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A MAN OR WOMAN to travel and appoint
agents; sniary $1,000 per montn aud OK
peuses, also local workers. suaraateed s)iei
per day. Peoples, S94S Market street.
Ihiiadelrhin
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| HAVE several desirable locations on Craw-
ford, Main aud Milan streets that must be
/ can suit you In amy ward as to price aud
terms | give persSnal attention. to all
business entrusted TO me and ask for a
with me will be advertised aud shown free
OF charge. N. NJ. Noraeet, Room col, Bins
Building Phone GT3. II
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FOR SALE OR RENT--prairie pasture OF
Z 5000 acres. Starr county; fine grass; good.
sweet water. titles perfect: abstract fur
nished. Address r. o. Box las BrownsyIIle.
Texas.
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FOR SALE--One l4x2l engine. one l0xiS en-
glue, with portable boiler; one 5o-ineh
foundry, cupulo aud crane, etc A. q Z. e
McGowcn IL
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WANTED TO RENT.

rent we'll furnished modern
house of seven or eight ropnls; ceatralig
located; references exchanged Address Box
J., this office
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WANTED--Tw well furnished rooms 10
light housekeeping In private family; mn t.
be nrst-oluas aud reaaonahle references
exchanged. Aadress Box q. this OFFICE. Z
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TO THEATRICAL PLAYERs, Musical Com
bines and Others: Chappell Hill is now
possessed Of as dne hall as can be found
in tho State Recently staged and crrtained
1t is In fit condition for plays, musicales nad
oil things of like character liza seating
capacity is about go. All travelling troupes
wishng to play here can be fully Informed
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FUNERAL, DESIGNS--Fa'ris for decorating
chrysanthemums. choice ferns Kerf's
Green House. 9i1a Travis street Phone
10lf. 12-i
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

WELL FURNISHED connecting front rooms:
Edod table, hot and cold water, Telephone
Nh Main. A4 10
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WANTED--.ro rent small improved farm
near city, by Northern man. with family.
Address 1870 thla office. a
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AGENTS wANTED.

AGENTS wanted IN eyo.y town for Farmers.
Merchants. Fire lneuranec Company. ADJ
dress $40 Kam's. Is
AGENTS on salary or conlinisslop--Ths
user os pen and ink huys II Oh gight: e)9
To 500 psT cent nroht: one agents sales
amounted 10 $500 in six days. another So
In two hours Monroe Mig. Co.. Xl36. II.
Crosse. Wis II
AGENTS. wanted for Farmers and Merchants
Fire insurance company. 80 kian's. llsG
TIE FRATERNAL LIFE Association wants
local and district agents. gives good men
best coptract ever offered BY fiateraa
order Address r. p Bailey. general secre-
tsry. Cotton Exchange. Houston. "
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SINGLE WOMAN as cook and house sill
German cr swedc preferred. illS LOUIS
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HELP WANTED Man to do general work
German or Swe5e preferred, around house.
aud take care OF horse and COW. l.. G..
Luclioi, soc IT, Main street. II
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.WANTED--A young Swedish or German wo-
nan 20 cook md wash Tor a small family;
must DO 9 hood hnusektcrcr, room VIII
be given hen, Apply a, ei,6 Brasos street
- 4
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WANTND--.Nouns Nirl OF woman 70 Rssift In
geueral hcusewoik Inquire isnS Coneress
nvenuc.
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ALESMEN---Salary or commission to scil
q pharmaceutical preparation OF established
reputation aud merit Andrews & Co, LOCK
Box s55 Dstroit Mich. 5
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FRUIT TREES--Ornamentals. direct from
nursery to planter. no agents or dealer :
prolits wholesale aud retail catalogue free
Alvin Nursery Comcamp, Alvin. Texas. u
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

SITUATION WANTED by competent. sober
timer. as timer, or WORK in hardware store /;
10 years experience. W. j. BnNley, Rock
Island Texas.
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FOR SALE.

FURNITURE In i2-room modern boarding
house; two blocks from Capitol hotel, cheap
Il purchased Immediately; house filled with
boarders. Address 1862, THIS office,
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MANI En--A clock setter must BE- active
ineNslrious aud sober. Central Llmhef
Co. Ltd, Llpcecnn, Ia. III
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st-cIats and thofough rxperI-
enced country cry goods salesman ana
writing or in person 10 Sam L'ens C Bro.
Palestine, Texas. U
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YOU WILL find q complete line OF pictures,
picture francs mould!nge. etc, at hopt $.
GA Prairie avenue. Il
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FOR SALE OR E.lCHANGE--A farm OF Aio
acres for city property. Apply al 40 Travis
street. u. Mai0rowltz.
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linen mistress at Capitol hotel;
mono but competent one need apply. must
have references. Apply at Hotel oihce, .
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wANTED---A colorod boyA 10 take care OF
horse and yard, No. 1911 Franklin ave-,
nue. 9
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GIRL WANTED for housc work. Apply ii
Mrs Thee Rcllers. Ills Eranklin. avenuc. VI
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WANTED--I have permanent steady Job
fer a arst-class, sober timer; no other kind
need apply. answer quick with references.
Lee Clark, Rockdale Texas. II
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MEN--Our illustrated catalogue oXplains how
we teach barber trade in eght weeks
mailed free Aoler Barber College 81
Louis. Mo. W.
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CATARRH CCRED--New absorbent treat
ment; guaranteed cure or money refunded .
charges s. month. Or. Glaze, corner Main
and Preston. IA
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FOR sALE4-One set of 25-volnme Encyclo-
pedia- Briinnrica; sheen bindipg good ne
new; $50 one set: l5-voiume chamhers' En-
cyclopedia, with Revision, s.. j., S. Purdy.
Iii Ccnsrpss avenue ITS s
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WANTED "A white ylrl 70. general beuse.
work, two IN family. Apply ssci San Ja-
c!rtu street.
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FOR SALE-oue light wagon, shovel. pick.
saw and rake; all for si0 bargain, Ap,
ply gili Commerce avenue. ,
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MRS. SMITH would like few more scholars
for her private school: terms. 81 30 nor
month. 15l9 Center street. "a
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FOR RENT.

TO RENT--To gentlemen only. nicely fur
nished room with modern convonionccs. lsl2
Texas avenue. IL
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good boys 20 work In stove
pipe factory. Apply Necco 4 Eisemnnn. &
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FOR SALE-Location and furniture; 1i-room
boarding house. centrally located T. j.
Collins. l0lGie Congress avenue. s
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l.. Won HoFE. piano tuning Address care
L. Lechenger. i0S Main. or phone $40. Il
DANDRUFF REMOVED by Eclipse Hair
Tonic stops hair from falling out; 25c bot
tie at LEVIN Is. IA
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whitc woman to cook and d.
homework for family of two. als Milan, 6
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WANTEn--At once four steam pipe filters,
APPLY TO Il, a. Ellis, Sartarta, Texas, $
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HEADouARTERs for alfalfa clover ad
seed wheat. Just received ear new crop
and Nicaragua Northern wheat s.uter bar
ley rye. seed oats. fall seed OF every De.
scfption. The Holloway seed. Graln, ael
Combustion Co. 22i Elm street. and go
Pacldn avenue DaIlna. Ioxaa. x
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II YOU NEED reliable help OF pny kind
write or wire the Southern Employment
Bureau. Houston. Texas. situation So
cured for competent persons. Paone 1913
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CHISEsB TEA, Goc per pound: bric-a-brac
umbrellas repaired and covered Van Ia
Lay l0ists Preaton. n
PlAsgs, organs, sheet music and fu! line Of
r.Hfical goods.
Fsrft LASS piano tubing.
Records al better than promises.
Il GruDewalds Music store.
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cOUGH CURED BY Felipe Cough Cure. Tor
colds none better than Lewyn's Cold CAP
suies. Price csc at Lewyn's. corner Maia
pud Preston
Morris tribune., 1899-04-08
FINANCE AND TRADE.

Rich copper ore has been found at
Michigan City, n. D.
Efforts are making to form trust of
all the leading carpet mills in the
country.
An effort is making to bring about a
mill combination to control the products
of card wool.
Every foreign insurance company has
suspended business in Arkansas, due to
an obnoxious law.
The American Wooden company, with
capitalization of $50, 900, 900, has been
incorporated in New Jersey.
Efforts are being made by represen-
tatives of an English syndicate to com
bine all Of the cotton yarn mills in the
United States.
During the month of March "a cor
porations were organized in New Jersey
with capital stock Of above 1880, 900,
and total capitalization. of over a
billion dollars.
Papers have been filed with the secre-
tary Of state of New Jersey increasing
the capital stock of the American To
bacco company from $35, 900, 600 to So
100000. The number OF companies in
vorporated during the month was go.
Morris tribune., 1899-04-08
UNFORTUNATE EVENTS.

A party of Smithsonian institution
scientists exploring the tropics has been
wrecked.
A sudden rise in the Cum berland
river inundated Pineville, KY, and
the inhabitants We're compelled to fee
to the surrounding hills.
The British steam collier Heathpool,
from Sunderland for St. Nazaire,
France, was run nown and sunk off
Beachy Head. Only one Of her crew
was saved.
The passenger steamer Stella crashed
upon the dread Casquet rocks, near the
Island of Alderney, in dense fog, and
sank in ten minutes. Just before sink
ing her boilers exploded. From SO to
100 lives were lost, The second mate
was the only officer of the Stella who
was saved.
Morris tribune., 1899-04-08
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS ITEMS.

Six thousand miners are on strike in
the Ishpe1ning (Mich.) district.
Wisconsin defeated Iowa in the inter-
collegiate debate at Milwaukee.
The Missouri house has passed bills
practically abolishing department stores,
by taxing them for licenses.
Firms in the United States have be-
gun agitation against the cars oppres-
sion of their countrymen at home.
1t is announced that the national con-
gress of mothers will probably hold it's
next convention at Des Moines instead
of Chicago.
On account of the passage of the Rec
tor antitrust law by the Arkansas leg
islature, many foreign insurance COM
panies or telegraphing their agents to
refuse further business.
Noah Raby celebrated in the poor
house at Piscataway, N. J., what he
claims is his 127th birthday. The old
man, who is an Indian, says he was
born in the Gates House, North Caro-
lima, in 1772.
Every German social, business, relig-
ious and political organization in Chi
cago has been asked to send delegates
to a meeting to be held at Chicago
April II for the purpose of forming
permanent organization to protest
against an Anglo-American alliance.
Morris tribune., 1899-04-08
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.

In March the public debt decreased
s., 396, 1873.
The ambassadors at Washington look
for grave international complications
over Samoa.
Congressman Stevens expects to Sc
cure an appropriation for the improve
ment Of Fort Smelling.
An inquiry into General Young's
charges against officers of the Fifteenth
Minnesota regiment has been ordered.
The new Mexican ambassador, Senior
Don Manuel Asperioz, has presented
his credentials to President Mckinley.
Colonel Thomas M. Anderson has
been appointed brigadier general in the
regular army to succeed Ewin V. Sum-
ner, retired.
Secretary Alger has approved a circu-
lar authorizing candies in half-pound
packages to be kept on hand for sale as
staples to officers and enlisted men Of
the army.
Morris tribune., 1899-04-08
FOREIGN NEWS.

The house of commons has adjourned
until April 10,
Great Britain demands more territory
at Hongkong.
Germany is to punish the Chinese for
attacking German patrol.
The question of annexation to the
United States is being seriously agitated
in Nicaragua.
Turks and Bulgarians have had a
fight in the Balkans, in which the former
were defeated.
The German consul general proves to
have been at the bottom Of the fresh
trouble in Samoa.
Collaborating quartz assaying as high
as $32 ton has been found ON the water
front of Victoria, 3. G.
Mr.. Balfour predicts that general ar
bitration will eventually be adopted by
Great Britain aud America.
Mr.. Chin Pom Ye, the minister from
Korea at Washington, has been trans
ferred to Russia, France and Austria. e,
The regular service of automobile
cabs, for which the Paris public has
been looking for month, commenced
Monday.
Germany suggests joint high COM
mission, representing the three powers
concerned, to definitely settle the Sa-
moan tangle.
In consequence Of a renewal of the
student disturbances the Russian gov
eminent has closed the University of
st. Petersburg.
1t is announced that Count de Villo-
gsnzolo, former Spanish ambassador to
Russia, has been appointed ambassador
to Great Britain.
The Marquis Of Salisbury has APP
proved the draft Of the convention deal
ing with the British aud Russian
spheres Of influence in China and the
convention awaits signature.
Thirty Thousand Spanish reserves have
been called out says the Madrid CORE
spondent of the London Daily Chronicle
and it is probable that there will be a
Carlist uprising after Easter.
It is rumored that the arrest of the al
legged British spies, Claeys and his wife,
has led to the discovery Of an organized
spy system operating in France in the
interest Of England and Germany.
A number of American and British
sailors and marines were killed or
wounded in a fight with Mataafa's
tribesmen in Samoa. American and
British cruisers destroyed number of
villages.
The British foreign Office authorizes
the statement that the discussions go
ing on between Great Britain, the
United States and Germany with regard
to Samoa are proceeding in friendly
and satisfactory manner.
There were exciting scenes in the Bel
gian chamber of deputies in connection
with the discussion of the recent expul-
81 ON from Belgium of a former priest
named Charbonnel, whose lectures on
socialism the authorities considered OBJ
iectionable.
Morris tribune., 1899-04-08
THE DEATH RECORD.

Former Justice S. Z. Pinney of the
Wisconsin supreme court, is dead.
Richard Cham berlain, brother of
Joseph Chamberlain, British secretary
of state for the colonies, is dead at
London.
S. B. Armour, head Of the local pack
ing house Of Armor & Co., and brother
Of Philip D. Armour of Chicago, died at
his home at Kansas City Of pneumonia.
Baroness Hirsch, widow of the late
Baron Hirsch, the Hebrew philanthro-
pist, is dead. The baroness leaves sew
eral million pounds sterling, chiefly be-
Queathed to charities
Morris tribune., 1899-04-08
NEWS OF A LEGAL NATURE.

The Indiana supreme court holds that
if man marries woman who is in
debted to him the marriage discharges
the debt.
The legal department ofthe federal
government holds chain letters in GER
tain cases to be violations of the lottery
laws as dependent on chance.
Attorney General Monnett Of Ohio
has filed suit in the circuit court to
GUST the Cleveland Brewing company
from its corporate rights, on the ground
that it is In violation Of the antitrust
law,
Judge Shiras, in the federal court,
has decided that under the bankruptcy
act innocent third parties can hold
their securities. The court holds that
mortgages cannot be compelled to yield
possession Of property in their hands
which passed into their possession be-
fore the proceedings in bankruptcy
We're begun
Morris tribune., 1899-04-08
CRIMINAL NEWS.

Rear Admiral Carpenter, retired, com
mitted suicide in Boston.
A gang of murderers and train rob-
bers in Kansas has been broken up by
convict's confession.
j. E. DickersOn, director of the de-
funct First National bank at Asheville,
N. c., has been sentenced to 10 years
imprisonment.
Charles Moss has been arrested at
Willkesbarre, Pa, for counterfeiting A
big counterfeiting outfit WAS found hid
den i'll an clubhouse at his home.
At gainesville, o., John Collins and
Ann Ingersoll, the alleged abductors Of
little Gerald Lapiner, were turned ever
to Detective Broderick of Chicago
Morris tribune., 1899-04-08
RAILROAD NEWS.

The South Dakota railroad commits
sion has won victory over the Omaha
road.
Last year 100000 passengers were
handled at the Union station in Chicago
without an accident, and $4,000, 900
worth Of baggage without the loss of
single piece. In respect to baggage, it
is further recorded that this is the third
successive year in which no claim has
been made for lost baggage of any kind.
Morris tribune., 1899-04-08
KLONDIKE NEWS.

Sixteen Kentucky prospectors are re-
ported to have been murdered by In
dams in Alaska.
The steamer City of Seattle, from
Skaguay, Alaska, brings news of $780,
600 fire at Dawson, March s.
William J. Terry, who arrived at
Skaguay with a bicycle, claims to have
made the trip from Dawson on his wheel
in little over nine days,
Morris tribune., 1899-04-08
POLITICAL NEWS.

John C. Sheehan, Tammany leader,
says Organism" is growing in the
South and West.
Senator Rusk of Wisconsin alleges
that he was improperly approached by
another senator.
Senator Quay's supporters in the
Pennsylvania legislature held meet
ing and decided to stay by him until
the end of the session.
Morris tribune., 1899-04-08
NEWS OF NOTED PERSONS.

Ex-Secretary Sherman is steadily i'm
proving in health.
Miss Catherine futile Of Columbus.
O., has given to Hobart college $50 900
to found scholarships.
Archbishop Hennessy of Dubuque is
much better and, with absolute rest, it
is said, will completely recover.
John D. Rockefeller has notified the
trustees of Dennison university at Gran
vile, o., that if within the ensuing
year they will raise $4,000 he will
present the institution with $lOO, 900.
Morris tribune., 1899-04-08
Sioux City Live Stock.

HOGS-Market Sc higher Range of
prices, So. 571E@3.7O.
CATMLE-Market quiet
Sales ranged at 81 0O@510 for beeves;
S. 00@40O for COWS and bulls, mixed;
$3 5O@4 SO for stookers and feeders; 49, rs
@5 90 for calves and yearlings
Receipts: Hogs, 1,500 cattle, 100
Morris tribune., 1899-04-08
Live Stock Prices at St. Paul.

HOGS-Market strong and active.
Range of prices, $3.60@3.7O.
CATTLE-Good demand for good cat
tie; not many here.
Sales ranged as $1,000 40 for stockers;
S. 00@5. 80 for steers; $3O0@36 so for heif-
ers; So 5OQD3 So for COWS; 81. Is for calves;
81 S0@3.5O for bulls
SHEEP-Strong; lambs steady.
Sales ranged at $4.25@5 % for ewes;
$50 for lambs.
Receipts: Cattle, 80; calves, 81 hogs,
600; sheep, 200.
Morris tribune., 1899-04-08
ON ACCOUNT OF THE LATE WAR

President Mckinley has established a
Cuban merchant marine.
The Fifth Massachusetts, regiment was
mustered out at Greenville, S. c.
The Thirty-dfth Michigan has been
mustered out at Camp Mackenzie.
The Cuban government as administer
ed by the United States, has yielded for
the first quarter $S,5OO,OO0 in customs
receipts.
The Washington government has in
formed the delegation Of the Cuban as
sembly that the SO, 600, 900 loan will not
be increased.
General Eagan testified before the
board of inquiry that one firm sub
1nitted bid for process beef, but that
it was not considered.
Governor General Brooke will prob
ably send that $4,000 back to the
United States if the Cuban assembly
does not soon give up the army rolls.
Members of the cabinet reiterate the
statement that the $4,000, 600 now in
Cuba to pay troops will be returned to
this country unless accepted by the Gu
bans very soon.
During March $4,000 troops were
landed in the United States from Cuba.
This work has required especial expedi-
tionary measures on account of the
quarantine service, but. SO far all the re-
quirementS made upon the service have
been met.
Morris tribune., 1899-04-08
MARKET QUOTATIONS.


WHEAT-Cash, No. hard, 7314c; No.
Northern, 7O14c; No. 2 Northern. 66s4c;
No 8, 63Ac. To Arrive-No hard, 73Ac;
No. Northern, 734c. On Track-No.
hard, 7314c; No. / Northern, 7O14c: May,
II &c; July, 1890.
Morris tribune., 1899-04-08
Grain Prices at Minneapolis

WHEAT-April closed at 7oc15; May,
7O14@7O55c; July, 711sc. On Track-No. l
hard, 1890; No l northern, 703Sc; No. 2
Northern, 6925c.
Morris tribune., 1899-04-08
Live Stock Prices at Chicago.

HOGS-Market slow, shade lower.
Sales ranged at S.. 621S@3. S713 for mixed
and butchers; So S0(03 80 for good
heavy; S. 50@13.70 rough heavy; So 62A@
$500 for light.
CATTLE--Market steady.
Sales ranged at $4.0O@5. so for beeves;
81 e99p4.S So for cows and heifers; So 50@4 80
for Texas steers; $30O@49O for stookers
and feeders.
Market steady
Sales ranged at $3.50@5.0 90 for Sheep
k50@5.90 for lambs.
Receipts: Hogs 10000; cattle, 1850;
sheep, $4,000
Grain aud Provision Prices at Chicago.
WHEAT May, 1890; July, 7234c.
CORN-April 1850; May, 351so; July
3594M351sc; September 369sc
OATS-April, 255s@s524c; May, $500
2655c; July, 25Mc.
PoRK-April $500; May, 50. 1871; July,
s9.271z
POULTRY-Dressed, turkey, 11@13ci
chickens, 91@10c; ducks, 10(@11c.
BUTTER Creameries, l4@2lo; dair-
les 1119@l8c.
EGGS-Fresh, 1870.
Morris tribune., 1899-04-08
NEWS OF THE WEEK
PHILIPPINE NEWS.

Agoncillo, Aguinaldo's representative
says Filipinos will continue fighting IAN
! til wiped out.
The cruiser Raleigh was given an Ova
ton at every stopping place on the way
home from Manila.
Three North Dakotans were wounded
in an engagement with Filipinos nea
the waterworks.
A cable message from Admiral Dewe,
announces the arrival at Manila of tht
Celtic, naval store ship.
Putnam Bradlee Strong, reported
wounded by General Otis, is the son OF
excMayor Strong Of New York city.
The South Dakota regiment made a
most brilliant charge at MarllaO. 1t lost
6 officers and men killed and 90 wounded.
A list prepared in the Office of the ad-
iutant general shows the casualties III
Manila since Feb. to be 1877 killed ana
1854 wounded.
A Filipino commissioner to negotiate
for the release of the Spanish prisoners
in the hands of the Filipinos has
reached Madrid.
Major General Macarthur entered
Malolos, the seat of the so-called insur-
gent government, at $50 Friday morn
ing. The rebels burned the city aud
simultaneously EVACUATED 1t. They
retreated toward the .north, waere
Aguinald0 and the cabinet have located.
Since the capture of Maiolos the Amer
lean troops have rested, bat are prepar-
ING for a further campaign.