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At the Soda Fountain.

ICE CREAM
80 cents the quart Of 6 bricks
Is cents the pint of 3 bricks.
8 cents the brick, served at fountain.
Try our "Old' Fashion" Root
Beer-a delightfully."- refreshing
drink.
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WOnen's and
Boys Underwear.
us Dozen Garments,
at 12H cents each.

- ~ A<~AA 1900 AAA~AA
at l2H cents each.
You thought the last
lots were the best values
you ever saw, well these
60 way ahead Of them.
Every garment Of these
was made to sell for Is
miscalculation on
the part of the manufact-
urer gives them to you
at one-half their real
worth. At E215 cents ca.
Boys Balbriggan Knee Drawers
with double seat and suspender
tapes; also a few vests with high
neck and long sleeves.
Women's Jersey ribbed Tights,
knee length, open or closed.
If you haven't taken advan-
tage of our Big Sale of 10 and 18
cent Hosiery and Underwear, do
so at once-such goods and such
prices won't get together again
in a hurry. Have added a new
lot of
Women's all-white Richelieu Vests low
neck, no sleeves-also same style with dainty
silk edge in colors, silk tape. Worth IS
cents. 10 cents each
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New York, July 13.-American Ice stock
(preferred) sold to-day at "a and G5, an ad-
vance of 4 and . per cent. over the low
est price which was reached on June 10.
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strips and Reinforcement at waist
4 and 5-hook-a neat serviceable
little corset that would be good
value at rs cents.
Only for Saturday AZ cents
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THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA
BOERS PLACE BRITISH CASUAL-
TIES NITRAL,S MEX AT2OO.
Burghers I'm Khskt Uniforms and Hell
NETS MistRken by DragOOns for Eng
lish SOlicrs-Gen. Dewct Reported TO
Have n Force 100000 Men-Gcn. Clery
Advances Eastward in the VraMsvnnI.

| Advances Eastward in the TransvnnI.
! London, July 14-Lord Roberts has
sent nothing further concerning the
| Nitral's Mex affair. Pretoria despatch
es, however, show that the Lincoln
| shires lost half of their officers, includ
ing Colonel Roberts, who was wounded
and taken prisoner. Stragglers con-
tinue to arrive at the camp, but few
further details can be gathered. The
British fought stubbornly until night
fall when the cavalry turned their
horses loose.
The Boer report of the engagement
places the British casualties at over
200.
In the Derdepoort affair mentioned
in Lord Roberts despatch, men in the
front rank of the Beers wore khaki
uniforms and helmets and the Dragons
passed them unsuspectingly, under the
impression that they were Hussars. The
mistake was not discovered until the
Beers opened a heavy fire when the
Dragons were within 400 yards.
British prisoners who have escaped
to Kroonstadt report that General De-
vets force Of 10000 men, with ten guns,
expelled from Bethlehem by General
Clements and General Paget have ta-
ken up a strong position fifteen miles
to the southwark in the hills around
Reteif Mex. President Steyn Is report
ed to be with them.
Another case of the Beers wearing
khaki is reported to have happened at
Lindley on July 6, when they surprised
a picket of twenty-five men of the
Yorkshire Light infantry, eighteen of
whom were killed or wounded.
Witpoort, Transvaab July 13.-Gen-
eral Clerys column, which has moved
easterly is now camped here. During
the march the mounted infantry en-
gagged 200 Beers, shelling a ridge occu-
pied by the burghers. 1t Is anticipated
that this movement will clear the toun-
try from Sanderton to Heidelberg. as
the troops found but one remaining
laager from which the Beers retired
hurriedly.
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Clearance Sale of
1en's Wear.
The following are odd
lots that we are closing
out regardless of cost
Negligee Shirts.
$2.OOand z. SO Shirts for % cents.

Negligee Shirts.
$2.OOand 2. SO Shirts for % cents.
Made of Oxford Cheviots, in good range
of patterns and o ors-pink, blue and law
ender--attached cuffs, pearl buttons, made
in the / est possible manner; in fact the same
shirt sells in swell retail stores at So. 90 and
$3.50 Sizes Ia to l7-3 lengths of sleeves
To close 90 cents
$l.25 and 1.50 Shirts for 80 cents.
Woven Madras Shirts in handsome striped
patterns, good colors, attached high band
lock collar and attached cuffs-goods usu.
ally sold for $l.25 and l.50. Sizes Ia to
l6h. To close 80 cents
50 and 75c Shirts for 70 cents.
Well-made Neeligee Shirts of good quality
percales and madras--two separate collars
and separate ouffs--odd sizes. Former
prices So and IS cents.
To close % cents
Bows "Mother s Friend" Waists
An odd lot of "Mother's Friend" Waists
also a few Blouse Wasts-in pretty percales
and white. Soc kind 80 cents
75c SO %
Underwear-At Half Price,
75c garments for 35c.
Jersey ribbed shirts, very fine quality,
sailor neck, ribbed tail, twin-needle finish,
long and short sleev5s. Sizes 80 to "a.
35c garments for 25c.
Balbriggan skirts with Ions sleeves and
double seated drawers well-hnished gar
ments.
Fancy Half Hose.
rs and 35c Hose for l7c-3 pair soc
Handsome full-fashioned Hose in a i!
variety of styles-stripes and extracted polka
dots on blue and black grounds; lace effects |
in tan, red and black; ribbed and drop
st tch in tan and black and many other |
novelties-the biggest bargains we've ever
offered you.
Stunning Neckwear.
Is and 39c Neckwear l7c-3 for soc
Aspendd assortment of heavy Rumchunda
Engl sh Squares, in choice designs; also a
e,,o | 1ot nf c,1k Tr,peviolc in paot checLc |
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Wonen's Suede.
Lisle Gloves,
50 cents.

sold usually for rs cents the pair
and not the inferior imitation Of Ber-
lin, offered by many as the same
thing-look and fit like the suede,
and are delightfully."- cool.
3-button-- in gray, mode, black, white.
so cents the pair
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Bows "Mother's Friend" Waists

An odd lot of "Mother's Friend,' Waists
also few Blouse Waists-in pretty percales
and white. SOC kind 80 cents
75c So
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Bargains in
Val. Laces.

incredible--always sure to find what
you're looking for here.
Dozen yards of Val. Laces for lo and
rs cents.
Among the Is cent lot will be found
many patterns that we are selling regularly at
cents the yard.
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SIPS and 1.5o Shirts for 80 cents.

Woven Madras Shirts in handsome striped
patterns, good colors, attached high band
lock collar and attached cuffs-goods usu.
ally sold for $1.25 and l. so. Sizes IA to
lo1s. To close 80 cents
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Fancy Half Hose.

Stunning Neckwear.
Is and 39c Necltwear l7c-3 for SOC
Asplendd assortment of heavy Rumchunda
Engl sh Squares, in choice designs; also a
sma lot of silk Imperials in neat checks
and plaids.
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Underwear-At Half Price,


ToN Sd1 IICTto IUI wv
Jersey ribbed shirts, very fine quality,
sailor neck, ribbed tail, twin-needle finish,
long and short sleev5s. Sizes 80 to a..
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Scent Summer Corsets
Corsets made Of strong fine
fo, ~ cents net, after the French
model. with sateen
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35c garments for 25c

Balbriggan skirts with Ions sleeves and
double seated drawers--well- Unfinished gar
ments
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50 and 75c Shirts for 20 cents.

Well-made Neeligee Shirts of good quality
percales and madras--two separate collars
and separate euffs-odd sizes. Former
prices So and IS cents.
To close % cents
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CANDY NEWS FOR TO-DAY.

ly to-day with complete list of all the old favorites To-
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Fashions latest fad
the Emerald green Veil
ing
in plain chiffon, ao cents yd
in embroidered chiffon, Soc yd
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-24
Michigan In The Lead Win Min.
res0ta Second and Ala
bama Third,
INCREASE or n PER CENT
This Year Exceeded Last Naap~
ly Five and a Quarter Ml-
lien Tons,
Total Money Value Amounts
10 Very Nearly ThIrtypflve
Millions,

W%AsBikaT0N, Aug, vD, 1.-The ppodn0'
Mon 0f Iron ora In thp United RtAtas l0l
the y8aV leDD, according 10 tla annnA|
report Of the United stntas geological
survey which Inns jnst been compiled
~ John BiPklnblna, Amounted, 10 w.
e6D, ITD l0nH IONS, Nh increase Oh b,nyp,'
WI tons op " pep cent over lsps, The
records fap 1919 and 1900 represent the
largest output Oh Iron orc mined In any
eeHntpy IN one year, tha naapest MP
pp0AGh being \ t0tal on 1902, g40 Tons,
mined In lBbO In BnalRDd, twenty
four STATES constituted 10 thls tOtnl,
Michigan leading with O,laD, lb9 tons,
ana Minnesota taking second plaee
with B,lO wv IONS Alabama occupied
Third place with l,OOD, Baf Ions,
Ths Lake Superior region Increased
IN former maximum 0Dlput OF III, Y7D,,
yOe ions In l8ps 10 N,s0p, pbb TONS in
isDN The amount mined from The
several ranges during the latter yaap
were ~ fOlloWai Marquette D,OBs,bOUI
MeH0MlHee, g,asl ,4pII uoHabie, n,7abs
9tsI Vepmlllion, I,04B, Db4j MesAbe, D..
blf,Itb tOls, With the exception Of
d0aeble, NIL Oh the pAnHes mined tbelp
mAklmnM product In Helm,
Tho t0tal value Ht tb9 mines Of tho
lr0n orc produced WAS tD4,DpD,O7h. W
el,Ap pep long ION, M W0peRae OF w
CENTS, Op VAN pep Gant over Tho average
vHlas on Villa pep ION IN given In lspb
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Spy W ANARCHISTS,

italian DaiaaijyaH VIII lDma ~ mis-
tDunIpN
NBW fonR, AnR, VIA diapAleh "a
The journal and Advertiser from Rome
hnyal
A sIAtf of Italian detectives will De
SEMI 10 this e0Dntpy, Win lilo assent
Df Tho American M~UthOpitlpa u apeplnl
body Oh I'D seepat police agents, oil
picked men, will be dispatched tO opuv.
Mo In The opntaps have, where Itallans
abound, They Will DO under tho ooID.
Mand 0f Nh inspector, who VIII hnye
bin headquarters Ia New York The
foreign budget Appvopplatps 1900 Tor
this HoapHt anpylgu,
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TE LEaRAPHIc BRRvITlEs,

A monument IN tho lalo Untted Btatos
Senator " III Vance WIS unveiled wi
Raleigh, N, ~ "Wednesday,
IN the h0nse M assembly MI gApo
Town tlle tpnas0n bill Was aent 10 n MOO.
end poAdlng without division
George w. li0amep, one pr Tho boat
known 0ApAlnen In tho world, IN d1ad
w the Carney hospital In Boston,
United States Consul Woo Nj Bombay
reports w the slate department thAt
cholera Nv raging tleve,
The Massachusetts stake, worth go,
OOD, NJ the Hoadyille lMasH, wAeh, WIS
won by HovAlmA, owned by Th0mAs w,
Lawson ~ Boston, IN thpes straight
heats,
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A MOlhep Tails UOW MIR snvab HHp I,Illlp
DAuRtttHpls ujtnl l.

! up tla mOtley VI eight children md
hlvH nAu u Hphpl leAl Of eApepIenee With
lAnHhieE had lTe dyapniav In liz ,WopsJ
iDgll We Thought she would die,
iplnn everything, J could think oh, bnl
DDlhlng HaDI0eq ~, do her my good,
AnW. DY IN AqyegtlHeneDt Id bur pHDel
Ial neutrality-suspicious. Uolie,'' Uhplspip anHd
DlnrthYa nema1y WIS highly RECON-.
lllplluel Al1 seDb. nld HDb Il. bottle At
ploe, II proved 10 ba 0le 0l, thp very
Dput llnnlolDns we gyep bud d, tDe house,
u Hnyed my llbtle dauuhbepB jlfn nm
ID asaallspt imaJlq|ne H. TnadY know,
~ l,yat y would lave A9Ya9 mo d lgenl
nnnl ,Df nlltlaty md my little unDultep
Mlnl Alll1AplpN, Yours ,lpulk, MpH, Cleo,
ungllet, hIDpptN w. i VMv snle by
OhnpDle Drug U0,
MDlleW nndov4e, II, .ghtIdpan lIAn II,
Dln figlhp pae W w p0fgg W, One Min
n ule 4, tn .ay, an O.y1 \ wlll gnloldkg anI.e
Dplln IN
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A GREAT SCOTTISH HOUSE,
Magnificent Appointments ~ bDpI
uutEls VplDnHIN hpuG,

Lord IinIe has been pD ynaps nj lhp
p0DHIpnpIlDD Of u pplDoaly annl IN tho
lAlDDl Dp Bnln, Dnt not until Tho chapel,
now almost completed, ~ peD1y VIII
Mount HlnAp1 DO Truly finished POP NIL
fntllpa generations, sAya Thn Architects
nnu Bulldogs MnHnslDn 1hn entrance
llAll Or lilo hDuAe hns alone nDst HbDDD,s
DDD MDDDIllh Columns ~ pAn ANn
DnAntlrnl marbles support Tho nppaIab
Hnllnpy, which III lin INN III plph III
marble ana DpODsp md blAseB with
Dlnp anu pnWn color and HDld, Yha
nODp IN lilo that Or TIM nOIDnnA pHInpa
III Rome bDHn blocks op purple pDpi
plypy md marbles OF Infinite vaplnty
An1 limos md markings
Mnphlp bns bonn Used lnylshly
throughout Tho whole house, Only ono
pDDlb Anbs 4 Iappnl visitor lhnpnsFIhe
plnnsAnI nRnplnn pAplOp' IN without N,
NM hnpp IDp woodwork and white
pAlnt mo AA u ehnpMlnH phAnHa from
lllp somewhat oppressive slAlellnnHH VI
lBp pnBt W llp AppAl BUILDING, Not ono
llDlnpy pDnlnnta Tho Mnu0nls OF Huln,
llp hnA Three, lha Whllh pod md Dlnp
llDpnplas, opening OH Of Onp another
nnu They Danp evidence OF bB p@plpplIa
iAsln moi only Nv lpHnple Tho contents
W llle Hb0lypa, but lhp scheme OF apDO'
pallDn ann Tho feW pplpolpAs pictures
winch ma place Dn Iholp willis, The
dining room Nv phln1y MmNpkabln for
ND eADntsllalE pnlVnd antique mnnthI,
Dlonn IN pupadl pApIAn marble mn for
llo AIlenInl epystAl shields 10 the elnp'
Ipln lluhlAI
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70 sTOP ALL WORK,
General kiplAn NJ rhlnan0 ltuililnH
Trades pFDbRbIn,

W FstFWF ~ FkaHtM E8EFAtH
Trades ilfDbabln,
0uIeAuo, AuR, VII, ~ Unless Tho plnns
oil tho lnndlps mlsenrpy every union
man connected with tho Building Trades
council will bo eAllpd ont Dn strike bo'
FORE Labor dny, The plumDars have
already been ordered out md ID IN the
Intention thAt vii other unions Whose
men npa working Ahnll follow sill,
Owing 10 increased activity Ia lln
building trades within tho lAal few
days maDy nnioD mnn hive boan put 10
work, IN nome plnees with the nDDBall
Df tho business agents md " ~ Tho pnps
pose Of Ille unions 30 stop Ihe wor,
wherever the bosses believe lhpy baa
won u victory and show them tlnt BIO
labor organisations Apn stlll In lla llghI
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Oh II aui tAa owner was glad TO get rid

en II Assi tina owner was clad 10 get rid
Df n NJ \ cent n pound, For -four years
hn stored II IN hls baek yapn maap obi
sallsl but When nAAFtg WAs Al last
rpAnhnd everybody wanted sinnl, nhh
hn aDld the MAJDp pint Df II M n dollar
4 peNDh Ahn hls ,lDHRnn patience Ind
I'M mWArl,
AlE linnitnHiDD VIVA FOND ~ HDDl
hnohA Anl me bindings Poetry MP
ppAlnl strongly 10 lhls practical mAn
Ut nlIhlrH who enjoyed II Well turned
nOnplnL llh always Kept N hls olllpn
Inak n not ~ tlpnrRn tmbbn's poems,
nnl N hla mM moments ~ relaxation
llhpl ~ pm DVnp tho phylhmlnAl aiDplnA
0f llfn which hAVn mntlp ihAt reverend
ponl bib Mvnplln} TOP lhhlp attractive
mplap brought The truth home In u
pAntpp ihAl delighted hlnh Ann hp WAa
nnllp llhnly ID DnaiDW lbp act upon n
Will llknn Friend 10 whom IN MAN hAvn
lnDtpd sDmn hDmnly but tppnnhAnt
yppan,
IhAi Mn Huntington never wasted
any ilmn crying Dypp ADlll mllk IA IL
lnatmlnn by M Incident which 90
anppnn shortly Orion Dn became ppnal
dpnl 0f TIM pAplllp MAll DNn morning
Als private snppplnpy pnnh him II nlA'
Dnlph Announcing thu lDAA 81 nnn NJ thu
upont rmnspApl1p slnAmhhlps belong
lNH I'd TIM company, An1 Tho only
rnfaraDpn ~ mnnn 10 ihn matter WAsl
"lbnl's lOD bnll WHO rMmp 10
pOMD DvnhO
1Da nnmmp" ppfpWnl 10, Df course,
Wna lhp hnnl Dl tho RpnAl A%hlpbnllllDE
llpM ~ phllA1alphlA
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WARRINGTON, Ang, VII, ~ According IN
n statement made by tho division Of
customs md lnsnlap affairs oil bio wnp
department.. tha total deportation from
lhe tslnHd NJ ODbn, through the port M
Havana fOp Tho spyau months ended
July III, 1900, WIS VIII, ODs, OOb, m against
wv, TOO,W fNp bio same period lAst
year., N 0alvanaD Or NpA, 100,
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VETERAN coUNTERFEjTER,

Over Httssn Years NJ tla liHslDsss md
uAs 0lvaHIAiad SsOO,OOh
PHILADELPHIA, Aug, Ms BapthOI0w
HAell0, M Italian who has bsen Oh
tTlkl In tho United stRtsH district court
during ths psst TWO days hAs bsen
found guilty Of making, having In hls
posssssi0n and passing counterfeit MI,
vsv dollars, Sentence wNs dsfspgad
pending We disposition Of \ motion Tor
I new tYlAL
Aeg0gdinH 10 the seapet service man,
Htsll0 ilAs bssIl engaged In the e0aI,
teSfeltlilf business Oysr III years and
M In lis lima mAds and pub Into DIV,
enlAtion yaO0,O 1000 worth OF bogus
money
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Nhiesso drain sna HysvlAean

VHTUAEVl NHNl W
7vs{G, ngtHbW linn
EgHA mAAHEnst W1sp, September Wyfa,
0etehAE NkyfMaAlsH
gA.Vs-AHE Hst Vlysa, septsmbW sllf4r
nEtnhW .f3k4fi
P0IK August NOM, seppmbtp
''TlAkP r !" 1G%psf Gvptb g'.Dnn Wy,
s%GHthNestan I'M ANaHH mn sepe
leWheg NM, nnfqHW tIM
HnITNH ffaaneftRz lfMWtsN aalfg
liMlab. ''
upeptyHf wIHreeys 7H@s ehieA~au
hGHF EPHsh HtsG
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W. psul unlOH stOek Yards

HHHTU ET PAHH AUD W.T.
HDHkmMHvksk ODenad stnAdy and
Al.Osan strong And mdhAnHgd HanND
NJ WlGps, tltDDWhy W.
gAT4IE~ Butcher eAttIs NJ MI kinds
selllpH lower,
AulpN Ranged Nv tlHDMiW lm ehOlgs
butcher COWS md helfgpA yL7hWbtDD f0p
gllign butcher HtHHpH, 1HlWWAM Tor INV
pulls amman M lOy vaAl HHlysA, W,bDM
Mn lW Hnnn W. GhOlas At0akevs AMI fgn1,
wv, M,N b1gnW Inv skp1g gnIvNA
HHNkP~wM HTkat auH md NApk MN
iNnhH lH mr. demand
HAles ranged NJ WVb MnW fW gh0jGe
INV AlHpD WMWtM Inv GbOige lHmbH,
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YOnlsay,s tnsa nODllDuad,

aBOnGgTOwk, Kyo Aug, WI, a~Jndgo
ganlpiN being Aatlsned That Henry
foptaoy ~ nOt IN proper physical oolls
dilion 10 AtAnn tho Trial, %a1j0upned tlle
1Asn nnul the next inpm OP court A
motion fV new lgtAl IN The Caleb
Powers nuBn WIS made,
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TWO MEN WANT IT,
9sHHpal UIRGs ana MHjOp HOsAiaup Want
tD tIH Gam mHDIapsinsuhlpG

M Is commandments
0HlQAaD, Ann, ny, Among the mem,
beps OF tIla Il, "A, N, who have arrived
f0p the annual eD0anWment next weak
the names 0f but tWD man npa being
mentioned fop tbn position W command.
epinHehief OF tha Grand Army Of tlle
Hepnblle, Illal enc being that Of lenr
sral John III Black, Uf Illinois, and Tho
ether Major aeo HOssIenp, Of w. Louis,
Considerable booming IN being done gop
Major Hasslenp and hia candidacy Inn
no fAp occupied Tho most attention,
The friends of General HlpeA my, how,
ever, thAt N he will formally all0w tho
ms Of biz name thAt They aIs e0DfdenG
he will he elected,
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DoLLIvER CHOSEN,
06vsFnDF shaw FIIls tlR Vacancy lAnssa
by AenAtgp tjsAp's Death

@0vNFHHV HHMW FTTA WV VWHNHNE FNHHNH
by AenAtgp UsAp's Death
DIES MONIES, ADg, VI, aH Governor
Shaw announces tle appointment Of
Congressman b. " D0lliyep OF F0pt
Dodge 10 be United Atates senator 10
All the vacancy gallsed by the death Oh
Senator John H. HeAp, This appoints
menb ptls 10 Mapoh 4, 1901, Tie lea,
i1lAtipe dOes NOT meet IN regular ssss
si0n until lDDn, and DOlllyepE app0iRt,
melt ~ likely 10 be renewed 10 vnn
until his slGoess0p IA elected, There
Will le numerous candidates before the
neKt Legislature for the position, iD0luds
ll9 Senator Dolliyap, A, H. DnmmiDa
Governor Shay, Congressman LMoey
and probably others
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Nhs EG9rTskH OsbIs lDpsv,

NEW Y0kK, AnN MwuADD0nneeg
Ment WIN nuAde hy tha Mbls a0mpNnjas
hATe tllN the Dhs NO0sqNkn aghla IN
now q. NJ bnt thAt tsIsGrAAs srs tAksn
N .andeg,s risk TAXI IN now. joinad
~ TleH VslR by " military telegraph,
tNt M international llnafs In Mo WY
81 construction sad VIII In opened fW
tNktNAke aGlut
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(lnlE Three lfsyssps ktllsh

NV f0HK,. Ann .aA rrqhe WFsek ON
III New fArk aHd Harlem pailr0ed nj
k&nke0 aeNssA tbe death M tlirse fFAiIir
rgen, william IANtsrhAek, auAtneeri
larry Nkxsidy, hreHlAn, and William
AtsldL 4 hyatsMAa asveval persons
Set9Tt6A ~ MlssihE hsve been k9HRd,
MN6neF'A NyesttHatfAH VIII I'M MAde
N aeferaitHs fhe aAHAe. N nv wreck
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Al0Hs Ulty live stssk,

bIUUH VITTt I'M NHNI W
gATyhEwM Market 100 lowers Shock.
MI steAdy,
Sales ranged w thODWh N for bssyes,
MNWtW .1N GOWA bulls ana mIND1,
w. bDMtBb fOp atOgkspy and feN1spA tN,bb
@tlg5 lMp lHlves and yaupllD9A
HOUHsuM Market wauk, HsnHs OF prices
nt,NJWhM
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Naval Ommv Entertained In Belfast,

BELFAST, Aug VII, r~1'he hApbev com.
MlsalonnpH entertained Tho officers Oi
Tho United slntas cruiser Baltimore NJ
u public lnn0haoM Responding 10 The
tOAst NJ bin hoAIth Hanp Admiral Wat
HON said no, personally, rajoieed nj lla
extreme fiendllnoHs between HpaAE
Bpltnin md Ila Unllpd btHtss,
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ON TIE DIAMOND,
American l,sRHNs,

A Hnc..a. g''E' !, dMIi,wsnh.', \ .,..
0naa aanln g%lpyalpld, " indianapolis, \,
Az HnlfalO, A. DptrDlL NJ
saIle, GhlnAR0 W Minneapolis,
National l,sHEnA
Az philadelphia vi, New York., H.
Az Boston, y HpDOAlEn, III,
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MiDnsspOlls WhaSt,

MIHHENT ULIEl AWNI w
WHkATmM HtOpu nv AuHusG 7uyan
AeptpMLw 7lysp, Ijsoen6ev 1Jse, Dn
YyAekmkO hard 7DDae, Mo- Northern
f4tie, No, Y Northern mo
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LATE MARKET REPORT.
Duluth lipHtus

DHlnlh UpHtNs
DULUTH, Aux, w,
WHBATmuuaa Mo, | ! npd 1870, Mo-
Northern Wbae, Mo- u NORTHERN, 7ybAg,
Mo- u, .WIaG. W. AvplyAawkO hnVl,
fBbsA Mo- ! A%OpDhDpB, TD1, nav No |
hard 7AltA Mo- Northern Wl, Sop
telAbap. gbJaa7D0, HaasmDpp, 7Dbg,
WiAA amUAsh VII vB, AaDt9mbHp 1LDE,
Ogt0bgr tLW November tnDI
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GERMANS WE'RE DELAYED,
ma MAJ Hsaeh pskiR Until Evlasy,
ANE, NJ

BKRidN, AHg, III, aHI'hs NsvmsM war
once hss received \ dispatch from Takn
dAtsd Ana IN, AayinG Who advance Of tle
German battalion was delayed by VIC,
lent rains " reached Fskn Aila, IN,
fanE.Tsan, " III added, WAS stil thpeAt,
slsd by ths Chinese troops on the I'm,
periAI canal,
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MlIllQgu VII, DO spent IN poIllipp thls
g1l. Napp l,o body IvlpaofDipp Without
food, D~yapepljeA Nsal I'D alIpyp Them
solves, Now HO1Ol DyppepalA Unpn dls
gnslg wiat y0D QAt and nllOWH yOn 10 nnt
Ill Tho good food you WAni,, MllpnlIy
eIlroH sfomaoh lrdn6les, Ohhpplo Drill
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story DI II slave,

w be bound hgnd md foot lop yeavs
,n1yM y slavery dpOvao y, 'WIlIlA1a, 81
Dnap NO helDlpap fDp ,1va yenps lhnI aGG
could mob lllvN over Id Dp1 ulODn, AI1np
pBlng Two, bnttlea Of Hleplp|p Ujllera a6n
: !. wonderfully ImgGpyad bid nble 10 DO
Tor femnle dlgeaaes uniplly pDppH nov
yOllgDBaB, aleeplesBiaBB,, melancholy,
hpn1nohh Daoaablp, fa)HIing MD llssSv
upnllg, III Ia aDdabn1 ID weak, s|nl1y,
rundown people, Dnpa U~UnlAntnel'
aDnly p9p, Bold by Ohnpple' Drug U0v
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FAMOUS RAILROAD KING.
characteristics and Stories OF
Coils p, Huntington.
Ilf9 LIKING FOR PRACTICAL J0Kt I'D,

Pretty iiOaL ILLUSTRATION III n In ihp
FDpasts Df v%nnpDnypp isinDhmiHaiu
daDt Depicting Ills MAsim Df Tpnhn,
Ills FOnIness ~ pDnipp nnh TpnAts
mant ~ MnAl0an LnbDpnps,