Rogue River courier., June 30, 1898, Image 2

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it often applies to republicans and pop­
ulists. “Polyfox—many for spoils.”
If Admiral Camara goes iu Manila
8ampeon will probably be seat to bom-
I bard the cuaal cities of Fpain while
- Dewey will have another opport unity to
sink a Spanish fleet. Every move Ha-
1 ga-ta has made since the war began ba»
been to tbe a<Ivanlage of the United
States and this move, if made, is in line
with Spanish policy. A little thunder­
ing on the <*oael of Spain preceded by a
few flashes will give tbe common people
a chance to l*srn something from tbe
outer world. There is no dangei of in­
terference on the part of Germany and
Franco, they dare not do it
L ater : Watson will be sent to »care
the Spaniards and be will succeed.
Entered at lb* pod olh * at Grant- I a--
Oregon, a. second-tla»» mail mailer.
We would ask parties who have ore
amenable loCyanile treatmnnt to either
call upon us or correspond as to what
amount of ore tliey could in all probabil
ity furnish.
W. P. W kiomt <k Sos,
Agts MacArthur Forest Cyanide Process.
The 4th si kerb)
The citizens of Kerby and vicinity are
not larking in their rntba»iastu for the
4tb. A big day amt a glorious celebra­
tion will be indulged in. One of ths in­
teresting and entertaining features of the
d.y will be a sham battle by the com­
pany lately organized by ColonelStraight.
If there are any Spanish sympathizers in
that section they will begin to tremble
when they read thia piece of news, for
fear the boys will charge the light bri­
gade. Those who want to enjoy tbeni-
eelves on the 4th can certainly do so by
going to Kerby.
Oregon'» Sec, nd Governor.
The recent death of Mr*. Anna Han­
III» of July Near Leland
ger, at Little Rock, Ark., calls up «orne
The people in the vicinity of L land
T hursday , June 30, 1898.
reminiscence*of thi* state'* early hie are making preparativns for a grand
Don’t blame a man for kicking if you lory, since she is tbe last but one, of 11 celebration and basket picnic on the
childreu of Oregon's second territorial I*ew is ditch at the Greer, Mackin and
call him a donkey —Er.
Certainly not, but in some instances governor. A K. Gaines, of thia city, is Co’s camp. Grave c reek and Wolf creek
tbe donkey may take it as a reflwticn the only surviving member ol the family, people will turn out in full force. There
and he started on the jonrney eastward are a numlcer of people from Granta Pass
The extreme drought in California on Monday last, lo look after tbe estate who will join with the people of Iceland
thia IMioa ha* scared many people from of bis deceased sister.
in celebrating this y»ar. You may de­
that section and wa expect to see border
About the time of the territorial or­ pend upon it that the boys will keep you
of them going north to Oregon and ganization of Oregon, military men were from getting lonesome. There will be
Washington «here it rain* occasionally in high favor, and the fact that Joseph good music and plenty to eat. The
Lane had acquired some distinction in evening will be spent by the young
The estimated indebtedness of all the civil affairs, and much more as a general people in tripping the light fantastic,
countries of the world is $31,000,000,1100. in the Mexican war. his selection by The committees having the matter in
This amount the various countries owe I'resident Folk iu 1H4M a* Oregou'a first charge are doing everything to make the
to individuals or corporations on account territorial governor was generally con­ day a joyous one to the large crowd
of bondi issued, or money borrowed, ar sidered a wise choice. He and other of whic h will assemble, a day to be remem­
tbe case may be
The aggregated in­ Acial* were escorted from Indiana to San bered by the people in this portion of
debted riens of tbe people of all countries Francisco by a detachment of mounted tbe county. Turn out and celebrate.
troop*, and from there he traveled the
is »100,000,00J,000.
St'W Stage Coinpan)
remainder ol his journey by vailing ves­
Messrs.
Harf»er and Grail of this city
In the battle of J uragua which occurred sel. As far Pack as the tima of which
on June 24, Captain Capron was urging we *|ieak many of the present-day polit­ | have purchased the stock and outfit of
his mew whan be received a mortal ical methods were in vogue, and upon the Crescent City stage line and will take
wound but as long as he bail life he ut­ the accession oi Z*chary Taylor to tbe charge July 1st
In former years when If. Gasquet had
tered "Don't stop lighting” and the»* presidency there cauie a change in the
words from a dying though brave man Oregon administration
John I*. Gaines, charge ut this line he, it is said, made
luspired the boys to put tbe Spanish to of Kentucky, bad been a memlver of his money, because he understood every­
flight.
state's legislature, a majoi in the Mexi­ thing pretaining to the work in detail,
can war, had been confined nine months besides receiving more money for carry­
Unices the race is to degeuerate, sons in a Mexican prison. He was Hie choice ing mail than has since been paid to sub­
must excel tbeir fathers and daughters ot President Taylor for governor of Ore­ contractors. Since Mr. Gasquet's day,
their mothers —Forward.
gon, and in company of William Strong, the line has been a losing proposition,
Do the children of today prove them­ a* a territorial judge, General E. Hamil­ partly no doubt, because of mismanage­
selves more obedient than were their ton. as secretary of state, and oilier new • ment. ami partly on account of tin* low
parents al the same age ? Are they more ly adpointed:<>fficiala, Mr Gaines sailed price paid for carrying the mail.
eaergeticorindustrioui? Have they in­
Of tbe new firm, Mr Graft' will remain
around Cape Horn in a government ves­
creased more in wisdom in tbe same sel, which was to be transferred to the at this end ami Mr. Harper at the Cres­
length of time? The answer to these three
coast
When his time as a »ovsrnor cent City end that they can give at tention
questions is simple and easy.
was out ho and Grneral lane bad a race in |*ersoii to the work. These gentlemen
expert to give their entire time and at
It is reported that flobaoti and his for congress, and the former was defeat- i
tent ion to the line, ami we hope they
men arc not confined in Morro caetle but ed
Upon his voyage loOregon Mir. Gaines mai succeed beyond their expectations*
in prison four miles away. Cervera has
loo much respect for his own neck to was accompanied by his wife and seven P’ive Hu nd red Miles of Cuban < 'oast
expose these men whom all America de­ children, five girls anil two boys. At Rio
I dur lo br Bloc katlrd
lights to honoi. lie is well aware that Janeiro the vessel landed, and during its 1
Washington, June 28.-By proclama
stay
many
of
the
passengers
contracted
should be permit them Io lie eiposed to
tion issued today the presidetit gave no­
the shoi and shell of Sampson's fleet, he yellow lever. At Mt. Catharine island
tice of the intention of the government
shortly
afterward,
iwo
gills
oi
Mr.Gaine»'
‘
will be held personally responsible when
to assume the formidable task of block­
family
died
of
the
disease,
and
it
was
with
captured, which is only a question of
ading
about 501 miles ol the Cuban coast
lime. Hobson will not be hurt if Cal- much difficulty that a burial permit wee
line in addition to the section already
secured
on
shore
However,
they
were
vera can avoid it.
finally given a resting place a short dis­ blockaded, ami also to blockade San
This increases the
The government has done wisely in tance back of the Unite I States consul’s Juan, Porto Rico
abolishing the practice which Las been residence. Since tlien, resident and visit extent of the blockade on the Cuban
in vogue for years, of letting mail con­ ing Americans take pride in giving the c jast four fold, The demands upon the
tracts to parties who would sublet them graves constant attention Other meui navy will not be nearly »» heavy in
for starvation prices
Men in the East Hers of the family have departed this proportion to the territory covered as
who knew nothing about tbe West or life, one after another, including the in the initial blockade, for the reason
the country over which tba mail had tu 1 father and mother While, upon reflect- ! that the new blo< kaded coast lies within
be carried would bid on the route* at ion, it is not strange that the generation the great bight on the south coast of
rates entirely loo low
Hereafter re­ should have passed away, It must seem Cuba, in which th«* waler is generally
sponsible parties in the district where ( so to young persons, who, by an intim­ very shallow, ami the ports are few into
the work is to be done will gvt the con­ ate knowledge of Oregon's history, asso­ which a vessel could enter. The most
tracts and there will Im no subletting ciate theuiHelves with Ilia proceedings important of these |M>rts are Manzanillo,
This will prove more satisfactory lo the ot those esrly days Corvallis Time* Trinidad and Tanin.
The pur|H>se of extending the blockade
people.
was
to command the channel on tne
A Cyani<lr Mill for (¿rants Paa»
•Mr* 11 li. Evans, wile ol “Fightmg
west side of the Isle of Pines and Cape
A»
the
question
of
a
Uualom
Stamp
Bob”, «erma lo bave a greater personal
Francis, andahus render much easier the
interest in tlie United States navy Ihan Mill to be erected at Granta l*a«R, han task of blockading. The vessels (or the
anybody else. Iler husbaud comuiand* l>een agilate»! at various timea with no aditional blockade survive will lx* sup­
thè lowa, ber brotber coni mandi tbe definite rrnult. wa preeent thia propoai- plied from the patrol fleet which, umier
Indiana,ber non is oli thè Massachusetts, ! lion to the MacArthur Forest Cyanide Commodore Howell, has been guarding
ber son-m-law is on thè New York, ber rerreaenlativea to erect a custom Cyan­ the North Atlantic coast.
two daughters and ber meco bave voluti- ide Mill in Routhrrn Oregon.
The blockale of San Juan, proclaimed
i Lal Southern Oregon wan a CyAimle
terrei ai nurse, and are pre|>aring lo
today, is in reality already in effect, hav
field,
but
owing
tu
the
utter
lack
of
min
­
enter thè navy.
ing been initiated by Captain Kigsbee
ing capital mining ventures wen* u* a
last week. The difficulty of maintaining
“What is tbe meaning of the (. uban etandalill.
a blockade at this port, in the face of the
flag?’' was asked The five stripes rap-
We nave received arnurame that if
Spanish forts ami three Spanish war
resrnt the five islands of the Antilles, Uivre can be guarantee«! sufficient area
vessels hi the harbor, would be consid­
of which Cuba, bring the largest, is to keep a plant in op «ration that the
erable had not Sigsbee, by disabling tlo
A plant suf­
called the queeu. Each of these five same will be undertaken
only formidable one ot these vessels,
islands is represented in the flag by the ficient to handle the output of all the
made the task easier. In defeating the
three blue ami two whitejrtripee. Their mines will l»e ere« ted in or near Grants
Terror, Higthee remiered a most impor­
union in the cease of liberty for which Pass provided the requisite ores can l»e
tant sc'rvice to our navy, au l, indawd,
Ores either to lx« bought or
they are fighting is tittiagly signified in obtained
to all navies.
He not only deprived
th« triangular red field and single white treat'd by ‘.he plant. A Cyanide plant
Sampson’s fleet of apprehension of at-
star—tbe star of Fret* Cuba
means much to the miner in tLe way of
tact in the rear some dark night by this
working his pros|»e< l as he can sell Ins
vicious little lx»at, but demonstrate«!
“Polyfoa” is the new name coined in ore direct to the plant, and low gra«ie
that an auxiliary cruiser is amply able
the East to tit candidates who run on bnlies could be mined ata profit. The
tu lake care ot herself against torpetio
Qinon tickets
It is said to have origin­ saving of either freight or smelter
gunlKXts, abpwmg that offensive power
ated in Kansas, where the candidates charges would lie a handsome profit. To
of this craft his !»oen very much over­
seem to like the sppellation as explan­ tbe merchant, the employment of a
rated.
atory of the situation.
Poly means force of men and the expenditure of that
A fi aid of Contagion
many and fox has acquired a new mean­ money in our little city.
ing which ia "lor spoils”—“many for
Ore to be ship|»e<l must carry a value
When men are thoroughly scared they
spoils” is the applied meaning as it of, say
per ton. Supposing the same art« not generally reasonable, b it during
comes to us. In Oregon the name ap ore tan l»e treated here in Grants Pass an vpi lemic they ap|«ear to be unreason
plies to democrats, populists and free- for $3 to
thia means a great deal to able in an unusual degree
Here is a
silver republican*, while ill the South tfir mine owner.
relic of last year’s yel’ow-frver rare
GREAT
M.rlm Happe......If
lbe new M E. church ia Bearing com-
A citizen of a small town on the
Illinois Central Railroad, in Mississippi,
wa« in the raiiruad station a day or two
since, when the operator received a tele
gram from New Orleans iuten ed for the
merchant of tbe Mississippi town
“Tbe yeibiA fever
to be getting
along nicely,“lemarked the operator.
“How’s that?’’ inquired the citizen.
“Just got a telegram from New Orleans,
and it—”
“Is that telegram front New Orleans?’*
, why?**
“Never mind why
You just keep
away from me. I dont want to get near
that there yaller paper, that« why.
And see here, young feller, ifjoutake
any more of t a**-» thiugi you’ll ge? run
out of town, don't you forget it I’m go­
ing to report you to tbe board, you see if
I don’t.”
And away went tbe panic-strn ken in­
nocent to sound the direful aiaria
Camara Will Killer tlie Canal.»
Madrid .June 2li.— Spauiah government
official* assert that Admiral Camara’*
•quadron will have noditii ultv in traver­
sing tbe Suez canal, a* the accompany­
ing transport have all the coal the squad-
! ron will require
It i* announced here
that the Spaniih ships will enter the
canal today.
piation.
Little l«ean>a Black i* quite »ick «uh
the measles.
Jean Benaun t* the Lapp) po.eea.-er of
a bran new bicycle.
Itabciona ice cream was served at the
Jordan Houae. hunda), last.
Mra. < ame Wilhams and Cora Mil ch­
elt visited at Tunnel Nine on M-jcday
Kubli Item».
Hurrah! for the Fourth of July.
W H. Miller has just returned
a business trip to Foots creek.
Messrs Gil more and Cook have
to tbe Siskiyou» on a prospecting
Mr. St Louis, of Grant* Faw4, »peut
Sunday last with Lis family wt their
home on Rogue river.
Jack Brautuer had a vein burst in
his leg one day last week, while shoeing
one of tbe S. P. D A L, Co's mules'
Robert Crockett made a flying trip to
Grants Pass on Mondly last,presumably
to transact some important business
wiib U m County Clerk.
Chas. Tremble, an employee of tbe
Or* Fino mine, uae seen on
streets
one day I a H week, consideiabiy crippled
up, the result uf an accident in the mine,
recently.
Il you wish to celebrate as never be­
fore. come to Merlin and take part in
the iisuket Picnic, Big Bowery Dance in
tbe afternoon and evening, Feot Klees,
Bicycle Races, etc. Icecream and
Lemonade will be plentiful on the
grounds, and agjod time is anticipated.
Come and enjoy yourselves as never be-
J1M.
IJ'iite a number from here are going
over tu the celebration at Williams on
tbe 4th.
Prot. A L. Savage who has just closed
Ten Men Killed aoil Forty Wounded
a successful term of school in Wilder-
Washington,June25.—A dispatch from viile was in uur midst la»t week.
General Shafter, concerning the engage­
W B Y ork our congenial cattie man,
ment oi yesterday between the Spanish
is making preparations to drive his cat­
and American forces near Santiago,
tle to the dukiyous fur the summer.
William» Items
reached tbe war department at noon to­
The storm has cleared off, and we are
day, and was a» follows :
There are Some loud, long whisperings
Baiquiri, June 24—Adjatant-Generxl, having ideal haying weather,and it is be­ of a wedding in the future.
Washington: Further
uew*
from i ing taken advantage of by our energeti<
Mr. Lincoln Savage spent several days
General Wheeler place* our loss in this i farmers.
on Williams creek last week.
morning’« tiring at about 10 killed and ' L. C. Bayse ha» 8uq>erided operations
Miss Nora Shebanclosed her school in
**'• l“'n“U properly until after bar-
40 wounded. I Captain Capron, Firat vol-1
I vest, a ben be intend* to mart up lull the Baltimore district last Friday
unteer cavalry. wa« killed.
Mrs. Ed Try er and baby of Medford
Wounded . Major Brodie, Cautam Me- I blast *x*m.
Clintock and Lieutenant' Thomas, First . G.N. Bailey and W. H. Miller are mak­ are visiting relatives in Ibt? valley.
Ella Newcomb returned from Medford
volunteer cavalary; .Major Bell Captain ing preparation* to re-open their Moun­
Knox and Lieutenant Bryan,First United’ tain Lion mine which ba* yielded ao last week after an absence of about three
mon ths.
State* cavalry; Captain Knox seriously. , bandauiuely tu tbe past.
Captain Wain aright,formerly reported
With aueb battering proapci ts lor a
Miss Myrtle Anderson closed the spring
wounded, ia uninjuied The names ol large grain crop iu the Applegate valley term of school in district No. 16 Friday
the oilier* killed and wounbeil ar* not this year, Kubli <k boo have concluded June 24th.
yet known.
to iuvest in a new horse power for their
Daisy Stites returned from Jackson
Die Spaniards occupied a very »trong thresher.
County Tuesda where she has been en­
entrenched position on a high hill. Tiie
W.8.Bailey, our enterprising merchant gaged in teaching
firing lasted about an hour anil the ene­ has been investing in some promising
Mr. Tryer w ent to Medford Saturday
my were driven from their st-ong posi­ mining pro|$erty on Miuers creek, and
and breught out a load of things prepar­
tion, which is now occupied by our troop», intends to put on a force wi u««*n shortly
ing f-jr his candy stand July 4th.
about a mile and a hall Iroiu Sevilla to develop« it.
Ed Palmer returned to his home Sat­
Tbe enemy retired towards Santiago
l*es Bailey ha» been having consider- urday after spending the year at the Ore­
SlIAVTKR.
able trouble with wheel lately. He is gon Agricultural College al Corvallis
Maud Muller Revised
an expert rider but the wheel invariably
No need to mention the grand celebra­
Maud Muller in the summer heat, takes him up the river and dumps him tion at Williams as posters are out. A
oh
in
the
vicinity
of
Kexfords.
raked the meadow thick with wheat.
plea-ant lime is anticipated by many.
The Judge rod-s slowly down the lane
J. S York & Co. have returned from
Mr and Mrs. Ben Bailey will leave
smoothing his horse's chestnut mane the Grave Creek ditch, w ith sufficient
Williams this week and goto California
“With wheat a dollar per bushel,” said funds to take up a considerable quanti­
where Mr Bailey expects to find work
he, “this maid is about the size for me.” ty of President McKinley's new bonds.
Mist Dut Dav, of rlasi of ’96 Ashland
then he smiled at tier and she blushed Now Spain had better
look a leedle
Normal, spent several davs last week
at him, and over the meadow fence lie out. ”
climb. “Wdl you marry me, sweet
Last Friday marked the closing of one visiting friends of Williams, then re­
maid?” be »aid, and she told him “yes” of the most successful terms of school turned to her home at Murphy.
The rejiort came last week that John
and they were wed
Alas for maiden, ever taught in our district, which has
alas for Judge; fur old designer and been conducted by Mr. P. M. Corum of Anderson bad found a seven pound nug­
We afterwards learned that a
wheat field drudge
J*ord pity them Central Pt , and too much praise cannot get
troth and pity us all, for Maud didn’t be bestowed on him for the interest he George Dewey Hobson Anderson arrived
own the wheat at all
And the Judge has taken in the children. The day in June 19th, 1898.
remarked when he learned the cheat, the schoolroom was spent in rehearsing
Williams valley is in its beauty. Here
“don't talk to me about dollar wheat.” studies passed over during the term, and and tnere a yellow grainfield tells us
-Ex.
the standing was such as any teacher that grain harvest is not far distant.
might well feel proud of
There was a Hay it being harvested now on some of
1 n \ r iii) a ml \ i vy
large gathering of patrons and visitors tbe farm*- Some have finished the first
Memorandum book is what you have
who came prepared with lunch baskets crop Fruit promises a good yield and
been wanting. The Northern Pacific
tilled to overflowing ; the contents were everything looks encouraging. Weather
has it. It contains cut of the Maine,
spread on the table and a tegular picnic is fine and people are in good health.
map of Cuba, list of I K and Spanish
dinner was served to all. If Mr. J . I..
C or .
navy vessels, interior drawings of a bat­
Woolridge w ill make as good a success
tle ship, illustrations oi I’ 8 ami Span­
as director as he did serving out his fine
ish ships, glossary of navy and army
coffee, the people will never regret their
word», table of distances, commanders
choice. The dinner was par excellence
of V S ships and army corps, list of
ami was enjoyed by ail, especially the Terrible Itehirg Sores Break Out,
U S. regiments am! their commanders
bachelors. In the afternoon we had an
Pt«ventinsr Rest Night or Day —
ami other information very useful and
interesting program which consist 'd of
How Relief Was Found.
valuable at thia lime
singing and declamation which was
"I have been troubled for many years
The book fits the vest |n>cket and is
very interesting to ail. Mr. L. C. Bayse with itching seres on my face and hand*.
up to date. Sen I Chas S. Fee, general
came prepared with a quantity of pow­ I could not r?dt night or dxy and the
passenger agent, N. P. R., St. Paul,
der with which to fire several salutes, medicine 1 t> A did not relieve me, al­
Minn , ten cents and the book is yours.
and no doubt when the charge exploded though I tried everything I could bearof.
My burlaiid one day got me a bottle ot
as they were not looking fur it some
Hood's Sar«<iparilia end I began taking it
thought that Sampson tia-i the Vesuvius with the very best results. 1 have taken
KIMI. I’YTT o N — At Crv»«ent City
June 191 h, 1898, J. II. Kime of Furtu­ pointed Ibis way. At the dose of the seven bottles and am now cured.” M bs .
na, Cal., and Miss Belle Pattou of exercises a surprise was »n store for the J ames M c L aix , Mount Arlington, N.J.
< »rants l’ass, Ore., Rev. I^eek officiat­ children. A large quantity of pop-corn
"Last winter I broke out with sores on
ing
balls which was donated by Mrs. W. S. my face. They were as large as a fivecent
Bailey was passed around and there was
l
Hearse Free.
plenty fur all. Next came Mr. Corum Ilood’e Sarsaparilla that I determined to
t'utfins lieautifully flniehe«i in rose with about a bushel of nice randy for bis try it. In a week after I began taking it
the sone commenced to heal, and in a
wo « m I, with glass, trimmed complete pupils and everybody was served with
short time they were entirely cured.”
only $17.50
randy. No doubt it is a day that will A rthur G. Tuxtsox, Karrsviile, N. J.
Wall |»aper in the latest patterns and leng l»e remembered by all. We all join
best values at 10c per double roll ami up. in wishing M’ Corum success in Lis
No straw backs
new school.
S nooks
spa“;a
Our carpet department occupying al-
la the One True Blood Purifier. AH druggist».
For Constipation take Karl s Clover |1. Mx for k-v C. I. Hood A Co., Lowe!!. Maas.
moat our entire second floor is more
Hoot Tea, the great Blo*«d Purifier.
complete that ever.
Five largo ship­
■ »
rt'it cur*
**’▼ to
Cures Headache. Nervousness, Erupt ions ■ ■
S PlIlS tik easy tosterai«. 26e.
ments of new carpels, mattings and
on the face, and make'« the head clear as
rugs received thia spring. Our designs
Kverilxxly «a,, to.
a bell. Sold by W. F Kremer.
1
are sure to please and we will not be
Cascare.* Can .tv Callari
the m..st reou
dci'ful
m.d
cal ir«...eri of lie age. p ras
IK*»’’ 1 ».»scrw Spit a ad Smoke bur ! ifr A«««y
underaold
a
it
and
refr.»binr
to
lb"
ta»
*, a genii-
To quit tobacco easily and forever, he hunt
We are adding every week to our sto< k aetic.
ar.I pos ti r-ly on ki.lue- ». liver and tróvela,
lull of ¡.ft’ nerve and vigor, take No-To
cl.»,
«in-;
enure
»
»■
-r.
dl«K-l
colds,
of up to date furniture, mouldings, ¡Miles H.kc. the wonder worker, that makes weak men
On Face and Hands
leur for action at cne» nnd fH,
SCIENCE IN WAI í EAH e ] flniah.
Down in the h
of
U,..«, Edi». T»“
Coming Conflict-
""
""• ïx :.:-....
"How? The solution is as simple as
standing the egg on end. All that is
m fM >«arv is car - nnd a little knowl-
i d r- Let nothing go into the stomach
of any man that has not been boiled;
nothing that lias not been subjected to
212 degrees of treat. The problem is
easy. Yellow fever be blowed! Excuse
my emphasis, but it is as easy whipped
as yellow soldiery."
Mr. Edison said he had no plans for
the destruction of the mines in the har-
bors of Cuba. He would leave that to
•he dynamite cminr Vesuvius nnd the
dynamite cruiser Nictheroy. wh:ch. it
has lieen reported, the United States is
to buy from Rmzil. How these little
vessels can make a harbor safe by lit­
erally blasting a way for our warship,
ha. been told in tlie Press. Beside*, tile
army engineers nr“ well up in counter-
mining-. y|r Edison thought he could
not help the arniv and navy much on
mines. He said we would have a great
advantage in the inine question because
Spain has no bents like the Vesuvius
and the Nictheroy.
Mr Edison said he had no doubt that
electricity would play an important
t art in the war. ai d he pointed out that
the Spaniards hare little or no inventive
r -nius. In this particular, he said, thi
Americans would hare a great ad­
vantage.
\ in all. Air. E.dison isn't worried a
little bit about the outcome of a war
w-ith Spain.
T h MHB —X. Y. Press.
Hood’s
cm- '.*a lac
r. habitual lor.tloatfon
at.l bi I.vun.-ss, Plias.- buy and trv a box
ot i C. C t.Klui . lu.
Mirent» Sold and
guaranteed to cure by ail druggists.
4t a t'oroaatiua.
The young queen of the XetherU
IX »aid to I* unwilling to rre*iv/^‘
rut* at hrr cororation. Aniiq.^
■ iMbt lb«1 *IU Mr“’ will r*jji<-e In no I*«. thail ,
’•
hibitiona—one of relic, dirvcti, ’V
neeted with the houm of Oraaf,.'*’
oiher fcr the works of Reuihrunjt*"'
fellow **e»e*.
third of women'* work, and a fo»nv' ’
can produce light." »*«1 Thom** costume* from the earlieat tin»., /
Louis Republic.
(.ruDgetbeothrrd
lfrriW<
Spai*'» Trewimenl of I oluaMa,
Some of the Spanish pup*», ¡n ,
controversie» of the pan fe»
miue. Spa... hu*
h“jXe have accused American» of
toward the land which sent Chii*to*u
,■ i uno More nuport.Bt *u.i. »
n
ho» we can march ourarwie* Colu . i'- on hi* veyuge of diwo,,,r
tell* u’ ho
u ,o the other th.» While Spain, or rather Queen I**b»|u
irulu one end of l^«^
andlu« hardly a man from, the dread | I* entitled to the credit of that
nav ¡gator’s achievement, the forit*ri?
i no special ren.on for pride in recall
“ “uiu ceHain'iub'^'”
her treatment of him. Coluntbe* »¡J
.o' the effect that Nir. Ed.aon> had .I - not a Spaniard, and it «as oily Àfti
ars of v eaty waiting that h* wnypi
venled eleetr.c.l apparatus that will
work *11 kind, of diatruction in ea*e of th - autLo.ity and aid to trail;* h|. j,.
> vi.qe. A.tir the tii t i .eitanwt^
discovery wore off Cf.it:tnhu*tSf. i
" in'such statement* are imaginative. 1
Xo’such thing» are needed, nor does r’ i.ciil a'.l the ficklcnrss, ingratttM.
«•¡enee du it» work through any »uch aul treachery -if the. Sj at-.h ,.|
wethod.. Smenee due. it. work in ti r. From cne of hi* voyage* t* «a,
...drimate and ,t>aightforward way», n ut l eni in irons. After Qu*,n |u
,t stand* ready to-day to afford the bei i'- death the king. E't rt-iruri',»i_.,
I oiled state, array and navy juirt wha n -. ,-r i • ft I* adly to t be er * man *1
h it I-
Li* r<lgn iancur. t-r*t*i
it needs.
,
to tbe light that renders ab«o- I,-111 I. ¡th thameful r.iglict. 1 nd f ,;u.
.
|llt.’.ly harmles» these terrible torpedo I.e . v ' 1 I -i ' added a 1 .i
lol.» Ol' S| nill. uh < i : |„ vfr;
tlotilia.-'.’ Well, the torpedo boat 1» a p ■. 1- 101:
: lice. It v.us i-ii.i) :
-i.i',.
demon of darkues. only, it i-an enemy a
that creeps upon its foe in the night. I.'. d tc ! |iecp!e and i t th* Ingr*-.
Ill the davlight it is as useless as the ej e I. 1-- that a pompom funeral wu*,.
!r ’ to t! » terr it : of th ■ > an «I
of an owl. In the day time it can be
1 ! been t; rred crt. Id
seen and blown to pieces before it gets wl
‘•-el and abandoned hr t ,, ;(i.
Q!l
near enough to do any damage.
no y and r.eglrct. IT* dust if
-In order that an objeet may be ob- ¡!
-erved distinctly 'he light must be be­ r ■' tc; ' er Columl rs r.cw rircic-*:
ithriiial of I’avrna. S'.- > '¡I s-»;.
hind it. It must appear in silhouette.
'
Ignite a bonfire behind a tree, for in­ b< <’ i . i -i frem Cuba it is to be
stance, and you can see its outlines di»- that in in andening the last of her An.,
¡can 1 sxessions the will leave on IL
tinctly.
"By the use of chemicals which ignite .oil of the new world discovered by hi.
and produce a light when brought into the remains of the great explorer of
contact with water, the ocean can be whose achievement* and glory «L
lighted up for about foursquare miles proved herself unworthy. — Mtxictn
about any of our vessels. This is an Two Republic*.
ample distance to render a torpedo
He Won «early
1. al use!e-s. for the moment the latter
The late»t coup at .Monte Carlo wu.
appears within the horizon of the little
span of day thus made »he becomes it appears, made by an Englishman,
easih visible, and within two minutes not. it is said, wholly unknown oath,
.he can be riddled by the modern rapid- London stock exchange. The otherday
he went from one table to the.other,
fire guns.
"The chemical I suggest, can be placing the maximum on the same num­
thrown out from the ship or fleet it is ber, and. strange to relate, at eachtablr
to protect from guns of peculi.r con- this number came up. The lucky player
str.a-tion. It is ml very simple and not then went to the trente-et-quamntr
room and put the maximum on three
so expensive as might lie imagined.”
The wizard was risked to elaborate on of the tables there, and at each he ss
bis idea of protecting the hralth of the lected the right color. One of the held
croupiers said it was the worst day the
army of occupation in Cuba.
science can do a great deal fnrthnt Monte Carlo rooms had known for some
army.” he replied. "I am willing to lay time. and. moreover, stated that he be­
a wager Shat I can take ion men into lieved the Englishman had won a sum
Cuba and spend the summer in the of money amounting to nearly $200,001).
worst districts of tliy- island and not —St. James Gazette.
' a man. no net one. And the same
A Pleasant Evetung
tliii-g can lie done for the army.
ine
strot g All dm ¡¿gists. Site or
Cure guaran-
U-i-U
IkMtklet an i sample free
Address
Sterling Kemah ta . Chicago or New York
'»«
far below the water line. 159 .
! and sleep.—Detroit Free prrtK
(he
the
I o
I*
Saturday evening when Mrs. Jani«
Holman returned home from the libra»
ry, she found the house filled with
friends invited by Mr. Holman at a
surprise, the occasion being the anniver*
wily of their inairiage
Those present
were Dr. and Mrs Jackson, Mr. and
Mrs. Judson, and Royal Whitmore, .Mr
and Mrs. Barton, Mrs. Bobzien and
child. Mrs. Tynan and Miss Ruth Jack-
son, Mr. and Mrs. G I. Brown, Mr and
Mrs J. W Howard and Mies Eula, Mr.
and Mrs Geo. Colvig, Miss Davis, Mr.
and Mrs Will Chausse, Dr. and Mn.
Flanagan, Everett G. Holman and the
host and hostess.
Tbe evening was very pleasantly
«pent, playiug progressive whist At
half past eleven refreshments consisting
of ice cream and fancy cakes were
served.
The affair was a complete surprise lo
Mrs. Holman and thoroughly enjoyed by
her
Ex-Senator John J. Ingalls, of Kas­
sas, whose fame as a brilliant writer,»
man of remarkable scholarship and lit­
erary attainments, is even greater than
that of the distinguished senator, an­
nounce* a new Isiok on the subject vt
the Atnerican-Spatiish-Cuban war. It»
entitled "America’* War tor Humanity
in Picture and Story.” It i* published
by the N. I). Thompson I'uhliehing Co ,
of fit. Louis, Mo., and is an exhamtire
discussion of the causes ot tbe war. and
an eqaally exhaustive history of ita in­
cidents, and a brilliant analysis of the
iaiuous characters conducting it. 1*
; promises to be the one great au.l popu­
lar work called forth by thio wonderfully
interesting national episode. Whatever
Senator Ingalls togclie* he adorns; and
this book shine* and sparkles in tl»e
light of hr* genius. The present wort
is worthy of hi* genius, and will be*
monument to hie fame. The subjecl
now eo engrosses the popular mind *» lu
forecast for this book a sale that will be
universal
It will be fold by aubaerir
tion only, and the canvassing s-mple*
are now ready for agents
We advertiae
it in another column.
OF JULY OUTFIT SALE
Beginning- Thursday and Continuing- Three Days
THURSDAY, FRIDAY &■ SudkT'Cmn.A.Y.
We shall place on Sale our Entire Stocks of the following lines of Goods*
WOOL AND SILK SKIRTS, MUSLIN
UNDERWEAR, LADIES’ CAPFS
SHIRT WAISTS. PARASOLS. LADIES' GENTS- AND CHILDRENS FINE TAN SHOES
SLAUGHTERED FOR 3 DAYS.
R. L.
<&» C2.