioheo
the sum of six hundred aud nifty dollars payape ia
eight years from the date of said order with interest
al the rate of per cent per annum payable an.
nually and 10 execute mortgage upon saiu rear
estate TO secure the payment OF the moneys so po'
rowed TO +. p. Grimes, Paw Paw, Michigan and
which mortgage was recorded I'D the once ol .no
register of deeds of Van Buren County, michiean,
In Liber AZ of mortgages, page sos, on the l2tn
day of December, A. ID. 1894, and on wnlcn mort
gage there il claimed to be due and unpaid al tne
date of this notice the OF SgO.OO lnfnety dob
lars1 as accrued interest, also an attorney Zee
provided by law, and no suit or proceedings NJ Ia
or I'm equity having been instituted to recover the
amount now due and unpaid, or any part tnereof'
Now therefore, notice Is hereby given, that oy
virtue of power of sale contained IN said mortgage
and in pursuance of statute IN sucn case maoe an
provided there will be sold at public auctiSnR 20
the highest bidder, at the trout door OF the Vr'
| house i'm the village of Paw Paw, Van Bnen
county, Michigan THAT being the place for noiuing
the circuit court for said county, on saturday the
10th day of December, A. ID. 1898, at two O'CLOCK
M of said day, the premises described In said mort
gage or 80 much may be necessary TO satisfy the
| amount now due and unpaid on said note ana mort
| gage with interest and costs said premises Delnt
| described as follows The northwest quarter o.
| the north west quarter OF section twenty Inree
| town two SOUTH range fourteen west, Van BureI
| countv Nichioan 2269t 1908
''"''''' F. p. GRIMES, Mortgage.
| VIM. ii. MASON, Atty for Mortgage.
The true northerner., 1898-11-09
Schooner Wrecked.

Ludington, o., Nov. s.-The schooner
b. s. Austin lies on the beach a quarter
cf mile north of the piers and will be
total wreck. She has cargo of bulk
salt for JOY, Morton & Co., of Chicago,
and that will also be lost. She left
port Monday morning in tow of the
steamer f. S. Tice, but on encountering
the south gale put back and anchored
The anchors dragged and she beached
shortly after noon. The crew were
saved by the lifesaving crew.
The true northerner., 1898-11-09

1t is stated by competent authority
that there are ten million people In Am
erca who are bicycle riders. Probably
each one gets an average of one hurt in
a season, and that is Just when Henry AZ
Johnson's Arnica a. Oil Liniment gets in
its good work. Nothing has ever been
made that will cure bruise, cut or sprain
as quickly. Also removes pimples, sun
burn, tan or freckles. Clean and nice to
use. Take it with you. Costs % cents
per bottle. Three times as much in a
so cent bottle. We sell it and guarantee
to give satisfaction or money refunded.
Longwell Bros, f. b. Longwell, j. ID.
Hamilton.