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New-York tribune., 1899-07-12
RAILROADS..
NNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

s4ATloN9 foot u wt.sr TWENTY THIRD s1REEE
Hs ,. ins sso Dr.nsos.e. ana
s'aa:s. ,ssss%, "h~r: re- o.Ssr",.s ss.ea'p 'p,,,a,
Car. Sew Yors to P'tsours sespSg Car Pssbsrs q
N9 so1ehss x = Iis,seSas ,.lss an. Cleveland
Ss5 A. H. AZ ffNHs9LvkNix X LIMITED Faiim.s
on ca d sssSs. eo D'es cna 4oo ono cSsSn.
... T. aea' 81 cI.do 1ssis' n t9S' F oc,s ExpRE
f9r Nashville via crcnna,D. Indianapolis cA'eAs~
o.s5 =. VI. WESTERN ExPREss.-rOr Chicago F~
.5S p u. ssoS7TsHar%SRsrERx S7TsarS E,xPREss-For
burg Cleveland Cincinnati. Louisville inaianAp"h~
7sS =: w.; PACIFIC EXPRESSLY Pi,segry s.a Ard
o11.cis p1r's for cs.slsnS dsS except saturday,
New York TO Altoona East Liberty. Pit,sburs. and
wAsHrScTox ON, AND sI''; THE SOUTH.
Street @ o g bDx 2 'p.s'e es iess S'si 55nns aS Sa
l:ss ssStos.e. -'s sirsst cer;Ia1at stree.
bHIa< 6sias caf rs .9iHps. ,s.S ead 5s,S: ::
e.r G M M 10 & s'S' suGasy 3 Ssrss.ers S ISL sYIs "a
isri9r and Dining csrsl. as lDinns Carr ass DIN
SOUTHERN RAILWAY Express 2.55 As m. i:.ie
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIbwAY-FOr Memphis
AfGaSTc Ssss eo&sf EsER.Ssss e Ss', o.s m and SIS
ssslf54SH ss S S6s4 $ap0s4 gs2 sys s''
AiisSffyE istffy' c44Tse e44 I& da' r:.s..
s.s, 70 c0Ti.,nds Stree, = sas.f % TsssSaa cossa
AID Combined Coach.
ar poss On Ns ok M sns ne arcn Railroad ~
West Twenty-thrd street station $40 a n, I'd
10 Saturdays only. 2 Is. 255 32. 40. sio, os
P m. sunday 7S Ia A. M az p u, 0rcm & tss. pss.
ony). 30 3iO 3 80 40 $40. 70p p m s.ndsyo' .,c
sl5 as a. SIS ,. 0rom Cortl1ndt streey' o.s'
300 m. i2 80 % Saturdays onlyl 30 3Oe. 80
423 BIS. 100 p. m. Sundays. SID s4S a. Hi' SA~
p. n.
FOR PHILADELPHIA 80.
$40 (DesbroSSes Coranjt ST. eets o2Ol .<o sSss
s.?j ss5 s25 w55 Penna Limited iolo H.s0rgpsss ps Is
1910 Corandt Street 10 l5l Di5Ing carr ioos
Dining carr. ll55 l25 20 ds.Sr9ssss % rn,ns NAM,
ca1. .sS Dinins Sar,, sSS Din,sns cs.s a. as as
(i,mitsd) OM i0.N Dining Carl A. m, lzoo, 10,
Dining carr 255 as ts5 pning car,, as Is I'D, bnins
TiSke, es Nos 4cl %. llss lss III ana ssss zes
ssticn and stations foot Of nesore.ses sna Sssna
and Pennsylvania Annex station. Brooklyn: station;
Jersey City; The New York Transfer Company WI v.
fr and check baggage from hotels and residences
through destination. -
Telephone 1850 Thi:ty-eghth Street. for Pennsyvan!a
Rsrraad Cab Service 1-
J. B. HUTCHINSON. r. WOOD
I General Nsnsrer General passr Agent
New-York tribune., 1899-07-12

sHOiday. --..- .-.~L.,
- ~ to,er The opening call developed DaIs1
oecieeos q: a decline OF igs points. The market
h"soueny ruled Irregular and geneIay wseH ,,, -
suoseqs'n ,ss ~ i2Qi4 points compared VITA 9uS-
.s.ys elssing prices. The decline was arre,,sa ~
tsIaay IL inc esriy afternoon the feeling was NeIS
eoverhs IN account Of beArish crop sdviees roa-
Civ the weekly Government repo, NJ cra b,d mad.
p ~ooa progress central and eastern u -.
Nsi1 although inJured 70 some extent ny me-
COTTON ~ MssissDp and Georgia that OUTSIDE o. me
~ rsgon ln Texas cotton Is doing ~eil ana rulhs
n N scattered localities The most nsersn iehsurs
ek0.p statement that IN thttern .luu-
OF the IsI"' obsriv half OF Brazos drainage basn
h a.s resulting from the nooc M , a, s y
me rs ehalf the crop As most OK the reports reac-
S save claimed the loss Of the crop IN M sec
lnE Hss,a was an active selling movement iouoWlhs
on' erarenf statement. Good parties were seen 70
~ saving however. when the marx. era. "a As
be Engi,sh advices we're untaFoEaMe aha ols
stves cSnsderabs long cotton N we Ih9nnins n,
S bo,ises 10 a good extent, being me DUET ~.
strest s,ssrnoon the selling quite general nciudlns
h ~, n rroosrtlon Of for Wall sireetsrs Ahousn
iu licked up tte Just before he close lncal
ue very unsettled IL was reared tlht
sentiment Goyernment report would result N very
.% csbles tomorrow morning To-Day p''sH's eAnies
rSaN ,tat 20 be expected IN le way
y, European investment support ths 1sA~ hsNS A"'
New-York tribune., 1899-07-12
AWARE. LlckAxAMAA { WESTERN
RAITINORE & OHIO z. r.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY Ia i
rult IhE WESL. -...n ..n
,.. S.w York south FerrY (Wntehau TefmlnAp -
x'nar,v str,et Time shown - rom oouth fsiS.
Leave Liberty 7ues. n, in s-,dav tsuncays
sDaiy. lE-xcspS .,r-.t .nix, 'si. - D. a.
'nS 'nSS1rTsBUTts ..so . m liberty street 0n''' 'S''
p 'cTISSciNSXTI ST. LOUIS. 'o.oS a.. SD --
''-' "''"' ROYAL Blue "iInA np,p.o.
wAsHrxGTON BALrrMoRE. 100 80 D,.s,
q, % m tDiner tl255 .. lDner 80 4ns1. I.ns,
.5sS c'Royal limited" exclusively Pumsn .s "a nisai
..ss miner, .3 o. (Diner) ana 'i-t~ As-~
NORFOLK. tlc.& D. n ,., p.,,.,, rsght
ricss' ~ 20 28l .3l L2st Brs.dTsso' ,s c1,ham ave-
W -. yvhs,sbsu Terminal and Liberty 81 b>ss~ss
bssS bIo1sSS rom hotrs o. residence 20 destinstion
New-York tribune., 1899-07-12
sorrHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Nsv-orleans July iI.--Cotton quiet, mddng &c;
low middling i3-iGc good ordinary. 4c receipts 2o
baTe srnorts coaswse 42i sales 1900 stock lIs 80
Baitmore July u.-Cotton nominal; mlddhng oSc'
mlddling. i5-ltc sooc ordinary oo-lo' eros ~
celpts 4ls bales; stock, sGsl . ,,,, ~ ,o
savsnnsi July II Cort9a steady middlIns' oSG; ioS
rnddluE s7s1 receipts 13o bale- exports coas"'Se'
2ss: sales o sock 1921 ,,,,, ~ -.
Menphis July l.-Cotion steady mlddIns %, i os
uddrg iec good ordinary. 4bsc; receipts Ell baee'
shirm,Ntf $50 sales. 1900; stock, SSsa -, -,
GeIv.s,oa Juy ll.Cotton steady, mlddlins sc, low
rr,stl,-g ZEE good ordinary. I-l6c receipts 10
bales: sales e5. stock. 1928 - ,,,, "a ,o,
rddunr I-iGc good ordinary. II l6c groes receipts
rs bales; shpments S42. stock. I4olo
New-York tribune., 1899-07-12
oruvp NARKErsBY TELEGRAPH

Chicago Julv ii-There q fairly active demand
for cattle today at steady prices Good 10 fanSy .st,
hrou0hf Is 3Ods5 20. commoner graces, AcSpfo -
s,cctar and feeders 81 5OdS5 bulls cows and heitsrs
80 2ss5 X Texas 81 25ds5 30 and calves staS
80 vas big demand for hogs. and prices advanced
Z 70 IOc The average quality was poor Light hog:
sads4 mixed lots At $4nft . =. neaNy az
az a5GS4 Is cul.s rough lots At 81 oCd8 - ana
rss ar 81 soq8 s. Prices for snesp ruled about STEADY
srs,S lamba were salahle s4ds4 % for culs up 70
So 9sG a5 ~ the better class Sheep were IN demand
a, 90 -66k4 - for W - for good tat shecp
v..r,,gs brought s. soTs6 25 Receipts-Ca'te $500;
hogs 2OOO0 sheep. 7.0gl ,o>,s, 81
t-,rnnat July i'll 1gs-Active higher > 4u4 = ~
o'att.e-Duu. So 25dS5 - sheep-steaaS 3 -'eff -
IAmhs-Steaiy. 81 -5nSb 80
New-York tribune., 1899-07-12

A DvERTIsEMENTs and subscriptions for The Trioins
~ received n their Uptown Office, No l2i2 Broadway
o. lor north Of 3lst-s, until o'clock p m. advertise
ens received al the following branch offices at regular
office rates until o'clock p m, viz: 254 sth-ave. 8 E.
cor 23d-st l5o oth-ave i2th-st Macys. e;h-aTe
and l4th-s l42 ColumhuS-aye., near West e6th-s 100
West 4ed-st nea- eth-aye % East liih-st 23I West
between 7th and sth aves 47thst. 1s3s
ad-ave 10th and 77th i.026 3d-aye. near
6istst: OS lst-ave s9th-st; ESQ 3d-ave. near
4ls-st; 554 3d-ave peecserst s25 Bieeckar-st
zoos -ave 2sO East 7ghst lo2l 3d-avs. 2Se2 9d-ave
New-York tribune., 1899-07-12
NAVAL STORES.

Firnness was again both spirits and rosln
white tar as vel considerable steadners Inquiry
both Savannah of generous proportions.
NJ least whep compared offerings and stocks which
are both small. Quotations follow:
TAR-Reguars. So. oil bbs 50 80
SPIRITS TURPENT1NE-4 44i%aEc. -
ROsIN-Commor to good strained; s. S2sq$l :Si z
81 80: p 81 60: c. 81 70: H. 81 rs: 81 80; X, 81 NJ
81 25d$2 3G y 81 20: " a. 81 So " ", So.
STOCK on HAND
Spirits turpentine bbls 4%co
Tar. bhls wv
Charleston July u.-Turpentine firm at SOC sales 20
casks Rosn hrm. unchanged.
Savannah July il.-Spirits turpenne firm, iOc; saes
i5o bbls receipts bbls Rosin firm. unchanged; re-
epts o. AZ hbls.
Wilmington July li-Spirits turpentne hrm. 4og4o'sc.
receipts lO4 casks Rosn steady unchanged; receipts
4C0 bhs Crude turpentne Arm unchanged; receipts II
bb.s Tar firm, 81 IS. receipts. ~ bb.s.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-12
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE. AND WASHING
TON.
From foot OF Liberty ST.
Week days s4:20 500. 1000 ui 20 Dining Carr A. NJ
q 90 Dining Carr. 80 800 Royal Blue Limited. 500
600. Dining @ar p NJ. i2:i5 mdt. Sundays, 'i:30
1000 li 30 Dining Carr A. NJ. 80 300 Royal plue
Lmlied). $50 800 Dining caD P. NJ, l2i5 md. Ad-
eitional Philadelphia week days. 1880 300
A. M 3:3O. 400 40. T:3o 300 p. NJ. Sundays. 300
A ~, 400 9NO 7, ~
whitehall St. l3. 1!2 POI, 434, 944 12st 1884 Broad
way T3T Gtn Ave. Is Union So West. 1853 East i25th
st a7S West l25,h 81. 24S Columbus Ave, New York;
Court ST. 3s4 $50 Fulton ST. Brooklyn. 9s Broadway.
williamsburg The New York Transfer Co. will call for
and check baggage from hotels residences to desna
sFror1 Liberty ST. only.
from South Ferry 5.25 p N.
aFrom South Ferry at ABS p ".
hFrom South Ferry 0:l0 J. NJ.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-12
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York. July II. 1852
COFFEE Speculation in Brazilian conee futures was
moderately active with but little depression from yeser
days prices Ire market opened barely STEADY with hs
unchanged 10 points lower Fer the rest OF the
forenoon further changes. subsequently,
business ruled slow. with the market showing rather
weak underone European cables being unsatisfactory and
receipts Rio and Santos continuing upon LIBERAL scale
IL there pressure 20 eel. sales
on the opening call bags; up $500. LGd
FOR the session. 1900 with the market finally
quiet net unchanged 10 points lower Spot Brazilian
coffee ruled dull and rather easier closng more or less
nominal the basis Of &c for invoice lots and 6tc fo
Tie range Of contract prices the local market to-day
New-York tribune., 1899-07-12

,,vrRpor. COTTON MARKETS.

Liverpool July ii p. M-c9;ion-sP9,-,ss ,ss Ts. rs
S,les q; ,he day 10000 bales Of which 900 were
fr speculation and export. and included 300 9&a!ee &
Peceints &C bales. including otOo
American futures opened quiet but steady with poor
Seuand and clc@ed quiet. American nlddHnE m e
JI~ IL sala3 iq sad buyers July ard August II 0id
b1ter.. August and September. lI943 IL 54d sellers
nd october e-s4d3 II 6id sellers. october
and S5venter i5-s4G3 i6-64d sellers: November and
T,oc.r,her is 64d sellers. December and January
=. e.Sa ,s IA buyers January and February, i5a+d
sellers FEBRUARY snd March. l5-8+nS 10 SD buyers
Msrb and Apr iGf4d3 i7s4d sellers; April and May
~ Ca huyerr MAY and June. sS4f sellers.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-12
new YORK CENTRAL,

HARLEM DIVISION.
e.l2 A. II. and o.55 + III. Daily, except sunday. -
Pittsnrld Sundays only at 20 A. ~
Wagner Palace Cars all through trains
Trains Illuminated with Pintscn Light
Ticket offices at li3. 26i, .ts and i2S Broaewsy -
Union So W. 235 Columbus ave. 81 West l2oih -.
i25h ST and i3sth ST. stations New York 55s and 10
Fulton 81. and Ioi Broadway 2 d.. Brooklyn
Telephone ''270O Thirtye.ghth street Tor New ior'
Central Cab Service Baggage checked from hotel
residence by Westcott Express Company.
GEORGE r. DANIELS General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1899-07-12
VFV WAX ONTARIO & WESTERN RY.

llans leave foot W. 4zd Sc as foIo"s 'I' 'Hu'es
earlier from Franklin ST.; - .., -. o--.~o
4 ID c1nTscttons Tor Lakes Mohonk MinnewaskS
~ a. M.-Nountain Express 20 Falenyile, tAoeItyl
Id and interuseiate ststious. l@He hiameshA ANs
White Lake. Parlor cars. ..-., =. ,,,,.-.,.,.
4 .OO y. NJ Saturdays onlyl stations 20
l. .UU Rockiand Lake Kiame'ha' ahc "H''e
r, M-vestIbuie Limited stations 70 E.,s,-
V,'T@Sha and White Lake Parior cars - c-.,
~ F'rankn ST. BAD =, No ,nSsss
, nsny1 stops at Mideletoen. Liberty. 1. hanor.
Norwtch Oneida. Osyego, Niagara ala Mag-
SarSr and Reclining Chair Car seats free through
70 Sh,saSs & 1S ys xr pSPiop CAR SEATS AT yII Broad
way " Y >. Y. Transfer Co. checks Baggage
f-onn residence 30 destination
New-York tribune., 1899-07-12
Lehigh Valley Railroad.

s,a,,ons foot az West 23rd Corardt and Desorosses
streets (penns II H. Ferries.
.Tine West 2jrd street Oiher figures Cortlsnet I
y,c-hror.esstreets : Daily except eancAy. suhay
onIy Otnrr trains daily. tsunony lesNesoe@ eSo~
dryIsaves, i5 4 sunday leaies e.l5. ,-
10y ZOO 4. ~ LOcai for EASIoN;- -.
.S.lJ. eS.Os a. h. Dor BtFFALO NIAgAhA
FAii'St1d " 81, and principal loca. points Parior
ard Dining Cars oonEecs ior Coal hranehes.
+.tiI5 12.OOT SooB. BLACK DIAMOND
expsgss." Eancsouasst train ia the Eorid In
nsnt,v wisa through scepers TO Detroit and Chicago
Nains Car seFNlc' For wTLKEsBARRE.
'1l.JJ, LOO 7. N SCRANTON Coal branches
x,xpN Iora fUr MAUCH CHUNK
ts'2g y't9 r. N Local FOR MAUCd CHUNK.
o;,,Ww ;SSpynP II Local Express FOR EAsTOS.
.1Ii x6iDS T. NJ For Bunsio ard points hes~
rbr'asS Sic ping Cars TO Chicago snd Toronto 80.
.,.5J 500 p N. Exprere for BCfFALO sna
ToRiST Some but sleep Ca passenger esrr.sa. wa
.i0l5 1910 P.h. ForIrHACA. Roc hEsIE1,
r-sg III and West. Sleeping Car 20 tnieaRo. -.
SOUTH PLNINEIELD aud ROCND Bh'0h B y a, iosss .a ~
daiiy exc,nt sunday zoe, Ds0AM '2-o' 81 '%'~
ts .s25 ard 80 p II. ..,. =, 80 9sf ~
s5i sli and ly4 broadway, 8 pnion square ness' a
Bro,dw Iy and brooklyn Annex s,sion Brgohyn
Y Transfer Co. will call for and cneeA p-esAs'
from hotel = residence through 10 destination
New-York tribune., 1899-07-12
' and straw at New-YOrk for the week


Exports Of hay for the week: Liverpool 250o bales
Cuba "a: Venezuela, 50: Cayenne. 90; Barbados. 100
scattering Is; total 2s24 bales
Receipts Of hay and straw. N tons reported & at the
Produce Exchange to-day: Hudson River Rail
road $50: Pennsylvania 20; Delaware. Iackawanna and
Western co: Lehgh Valley $50: canal boats, 1866 river
boats $40; total 400 Receipts Of 10
BY river, 20 do rail- total 80 tons.
MILK AND CREAM-The daily average receipts OF
milk and cream al different railroad distributing points
in and near city the week have been follows
New-York tribune., 1899-07-12
RAILROADS..
CENTRAL R. R. OF NEW JERSEY
RAILROADS..

Anthracite coal used exclusively
-Four tracks. Electro Pneumatic Signals
sations in New York foot OF Liberty ST.
and South Ferry Whitehall -.
leaving time from south Ferry foot whit.hs ST. is
nve minutes earlier than that given below for Liberty
St. except when noted
Trains ieavs foot Of Liberty st.
For Easter. bethiehem. Allentown. Msuch
40; 7;is eIo NJ; u29o NJ TO Easton,) so 4:ao.
Easton.l 4. NJ. 90, $50. 600 p NJ
For Wilkssbare Ptts,on. and Scranton. 400 9i0
a, NJ. 80 p NJ sundlys. '43O A VI
d FT Readns and Harrseurs a. 400 '43o 73o. elo
900 20 Rending) r. n, i2;i5 night Sundays 'a:s5
q 10 70 reading ". i:oo. i:3o 5 30. 500 600 to
Readins) p u. 1915 night
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
A,o M 90 Saturday lays, onyl isso .2lS. $40. .s:s3
Sundays. 900. 9:l5 A. NJ. 80. 400 p. "
For Lakewood Toms River and Barnegat. '43o. $50
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
FROM Per > n. r., foot Rector St.
For Atlantic Highlands and seashoIe points, 4so, o:oo
100 nS o M loo 200 g 'So' $50 p NJ
For Lakewood. Toms River and Barnegat. $50 A. ".
100 3:45 Z NJ
For particulars time table
New-York tribune., 1899-07-12
last
---A-.

Rio-Ccnse market quiet: SC Rio, Islzo; eAchange
ADD race pts 600 bars two days) cleared Tor the
tinted states 4.OC0 sIocA. lSS0OO h"ss
The statistical position OF Brazilian cohee Is as folows
New-York tribune., 1899-07-12
CATSKILL MOUNTAINS

Go by the Front Door Route.
Purchase TlcS-ss IA CATFKIIL,
CATSKILI. MOUNTAIN RAILWAY. & OTIS RAILWAY,
connecting st Summit with
New Cntsiill & Tahnersvfllc Railway
For Mountain House Hort kaaterst. Laurel House.
Antars Hanes Corners. and ALL the Mountain Parks
Secure through and Excursion tickets at Offices OF
Hudson River Day Line. CGtsGN Evening Line, y Y
THE O'CLOCK LIMITED TRAIN over the New
York Central 81 Hudson River n r. with Dining Room
Car stops at Catskln. -,
Railroad connections make time--Iess than hours
from to SUMMIT os the Catskins.
ION Time Always"
New-York tribune., 1899-07-12
III. range in the local market to-day
as follows ,

ror.igr Santos-Coflc- market quiet.
rood average santos 6s.Oo receipts Is 0e bags 1.-TWO
5sya. s,ock 2s4 600 bags. HamburF-Cofee market
onened unchanged 2s0 D net unchanged 10 "a pig
lower sales 1900 bags Hsvre-coHee market open "a
steady AZ Y franc decline; at y n unchanged; al
m steady unchanged closed I franc net lower total
ssfea
New-York tribune., 1899-07-12

Spot cotton in the local market closed steany' Ill
priccs unchanged on the basis q eS.i"e iol nna
ding upland 7-i6c for middl.nR Gun as T,ai
with a-i0c and T-i6c. respectively, year asc
sal. we're aa bales. ana included 600 bales for export
and Ti2 spnners Spot cotton IN southern , s,s
(rnd6ng quoted officially --2ortsd IN tpca
patches Exchange follows; Nev-oreahhs
5Ic Mobile nominal. 5nc savannah s,sady' .dyy' ~
Charleston quiet end nominal wilmingtor stehoy'
Norfolk nominal nominal. CSC d. ouis
dull 6Ac. Memphis steady. ~;
The export movement follows:
"'ea' ~. .'"i" SIS
LotN to-phy '-.,..''''''' Goa ayff II 9g5
Thus far this week f.hNh fs1la ecl
Thus far this year. 3 O09I Is3OoS -''''V'
Rocelps a. tn. ports and interior points to-day a. o'
rered with the same day last week and last yeef
New-York tribune., 1899-07-12

improving The market finally STEADY az 'i"i-
The range Of contract prices in the local ma'T''
CAY follows
New-York tribune., 1899-07-12

Receipts OF bresdstus interior points in thousands
last three ciphes 1000 omitted -four bols grain BUSH as
f1rua
New-York tribune., 1899-07-12
Great Britain. France. Continen

Rocepts a. the ports and interior points today a.
,ered with the same day last week and last yeci' y.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-10-10
BREAKFAST ON DRINK.
Coffee Makes Mary Dyspeptics.

Coffee and l had quite a tussle.
Two years ago l was advised by the
doctor to quit the use of coffee. for /
had chronic case of dyspepsia and
serious nervous troubles, which did not
yield to treatment | was so addicted
to coffee that it seemed an impossible
ity to quit. but when l was put on Pos
tum Cereal Food Coffee. there was no
trouble in making the change, and to-
day l am a well woman.
lone of the lady teachers in our pub
lie schools was sick and nervous
Frequently the only thing she took for
breakfast was a cup of coffee: l urged
her to try leaving off the coffee and use
Postum instead Went so far as to
send her a sample from my box and
give her directions. She now uses
nothing but Postum Food Coffee and
told me a short time ago that she was
perfectly well.
1T is easy to make good Postum,
once a person becomes accustomed to
it. I put four heaping teaspoons to the
pint of water and put the Postum in
thin muslin bags. drop the bag into the
water and after it comes up to boil.
see that from that time on it boils -
or 20 minutes, then use good cream and
you have a drink that would be rel
ished by the Queen" Mrs. Lizzie
Whitaker. Kidder. Mo. Postum is sold
by all first-class grocers at Is and %
cents per package.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-10-10
BATES SECOND EASY.
Kent's Hill Without Trouble Defeats Them So
O-Schooi Gossip.

Kent's Hill. NJ. oct. 9.-tSpeciaD.-
Kent's Hill defeated the Bates second
eleven. Saturday afternoon by score OF
80 to 0. At no time was Kent's Hill in
danger of being scored against Bates
was able TO gain the required yards
but a few times. while kent,s Hill, only
once failed to make a gain through or
around the Bates eleven John Reed, X
land Waite ana Andrew Alien did the
best individual work for Kent Hlli,
while Seth Allen proved himself a star OF
the first magnitude. He is an adept az
lodging and a very fast runner. Time of
halves - and 10 minutes respectively:
Referee, Peacock Umpire. Merrill Of
Bates. Score: Bates u; kents liiil. D.
Siuckbridge. Bowdoin 80. and one OF
Bowdoin'S most famous left tackles, IS
coaching the kent's Hill eleven ana APP
pears to be developing very fast team
A social was rendered the Bates eleven
in the gymnasium, Saturday evening
which was largely attended by the mem
hers of the school. The Bates men are a
gentlemanly set of players.
James Morton will move into the tcne-
mrnt recently vacated by John l.enZadef;
Mrs Henry $. Brown, VINO dls!Ocated
her knee. a week ago Sunday. has had
the injured member set and IS now as
comfortable as could be expected.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-10-10
TWO SHOOTING ACCIDENTS.
Or. Hunt OF Greenville. Has Arm Shattered
Unknown Man Seriously Hurt.

Greenvile Me, Oct. 9.-(Speciap--
Guides returning from the woods say that
DR.. Hiram Hunt was badly injured. last
week while cunning. As the story is told
by the guides. DIR. Hunt was out cunning,
The gun was loaded with buckshot and
while in the woods DR.. Hunt stopped to
rest. placing his gun on stump Ike
gardless OF the charge he placed his arm
over the muzZle, and when the gun
slipped from the stump it was discharged
and the left arm was torn off near the
shoulder.
The same guides also reported another
serious shooting accident that occurred,
the latter part of the week. The names
of the parties could not be learned by th+
guides The story was that young mar
of Is wears was cunning and as he Tell III
the underbrush the gun was discnarsed
the charge entering the young man SIDE
Wounding him so seriously that It was
thought he could not live more than q
day or two. As the guides told the story
a part of the side was completely biowi
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-10-10
SLIGHT OPPOSITION
Encountered by Gen. Schwan's
Advance On Fi|ipinos.
Has No Casualties and Sleeps Within
Sight Of Casite Stronghold.
Expedition Leaves Manila 10 Raise Spanish
Gunboat Ayai in Pasis.

Manila. Oct. 9.-(Evening). Gen
Schwan's column. consisting of the 18th
Infantry. a battalion of the 18th In
fantry. two troops Of cavalry, capt.
Riley's battery Of the 9Th Artillery and
Loves scouts continued the advance,
today. towards San Francisco de Mala-
bon. meeting with little resistance and
suffering no casualties. The enemy
steadily fell backS This evening the
column in resting Between Santa Cruz
and San Francisco de Malabon. Pro-
visions are being conveyed to Rosario.
between Novelata and Santa Cruz. The
American camp, tonight. is within sight
of San Francisco de Malabon. the
stronghold of the Insurgents in the
province Of Cavite. where the Filipinos
are said To number 5000.
During the march from Noyclata to
Rosario only a few shots were fired
This large coast town was literally fill
ed with white flags. The Americans
captured 200 or 300 men, many of the
Filipinos changing their clothing for
white costumes. The Bay of Rosario
was filled with hundreds of boats. in
which the people had spent an exciting
night.
An expedition composed of the Unit
ed States gunboats Gallao and Manila
with an armored fiat boat and steam
pump. has left Cavite for the river
Pasig. or Belts. which empties into
Manila bay. on the north side. with a
view Of raising the Spanish river gun
boat Ayat. purposely sunk in the river
by the Spaniards. which is reported 10
be in good condition.
The United States gunboat Helena
with a body of marines from the Balt-
more preceded the expedition to make
soundings at the mouth of the river.
This afternoon. a body Of insurgents
was seen near Laloma church, four
miles from the heart Of Manila. They
opened fire. the bullets falling among
the tents Of the 18th Infantry.
The Americans manned the trenches
and replied at a range of 1900 yards.
The insurgents volleyed and the Ameri-
cans used their artillery. The fight
lasted an hour after which the insur-
gents retreated. One American was
wounded. The scouts of the 10Th In
fantry are now out reconnoitering.