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Watched a Boy Drovn.

WILLIAMSPoRT. Pa, July flames
Fuller stood coOiiy by and watched little
Robert Strothers drown in a log basin
Saturday. 1t was at first thought that
Fuller was not telling the truth about the
boys drowning, but yesterday the body
Of Strothers was recovered, and last night
District Attorney Kaup caused Puller's
arrest. An investigation was started, and
after hearing Puller's admission that he
did see the lad drown. the hearing was
adjourned until today. Fuller is about
seventeen years OF age
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WAS 1T A MrRacLEs

ssThe marvellous cure Of Mrs. Rena J. Stout az
consumption has created intense excitement in
Cammack, Ind. )" writes Marion Stuart. leading
druggist Of Nancie, Ind .-She only weighed
ninety pounds when her doctor in Yorktown said
she must soon die Then she began 20 use DR.
Kings New Discovery and gained LIirty-seven
pounds weight and was completely cured II
has cured thousands Of hopeless eases. and Is
positively guaranteed 70 cure all throat. chest
and hung diseases Fifty cents and 81 Trial bot
ties free al Henry Evans drug store, S22 Street
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scarcely bearing on the rope that swung
from above
But Miss Jones had some luck with all
her instinct and judgment, and she found
the game before she mad peered into a
dozen crevices- An exciting moment fol-
lowed. The sheep was thrown into a
frenzy Of terror at the awful sight of a
human icing so close to him, and strug-
gled wildly to get away
But he outlet was firmly blocked by the
determined young woman, aad rope was
ready for him when he thrust his head
within reach of her.
The sturdy girl tied him fast and haul
ed him out OF his hiding place
Then the men felt the rope shake vio-
lently as a signal for them to pull up. It
was a proa-d moment for Buffalo Jones.
The girl and her prize were carefully
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Actors. singers. Taiker.-are an more

less subject TO Bad Throat. Hoarseness. Ton
silitis and Catarrh. DR.. Agnew's Catarrhal Pow
der never disappoints 81 can but proclaim DR.
Agnew's Catarrhal Powder wonderful medicine
for actors singers, and public speakers Myself
and my wife have tried everything but have never
found ANYTHING TO equal this great remedy, for
quick action; IL certainly is a wonder WORKER
Al. Emmett FosteIi, New York City--Fifty cents
Sold BY ?. S. Williams. Ninth and + Streets; Ed
monds Williams Third Street and Pennsylvania
Avenue.-15.
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Washington stock Exchange.

sales-Ns;ionaI Safe Deposit and Trust,
2oG1S5; Capital Traction, 6O6102 81
Washington Gas. 1862 "a. Mergenthaler
Linotype, lea 1S1 SIS Lanston Monotype,
81 az rs; 20G at II "a. After call L. s.
Is. registered. 81, 000d1I4. Capital Trac-
ticn, "a 1G3. Lanston Monotype, 25G Is.
Capital Traction As 81 ,000M107.
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School. of Whale, si.h,ed.

NEW YORK, July 2.-The steamer Ell
Rio, from New Orleans, with merchandise.
when in latitude Sc to Ss passed large
number of whales. and when in latitude
1915, longitude 74.4O saw large school
of whales with several other whales chas-
ing them.
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THE PRINCETON AT CANTON.
Notice of Her Arrival Received b,
the Navy Department

The Navy Department received de-
spatch yesterday from Commander Henry
Knox of the gunboat Princeton, dated Can
ton, July !. reporting the arrival Of the
Princeton at that place from Hongkong
The Princeton was ordered from Manila
to visit Canton and other Chinese ports TO
give any protection to American interests
that might be required. American consul
lar officers at several Chinese ports have
represented that anti-foreign outbreaks
are imminent.
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Tobacco doomed up point or more this
morning. Sugar held its own despite bear
gossip rather reclIessIy thrown around.
Peoples Gas was strong.
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helped up the rocks and over upon safe
ground. where the men fell to examining
the captive with the keenest enthusiasm
and curiosity II was found to be a fms
specimen OF the real Rocky Mountain
wild sheep. little over month old, and
already sprouting q fine pair Of rams
horns
This is the first mountain sheep to come
into the possession of the Government
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PROPOSALS.


OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, D. C, Wash
ington, d. G. Jsne % 1895. Scaled Propo-
sails viii be received this u'ce until Il o'clock
noon SATURDAY. JULY =. 1900. for grading
sodding lad constructing cement pavement and
steps in the grounds OF the Hubbard school, on
Kenyon Street, between Sherman Avenue and
Thirteenth Street northwest. All Necessary in
formation viii be furnished application 10 the
Office Of the Engineer Commissioner. ID. C. III B
F. MCFARLAND, JOHN ". Ross, LANSING H.
BEACH, Commissioners D. e. jeS0-Gt- exS, era
PROPOSALS for the construction Of sa-vers. One
Of he Commissioners. d c. W2s-tn d.
c. June % 1900. Sealed Proposals viii be re-
csived az this Office lntil 70 O'Clock m JT-LY q
1900 for constructing sewers in the -.-sss~ict OF
Columbia Specifications an6 blank forms OF pro-
posals may be obtained at this Office. The right
Is reserved 10 reject am and all bids or psrts Of
bids HENRY B. r. MCFARLAND. John W.
ROSS LANSING II. BEACH Commissioners ID
C. ieSo-6t. eIs. EN-
OFFICE or THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON, JUNE
%. Iso0-Sesled proposals endorsed Pm s,OSal 70
office until TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ on SaTUR-
DAY. JULY :, 1900, TO sell TO the pistrict Of
Columbia a site for engine house. The lot
must be not less than fifty feet trent BY one
hundred feet deep. but somewhat larger lot Is
preferred. X must be located in Brookland or
the immediate vicinity thereof
certified check for 500 on some solvent bank
ing institution in said District. OF certificate
Of the Collector Of Taxes that .he bidder has de
posted said amount with him, must accompany
each bid guarantee that the bidder will com
plete the sale of the ground if his bid should be
accepted.
The right 20 reject any and all bids is hereby
reserved. HENRY B. r. MCFARLAND. JOHN
W. ROSS, LANSING II. BEACH Commissioners
OF the District OF Columbia se30-6t-exSu
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OFFIcE on THE COMAnssIoNERs OF LEE DIS

L. S. ENGINEERS OFFICE, 7s5 North Capitol
Street, Washington. ID. C.-Separate sealed
proposals for ireproof floor. ceiling, and roof
construction, and for electric HOSTS will be re-
ceived here until NOON, JULY s. 1900 and then
publicly opened. Information furnished on appli-
cation. JOHN STEPHEN sEWELL. Lieutenant
Engineers. ie5,6.7.s-iys,s
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the corn belt is good, and the news from
The Northwest is nor growing worse.
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The Stock Market was off fractionally at
the Openicg this morning, in sympathy
with London, but before the first half hour
was over a good advance had begun, which
seemed likely to continue during the day
Sentiment in the Street was a little more
inclined 10 hopefulness Ii was said that
the selling of the market during the past
two weeks had discounted the death Of the
German Ambassador, and much that might
occur OF a very grave nature in China be-
sides. Talk is common of everything ev-
erywhere of bad character having been
discounted recently. crop news, politics.
and the Chinese situation Perhaps the
general conditions most favor a continu.
ance Of the professional market for some
time to come vet, but IL is not now thought
likely by the Street that the periodical de-
cliues Will carry the level to a lower point
than that already reached. good per-
manent advance would rot be a hard mat
ter to engineer II the important financial
leaders were In the market but up to the
present time there is not much evidence
of their work
One Of the favorable things in the pres
ent situation. nd one that will leave some
influence undoubtedly this week. is the
coming immense disbursements Of July in
terest and dividends. heretofore mentioned
In this column. One OF the authorities
states that there is due this month $685.
s49. 800 interest on s., 800, 056. 17S bonds. and
SSS. 621, 252 dividends on $174I, sSS 6S2 par
value of stock, total OF Sos $40. SIS In
addition TO this big disbursement there is
about 100000 due on Government bonds
Last year TIE interest and dividend dis
Dursements were $94. 00o. 900. The amount
has been growing larger every year since
1896 when it was So. 0O0. 900. The July
disbursements usually have a good effect
on the market as much of the money is
reinvested Immediately. This year II
would seem the low prices OF securities
should induce especially heavy purchases.
The net earnings of the Louisville and
Nashville for the month OF May show a
decrease of s1Sl. 600 The net earnings of
the Chesapeake and Ohio show an increase
OF S44, COS
The coalers were again this morning the
most buoyant features OF the list and Jer-
sey Central was the particular star of this
group. IL was advanced in a few minutes
points or SO to 126 the level OF Penn
sylvania- Reading first preferred. ad-
yanced to above So 1t is said by people
usually well informed that the Vanderbilts
have been heavy purchasers of these Sc
eudties recently.
The steel and iron securities were
strong. Tennessee Coal and Iron being the
feature. with g squirt to 20 early in the
morning. This stock is to receive its
per cent quarterly dividend shortly. SEN
timent regarding the entire steel and iron
group has changed for the better within
the past day or two for some reason.
Probably the declaration OF the small divi-
dend on Car and Foundry stock acted as
q sharp pointer at the present very low
prices OF these securities
The grangers held their own well. and
Rock Island and Burlington seemed in
elined 70 go higher. The crop news from
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ATLAS TABLETS
Uncle Sam Don't Wear

Truz. but BE carries The Air
Cushion Truss ali ever the united
10 States Men, women, and children
scar and IKE then The Air Cushion Pad holds
r1th comfort; nothing else Will Consultations
Ind two weeks trial free Lady /, attendance for
LxdieA Once. parton. waiting and ccnsulgzlies
rooms o. tie hooe- Catalogue Tree THR
RORICK AIR CUSHION TRUSS COMPANY. i22a
II NV. ID Goox- milo z en-
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New York stock Market.

Corrected daily by w 3. Hibbs G Co,
members Of the New York Exchange, 14l2
+ Street.
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PERSONALS.
Mha THEO,

Medium and Card Reader. Wsshington's most IA
nous Clairyoyant and Palmist- Consult her on
business love. and family Affairs. reEaiteS the
separated; removes spells, causes speedy mar
Ha2es and gives luck Open daily German
spoken &c and soc 90 II 81. uW- jez7-7t
GYPSY PIANIST. Io22 7th e. NV. Zoe. past.
present. future: lucky charms; separated
brought together; walk upstair, second fooT-
le26-7t.em
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MONEY TO LOAN at So, s%. 4, and AZ per
cent, in sums OF Sl.000 10 $1,000 on D. G
real estate: pay on and per cent mortgages
and begin anew; all transactions conducted with
economical consideration for borrowers wM II
SAUNDERS CO. 1907 st. NV. iy1-tf-em
MONEY loaned rslsried people and retail ner-
chants upon their owl names without se-
eurity; easy payments TOLXAN. Room a. eos
sl4 q St oc22-ly.
MONEY To LOAN ON APPROVED CoLLAr-
ERAL-No delay. CHARLES A BAKER
Rooms 10 and 81. Netxerott Building. ITO y s.
isl2-h
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Corrected daily by W B. Hibbs & Co.
members Of the New York Exchange. 1872
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FINANCIAL
When You Wink

No satisfactory determination has been made
OF the reason wink Some suppose that the
descent and return Of the lid over the eye serves
to sweep wash IL OF; others that covering Of
The eye gives Il rest from the labor % vision,
II only Tor an inagpreeiabse instant This viesr
OF winklns Is considerably used by experimental
Psychologists % help measure the fatigue which
the eye suffers. When you wink
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GONERNMENT BONDS-
DISTRICT or COLUMBIA, BONDS.


Gs, 1902, -S0year fuiiiins' god. az
IS, ls9I, water stock currency. i02
Funding currency 3.t5's ..... 12Il<
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The grangers held their own well. and
Rock Island and Burlington seemed in
eiined TO go higher. The crop news from
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The "3 DAYS" Cure

AsO - - - as -
for men) leads al remedies N this city; A
prompt and permanent cure or no charge Con-
sultation free DIR. MckEEHAN. 5l6 18th St NV.
Office hours. 20 u a m, 10 p m sundays,
10 p n ie26-ImO
MARLBOROUGH, the grest English palmist
society reSdeF; palnlistrs taught 10 a. M
10 10 p. m lO0S I 81. NV. ie3G-7t
IT'S bot As-HELLo, BILL; are you xorkingf
You're fe0i Il you don't come around aud
get one Of our elegant summer suits OF ciotnes
tailor made, little worn. for the least bit q
money. The Fair JUSTHS OLD STAND. go D
81. ie26-Tt
MRS. C0MPissS. the Well-known medium holds
circles Tuesday and Fridays evenings read
ings daily; also cards; palTnssry. s22 az St NV
ie25-l4t.em
ANE- DAVIS, born elairvoyant and card reader
tells about business, removes spells and evil
influences. reunites the separated, and gives luck
to all; csres piles and drunkenness. lsss s5th 81
1S- lel0-ino
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The net earnings of the Louisville and
Nashville for the month OF May show a
decrease of S1Sl, 600. The net earnings of
OF s44.6o5
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SAFE DEPOSIT and TRUST @

National safe Deposit & Trust 800. i34sl
Wash. Loan Trust. l54
American Security & Trust .- %l.'S
Wash. Safe nfuosit " u
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-11-30

ton works, which will commence
lions about January Is, will be- 49,.
in the spring. This means a ds~
pacity Of 600 tons. He added .A
capacity OF the plant win nit.
be increased to 1000 tons a a..
matte converter will be instal,.s
May. Mother Lode shares which
a par value Of IS. reached so "a
share in New York Monday
The annual meeting of tho @. ]
gene Mining Co. was held In IT,
last week. A dividend Of 3 Der o..
the three months ending Decent"
and payable January 1, was 49,
The reports of the mine were sss..
tory. The following directors
elected: President, George Co.
ham; vice president, T. G. Blacss.']
w. H. Beatty, w. G. Gooderham =
A. Finch. OF Spokane, James Cror.
Moyie, J. c. Drewry of Rossland ~
Heaton and George Sumner a. n
treal. 1t is expected that Tho =
quarterly dividend of 3 Der cen. D
be continued.
Parties who have recently v,,j
Camp Mckinney believe that /,
see a revival in mining this v,,1
Everything points that way, and !,
siderable more interest is being :.
tested In properties there.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-11-30

1t IL estimated that the cost Of COW
for one year for food alone u about
e26. says the Farmers Journal. This
amount she must return to her owner
before she can make any profit, and
yet there viii remain the cost Of the
labor and shelter. for which she will
pay with the manure, - II posscssss
value. ~ we'll ~ the milk. II the
farmer cannot get enough from the COW
to pay for tho food she eats he win
kccp her 1T 4 loss. At $50 per year
the cost II about cents per day. The
price Of the milk In market will deter.
mine the value Of the COW. n she pro-
duces $500 quarts of milk In q year.
the cost Of each quart win be reduced.
All cows cannot be kept for one year
1T 10 low . cost. but as there must he
an expense for the COW whether she
proves valuable OF not. the daIryman
should seek the best. IN order to reduce
the cost.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-11-30
MORE FIGHTING NEAR MANILA
Gnsurgemts Boosted That II CO0Id Not
B~ CaptuFed-MOst Of the Rebels
Esca ped-Were Attacked From
Both sSdes-CaptAin Alstaett~F.

Manila, Nov. 2G.-The fortress OF the
insnrgent chief Geronimo at Pinuran,
which the insurgents boosted as impreg
nabIe, was taken and destroyed by pick
ed force Of the Forty second and twenty
eight infantry and Troop q Of the Fourth
cavalry, under Colonel Thompson. Zero
nimo and most Of the rebels escaped. This
leader long harassed the Twenty seventh
infantry, operating in the vicinity OF San
Mateo, Montalban and Novaliches. He
was finally located at Pinuran, 80 miles
north of Manila. 1t was stone fortress,
suImounting steep hill, surrounded by
canyons The Spanish forces lost heavily
in attempting to take it. Colonel Thomp-
son modified 1900 men at Montalban.
The attack was made upon four sides,
the main body under Major Carry OF the
Forty second advancing from the south /;
Captain Atkinson OF the Twent seventh
from the east; Captain Tooie Of the
Twenty seventh from the west, and Cap
tain Sloan Of the Twenty seventh from the
north. The ascents were steep and the
men climbed them by grasping the shrub
berry. 1t was impossible for the eastern
column to reach the summit, but the Others
arrived after three hours climbing under
fire from the fortress and the hillside en-.
trenchments. The enemy's force, number
ing several hundred, fled before the at.
taekers reached the top. The Americans
destroyed 1900 insurgent uniforms, scores
Of buildings and large quantities Of sup
plies and seized barrel full Of documents
Private Hart Of the Twenty seventh and
Private kOpncr Of tho Forty second and
two native scouts were killed and II Of the
attacking forces were wounded The in
snrgent casualties could not be ascertained
Captain Alstaetter Of the United State,
engineer corps, who was recently released
by the insurgents, has arrived in Manila
He had been in captivity at BubaitO since
August II. General Funston surrenderine
the rebel major Van Tus, on the release
vi Lieutenant Alstaettef The latter j;
well, and says that he received good treat
ment. lie escaped on September Il, buI
vas reeapturcd.
II Is unofficially reported that Genera
Torres, the insurgent commandment at Blu
mcan, has been captured by Genera
Grants scouts. General Grant wired Gen
eral Wheaton that the entire garrison n,
San Jose had been captured, but Genera
Torres was not among them.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-11-30

efSsa - ssdiculously small that 6au1
inn does not pay. The remedy often y
for more farmers to encourage the srsc.
ton Of creaneries. In parts Of the
West and East where creamertes have
been established farmers get more re-
turns from their farms. and are better
contented, than In dairying regions
where the milk Ii all shlpDed to cities.
The cost OF making = pound OF butter
has been steadily decreased by means
OF the improved creamery. aud II ID pos
sIble for creameries TO make and sell
butter at a profit when farmers cannot
Country butter does not sell well In the
large markets. Creamery seems to have
q charmed name for consumers, and
tasy demand this every time. Country
butter to-day 10 q drug In many mar.
kets-as low a. aud 10 cents per
pound. The farmer making his butter
cannot make living al any such prices.
The day OF the country butter has gone.
and the farmers Of any da!rying region
should recognize this and not waats
their time tn making II. The milk
should either be raised for creamery.
or the farmers should jein together and
run their own creamery. As rule. the
man who will put up the creamery and
run II himself win do better than IN
association Of farmers where too many
heads are spt TO cause disputes and
chickering's. MIX sent to the creamery
pays all the way from IL 10 % cents
pound, and at this price the farmer 10
making far more than by making his
own butter. This comparatively high
price In made possible because OF the
better prices received for creamery. and
for the low cost Of manufacturing Il.
This latter varies because the Size Of
the creameries vary. The larger the
creamery the cheaper the butter can be
made. and this varies all the way from
cent . pound to cents. The two
extremes. however. are exceptions. and
somewhere between them the actual
cost could be placed. say from 3 to 8
cents,--a. w. Chambers, In American
CultiyatoP.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-11-30
Mineral Prod mctiOn.

Washington r. Day. chief OF
the division OF mining and mineral re-
sources OF the United States geological
survey, has completed the annual sum-
mary OF the mineral production OF the
United States from 1890 to 1899 inclu.
sive. The total value OF all the min.
erals produced during the last calen.
dar year amounted to $876,OO8, 046,
against $697,S20.79O In 1899, an In.
crease OF $27S.lSS.226, or practically 40
per cent. This increase was the most
notable In the history OF the mineral
Industry. the previous largest increase
being from 1890 to 1895. when the value
advanced about Is per cent. The pro.
duction from 1890 to 1898 has exceeded
$3.50 100000 In every year except two,
average yearly production from 1890
to 1898 inclusive was 461S.2S6.51O. max.
Ing the production In 1890, $259,7 81.
536. or So per cent In excess OF the av.
erage for that eriod.
The greatest increase in 1899 was In
the value Of pig iron product, which
Increased to 3245.172.654. or about ITO
wv NNuS WV AoVc. u0 oUOIIuO III
crease was due to the phenomenal de.
mand and high prices. The increase
In coal production added over 5000.
900. or 20 per cent. to the 1898 value.
Copper increased nearly 100000 lbs.
In quantity and over @42,0OO,OOO In
value. the ruling prices being higher
than for number Of years past. Crude
petroleum advanced nearly 32O.5OO, 900,
or about a5 pcr cent. due principally
to advanced prices. the production In.
creasing less than 1 per cent. The
value OF the natural gas consumed In
1899 Is placed at little over $50, O0O,.
900. against $4,000, 900. due entirely
to the higher prices charged.
An increase OF about 10 per cent, or
from $6&.A63.S99 In 1893 to $7l.053, 400
In 1899. IL shown In gold production.
Tho production OF silver showed very
small increase. Lead production de-
creased per cent. but Increased over
ss.0oo.oo0 In value. Spelter increased
to lis,Aos short tons. valued at 49,.
1880.
The building stone industry increas.
ed nearly 4S.00O.000.
The total value OF the metallic pro-
duct In 1899 was 3527.2iS.os4. an In.
crease OF 81 per cont. Non-metallic
product increased 81 per cent to Sat-
7so.SSs. Every year since 1889 to 1898
inclusive the value Of the non-metallic
production has exceeded the metallic.
but In 1899 the metallic exceeded by
SIS,5oo.ooo. A change OF nearly $50.
100000 occurred In the relative values
between issS and 1899.
unprecedented activity and advanced
values. the report says. were shown In
nearly every branch of the mining In.
dustry during 1899.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-11-30

vancouver Il. c., Nov. o5.-The Cana.
dian Pacific is about to construct a short
line to the kootenay district to meet tho
main line of the overland road at Golden
and tap the Crows Nest coal fields. The
proposed route is through the Windermere
and Fort Steele districts and will bring
the Grows Nest fields into direct connec-
ton with the Pacific coast towns The
new road will make it possible to deliver
coal on the coast in competition with the
eollieries of Vancouver island.