The daily morning Astorian., July 13, 1899, Image 3

TUB -DAILY AST0U1AN. 'JlOSDAY MOKSLNO. JULY 18. 1899.
Beware; of
CMmntrt ebould btwar of tht cheep and"
tgrforior wMitlog powdtn said to bo Joat a
Washing Povd
Tkty ro Bot-tlirr. 1 oothlof m good u
poulna 0OUr O0r for U cImuIrk
Ami tha boiM. Aik fur 00LO DUST
mt Inalst ob getting h. Mada only by
THE N. K. FAIR8ANK COSPANT,
,'tl.Uoli NtwVori tsslea
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i nil iitK oi m (;i.i;i i: hurts.
I'vvr llilnil ncwiinJ nohb) In KASlrKN NECK WEAK.
BUFFUM & PENDLETON
IIiilterH nnd KiirnlHliern.
1M Third Street, Corner Stark, PORTLAND, OKKGON.
Stop and Think!
Art Vow 0Mlrir
The Rent Meal.
The Hent Liquor.
Or The Bent Ued
That cant had In the til,? lff C DlCtllirit1
(tl.lW.uMyouh.v.not vlalt.d J IsO I flUldl. It
Far those who require gauln t4.
May gt tnfe wit seoaoesy all thai Ikty awd,
Thoussnds was knew II bar freely eoar.d
That of all lk greet aalarers -J KIT I 'h IIET.
Look, fur It'eslitn of "JBFF'r" ml lake nooilier. Established ttity jrrra.
Columbia Electric
and Repair Co,
SuoceHHor to
COLUMBIA IRON WORKS
Blacksmiths
BoIlerMakers
Machinists
Foundrymen
Logging (Engines llulll nnd Rcpnlrctl.
Heavy Forging Under Power Hammer a Specially
Suit .Mn".Ftict.rcrs of the t'nhurpscil
. . . V Harrison Sectional'' Propellor Wheel ...
Con tnii tors fur Klt'ctrio Liglitu ami Power Plants.
RusseI, Automatic Engine
(Up & ... J
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nit ;t.i iiiiiltiifs of
A. II. .VKKILL,
"MnnnKer.
C. Jg TRBNCHARDa
... cyb(afJxcJayacati
Combs.onJisroktie. ; ftm
insurance and ,Sh1lppjfl0'. Ag.utw.K.Ao..andi'aciflotapreMcoi.
Pacific Sliet
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KNOX
Summer Styles.
Loggers
Supplies
Kept in Stock
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KiiKino lttiileis, Atills.
RUSSELL & CO.,
Portlmul, Oregon.
Metal Works
spice
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Syrnp
Tin a Specialty.
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ENROLLMENT
OF RECRUITS
One Hundred Men Are Received
tbe First Day for Thirtieth
Infantry.
HAVE QUOTA IN TWO WEEKS
Ttitfi Volunteers Are rrtm Ulnoli,
Mlchlian and Wis
consin. ( Ill 'AHJ. Jul' It --Incomplete riwirl
from th W recruiting station In th
lates Of lllltiole. MUh gun. and Wiser
.In that ar rt.argrd wllh illllng We
l9 men who are lo comprise th Tntr-
tleih rnlni'iil. I'nllKl Hial" volunteers.
nvMltUi at Fori tHi-rtdail Indlcil
alxiul 1 rnlLsnvnt fur (lie drat day.
(irtroli iuk-a th lead wllh JJ mn.
If Hi" avnrug day of nlltmein la
nwlnlslnl. the qunlu of Indiana, Iowa.
a'M lllln-.le W.II tw filled In ! lliart lwu,v,rDI
wrrk. The recruiting mrrr In twi I
rliy nilnka lh avrait lll 1 liwrraafd
-lii h nw of h rtilUiimtiH of vol.
uiKi-rra la Ihorouthiy il iwrnlinc-J.
IUWI.UOAK MX1JIUATIN
Tianm-mtinrnul Un I'r.dtr tln otitn1
uf tli Va'idrrfcllu Haiti to Hv a
Cprtaimy In ih Nrar Kutur
NKW YOHK, July li-Tnc TrUiun
lui'i: One of ttia crr.atnli'a ot the tin
jll.iant futurw, In tha opinion of Wall
frt. la Ihr aalahlluimrnt Of tranat
miitliw nlal rallaay luw und.r Vandrr.
Wit inrol. Th bunion & AH-y. '
New Vork IVntral and th Vwl Hh 'ra
ar th. Vandrriilll line Unking Nw
Vork ami UjaMn, rtie ra! cltlf. of lha
.i. rn seaboard with Huffalu; and Hut.
fa!., la Joined to Chicago by the Lake
rlhore. Ui Mlchetan Central and th
Nkkel I'lale.
Th Chicago at Northaeatern. which I
nraclically a Vaiideiti.i: road, alretcttiea
wwiaani frn ChUwgo to tmha. wtnre j
It tiira Uia I'nl n Pacific, a controlling I
tmer-l In which a.J the Vanderbllts are
j
r. J
crcllled wttli holding. Th wca.ern term.
tn f the I'ulon Pao.flo ar Oranger,
Wyo.. and ugden. l.tah, at tMitn points
the rad connecting with th Oregon
rJhorl IJn. From tlrangcr, tbe aiioM
Una tuna tK.rlhward to HuntlrKlou.
Or., where It connct with th O. R.
N. line, extending to the Pacific c a
at lVrttond; and from Ogdcn a branch of
the Short Line gor southward to M1U
fori, I'tati. rr.m loh place th Vlah
t la.-i(W ia bvli built ln:o Pairornla, It
la rrHrtel. with a view to enablng the
t'nlon Pa-lllo to gain entrance to San
Francisco, '
As already sa.d, the VandVrbl'te are
Commonly und.rstood h control b.wh the Mexico. Th duties a'e c-Hlcted
Northwestern and Cnlon Pacific. But through the sale of customs certificates
the t'nlon Pacific In turn controls the by th National bank of Mexk-o and re
Oregon Short Lin, owning ai,3.r0 nf milled dlrec. to S. Blelchroeder on ac.
Itw C7.Mil.100 capital stock and rh Oregon count of the Issuing houses by said bank.
Short Line virtually contMa the Oregnnjth Mexican government being pledged
lUUwny A Navigation Company, owning Uo maintain a mntvln ot 10 per cent
m. r than Sl6.00d.000 of It til 000.000 com. 'al.ov the amLunts required and to make
mon atoi'k, a controlling Interest In .the '
tl 1,000,000 tirererred .toi-k, however, being '
ht'ld by tbe Vnlon Pacific, Northern Pa-
i . .. mt..
C1I1C ami l.icai rtocil.rr.l. nir iwiii.fi
power of the Oregon Railway ft Kavaga-
tlon Comiiany .toi-k, II should to said, Is
lodged 'With the Central Trust Civmpany.
of Now York, th preferred stock having
Ih rlg'lit to mimlnat 10 directors and the
common five. W'lch these several con.
trola althli. controls,
Wall street argues,
It will n.'t ie boyond the power of Will.
Inm K. Vandervilt to realise th ambition
which, he is everywhere believed to oher.
Ish, of conK scing these connecting lines '
Into a vast system from ocean to ocean.
While It hi well understood tihat a cor.
dlitl undWutjandlng exUta betwein th
New York Central under the broaJ m.in.
agement of William K. Vandcrbllt and
the Pennsylvania, under the guidance of are about fifteen properties which will
l a new president, A. J. Cawatt, thhi..li In the combine which will represent
un rstandlng extending to the develop. 1
mcnt of l'aois for a division of territory
In Now EitHlnnd and to an agreement to
act .together In -the maintenance of rates,
no one now believes, If Indeed any one
ever has believed, that a consolidation of,
fives two great systems, occupying such !
an lm;wrtant part of te Held cast ot .
Chicago would be effected. Aa Hhese
natunl rival In business are working In
harmony east of Chicago, so they may
by and bye be found competing on a
bails of good fnltb and mutual regard In
the' wiwtern country, for rumors are be
ginning to be heard wltfy Increasing per
l.t.iK.v, that the Pennsylvania, .like the
New , York ,jentrftl kt vontemplat Ing an
extension Of Ki line to the Pacific. The
Atohl.on, Topeka A Santa Fe la the '.road
which .report . h It will be corrrtjlned
wMh the Pennsylvania to form the sec
on great transoontlravHtai gyntenv
..The.iAtdWson ia' In Itself an enormous
system," with l) n.rly' " iw) '; miles of
length MTrd sta capital stock Of t233,000,0Ot
I and bomla outstanding to rtie amount ot
t2t,H),W, Ihla to an ra of colwkl
cotnblnaUoiia iw It la wll wllhln thf
loiitKU of p-iMMf that lha Iwo aya.
ivni may coal.
Tha At-)il"n haa a ll" a!l V
y frum Oilu lo Sojava, In Hoinhern
i'alllViniia. It ua h KouIIitd Patlfli-'a
trai'ka 1 ti mlla tiari'i n My)av
and DiikrrnflHd. frum lha lattt-r plaja
ra;hln Han Kranrfa-o fcy 111 Una me..
tulr-4 1 It lat yr, tlia H Knnrlno
.in Jomiuln Valley mJ. It'inily th
Iniylni of K iiln haa w fr th ai
romii uf aiiKlairtlal lnl-r.c. Tv 1lik
.Vllpra art havy ownira or At.-hl.on ar.
(Ui'.ll-a and It I. lnlfltnt fa-l that
t1t It .i k. f'..:. r, wMiln the Ut mrn,
have l-vn actlva l.ufr. of l'tarmy'.van a
,i, k. a third irana.-oiiniti. it i. h.
llnvJ by r.ot a fw o'.rvm of t!w rn4
uf r !'' own.t.hlp anj amiiai.'un. will
'tn day h fi.rm'd ly Wi- r')nliilation :
of ihfl Ualtlmor It Otilj. tha 'ireat Nor.'
th.-rn ar.d tha Northern rarlftr; but hl. '
fVlltliilll.llUli " MfV" w .
a..y than Hthr ut Ilia othrr two.
MKXH'AN IW.VU IHBl'E.
An American Mrm lo Refund th ndt
rlnrM of th oortirn nepubilc.
NUW VOKK. July li-J. P. Marfan
'vmny anniuma i.jdy that thfl trrm
of lha Mexican 'Id loan of ISA, amount,
lint to IllO.U'.C.oi In AmrH.-an tt'U. S
i I'jo.w) pound. atfUln In tha Engll.h
nd a.i.(M) In German
mark.. Ttola la th lart nnancai
achnnia avtr undrlakvn by thn Morgan
ht.UK1. and It la preumd thai thlr t"
III largely In Mtta of l!.OH),M.
which vmm iir trt In .ral rallroafl
otgjnll.fclona. The Imua will b mfie
almutlamroutly In lk-dln. Krankfort and
,Am..rdam by lii" In-hrotder. the D ul-
iie tank and th Ur-lnr bank; Uon
d.n y J 8. Montan A Co.. ar.d n New
, Yjtk by J. P. M 'tuan Cominy.
Tha aul'Hcrlpll.n book will be ouenad
at 10 o'riiak th.a morning and w.ll re
main open until Bptemher I and tha
' jon.'a will be mad out t "U-arfr" and
wl.l b div.-txl In denomirMllona of
W, S. S', and ! pound, aterl ng
and will bear i per cnt Inure. Tha
principal and Inters; of tha bond. r
in ald free from all present and '
future Mexican taxea. j
TJi. bonda are to b. U.ucd at Pr (
cm of lhe.r par value. t.Plhfr with
lert accrued fnn July 1. ISO. to tbe ,
lime of payment, thai I. H-ttlS and In-'
.r.t per b nd of H'TO, of J .tcrllng.
The frm of Iwyment ar aa follows:
K.ve txr cent on application (;o be re- j
"r j
tvirnrd to the extent that bond, are not
al!..ll. 6 r cant on allotment and bV-
ran.-e at the option of the i-screr any (
time before 8ptemjf 1. IS. In
noiinclng tbe lean J. P. Morgan ft
Co.1
': ' war department."
"Th bonds, or ihelr proceeds, are In- k Tm a torn,y general. In concluding,
tended exclusively to retire the existing ,h-t commander In CM
foreign loan, of the United States of . . .. . r tne iUbeot to
M. xk-o. via: th tier cent loan, of 1SSS. j
!), and 1SJ: and the 5 per cent Tehaun-.
tepee lean heretofore Issued In lyndon
and Bt'rlln.
The bomla are secured by sfieclal hjfio
th.cat on of 2 i'r cent of rh Import and
xiort duties of the I'nlted Slate, of
up any deficiency 10 days before maturity I
of cup.ins due and bonds drawn.
"The cn Ire Issue of bond Is to be rc-
., ,in f.i.N ii tutiv wmljnnui '
umi ii.hm.i i- ;"'
al d.awlngs (the first drawing to tnke
rlav 'n June. lftW or by purchase. In the
niarkr: Iffcime can be mad under par.
"lnt. r.st Is payable ouarterly on J.m.
nary 1. April 1. July 1. and October I,
n e '.i year."
ANll NOW ANOTHER COMBINE.
New England Granite Quarries Form
a Vnlon.
PORTLAND, Maine, .July Bt-Jm
o. Patterson. Jr., vice president of the
,., England Granite woraa, eonnrrm
he report that a combination of various
eautern quarries Is under way. There
ome 115.000.000 capital.
All tthd work in the consolidation move.
ment Is being done by the owners them-
solves and not a share, of stock will
be offered to the public. '
In explaining wHy the consolidation
Wii necessary, Mr. Patterson said that
the high grade granite industry in new
KtwtVanJ had been to some extent Injured
by the targe quantity of poor quailty
granite which had been placed on the
durlna the cast few years. It
Is undenwood that John Pierce, one of
Che largest owners of granite quarries
ln this seoWon, together , with. Booth
Brother, who own th Hurricane Isle
granite works In Maine, are supporting
ith movement.
BID FOR ' BpWORTH CONVENTION.
' SAN FRANCISCO, July 13. -A delega
tion of iMothodlsts left today for Indian
apolis Id . attend the . annual convention
of the Epworyh league and : to make a
st'rotw bid for the caiventlofi of Dial or.
gantsatton to meet In Ban Francisco in
190L
BIG CONTRACT
IN CONTROVERSY
Calls for Thirteen MIlllwiDolIors
6trtet ImprovemetH
In Havana.
JS LEGALITY QUESTIONED
j
1
i
J By lalrel SUtel Atto ney General
1 t Dj B Rtfera. t to Military AU" "
ttiontles for Final Action
WAHHIXOTON. July ll-Auorn-y
Uni'!l OrlKK. baa renJered an opinion
in tha matter of a conalnictlon o a
water ay.t;n of aewera and (he paving
of :ia atreet. of Havana Iry a contract
j ml with Michael J. Dady A Company,
I purvua.nl to the provlalona of the old
fttnlh law.
, Th attorney general aay. h la urmbl
to da1nltely tar whether DaJy It
Company hav any right under tha pro
ceeJIno of the aulhoiitlea In Havana
rrlatlnc to th matter of con.tructlng
' work according to plana prepared by
a!d corporation and, aJl.ved to hav
Wn aloptd by the municipality. "If
Dady & Company." lie add'd, "at b
j rim th treaty of Par waa algned, had
any rkrhta under their allured cjntract
whl. h could b properiy called veaK-d
rhthta. tho rlghta r undoubted'y
prmerved by h term at th trtty.
.Th prarrioal question for the miliary
au'horlflea kt Havana I. whtrier It to
sJvlnabl. a a public matter and bav.
Ir ln mind aolely rhe public interest.
' t j permit a contract, which Involr
.
.xp.ndltur of ii3.u4.ow, ana wnicn
Involva th tearing up of and di.turb
ax of the stre of the city ln a
manner whhtfi may grvatly endanger the
nuhtk- heal:h. to be carried on at the
lh4 au,horiti were
convinced that Dady V Company had a
cmplM ct. It
wlnln Mr Ulrtul province
ncartioD tf hey ,nou,ht
..ttl . ofti .,
roiulred.' Of course, uch an tnterfer.
eecla of a veM con-
. ,h. ayTnent
tiact rigni woum me (wj"..-
h).rMfler ln ,rf raages. but the pub.
m-0aA be a higher law and
(J ijfy the interference. This
ma'.' er as now presented, seems to b
one for administrative decision by the
clv u,n,)rlei of Havana with dl-
invest larate the atatue of
th Dady claim to determine wherber
It Is fwr th Inte.-esta of tha city tha the
nprovements be carried out In the lm-
nuutele future or wnner ine pojm
should be abandoned. When tbe facts
and the opinion of the civil authorltlea
aie .ejtalned, the war department could
direct ruch action as then mlarht aeem
advbable.
AMBRK1AN SOLD FOR A TITLE
NEWPORT, Rhode Island, Ju'y 12
Mia. iPotter Palmer l authority for the
statement that tt has been decided that
the marriage of her niece. Mrs. Julia
Den1: Grant, and Prince Cantacuxene
w 11 be solomnlied In Newport In Sep.
t. ruber. Th exaot date has not been
fixid. This will be settled upon af er the
arrival of the prince early ln September.
Miss Grant has not yet announced who
..,,.
will B ner oriuwmaios or m.u o.
.
honor, ft 1. certain however th.it Mm
Clapp, daughter ot Mrs. I. B. Ciapp, will
be among the number. The wedding
will take place ln Beaulteu.
HANGED TO A TELEORAPH POLE. I
Was Susniended BIx Minutes Then Res.
cued and May Live.
CHICAGO July 11 A special to the
T-mieeoHerald from Topeka,' Kas., says:
Dick Wlllams was banged to a telephone
pole k Alma on Sunday afternoon and
after six minutes waa rescued by City
Marshal Prppet. die is
'phyawian at Alma say ne may survive.
Willlams' neck was not broken because
he -ns raised slowly and did not re -
celve a fall.
A squad of deputy sheriffs Is on
guard at the Jail. They have orders from
Sheriff True to shoot to kill it another aU
tempt la made to lynch VHllams.
A NOTAJSLVEDDINO.
NEW.' YORK, July 12-The wedding
is - announced of Miss Harriet Pierce
Graham, daughter of Brigadier General
William Montrose Graham, V. 8. A.', re
tired, and granddaughter on her mother's
sale, of President Pierce, to Lieutenant
Archibald Henderson Scales of Greens
boro! N. C, instructor In mathematics at
Annapolis. ' ' '
AMERICAN""BANK FOR ARGENTINE.
NEW YORK. July 13.-A dispatoto to
the Herald' from Buenos Ayres, says: '
Mr. W. T. Buobanan, V. 8. mlnUter,
haa aalM for MmteWI'-o, where h will
fm.ii two day. He will go then to
Ulo Janeiro and embark ther on the
ream.r IKiltlrt for New York. It I.
a that Mr. luchanai Intend to
rmticn bia po.luon and atari a banking
twuiw with a branch offlca In Argentine,
Mr. Ilu-harart h atgned the connmer-
ial treaty between Argentina and th
I'nltid fliatea.
r;l ATKMAI.A WANTS ANNEXATION.
NK'.V YfllK. July ll-Mar:ln F. note
ert. flnancial rprr ntjv.lv of the gov.
crt.m.nt ilt Guatemala, In the city try
Irg to .'-II a ra'lrjud rtiat haa Wn built
In I he II tie reptiUlo by American caplt.il-
lla. He aay. that hta republic and m .
or th olhf riubKca making: up the
Crntial American 'at x.k forward
t .1. ,Uv when iter will b a tar- of
to h, day when ihey will b a part of
the Cnlted B:at.
l:e:de the aKltatlon ther for annexa
, . .
Hon. Mr. B-Aert. My. rher. U a pro-
rrourxl ftvllrrf ialn: tfi trWer unV
!t fluctuati with the crop.
The .torlea from San Franclaco,"- ald
Mr. Hubert, "regarding an Impending
revolution lo Quatvmaia are all oon
?n!. On of the prominent' men who
ined thal clty and aaaleted In avnd-
irw out the alarming- report, la a grocery. I
man. The other, ar about equally to- J
vu ... k I. eaav to aiart
portant. You ae, k la eaay to wart
either th atory or a 'revnlutlon' In Guat-
, aaa. All that la neceaaary I a half
doxen hungry men and .oroetiilng to eat.
Some men try to n wmethlng to eat;
wllliout payl ' for It, there If your
'revolution.'
"Tha Immediate trouble now la about
the ddbejMroent of .liver. That metal ,
Is the standard there and It fluctuate. ,
altti the price of coffee. There
itrmeo.loua crop of coffee thla year and
eveo now more la growing- there than
ver before known. The result Is that th j
,,. fl!en to a decree lower than :
tkn.jwn inf'ir and aomthow Che ft.ver
follows It, There to no use In denying
that the msr.aJ to greatly dVasd In j
Guate-niU and that fact has brought !
about the pretent tad financial and bue
i we conditions. But to talk of a Tvolu- '
tSon' on that account to nonsense."
A SlSrECTEO MITRDERER.
SANTA BARBARA, Cal., July 11-The
Santa Barbara authorities are said to
contemplate ateps to fasten the murder
of the RIchard.om, three years ago. w
! tn Mr. Yda Add! Storfcc, who baa Just
w mi-
been iixenced to San Quentln upon eon-
' Action of having libeled Dr. Wtncheater. j
Mrs. Richardson and her daughter Ethel
were murdered at their beautiful Man. '
teclto home. Cyms Barnard, an employe
at the place, was killed while resisting
arrest as a suspect. The authorities, be
lieved at that time mat wu ma u.u
the murder was avenged. Now they are
Isaid to believe Chat Mrs. Storke planned
' ih murder and Barnard was her ac-
n mpll-e. The recent attavk by Mrs.
torke upon Grant Jackson is regarded !
T mldence that the woman Is the vie. ;
tin k nrunwi .u.
PARIS BROCOHT TO FALMOVTH.
awaaaa-
FALMOl'TH. July 11 Shortly after '
mldnhrht the stea-rrer Paris safely en.
tired Filmooth harbor. Preparatkms are
be ng nude to beach her In the tide har.
bor. ;
ARMY PROMOTIONS.
WASHIN3TON, July 11-The appoint- (
mni rJ Oenmd Bates haa resulted In the
promotion of Lieutenant Charles I Wi'
sen to tne rang or. vwonei. i"
motlon of MUor George W. Baird to be
lieutenant colonel. j
Them nromotlons made a vacancy In
,,h IlJt of paymasters with the rank of
major. This vacancy waa filled by the
I nreslde-nt bv th aDPOlntment of Captain
. - - .,K ,,,
I Jinn 'jnurtiny, t me v. n..w.
wognlUon of hla Mn,ce. In Che Phil-
i,,,'.n, and at his own request. Major
Murphy waa plaojd on tbe retirea rot,
his health havlqg sunerea rrom naranips
endured In the Philippines. The vacancy
i filled by the
caused by his retirement
appointment of "Major Charles Newbold,
of ;'he volunteer ay department.
RAILROAD CONSOUDATION.
NEW YORK. Jury li-Rumora are cur.
rent tn Wall street that the Goulds are
slboul w consolidate their Southern rail.
way properties. Tbe principal story 1.
I to .the effect that the first step will be
' V. .mtlnn ,,f tlA Till! & Pa.iflp
till alive and.""7
sun ame anu , Missouri Pacific with the
. wbash. The St. Louis outh western.
: it ( said, is to be annexed to (be Mis-
'aourl Pacific.
"We have sold many different cough
remedies, but Bone has given better satis,
faction than Chamberlain's" saya Mr.
Charles Holxhauer. druggist, Newark. N.
J. "It la perfectly safs and can be re-
lied upon In all cases of soughs, colds or
hoarseness. Sold by Chsnes Roger. -
it. m 1 a' a. j' V . "' 1 II
m KA.GLE BRAKIX ' 6KMD FOR BOOK
' ' ' rrsS5tri
e-v- ' - f
An Excellent Coinblnatloa.
The pleasant mHhcxt and beneflctal
effecta of the well known rcriie.ly,
Brai or Floa, mar.nfactnrc.l by th
Calivokhia Fio SVHl'P Co.. il!ustr8te
I the value of obtaining the ll'iu'.a laxa-
j ire principlea of plant known to h
medicinally laxative and preM-ntin
' lnera ln the '"""' refrchinif t- tha
lccrplaljle to the fyKWm. u
lithe one perfect atrrn(?t!ienintf laita-
tlve, eleaoajntr the avatc-m etlclualiy,
, dispellinir colds, headache and ft-vera
j y pronJpt,y ,nd mMig ott9
j to orercome habitual conntipatiori prr-
! manetitlv Ita nerfect freed.rtn from
every oojeciirmaoie qnainv bu'i mv-
Unce,and iU actin(f on tii Iti'lui va,
liver and bo we la, without a'rBKcnir.ir
or irritating' tliem, make it the
liteal
laxative.
In the proceM of manufacturinfr fl y
are Bed, aa they are pleasant t. the
taate, but the medicinal qualities of the
nm.4r in nhtained from acnoa and
olhrr .romatie plant, ly a method
known to the CAUJOkSlA Via bTBt P
In order to (ret iU brt)(ioial
7 isnitjjtiot pleaa,
remember the full name of the Company
printed on tbe front of every package,
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
,nmw JtJ,CI'f tj:., - t
LOtmrtmxi. kt. mw tork. w. t.
sal by all Oraggiita Price 5uc per bottle
. .
NOT EVERY KIND OK SHOES
And entrance to our atott. We bar tbe
sort mad of oor stock fllmsily put to.
t.h'r' . v..u
t Makers must deliver goods which are U9
-.-dard. and that'i good enough.
otherwj liny are reject.-d.
. We pr.sent every variety of ityl.
These I ems will enab'.e you to Judge
hat two or three dollars will do her. .
See our new cushion shoe. .
Petersen & Brown.
BIO STEEL TRCST.
NEW YORK, July tt The consolUa.
wr31ght ,teeIt gad; tubo Ja
dutrJft ,ht counry w ,ffected t.
y The calItalilarian u rs).ooo,.Mo.
u. ;
I
TENDER-SKINNED MEN
8hav with CtrnciiBA sutviso Hoar, ant
before neassini, the face nihna a bit of Cl'Tl.
. ecaa Ointment, tlx great skin cur. Wash oo?
withCiTiccaT.ULirrSiraiil Hot Watkh.
This .imple, inxiierisirtrealiiiiit will maka
having a pleasure and am fort to those wiUk
tender, innained, easily I muted skin.
smtkraMtl"rtUM"hL TT1 n. c. Coa
SeU no., Ikaisa. auaSNIUMSiia.-lrM.
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EPIDEMIC OT DIARRHOEA.
Mr. A. Sanders, writing from Cocoanut
. ' ' ""' ' '
'Pldemlc of d arrhoea ther. H had
vere attack and was cured by four doses
of Chamberlain's Colic. Cholera and Diar
rhoea Remedy. He saya he also recom.
mended It to others and they tay It la th
gest medicine they ever used. For sal
by Charles Rogers.
" It 's remarkable to suppose that tha
announcement by a Loulrvllle dealer of
three pints o.' beer for a nickel Is mainly
rppotwfci for prolonging the session of
... r. , .
m8 lenocraiK; iw.rai.rn
t. un.. ..iff. hnm l.nlt.rn,. nr eiill-
neaa on th right side, pains under th
shoulder blade, constipation, biliousneaa
sick headache and feel dull, heavy antt
sleepy, your liver la torpid and con.
gested. De Witt's Llttl Early Klssra
will cur you promptly, pleasantly and
permanently by removing the congestion
and causing tha bile ducts to open and
flow naturally They are good pllla.
uoan nogan
Ill-Tempered Babies;;;
: : tosufHclentnOTri.5mmtnatnraTlyproducaani-trapw. J
Guard against frstfulnea la children by idag calrU (
tioua and uigUbla food. , . : ni , 1 1
GAIL BORDEN?
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