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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-08-17

Paris, viernes.-S Seg1n la prensa
de Ia maflana, en- las cancillerias
europeas CORE ell rumor de que en-
tire la diplomacia rusa y la japone
sa Sc esta arreglando secretanente
una alianza para imponerse en- los
asuutos futuros de China.
Esto no obstante Sc cree que ell
gobierno del M.kado Sc vera infui-
do por otras potencias para que no
llegue a concentrarse ell plan que Sc
proponen en- San Petersburgo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-08-17
AVISO
d los Sres. NOtariOS

En- la litograffa del BOLu1IN MsR.
C.NT "a hay constantemente exstencia
de papel superior litogra6ado para ma
trices y copias de. dooumentos pdbli-
COZ, cuyo precio resulta mas barato que
ell de cualquier otro punto.
Nues ro amigo don Miguel Portel que
en- ell vapor "C,udad de Callz" embarcara
para Espana Francia acompanado de su
dstingu'da fainila, nos encarga le despi.
damos de sus amigos y r. lacionados.
Ell Fiscal de Arecibo ha formulate con-
clusit nes en- la causa instruida en- FL stlllo
por muerte de Juan Hernandez, cuyo he
cho tuyo lugar en- la madrugada del de
este mes acusa como responsables del de
Ito Francisco Moyay Victoriano Oorujo,
solicitaueo pena de cadena perp6tua para
cada uno por consderar el hecho como I'm
delito de asesinato.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-08-17

Mucho espacio necesitaba para dar
detallada cueuta de la question de or
den phblico. En- Zaragoza, el dia IL
sc reprodnjeron los dee6rdenes con mo.
two del jubilee; los alborotadores ape
drearon los conventos, Seminarios J 81
palacio arsobispal; tiraron piedras y
persiguiron { cuantos c.6rigcs pasaron
Dor las callee; fueron pocos log ieles
que concurrieron s las iglesias la
guardia civil impidi6 que incendiaran
el palacio de- Santa In6s. Tuvieron que
cerrar el temple del Pillar y el de Ia
SEQ para librarlos del atropello de los
sediCiosoe; Ia medida cause efect0 de
plorable en- la ciudad, y el gobernadoE
mand6 que se abrieran al quito. Or
cularon proclamas, cantaron Ia Marse-
llesa, Sc dieron vivas 4 h repdblica, se
formar0n en- las GALES barrioadas cor
carros y Sc iiicier6n algnnos disparos
Salier0n vari0s revoltosos, pregonando:
Z fC;rios para 81 jubilse y llevaban
enormes Rarrotes. En la collision col
la benem6rita resultar0n muehos heri
dos. Como usted v6, II question reli
Goea trae cola Y darA que hacer.
Los n,setjnge nenudean, acentuhnd0
se 81 pelIero de los des6rdenee. El
Madfid y 81 otras ciudades Sc han ce
lebrado para protestar contra los afro
p6llos comefidos con l0s obreros de- j
Ooruha y SovilIa.
~ - ,,-.,,.-.,, Il !. ont5 5clavico
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-08-17

Lie han sido concediios 80 dias de IL
cenoia al Jefe Do corfeos sefor Laurence
Letherman 81 cual embarcard 81 lunes para
los Estadoa Unidos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-08-17

cOmpsfleros una circul~rA les Gober
padores de provincias, para que repri-
man sin condescendenc de ningupa
classes los ataques 4 la guar liza civil.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-08-17

El Inspector general de Instruction pd-
blica, tiene en- su podpr los grnpos fotogra
ficos de los nifos que envi6 Carlisle el
doctor Brumbaugh.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-08-17

El ministro. de instruction pdblica
ha creado pensiones para que los discf
pulos aventajados de las Universidades
y centres docentes pasen estudiar al
extraDjero, para que aprovechen los
adelantos que go hagan fuera de Espa
ia. Estas ventajas solo Ia disfrutaban
Ia pintura y Ia mdsica.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-08-17

Ell dia del Carmen Sc celebr6 en- la
iglesia del Buen Suceso una solemne
function religiosa en- honor de- la patro
ma de la Armada. asistiendo todcs los
cuerpos; sc cant6 la misa gran or
questa, y pronunci6 una elocuente ors
ci6n sagrada el obispo de Sion, que di-
jo los marinof:
Pasamos horas tristes. PreseLti-
mos ago que ha de venir.
"Sentirfa con toda mi alma inspira
ros una nota de desaliento con mi pa
labrd. Sc habla de la desgracia, no
para abatirse mas y mas, sino para re-
med:arla y cobrar nuev0s aientos.
/" La estrella de los mares ilumin6 la
mente de aquel insigne Eavegante, que
q bordO de Ia carabela SasstG Maria cru
s6 Ia inmensidad del @, caro- henchido
de f6
Honbres de fe y de carifio a la pa
uria, cruzad los mares de ezra mien-
tras llegue la OCCASION de surcar ell
OceaDo con Duques.
" No 10 du1e;e: asf como Colon, des-
pu6s de mil .penalidades, CRITIC 81 tierrs!"
llegara dia en- que Sc desenlute vuestra
tristeza para gritar "j gloria !"
Ell ministro de Marina presidi6 Ia
fiesta. =.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-08-17

Los teatros que quedan abiertos dan
pocas novedades, En- los Jardines del
Retro por las noches tomamos ell fres
co oyendo opera baIata, pues solo
cuesta una peseta Ia entrada La COM
pafiia es modesto y canta bien; nos
han ofrecido Lucia, L tcrecia y Fausto.
En- Apo,0 han estrenado una humo-
rada muy graciosa, titulada El genero
tr,6n,o, que Sc aplandi6.
En- Barcelona han puesto en- escena
una traducci6n de la famosa obra de
Shakespeare, Hamlet, acknowledgements
presentada y fueron muy aplaudi1os
los actores y traductores. Es seauro
que este invierno la representaran en-
los teatros de la Oorte.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-08-17

La escuela municipal de Maysguez, bajo
la direction del professor don Domingo Sui
soma Sc encuenentra muy concurrida.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-08-17

Don Jose Aponte, Secretario de la Cor
te de Distrito de Humacao, Sc encuentra en-
esta capital.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-08-17
TELEGRAMAS
POR CABLE
TrabajOs de la diploma.
cia rusa y japonesa
Alianza secreta

Alianza secreta
LAS POTENOIAS ANTE Ell
MIKADO
Servicio ,Oablegrafico especial del Boletin
.Mercaptil
The Forrest City times., 1901-07-26
Our " rongs.

How many are there who - not
feel that a some time in III, r life
they have been grievous}y wronged
Very few indeed. The average man
and woman feel they have been
wronged frequently and deeply. With
many their wrongs are the great
source of the bitterness Of life. One
chief element in this sense OF being
wronged. which refuses to be Quoted,
arises from the inability to Justify
ones self in the eyes of others. and
10 win or compel those who have
wronged US TO confess the fault they
have committed. If that could be
brought about, no doubt greater
quietness would come 70 the heart.
To continue 70 stand before others
in what we believe 70 be false light,
and 10 be unable 10 draw the ac.
acknowledgement Of our Righteousness :
from those who have injured US. rails
the heart. The true release from this
pain is 70 be found in the confirmed
trust that in the end God will bring
TO light the Righteousness OF every.
one unjustly treated, and in that spir.
il of charity which would lead rs al
all times and with all persons 20
maintain an attitude Of kindness and
forgiyeness.-Refor Church Mes
senger.
The Forrest City times., 1901-07-26

ST. Louis-Cattle-Fa Fancy exports f575a
co. butchers. S4.5ufi5.s6. etoCkers. 81 asa
80 COWS ana heiferS g 5904 n. Hogs
Packing, S.Iaq6l0, butchers. < -aqt5 Is:
ll2nl, Il "a N-iz Sheep-AIutton sheep,
y -5a5.25. lamos, $3-15uf00.
p C5lh1ic.aso-Cattle-Good ~ prime steers.
Soo9ptla, poor t. medium a. 2,1i5 Al.
stockers and feeGers. 81 6oUl.l6: COWS and
heifers. s. ie4Ifs5. Gamers. 81 71qt2 3.
bulls. 3 7oa 80. calves, $3.50 -. Tex i
steers. &.raio. ogs Mixed ana bisfch-
ers $l.l5fiGol good 10 choic, hcavv e. s
MeI9. rough heavy. &.65a5 =. light g. %
na.>g bulk ii sales. S-.s9li5 3d. Sheep
Good 70 choice wethers. 8 yNi455: fair TO
choice mixed. Sj.35n3 80: western sheer,
Nf'Hi@ -. native lambs. S3.paa350, Yves !
ern lambs. S4.4ufI5.5e.
Kansas Native steers q "a
u5.s3, Texas and Indians. $3.--lI4 =. t.
Is grass steers. s. eon3.aa: Texas cows
S2gH32o. native cows ana heifers. g. 80
80. stockerS and feeders s. yY0i a.. halls
y ah4 40 calves, $. #Tft561. H8gs-He5Vv
8 se46o3 packers, S.65n5 -; mixed s. el6
DO hent. - +el5.t5, workers. g 35lis r: .
pigs $50. - Sheep-Muttons. 8 80
%; lambs, 81 500 5i6, western range shesr
$S-Z5n5-Ao; stock sheep, sI15g45o
The Forrest City times., 1901-07-26
Fruit harIotte

Charlotte is form Of dessert easily
made and particularly good for the IT.
tie folks. tits an excellent waytorse
up stale bread. Soak the bread crumbs.
squeeze and beat until they are fns
and light; take a deep baking dish.
butter it and put in layer of bread
crumbs, then add layer OF any kind
of fruit, stewed or fresh. and continue
with alternate layers of crumbs or
fruit until the latter is used up; the
bread crumbs must be on top; scatter
bits Of butter over the top and bake IN
I'll brown. Serve with sugar and
cream. Boiled rice or tapioca NAV 30
substituted for the bread crumbs with
very satisfactory results. When fresh
fruit cannot be obtained, dried frui.
Will answer just as wsll.--Peopls's
Home Journal
The Forrest City times., 1901-07-26
A JUDGES WIFE pE, SgR e Of
She Suffered for Years and
Felt Her Case Was Hope.
less...Cured by
Pe.ru-nd.

Mrs. Judge McAlESter writes from
i2l7 Nes; 55rd s. Minneapolis, MIN,
IS fellows.
7 suffered for with q pain II
tie small CT nv back SD r.Eh. s.6e.
!: .1-@rfersd often with nv 6ones &c
AID sscia. duties and never suppc seE
taat I would BE cured. : The doctor
medicine ID Tot seen 70 help re aay.
Fortunately member OF our Or
der ADVISED ne . Try PeruIa and gave
i sEe2 h4sh praise that / decided 20
Try i. Although started = wlrh -
tie faith, I felt so much better Z 4
week thzt felt encouraged.
4 took ! faithfully Tor seven weeks
s-c an happy indeed . - abe . -
thai I an entirely cured. WORDS fa5I
. express n gratitude. Pe-tee:
health once more : the best thing
could wish for. and thanks 20 Peruza
I en5sy hat now."-M.nzie E. McAl-
lister.
TIE great popularity Of Peruaa as q
cata-Th remedy has tempted many
people . initiate Peruna 4 great
many so-caIe6 catarrh remedies AID
catarrhal to1ics are 20 pc found n
many drug stores These remedies
can D procured by The druggist much
cheaper than Pe-1-a Peruua car
oEly - obtained q. Uniform Price.
a1d 10 druggist can &C. i a ce1-
cheaper.
Thus i IS thai druggists arc tempt
e . substitute the cheap limitations
OF Peruna to- Peruaa. L 5 done ev-
cry day without doubt
The Forrest City times., 1901-07-26
THE ICEMEN STRIKE.
had state of Affairs at Columbus.
o., Where Icemen
are Out.

Columbus, O, July 25.-The ice men.
who have STRUCK here for higher
wages and payment for overtime.
nave announced that they would not
only stop non union men from deliv.
erlng ice, but that they would not per.
mt consumers ~ secure supplies from
the storage houses. An emploVe Of a
local drug house Went 10 the CRYSTAL
Ice Co.'S factory to secure ice. when
he was set upon 10y crowd of strik-
ers. pulled from his wagon and severe
y beaten ~ crowd of strikers. who
had assembled there for that pur-
pose. lie was rescued by the police.
lie companies and the strikers are
ooth firm in their position, and there
is no compromise in sight
The Forrest City times., 1901-07-26
COULD BURN THE WORLD.
Scientific Writer'S Explanation of
tho Hot Weather.

New York, July 25.-The Journal
and Advertiser prints an article on the
hot weather by Garrett T. Serviss. the
scientific writer. The article, dated at
Ithaca, \. y, says:
The burning heat now affecting the
whole of the United States. and felt also
on the Other side OF the Atlantic and
generally throughout the northern hem
isphere, Is convincing proof of the fact
that the earth is the satellite Of a variable
star. only on the assumption that the
source Of terrible neat Is directly in the
sun. ana due 10 an extraordinary increas Sc
in It's effective radia tion can the wide
spread and lon-continued nature of the
present meteorological disaster be salts
iactorily explained.
All astronomers. know mat the face Of
the sun Is hianAetea with absorbing va
pors. while its interior is much hotter
than the glowing shell that We Sc. strip
off the vupoIaus blanket entirely. AND
THE SURFACE oF THE EARTH
SMOKE AND FLAME ~ THE INSTAN-
famous GUSH OF INBEARABI r
HEAT THAT WOULD BIZ POURED Up
Whenever, as occurs periodically.
though not always to the same extent. the
solar vapors are thinned. the heat from
shell and strikes the earth and other
nearby planets as with "A breath OF fire
from the suddenly opened door Of a blaz-
Ing furnace.
THAT is what has happened this sum-
mer, and the immediate agency that has
hnng open the furnace doors and sent
forth the destroying blast. is the mysteri-
Gus power whose visible manifestation is
the presence OF black sun spots But il
y mistake 10 suppose the sun spots
themselves exercise a direct Influence ~
on the weather, or that there must be
spots on the sun Whenever there ~ extra
ordinary neat on tat earth.
Tie spots are simply indicators Of he
Gun condition. resembling la that re-
spect the ernptsons on the face a. a
esF4g - 4Is4sHN s.lH
the suns internal convictions, ana iodi-
cate some OF ths places On It's SURFACE
whert ne pent up forces are bursting out.
tFOk THE MKT FOUR YEARS
THESE GIGANTIC OUTBURsTs Will.
INCREASE IN FURY AND A c0KRE
6PONp;EG SERIES OF TERRI ESTIAL
The Forrest City times., 1901-07-26
fiE At NOTES


Eight people we're made insane BY
the heat AZ Omaha. Tuesday.
Ihree 6eafhs ron heat ii II. Jn-
seph, No. Tuesday
Water j selling for 9 . barrel At
Dixon. No.
\ WATERFRONT washed away 70 miles
Of railway track . miles west OF CIs-
GO. Tex
Rev. Father JOSEPH Schaub. aged y.
assistant priest OF -. Mary's Catholic
church, Evansville. Ind. got Up 70 at
tend mass and complained u a head
ache lie retired 70 his room and Vas
s1aHd dead several hours af..r,s ards.
Rev Thomas Park. aged 81. Presbv-
terrain minister on the perannuated
list. Of Tower Hi, III, died suddenly
Tuesday. Excessive heat The cause.
Arthur Balcom, who served seith the
Thirty regiment III the Philip-
pines. ard Who returned h5rn. one
year ago. was Frustrated with the
heat al Carthage. No.
The directors Of the Paris MOI
Fair association have decided not to
Ibid fsir tbs year becau = ~ the
drought and failure Of crops. The
farmers are discouraged. and there
would be nothing 10 show.
Twenty-Five deaths due directly -
The heat we're reported in St Louis
Tuesday.
In Crawford county. No. birds are
cropping to the ground in large nu,n-
htrs and dying from the excessive
heat.
A Sweet Springs, No, the Their
moneter has registered all the way
from lo4 to 10 in the shade for =
days.
4 Coffeyyille CKasJ farmer. who
has 1000 acres of land in what was
wheat and what ought 10 be corn.
states that if it rains every dav for
week in gentle pour it viii not
raise an ear Of corn between Kansas
| City and CoffevvilIe."
John Chatham. an inmate of the
state soldiers home. at Quincy. H.
died from the effects of the heat. aged
IS years.
Al Hieo, Tex, lightning struck aud
Instantly killed Morgan PAYNE. aged
y; Grover Hammock. aged IL. and the
horses they We're riding. Bud PAYNE
was badly shocked, and it is believed
h" will not recover.
Martin Pearson, employed on a
! farm, near kewaaee. III, stepped into
the water for a bath while overhea,-
ed, and died within a few minutes.
EDWARD Smith, boy bout 10 wears
oia, while suffering from effects Of
heat, shot and killed himself at his
home in Mount Vernon. Ind.
Mrs. James Nash, aged 81. mother
OF County Clerk Nash, died from heat
rrostration at 81. Joseph. Mo. She
Was sick but few hours. Mrs. Eliza
CONNER, aged -, died from the same
cause.
Job" W Elm. a weIl-fo-do farmer
was overcome while AT work in tba
field. near Bloomington. H.. and BE.
came frantic. Three men were re-
CURED to control him. Owing 10 hi,
adtt1 ctd age, o., his coaGstior Is
deemed critical. He was convened Ia
tie asylum.
The Forrest City times., 1901-07-26

St. Louis. July 2i.-st. Louis cdH-
tinues TO swelter under the heat
wave The day opened sitting. with =
at a. ~. The mercury continued to
Climb, and at 2:s5 it marked 106.
The number of prostrations are in
ereasing. Several persons crazed by
heat are reported at the dispensary.
The mortality among children and
agcd people Is increasing.
There seems To be no relief in sight
The wave extends over Missouri and
far into Kansas. The weather bureau
secs no re'ief in sight.
j seph St. Clair, aged 81. driven mad
b, heat, attempted 10 kill himself lie
stabbed himself 81 times in the region
of the heart.
Every available ambulance has been
pes Ell into service and the dispen
sary and hospital physicians are wear
Inc out under constant and lone-con-
tinued service.
Iorty persons are known TO have
died OF heat between IL O'Clock noon
Tuesday and the same hour Wednes-
day.
Burial permits for this number
have been issued by the mortuary Of
fee. Permits issued later probab,y
will show an increase in this list.
The Forrest City times., 1901-07-26
BLanEs JUPITER.
Thi. astronomeF Predicts Relief
Absuf August IL

9cf. .. Eas-. .taie -As+-JngIlvr
Ces.--e >tockuter lays the rauss -
to -etent intense heat 70 reelection
RI Inc AS rays on the =ar-h I'm
Jupjtsl Ne say.
I have nvticed for several ye4ss
tlft JsTif i powerful rc.i-tscr--
f@r znore 80 than any other planet.
tIarL il vas ssx years ago thot tie
e-sffh T.a<sed H-erevrsn Jupiter an riie
s-tu- cLFng the winter sea.5a. -
hs.d 1i4af SEASON - days Of cse-rfl.n---
j. t..3lc rinter--;9 DAYS before ard -
las after Jupi-@s's opposition - lie
Sun .s1-e Ea'tEeci the ref. etiun -
= 4flifer ever since ssith tie "a % r
-lat. rs w. JUPITER as ~ obf93-
srt45n 80 The 81 On the 10Th q JaHt
We are Under Tn reflection 81 Saturn.
81 pre- Ell as well as that % IDiler
-ataru vtas IN r. position oa the IN
irsf- Z This : correct The - III vs4}I
irate -.e reflection Of Saturn a5oat
The 9TH of august. We -.aF then
s-.et. fos much lower fera-= -slre.
- II. sarth Ill not strike the -
leefi-u IF an other planet tefe r
he middle u Nosem}eT. H-4t a.
,Ctss moisture and j. productive u
dry Weather. t.AiIe drg ueats.r ~
crease ne hest from tar ~ ~ -.
sgiH. There sin Ia. b1t very fe-v el.c-
trIeal olffirD.ar causes te7lding - H.
Guee raia Hnt5I September.
The Forrest City times., 1901-07-26

We would therefore caution al ~
Pc against accepting taes= spSs.i
.aies. Insist upon having PEI.
There : No other internal remedy -.
catarrh that VII take lie gIscA :.
PerCra. Allow Il one = .1a-s~.s !.
you 70 The contrary.
L yol 60 1ot derive pronp. and ga.
-sfactory results rom Re sza = D
ru1a. write a oCce . D.. Ha---r.-
gIy.nE a fun statement q vaur csss
and be w.ll be Pleased { -ise ro1 !.
ya-ua5.e advice gratis.
Address D.. Hartman. P-es.5s-. =.
The Hartman Saoitarigm. C5.5ubvs
Ohio
The Forrest City times., 1901-07-26
WILL THE WORLD BJRN1
An Awful Heat Wave Prevailing
Throughout Kansas and
Missouri.
MANY DEATHS REPORTED At ST. LOUIS.
Tn. weather Bur~au Hold. put NJ
Hape for Immediate ReIsrf-s
seIentfne Writer says the Far
mace Doors Of the ssR Have Been
Thrown Open.

washington. Jaly zs.-Ths o1feials
OF the weather bureal hold out No
hope FOR inlme1lzte relief from ths
Drought ard intense beat p-efa-
Throughout The middle west Accord
ing 70 the weather bureau reports
there werr light showers in North
DAKOTA last night. bal Nth tbs ex-
eeption In. skies over tie stricken
region we're Clear.
The Forrest City times., 1901-07-26

Newcastle. Wxo.. Jolly "a band
q Sioux laeian-. under the leadership
q Sinking Bear. passed through here
a Wees ape. or route to BaHdor. on
kisit % The sheshones. L j. report
Cd the Indians have been slaa2hteriqs-,
Wild game IN old-time fashion. Came
"ardens arc OF The trail OF The roach
ers, aud arrests are expected.
The Forrest City times., 1901-07-26
An Invitation TO Grover.

New York. july .-EN-prseldent
Cleveland has been invited By the ci1i-
zens Of Caldwell. y. ]. 10 attend the
celebration Or tie Caldwell fire de-
partment. ON August 3. Mr. Cleveland
was born ~ Caldwell. When the ex-
president vas four years old his 7aiI!-
~ moved away, and he has never
visited the town since then.
The Forrest City times., 1901-07-26
He Never Worked.

Center Nillage, Conn, July 25.-Jo.
seph A. Bingham, of Andover. was
buried to-day. He enjoyed the UNIQUE
reputation Of being the LATEST man in
Connecticut. Bingham was so wears
old, and never in the memory of any
acquaintance had he done "A strok. q.
work
The Forrest City times., 1901-07-26

Kew York. July 24-Mouev On an 80
er at - per cent. prime mercantile rs-
PCT, si2no per cent. sterling EXCHANGE
larry steady. with actual business In
is4A.n4s5 for 81 DAYS: posted -, - ~
ana 4ssA4, commercial bills. 4SiGis4is. SiI9
ssr Ger ilhcatts unguoted. bar silver. III.
The Forrest City times., 1901-07-26
THURSDAY. July 25.
Grain md Provisions

St. Louis Flour Patents. -. 5eGfe -.
other grade 8. 4vIS.35. Wheat-No red.
6sl4 n6Fa4c Como. > mixed. 5si. ff5siyc.
Oats-No. :, 3oi4ailc. Hay-Timothy. sls. y
arse. new timothy, $l4e pdl5.5o. prairie,
81. 75ai5.oo. clover 81 rpdl450 Put
ter-Creamery. l4a21izc dairy. l30Iclxc
Esgs-FresE. Cu1c- Lard-Choice steam.
s.47i2. Pork New mess Sl1-5 E4con
Clear rib, sic, Wool-Tub- washed l5lt
u. Missouri aBo Illinois medium combin.l
lAzal1c; other srad,s. liulJl4c angora
goat hair Sul5c.
Chicago-C.osing quotations. Wheat
July. sale September 7Hasc; October. lie.
Cofn-Juiy. $50; September 90. ai55asc,
Oats-July, 85ssc, September 80. a3s7sc
Pork-July. $H21iz september 81 ~:
October $ii42tz, January. $40 Lard
July. $50 september, 8 .ylIs 12l.. Octo-
Der, sN.12i2 November. $50. December.
$S65, January, $50 Short ribs-JuIv,
s s2i2. September, Sl5d2. October, so;
The Forrest City times., 1901-07-26
No Relief at krnsa. city.

scorehing heat wave = prevalent ov@T
Kansas City. No. jus FL
tie southwest. aith conditions thar
make !, possible that 'he unprece-
deniod records q high Temperature
OF the past few weeks wiz oe eciipscd
In Ransss City a. II a N. The. wealth
er bureau reported iol.5 degrees. III.
HIGHEST ever recorded here that ea-iy
in the day. The temperature herr
last night averaged 80, and the at
rnosrhere vas extremely heavy ~leeT.
vas almost out Of the question. and
suffering was great. The only ram
for the past p hours in Missouri or
KaLsas is reported from Hays. kas,
near the center of that state, where 4
light shower fell. The temperature
In Kansas City a. noon was 104.
Many prostrations were reported
up to that hour in both Kansas City,
Nc, and Kansas City. Kas.
At O'Clock the government fher-
rnopeter registered I03, within one
degree Of the record Of l0s. which, Il
s. relieved, will be passed y a. least
two degrees.
twenty-five heat prostrations have
been reported in the to Kansas ,Ites
up to this time, four Of which proYea
fatal.
The Forrest City times., 1901-07-26
VI a'son W. Moore.

Denver, Col, july p Watson ".
Moore formerly a leading mcuBer e
the New Yori. tar. j. dead o. PARALYSIS
Of the brain, aged -. Mr. Moore
achieved international fame while=act-
ing as consul at Constantiaople dur
ing the Rasso-1urhish troubles.
The Forrest City times., 1901-07-26

FL Reno, OKLA, july 25-A good
shower fell shortly after noon. great
y relieving the thousands OF home-
seekers here.
The Forrest City times., 1901-07-26

SEASONS MARKED BT GREAT tx
| CEsssES OF TENPERA tt EE. S%DDE$
COST kAsTS AND EEI EADEDI%AEG
FOLLOW
The Forrest City times., 1901-07-26

Quotations for middling range as fol.
LOW. - Louis. si.e, New York : lie,