AN OFENi LETTER
To. MOTHERS.
T. ARF. S-SFRTING IN TltK COURTS ;0UR BIGHT 1
THK EXCLUSIVE USE OF TltE WORD "CASTORIA," AND
TITCHER'S CASTCRIA," AS OUR TRADEMARK.
; , DR. SAMUEL PITCHER, of Hyannis, Massachusetts,
was the originator of "CASTOR I A," the same that
ha Iwrne and doe$ npw bcar)ff on trery
the fac simile signature of CajfvcX wrapper.
This in the original, "C ASTORIA" which has been used in
he hvmek of 'Jhz' Mothers of America for over thirty years.
i LOOK CAREFULLY at the wrapper and sec that it is
the hind yon have always bougJU ij? on the
and juts the signature of (Syff&lcMk: wrap
per. No one has authority from me to use my name except
The Centaur Company, of which Chas. H. Fletcher is President.
Do Not Be Deceived.
Do not endanger the life of jour child by accept i in;
a cheap substitute which some druggist may otter you
(Kc.uim.: lie makes a few more pennies on it), the in
Urexlicnts of which even he does not know.
"The Kind You Have Always Bought"
BEARS THE SIGNATURE OF
It'WOUS I'MMTINU
Insist on Having
The Kind That Never Failed You.
Mrs. ft JOSEPHSOtt
Dry Goods
Gents' Furnishing Goods
BOOTS AND SHOES
HATS AND CAPS
fiOTIOMS AfiD FAMCY GOODS
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ALL POINT TO US.
Point to the PLANO LEVER BINDER, with fly wheel,
as the " King Bcc" of the harvest field. The only persons
that don't think so are the ones trviuer to sell inferior
machines. Oh ! how thev rant at the easy rumiiuir Piano.
WE SELL TH9M,
CHURCHILL & WOOLLEY.
Health is Wealth !
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THEN USE
Pure Fresh Drugs
SOLD BY
A. C. MARSTERS & CO.
Prescriptions
Filled Accurately
And With Dispatch.
A Full Line of Patent Medicines and
, Toilet Preparations.
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ltt niglit, which was icpulfeJ. The be
havior bt llie troops was tint. Ueofial
.!rci reports he liohla the tailroail
Iruiu Santiago to Sin Loir, and hat
raised tome rails and a lridgt.
"I'undo has atrlved at I'alnia Soriano.
Ths Krsucli consul, with about 400
French citixtn, rams into (..arris's line
yesterday from Santiago I have Jl
reeled lliiui tu treat thou with evriy
omitfay oil.lt. 11 At Tax. "
Th iliiUli of iivueral Sliatcr
! tiirsks lur itst-If, ami as Vdjitanl-Uen
iiat Cut hi u ), tell what a rirsperats
light our kIUdI I roups liuva U-eo iu.
j U was rt-ceivd aflor a lull of Jitl hours in
tlliri.il infor tiutiiin IY.mii tlio iit. Al
! lirsl, when il Uriiin known ilixt ho
Anieticau comatandcr had reported the
defenses to te strong, ami tbat it would
le impossible to carry thetu ty storm
with his preceut force, there was mo
mentarily a wave of deep apprehension.
Uut this was not shared by the military
authorities hrre.
Other news also came to the depart
inciiir. ma American army was not
aioue feeling IhueUocl of this three
daj s' shock ut arms. Oeflnite, positive
iuforuiatiou asalhaud that Santiago
had been literally torn to pieces ; of Jihs
meek aud mm of demolished buildiugs,
and that the c-panisu casualties num
In-red fully ltXK).
llns was a lilting offset to any iiialmi
raised ly the reports from the American
Hues. This information came from one
of the foreign couault stationed at Santl-
who reported to the representatives
oi his country in Washington the fearful
havoc within the city wrought by the
American army aud the fleet.
j iue distress m the city even before
I the battle was dearly shown by the ac
tioa m eviv.uk out ralious ol half
i ihjul'I daily to his fellaw-couutrymen
i a lew li unit red m number, for the last
, month. Evidently there was uo food to
be had, the Spanish luililaiv fonts liav
i iug Ukcu every available pound. Onl
; by tliia olhcial tliMributioo of ratioi.s
jtheforeigu colony luuld they be kept
from s'arvatioii.
I Then cauie brief hut graphic recitals of
tlia Urrible effect of the American uttack
from 1 tnd aud st-a The bursting shells
from our lleet had iLue the greatest
djuugu iuslde of the city, its soldiers
being moved dowu with the shot and
solid projectiles. The Spauieh general
Liuaiae, was seriously wounded. This
last fact has been ruJgingly admitted
from .Madrid, but the report reaching
here left uo room for doubt as to the ker
louauesii of this feature. With it was the
further fact that the Spuuiau casualties,
cvru oeuma iuo onireutumenu, ran up
to 1000 and w ere etjual to that of the fear
lead meu who fought in the opeo.
With all the light furnished on the sit
uatbn, direct and indirect , il was appar
eat that each side had suffered terribly
with cot a perwl of lull for those iu
poet nun to measure their conditions
bury their dead, care fur their wounded
and prepare for the graver conflict
cotue.
The combined American and Cuban
fjrcei uow under the command of ien
era! Thaller amounted, Uenfial Miles
said, to 23,000 men, while those avails
ble for the Spaniards were probably 3-
000 soldiers. These included, however.
the men at llolguin, presumably about
10,000, and the force under auother
Spanish general, amounting to about
S000 men. ieneral Miles did not say
whether the two bodies of men last re
ferrcd lo bad actually joined General
Liuuras, but the understanding here
I but they haye not.
Many Officers Killed Wounded.
e. I lent bhaJier had detsrmiuud upou a
bold uk-V dash to lake the city before
Spanish, reiuforcwmeul could arrive, and
tie end his men did the work well.
it 5 o'clock the city wae taken and
the American force began entariug the
city. In the meaulim Sampeoo's war
ships weie doing-deadly work upon the
batteries. The Spanish forts were il
lenced end Sampson, s warships eutered
the harbor and opened Are upon the
Spanish fleet, ttis reported that to
Spaalsu waasbipa were sunk aud the
others captured, also that Santiago line
formally surrendered.
It bad bees, learned Irotn Cuban
scouts that Spanish reinforcements num
bering ueerty UO.OCO meu were hasten
tug to reinforce their army iu Sauliago.
which no doubt hastened the attack b
Shatter' army. It was a gloriourt vie
bjry hut. oi a great cost of life. Tin cai
ualities will, it is telieved, reach thou
sands, the lose being beat y on both
sides.
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At Genera! Shatter's headquarters.
Jrriday, July 1, 0 p.m. by Associated
Frees ispatcli-loat C'yutbia to Tort
Autocio, July 2, 'J p. in. via Kingston
July 2, 11 :3o p. m. General Shaffer's
army has had its baptism of Gre. With
desperate courage and mad dash ol the
velcraua, it has conquered the Spanish
works before. Santiago, and his force is
diivitig the euemy into the streets of the
city. The victory was won at a heavy
ct in killed and wounded. It is iut
I'Mb ib io to estimate the lossei at this
writing, but it is believed they approxi
mate 500.
The Spanish loss must have been
hsavy. The Spaniards, opposing Gen
cral I.aw ton'a division, lost in killed sod
wounded, or prisoners, 2,000 men, and
tbe loe on the center and left must have
been double that number. Most of our
troops took possession during the night,
although Geueral Dates' reserves did not
come up till morning General Law ton's
division, on the extreme right, support
ed by ( apta.n Capron s battel y; Gener
al Kent's divisou, in the center, and
General Wheeler's division on the left,
euppcited by Grimei' battery planted
on the hill, formed a line w hich stretch
c I across (he whole width of tbo basin Id
which Siuliago lies, a distance of fully
five miles. Immediately In front of Law
tou lay Cauey, surrounded by block
houses aud entrenchments and sgainet
this position were the opposition's efforts
dirr ted.
Another Account.
M1 niNuruN, July 2. News received
frua. I'.uya del Ests near Santiago says
the bittle at Santiago which raged all
day yesterday, lasting until dark, was
renewed early this luomiutf. Foot by
foot our forces pressed the Spanish out
posts into the city and begao the assault
upou the Spauish stroughold. It was
the greatest battle of moderu times.
Uudu a jltbcilug fire fiom the Spanish
warehips aud land batteiies, aud under
the scorching heat of a tropical sun, the
American trojjs uiaJj a brava, brilliant
charge. They were supported by artil
lery, including heavy siygy guns, which
rained a deadly lire upon the retrealiog
Spanish column. Tim battle raged even
more fi i culy tliiin yesteiday. It was
Spirit of the Army.
i tie spirit oi tuo army is as nigu as
that of the uavy. The lighting ol the re
gulars, the voluuteers. the rough riders,
before Santiago i like that of 1 'ewer's
sneb before Manila. They are no holi
day soldieis, no mere posers iu unifoi me,
uokid-Kuvgutry, shriokiug from rough
work or danger, Tbsy are mettlesome
fellows, dashing for aid as did the men
wbotcaled l ookout mouutaiu thirty Qvo
years ago, to do their full duty.
Itoossyell' rough riders bad good ei
cuse for not going with shatter expe
dition. They wer not permitted to take
their horses, hut they went. It as ex
pected that they would wait for horses
at the poita of lauding in Cuba, but Ibex
didn't. It was supposed they would
want to come ou the stage of wsr iu their
picturesque, uuiue character as daih
iug horsemen, but these college men and
cowboys, these athletic fellows of the
city and the frontier, broke away (im
llieir hobby aud went into battle with
out llourish and inarched straight at the
enemy. Thr hadn't been trained to
tighliug on foot or in the bueh, but tbi-y
met the issue squarely aud fought it out.
In this the rouh riders were like the
regulars and t lie volunteer infantry. All
were typical American soldierj, not only
in that thev were courageous, but in the
enthusiasm that goes with belief in a
righteousness ol cause and with uu-piec-lioning
devotion to the Hag. All these
meu ucderrtind the Cubau question.
Their hearts are iu the work and they
have counted the cost of war. officers
and men realize what victory will mean
and what defeat will io vol ve. They real-
Us also that the t'nited states o! this
day will be judged by w bat her BoHiers
io Cuba do and the way in w hich they
do it Never In any war were the pw
pie ol a nation so close to the soldiers
lighting, the nation's battles as are Amer
ican people to the soldiers in Cuba.
Some days ago a - noted Englishman
said that if Sampson ,s and Schley's me n
failed at Santiago the world would con
dado that the Anglo-Saxon race was de
teriorating. Judged by the men on ships
under I swey and Sampson, or by the
men ou land under shatter the Aoglo
SsAons are holding their own. Kurope
no doubt is watching them with alm-t
as much interest as America.
And what shsU be said of the Cubans,
who have kept fsith, who are doing their
full part in the fightiog, who are moving
in line of battle with the Americans, and
who are as ready as the Americans
where danger threatens T The world is
watching them, too, and it will not fail
to give tbera due credit lor sterliog qual
ities showing out iu the white light of
war. Inter Ocean.
A Water Curtain
The idea of protecting buildiugs
against fire from without by means of
water curtain, to be made to fall al
sround the structure, appears to be gain
iua favor, having the indorsement of
some of the most experienced profession
al experts in (bis line, and the plan
exciting special t'.'en'vm in i;iiicago
where il is being applied to the great
l'ublic Library building. The arrange
ment 'is extremely simple. A sevcu
inch steel wster main is laid around the
top of the structure, upon the broad
stone table formed by the top of the
coping, this piiw having connection
with force pumps situated In the base
merit, and, through perforation properly
arranged, insures the introduction of
substantial sheet of
to pavement.
water from cornice
Tao visitors at Camp black hud ualut.
ed a General and passed on, ras the
New York Suu, when one chuckled and
said :
"I never tueet an army officer of that
rank that I am not reminded of an iucid
nt that occurred on tho veranda of a re
tired General's bouse where I was a visi
tor. He had just been retireJ. He had
beeu a brave soldier, and bis advance
moot was due to merit. Hat his excel'
lent wife had the reputation of command
ing the li'jtue lielJ. Her word was lw.
'A quick witted son of the old sod had
beeu employed about the place as gener
al utility ruo. He bad the usual weak
ness, which caused him lo be forgetful,
and on (he day I was there be had re
ceived bis discharge from the w ife for
overindulgence There was an sgrseable
party on the veranda as 1'at passed with
bis bundle on bis shoulder. He baited
immediately in front of the General and
saluted him, snd then be esid, in the
hearing of the General's company ;
Good-bye, sor. . 1 can laive, sor, Ve
can't!'"
l"rom Kentucky The Colonel 1 be
lieve there's a doctor who claims that
buuiau beiugs could get along without
stomachs.
The Major Where does he expect us
to put our liquor, sab? New York
World.
G to the Koseleaf for the beut cigars, j
SURE DEATH
Gopher Poison I
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A emtio of rntisfai'tixn tlilted o'er lur
pretty face
As with her iiiitililo tinguci tlrcw rlo
every pin fiom plucc,
And then rcuiovetl thu diadi ni uluili
was to her no deal1,
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