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St. Paul Union Stock Yards.

SOUTH ST. PAUL, April IL.
HOGS-Market &c lower in sympathy
with the Chicago declines; quality fair;
more hogs wanted. Range Of prices,
S3.67k@3. 721a.
CATTLE-Market steady and a~ctive;
good stockers and feeders IN demand.
Common calves very dull.
Sales ranged at So. 7oWg4.o5 for stockers;
S.. 30 @s.75 for cows; S32oG3.6O for helfers
81. lOA4.3 5 for steers.
SHEEP - Market strong and in good
demand.
Sales ranged at $500 14.65 for muttoAs;
81. 1905. 50 for lambs.
Receipts: Hogs, 1000; cattle, 100; sheep,
81: calves, 80.
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Tried to Kill The Nawab.

LONDON, April lS.-A special dis.
patch from Simla says a nephew Of the
Nawab of Dir, in the Swat district,
and not far from Chitral, with two
accomplices, has attempted to take the
nawab's life. The latter, however, was
not severely wounded and his assail.
ants have been captured and killed.
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Poultry, Butter and Eggs.
CHICAGO. April 16.

Thirty five years make a generation
That is how long Adolph Fisher, OF
GAINESVILLE. o., suffered from piles. He
was cured by using three boxes OF De
Wits Witch Hazel Salve.
FRANK SIIIH.
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Is DYING.

Noted Author of Looking Backward "
and Equality" Nearing His End.
DENVER, Colo, April 18.-Edward
Bellamy, the famous author, who came
to Denver from his home in Massachu.
sets last fall in the hope of regaining
his health, is dying Of consumption. He
is very low, and the end is believed to
be near.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-04-18

Thousands Of sufferers from grippe
have been restored to health by One
Minute Cough Cure. 1t quickly cures
coughs, colds, bronchitis, pneumonia,
grippe, asthma. and all throat and
lung diseases.
FRANK SMfra
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LATEST MARKET REPORT,
Duluth Grain.

DULUTH, April 16
WHEAT-Cash No. l hard, $l.O5; No.
l Northern, Sl.Oi; No. ? Northern, 95Hc.
To 4Arrive-No. l hard, sl.O5L; No. l
Northern. sl.oiA; May, Sl.O51a; July, 99Nc;
September, So.
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Chicago Grain and PrOvisions.
CHICAGO, April Is

CLOSING PRICES.
WHEAT-May, sl.o,; July, S6jsc;
September, 79c; December, 791sc.
CORN-April 30 g; May, 3olac; July,
5l&c; September. a23sc.
OATS-April, a5is.; May, 25jsc, July,
2'4c; september, PC,
PORk-April, 80 -; May, Sa.T; July,
81. %.
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The farmer, the mechanic and the
bicycle rider are liable to unexpected
cuts and bruises. DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve is the best thing to keep on
hand. It heals quickly, and is a we'll
known cure for piles.
FRANK SMITH
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Able bodied S~paniards Ordered Home.

PARIS, April ia dispatch from
Certe, department Of Perault, to the
Petit Journal, says all able bodied
Spaniards there have been ordered to
return to Spain as early as possible.
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DenOunce Lees Utterances.

MADRID, April 1s.-The utterances
Of General Fltzhugh Lee on his return
to the United States, regarding the
Maine, etc., are violently denounced
here.
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rvcrvho.ly Says so

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New York Sailed Under Urgent ORDERS.
SoUTHA MPToN, April S.-The steam
ship New York has sailed for America
under urgent orders from Washington,
having been chartered by the govern.
meut.
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Minneapolis Grain.

MINNEAPoLIs, April l6
WHEAT-April closed at 99Ac; May,
CSC; July, 9634c; September, 76c. On
~Track-No. l hard, Sl.O234; No. l North
ern. 9y3tc,
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heaoty ~ blood Dceu

lean blood means a clean skin. Nh
tic tea" cJy, M', nnn i: Cascarets, Candy Cathar.
stirring ny s1 ,he I .o and keep it clean, by
Danish pimples, boiis, biotches" b, ."lcay TO
ana that sickly bilious complex; ion ndhv nv taa;n.
o;ssc rets,r-beauty for ten cents. An dr,v.
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Sioux City Live Stock.

Sioux City Live STOCK.
SIOUX CITY, H., April IL.
HOGS-Market SC lower. Range OF
prices, $3.oO@A7O.
CATTLE-Market dull and weak.
sales ranyed at e. 5O@3.75 for cows;
a. lao 80 tor stockers; S4.OO@4.l5 for
stock heifers; 4.25a4.5 50 for yearlings.
SHEEP-Dull, $3.5OW4.2a.
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pOULTKY-Live, steady; turkeys. 9O
1Oc: chickens. S@S11c; ducks. 81.
BUTTER-Weak; creameries, 14WlSo;
diaries. 1l@l6.
EGGS Firm: fresh, 9Nc.
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Battles and
Diseases.

This is the story gf one stho participated III ,,,u.
naval and infantry engagements during the n"yy
from svouuds yeteisud then he suffered for years. b.. .
TODAY, yejoies tit yeveote1 strength.
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a little boy asked for "a bottle of "get
ny N the morning as fast as you can
the druggist recognized a household
name for DeWitt's Little Early R.sere
and gave MIN a bottle Of those famous
little pills for constipation. sick head
ache. liver and stomach troubles.
FRANK SMITH
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ANTI-AMERICAN HOLY ALLIANCE
st. James Gazette Publishes an Article
on the subject.

on the SUBJECT.
LONDON, April l5.-The St. James
Gazette publishes an article headed
"Anti.American Holy Alliance" dur.
ing which it say The reports of
European interference lin the Cuban
question: are distinctly the most inter.
estlng news this morning, most inter.
estlng because it now is clear nothing
can prevent wal except some such III.
tervention. The United States has
gone too far to recede. America wants
to fight, and SO far as we can see,
America will be going wrong, not
through its statesmen, but through a
sort OF national hysteria. 1t is exasper-
ating to those who, with peace and the
end III Cuba o. Spanish mlsrule, to see
American passion throwing away what
American craftsmanship has won.
There is obviously therefore, an oppor.
tunity for the forcible intervention OF
the powers or some OF them.
Great Britain's Position Delicate.
The position of Great Britain in such
an eventually Is q delicate one, but
from the point of view Of France, Italy,
Austria and Germany, it must be al.
lowed that the plea made by Spain
could hardly fall on deaf ears. Senor
Sagasta's indignation in regard to the
accusation now bluntly III connection
with the Maine, is perfectly justified
after the retlcence observed by the re.
sponsib-e American government. Spain
virtually throws up the sponge in or.
dering an arnistice. Ii American in.
reference goes further in its insulting
attack upon tie mere existence OF
European sovereignty over the island,
d straight waistcoat would seem to be
a very useful arlcle of attire for the
outside powers to provide for the couu.
Try which wants to bite off more than
II can chew, without any consideration
for other peoples interests, The notion
that England must support America
against Europe, whether America is
right or wrong, is absolutely ludlcrous.
But If a new holy alliance attempted to
coerce America in respect to a matter
IN which our sympathles Were with
America, it would no doubt find Great
Britain a strong ally Of the United
States.
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One Minute Cough Cure, cures.
That is what il was made for.
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GENERAL COPPINGER, COMMANDING TIE
DIVISION AT MOBILE.
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Must he Prepared to Leave,

FRANK SMITH.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-07-29
Stranded Treasure Hunters.

SEATTLE, JULY 29.-Purser Twiggs,
OF the steamer Humboldt, which
arrived here today from st. Michaels,
reports a serious condition of affairs
prevails there. Several steamers,
which have noTiyer connections, can
not land their passengers. They have
been feeding them several weeks and
provisions are getting scarce.
The most unfortunate lot of pas
sengers are;those that went from
Seattle on the steamer Progreso, The
company sending her out has since
become insolYent. The passengers
number about 100 men, and it is
probable that they will nearly all be
returned here.
The captain of the Dirgo says he
would sail for San Francisco with his
passengers If he had provisions enough
to make the trip. The steamer
National City, with 100 passengers, is
in similar condition. The passen-
gers of the these steamers are getting
very restiye, and threaten all sorts of
things.
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illustration OF the entire subserviency
Of The party leaders TO the 'combines.
Every Minnesota farmer who Is com
PEELED to deliver TO the twlne com
bine l6 cents per acre tpure robbery
over the state price, has just cause
Of complsint,and II he does not resent
1t al the polls, this fall, deserves TO be
robbed and plundered.
But 10 is almost useless 10 talk 90
any farmer who Is addicted TO helping
keep the trust party in power on the
strength Of its empty and broken
promises. The party cannot be in
dicted and the fool who has parted
with his vote or the knave who has
sold his soul TO the combine for a
mess Of pottage are notworth laborlng
to save. The problem must work
itself out until the producer is able to
get government responsible TO him
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main for Republicans TO struggle
with the question.
The Republican party and its can-
dldates have denied all connection
with the American Book Co. IL
devolves upon them 10 act in accord
with that denial and give the people
the benefit OF open competition be-
tween all the publishers including
the A. b. Co. IL deyolyes upon the
conscientious elements Of the Re-
publican party, who are The friends
or the public schools, TO take up this
matter with those 10 position TO give
relief.
But the Republican bosses will fird
some way to satisfy the greedy trust
and at the same time fool their
putty head lpartlsans. That is the
way that the public rascals whip in
the respectable voters, who have
weak yertebrae, and like to tight ex-
cept when the battle Is on. At the
same slime we propose TO remind
State .Supt. Ackerman Of his pre-
election utterances, and let him know
that he is watched IL will not do
for the people TO trust school reforms
to the Republicans. They have had
their way let them use their chance.
Expect nothing OF them. They have
elected book trust man. They have
shown their preference.
They must meet the people OF lOre-
gon on this issue In the future. The
quality and prices Of text books affects
the attendance and results OF public
school work. The political future is
very uncertain, and we cannot count
upon accomplishing anything by party
action. Two years hence,county SUPER
intendents must be chosen who will
have vote on tex books, What the
should do is To repeal the
present monopoly law and give the
people a law like the one In Washing
ton, state board OF three responsible
men 10 select the text books for the
public schools.
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SHAFTER'S ARMY HOME.
Alger Orders the Removal of the Troops
From Cuba.

Alger Orders the Removal Of the Troops
From Cuba.
WASHINGTON, July 29.-Secretary
Alger has given orders for the removal
Of all Of Gen. Skaters army, as soon
as the men, in the discretion Of the
commanding officer, may be brought
safely back to camp on MOntauk
Point, l.. /.
The report Of General Shafter,
showing that there were 377S cases of
sickness in the army in Cuba, has
given officials of the war department
considerable concern, but reports
heretofore made that the yellow fever
cases were Of mild type encourages
the hope that the death rate will be
small. The large number of fever
cases reported 1924, shows that not
only fever, but typhoid and other
kinds are numerous.
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Derelict Reported.

SAN FRANCISCO, July PA mes
sage from the Umpqua, received in
this city, reports that the schooner
Louise is at that port, and that she
reports haying sighted at sea In 3S.40
north latitude, l29 west longitude, the
hull of vessel bottom up. The derel-
let isabout 1855 feet long. 1t is be-
lleved the wreck is that of the bark
Forest Queen, which left Tacoma for
San Pedro last March. The vessel
was given up for lost last May.
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OREGON STATE NEWS.

Albany-Archltect Charles Burgran
was up from Salem yesterday, on
business connected with the improve.
ments upon the court house.
Astoria-Saturday big run of Chi
hooks came into the river and the
fisherman had about all they could dc
TO keep them from going up the river,
Andrew b. Garter, pioneer Of
southern Oregon and verteran of the
Mexican and Rogue river wars, died
on July 10. at the Soldiers Home at
Santa Monica, Cal. where he had
been located for the past few
months.
The Dalles-The ID. p. & A. n. Co..
have given up the attempt TO get The
Regulator of the rocks at present.
The boat will be allowed to remain
where 1t is until the water goes down.
then it Will be repaired.
Astoria -Four masked men entered
a scow on Sand Island on Sunday
night and after tying the hands OF
the owner took 3140 and Is salmon
and then departed. The men were
not recognized and there is at present
no clue TO their Identity.
Canemah--For the past two weeks
an apparently halfcrazy old man has
been camped near here. He had a
small piece Of canvas to sleep under
and his diet consists Of frogs and
water, snakes cooked with potatoes,
Tuesday the .old man shouldered his
bundle and started north.
Corvallis-Another big lot Of Web
foot cattle is TO be shipped east
within few days. A buyer named
Moose, arrived last Saturday and he
wants train load OF not less than
800 head Of stock lone end two year
olds for the North Dakota ranges.
The peices paid are, for heifer year
lings Sl2, for two years old heifers Sl5
to $l6; for yearllng steers $l4 and for
two year old steers $lS and Sl9.
Pendleton-In Grant county stock
men have sold more stock this year
than for seven years past, and from
present indications there are enough
buyers now ln the field to handle
every marketable hoof in the county.
Not only are the regular foreign buy
ers taking all they can possibly cons
tract for In the way of sheep and
cattle. hut local men are buy Wing for
speculation.
Lexlngton-In Morrow county, near
here several dogs routed strapping
big coyote and proceeded TO chase him
for all they were worth. The race be-
coming too warm for the wild dog of
the prairie, he sought protection and
made dive for the house Of Andrew
Reaney, which stood near by, which
he entered In not overly polite man
ner by dashing through the window
and rushing under the stove. The
family, who were just eating dinner,
were OF course frightened out of their
appetites at this startling breach Of
etiquette, but after taking in the
situation they took hand In the en-
counter and proceeded TO dispatch his
with pokers, rolling pins,
chairs and other domestic accoutre-
ments too numerous TO mention; and
IL wasn't much OF a day for coyotes
either.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-07-29
WHEAT AND BINDING TwINE

Not few farmers are kicking hard
because wheat Is low in price AID
binding twine is great deal higher.
They have got to pay what the twiDe
trust asks and take what the wheat
trust viii give them. After peace
with Spain is declared wheat may
advance so as TO hep pay the Increased
price put on twine. But whether
wheat Is up or down, the only fact
worth hammerIng at is that while the
trust can hx its own price on twine
the farmer must buy, what farmers
sell is subject TO the markets at home
and abroad, the bulls and bears, the
plentiful yield OF mother earth or the
helpful scarcity OF barren fields and
famine. Farmers can't fix prices OF
products.
One will search the Republican pa
pers In vain attempt TO find any
condemnation, so far, OF the outrage
Gus scheme by which the price of
binding twine has been doubled.to the
farmers. THIS is vital matter,
brought about by wanton betrayal
OF public trust and the confidence
of the people. In Minnesota, for
instance. a twine factory was estab-
llshed with state money TO protect
the farmer against combines, where
by the price OF binding twlne could
not be raised against them. IL had
the effect 60 break the corners and
combinations, and up to the present
year the farmer has been able TO buy
bis twlne at reasonable prices. The
war has cut otf some what the supply
OF raw material from which the
Manila twine IL made, but the state
had hon,,lt t,s ,a..t.l A., l....
ana ,vos - oond,,,on -, an .aa
sonn.h,o aananas T,a go. ,.,,a,
inc % ,ha ,n,o,,,,,v q, ,na ,,..ao...
,,,s ,.,,,a,.,,,, ~ ~. ,S
uoo,. a,a no, 80 -. -, ..n
~. 40. a...a, .
ma ,shao ~ s~a, .sS'
!, ,.aa ,o,,,.,os ..',,, 80 -,
.aa ,ha ,n,orn,.,,on ,ns, ,a',',
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-. 80 ~ -
,,aa. so', - ns. s,a,, a,,,s
N ths combines q, "a ana !, esa,s ." nas
Mound. and the comhInes cha,,,sd the
farmers ls csn,s ua,e - a state
snnno,,ea nv ,na Oaon,o
ana ,ns,,,n,aa -, ,ho va. n,,,aosa' = !,
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GREATEST WAR IN HISTORY,

GREATEST WAR IN HISTORY,
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EXPRESS Agent Convicted.

TOLEDO, Or, July 29.-Crosby Mat
thews, who was arrested last Febru-
ary for shortage in his accounts in
Wells Fargo 4 Co. s of1ice at Newport
was convicted today in the district
court OF lar,eny by bailee OF $lG60.
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Extre emeIy Weak
Deficient Blood Causes Loss Of
Appetite and Final Break Down
Hood's sarsaparIIla cures.

IOOu Sai5NfetnHN-
al lost my appetite and about all lived
on was iced lemonade. My strength was
all gone. 1 was 50 weak l could hardly
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Wedderburn, Oregon. Remember
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the surprise Of ALL"
DR.. Niles Remedies
are sold by all drug
glsts under a positive
guarantee. first bottle
benefits or money re-
funded. Book on dis
eases OF the heart aud
nerves free. Address.
DR.. MILES MEDICAL
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MM ~ WIN WHNTlHIl OF IVHVIaOn.
NV Wis, than whom none Is more highly
esteemed or widely known. writes.
I'm 1880 had severe attack OF LaGrippe
and at the end OF four months. In spite of al
physicians. friends aud good nursing could
do. my lungs heart aud nervous system were
30 completely wrecked. my life was de-
SPARED OF, my friends giving me up, could
only sleep by the use OF oplates. My lungs
and heart pained me terribly and my cough
was most aggravating. l could not lie Ia
one position but a short time aud not ON my
left side At all. My husband brought me
DR. Niles Nervine and Heart Cure and be-
gan taking them. When had taken half
bottle Of each was much better aud contin-
uing peraistently took about dozen bot
ties and was completely restored 20 health 10
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