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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-07-04

few hale fellows well met were re-
sponsible for the overthrow of John Ma
CURES hitherto uninterrupted sobriety.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-07-04

Tom McGlee came
in for the Fourth.
and ere night fell
was glOriously full.
Il went to sleep
and lost my money,
Judge" he said.
Il see. A prema-
ture celebration.
some sleep and a
touch. Go back TO
Bingham.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-07-04

Z. A. Clampett, the
farmer accused of
taking his horse
from II. +. Carter 5
custody. proved that
Carriers boy gave
him permission to
take the animal and
was discharged.
Clampett's horse
walked over two
shocks of Carter :
alfalfa and was held
for damages.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-07-04
The London Biograph.
Saltair every evening free.
More Rioting In Barcelona.

MOTe hlOtlng III barceIona.
Barcelona, July 3.-Fresh demonstra-
tons occurred this evening. and the gen.
darmes charged and dispersed the crowd.
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Cir,0enh Notices.


THE INTEREST AND DIVIDENDS on THE roE
LOWING BONDS AND STOCKS ARE PAY Abkr: ~
OUR BANKING HOUSE ON AND AFTER JNN''"'
Sd. 1922:
Blsckford County. Ind. Courthouse IS.
Bedford Ind. school ~.
Cleveland and PITTSBURGH r. r: Co Isnera Ny
Columbus Ind City OF. Consolidated Funding os,.
Cleveland and Mahoning Valley Ry. 60 CohsoiuA''-
Mortgage rs. - ,,...-.s =.
Cleveland and Mahoning Valley Ry. Co. Registered os'
Dunkirk Ind. Improvement IS sewer os 4.
Evansviie Ind Funded Debt Loan os. 4hs ana a.
Grant County Ini Gravel Road 6s. County S.
Grand Rapids Indiana X. r. co. fi!st mortgage
Extended AIS. First Mortgage Guarantees IS
Gas City. Ind. Funding Is
Hancock County. Ind. County 4'ss ~, ,....
Indianapolis Ind. Funding A. southern Park Puehase
Refundine A.: Reflnding 4s. Series d. Improvement
As: Principal 80 Funding Bonds OF Jan. L. iS'''
International Okinite Co. Ltd. Debenture U.s.
Jasper County. Ind County IS 49,
Louisiana Natl Bank. New Orleans La 'i'ioeHo @Te'
Louisiana state Of Consol As. constitutional as
Mas.ion and Cleveland X. r. Co. Registered Bonds
Marion. Ind School Gs.
Marion County Ind. Annual 6s County os
Newton County Ind. Drainage D. q.
Northern Pacific Terminal co. First Mortgage os
New Orleans. Ia. Constitutional As
Niagara Falls Power Co. First Mortgage os
Pittsburgh Fort Wayne and Chicago Ry Co trst mort
IS Series a Second Mortgage u; series !" Dls
NO Quarterly Dividend Special Stock Div. l<'n
Quarterly Dividend Regular Stock.
Peru. Ind. School AVS. Refunded 5s
Rensselaer,. Ind Scnool Is.
Upton Ind, Improvement
Wheeling. W. Va, Compromise -
January 9Th.
County. Ind. Gravel Road Gs.
Hancock County, Ind Funding os
January 9th.
Jasper County nd
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Dipioeno xotires.
Uipi0en6 &otres.
The Farmers Loan &Trust Go.
l6. 3D. 90 & 90 William Street.
New York.

-o,.po>s ,xp DIVIDENDS DUE IN JANUARY ARE
PAYABLE At THIS OFFICE on AND Afi JAN
FAIRY / 1922 A. FOLLOWS;
Alabama Great Southern r. p. Co. lst M'se'
Il per cent
American Fire Engine Co.
Anderson Electric Street KY Co
Albion Water Works Co
Bismarck Water Co.
baltimore & ohio Southwestern R'y Co.
Baltimore a. Ohio Southwestern Railroad 20
Barrie Water Co.
Bath Water Co.
BRENNAN Water Works.
Brockport & Holley Water Co
Buffalo Creek r. X. co.
Gainesville Water Bonds
Caro- Water Works Co.
Carolina Central r. r. Co.
Chattanooga Water Works Co. Consd Sinking
Fund Mtge
Cincinnati & Baltimore R'y Co.
Consumers Gas Co. Debentures.
Commercial Cable co.
Connellsville Water Co.
Cortland Water Works co.
Ella Coal Co.
Eastmars Freight Car Heater Co
Evansville & Indianapolis r. X co.
Evansville & ,Terre Haute X. X CO.
Evansville Terre Haute Chicago r. H. o.
Faribault Water Works Co.
Hot Strings South Dakota. Water. Light. &
Power Co.
Herkmer, Mohawk, lion q rTanhioit Eie,'''N
R'v Co.
Hudson River Water Power e. Paper Co.
Huntington Water Co.
Ithaca Street Ry Co
Indiana Block Coal Co.
Iowa City Water Co. 49,
Jeffersonve. Madison & Indianapolis r. r. co.
Kankakee Water Co.
keokuk Water Co.
Kokomo Water Co
Lacrosse City of.
Larchmont Yacht Club ID Mtge
Lake Superior & Ishpeming Ry Co.
Meridian Water Works CO.
Niddetown- Goshen Traction Co.
Mobile & Ohio r. Il. Co. Extension LIST Mtge
Mobile & ohio Car Trust p. & n.
Mosler Safe Co.
Mobile Light K r. K. Co.
Newport & Cincinnati Bridge Co.
New Castle & Shenango Valley K X. Co
Omaha Horse r. r. Co Bonds and Coupons
Ottawa Oswego e. Fox River Valley r. K co.
Olean ~ y. Water. Sewer. & Improvement
Bonds.
Omaha Water Co.
Pensacola Water Works Co
Pensacola e. Perdldo r. r. Co.
Petrolia Water Co.
Portsmouth x Suffolk water " orKs 90
Rocky Mount Mills.
St Louis e. Cairo r. r. Co.
South Dakota Water Co.
South Yuba Water Co. Cons'd Mtge
Staten Island Midland r. r. Co.
Temple Texas. Water Works Co.
Terre Haute & indianapolis r. r. Co.
Terre Haute & Logansport r.. r. co.
Texarkana Water Co
Third Ave. r. X. Co.
Toledo. NalnOnulnS NdUey q OHio W. II. W.
Thomas Iron Co.
Urbana Water Works Co
Union Stock Yards & Transit Co.
Union Depot Columbus Ohio.
Vanderburgh County.
vicksburgh Shreveport & Pacific r. r. Co.
Warren Water Co
Waterloo Gas & Electric Light Co.
Washington & Columbia River Ry Co.
West Side r. r Co. OF Milwaukee.
Westches,er Co.. ~ Y, Water Co.
Williams & Son, F.. T., OF Duluth. MINI.
JANUARY :, 1899
Detroit Hillsdae & Southwestern r. r. Co.,
Dividends.
JANUARY 10 1899
Joliet & Northern Indiana r. K. Co
JANUARY To- 1899
Minneapolis. Lyndae & Mlnnetonka & Mime
apolis st. R'y Co.
Fredonia Water Co.
st. Paul City R'y Co.
JANUARY 20 1899
Pekin Water Co
Town Of Westfied Union Free School District
No. D.
JANUARY 81. 1899.
Holland Irrigation Canal Co
JANUARY 81 1899
Parsons Water Supply & Power Co
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OFFICE OF THE
Northern Pacific Railway Company,

Mills Building New York. December - 1873
At a meeting O the Board OF Directors held this DAY
the earnings OF the nrst SIX
81 the present fiscal year. a dividend OF ONt
PER CENT. on Common Stock Of the Company the
paid February g. 1899 TO the stockholders OF
record the closing Of the transfer books on January
II. 1899. -,
For the purpose such dividend the transfer books OF
this Company will be closed j. NJ. January II,
1899 will be reopened at 10 A. NJ. January 49,
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY.
BY GEORGE II. EARL. secretary.
% WALL. STREET.
York. December IL. 1898
The transfer books OF the Voting Trustees Tor Somm9n
RAILWAY COMPANY will close In New York and Berlin
at 3 T. NJ. on January II. 1899. and will reopen at 10
NJ January %, 1893.
February g. 1899 the Voting Trustees VIII be pre-
the above dividend Of one per cent
when received among the parties entitled thereto.
appea record their books when closed, as
j. p. MORGAN Co, New York.
DEJTSCHE BANK. Berlin.
Agents for Voting Trustees.
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A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for Tie Tribune
n received at their Uptown Office No 1242 Broadway
% north Of 3ist-st. until o'clock D. m; advertise
msns received following branch Offices regular
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cor 23d St rs? 6th-ave l2,h-st Mays 6th-aye
and l4th st: l42 Columbus-ave West 66th ST. lW
West 42d-st. 9th 92 East l4th st 2l7 West
between Ith 9Th i59 East Attn ST. 1888
3d-ave between 10Th and 18th 1920 81 near
sI.t-s,; EOS s9hst.. $50 80 ave- near
554 81 ave- 2fO Peecker-st. 3@5 Pleecler st.
es Sd ave- $40 East 7ph-st a?i I'd ave 26'2 ID ave
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WHEELING a. LAKE ERIE R'WAY GO.
COUPONS due January /. 1899, from the

SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY.
COUPONS due Jan. l. 1872 from the follow
" ing bonds will be paid by J. =. Morgan Co.. Ne"
SCuthern nv. Co. Memphis Div. First Mtg. ~.
Southern ny. Go. Aiken Branch First Mtg.
Richmond 4 Danvflle Consolidated Mtg. Sc
Richmond. York River 4 Chesapeake f'r"'
Western North Carolina First Mtg. Of.
Chm rIotte, Columbia d Augusta First MIG
Columbia & Grsen.iiie First Mtg. 81.
T. t. v. & q. First Mtg. 7ft.
r. r.. v. & q. Div. Mtg. -.
Alabama Central First Mtg. 80
georgia Pacific First Mtg. go.
Knoxville Il Ohio First Mtg. We.
SpnrtnnburH. Union Il Columbia First Mtg.
II. G. ANSLEY. Treasurer.
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mo- THE SHAREHOLDERS OF THE CEN

TRAIL NATIONAL. BANK OF THE CITY oF NEW
yoRK-The election FOR Directors OF TINS ,anh M
for the of such other business as may
One hefore the meeting will be led at the banking
house No 800 Broadvay. Manhattan, tiy OF Ne" lo'n
NJ ,n r " CHARLES S. YOUNG. Cashier
New York. December :. 1898.
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Drv Dock SAVINGS Institution,

::iI AND 3t3 BOWERf. NEW NORN.
The Trustees nave declared dividend for the SIX
months ending Dec ri. 1898 on all deposits entitied
fherete under bylaws. the rate OF THREE AND
ONE HALF PER CENT per on all sums not e1-
cseding Thres Thousand Dollars. payable on and after
10 1895.
DEPOSITS made before Jan. will be entitled TO inter
est from 1899. xr r,,.
CHARLES MIEHrING Secretary.
VIM r PATTERSON Asst Secretary.
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YINHE INTEREST III r. JAN Zu 1875, Oh TIE
following bonds is payable at the banking house OF
KOUNTzE BROTHERS. corner OF Broadway and Cedar
Street, New York CITY,
ARAPAHOE CO., COLO
BOZEMAN CITY. MONT.
BOONE co. NEB.
BURT 60. NEB
BUFFALO CO. NEB.
BOISE CO.. IDAHO.
CANTON CITY. OHIO.
COLORADO sTATE-CAPITOT. BUILDING
CUSTER CO.. MONT
CASPER TOWN OF MONT.
COUNCIL BLUFFS. IA.
DELTA CO.. colo
DODGE co. NEB.
DOUGLAS CO.. NED.
DAWSON CO.. MONT.
DURANGO. COLO.
FALLS CITY. NEB.
FERGUS co. MONT.
FREMONT CITY. NEB.
GRAND ISLAND CITY. NEB.
GAGE CO. NEB.
HASTINGS CITY. NEB.
JEFFERSON CO.. NEB.
KANSAS CITY. NO.
h hD41 Sis - CRY fH NEB
LIMA CITY, ONO.
LOUISVILLE. COLO.
MESA CO., COLO.
NUCKOLLS co. NES
NEWBERG CITY. OREGON.
OMAHA CITY. NEB.
OMAHA CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT. NEB
POLK COUNTY NEB
RIO GRANDE CO. COLO.
ROUTT CO. COLO.
SOUTH OMAHA. NEB.
SUMMIT CO.. COLO
WASHINGTON CO. NEB.
WESTON CO.. WYO.
WHITE sULPHUK SPRINGS. MONT.
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NEW IURk CllI.
Consolidated stock DC (City) Park improve
Concentrated Stock 81 CDock).
Consolidated stock 80 (CttyD
consolidated stock 90 County,.
Abilene Water Co. LIST IS.
AshtabuIa Water Co. LIST %.
AshtnbuIn Water 90. Genl. o.. . ne n.
Central Tuinicu Sugar Cane Wig. 20. NC be-
bentures.
ClcnrteId Bituminous Coal COrp'n Is.
earning IN. " River Imp. OReg. Isl
earning ~ d school Dist. No. Is. ~.
Corning IN. ". Sewer Is.
CrawfordsViIIe Water and Light Co. 1st %.
FishkiII and Matteawan Equitable Gas Co.
IsIip crown of Union Free School Dist. No.
I 4s.
Lawrence Water Co. 1st 6s
Lee Construction Co. LIST Us
Marion Water Co. list 5s.
Manor Club I'd Js
Mechanical Rubber Co. LIST ~.
WercnntiIe CO-Operative Bank.
Naumkenp street Railway Co. LIST Con. On. q,
NcWbmrmh and Orange Lake II. r. Co. LIST ".
New YORK betting and Packing Co. Id. 80
Debentures. 49, ,.
New York Cab Co. reg. 07t lntereso.
New York and East River Gas Co. LIST Con. o.
New YOr. Mail and Newspaper Trnnsporta-
ton Go. Ist -.
RetsOf Mining Co. LIST o.
ShcthyxfIIe Water Co. LIST A.
She IbyyilIe Water and Light o. lst os.
S"ntLcrn Sfntes Lumber Co. LIST Us.
Warsaw Water Co. Isl IS
Cnrtcret Steel Co. 1st Gs.
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CONSOLIDATED GAS COMPANY or NJ" ''''>'
'''' ~ January Sd. 1880
yr,sIE AN\I-AI MEETING of the stockhold

ers Of this for thu election OF un s Gece
on Monday Janrary I'D. 1899 Pos open from " M 10
o. m Transfer books Will close SATURDAY Jsauais '"'
n. 10 m and reopen Tuesday. January 4'h. 1873
" - ' ~ . + XOLLIKOFFER. Secretary.
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ADVERTISEMENTS and sutscripons fos 5h e~ 1919
n ,ace,yed a, their Uptown Office y, Lax broanN'F'
% sor north or 3ist-st until cock M; advertise
ents received following branch 0fises az reua'
once rates until O'Clock D.. VIZ. 90 N'l Nv, = -
COZ 23d-st: 6th-avc.. cor 2thsi Macy 1T ,oa
I4th-st Coiumbus-aVe., near West t"'n ivo
w., iot near ave. East IAN st, 2oI Ns-t
xod s between eth sh i39 East i.th-s l"Ss
ave between 10Th aud I'm sts LOIS 20 ave- neaI
Gfst-sy l7Os ist-ave.. >9th St TO near
Is, h54 3d-aye 20 Rieecker 81. 30 Hleecher ST.
as "a ave- $40 Iethst 1921 3d-ave; 2V2 30 W.
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4 WUPONS uut JHIudIy T. 1000 IIUII II"
- mortgage bonds 81 the Omaha & St. Louis r. r. 60
will he paid on presentation Office. and after
,ra,u,,,r ' GILMAN. SON e. Co.
Financial Agents. 80 Cedar "
New York December ~. 1sss.
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TIE FOLLOWING COUPONS ARE DUE
AND PAYABLE AT OFFICE or
FarsOn, Leach & Company,
30 NASSAU STREET. NEW YORK,


Albion. Indiana. Water Company.
Aurora Illinois. school Distrc, No T.
Rlurton. Indiana School ana Water
County. Colorado. School District No =
FairmoGnt, Indiana. School
Fremont County Colorado School District No IL.
Garfield County Colorado School District No
Geneva Indiana Funding.
Huntington, Indiana, War.
Huntington, Indiana. Water Works Company.
Jonesboro. Indiana. Funding
Kent. Washington. Water and Light.
King County Washington. Sch1ol District NO. lOS
Kok1 ono. Indiana, School and Improvement.
Lewis County. Washington. Funding.
Lebanon Indara, Water.
Mortpelle- Indiana. Funding
New Carlisle. Indiana, School.
Ofero County. Colorado. School District No o.
Pacucah Kentucky. Kefundlng.
Paudlng County. OHIO. Ditch and Bridge
ST Clair. Michigan. Electric Lsnt
Srohomish Washington Water and General Municipal
TAYLOR COUNTY. Wisconsin. jail
Tturvton County Washington School District NO 10
Wssco COUNTY. oregon. School District No 90
West Ray city Michigan. School.
JANUARY AND 3, 1899.
South Bend. Iniiar A. Improvement
JANIAR IL, 1890.
''"''' JANUARY Is, 1899.
Duluth Minnesota. School District l. ST Louis 90.
JANUARY TO- 1890.
yeedersbairg Indlara. School.
JANUARY II, 1900.
huntington Indiana, Water.
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finanrial Meetinas.

HANOVER FIRE INSURANCE CoMPANf' ,sos
No "A pine 81. New York. Dec. s}th; ~,
yT,HE ANNUAL MEETING OF the STOCKHOLDERS
l. :, -. Hanover Fire Insurance Company Will BE- held
n, IL. ONCE No "a Pine Street, in the Borough on Nan
haitian the city OF New YORK on 'ne s,s ~ - q,
tsua O'Clock noon. Tor the pui'Jse ..
ssctin9 directors ensuing year ana o
.sc,ion 10 serve II the annual meerg a '"r We
,r,ns,rton of such other business may pfvpy come
800 sa,d n,e.,I,V The polls will remain open one hour
,rh. transfer hooks will closed from December ah
1895 TO January 10Th 1922 - oo
D"'' " ~ CHARLES L. ROE. Secretary
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money would be Forthcoming at regulor
intervals. This promise was kept and
the request was complied with. The
uncle died n 1850, leaving the boy heir
TO ehtates IN Elntra, Lisbon and else
where IN Portugal. valued at Sl,OO0,009;
a large portion Of the island Of Tene-
riffe, one Of the Canary Islands, be-
sides several millions In cash and
bondn. old family plate. diamonds, etc.
William Michael came Into possession
OF the estates at once. He visited
America and Canada several times
since then and has always kept In con-
slant communication with those whI
befrlended him in his carly days. In
1890 he was married TO y Chicago LADY.
Absurdity illustrated,
Washington Post: Not unless the
United States were capable Of the be-
trayal OF sacred obligations could It
recognize the insurgent claims in Luz
zon. The constant repetition of the Ia
gal demand that we shall acknowledge
their government is simply ridiculous.
We were at war with Spain and settled
1t by treaty That document binds us
to perform certain duties. One provIs-
ion Is that the civil rights and political
status of the native Inhabitants Of the
territory ceded to the 5tnlted States
shall be determined by Congress. The
President cannot act beyond this llnI-
tutlon. Congress has yet to meet and
take up the subject Article 8, Of the
treaty, guarantees that Spanish sub
1ects may remain in tho islands and
enjoy the rights OF other foreigners.
Article 10 Is a pledge for the free exer-
else Of religion, article, II guarantees
Spanish rights in the courts; article ID
protects Spanish copyrights. and article
Is agrees that for ten years Spanish
merchant vessels IN Philippine ports
shall have the same privilege as Amert-
can ships.
Recognition of Tagnl government
would be reputation Of the treaty,
and before the meeting Of Congress az
that. 1t would be an announcement to
Spain that our treaty pledges would be.
deliberately violated. Such a course
would give Spain weighty grievance
against the United States, and one in
whose presence we could only hang our
heads in shame, for no honorable re-
Spouse could be made. The Tagal revolt
must be crushed or our good faith Ia
framing treaties with the acknowledge
ed powers will stand irreparably broken
down. When the Tagals present them
selves with flag Of truce requesting
that this country admit their independ-
ence, they might be handed copy Of
the treaty with Spain as sufficlent
and unanswerable reply. The Tagal
proposition IS an insult as well as
challenge, and should get no further
hereafter than an outpost
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after poor Nelson's death, have Wis
lied the island. The same SO llplng old
man took me to the place, aid'ff him
inquired Il the island was oca ed,
"Occupied2 Bless your soul no. No
man In this part Of the country could
be induced to set foot on II, 81 least not
after nlghtfall. Why? The place IL
haunted, sirp
''Haunted?" I calculated.
Yea, sir; an In the worst tori o.
manner possible. II may Judge % that
way, sir. That doctor friend o yours
still continues TO work there o ~ 1htg.
You can see him any night, slr, mpgin'
about among his pots and morlaI until
nigh onto Z IN the moFnin, hat
hour there Is q terrible explosion mot
So loud as the real one, slr) an et6ry.
thing goes up in q pun Of smoke Here
we are at the place ITSELF Go oylr and
have look at Il? No. or. I'm Just
as near as ever care to Get t0sik an
II you'll take my advice you'll main
on this side o. the slough ytffaelf.
SIR"
And this 10 that other reason why the
place has remained all these yeafl lin-
disturbed and uninhabited.
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Cold Steel or Death,

There Is but one small chance to
save your life and that Is through an
operation" was the awful prospect set
before Mrs. l. b. Hunt. Of Lime Ridge,
Wis, by her doctor after valnly trying
TO cure her Of friEhttul case of stom-
ach trouble and yellow jaurdIce. He
didn't count on the marvellous power
Of Electric Bltters to cure Stomach and
Liver troubles, but she heard OF It, took
seven bottles, was wholly cured, avoid
cd surgeons knife now weighs moro
and feels better than ever. it's posi-
lively guaranteed to cure Stomach,
Liver and Kidney troubles and never
dlsappolnts. Price. 5Oc at the Logan
Drug Co.'S drug store. 1
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-11-04

Manila Freedom; One OF thu curious
sights to an American visiting the Chi
nese and native quarters is the ever
present pig; but as pigs are not allowed
at large, they have an ingenious meth
cd of tying the pigs by the ears. They
cut a small hole through the pigs ear.
one-half to an inch In diameter through
this hole they insert a rope, with a
large knot on one end. This rope Sc
cureIy confines the pigs liberties about
the premises. The same sights are seen
often on the native boats and even on
the swell steam launches plying on Ma
nila Bay. Transporting pigs through
the streets of Manila always attracts a
crowd. although the sight Is common.
The legs Of the plg are tied together Sc
curely and the pig is then suspended
on long pole resting on the shoulders
OF two native carriers, The pig. with
hts legs Up and head down, makes
about as much noise while In transit as
the pig under gate in Missouri, and
never falls TO hold the crowd.
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What Thez Rhought q Meant.

Boston Evening Transcript: The
songs which are to be sung forIDewey
by the public school children include 50
many references to Columbia that a
teacher in certain South End public
school thought she would find out how
many OF he seventh-grade pupils UNI
derstood what columbia" meant. Shs
put the question for written answers,
and received these among the others:
"a ship"
1.-The man who came over from Spain
and discovered our country"
"A bisIkkel."
"a captain"
Then there were several totally unin-
telligible and unacountable answers.
But not enc pupil in the class knew
that Columbia was another name for
the United States Of America.
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To Los Angeles mi Southern Cali
fnruIn.

Every Friday night at 1926 p. M, a
through tourist chr for LOS, Angeles
and Southern California leaves the Chi
cago, Milwaukee & st. Paul railway
union passenger station, Chicago. via
omaha, Colorado Springs and Salt
Lake city. for all points in Colorado,
Utah, Nevada and California.
In addition to the regular Pullman
porter each car Is accompanied by an
Intelligent, competent md courteous
"courier" who viii attend to the wants
Of passengers en- route. This IL an en-
tlrely new feature OF tourist car service
and will be appreciated by families or
By tudiea travelling alone Particular
attention Is paid to the care Of children
who usually get weary on long Jour
ney.
'Fhc7u tourist cars are sleeping cars
supplied with alt the accessories neces-
snry TO make the Journey comfortable
and pleasant, and the berth rate (cnch
berth viii accommodate two peraons)
IS only 50 NO from Chicago 10 Callf6r-
MIA, Ask the nearest ticket agent for a
tourist car folder, or address Robert
c. Jones. Travelling Passenger Agent.
i2 Carew Building. Cincinnati, o, tn
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NOTHING BUT FACTS.
No DESCRIPTION Used in Ta!s!as
About Mo=roW's KId-hs-Oids.
The Arguments Ia Their Favor Coma
From Those who Heye Tested
Their Merits.

There Is no deception IN anything We
publish about Mor-ow's Kid-ne-oids.
All OF our statements are facts. and are
from people right here in Wheeling.
People In all walks Of lilo are using and
recommending Morrow'S Kid.ne-ola
because they cure backache. nervous
ness, sleeplessness and general deSll!tS
in cases where other remedies :.avc
failed.
Mrs. Charles A. Taylor, residing al
S5l9 Chnpllne street, makes the follow.
inS statement and says: 81 suffered
with d!sordered kidneys ard live: foF
seve-al months. My condition became
alarming and pains across the small
part of my back were extremely Sc
yere and could get no rest from them
day or night, l would be so nervous
end s!eepless at night that 1t would BE-
Impossible for me to get any rest and J
would set up in the morning more tire
than when going to bed.
Ny liver was so bad that NJ corr
piexlon was very yellow and even q
whites OF my eyes were yellow
seemed impossible for me to &c. a.
:Aing that would do me any good, Uni
read where Charles r. GOetZc qua
anteed Morrows Kid-ne-oidS TO cure q
disorders Of the kidneys and Morrow'E
Liverlax to cure all liver trouble and I
decided to try them. l got some and
in short time after began the
treatment the pain disappeared from
my back and my complexion cleared
up; the yellow color left my eyes and ]
have felt well ever since"
Morrow's Kid-ne-olds are not pills
but Yellow Tablets, and are put up in
wooden boxes which contain enough
for about two weeks treatment and
sell at fifty cents box. Morrow's LIv-
erlaN are small red granules and will!
cure constipation: they sell at twenty
flvc cents box. Both remedies arc
for sale BY Charles r. Goethe, the drug
glst. A descriptive booklet viii be
mailed upon request by John Morrow
& Co.. Chemists, Springfield, Ohio.