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The morning news., 1899-04-16
TOWELS, TABLE LINENS. ETC

80 PIECES-20-Inch Heavy Twilled
Crash Toweling, the SC kind at 3ibc.
100 DOZEN-Large Size All Linen Huck
and Damask Towels worth 15c, at 1Oc.
25 DOZEN-Large Size Turkish Bath
Towels, the zoe kind, at 15c.
Is PIECES-5s-Inch Turkey Red Table
Damask. the 25c kind. at l7Ihc.
% PIECES-5S-Inch Bleached Table
Damask worth 35c, at 25c
Is PIECES-66-Inch Bleached Linen
Damask the S5c kind. at 65c.
50 DOZEN-An Linen Fringed Table
Doylies, worth 75c, at 4oc
50 DOZEN-4 All Linen Dinner Table
Napkins the $l25 kind. az CSC.
The morning news., 1899-04-16
PARASoLS AND UMBRELLAS.

ONE LoT-Children's Fancy Parasols,
worth Toe, at 49c.
100 26-inch Black Twilled Silk Umbrellas,
steel rod. natural handle. worth $1.25 and
$1.5O, at CSC.
Special offerings IN Ladies' Fancy Para
soils at s1.49, $1.sS and $2.49 each.
The morning news., 1899-04-16
C0RSETS.

100 DOZEN-Ladies' Ventilated Summer
Corsets, the SOC kind, only 25c.
50 DOZEN-Ladies' Glove Fitting Cor
sets. White, Black and Drab, five and six
hook, worth 75c, at ACC.
The morning news., 1899-04-16
WHITE GOODS.

300 PlECES-Sheer White India Linen
Lawn. special make, worth 12c, 15c and
1Sc, this week at &c. 10c and 12Ihc.
50 PIECES-Whte Pique, plain and fan
cy weaves, well worth 25c and 35c. this
week only 15c and 25c.
10 PIECES-6S-Inch White French Or
CANDY, for a run at 25c and 39c.
so PIECES az yards)-English Long
Cloth, worth $1.25, at 9Sc
The morning news., 1899-04-16

They will be at home TO their friends aItcr
May Is at the Oglethorpe. Miss Marie
Burroughs was maid of honor ana sil'
Buto Campbell OF Atlanta best man u
ters Arthur Blain and William DunWou,
We're the pages, who opened ana cio
the flower gates al the foot Of the chanes'
The morning news., 1899-04-16
READY MADE WAISTS.

90 DOZEN-Ladles White Pique and
Coiored Lawn Waists, nobby styles worth
75c, this week 49c.
so DOZEN-Ladies' White, Black and
Colored Lawn Waists, tucked front, well
worth $780, this week 75c.
SPECIAL VALUES in Ladies' White
Lawn and Pique Waists, novelties at $l25,
sl.49, $1.9S and $2.49.
Ladies Black and Colored Silk Waists.
corded back and 'front.' correct styles, the
$500 kind, at $S.49
ONE LOT-Ladies' Fancy SILK Waists
new styles the $50 kind, at $4sS
The morning news., 1899-04-16
QUILTS.

100 10-4 White Crochet Quilts. hemmed
ready for use. the 75c kind, at 5Sc.
100 12-4 Heavy White Crochet Quilts
Marseilles patterns, the 81 80 kind at 9Sc
The morning news., 1899-04-16
READY MADE SKIRTS.

800 Ladies' Ready Made Skirts, in Duck.
Fique' Dtnen and Linen Crash, all well
made, full Width and neatly trimmed, alb
soiutely worth Sl.O0 and $3.50. our price
this week 69c and $780,
i LOT-Ladies' White Pique Skirts, cor
rect styles, the kind others sell at $3.50 and
$500, here at $1.49 and $1.9S
l LOT-Ladies' Plain Black Brillantine
Skirts, Percale lined, the $3.50 kind, at S2.9S.
LOT-Ladies Black Silk Skirts, all new
styles, elegantly made, worth $3.50, at $4.9S.
l LOT-Ladies' Tailor Made Black Gre
pom Skirts, the kind others ask $1,000 and
Sl2.O0 for, here at $7.49.
The morning news., 1899-04-16
WRAPPERS.

% DOZEN-Ladies' Lawn and Percale
Wrappers, cut full, well made, elsewhere
s1.00, here 69c.
20 DOZEN-Ladies' Handsome Lawn
Wrappers some with founce, nicely trim
med, good styles the $l.25 kind at 9Sc
10 DOZEN--Ladies Lawn and DmHy
Wrappers, white yoke, handsomely trim
med, well worth 500 at S49
The morning news., 1899-04-16
DOMESTICS.


8 CASES-Yard Wide Bleached Shirting
in lengths 10 to 20 yards, the 6Ac kind at
&c.
5 CASES-Best Yard Wide Bleached
Shirting, worth 8 1-3c, at SIC.
45-Inch Best Bleached Pillow Cotton, the
121sc kind, at TIC.
10-4 Unbleached Sheeting, the kind 9TH
ers sell at 15c, here at lie.
1O-4 Beached Sheeting, the best quail
ity, worth 25c, at 19c.
Full Size Ready Made Pillow Case
worth 15c, at &C.
Full Size Ready Made Sheets, the SOC
and Csc kind, at Soc aud Acc.
WASH GOODS.
Best y American Shirting Prints, worth
sc, at S15c.
90 Pieces Printed Dimities and Lawns,
good styles, worth 6l4c, at 4c.
Yard Wide Sea Island Percales, in all
the latest styles, worth 1219c, at 1-3c.
% Pieces Corded Dress Ginghams, choic-
est styles, elsewhere 15c, here only 10c
70 Pieces Printed Dimity Organdy and
Batiste, up to date styles, the 15c kind,
at 10c.
The morning news., 1899-04-16
LACES.

10000 YARDS-Torchon Laces and In
sertions. to inches wide, the best valu'
ever offered, at &c and 10c.
The morning news., 1899-04-16
SECOND WEEK

GREAT MUSLIN UNDERWEAR SALE.
1000 Ladies and Children's Well Made
Muslin Undergarments at 10c, 15c, 25c, soc,
75c and $1.OO each.
Ihese prices barely represent the cost
ol material used in making them. Come
early before the lots are depleted.
The morning news., 1899-04-16

Continued on Page II
The morning news., 1899-04-16
A SUIT BARGAIN.

Ladies' Navy Blue and Black Serge
Suits, jacket double breasted fly front.
skirt the latest cut, silk lined through
out, strictly man-tailored, worth $25, at
Sl7.lO
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CO. STATIONS
90! nssday, .l..1y 20

+ 80 n0ed AlHy III
Chief Justice Cham bers sc Samoa has
resigned and started for America
Is regularly organized body 81 would
be revolutionists is working ia Cuba.
Ex-King Milan 81 servia is now said
to hayo planned the recent attempt
upon: his life. 5 S.z=55S
.ssss The interstate commerce commission
has decided that Iowa grain rates should
be reduced. s=.
Joseph Boxell, tried at Buffalo, MINI,
on the charge Of having murdered his
father and stepmother, has been ac-
quilted. s:..=
Shade On, q little 5-year-old bay horse
from Nebraska, won first money in the
IS, 900 Chamber of Commerce pacing
stake at Detroit s:# /. s@5 f.ss 1916
{. The Rennes correspondent of the
Paris journal des Debats says the Drey-
fus courtmartial will not begin it's sit
tings until Aug. /. !. j. z.::@ a .s11
@Es3 Thursday, July go. :=s.@
E 1t is announced that the Milwaukee
road will build from St. Paul to Duluth.
A. L. Mohler is understood to have
accepted the presidency Of the Big
-Four. '%s@ - s:'> 4: ~
+. Rev. Thomas Warner, D. d, past
chaplain-in-chief of the Grand Army Of
the Republic, is dead at Knoxville,
Tenn. I5.>z ss>,,.,. 49,. /. J. !. s. i'd.
The reciprocity arrangement con-
cluded between the United States and
Portugal under the Dingley tariff act,
has been published in Lisbon. =. ~
The convention of iron molders has
pledged support to the. international
Cigarmakers' union in their fight
against the tenement house system OF
cigar making. + "s~"js l. ~
The subcommittee on mines Of the
United States industrial commission has
closed it's labors at Denver and left fol
Wallace. Ida., to investigate the Cou1
d'Alene troubles.
Friday, July II.
A 800, 100000 brewery combination
is said to be on the tapis. 80
The Olympia has arrived at Trieste
where she will remain for two weeks.
~ an ACCIDENT one OF the bones Of
the lower portion of the leg of the EN-
press Of Germany has been broken.
The Chicago platform Democrats had
everything their own way at meeting
Of the Democratic committed in Chicago
An American gunboat is to be SEN
against Filipinos infesting the coas
and to break up illicit traffic among
the islands. 49,.
Mary Ann :Anssse!!!!, convicted Of muir
dering her sister, an inmate Of an in
sane asylum, by sending her poisoned
cake. was hanged at St. Adams. Eng
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BEGGS' =. !.
!. LITTLE GIANT
....PILLS.

L Why? do you complain of Indigcst
ion, Constipation and Liver Ills, wheY.
sBEd0S' LITTLE GIANT PILLS
] are within such easy reach, they are today
without superior, do not grip OF grippe
and can be relied upon TO effect a spec
dyt cure, when all others fail Be sure
and ask for sBEGGs Take no substitute.
For sale. by +. q brown
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FRS e15s 81
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Hoy Kil1sd BY MOI
lInix. 81 c ON a nct mr.

d OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Hoy Kil1sd By s Nonl.1
Unics, eond uctor.
CLEVELAND, Jnly as -T The day has
failed to- bring any relief to the street
car situation J, which is regarded as seri-
sOus. The state board Of arbitration has
practically aband oned its efforts to con-
5ciliate the strikers and their former em-
5ployers. Small riots occurred during
the day, but with one exception they
were without serious results. In the
death Of Henry Cornweit, slain by q
bullet fred by Ralph z. Hawley, q con-
ductor on the Broadway line, is re-
corded the first fatality Of the strike.
Shortly after, noon Hawley's car ap.
preached Orange street and was beset
by a crowd Of men and boys. Corn
weit,a *19-year-old son Of: butcher,
was astride of a horse and rode to the
side Of the car, keeping pace with it
for some distance. Various stores are
told as to what passed between the. con-
ductor and the boy, but the mob was.
Suddenly Called to Its. senses -.
by the sight Of Hawley, who Jumped to
the street and started in pursuit of
Cornweit. The latter, closely followed
by his pursuer, turned up Perry street.
At Woodland avenue the latter pulled
his revolver and fred. His victim fell,
fatally shot, with CHASTITY wound in
the left temple, and died soon after be-
ing removed to the hospital. The
crowd, which before the incident had
been so violent, was awed by the seri-
BUSINESS Of the affair and permitted the
conductor to walk back to his car. He
, was arrested and taken to the station
where charge of murder was entered
against him. When the car returned in
charge Of another man and laden with
police, thousands of people were
crowded round the fatal spot. The track
was blockaded and the stalled cars were
bombarded with stones and bricks. The
police managed, by using their clubs, to
clear the way, after delay of half an
hour.
Nitroglycerine Under q Car.
Rioting broke out afresh in the even.
ing and second attempt to wreck q
car was made. A Pearl street car speed.
ing south near Holenden avenue, carry.
ing besides the motorman and conduc.
tor, guard, successfully ran gauntlet
Of missiles thrown from the roofs Of
houses only to run into can Of nitro
glycerine which exploded with terrific
force. The rear platform was torn of
and the flooring wrenched from its
fastenings. The crew was not injured
but emerged from the shattered ruins
with their pistols drawn and began
firing at what they thought was a cou
pie of men crouching as if to hide them
selves behind small building. Trool
A, hurrying on horseback to the scene
was bombarded with giant frecrackers
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BRIBlNG THE INSURGENTS
Statement Made by q Member Of the
Kansas Regiment. r

Statement Made by q Member Of the
Kansas Regiment. p,
INDEPENDENCE, Kan, July A.-Un-
der date OF May 80, Emil Etzold, Com
pany G, Twentieth Kansas, writes to
his sister in this city from Manila.
Among other things, he says: =.
''They say our regiment will be re-
ieved in few days, but think we
are in for it until it is finished. I think
it will not be. long now before this war
is over and the VOLTA teers will go home.
There were two or Aguinaldo's officers
here yesterday to nj .otiate on peace
terms, and nobody knows yet what they
did about it. They are pretty anxious
to have the war stop, and our govern
ment has offered $50 Mexican money
for every ,man who will come in and
give up his gun"
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Twenty.thrse Marriages in Ono Day.

ST. JOSEPH, Mich, July M.-Eight
thousand excursionists were in the city
Sunday, 1900 from Chicago, 1900 from
Racine, Wis, and over 5000 on the diff
ferent railways. The result at County
Clerk Needham's residence by Chicago
matrimonial parties was the biggest of
the season. In all 23 marriage licenses
were issued -.sts 5:~-,s :,~t1 .--+v s..
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'MILtTARY OPERATIONS END.
Unprecedented Rains Causes Floods
Aro1nd 1aiaanila. Il

unprecedented Rains Causes Floods
Arossnd las.nnil.. Z,
MAsIIA July 2x.-The unprecedented
rains off the lastSsweek have convinced
Observers hero that military operations
on large scale or advances covering
many miles will ! DO impossible for .
long time. Many miles Of the, country
are flooded to depth Of three or four
Feet The Paranaque bridge, which. was
considered impregnable, has been swept
away, cutting off temporarily the gar
'risons Of linus and Bacoor from COM
munication with Manila. In the cir
cumstances it will be impossible to
move wagon trains as the trails have
become doubtful. Pack mules will be
utilized if it should become possible for
soldiers to make marches. The officials
will have their hands full for some time
In arranging for the departure Of vol
unteers and in settling the regulars
who are replacing them,
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Epworth League Adjourna

INDIANAPOLIS, July A.-The Epworth
league has adjourned to meet in San
Francisco in 1901. The final session
was devoted to addresses on EMISSIONS"
Incoming trains brought thousands of
visitors and it was estimated that the
number of delegates had reached the
5000 mark. >-7-
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y010
Aslarges Volcano d lbring ing destruc-
tion Hawaii.
The Franco Anne reciprocity,
Negotiation threaten failure.
de: inter:nlatio,n 1al convention st the
|sElpwoyth Leagu has opened g Indian
apolis
Presiden Nick inley has sent mes
sage praising the regulars and volun-
Eteers for their work IN the philippines.
The American and British members
Iof the peace conference voted against
the prohibitio Of asphyxiating gases
and explosive bullets.
The Lee s. Ing cham lumber mill plant
at Iron River, Wis. !. has been sold-the
largest lum Der deal that ever occurred
IN that part Of the state. .S. B. &
Ex-State Senator Gerard G. Brown, a
noted Democratic politician grange
lecturer and agricultural editor, was
gored to death by a bull at Y ork, Pa.
1 H.. Monday. July "A. ...:
The peace congress will adjourn this
week. ss% a*a &@t*$s* - ~ !.
The Dreyfus courtmartial will open
! Aug. 2. s.; - a.: 81 So. =:
The Third cavalry has been ordered
ready for service in the Philippines:
/ "A Toledo grain elevator was burned
Sunday, the loss being nearly q, ooo, 600.
y A reception*1to General zAlger has
been planned by Detroit citizens upon
his return to Michigan. 49,.
It is stated that under the adminis-
hation of Elihu Root the persecution
undergone by Miles at the hands of the
war department is to be, stopped and
that Miles will be recognized as some
thing more than fgurehead.
The Rome correspondent of the Lon
don Daily Mail says: Mascagni's hymn
in honor of Admiral Dewey was per-
formed at Pesaro on Sunday for the
first time before an audience of 1900.
It was greatly appreciated, and is con-
sidered one. of the finest hymns Mas
cagni has written. 3
Tuesday, July rs.
The remains of Colonel Ingersoll will
be cremated. .,> 49,:
The entire Union Pacific is to be
double-tracked.
A Franco-American reciprocity treaty
has been signed.
An Arbuckle-trust sugar war is on
and rates are being cut
President Kruger of the Transvaal
was enormously reported to have re-
signed.
| Indians in Idaho threaten to kill
Northern Pacific graders crossing the
Nez Per, es reserve
Peter jackson h ;.u.r,' 81 SAYS III.
will Issue r:.A e. '..'." - Vi ~. l.,
| the Jeffrn~->;
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VOLUNTEER CAVALRY.
Captain James Lockett Authorized to
Form Regiment.

Captain james Lockett Authorized to
Form Regiment.
CHICAGO, July PA Washington
dispatch to The Tribune says: -.
Captain James Lockett has been COM
missioned as colonel of what will be
known as the Eleventh volunteer cav
airy, part of which will be recruited in
tho Philippines. It has been deter
mined to place large force of cavalry
at the command Of General Otis, as
troops Of this character can be used
with great effect upon the Filipinos
Besides the eight troops of the Third
cavalry ordered to .Manila,a consider
able force will be sent to reinforce Gen
eral Otis. He will have about 5000
cavalry in all and by the time the
troops which aresnow being withdrawn
from Cuba and Porto Rico reach the
Philippines about 90, 600 men will DO in
the field. y < & !
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S. S. S. FOR THE BLOOD

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the only blood remedy guaranteed purely vegetable and
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J. s.. s. 4; every claim

1naue 10f IL IS bacKed up strongly by CONVINCING
testimony Of those who have been cured by It.
and know Of it's virtues by experience =:,z5T
Mr.. = j. CLARK, Of Orange Courthouse, Va, writes
For six years had an Obstinate running ulcer on my
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disabled for long while that wholly unfit for
business One Of the best doctors treated constantly
but did no good then tried various blood
without the least benefit. s., s. S. highly recon-
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LATE MARKET REPORT.

,,. Duluth Wheat.
DULUTH, July 26
=: WHEAT-Cash, No. l hard. go; No.
! Northern, 701zc: No . Northern, e73<o;
No. 8, 6S1lo To .Arrive-No. hard, 78o;
No. l Northern 70Ao: July, 703<o;;E 9sp
tember, 69kc: December, 7Okc.
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Sioux City Live Stock.

:. Sioux City Live Stock.
3 S1ouS Cry. Ia, July as
HOGS-Market 80 higher. Range Of
prices, a. 45@4 so.
CATTLE-Market steady. >'~
Sales ranged at $450@5.8o for beeves:
)0.SO@4.O0 for cows, bulls and mixed;
$1,000. 40 for stockers and feeders: "a SC
04.50 for yearlings and calves. r.:
Receipts: Hogs, 1000; cattle, 100 :
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~sseh. AlzwooL oalveIi s...;srs, neat handse ne ps
Tern ane serge lining Clayton patent inte.ling pad
tsilsrn.as shroaehort. suit any boy parent would
proud Of FOR FREE CLOTH Samples Of Boys Gio,has
dsuits overcoats ulsters) for boys 10 10 YEARS
ts he esaple Bsek Hs. Soc contains fashion plateA
eaPe measure and full instructions how TO ORDER. -
~ 2e1s 6uits and Oseseoata made order from 90
Samples sent tree on appicat:on. Address, F*. i
SEARS, R0EBuck & CO. (lnc.). Chicago, I'LL
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st. Paul Union Stock Yards


. :: IN St. Paul Union Stock Yards.
.+...5 80 u i South ST.. PAUL, July 2k
: HOGS-Market steady. Range Of
prices, $400@457]<. - =.
III CATTLE-Market steady. ~ Us: ,
) i Sales ranged at Is. 00@3 Is for stockers;
!, )8.6O@4O0: for cows; $3O0@3.75 for heif-
srs; u IS for steers; g. 7o@s. s5 for bulls;
g. 80 for calves. ,sz.5. : sz + Ill.,. 4 -. M q
sHEEP Market for sheep and lambs
steady. !. . ! =s NH. .,.. NJ: ....,
sales ranged st @s.5o@4.oo for sheep;
80 for lam b.. !. s J, 4. il 300
sEst*ss Chicago Unien stoek Yards. ss=
Il .s Is CH1oAGo. July g. q
q HOGS Market slow. .3.: #5 81
and butchers; q. 450 Leo for good heavy;
e4,lo@4s6 for rough heavy; q. 4oda4.65
for light. i ss s5
==5 Market steady. T
6alss ranged a. t4.6006.76 for beeves;
1l.7504a S for cows q. and hsifers; 5000
$50 Texas stesrs; g. 9o0 g for stock.
- and feeders sss
ssaSHEEP Market STEADY. z,.=5 H
Sales ranged at q. 05@5 is for sheep;
S84O046 80 for lambs. 5.s NE
Receipts: Hogs 4, GOO: cattle. 1000;
Sheep 600
Chicago Grain and Provisions.
CHICAGO, July s.. Il
ss WHEAT--July. 60 %; Septembs r, 7o11{<
07ost Docembe 7231 lay,
CORN uly. g: septsmb ia. TO:
December, so u @8O1< "a: Maj, 81 IA.
3ss OATS July, 2411 Septembe 1pK@
s101 Dscember. l91 Ma sI1<@ a11fcl
july IS. o6s11 saptsmber,
2o.02}f Octobe, % 0l
IS Cream Is al7: slialr:
- 1l@1533<
SoIJITR Dressed 6 chicksna $40
Key 1l@s11c
EGGS fresh, II 15ffc
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THREE DE: :. EN- ouTE.

1Esransport Morgan City Arrives III ssh.
sFraneisco From llanila. "a
. San FRANc1sco, July q. The United
States transport Morgan City, which
has been converted into hospital ship.
has arrived from Manila, having 81 81,
board 476sick and cconyalescent soldiers
The: vessel started with 470, but 8lied
en5 the voyage PriiYate G. j. Bobbs,
Tenth Pennsy lvania;; Private I.swis
Cook Twenty second regiment and
First 4 LieutenantS ,Ja ckson, First South
Dakota p hese sncenmbed to dyson 1yrtaqo..
terry, the disease NJ lh which most 5of
the othsFs were afflicted. All sc those
on board ore III. AZ hen the steamer left
Manila, hut the rem oval from a tr ro1
.ical climate and the sea All soS benefit:
ted tho inYalids hat 81 their arrival
here, only ;'2s5yVe una IS leave their
,Dert g Eyef command ana almost
every regimen ID represented among among,
Isthe ststurning| ~, d1ie r
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lTHR [ Ri. OIT|
MOVEMENT sTAR-TE D MANILA
FOR INDEPENDENCE

#os ~ yilipI.os chure', Z Al r.tlv.
Priests Urged . Ignore IS. R.snla-
tions g Thsirs snperiors.- = Many 1roops
Ss ~ Hesp,tsl omsial Reports SHOW
Th.t o.. Thon,..nd q. III 8 M.ni1.
Alons. n. d ~ ].
NJ N1LA, July "a Filipino priest
named Gregorie Agripay, with the IN
surgents, is trying to lead g movement
for the independ ence OF the church. in
the Philippines from the Spanish priest
hood. He has issued proclamation
declaring himself the vicar general Of
all the Filipino priests in all the dis
tricts outside Of American control ION
the island of Luzon. and inciting the
priests to sdisobey the regulations of
the church and brotherhoods. The
archbishop Of the district has issued a
bull accommodating Agripay, and
this action has increased the feeling be.
tween the Filipinos and the church.
The archbishop threatened to excom:
municates the owners of Spanish papers
publishing announ cements of Protestant
and Masonic meetings, whereon an
American paper warned him that he
might be bundled out of the island like
any disturber of the peace if he should
incite religious animosity. 80
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Minneapolis Grain.

.... 49,. 1911: . M1NNEAPoL1s, July s5.
WHEAT-Ih Store-No. l Northern,
July, e775c; September, o71f@673<o; De.
oember, 6sAc. On Track-No. / hard,
e9kc; No. ! Northern, 6s3lo; No.
Northern, 67c. :, .+s
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RUNNING SORE
!. :: q: ON i: HIS ! ANKLE

Altar HY yo2fe inf tnonen Obstinate ulcers which
~ WV O W '"'v"oo refuse to heal under ordinary treat
SffQrinn pnmnt|v rnh become chronic
'leP"J ou'vu seated, and
nv entire circulation is deprayed condition They
" severe drain the system and
stany eappn the vitality Ia every the
can have any effect 1885, 17e* &:s r4aS' " -
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