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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-12-21
Sslapare, sadauanna uno @efern Balm
Sn Strait ben IL. De-. 1899.

Slnlih -grlGet Scranton fir Nsp gpr!
nm 2.t5, 800, $50. $40 unb 1905, 9prmit-
tags ; 1855 uub 1888 9atmittass. 8ir phi
laetlpbia nm 5 30, 500 unb 1905 Rorsens
IL So unb 1888 Ra6mittags. Giir Strpufs.
burg, um 60 Na6mittass. Wilh- unb Ar-
cpmmpbatiOns. 3ue UNI $40 Nahmittass. Or.
rsibt Spbofeu uni 6.55, 7.t8, 9.t6 Rprgtns
i2.0S, 2.47, 4.4S, 7.t9 unp 9.3S Ratmittaas
Grrsiht pbilabtlpbia I'M 1000 Mcr.j LOG.
3.4S, 600 une S.22 Nabnl. Grrtiht Wttp gorl
UNI 1905, GAS unp 400 Wpr.; 100, f.52,
5.33 uup s.45 Ratm. Bon Strcubsburs UNI
S.u5 RorgsnS.
Goroli& -9rIGbt SsrautOn fir Buffalo uni
9riIhsnlationsn, nm IL 10, ESQ, 4.05 unt
900 Rpr.; t.55 unb $50 Ra6m. 8ur Do.
psac unp SyrauuIs UNI 4 05 Mpr. unb t.55
9ahm. aiir Utica um $50 DIOR. unb f.55
Ratm. 8ar Rpntrple um 900 Wpr LOS
uno $50 Nahm. 6ar Ribpllpu um 4.u0 une
6.15 Hahm. Grrsiht SCRANTON BON BUFFALO
un 2 10, 2.55, SOS unb 1000 WOr.; $3.50
une TAO Nahm. Bon Ssptgp uuo Syraeufs
UNI 2.55 Dor. E; 1898 unp $3.50 Rabm. gUr
Syraeuls NM TAO Na6m. Bon lliira I'm 2 81
Mcr. 1898 unb $50 Rahm. Bon Nihpl'
ion unt $50 Nor. uno 600 Nabm. Vpr
WOntrOls UNI 10 90 Mpr.; $40 unS 7.4l
Nabm.
bloomsbury Sibiion-grIdBt Scranton
fur 9pribumbrlaub I'M 8 81. 10 05 Wor.
t.55 uni 6.tO Ra6m 8ir plymouth UNI Los
$40 une $50 Nabm. Cir 8aniieoft UNI sic
Rpr. Grrti6t NortbuRbtrlane UNI 935 Wpr.
ITO. sos unb 9 30 Nabm. Grrsi&t Nantt'
cole UNI $50 Wcr. Grrtitt plymouth I'M
2.O5, 4.40 unp GAS Nabm Grrtibt Suan'
ton non RpribumberIanp UNI 9 az DIOR. IL
IS, a SIS unb $50 Na6m. Bon Nantiecft UNI
100 ROr. bon plpmpuib um 7.57 DIOR.
3.25 unp 6 05 Natm.
Sonutaes'3hee.
siolid-8ulGBt Scranton I'm Q is, 800
$50, t0d Us Wpr.; 1888 unb $40 Ra6m.
R0roli6 -Brl6et SCRANTON UNI 1910, g.
so, a 05 Mcr.; 1 So unp $50 Nabm.
Bloomsbury Sibifon -Ttrl6Bt SeantOn
I'm i0.05 Wpr. unp 6.iO Na1m.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-12-21

mana tpuree bon Worris einsebra6t. Sic
bespsdt cine idbrIi&e 8siteueruns bon
StraBenbabnpasen BON 500, bic eleite
Summe fur 9eleerupb, TelepbOn, gr'
prsb, @lettrii6es 2idt. 9a~mpfbsisune,
9as unO @nfer Companion. pripaie
9anfisrs, Natlsr. 9fanoIeiber, Wufter
Raufsute, Sirius uno Wenaserieen ;
@ontrnttors unb @runbeiesntbum Waf'
Ter, ie mad benz @efddfts. bon IS bis
800 unb AuftionSrs bon S25 bis 800 {;
9beatraIii6s 8ottsauneen $40 bic
Ra6t, tpenn fe nidt fur pObItbdtise
3psde ODER in eiuem Iisenfirtsn Suuie
itattinben, tpeId Isbtere bon $50 bic
500 bssablen ioqen. Nubrperfe sum
8ermisibsn bon 81 bis SO. is mad Der
@r6be. ,Sudhsrs' $40. anidfise 8er'
fteruuss 8 Assnten SIS, nidi unidRise
$40, @runbeieentbum > aesnten $40.
5oIsbdnbIer $40. 8iberaeenten s25,
tlsinsr Cirrus $50, Suno' unb Tbisre'
8orfsauns $40, 3sttsIaniIsbsr $40,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-12-21
6ertMtItMeS,

Srau Bridget Dsmpisp, Srau ann
Gallagher unb Soiepb Gallagher tuurben
bon ben @sfaporenen freiseipro1en. an
benz CODE bes alien Quinn in Garbon.
bale bstbsiIist ssipeien su iein. tpdbrenb
9bomas Gallagher in 8srbinbuns bamii
bes Tooti6Iass idulbie befunben unt
sueIeid an bic MiIbe bes 9eri&ts ops
peIirt tpurbe.
slbpoiat George 50. 8snIe tpurbe be,
nntsri6Iaeuns fduIbis b~sfunbsn, iebod
nidt Osrurtteilt. bis elm neues Yerfabrer
erlebiet tpirb.
Comp 8iqalo, Der grmorbuns Dor
De Santo in Der 90. @arb am lebter
L. Oftober aneeflaet, tuuroe sefern Dor
8ihter gbtparbs en.Iufen, oa bic 3su'
senuusiasen Jpn bes 8erbreGenS entla'
fteten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-12-21
0uernieb's Wnffalien 9anolnng.

NianpS an Sanb. Beter, Sobmst. 8ebHn, SCHUBERT. 8neSburp.
Stppeiunt unb @b@lOd, ndR bQissn SOrsn. he BON $3.50 co bis su $4,000
u baben fb.
Sraeln Die GRss. @beasO Gotiass, stmp unb GIart. q. 9. gbds.
bic berIbme SebenS.
MuTfaliibe S%mfrumente babsn mir bic arOst auspubI in Der
Stabt. nemi& 8lasnhrumente, 5!bsn. @larneten. Pfefen. 8iolinen. @utats
rem. Wanbolnen, Banics, Srcmmen, BauRn, Satmonhas uo iof auss nr
pdutsnsperbe.
WuNfbdder. NoaenbIdhe, Ddride. 9ieoer u f. IN.
Bon ben 1000 p9tauftn Snhrumentsn il tdn einIsss %srddseusien
norben.
). u. 0uernieb,
3II-3I6 u, SSaibington Mpenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-12-21
Sine fhnftlerifhe AuSfteaung
In ben
Shanienffcrn bnn 0ebr. &ebnoI0s.

Sine bubble IuSteluns bon 6eier'
tags $ Nopitdtsn unb Experimentation
piro ssseist in ben S&aufsnitern bon
@eb ilber RspuoIOs an @pOmins Ipe..
Sotsl Sermpn @ebduos. Sabide 8alen'
Der, GintenfdHsr, Sdreibutsniillen, solo.
platlirte 9ilrsrrabmen, @olOfsbern, etc.
inb baieltit in grocer 8eridieoenbsit.
Sine babIhere Iusipabl berartiser @aas
rem III ME ,upor in bieierS tuot sejeiet Wors
ben. 8ntboli[6e@s bstbdder .eUlbene8lei'
i%tiftbnlter, 2ebertaiden. peiSierte 8brb'
den, 8lbeIn unb bunbert anbere Irtltel.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-12-21
9is Ssrrsn aieieI. SaIiopsts unb

= Die Serrsn 8isieI. SaIiopsip uno
Wasner, Stuoenten Der nniberiitp Of
gennfpIpania in Pbuabelpbia, finb aur
misunderstanding bier einsstroHsn.
IT, @as foqen mir ipsaisq nennen
in bieier glnseise2 Bir baben aaes.
mas Wdnner, Sdn8linse uno 8naben
mad @uni@ iIeiOet, bon einem bOatan'
bissn @nsuse Der mobetniten Saigon bic
,u Grapatte unb Sanbi&ubsn. TIMER
8orratb bon lsbsrrbden 1T beionber8
reidbaliis unb ipsnn es au& iest nod
nitt taIt ii, 10 pirb's f&on fdlter mere
ben unb Sic tperben fr0b fem, Sbr @ele
fur elm BARNES 8leibunesftid ausseseben
,u baben, anitatt fur unndben Tanb.
Die Aualitdt 1T unibertrsffli9 unb bic
Breiie bes unelnitieen Wetters ipegen
niebris. Soran & merrill.
500 3l8 unb 800 2ada. Gpenue.
lsS- Simmer befddftist,-6a
aber UNI bic 3eit Der Seiertase msbr alS
le, Inn ale 8unben bebiensn 3u fDnnen.
Dir baben au1 bisfes Subr tpieoer els
men sroBen 8Orratb Der 10 pielep 8eifal
finbenbsn bibiden q antofel n ein'
ssIegt, tpelde ben Srauen uno Sung
frauen oils 8eibnadtssei6ent 70 ipiI'
tommsn iinb. SroB ibrem 3isrli&en aus'
ieben iino iie isbr bauerbaft.
Sebt 1T aud bic 3eit ba, no mar
8ubbers unb fairies Sdubtperf nDtbit
bat. 8srseBt nidt. baB mir cine unsno'
lide IuspabI su ben niebrisitsn preiisi
baben.
SCENTS, &eiItp & SapieS.
1873 ia unb lie Wpomine Gpsnue
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-12-21

etc., etc. 3auHsute. bic ni&t cine iauf.
mdnniide 2isens unier ben Stantseefes
Sen te,ublen 81. aauasuts. bic bon bsr
Atte bon 1889 bettpHsn tperben. bubsn
40 prossnt oeS Betraees ibrer Staatss
Iisens su 3ablsn. Sur einen Solicitor ia
8Oriorse setrofsn uno berielbe erbdIt 5
PrOsent an alien rldItanoieen Stsusrn.
Strafen fur Ridibesabiune betrasen bon
$40 bis 500, mit niht iber 80 Gage
ginipsrrung.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-12-21
gsus SsittabeIf on Der sadananna.

Die NIUE 6abr,sit an ber eadaranna Giitn .
balm, siltis felt IL. Dsibr, tr6st pitl CUR BE-
autmlibttii ppn psrlputn tntlans Der einit BET
Sin ntusr 3us. Der Sen gori nm ii 40 Rahte
psrI6bt, umSglibt 90 pafagirtn, bic 3btaitr
~ bsiu@ru unb pitesr 40 1aut ~ fttH, nm am
na6ntn Gage ibrtm Gtl6aftt na1;ugbtH.
Sblafpastn fir Gbitasp, 9uHale, Ssptas,
scranton unp 3pifhtnif liipntn fabrtn auf bits
fen 3igtn. aubsrs piatigt At~nesTuugen BITE
btftu ben fribtrtn suisn Sabupisnh. STE
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-12-21

NO. Soeben erbaIten: Gin boafdn.
bigger 8orratb bon beuiidsn @eibna6ts'
tpaarsn, tpie 2ebtuden, Steinpfniter.
8aieler unb Riirnberser 9fefernGfe,
Subsln, isbe glrt Nlfe, cine balbe Cons
ne ssmiidten Ganbp, pie aud cine pol.
itdnbi8s 4usnabl bon Groceries.
Gbparb Siebeder,
48.4 $50 2adapanna Mpe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-12-21

- Dienitas Wiitae fum aus ManiIa
bic Depei6e. 6ab @eneralmuior 2upion.
wObI Der fdbisfeO ficier, ben mir auf ben
9bilippinsn batten, BEL San Watec,
pdbrenb er Dor Der Sront ieiuer Truppen
belt. ssidOfsn tpurbe unb fat au8en.
bIidIi6 tobt nieberianf. E. Ob Der Shub
bon einem Silipino esfsuert purbe, obsr
Oh Der General sur einem ieiner 2eute
,um Opfer fieI, 1T aus Der Depefde ni6t
tIar srii6tIib. Die Dem uber aud fem
m6ee, au6 8lut fommt auf has
Saupt u~nierer flu1beIaoenen impsriuli'
fii1en 9olitif
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-12-21
StaOt nnn Gountb.
Tr1blidle Wri9nahtsn

tptni1en mir allen uniern 9eiern aus
Ssrs snssrunb unb bofen, bob, mo rlebsr'
fIub 1T, man Der Grmen unb ROiblsiben'
ben eebenfe.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-11-01

periallsm," But the evidences " good
times and of uneNcelled Industrial ac-
tlvity, as result ~ the restoration ~
business conf ience In the currency sys-
tenn, were SO manifest ON every hand
that Mr., Bryan finally concluded that
another campaign for rotten money
would be a failure, business. big crops
and the laws of nature weIN against
him
Following this came the announce
ment that the Bryan leaders had de-
tarmined that Down with the trusts
would be winning slogan for the
banuers Of democracy In 1900 Mr..
Bryan came to the trust conference in
Chicago loadcd with a series ot resOlu-
tlonS that were 70 set the whole coun-
Try ablase with antagonism to these
industrial combinations, which he
characterized as monopolies But
greatly to his chagrin and disappolnt-
ment he found that the people had
come to regard the trust question as an
economic problem and that any attempt
to make IL political or party issue
would invite disastrous consequences
He found that the people were studying
the trust question for themselves and
tina, they would not accept any broad
or sweeping deHuncladons OF all In
dustrial combinations as being mem
ace to the people. So thoroughly was he
impressed with this fact that he never
read the res plutions which H. carried
ir his inside pocket from Lincoln, Ne
braska.
Only one course Is left for the des-
pairing. disappointed silver democracy.
II must join the forces Of Aguinaldo
In general tire-in-the- rear assault
upon our authority in the Philippines
II must raise the flag OF the insurgents
in this country and emblazon its ban
ners with the delasive slogan. Anti
imperialism" This viii draw to the
ranks Of rotten money Carl Schurz, ].
Sterling Morton, Horace White. ex-Sen-
ator Edrlunds, Ex-Governor Boutwell,
and perhaps four hundred other Ad-
ullamites scattered throughout the for
ty-five states OF the Union.
With this formidable army Of insur-
gents and malcontents 1t Is believed
the banners OF Bryan and Aguinaldo
can be run up on the national capital
al Washington. Under the hobgoblin
q imperialism" It is believed the Ger
man American voters Of the Union.
who have stood like wall for sound
currency. can be stampeded into the
ranks Of rotten money and reputation,
BY the side of these deluded follow
ers OF Aguinaldo, with their tin whis-
ties and bows and arrows. Don Quixote
was a gentleman Of great profundity
of wisdom and infinite discretion.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-11-01
to spokane and win not take part In
the Seattle celebration
THE MOSCOW TRIAL.
pamaglng Evidence Against the De-
tcndants.

MOSCOW Idaho, oct, G,--Thc most
damaging evidence yet presented
against the men ON trial FOR ohsiruoing
mails was given today by the witnesses
Tor the prosecution,
Objections by Colonel Rcddy were
the order ot the day lie exercised all
his ingenuity In cross.Q questioning the
witnesses to havr them modify their
statements and put the evidence and
the credulty VI the people testfying In
u pNiudlcal light before the jury
The tendency u his efforts wcc 90
impress the jury that the witnesses
were employees OF the Bunker IIll X
sullivan Mining Company, and depend.
ed ON that corporation Tor livelihood.
and consequently deemed It policy to
gIve evidence in accordance with the
wishes Of their employers
Ed Clemmcns. one of the minera who
was released from custody yesterday,
has got into trouble, lie attempted 10
inumldate one Of the governments wit
nesses today A warrant N out tor his
arrest.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-11-01

Edward Brady Of Springdale, Kan, a
lawyer and graduate Of the state uni
versity. served year in the Philip
pines as a private in the First Colorado
volunteers, which was mustered out
not long ago. The 81. Louis Globe
Democrat prints an interview with
him. His opinions about the Philippines
and the war are interesting as coming
from a young man Of trained inteni-
gence who has been on the spot. They
will not be pleasing to the American
Mestizos. He says that the better class
OF the Filipinos want the Americans to
retain the islands, and are afraid that
Aguinaldo will confscate their prop
erty; that the American soldiers re-
gard Agulnaldo as a fraud; that the
congress appointed by Aguinaldo from
among his ignorant and half-savage
followers is only a mochery, not rep
resentaive even Of the Tagal, and sim
ply organized to get recognition from
other countries" All this was known
before. and the testimony Of another
witness from the neighborhood is only
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-11-01

highest order, and the early victories OF
the English. Il they really were victor.
les, have been empty ones.
Armchair criticism Of a general fight.
ing larger force than his own and op.
posed by a skiuful and determined en-
emy is easy enough, but to be Just, one
should wait until more particulars arC
krown before condemning White for
that worst of crimes, in times OF war; a
mistake in Judgement.
Everything so far as known, however
and even the words Of White himself,
tend TO show that JoubeN brilliantly
planned and brilliantly executed a
movement that for it's success depended
upon the over-eag gerness of the English
commander and Il was successful.
The events at Ladysmith prove the
wisdom Of the English war department
in raising an immense army for the
conflict and justifies the tremendous
preparations. Great Britain has no
slight task before her and the end may
be long way on.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-11-01

If late reports are true that come
from South Africa, the Beers will lose
a great deal Of sympathy which would
go. and Indeed was going. 10 them.
said the English garrisJns have Gas
ed all efforts to cover their dead. slain
in the first engagement, because the
Beers refuse to respect the Red Cross
flag, which all civilized nations have
agreed to honor Unfortunately. il is
not the first time they have been charg-
ed with cruel and uncivilized conduct.
The Beers were out Of their element
when they attempted to play with ar
tillery. at the affair Of Glencoe Hill. The
elephant rifle" in their hands Is said
TO be a terrible weapon. and with their
guerrilla tactics. most destructive to
the invader In all previous conflicts
the British were handicapped by the alb
sence OF cannon. and no less by the fact
Of the superior Workmanship Of the
Dutch rifemen with the smaller fire
arm. Now the obstacles to the employ
ment OF artillery no longer ex-
ist on the pari If the Brit
lsh, and they arc employing itI
with deadly effect, while tie Afri-
kanders, in their attempt to put
themselves on an equality with their
foe in that particular, have not found
competent teachers in the German ar
tillerists. The most sklllful artlllerlsts
in the world are, without doubt, the
Americans and the British. in the order
named, fact that has been demon
strated frequently enough to silence
dispute. But, If course. teachers Of
that sort We're not available to the
Transvaalers, for the reason that Eng
lish experts would have regarded it
as reasonable act to impart such in
under the circumstances. and
an American never cares to NEEDLE
in what he considers none of his bust
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-11-01
A TEST OF PATRIOTISM.
England Must summon All Her DogRed
FOrtitude and Take Events
Cody

Cody.
LONDON. oct. 3l.-The tone OF edito.
rails Of the afternoon papers can be
summed up in the following statement
Of the ST. James Gazette
1T is evident the patriotism and for
tiude Of the nation are to be tested in
real earnest by these operations Of ours
In Natal against great odds General
White had a difficult task st him.
and We must take the disaster with the
dogg-d coolness which Britions know
how to display. We shall await the
final result without apprehension"
While the announcement today Of the
arrival Of General Butler at Cape Town
was received by the British with un-
feigned satisfaction, II is pointed out the
general cannot end the war without the
army corps. and some Of the troops
which are to compose 1t have not even
left England for South Africa.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-11-01
BkiANITES ADOPT INsURGENT
BATTLE CRY.

If there was any doubt that anti
imperialism" is to be the battle cry of
the Bryan free silver Opportunists in
1900 it has been officially removed by
the conference Of democratic leaders
held at ST. Louis on Monday. After a
canvass Of the situation" the Bryan
ties unanimously agreed that no other
issue offered any promise Of victory
for the silver democracy at this time.
few months ago the silver leader
from Nebraska defantly announced his
purpose to keep the old ratio to the
front and to make the fight on the is
sue Of 1896 He Indignantly repelled
all suggestions to the effect that silver
should be relegated in favor Of the
newer issues Of monopoly" and i'm
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-11-01
THE BEAR RETURNS.
She Brings Back Large Number OF Sick
and Destitute Prospectors from
Alaska.

SEATTLE. oct, 3i.-Atter a cruise In
Alaskan waters rs far north as Point
harrow. the Uni'cd states revenue cut
ter Bear, Captlil Jarvis, returned 20
Seattle today. She had slxty.odd hcl,
and destitute prospcctors gathered up
a. various north land points.
AZ ST. Michael. which port she left
October $. the Boar took aboard 10 Uni.
ted States prisoners, Ave Of whom are
accused OF murder and conveyed them
to the United states penitentIary at
sltka.
Fifteen men who had been ordered
out Of Cape Nome by the local author
tiles were also brought to this city on
the Bear.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-11-01
ARE THESE BOER MEAT?

Six Thousand English Troops win Ar
rive at Cape Town Sunday.
LONDON, Oct 3l.--About 5000 fresh
troops will arrive at Cape Town sun
day Eext from England, and viii be
available to reinforce Sir George White.
The transports will arrive there daily
after Sunday until by the end Of next
week, 5000 troops will have been land
ed in South Africa,
These men are intended FOR General
Sir Redyers Buffers army, but they will
undoubtedly be sent to Natal If the sit
uation there should become perilOus.
The British army will eventually reach
the huge total Of S9G30.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-11-01
BOLD ROBBERY
AT PENDLET0N
A FEARLESS HlGHWAYMAN
n lids Up and RObS Four Men and
Two Women at One Time Within
the City Limits.

PENDLETON. ore. oct. s1.-A lone
highwayman performed a bold piece
Of work within the city limits Of Pen
dleton this evening at o'clock, when
he held up and robbed four men and
two women He had three vehicles
rounded up in the street at one time.
and all the occupants had their hands
up.
A da!ryman named Cheney and his
son were on their way home when they
were stopped at the point Of a pistol
by d man. who wore a white handker-
chief over his face. Both were ordered
T. throw up their hands. The high
wayman then went through their
pockets, securing only SO in cash.
Just then a teamster in the employ Of
C. W. Rugg drove along: The robber
stopped him and the man MAJ, &, p. 4. /.
attempting to wrest the pistol from the
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-11-01
L" BErwixr Buo AND BLOOM, "

"BErwlxr BuD AND Bloom
The sufferings of the young,
the tender, and the inexperi'
enced always excite sorrowful
compassion and u yearning
desire to help them in their
troubles.
And in the light of a great
discovery all the rose buds of
sweet womanhood may see the
promise OF their speedy release
from all those sutferings which
have been the bane of their sex
from the earliest times,
They need only take that
greatest of modern medicines,
Warmers Safe Cure, as directed,
and their past sutferings will
soon appear to them asa painful
dream from which they have
awakened to dream no more.
at is a remedy" says Mrs, II.
P. G, Carnes, of Butler, Pa,
THAT can be relied upon, n
remedy that never fails, and
one that has proved to be
woman's best friend"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-11-01

hlghwayman. The latter struck him
heavily on the head, cutting an ugly
cash and rendering him unconscious
He had only s5 cents for the robber.
Next came William Bowman and Mrs
Bowman and their daughter. Bowman
yielded mp 81 and Mrs. Bowman her
gold watch. The robber then. with the
pistol held In the ladies' faces, vilely
lnsulted them He kept all three ve-
hIcles standing Ia the street until
through with the hold-up. and then sent
their drivers on and disappeared. The
officers are securing the country Tor the
robber.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-11-01
IOwA's LIBERALITY.
Her Troops win BE Taken Home In
Palace Cars Free OF Charge.

SAN FRANCISCO. oct. 3l,--The FIJI
ty-hrst Iowa volunteers have been no.
titled by AdJutant General Byers that
the state would furnish transportation
from here 10 each mans actual home,
no matter where he enlisted
The state has provided three special
sleeping car trains and subsistence. to
leave here tomorrow with the regiment
as fast as II Is mustered out.
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BOERS AT DEWDROP.

Will Form a Camp That Will Extend
over Four Miles.
LONDON, Oct. 31.-Advices from
Cape Town show that the Beers are
gathering in considerable force at Dew
drop, southwest Of Ladysmlth, while a
large force Of Beers is advancing over
Helpmaaka road.
A big camp Of Beers is to be formed
between Harrismith bridge and Potgle-
tere farm camp at Dewdrop, which, it
Is said, will extend four miles.
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SHUBRICK LAUNCHED.
President Mckinley Attends the Bap
tisng Of Torpedo Boat.

RICHMOND. Va. oct. 3l.-The tor.
pedo boat shubrIck was launched here
today In the presence Of President Nc
Kinley many members OF the cabinet,
Governor Tyler Of Virginia and an Inn
mense outpourng Of people. The dem
onstraton was marred in some OF It's
features by heavy rain storm.
The president delivered the address
at the launching.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the part.
nership heretofore existing between A
J. Megler and G. s. Wright. under the
ilrm name Of Megler & Wright, has
this day been dissolved by mutual con.
ent Mr. Wright retiring. All the In
debtedness Of the firm has been assum-
ed by Mr. Megler and all bills due the
firm must be paid to him.
Dated October 9Th, 1899
A. ]. MEGLER,
G. s. WRIGHT,
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THE LOUVRE

Strangers visiting in the city will find
the Louvre an attractive resort wherein
to spend the evening The ANNE Sisters
Ladies' Orchestra is still on the bills and
presents nightly musical program Of
exceptional merit, Handsome pool and
billiard rooms are feature in connection
with the house. Palatabe lunches will
be served at all nours
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The second number OF Church
News" the little monthly published by
Rev. Edw. Curran has been issued
1t contains mahy interesting notes and
suggestions.
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TAKE TRANSPORTS THURSDAY.

VANCOUVER. Wash. oct. Si.-The
Thir,y-ninth infantry 1900 men. and
two companies or the Foriy-ncth. viii
leave Vancouver barracks for Portland
TO take the transports olympia and
Pennsylvania for the Philippines
Thursday next.
The troops received two months ad-
vance pay.