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About The People's republic. (Wasco, Sherman County, Or.) 1898-1??? | View Entire Issue (July 14, 1898)
BATTLE RESUMED W EEKLY M A R K IT C A PTA IN LETTER. TBe N ew Crai» W i l l B a v e a T a a l a a r y la n t r a a g ik v e V a la a a . CLARKS REPO RT. < k e O e e g e a H e a g e e a in te B*r I k * tte taa k N a te b e a W l t b a a t l*b » *t« h » ro » . Victorious T he Belgian government has scat te r» , broa«l«aal over the world an an- notincoiuent that a prlae of 60.000 f. A m e r ic a '* G re a te s t M e d ic in e C o n (89.660) ««void l«e awarded to tha orlg q u e rs O le e a e e e n d B u ffe In g . Ina tor of a A'heiua by which matehew Impure btood I» thè foe of inauktnd, lh<- may be iua«te w ithout phospborvius. cause and prwm.Uer of scrofola, «alt The ooni|«etitton ie international and rfieum, l«4,s. 'eoo-*. pini pie» and em p ito ti« , catarrh, rb«-umati«m. «ty*i*ep«i*. the matches must ignite on any sur- malaria, and U»ai tim i lecitila. Il'tod ’s ,a«a. It la open u n til January I , IHUtl, fiarsapantla ove*»«*»*« th*M> «ri .«*«■. by ami competitors must luruish a quan maktng thè bioroi H«h and pur*. tity ol the M aterial aa w ell as 10,000 matchea. A ll communications ami |tack*gea w ill tie a>l«lresae«l to M, !• A m erica» aerate*« Mmllclne I I : *1« torta. Wueeta, state m inister, president of H o o d ’S F ills «'«ire tm itteallon B cent* the committee, <le|«artnieiit of industry 1 .... ..... . "' ' ~ " ami labor, No. 2 Rue Laterals, Itrus- A M«>4l«h ! « ,* • . These tom iunnieatlons am, I l l treating the tin summer fabrics, asla. says Hl. P a u l’s, the up-to-date modtatva package* can be forwarel««, any tim e have h it on the happy plan of eloaaly from now tiu lil the flrst of January, , tucking the upper part of the skirt IH99. The inventors whose matches from the waist to above the ku»«, fu lfill the afoieaaid »»iidilions under whence the m aterial bangs fu ll am, title B w ill have to give proof that the free round the feet. The style is well ludnatrtal manufacture of aatd unitehes They must pledge expressed in a groen and white foulard, is practicable. the top of the skirt vertically tu c k » l, themselves to the manufacture of at the hem finiah»! w ith two narrow least 1,000,000 matches on Belgian p in k » i-o u t ruches of a bite silk. The territory, m some phice designated by bodice, something of the sha|>e of a agreaaient hetwaen the Inventor ami rneas jacket, was entirely tnckwd, and the committee, and In the presence of ouened over a pretty «eel of w hite silk, the committee oi a delegation o| the adotu»l w ith green ribbun cmbronlerv. » u u m ltte » • f Cevvesa. O ff Guantanamo, via Kingston, July |Rv|M>rt*4 by P o w aln t Mopktn* A Co., la * , plain C lark, of the battle ship Foacrt al TY«t» Broker«, Til »a Tl« <'hamt«M «4 I I . — buUJteg, rerl)an«S. Orsgon.) Oregon, which did sn«h remarkable work at the naval battle that resulted This week’s information la regard to in the destruction of Adm iral Cvr- the evidence ol yield of w inter wheat evera’a aqua-1 ion, sevs in his official re are confirmatory of the previous indtoa- port of the engagement to Rear- lions of disappointing result«, although A dm iral Sampson: no special new developments have been “ The bpaniah fleet turned to the added. The spring wheat crop in the westward and opened tire, to which Korthweet is not p articularly changed ships replnxl vigorously. For a TOKAL WOULD NOT YIELD in general promise in comparison w u h our short tim e there was an almost contin the situation a week ago. There ap ual flight of projectiles over the ship, pears Ur be some ten«)ency in the w inter ■p aw larrte O pe a art W i l k l i g h t < la a » * but where our line was fairly engaged, wheat regions, where serious disap B a t W a re g lla a r a g — A m e r lr a a l.la a a the enemy’s fire became defective. As d a t a B aa a N tra a g tk a a a g «««I fttage pointment io yield have arisen, to soon as it was evident that the enemy's Owes M m a g h t to t k a F r e e * . take a too gloomy view of conditions ahipa were trying to break through and Washington. J u ly I t . — The bom The fact ie the crop never Justified the eecape to the westward, we went ahead at fu ll epe»l, w ith the determ ination bardment of Santiago has begun. That extravagant estimates which wete freely of carrying out to the utmost year in * a a the verbal inform ation obtained promulgated a few weeks ago. structions: In the Chicago wheat market the ait- laat evening, shortly before 9 o’clock, “ ’ If the enemy tries to escape the at the war department. Almost im ustion of prices for new crop deliveries ship* you must close and engage him mediately three bulletins were posted, doe* not vary much in comparison as soon aa possible, am, endeavor to the moat important of which was from w ith a week ago. The recent embar sink his vessels or force them 'o run ashore.' General Shafter. Thia dispatch an rassment to the trade from conditions “ We stxm passe.) all of our vessels T U B t 'l . l M A T K O F C t 'I I A . nounced that General Toral. who sno- incident to m anipulation are clearing except the Brooklyn. A t flrst we used The sleeree of tiie green am, w hite away. The new crop w ill be in urgent foulard were tucked from shoukler to veded General Llnaiea In command of only the main battery, but when It Itecauar rain * In Cuba m alarial wrist, and ended with bell cuffs lined lever* ar* of'lre«|U*nl a »>ma»on al,n»»m there iu * l a« the Spanish forces in Santiago, when deman«,, and sellers apparently w ill be was discovered that the enem y’s tor they are la many aeetlensef the t’ailed siaic«. w ith w hite silk. A ilm ent* «4 tht> klm t, no matter >a what i«an the latter was wounded, had declined tardy in offering on the basis of current pedo-boats were following the ships. ol the al«>he they oeear, are q u iekh cur*«l with T B Y A L L K V S rO O T -B A U B . value*, so there is increasing ground for we use*, our rapid-fire guns, as w ell as tc surrender, and that the bombard ll«M.tetter‘» Momach tU ller* HtwUte* hrlng a «mein«' l,«r m alarial tronhlv*. ih«-ae H llle m ment of the town would be begun by the belief that chances for a strength- the six-inch guns, uj«»n them, w ith A powder to be shaken Into the shoes. a'*>. make |»ire hleod. *tr««n* nerve* an.I At Ibis season your fe«>t feel swollen, ner muaelr* a I Artu. hvalthv A> <n Tltey have the army and navy about 4 o’clock In ening tendency of values as a prevailing W iling effect. As we rang»! up near the stern- vous. wn«i b«4. ami gel tire d vastly. I f you no <«<tual l«>r «tya|>e|«ata amt I'onallpalton, the afternoon. The fact that the bons- con«,itmn in the early part of the crop have smartuijr leet or tight stme*, try most of their ahipe, site headed for the ! . • * • • • * T r o lle y M lilo . barment was scheduled to bt^in so late year, whatever may happen later. Allen’s Foot-Kase. It »»«la the f«ret an«I beach, evidently on Are. W e raked makes The long«'»! electric- railw ay in the walking easy. Cures swollen and in the day created aome comment, but The record <4 the most remarkable her as we passed. m ailing on for the sweating feel. hlUterw and callous s|«ota. worhl is said to be that operalod be no explanation of it was offered. In year in our export trade has just been next ehead, using our starboard guns Relieves cores am i bunions of all pain and tween Kenosha ami Waukesha Bt«ach, euswer to questions bearing upon the , complete«! by the bureau «4 statistica, as they were brought to bear, ami be- give* rest and re mfi>rt Ten thonaand tea- both in Wisooaain. This line is ti'J movement, General Corbin aatd: Uiuoroab of cures. Try It Indus. Hold bv fore we had bet fa irly abeam, she, too, all druggist* ami shoe store* for ?Ac. so far as relates to the exportation of Seni Sc. H « milt's long, and atraiigemeiils have ” 1 have not the slightest^informatioo tut allior'¿V m stampa. breadstuff«, was making fur the beach. The two by m Trial pw nacki raage het'ii made by the M ilw aukee Klectrlo aa to the reason General Shafter had for wheat, corn and other Allen H. Ohnsled, Lc rem aining vessels were now SOSM dis Railway am, L ig ht t'nm|>any to run beginning the bombardment at the hour pork, beef and other provisions, cotton any. New Y« rk. These articles tance ahead, but out speed had in cha rier» ! rats from M ilw aukee to he nam td, but it was probably because and mineral outputs The moat ancient coin in Knropw, Waukesha Beach. t'tun mutation be was ready just at that time. You form a large percentage of the total creased to 16 knots, and tha Viscaya from manufacturea. was soon sent to the shore in flames. the ducia, was first struck in the m in t tickets, stdtl at a lower rate than the ran speculate al<out that ae well as 1 exports, aside “ O nly the Cristobal Colon was left, of Vanfea in the year 1964. The build regular steam roads, ami other induce The figures show in moat case* a large can. ’• ments are v i|*-c t» l to bring a heavy Inform ation received by the wai de increase in quantity and value of the and for a tim e it seemed as if she ing is s till in existence. m ight escape. But when we o|'en»l traffic. partment during the few days of truce article's exported. In whoat. corn, oats W A O O K A IM I 'H O V K O . and rye the Increase in troth quantities w ith our forward turret guns, and the indicates that S h a ft* has m aterially Raaara o l t l l n l m r n l i f o r C a t a r r h T h a * am, values was strongly marked. Brooklyn fo llo w » , the Colon began to C o a tta in W a r a a r y , strengthened his position. During the The new improved Stoughton wagons The exportation of wheat for the year edge in toward the coast, and her de stand the racket Three more car !«>«<(« are As mercury w ill aurvly «h-atrey lho sen** of past week be has received reinforce on the wav It pays to have the he-l autoli *n.t e«>t»flotely «l«r*tiso Oto «b»io s o (including fl«'ur as wheat), amoutod to struction was assured. As she struck ments of both a rtille ry and infantry. Write for free rwtalocue. JOHN P o o l K. tvm * h r n * t it * r t n a It through the mu«*eua *ue | i face* a«-«-« e u rn s o e i lr* r * ahoulit «neu eurh a r rtle novrr be u»ed*a Randolph’s battery of 24 guns, which 215,571.961 bushels, which exceeded the (»each her flag went down. sole agent, f o o t o f Sfumaou street, P ort- I-, I 1 M il ( f . a. t q . t i u t i a I r . ' l u r * i> t ils M < ' |> h ( a | “ The Brooklyn sent a boat to her, the imporatstion of any preceding year, • ph laud/Dv. left Key Weal last Tuesday at m id Clan«, a* ihe«taiu*xu «he/ w|U do > ______ l<> I* la l« l«-u luhl wtU u lold _ _ MV V ami when the adm iral caught up with except that of 1592. (he so»t you rati poultify «tari«« Iron» tl»« __ night, is now in operation before San Not w ithin living memory has there tlalt'a Catarrh Cwr*. man lilac lared by F. J the New York, Texas and V ixen , the tiago. and, as a war depaitm ent official A Co., T«4edn, <)., rentalna no m area(» t 'o r t ln a d M a r k e t. Cristobal Colon was taken possession been known *o abnorm ally snow less a a Cheney n .ll» taken tntsrnally, a ritn g diroeily up>>'< expressed it, "w hen these long toms of w inter In European Kuaaia as the j*v<t th * bloaxt and mneou* sarfnrea of th * system of. Wheat— W alla W alla, 60ft62c; V a l Randolph’s begin talking, something In buying Hal)'« « atarrh Cure tie *t«*e you g, i “ I cannot speak in too high terms of winter. the (« u n iti*. It |a taken In ternally, aii.l a w l« w ill happen in Santiago.” General ley and Blueetem, 68c per bushel. tu Talvdo. Oblò, hy F. J. Cheney A to . T«*tk F lour— Beat gra«iet>, $3.75; graham, the bearing and conduct of a ll on board Shafter has nearly 50 siege guns and a Dr. T. U . W hite. No. 2 7 1 M o rri montai« live. this ship. When they found the O re son street, cor. Fburth, Portland, O r., Sold by hrusalBta, price TNe. per buttle. large number of 4 -inch mortars, besides 83.50; superfine, 82.25 per barret H all'» Fam ily Fitta aro the beat. Oats— Choice w hite, 39c; choice gon had rushed to the front, and was is the only repreeentative in the Pacific light a rtille ry at his disposal. These hurrytog to a succession of conflicts Northweet of the patented system of i*a|«*r was first manufacture*! In the guns, taken in connection w ith the work gray, 36 f t 37c per haaheL Barley— Feed barley, <21; brewing, w ith the enem y’s vessels, if thev could Crown and Bridge Work, in v e n t'd by East, and w a i in tria h i» *! into Eun>|>« that w ill be done by the fleet, w ill, it be hove to and would engage, the en D r. L L W hite, of San Francisco. By by th«« Moors in the eighth rontury. is expected, carry terror and destruc 822 per ton. M ill-tu ffs — Bran, 815 per ton; m id thusiasm was intense. As these Span this method you do not have troth ex tion to Santiago. ish vessels were much more heavily tracted because they are decay»! to the Anxiety has been expressed by the dlings. 821; shorts, 814. H ay— Tim othy. 8 H f t l 2 ; clover. 810 armored than the Brooklyn, they might gume, ,n order to have new teeth in war depaitm ent officials as to whether LaUbUabad 17 SO. Inetead yon can have crowns General Shafter had a sufficient force <311; Oregon wild hay, 89(310 per ton. have concent rated their fire upon and sert»!. overpower»! her. 3ggs— Oregon, 15c per doien. pot on old roots, reotoring the same to to prevent the evacuation of Santiago "Consequently, I am persuaded that natural eon In ions and a rtiflc ia l troth Butter— Fancy creamery. 3 2 ** f t 35c; by the en-m y. This anxiety was allayed about 11:80 last night by the fair to good, 82ifC ; dairy, 2 5 ft 30c but for the officers and men of the O r inserted where they have been re egon, who steamed and steered the ship moved. The*«, operations are perform », receipt of the following dis]<atch from per ro lt Cheese— Oregon lu ll cream, l l f t l 2 e ; and fought and supplied her batteries, quickly a n , («Binleesly. Dr. W hite, General Shafter, which contained con the Colon and perbape the Viscaya by the us«' of eleotncity and other firmation. too, of the earlier report« of Young America. 1 2 ^ 0 . Poultry— Chickens, m ix » !, 88.50 per would have eecaped. “ methods, fills and extracts troth w ith the beginning of the bombardment: ’ ’ Playa del Este, July 12.— To A d doaen; liens. |4 00; springs, 82.00*33; out pain. calehraled for more F O R S A F E K E E P IN Q . geese, |3 .0 0 ft4 .5 0 ; ducks, young. 8 J ft jutant-G eneral, Washington: Head than a century aa a Opium eating has bre-ome a habit quarters of F ifth Corps, July 12.— The 4.00 per doaen; turkeys, live, 1 1 )* f t F v t » o n e r * o f W a r H e s e h P n r t a m n n t h — w ith the Kafllre in South A frica. The delicious, nutritious, enemy open»l fire a few minutes past 12 4 c per pound. Cw Svarw A m o n g t h e L o t . Chinese are the chief purveyors of the Potatoes— Oregon Burbanks, 3 O ft 3 5c and llesh forming 4 w ith light guns, which were soon Portsmouth, N . I I . , J u ly ,2 .— Thu drug. beverage, hoa our silence«I by ours. There was very lit per sack; new potatoes 60(3 75c. auxiliary cruiser St. Louis, w ith 746 Onions— California red, 81-25 per well-known tle musketry firing, and the enemy w*s r,2n^o*"1 1 Spanish prisoners, including 54 offi » FIT1 II* Arat «U» . D*s <4 I'l K kept entirely in the entrenchments. sack. H r r r * lu n tc ra r. H. i (or F U H B • « . o e tr««l Y ello w Label Hops— 5 f t l2 ) ^ c per pound for new cers, arrivrel in Portsmouth harbor at tortle and lf-«t!««« I'M. H. l i . K L L S li, Lal. a * Three men were slightly wounded. I 8:30 o’clock this morning, and s few Area «root. PBUa.kit eia. F». crop; 1896 crop, 4 <3 6c. on the front of erary w ill have considerable force tomorrow, Wool— V alley, 1 0 (3 12c P»’r pound; minutes laler dropped anchor just package, and our enough to completely block a ll the Cobeta di Vaca explored the G ila Oregon, b<312c; mohair, above Fi*hin g is,an«,. The big liner river country in 1535, and reported trade mark,“I ji Belle roads on the northwest. 1 am quite Eastern left Guantanamo at 8 o’clock Tuesday, 25c per poond. well. “ S H A F T E R .” Chocolatirre,Von the that the natives were dressed in cotton July 6, an«i did not make a stop u n til M utton— Gross, best sheep, wethers The belief is held by the best-in garments. FTT she dropped anchor in Portsmouth formed officers that General Toral, the an«, ewes. 3% c; dn-esed mutton, 7c; harbor. Including the prisoners, th«*re ris o ’aCure for Consumption is the <»nh BONE OTHER O E M INE. Spanish commander, w ill surrender spring lambs, 9c per lb. medicine u.»«<l in my house I>. (' Hog«— Gross, choice heavy, 84.78; were 1,038 people on hoard the boat, cough when he finds it w ill be impossible for Albright. Mtffiint'urir, P a , I»ec. I I , l*Uft M «0C O«H.» MV and oot of this number there are 91 him to evaculate the city, (.’ ¡«on w hat light and feeders, 83.00(34.00; dressed, sick and wound»] la n ia r d s under the The highest waterfall In the world 85.50(36.50 per 100 pounds. W A L TE R BAKER & CO. L td . grounds this belief is based could not Is Cholock cascade, at Yosemite, C a l., i Beef— Gross, top steers, 3.50(383.76; care of snrgeona. be ascertained, hut that information is Dorchester, M are . A d m ira l Cervera is confined to his which is 3,686 feet high, or just half 82 50 ft 3.00; dress»! beef. in the hands of the officials, there is no cows, cabin, having been quite ill fo r the a m ile. 6 ft 8 per pound. doubt. General Shafter’s dispatch, Veal— Large, 5c; small, 6j<c per past three days, although he was able T r r Schilling's D»*( tea and baking powder. they say, shows he is now engaged io to be dress»J this morning. Bishop ocott Icidemy strengthening his position, and that he pound. C w a tw a a la l o f K le e t r le lt jr . A K ixrd iii« and Iw y Meh»«* tot t o r * Captain Enlate, who was commander S eat* la M a rk e ts . w ill follow up his operations with a M ilita ry itiaelplln«, In eharg* I' M A centennial «4 •• loc tri city w ill be of the Viscaya, and is among the pris A rm y u(|><»r. I'viiunry, pr»i>nreiory final assault on the city. Vegetables— Potatoes— Yakimas, 811 an«l M-ndemir d»|<arlni«n 1« Manual oners, Is also quite ill, having been celebrate«I at Como, Ita ly , the b irth Training or Ml,,yd luu rw v n lly toen In ft 12 per ton; natives, 88*3 10; C alifo r- nlT«»r t«» S o r r m i l e r S a n t ia g o . wonnde.1 in the head during the h a ttlj place of V o lta, from May to Octolw-r, ■lalle«l. Hoy« o f all a « » r«*'»lv*d 0|MM-lal lnalru«-tl«>n In niu»lr, modern Off Jnragua, via Kingston, Jamaica, ! nia potatoes, 81 00 per 100 pounds. off Santiago. 1899. I t is ondcratood that everything • lar,*uaa«*, «tonography. Through ■**'*- I July 12.— The surrender of Santiago B •ets, par sack, 81-25; turnips, 81-25; pertaining to the advancement of elec 1« ae preiiarallun a .pe«-lally i aial'iu ii* on apidlratlon to the p rln rti« !. 1 W, form ally offered by the Spanish carrots, 81.25; hothouse lettuce, — c; tric ity w ill he represent»!. A t the DOW N FROM Y U K O N . I I I I . I . M Ii , F. O. lira w e r 17. F«.ri command« r, General Toral, today, but radiahea, 12L4c. same tim e an electrical congress of the land. Or. Fruits— C alifo rn ia lemons, fancy, T h e S rh o n n e r I'h l l l l p a H rtn g a Twenty world’s prominent electrical engineers the conditions attached caused a prompt la it Wrong/ G o l<t-I.a« la n M in e r * . refusal of the offer by General Hhaf'er. 8 3 .75;choiee, 83 f t 3 .50;seed ing oranges, w ill be held. Get it Right. 81.60*31.75; California navels, fan«y, The negotiations, however, re m it» in San Francisco, July 12.— Tw en ty A new G e ru . m a n tis e p tic , called Keep it Right. |3 ¿,3.25; choice, 82.60(32.76; ban miners from the placers at Minook, the extension of the armistice. General Torsi's proposal enntem pat- anas, shipping, <2 2 5 f t 2.75 jerb un ch; Circle C ity and Dawson arrive«, here protargol, la a compound ol silver and M o o r * '* H a v e a la d K am ari y a tild o IL Thra* protlen. A on«1 per cent solution is re do*** w ill make you (* •! better. <>• t li Iroin ed the immediate surrender of the city, strawberries, 80c f t 7 6c per crate. today on the schooner H a ttie I. Philips ported to destroy the bacteria of an your drug?!«* or any wbnleaale drus house, or Butter— Fancy native cre3ineiy, from St. Michaels. The but he insisted that his army be per returning Worn H to war t A iiolmm Drag Co., baaiile. thrax and enteric fever. m itted to march awa» under arms and brick, 19c; ranch, 7(3 12c; dairy, 1 2 X prospectors, who bring a I «out 870,000 w ith flying colors, and declared tbat (316c; Iowa, fancy creamery, 19c. w ith them, have been in Alaska from A French journal states that among B U Y T H E G E N U IN E Cheese— Native Washington, l i f t he would fight to the last ditch unless 1 to 25 years. H a lf of the party w ill the recent use» which have been dis 12c; Eastern cheese, 12 C < t 12 the conditions were accepted. General return to work their claim *. The pas cover», for acetylene gas is a motor Meats— Choice dressed brof steers, sengers from iJawron are confident the which has special ad vantages tor use Shafter^replied that nothing but un prime, 7c; cows, prime, 8 ^ o ; m ut conditional surrender would l>e con ontptit of Dawson w ill reach far over in automobile Vehicles. ... W AKUFACTUBBD B T ... sider»! by him , but he consent^! to ton, 7A<c; pork, 7 ft 7 ^ 0 ; veal, 6(3 8c. ♦ 18,000,000. Minook w ill probably be C A L IF O R N IA F IG S Y R U P CO. Hams— Large, 10 ‘^c; sm all. 11c; not less than 8300,000. Circle C ity Clocks can be accurately leveled hy cable the Spanish offer to Washington, I W M«FTK T H F « A M K . in the meantime extending the armis breakfast bacon, 11 w ill also contribute largely to the out ■ new shelf, which has a flx » l wall M D R F H IN B Poultry— Chickens, live, j>er |«onnd, put of the Alaska placers. The Y u plate supporting a p ivot»!, adjustable tice. < «K A IN K j 14c; dressed, 16c; spring chickens, I. « I D A Wt M shelf, w ith levels in the top, to tie set T h e a te r Itu m e rt in A lle g h e n y . kon river is higher than known for HtupiM d al once 82.50(3«. 75. years, and overflowed its banks at by thum b screws on the under side. Da. J.C. Hurra «.v. IM laa tiellä llblg, <nl> ago, III Pittsburg, July 12.— F ire tonight, Fresh F ish — H alib o t, 8 ft 4c; steel M inook, where a number of ■T 1 L . ■ m iners’ which started in the W orld theater on heads, 7 ft8 c ; salmon troot, 9 ( 3 10c; cabin» were washed away by the flood. Federal street, Allegheny, destroyed flounders and sole, 8 ft4 c ; herring, 4c. that building and the entire section Oysters— Olym pia oysters, per sack, A t r * « t - C a r C u ll 1*1 -n. fronting on the lower side of Federal 88 50) per gallon, solid, 81-80. street, from the Sixth-street bridge to Washington, Jnly 12.— An electric Wheat— Feed wheat, 823. the Ihjyle block, and in ’ he rear almost car on the Congress Heights road, fill» , Oats— Choice, per ton, 828. w ith passengers, collided w ith a horse to Baltim ore. The loss w ill not exceed Corn— Whole, 825; cracked, 823; car ot the Anaconta line this evening. 8175,000, as many of the buildings feed meal, 825. were small frame structures. The in An unknown man wan kill»»«! ami 26 or Barley— Roiled or ground, per ton, surance w ill reach two-thirds of the 80 persons were Injure«!, several of 826; whole, 824. them fatally. loss. —— — — — — — F lo u r— Patent, 841.0, bbl; straights, M O U R N IN G IN H A V A N A . 8« .60; California brands, 85.60; buck F r e ig h t C a n L e f t (h e T r a c k * Dunsmuir, C a l., July 12.— T rain No. wheat flour, |8 .6 0 ; graham, per bbl, O lo o m C aet O v e r th e C ity by Ccrrcrw’s 8 4 .1 6 ; whole W wheat flour, 84.60; rye flla a a tro a a D e fe a t. 13, consisting of 30 cats, drawn by two □our, 86. Havana, July 12.— July 6 the pro engines, was wrecked this morning at M illetuffs— Bran, per ton, 814; duce, money and stock exchanges Sus tunnel 4, near Elmore, four cars in the shorts, per ton, 818. pended operations, observing the day h i idille of the train leaving the rail« Feed— Chopped feed, 8 , 7 f t 21 per as one o t mourning over the loss of und tearing up about 160 feet of road- ton; middlings, per ton, 817; oil Cervera’s fleet. l>ed, demolishing the car tracks, but cake meal, |>er ton, 836. The inhabitants of G nira Molena, leaving the cars and oontents intact. H a y — Puget Sound mixed, 8 8 ft 10; province of Havana, have sent a tele Ko one was in ju r» ]. The south bound choice Eastern Washington tim othy, gram of condolenoe to the president of express train left Dunsmuir two hour* 816. the colonial cabinet over the loss of late tonight, expecting to get by the Eggs— Paying 18c. the fleet. wreck w ithout further delay. A* Prelim inary Firing Be fore the City of • Santiago. Hood’ 8arsaparilla B o iw a » (M u n i ru n h o t «. 8 T 0 K IR S O F It E U K F , At Iturlingaitie, Han Mule-« goiiiilv, Citi . la one «4 the moat thorough, « ai-fu i nini practh a! “ Home HchottP* |>* he found on the Pallile t\«asl Ae« re«lii»«l at M>tle am, Stanford PulrersUl** I Itoreoigh prepara tion fir* bwsinvM Hsntl ftir calaiotfue lu t <i llm re . Ph, Ih, Prtnt'iiml ite-nin-n* Aug. «h . Maattava S ts ih o tl* In th e out Wavld. Tito lighting of the tomha In the in« terior of the pyramids and the outiin« ing of tha top* of the pytatui«!» wiltii art' latuna lias brought home to Wealeru Minds tlie fact that eleclrieity is tapld ly being adnpl»l In the far I'lt t lv r u re m n lire««. The Wiwtern Klectrltflan In a recent issue state* that electric lighting. ee|>»'islly for household pur- poeee, is rspldly progt«>ealng in Egypt I l la offer», at 'heap rates, ami Is tar preferable in the Egyptian clim ate to the very ordinary quality «>( gas «up p li» l hy the gas o o iii ) miiiv at t'airo , which has t*»<n granted a re>n«'e»«n»n to supply electric light. D u ly two trains on the government i ai I way are at pres ent eqiiip)u««1 with e t»'trlc lights, hut other Installaliim a are pro|u«e»«|. The gaa <x>iu|«aiiy m entiou»l ha* l'on tract» I to light all t ’airo by e l» trh 'ity In Ik u «4 ga*. ami II Is reuirtdenlly eapect»| that Alexandria w ill unni mlnpt the «ame method. Burglars, by lairing a large hole In a door Of t h«« courthouse at Itupeudhl, N atal, g ao i» l admittance, smashed open the safe and carried off ?UO |*>urtds sterling of native hut tax money ju *t e o l,» t » l. — Natal Mercury. No («arei.lal care aval falls lo the lot of a »ingle nieinbur «4 the in * » l trihav In general Hie egg* of an insani are destin», to la« hatche«l long aflwr the parents are dead, imi liiat unwt Inacets are (Mtrn orphans. T w o L o tt o ra to M r*. Plnkhutu, Mrw. J ohn W i i . iia m s , I'n glL hU iw u , N J., w rite«t | “ D s a u Mas, PiNMiiAWt— I eannol l«e gin to tell you how 1 suffered tM-'«>re tak tu g y o u r rvnn'diea. I woa m i weak th a t I couhl hardly walk arr-wa the 11» < w ithout fallin g, I had Womb troubla and auch a beoriug-dowB feellnir t also snif«'r»'«l w ltii toy lutek ami Itmlot, pulu In womb, lullaiuiual ion «4 the bladder, pilea'wud indigestion. Before I ha«l taken one I'o ttle o f Lydin E Pltikhuru's Vegetable t'oni|Mniml I felt u great «lea, battor, and a fte r taking tw o and one- h alf bottles ami h alf a I m i « of your Liver P ill* I woacured I f More would take your medicine they would not have to suffer so much ” Mrw. JoegpB PBTKWaoM, 81* Ka*t HL( Warren, I ’a , W rite s : “ O b a n Mua. I ’ im m u a u : 1 have suf fer«-«, w ith womb trouble over llfl«>cu years. I bad liiilauiiiiulhm , enlarge ment and dlaplwreiueut of the woiah. I ha«l the hachucho «onstantly, alto hea«la«'bc. and was so dissy. I ha«l h eart trouble, It sreuicd as though uiy h eart was In my tlin>ul at limes ehoU- ing me. I »*uld m>t walk around and I » m b l not He down, for then my h ra rt Woubl Iw a l so fast 1 would feel aa though I wua smothering. I had to ait up in l>e«l nights In or«ier to breathe. I was so weak I could uot do any thing. “ 1 have now taken several hot* ties of Lydia K. Pink ham's Vega« table Compound, ami used three |»uek- ages of Han stive Wash, and ran say I em |>erfeetly eared I «I«« not think I »>uld have lived long If M r* I'lnk- haul’s medicine bs«l out hel,*e«i urn." MEIER & FRANK CO.’S ..Great Removal Sale.. fk *w a iinmmw crowd* and to bnngin» m mail order« al a rale that haa nscaa- utAlvd thr employment of a largely increased c Levies I lores. Hal, a million Joltin' worth <4 g<n*I* M U S T b* *«>ld hr,ore we mov* min «»ur new Bure, and only ...G reatly Reduced rices... art the entire Back can bring about I hl» reaull. A ll m a il o rd < s filled At R em oval Sale Price*. ANK CO. Baker’s tE C O N . Chocolate, A B eautiful P resent ,n order to further inirodut e ELASTIC S . ARCH (Fiat Ir. r. Brand), the in.iuuf.u turvra, J .C . liubinger Hr«« Cm .of Keokuk. Iowa, itave decided to O IV G A W A Y A beautiful preaeni with each pat k.igr of starch a«>ld. These presents are in the 'orut «4 Beautiful Pastel Pictures They are ij x iq inches in e<se,and are cnnti< <1 aa follows: L ila c s a n d W ild P a n s ie s . A m e ric a n P o p p ies. P a n s ie s and M a r g u e r it e s . IJ In c s a n d Ir is . YOUR LIVER SYRUP OF FIGS OPIUM I a n F ra n c is c o M a r k e t . K a a a lg l's T r ia l T r ip . Portsmouth, N . H ., July 12.— The Japanese cruiser Kasaigi dropped an chor off Portsmouth this evening She came from Philadelphia. The Kusaigl left Delaware breakwater at 10:30 Sat- onlay morning, and made an average of 18 knots u ntil m idnight, when she ran into a dense fog, which compelled her to slow dowu. The cruiser behaved splendidly. AlMiut 2,600 Dunkards from V ir ginia, Indiana, Ohio an«, Illin o is have returned to North Dakuta. Wool— Southern ooast lambs, 7 ft9c; San Joaquin, 8 ft8 c ; Northern, 11 f t 13c per lb. M il,stuffs— Middlings, |1 Oft 21.60; California bran, 8 1 4 .0 0 ft 16.00 per ton. Onions— New. 2 6 ft4 0 c per sack. I B u tter— Fancy creamery, 21c; do ■econds, 30c; fancy dairy, 19c; good to choice, 1 6 ft 18t$c pur pound. Fggs — Store, 12 f t 14o; fancy ranch, l S f t lO ^ o . Citrus F ru it— Oranges, navels, 81-00 (32.60; Mexican limes, 84.60; C a li fornia lemons, 1.00f t 81.60; do cbolce, |1 . 7 5 f t 2.60; per box. The civ il governor of Havana has abandoned a festival arranged for the purpose of collecting money to estab lish free kitchens for the poor, becauso of the destruction of Cervera’s fleet, and at Union de Rohes, province of Mutanxa*, memorial services have been held for the officers and men lost. July 8, J68 sailors and officers of tho different ships of the fleet, including Lieutenants Manuel Gustmanete and Cabellero and Naval Cadet Reyman Navarre, arrived at Santiago. They reported all the crews of tho warships A lm ira n te Oqnendo and Infanta M arla Tereaa were either killed ot wounded. Theac rare pictures, four in numiirr, hv the renowned paatel nrtist R. LeRoy, of New York, have been < in men from the very «holrtkl aulurrta in hia studio and .ire now offered for rite first time to thr public. The pictures are accurately reproduced in all the rotors i».»l in the orig inals, and are pronounced hy competent critics, work« o f art. Paste, pictures are the correct tiling for the home, nothing surpasaing them in beauty, richness of color and artistic merit. r < )ne of these pictures g a B ■ y e la s tic Starch purchased of your grocer. It is the brat laundry Man h on the mark« t and is sold for to cents a package. Ask y<»ur grocer for this March and get a beautiful picture. " ALL SROCIM K E P ELiSTIO STMCN. ACCEPT NO SUBSTITUTE * * * * — ^ * * * * * * * * * * — - ......... * ---------• i i i i i iii n i i i i Stop drinking colored tea. T ry Schilling’s Best. The Japanaee have a gigantic coloni sation scheme on foot in Mexico. CURC YOURSELFt Y* **•*•* fur iiimaiiiral n m • » v» liv u *, IrrltaU.ju« ,,t ,,|,. railoni ’ a T V 0,1 • «'"»branit*. F s I ii I im «, and imi Miiin. ( <«>nl ur p»t<>«»«u*. StolO by >*r«t*r*ata, M » e l la alain »ranror, Qlroalnr **ni «a -^linr MU (HCl tl'S S Î S ' j i i ' J * , “ - » '» •r*l marnhandlM «tore«, or by In Ui«> mar- or nal* by nil «an- B W I L L A F IN C K i M l Mark»! Mirw i.Man Franela*«», Cal B . F . H. V . j(o. s,| , Wg ( IIB M w r it in g to* a rtvortlanra m e n tio n t h l * p a p e r, W iilnaao