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500 skirts, sos.

Lot Of black and coIored broadcIoth
skirts: fun fiariEg and perfect in hang;
in several shades; best Innings and
bindings for $4-9S tomorrow instead of
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The District Commissioners last fan is
sued an order to lay i cement sidewalk on
the Fifteenth Street and Pennsylvania
Avenue fronts Of the Treasury Building,
bslt owing 70 the low state of the@funds
Ia the appropriation from which this
work would have TO be paid. il was not
undertaken by the Engineer Department,
and a special appropriation was Included
in the estimates of the Commissioners for
this work The matter was called to the
attention of the committees in Congress,
but no appropriation was made
Now. Commissioner Beach has forward
ID Il motion TO his colleagues, recommend
ing that the order be Cancelled in view Of
the fact that Congress failed to make the
necessary appropriation
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II. II. DarneiIl@, the Assessor. has rec
commended the granting Of the request Of
H. 9. BureE4 for the reduction Of the as
sessment on the personal property OF VIII
lard Hotel for the current year, o. the
ground that two-thirds Of the building
was demolished. and that the hotel has
been in process Of reconstruction during
the greater part OF the fiscal year. 1t IS
understood that the Commissioners viii
approve the recommendation
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Boys waists, l25C.

Lot of boys fancy percaIe shirt
waists; pleated back and front; good
patterns and well made waists which
sell everywhere for 25c. Tomorrows
special price, PFC
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LOSING THE TRADE OF CUBA
4 Statement Showing a Decrease
in American Exports.

The European Countries Sending
Larger Quantities of Supplies to
the IsIand-Figures as to Foreign
Commerce for Eight Months.
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In reply to a request for information
from d. W Classic. attorney for Col. Il
II. F. Won Stamp. relative to the proposed
construction Of the sewer IN blocks and
RosedaIe and sherwood, the Commits
sioners have decided TO transmit the FOL
lowing
"A contract for the construction of the
boundary sewer from near Seventeenth
Street TO Twenty-first Street and A
Streets northeast has been awarded 70 Jotn
Jacoby. but the Worl, upon the sewer Is
not in progress. The right of way for
the construction Of this sewer across lots
/ , 3. (. Il. 10. and 1e. block 4, Rosedaie
and sherwood subdivision, was secured
from Allen c Clark. who holds tax tue
TO the lots in question. All the right OF
way pa pers were submitted to a local title
insurance company for title certificate
previous to making settlement for the
right to construct this sew er across prl-
vate property aid the papers are now IN
the United States Treasury, with voucil-
eTS for the same.
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Sill skirts, S7.9S.

Lot OF very stylish black broadcioth
skirts with tucked founces which are
very wide; fun haring and perfect
fitting, for $7.SS, tomorrow instead Of
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External P0ES0zgS
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Soft Healthy Skin

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ga SET q TT a.
e..,.tb. 1Tha Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature % L|N2A5tzzsf
NO MORE LYNCHED
Posse Fails to Capture Fourth Negro
COnsp1rafOr'

Carrollton, Miss, Aug. 2.-The air has
been rife with rumors of additional
lynchings all day, but in each case the
reports nave been without foundation.
A posse of men are securing the coun-
try in an effort to apprehend several
negroes suspected of completely in the
murder of Mr.. and Mrs. Taliaferro on
Tuesday night last, but up to 9 O'Clock to-
night no arrests have been made. The
only persons lynched in connection with
the murder were the three negroes, full
details of which were sent in these dis
patches last night. Sheriff Woodan
stated tonight that he had released all
negro witnesses and that no further
trouble was anticipated. The town to-
night is quiet.
New Orleans. Aug. 1.-The Picayune's
Carrollton, Miss, special says: None of
the armed men who went to the Taliferro
neighborhood have returned. The sheriff
and two deputies who went this morning,
are reported on their return that so far
as they could learn the mob had not
killed anyone today. They have been
chasing Sanie Sutton. a sister Of AIelford
NIcCray, all day, but have been unable
to come UP with her. This is the woman
whom the committee turned loose yes
terday. believing she was innocent. She
went Immediately to her home and spent
the night. is said. however that she
heard the mob this morning before they
got to her home and managed to get out
Of the way.
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conflicting. The officials of the Colon
bian legation are at q loss to understand
the report of President Castro's declara-
ton of marshal law on the ground that
his country is being invoded by Colon
bia. The revolution headed by DR.. Cal
viTas, VINO crossed the Venezuelan Dor
der from Colombia, where he had taken
refuge, is said to be in a sense an inva-
sion by CoIombians. DR.. Galvira's be
longed to the party of Adrade. who was
Overthrown by Castro, and it is stated
in diplomatic circles that he IS simply
heading a rebellion of Venezuelans
against Castro's authority. No definite
information has been received here re-
garding the whereabouts Of General
Tribe, who in turn IS heading a move
ment against the present government
of Columbia from the Venezuelan side.
The last news of his whereabouts was
that he was at Maracaibo, and had not
yet crossed into Colombia, where it was
supposed he would attempt to effect
juncture with Marin, noted guerilla who
is still carrying on vestige of the last
revolution in the mountains of the cen
trail range of the Andes
At the Colombian legation here, the
movement headed by Tribe, is not con-
sidered at all serious thus far A report
received here on July &c last gave news
of projected simultaneous invasion of
Colombia from Venezuela, Ecuador and
Nicaragua. Nothing has been heard
from the movement since
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A Minister,s Good Work.

'I had a severe attack of bilious colo.
got bottle of Chamberlain's Collie, Chol-
era and Diarrhoea Remedy. took two
doses and was entirely cured" says Rev.
A. A. Power. of Emporia. Kan. My
neighbor across the street was sick for
over a week, had two or three bottles of
medicine from the doctor. He used them
for three or four days without relief.
then called in another doctor who treated
for some days and gave him no relief,
so discharged him. I went over to see
him the next morning. He said his bow
els We're in a terrible fix, that they had
been running off so long that it was al
most bloody flux. I asked him if he had
tried Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy and he said No
went home and brought him my bottle
and gave him one dose; told him to take
another dose in fifteen or twenty minutes
if he did not find relief. but he took no
but he took no more and was entirely
more and was entirely cured" For sale
by all druggists
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TOMORROW NEVER COMES
Strike Troubles viii Have Another
Conference

Pittsburg. Pa. ug .2-Judging by in
dicatlcns that are practically fact. peace
or VIZ II me steel trouE-11 WILDE an
nounced from New York CITY tomorrow.
When the amalEamated executive board
adjournFi this cEeuln... President Shauer
announced that anotHCr Ileetiug would be
held tomorrow. There VIII proDabiy be
meeting here tomorrow of "a portion
of the board but the national officers Will
bc IN New ork- They left for that city
tonight st 10 clock. The circumstances
leading APP 10 this unexpected trip. while
not officially made known. are evident
enough 70 suhs,altiate the story which
follows:
During the day many kilograms were
received at the association conference
rooms. the last coming just before adj
lournment. and We're answered. promptly.
This answer was in all probability the
announcement of the New York people
that the trip would be made hy the Of
iiCials tonight. carrying Out an arrange
Uent entered into at Eeryl Preston. s
rooms I'D the Hotel Henry d short time
before.
AT about $50 IN. Messrs. Shafter.
Williams and Chappelle went 10 Mr. Pres
ton rooms and were closeted with him
standing Is that q TINS NEE ing Mr.. Pres
ton made know ntne combination s only
concessions IN the matter Of re-uneuing
the wage conference wheer it left or
This concession was in the shape az a
demand that Il q ne wconferenCe is
granted Il must oe specifically stated be-
forehand what IS expected 10 be accom-
plished what what IS TO be covered and
what companies are 70 participate.
This brings the watetE up To the Anal
Eauated association and the mission of
its high officials To New York is Doubt
les - convince the steel people there that
q new conference IS essential 10 peace and
an amlcaole settlement OF the strike
troubles
The conference today was n repetition
OF NeSfe rlgE. The stritceSr k4ud OF secrecy
being maintained as - The hapepa!ngs
inside the room.
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MAY ADIuST MATTERS
Russian Enbrssador 10 United states
secs Home.

St. Petersburg. Aug. 2-Count Casiuni.
tre Russian ambassador to the United
States who arrived here recently. VIII be-
uesdey next The anbassat.or VIII -
main here fortnight. VIII spe1d two
weeks II Narienoad. and W-i t1en return
minister. n Dewitte. aud * IS cous- isrcd
uulik1lE that Count lassifi-ll s r-f
in . Petersburg f.l i-E
change t1e sitEati0u respecting re sugar
bassador - unable e. taf1T lielt on te
question whether Russia ll f Ze
TIE decision ~ TIE United states supreme
There s. 4 .5se-.osrrlrn IN several quarters
here = hons for . settlement -lrqusl b
new commercial treaty
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| BUSINESS
IS BETTER
Much of Late Planted Corn Is
Saved.
JULY FAILURES LESS
Last Years Exceed This
Years by 90,
STRIKE IS THE THORN
Advanced Fancy Prices Have
Not Been Paid.
STRIKE is THE THORN

! New York, Aug. 2.-R. G. Dun & Co. IS
review Of trade viii say tomorrow:
Continued favorable weather conditions
have resulted in the saving of much late
planted corn and in the northwest ideal
weather for spring wheat harvest has
been enjoyed. As this is the point tina
business in all parts of the country has
been most carefully watched. the general
feeling is better than week ago. The
disposition on both sides to settle the
steel strike has not yet resulted in am
agreement and the labor situation is thus
kent prominent
Official returns of pig iron production in
the urSt half Of the year show a record
Dreaik1ng aggregate of 7,17.7l3 tons. ex-
ceeolnS the remarkable output of the
previous year by - GA tons. The sec
ond half Of 1901 has opened with a much
greater capacity Of active furnaces and
the 1ul year promises a considerably
larger total than the Is, 7S9 .242 tons pro-
cuced in 1900. During the past week
leading mills have placed large contracts
for early delivery and inquiries for
forms OF finished steel are abundant.
There is less disposition to pay fan
prices for products that were advanced
by the strike. which is an evidence of the
general belief in early resumption
work. An unfavOrable showing for the
first half year in both exports and out
put Of copper resulted in the first alter
alton in nominal pric since the advance
to II cents eight months ago.
NiOlen fluctuations have marked the
course Of corn ~rices. The top point of
the previous week were not regained.
but traders on the short side Of the mar
ket were compelled to cover at loss.
The decrease in marketing is not in pro-
portion to the adv in price. What
ever benefit may have accrued from the
high level in prices, it certainly has driv-
en- foreign buyers out of the market. At
lantic exports for the week amount to
only 764176 bushels against 8 .931 bush
els year ago and OBJ two years ago
at a difference in price of IS and p cents
to spectators. but in legitimate trading,
for the week reaching 81 bushels
against 5.020,761 last year and 4. 734363 two
years ago. while Atlantic exports were
1856 bushels against 2,373,7S9 in 1900
and 3765, 7S7 in 1893
Dealers in some drouth stricken dist
riots have couutermanded orders for foot
wear, and these cancellations are felt
mainly by western makers, but as a
whole the industry is in a healthy posi-
ton. Leather IS quiet. shoe factory buv
ing lightly on account of large supplies
taken recently. Liberal arrivals II hides
tend 70 depress values.
Wool has at last risen slightly above
the lowest point in four years. The cot
ton market awaits the government report
in a duh and weak position.
Failures in July were 69l in number,
against 793 last year and Sl,O35,9s3 in
amount of Liabilities against 9,T1,115 in
1900
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He WENT TOO FAR
Prisoner Is Lynched on Attempt TO
Defame Girl.

Smithville. Tenn. Aug. 2.-Chas Davis
on trial for criminal assault upon Miss
Kate Hues was taken from the court
room b. q mob Of the friends and rela-
tives Of Ia egirI and lynched. The i'm
mediate cause OF the lynchiug was the
introduction Of witnesses in an alleged
effort 70 defame the riri : character
Davis made an effort u jump from the
second story window bit was captured
before he escaped. Excitement runs
about 1900 men being IN town from tle
country. The sheriff, deputy. con-
stable and the defenda nt's father were
wounded in q clash with the mos-
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Astounded dc Editor.

Editor S A. Brown. OF Bennattsville.
s. c. was once immensely surprised.
Through Ions suffering from Dyspep-
STA" he writes. my wife was greatly
run down. She had no strength or vigor
and suffered great distress from her
stomach. but she tried Electric Bitters,
which helped her at once. oHd' after US
ing four bottles. she IS entirely well, can
eat anything. It's a grand toaic, and its
general laxative qualities are splendid for
torpid liver For Indigestion, Loss Of
Appetite. stomach and Liver Troubles,
it's q positive guaranteed cure. Only soc
at c. Behring's Pharmacy.
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ALL KINDS OF WAR
Trouble in Columbia and Venezuela
Is Very Serious

washington. Aug 2-1he political sit
uation in The neighborias republics %
Venezuela and Colombia ard me possi-
bilty ~ var between these two states
is attracting much attention IN the dip
lomatic Circles Should Wy actEal3y re-
salt ghe authorities 81 earn co1ntEy
would not only have u deal slih for
eisn enemies. bur also with dausesuc
foes. rs each CO the COUNTRIES has noV
What practically amounts to a cls-il vaT
on its hands.
Neither the Venezuelan nor TIE CoioEn-
a!aa here has much direct Information
ard the cable reports are exceedingly
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To Save Her Child

From frightful Disagreement Mrs. Nan
ME Galleger, of "a Grange, Ca, applied
Bucllen's Arnica Salve to great sores on
her head and face, and writes its quick
cure exceeded all her hopes. It works
wonders n Sores, Bruises, Skin Erup-
tons, Cuts, Burns. Scalds and Piles. 25c.
Cure guaranteed by G. Behring's Phar-
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Eleven Harvest Hands Robbed.

Kansas City Citv. Kan. Aug. Three
highwaymen late last night held up elev-
en- harvest hands in the railway Yards
here and secured 500. seven watches and
some other jewelry. The harvesters have
been in Oklahoma and were on their way
10 work in the Kansas fields. They were
asleep in an empty freight car. The
highwaymen forced them at the point
of revolvers 10 stand up I'm a row. their
hands up while they We're searched. The
robbers escaped TO the territory.
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Engine RoiIer Exnlodes.

Atlanta. Ca. Aug. 1.-The boiler of the
engine of the Western and Atlantic pas
senger train which left this city at S:I5
this morning exploded at Bolton at S.s5
a. m, fatally injuring Fireman J. T..
Aenchbacher OF Atlanta and badly fniur-
ing Engineer n. V. Bell. also of Atlanta.
The engine was demolished and the bag
gage car derailed. Assistance has been
hurried n the ecane
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Sealed proposals will be received at the
office Of the Oklahoma Agricultural and
Mechanical College at Saltwater, Okla
homa, up to September 2, 1901, at noon,
FOR the construction of one or all of the
following buildings. A certified check for
five per cent Of the amount Of the bid
must accompany each proposal as a for
felt in case the successful bidder fails to
enter into a satisfactory contract. Funds
for the payment Of the work viii be de-
rived from levy for the purpose ordered
by the last legislative assembly.
/. An addition to the Library building.
2. An Engineering building.
8. 4 barn.
Plans and specifications Of items one
and two may be examined at the Office
OF J. Foucart, architect, Guthrie, Okla
homa.
Plans and specifications of item three
may be examined at the Office of c. c.
Cooke, architect. Saltwater, hahoma.
Plans and specifications of all the build
ings may be examined at the Office Of the
college at Saltwater. Oklahoma
The board Of regents reserve the right
70 reject any or all bids at its meeting.
s1 the Office OF the college, Tuesday. Sep
TENDER 8. 1901, at which time contracts
VIII be let IF satisfactory bid is received.
Bids must be in sealed envelopes with
the name Of the building on which bid is
made written thereon, enclosed in a sec
ond envelope addressed TO the Building
committee.
Agricultural and Mechanical College.
5-Sat-3t Saltwater. Oklahoma.
Good service courteous Treatment
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FOR WHOoPiNG COUGH.

Both my 'hLc-en were taken with
wnooping cough writes Mr.. O. +. Dat
ton Of D9nvilic III. "A small bottle of
FoLET'S HONEY AND TAR cured the
cough and saved me a doctors bin" c.
Gehring, $9>E. Douglas; Geo Van yver-
den. S-S \. Main; Wichita Drug Co. no L.
DouElas.
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Four People Drownedin River

Huntngtos. ". Va. Aug. 1.-The waves
from passing steamer near Central CITY
late last night upset a small boat con
tanning pleasure party, drowning four
people. Their names are.
MRS. Amy EdENING. aged Is.
KATHLEEN IEMlNG. daughter
aged "a.
IONGENE and THEODORE ASPER-
son. grandchildren OF Mrs. Hemiug.ag ed
g and : years.
Two other occupants Of the boat were
rescued. None Of The bodies have been
recovered.
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suEgest Colorado. famous the world over
Tor its magnificent mountain scenery ana
picturesque summer resorts. which are
located on the Denver & Rio Grande.
The Scenic Line C. the World Very
low tourist and circle tour tickets are
now ca sale via this line 70 al points
Of interest We have one circle tour IN
particular, of l,ooo miles for s1Sco which
comprises more noted scenery than any
similar trip in The world II you want %
know more about Colorado and its Won
derful attractions. write FER Illustrated
pamphlets, sent free on application 70 S.
b Hooper. 9. P. ard T. a. Denver. Colo.
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-. Yginslorv,s soofhinc srr.r,,,

- . NlsINasa mp
Has been used Tor over FIFTY YEARS
by MILLIONS OF MOTHERS for their
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the best remedy for DLARRHCEA, Sold
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Soothing Syrup" and AXE no other kind.
twenty-five cents a bottle.
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Uruqerway Not yYake visit.

The Hague, Aug. People who are in
close association with Mr.. Kruger says
that up to the resent it has not been
decided that the Boer statesman viii
visit the United States.
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inquiry. It IS now said that the proceed
ings in open court viii probably not oc-
cupy more than two weeks or q month
at the most. This comparatively short
time is based upon the expectation that il
would be necessary TO call only a few of
the persons who participated in the West
Indian naval campaign. The officials do
not care for reDetitions of the uncontro-
verSed testimony and they feel that naval
officials who were on the fleet really
know anything of the motives which
moved the commanders.
Judge Advocate General Lemley. wi
leave Washington tomorrow morning for
a month vacation along the St. Lawrence.
During his absence the judge advocate
generals Office will get in touch with the
witnesses whose testimony is desired so
that they all will be ready to appear be-
fore the court when wanted.
Captain Parker of Admiral Schley
counsel left Washington today, eXpectln
to return 1ext week to complete his
search Of the records IN the navy depart
ment.
VIM. Finn Of Lima, O., obtained ex-
cellent results from the use Of FOLEY s
KIDNEY. CURE. 1T relieved my back
ache and severe pain over the hips. 1t
toned my system and gave me new vim
and energy. 1t is an honest and reliable
remedy, a sure cure for all kidney
diseases" G. Gearing, 900 E. Douglas;
Geo. Van Werden, 92S n. Main; Wichita
Drug Co, 10 z. Douglas.
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ROUGH RIDERS MEET
Fighters Hold Conference and Elect
Officers

Colombo Springs. Aus 2-The Roose-
welt hough RIDERS association. which is
holding its Reunion here elected the fol-
lowing officers roricht-
Captain Frederick Muller. Santa Fe.
\. H. president, Lieutenant Dave Lclhy.
Ration, y AZ. first vice president Quar-
fermaster Sergeant King Henley OF Win
slow. AriE- second vice president: Cap
tain ". II Dame, Cerriucs. y. n. sec
reiarv and treasurer
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ANNOUNCEMENT

COMMISSIONER ANNOUNCEMENT.
hereby announce myself a candidate
Tor nomination as Commissioner in the
Third County Commissioner district. sub
Ject TO the decision of the Republican
commissioner convention for said district
JOHN T. HESSEL, Cheney, Kan
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Half rate tuition to any entering West
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Monday, 5th instant, for five weeks, two
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MIR. Daniel Bantz. Otterville. ia. 50

Mr. Daniel Bantz. Otterville, Ia says:
'Have had asthma and a very bad cough
for years. but could get no relief from
the doctors and medicines tried. until I
took FOLEY7S HONEY AND TAR. It
gave immediate relief. and done me more
good than ell the other remedies COM
bined.'' c. Cehring. 100 z. Douglas; Geo.
Van Werden. S2S y. Main; Wichita Drug
Co., 10 z. Douglas.
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