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lenders on time and bidders for cum
merclal paper holding out stiffly for the
best rates and showing no anxiety to
place loans at present rates. There Is
not SO much apprehension a. recently Of
q money squeeze, but there Is no genr2l
xpectation that money rates win work
lower.
Bonds have been rather quiet and price
movements irregular. United States new
IS have advanced Ia per cent In the bid
price.
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COFFEE AND SUGAR MARKETS

New York. Aug. 2.-coffee options
opened quiet with prices 500 points higher
but ruled speculatively slow and feature
less. except that sales were scarce follow
Ing higher prices from Europe and small
receipts from Brazil: closed uun at net
unchanged prices: sales 2,0oe bags, In
GLIDING: Dec, Si.eOa4.S5. Spot coffee,
MO dull and nominal; Nc. invoice, SIC;
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a,,i.SemItes is the Uaitea states

City OF Mexico, Aug. 1.-THE cerrerO
Espanola says that the ostracism Of jew
ish cadets at West Point shows that the
Americans hate the Jews as badly as
do the French people and remarks that
had Dreyfus been in the American army
he would have been lynched by furious
mob instead OF merely been priSoned-
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Western League.
PITY They C,u't Kick on sene:hin=

Havana. Aug. 1.-THE Occidente, OF
Guanajay. complaint that in Cuba, Amer
leans and Spanisrds have their puSlic
holidays. while the holidays OF Cu6ans.
unless they fall on Sunday. pass uahsedAd.
The "Diaro de la Marina hints that Cor
those among theCubans who know the
ropes in regard to government employ
ment. all the year is carnival
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New york,s Exports and Import.

New York, Aug. 12.-The imports Of spe-
Gle this week were S54. FO5 gold and ss5,-
TO5 silver. Imports Of dry goods and mer-
chandise at the port OF New York for
this week were valued at $9.5S6.SO2. Ex-
ports of gold and silver from this port TO
all countries for the week aggregate
s7S2S $50 silver bars and coin and H,420
cold
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CASH QUOTATIONS.

lash SOOAAAlO-NO-
Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour-steady; winter patents, $50
s.55: straIghts. $Sd3. .; spring patents. 8. %
ga. 90: straight. s2.7Od3.1o; bakers. SD
az 90
wheatLNo. spring. seikc; No. : spring.
eTIkdS9lzc: No. 2 red. 1oizc.
COrn-No. 2. size.
oats-No. 2. 2a2Ikc: No. white. "a
25kc; No. white. Z2l4Gz3hc.
Rye-No. 2. 54lzq51zc-
Flax seed-No. /. $50; northwestern.
81. 0e1a
Timothy seed-Prime. g. &6z.5
Pork-Mess per barrel, T.5Sfs.3o; lard
per 100 pounds. S.2Od5. Is: short ribs sides
loose. 81. sOd5.lO; dry salted shoulders
boxed. sIs6Nc; short clear sides boxed.
3 .30d5.&
whisky-Gallon, 1-A
aFE-T-nrha Gad.
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TreasnrY Statement.

Washington, Aug. II. Today's state
ment of :he condition OF the treasury
shows: Available cash balance, $2IS.5Tl.-
e46; gold reIelve, S2IS11, ISL.
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ter market was firm; creamery. I5iSd isizc:
dairy, 12G15c: cheese firm. shS1e; eggs.
firm, fresh 1z5<dltc.
CHICAGO.
hicago. Aug. f2-cssh wheat: No 2
red. Tkd7zAc: No. red. syzd7ItSc: No.
2 hard winter. SAC: no. hard winter.
s7I4dSsc: No. northern spring. 7IEc: No.
2 northern spring. azsc: No. , spring. s.
670l.c.
Corn-ESo :. IKE: No. Z. 1ike-
Oats-So. :. Sg.sd1lc; No :. sg,Sc.
F1ax-Sept, SO: Oct. r-0eas: Dec.
sol; 10. / northwest, E-gsss: southwest
Si.M
Butes-FIrp; creamery. itl4a1si4c: dai-
~. I2f &c
Dressed pouitFy-9teady; turkeys. SO
SC: chickens. SIC: spring. saS91ic-
EEg-Steady: fresh f71sg5Ic-
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LIVESTOCK Markets.
CHICAGO.

Chicago. Aug. I2-Fey cattle were re-
ceived today and the market was almost
entirely nominal. Prices in general were
unchanged.
on a good general demand hogs ad-
vanced 5d1Oc. Heavy hogs were saleable
q. s.. 95d4. ~: mixed lots 81. SOli4.75; light
$1,000. S9as; pigs, $S.5OG4.7o; Gull lots. s.
Cs.9o
Sheep and lambs were strong at yes
terday's advance Prime lambs sold at
S. 0eG&7, commoner lots bringing SIS
G5.5O: sheep brought S3dS for inferior
lots. up to s45Oa5.1O for prime lots.
Receipts-Cattle. 100; hogs, 1000; sheep
3.V0
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. aug. 12.-Cattle-Receipts
g.; market nominal. Native steers, A.50
Q5.75; Texas steers, S3.7OlI5: Texas cows,
s. 5ldS.S5: native cows and heifers, SS15;
stockers and feeders. s2.S5G5: bulls. S3qL
HOgs-Receipts. 2c0; market strong, SC
higher Bulk % sales. $4.SpI4.50; heavy,
81 GJa4. SEA; packers. s. SOFA. 80: mixed.
81 &Ji4. 37Is; light. s4.e)a4.6 So; workers, sass
a4.6o: pigs. $l.5eg+.5'ls
No sheep.
ST. LOUIS.
St Louis, Aug. l2--Catile-Receipts. 10a
Market steady: native shipping and beef
steers. Sc.5O5i6. 10; stockers and feeders.
&. T5T4. 80; COWS and heifers. $. Sds:
Texas and Indian steers, SS.2Sf 90; cows
and heIfers, s.. 5SSI3.IS.
Hogs-Receipts, 1.5oO; market strong to
g. higher. Pigs and lights. &.0oN4. 3;
packers, s44OG4.6O; butchers, si.eed4.75.
Sheep-Recoipts, so; market steady
Native muttons, $s.50Q4; lambs, $.GSQ
e.l5.
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New YSrk. Aug E-Ms.als-Ths bro
kers' prise for lead Is si-z Anc for esp
per as.w61s. No metal exchange -.
pert
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What was generally expected to be q
dull week in the stock market turned out
to be a more active one than for some
time past. The strength has been large
" in spots and groups and has been not
a little due to heavy covering operations
BY large bear traders. At some points in
the lists there has been realizing going
on at the same time. and the readiness
with which this was absorbed helped to
lessen the bearish sentiment. For the
present money has become slightly easier
and this has been a large factor in the
strength of stocks of companies in the
metal industries. particularly the iron
and steel industry. This was logical re-
Spouse to the extraordinary conditions
prevailing in that trade, where orders
for delivery in 1900 at the present high
level of prices are increasing. showing a
growing confidence In the continuance OF
the eager demand for iron and steel pro-
ducts. There has been special strength
in other industrisls. the causes of which
have been left to guesswork by the gen.
eral public. The approach to the end of
the period OF anxiety regarding the crop
has led to some buying Of the railroads
in the grain region. the conviction having
become general that no setback TO the
country's prosperity will arise from the
years results TO the agricultural indus
try. The outlook for the anthracite
trade has led to strength in the group OF
railroads interested I'm the transPorta-
ton branch OF that trade. Quite num-
Der OF railroad stocks have enjoyed large
gains from individual causes. such as
irrespective increases OF dividends. or set
Elements Of competitive traffic disputes.
or movements towards absorption by
more powerful companies The financial
csnters Of the world have continued 70
paw large attention TO the developments
OF conditions IN the money market IN his
country and the foreign exchanges ~
New York have moved strictly In re-
sponse to the tone OF the local money
market, without regard TO FOREIGN money
centers. Thus the rates for both sterling
! and continental exchange fell on Tuesday
/ TO the lowest level Of the present move
ment. Notwithstanding q jump OF l-2 per
cent fin the private discount rate al Ber-
; lin on Monday and the hardening o: q
! shade | the London rate onB Tuesday,
when the New York money market be-
| gan 10 tend toward greater ease later In
! the week there was a significant harden
/ ing IN the local rates for foreign ex-
I change. and the Bank OF England re-
/ Trained from marking M its rate Of dis
count on Thursday. The treasury's pay
n,ent with drafts on the New York sub
| treasury for gold deposits n the Sau
/ Francisco mint has been an epprecia5ls
factor in the easing OF money AZ New
York. But the principal cause vas the
Offering OF funds IN the New York money
n.srket from domestic eenters- The cn.y
! eject on rates vas OF th0ss foF CAL loans
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MooL MARKER.

Nsw Yexk. AaE. E-wOcs-sssaAy; -
nsstls asseA Desse: Texas. DoasA
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PHILADELPHIA. s; CHICAGO, o.

Philadelphia, Aug. 12.-Chicago played
in listless manner today. which, coupled
with their inability to hit Donohue, al
lowed the Phillies to shut them out At
tendance 1854 Score: RHE
Chicago ..............OO0 OOOOo0-O 3
Philadelphia ........0 2 100000 g. Is 2
Batteries-Chicago. Callahan and Dom
ohue; Philadelphia, Donohue and Doug
lass. Umpires, Emslie and Mcdonald.
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ST. louis. .; WAsHNINIGToN. g.

ST. LOUIS. 9; wASHNTNIGTON. 3.
Washington, Aug. Est. Louis won to-
day in the sixth inning, when FIVE hits,
one a three-bagger,, were made of Mer-
Ger. Errors by the Senators assisted in
swelling the visitors score. Attendance
2.OO0 Score: RHE
Washington .........o1 0OO0011-3 s
st. Louis ............0 oO12 IS - 13 )
Batteries-washington Mercer and
Duncan: st. Louis. Cuppy and Schrecon-
COST Umpires, Swartwood and Dwyer.
NEW York. 1875; CLEVELAND, IL.
New York, Aug. 12.-The New Yorks
won two games from the Clevelands to-
day with apparent ease. In neither game
could the visitors hit the local pitchers.
Scores:
First game RHE
New York ..........S104O041"- IS 3
Cleveland ............1 o 0 o 000 o. l 3
Batteries-New York. Dohenny and
Warner; Cleveland, Bates and Sugden.
Umpires, ATanassau and McGarr.
Second game r H e
New York ...........o2O302OO 9 1
Cleveland .....a.....0 OO01O1OO-2 6 s
Batteries-New York, Carrick and War
Umpires, Manassau and afcGarr.
CINCINNATI, TT; BOSTON, 20
Boston, Aug. 12.-Boston lost two games
today by scores of Z to 9. The Cincin-
natis have thus won fourteen games
straight Selbach made a phenomenal
catch in the fifth inning Of the first
game. Stafford was given ten days no.
tice of his release yesterday. Darkness
ended the second game after the eighth
inning. Scores:
FIRST game RHE
Boston .a...........o101000 o-21O
Cincinnati ..........0 OO0O22127 6 o
Batteries-Boston, Willis and Bergen;
Cincinnati, Taylor and Peitz. Umpires,
lynch and Connolly. Attendance $500
Second game RHE
Boston ..........oo O01100-2 5
Cincinnati .............0 310O03e-7 /
Batteries-Boston. Bailey. Nichols and
Clark; Cincinnati. Phillips and PeitZ. Um-
pires, Lynch and Connolly.
LOUISVILLE. 7-2: BROOKLYN. 6-S
Brooklyn. Aug. 12-Brooklyn and Louis
willie broke even in today's double-header
before 5000 spectators. The second game
was called at the end OF the fifth inning
on account of darkness. Scores:
First game RHB
Louisville ............e 012O002 0-71 u 9
Brooklyn ............O 0 OO1 o. 12 s
Batteries-Louisville. Bowling and oPw-
ers; Brooklyn, Dunn and aFrrell. UNI
pires. Gaffney and Latham
Second game RHE
louisville ...................O1 OO1-2 Z 4
lSrOoklyn .....s..--.---.-.-.-J y y . L
Batteries-Iouisville Wilhelm and Zim-
mer; Brooklyn, McJames and Mcclure
Umpires. Gaffney and Latham. Attend
ance 5000.
| Louisville. Aug. 12-FIre today destroyed
| the grand stand of the Louisville baseball
/ club. The fire originated from live wire.
/ 4 temporary stand will probably be erect
ed. Loss l5,Ooo; Insurance $500.
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BASEBALL

BALTIMORE, IS: PITTSBURG, z
alrimore, Aug. 12-Chesebro proved an
easy mark for the Orioles today, and with
Kitson in fine form the contest was a
procession around the bases for the home
players Score: RH e
Pittsburg ............OOOOOO11 O-2s 4
Baltimore ..........O OO5OO3S'-16 II
Batteries-Pittsburg, Chesebro and
Schriver; Baltimore, Kitson and Smith.
Umpires, O'Day and Hunt. Attendance
3,2A.
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r H E

Batteries-New York, Carrick and War
ner; Cleveland, Schmidt and Sugder
Umpires, Manassau and NcGarr.
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| Open.I Hlgh. LoW. Close.

Chicago. Aug. 12-The leading futures
ranged as follows:
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Liverpool Aug. 1-Closs: Wheat
Spot steady: No. ! California, ss5ss ID;
No. red western winter. s. sd: Ne !
northern spring. -; futures quiet; Sept.
IS sid: Dec. 5 lVasd-
Corn-Spot steady: American mixed
new. - I'D: American Old. - Il: futui IS
quiet: sept, - yssd: Oct, - FRd: E0v..
aoztraI
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FUNERAL AT OGLEHURST
Military and Other Services in Honor
of Governor OgIesby

Springfield. I'LL, April 28-The funeral
of Former Governor Richard J. Oglesby
occurredat OgIehurst. near Elkhart. this
afternoon. People were in attendance
from all over the west. A special train
Of eight coaches arrived just before the
services, with Governor Tanner and other
state officials, prominent persons from
various points, members Of the C. A. r.,
and several companies Of the Illinois ma
tjonal guard. At o'clock the impressive
service Of the Episcopal church were read
by Bishop Seymour of Springfield. The
body viii lie in state at the church Of
st. John the Baptist, guarded by a de-
tachment Of company H, Of Decatur, until
next Friday.
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SPECIAL LOW RATE EXCURSIONS
Via Missouri Pacific Railway 70 Points
Named Below

SPECIAL LOW RATE EXCURSIONS
Via Missouri Pacific Railway 10 Points
Named Below
Buffalo. y. Y. Imperial Council Mystic
Shrine. Dates OF sale June Z and 49,
Denver Colo. Cumberland Presbyterian
church assembly. Dates Of sale May R
and Is
Detroit Mich. Society Of Christian En-
deavor. Dates o. sale July 3. . and 8.
Hutchinson, Kan. Kansas state sun
day school convention. Dates % sale May
S TO 10.
Hutchinson. Kan. Musical Jubilee
Dates Of sale May Is % 70.
Louisville. Ky. Travellers Protective
association. Dates OF sac May 4 and IS
Louisville Ky. Southern Baptist con
vention. Dates Of sale May S ana O.
Minneaolis. MINI. General Assembly Of
Presbyterian church. Dates OF sale May
is. Il and IS
Roanoke. Va. German Raptists dun
ksrds). Dates Of sale May Il and IS
San Francisco. Cal. National Baptist
societies. Dates Of sale Nay Is. 10. y
and Is
81. Louis. Mo. meeting 81 EIks Dates
OF sale June 70 and ~
Richmond. Va. Baptist Young Peoples
union. !: +. ELECKLEY. p. & r.. A.
1ii North Main ST.
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ghe ad1ehita Daily EauIe Saturday yor,no april 20 1899
ROYAL B bs,;,ss
" ABSOLUTELY PURE
Makes the food more delicious and wholesome
ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO.. NEW YORK

lively satisfaction ire loyal attitude of the
Washington government in admonishing
Admiral Kautz relative to his letter" to
his cousin in the United States.
1t is believed here that an understanding
has been reached between the governments
of tn United States and Grmany. not only
as TO their relations in Samoa, but in re-
gard to other portions of the world as
well.
Some OF the Berlin newspapers today
condemn a speech recently made by the
United States consul a Amsterdam, Mr..
George c. Corey, in which It was said
that from the year 1868 Prince Bismarck
had been constantly scheming to seize Hol-
land. The North German Gazette, COM
menting on this assertion. says that the
United States seems TO pick out singular
specimens Of mankind for diplomatic
posts.
London, April 2S-Mr. Robert P. Porter
was the principal guest of the White Fri
ars club tonight. Responding to a toast,
THE Anglo-Saxon Brotherhood he
dwelt upon the ever-increasing ties bind
ing the United States to Great Britain,
ties WHICH, he Edluy NOulu De SLlll LUZ
Their improved by the fact that the tariffs
for Americas new dependencies would be
patterned after England's open doors"
In the course of his remarks Mr.. Porter
said that during his recent visit to Ger
many he had tried TO make it understood
that Germany could profit as well as Eng
land, by manufacturing raw materials.
In this connection he observed that, de
spite recent attempts, the United States
was in close sympathy with Germany
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the civilized world. It counteracts any
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you afford to neglect your cold when so
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published April %, 1901
DPDTNA&VE M 1901

An ordinance declaring it necessary to
open and extend William street, a public
street in the city of Wichita. Kansas,
from a line running south from the
southeast corner of lot No. Il in y. a.
EngIish's Second addition 10 the city Of
Wichita. Kansas. 20 a line seven hun
bred nlnety-1ive and one-half feet west
of the east line of the southwest quarter
OF section tweuty-oue CD, township
twenty-seven south. range one east, in
SedEwIck county, Kansas. and 10 con-
denim and appropriate private property
herein described for that purpose
BE it ordained 10y the Mayor and Council
men Of the city Of Wichita:
Section J. That 1t 8 hereby declared
necessary to open and extend William
,etreet. a public street in the city Of Wich-
sts- Kansas, from a line running south
from the southeast corner of lot No
al in y. A. Eng.ish's Second addition To
the city of Wichita. Kansas. 10 a line
seven hundred and ninety-dve and one
half feet west Of the east lire of the south
west quarter Of eect'ou twenty-ouo. town
ship twenty-seven south. range one east.
IN Sedgwlck county, Kansas. and taat the
following described private property sit
uateG within ,-he corporate limits Of said
city Of Wichita, Kansas. he condemned
and appraised for that purpose. to-wl,:
Beginning at the southeast corner Of said
lot j. in y. A. English's second addition
10 said city Of Wichita. thence east forty
two feet, more or less. 70 a line running
parallel with the east line % the south
west quarter OF section tWeutv-0ra. town
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SPITE OF ALL THAT'S GONE
German Newspapers Iusist that
T[autz Il Gerunanv.s Apy

Berlin, April 2S.-The newspapers here
comment today on the latest news from
Samoa express satisfaction with the atri-
tude of Admiral Kau1z, L. :. y. inter
pret.ng il ar a sign that the United States
government viii henceforth side with Ger
many in The Samoan trouble. The Boer-
sen Courier says that the American adni-
rails position may indicate how differently
the Americans and the English in samoa
interpret Instructions received simu-ta-
ne0Usly
The NeuSten Nachvichten notes with
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FIRE AT PlTTSBURG, PA.
Destroys 100000 Worth of Grocer
les and CONNECTIONS.

PittSburg, Pa, April 28.-Property on
Market street and Third avenue was de-
stroyed in a fire that for a time threat
ened several large business blocks. The
fire broke out about 800 o'clock this morn
ing and burned fiercely for three hours.
]. J. Welden's seven-story grocery and
the Novelty Candy works were completely
destroyed and a number Of adjoining build
ings were scorched, among them Kunkels
dry goods store, 1.-The Fair" The losses
We're: James J. Weldon, stock $4,000;
building, 100000; Novelty Candy company,
building and stock. $4,000; Kunkel & Co,
stock SO, 900, building, $1,000. The fire is
believed to have been caused by an ex-
plosion of gas.
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Pau-Rr!ti>h P.rtfir C.hIe

London, AprH 2S2-In the house Of COM
mons today the government was CUES
toaed on the subject OF The proposed Pa
cidc cable mentioned at the semi-aangal
meeting. on April = u the Eastern Tel
.eSraph company. The secretary for the
colonies, NJ JoS=pa Chamoer.ein. said
taat The government had made proposals
70 the governments OF Canada and Aus
t-aiia on the subject ou1 that no final
agreement had been made Statements
whleh appeared in the press. Nfr- CHAMBER
.a.a said. ds6 not accurately represents the
proposals made.
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CRANK LETTER WRITER
sends 20 AIger ala the Adverse Criti-
ciSna< on Him

Washington, y. &, April oS.-Secretary
A ger. IN common win the other cabinet
officers. = in almost daily receipt of some
crank letters. These are generally harm
iess. 6ut Secretary Alger is the subject Of
a vindictlve attack and his correspondent
encloses daily about every disagreed bic
criticism upon the secretarys conduc,
-hat Is 90 be found in opposition news
papers Duplicates Of these annoying ar
uc.es are sent 70 Airs. Aleer under a dis
=uissd hand
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stem Nachrichtan noes with
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MUCH OBLIGED. ALL THE SAVE
England VIII Need No New Zealand
Troops in Samoa

London, April &.-With reference to New
Zealand's offer to send volunteers to Sa-
moa, the parliamentary secretary for the
foreign Office, Rt Hon. William ST. John
Brodericl, said that the offer had been
declined, as the government considered
the naval force now at Samoa sufficient
to cope with the ex.gencies of the situation.
The government, however, Mr.. Broderick
said. expressed its high appreciation of
New Zaal8nd's offer.
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PUT TO A PRACTICAL TEST
Goodwin sands Light ship in Dis
tresx Uses wireless TeIPgraphy.

London, April 2S.-Wireiess tslegraphy
was drst put TO practical use today. The
Goodwin Sands Ilghtsh.p was struck BY
a passing vessel. and the crew, U;ltzsd
the wireless teIesraphy apparatus, notified
South Foreiand that their snip was in a
sinking condition. Tugs we're thereup9n
despatched 70 the assistance OF the light
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We also make a speciality Of prepaid
ocean tickets. So that anyone desiring
to pay for ticket here 70 bring over their
friends from the old countries can do so
safely and cheaply. We attend TO the de-
livery OF the ticket on the other side
(. Z. BLECkLET. Age-.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-04-29
The Restfnthe World

We believe Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy is the best in the world. a few weeks
ago We suffered with severe cold and
troublesome cough, and having read their
advertisements in our own and other
papers we purchased a bottle to see if it
would effect us. 1t cured US before the
bottle was more than half used. 1t is the
best medicine out for colds and coughs
The Herald, AndersonviHe. Ind. For sale
by druggists