The People's republic., January 06, 1899, Image 4

Tk« Fields »r «per«.
From III« flails of s|w»rt we go to b*4
ao<l get op fu ll of yetiwa an<l arhee.
Mi« next night, bv the nee of St.
Jaonhe O il. we are «outlied to aleep and
get up oured.
W h o e I k e F r e tte b P r e s id e n t T r a v e ls .
The French president Itevele free on
the railway« daring hta official toai in
Franoe, bat when the return journey ■«
oonelinie.1,
hia aietetary calculates
what it would hare cosi if pahl for at
regular rate«, and thia sunt ia han<le>l
over to lie distributed among the poor-
m i pai.l of the railway men.— T it-B it« .
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RECORD OF A YEAR. I
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Important Eveats Crowded the
Pa<t Twelve Months.
M IC H HISTORY MADE.
The Year IMS Will Be Remembered as a
rulin g dyspepsia. I l is curing it today and
It r ill continue to cure it when given a fair
o, portunitv by those who suiter front this
di »ease.
I f you hare dyspepsia lake
Hood's SoneperUla. I f you have a friend
suffering from it. tell that trie mi to take
Hood's S a rs a p a rilla
America's Grrotrot Medicine le r Dvsprpato.
H o o d '« F l l l a
* " b 'c r Ills.
XA cents
A t last Speaker Keed has been over­
rule«!. At a recent annual meeting of
the Daughters of the Confederacy, at
Hot Springs, A rk ., a lively debate
arose as to whether the minutes of the
previous meeting should be read before
business could proceed or not. One
daughter ventured to quote Speaker
Keed on the subject, hut she was
promptly overruled and the reading
was dispense.) w ith on the motion of
another daughter, who aaserted ve­
hemently
that “ Tom Reed d id n ’ t
known what he waa talking abo ut."
TRY
A L U ir i
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A powder to be shaken into the shoe«.
A t this season your feet feel swollen, ner­
vous and uncomfortable. I f you have
smarting feet or lig h t shoes try Allen's
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w a lk in g easy. Cures swollen and sweating
feet, busters and callous spots. Relieves
p.rns and bunions o f a ll pain and is a cer­
tain cure for Chilblains. Sweating, dam p
>r frosted feet. Ws have over th irty th ou­
sand testimonials T ry it today- Sold by
all druggists and shoe ¿tore- for 2Se. T n a l
pa'kagw F R E E . Address, Alien 8. 01m-
»tedTIe R. y, N. Y .
Among the many mysteries of bird
migration is the fact that over-sea jour-
oeys are generally conducted in the
darkness, and invariably against a bead
wind.
T e Cw ee a C o ld In O n e l » » f
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
A ll druggists refund money if it fails to
cure. 25c.__________________
There is some talk of a tunnel under­
neath the straits of G ib ra lta r, and at
it would have to be only 30 miles long,
there is no reason why it should not
be feasible, particularly as tlrere is a
bed of bard rock a ll the way.
No household is complete w ithout a bot­
tle o f the famous Jesse Moore Whiskey. It
is a purs and wholesome stim ulant reo
unintended by a ll physicians. Dou t ne­
glect this necessity.__________
W hen a young woman gets a new hat
ehe is never satisfied n n til the man she
loves most and the g irl ib e bates inoet
have both aeen it.
C iT S -‘' • ’TnooroUy Cured. .1(1 f lu or nervnosnes
■ I I O after A m days use of Dr. K liu v» o r m i
N erve Head r> r. Bend tor F K I . S ■ S.OU trial
hottie sou jvaliee. I ) IL B. I L K L L N K , Ltd., *SJ
a rc h sb-Mt. r'uuadeiid.ia. Pa.
When a woman buys canned mince
meat she cbops a few more apples into
it and adds a dash of brandy and tben
rite thinks she has made it.
W hen coming to San Francisco
to
Brooklyn U r ie l, 3 jh --’12 Bush street.
American or European plan Room and
board »1.00 to »1.50 per day; rooms M c en U
to »1.00 per day; single meals 25 cents.
Free coach. Chas. Montgomery.
George K no x, who died in London
recen tly, called h im s e lf " t h e last ol
the K osicrucians."
H e spent a long
life and a great fortune in looking for
th e philosopher's stone, the e lix ir of
lif e and oth er m yths o f " t h e rosy
c rose.’ ’
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M O IT T * S
SCHOOL
FUR
HOYS.
Now at Burlingame, w ill remove to its
beautiful new home at Menlo Park. San
Mateo Countv, Cal., and re-open January
10th. 1««. Address Ir a G. Ilo itt, Ph. D.,
Menlo Park, Cal.
Instead of reshoeing horses w ith
sharper shoes when tiie ground fieexes
an Ohio man has invented a device
which screws on the under side of the
shoe and can be removed easily when
the ground thaws.
H E EXCELLENCE OF SYRIT OF FMiS
Is due not only to the o rigin ality and
simplicity of the combination, but also
to the care and skill w ith which it ia
manufactured by scientific processes
known to*the C a l if o r n ia F lo S ybcp
Co. only, and we wish to impress upon
all the importance of purchasing the
true and original remedy. As the
genuine Syrup of Figs is manufactured
by the {¿ALiroKvia F io f i n e r Co.
only, a knowledge of th a t fact w ill
aasiht one in avoiding the worthless
imitations manufactured by other par­
ties. The high standing of the C A L I­
FORNIA F io S tm up C o . w ith the medi­
cal profession, and the satisfaction
which the genuine Syrup of Figs has
given to millions of families, makes
the name of the Company a guaranty
of the excellence of its remedy. I t is
far in advance of all other laxatives,
as it acts' on the kidneys, liver and
bowels w ithout irrita tin g or weaken
ing them, aud it does not gripe not
nauseate. 1 n order to get its beneficial
effects, please remember the name of
the Company —
2»» Spanish S.-et arrives st Hsntlsga de
Cubs,
73 Crwtscr Charleston anils for M antis
23 Tr.».'!'» A and C a r r iv e at Camp Alger.
Falla t ’hnrch. Ys.
24 The » ix u ia ll fleet Is bottled np St 8sn
flag»
28
Three traasports w ith 25SB r a n start
for M a n ila. ...P re s id e n t issues a call for
T8,U00 more vnlnnteern.
2d Oregon arrive« In bey West ...O n e of
Spain's cabinet m inisters »aid the n w »
try waa » tilin g to accept "an honorable
p eace.” . . . .C o m m o d o re S chley Is la loach
27
A C h r « n « 1 o |lf* l
It C o m a s F ro m M a n y N e m o s M a d e
H a p p y ,- “ D y s p e p s ia la C u re d .“
For year» flood's Sarsaparilla haa been
17 Hagas'a'a sew cabinet annouweed at
M adrid
1H \ ucty ih. wsand trwwpa ordered te mobll
lae In Chlckantnuga.
Most Notable Oae.
Good News
H s w le w S h o w « 1« te
H i v » B een R u n « r b s b is in M a a p Me*
s|M-cts
W a r w ith
20
H p a in TeNes F o r« *
m « I P ls e v In t h e l a t s e r o t l u g R e c o rd
-C o w c tM
C o n ti c |
S to ry
of
lk tl
V tc to rto n s
1 n t e r w v t io n s l a n .I I n t e r n a l
lH s e e n s lo n s A m o n g I u ro p e u tt C o u b -
t r io a
O la i s t r r a u 1 D e a t h
at
Hom e
a n d A b ro a d .
T o him w ho la concerned w ith histo ry
In the m ak in g there very ra re ly comes a
y e a r m ore h e a v ily laden w ith im p o rta n t
events th a n th e y e a r IHOffv I t haa seen
every state in Kurope. except peaceful
S c a n d in av ia and the D u tc h com m unities,
face to face w ith e ith e r w a r o r in te rn a l
dissolution -som e o f them w ith in meas­
u ra b le distance o f both. Y et th e greatest
effects have not been in E u ro p e; ISON has
seen the I'n ite d S ta te s forced, not by any
greed o f po w er, but by its h u m a n ita ria n
ideals, to ta k e its p a r t in E urop ean re la ­
tions. A b r ie f but glorious a rm ed conflict
w ith Spain has been begun, prosecuted to
its end and settled by a tre a ty of peace
upon which th e in k ia s c a rc e lj d ry . T h e
inception o f g re a t p o litic a l changes haa
been witnessed in C h in a : tw o Europ ean
ru le rs have come to th e ir d e a th ; sev e ral
men and wom en prom in en t in s ta te c r a ft
m ilita r y a ffa irs , re fo rm , lite r a tu r e and
m nsic, have passed s w a y ; (he y e a r has
been m arked by some te rrib le m a rin e dis­
asters, causing great loss o f life ; and fire,
flood and storm have num bered th e ir vie-
tim e by scores and caused exte n s ive loss
o f prop erty.-
Th e chronological table
that
follows
gives the most im p o rta n t happ en ing * o f
1 NON, forem ost am ong which a re those o f
th e w a r w ith Spain.
CONFLICT
W ITH
F F A IX .
E v e n t s o f t h e W a r l a t e l y W o n b y th e
V n i t e d S ta tes »
J a s s a ry .
25— r . S. battleship M iln e . Cxpt. C D Hlgs
bee, L'. b. N . la ordered to Uavaua,
Caha.
F e b rn a ry .
• - The pnbllcst.on n t a le tte r w ritte n by
Beuor Dupuy de Lome, Spanish m ntsrer
to the V nited Btateo. speak.ng dispar­
agingly of l*res'.dent M' K lnley, leads to
the M inister's res gnat Ion of his post
and the appointm ent of Senor Luis Polo
y Bern»be
IS—The V. 8. battleship Maine, lying In the
harbor of H avana, la destroyed aud sunk
by an explosion between 1» and lu o’clock
p. m.
17- Rear Adm iral Slcard. commanding the
N orth A tlantic squadron. orders a court
of Inquiry Into the loss of the Maine.
IP The request of the Spaa sit ..(Urlals In
Havana for a Joint lnv.-»t ga ion Into the
loss of the M aine la declined.
21—The I sited States Senate orders an In
VesLgation Into the Maine disaster.
ce rgaalaallow o f disbanded Tblcteewth
R egiara**.
SO
31
w ith the Insurgent le a d e rs .. . . Florida
expedition landed w ithout opp»xltlou
near G uantanam o. Culm.
Hpan'ah »om i ships chaaed by Americas
nsrshlp» near Key West.
C.'mnuHlore Schley reports the trapping
of t'ervera In the harbor of Santiago de
C u lx
i'ru l» c r I'olunibla a rrb e a at
New Y, rh. b a tin g been In celllalon w ith
the B ritish stcaa ahtp FoaC"l a. which
sank.
Tns»ps embark at Tam ps fc r H avana.
Rear Adm iral Sampson's fleet bombards
forta of Santiago de Cuba.
Jua s
1 Transports for M anila a rriv e at Hono­
lulu. H a w a ii, and the Boys In lllne be
come the guests of the c it y ..
M oulior
Monadnock ordered to M anila front Han
Francisco.
2 Spain again appeals t« the Powers te
Intervene.
3 American nqaadroa bombarded Santiago
de Cuba.
4— L'eut. Hobaon alaka cr«laer M errim ac
la the mouth of the harbor o f H a a tla g j
de Cabs.
8 -F o rtiflc a tlo a s o f Santiago de Cnba re­
duced.
7 American squadron bombards and al­
ienees batteries at Santiago . . . M onitor
Monterey and collier Brutna sail for
M anila.
8 —A«»ault oa fortifications of Guantanam o
Ray
3 ltouae agrees on war revenue conference
report.
IO A ilm m l Sampson reports be has held
Guantanam o harbor since the 7 t h . . . ,
S m a te agrees ,*n coo fere ace reiK>ri on
w ar revenue bill.
t l Four Americans at Calmanera are hilled
1« a fight w ith th e Spaniards.
13 T h irty tw o transports w ith S hafter's
troops sail for S a n tia g o .. . . President
M cK inley • gna the war tax bill.
14 T w o Americans and several hundred
Spaniards hilled In a b a ttle at Cal
manera.
13 S.-c\»n4 ext ed t'o n sailed from Han Fran-
«taco for M a n ila .. . G reat destruction
results to Santiago forts through the use
of tbe dynam ite gun» oa the Vesnvlns.
17 Spanish squadron sailed from Cadis and
p is « c l G ib raltar.
20 Transports w ith ( i t x S h a fte r's troops
a rr.v e off S a n tiag o .
2 2 - P a r t of S h ifte r's troops landed.
23 Balance of troops landed w it bent sect-
d r n t . .. .A d m ira l Cam ara's Cadla fleet
arrives at Island of P a m e lla rla.
24- Sixteen Amer can soldiers hilled and
for y wounded In driving bach Spanish
sold ers at Santiago.
27—Comm dorc Watson to command fleet to
attack Hpanltb home te rr ito ry . . . . Preal
dent M cK inley rrcunm ends thanks of
Co frees for Lieu t. Hobaon. aud that he
be transferred to the line.
28 President proclaims blockade of South
eru Cuba from Cape Frances to Cape
Craa.
28—Gen. Shafter reports he can take San
tlago In forty eight hours . . The Senate
thanks Ltent. lloboon and bis men. m u
It g each one personally.
3 8 Egyptian Governm ent refused to let
Cam ara coal his fleet at Port Said.
J a ly .
M antis, demanded the removal e f the
Insurgents fri iu th a t city
t«Y Hpaulsh Meuate adopts (h * g»'«1'« p ro te
«sil.
12 The aituattoa at M anila reported c r it­
ic» I
13 HpanlshChainhorsof Pep«ties adopta the
p. a .e Brot»<'ol
Id .Spanish l»ea,-a Commission appointed,
w ith Seuor Itloa, President of the Sen
ate, as President.
17 The l*ea<*e Commission of I he V a ile d
States salla for Parts
10 Spatilah Governm ent issues sn order for
all troops In the West Indice to return
home.
20 The evacuation of the outlying p.xlllo na
In Porto Rico begun by the Spanish
2*3 A m erhan and Hp.in.sh Comiulaaloners
meet In P a ris
O c to b e r ,
1 American and Spanish l*eaee C om m it
aloners hold their first session.
4 American Pence Commission receives
the reporl « f Gen M e rr ill lu Parla
IS F. ruta I ceremony of raising the I'n ite d
States flag over Han Juan takes p la c e ., . ,
A m erhan t'emmla»h<nrrs refuse to as
m ine any portion of Cuban debt.
24 Gea. Ortega. « U h the last of the Span
Ish eoldtcra, salla from Porto ttlro for
Spain.
2 » Ä Spantah soldiers capture«! at
Manila
during the w ar are released by I'u lte d
•ta ie s .
27 Spanish Pea, a Commissioners a «»ce pi
condition o f the non asaumptlca of Cu
ban debt by V alted States,
N o v e m b e r.
28 Term s o f pea«»e accepted by Spain.
Ik e c e m b e r.
18 T re aty o f pca«a with Spain signed at
Parla.
O KxKRAL
C H R O N O I .' G Y .
Recorvf i f R v e n t a t h a t H a v e «»ccw rred
P a r in g th e F a s t Y e a r.
J a n w a ry .
1 Officers of the <Mbaa provisional gov
erum ent aworu la.
3 Hix persons burn«»d lo death at Jersey
C ity. N. J.
3 T h irty peroona hilled by collapse of
fltxir In city hall at London. O at.
7—Theodore t»urrant hanged for m urder at
St. Quentin prison, t'a llfo ru la .
8 Six m.»a killed by exphtelon of an Ohio
R iver t o a K x t near Gleuflcld. P a . . . .
Fifteen men drowned off Hauduv by
foundering of a French steam er. . . Six
Uvea lost In a mine explosion uear P itta
burg. Kan .. . Death o f MaJ. Moaea P.
H andy.
12 Forty Uvea and »l.<*X>,o<X> worth of prop
erty destroyed by a tornado at Fort
ftm llh. Ark
18 Death of Hon. Re nJ B utterw orth. Vul
ted States Commissioner of Patents, at
Thom asville, Ga.
18 Bread riots at Ancona. Ita ly .
»
Firv lose of »lum.ouo at East Grand
Forha. Miun.
22 M arriage of Rev. T
D e W itt Talm age
and Mrs. Col
C o llie r .. . .D estructive
storm over the Weal and South.
2 8 -M a n y persona burned to «loath In a con
g tg ra tlo n a ' Spokane. W a s h .. . .»I.8(Kk*
(Mhi worth of property at East 81. Louts.
I l l , Includ n< l'u l>n elevator and Bur­
lington freight drp.it. destroyed by Are.
•¿J- January «heat sella for »1 DA In Chi-
cago. . . . Steamer C ity o f D ulu lh lost off
Ht Joseph. Mich.
28 Several persona killed In a smash up on
the Maine Central R ailw ay at O r o n o ...,
Ten men killed by caving la of North
weal land tuunel In Chlcagto.
F e b rn n ry .
1 Six lives tost by burning of the Alvord
lloaae. Gloveravllle, N. Y. .. .Scb,H>ner
Brigg« wr«». k«»d off L lt.le Nahant aud
eight Uvea lost.
2 ».>'0,11)" lire Iona In W innipeg. Manitoba.
3 Hix persona kine.1 In railw ay collia ,«n
uear Ronton. . . . F I r o destroys FAJA.uuu
worth of property at Scrauton, Pa.
4 Seven hilled In railroad wreck at Glaa
!»w, S c o t la n d .
1 S hafter's army began the assault upon
V<.iaa> fire at Albany, It««l-----Holland
S m tia g i de Cnba. capturing the enemy's
American steamer Veendaui wrvehed lu
outer n o rk a
2 Hhaf er renewed the attack opon San
mid oo-an.
8 - Adolph L I.eutg«»rt «entenced to life Im
tlago. Ion ng about 1,<N8> In killed and
prtaouuieot for w ife tuunler In Chi
wounded, and making 2.WM Spanish
cago .. A««.«»»Ination of l*rr«ldeni Bar
prls-mera. The Spanish casualties prob
rto» of G u ate m a la . . . .»23 o , imai firv loss
abty exceeded those of tbe Auc-rlcana.
at Fort W orth. Texas.
8 -C e rv e ra 's fleet destroyed at Santiago,
1 8 Th rty e ght live« cru«brd out by fall
w ith great loss o f life.
lug walla at Ptttatiurg
S S panl'h tr»n«pvrt A lfo p » X I I . blown
11—Naoaau Chamber» In New York burned;
up off M ur.el by American g u n b o a ts ....
loss. 83»M),WM>... .F re n c h »hip F la rh a t
Hobaou. the hero of the M errim ac, and
goes down off Canary Islands, 87 Uvea
hla comrades exchang'd fur Spanish
M a rc h .
m t.
prison« ra outside Santiago.
8 8 —Congress votes to place Fio.noo.nuo at
17 Fire damp explosion In a colliery at
7—President signs H aw aiian annexation
the onqoallfled disposal of I ’ resldeut Mc­
Hammeerly, Pru»» a, kill» SO p e rs o n s ....
re«"lutl«n. . . . A dm iral Dewey took Sublg
K inley as an emergency fond.
» 1 0 0 .8 » fire at Ptrtafleld. M a a s ... Ilr ll
and 1.3UU prisoner*.
Id —!t|»ain ’•em oostratei a g iln s t the presence 11—Cruiser Ht. L iu 's brings A dm iral Cer
lah steamer Leglsla or burned at ae»
o f the United States fleet at Key West
vera and 74H prisoner* to Portsmouth, 18 lie a th of M ’«« France« F. W illa rd In
and aga nst other measures o f defeuse
New York C i t y . . . . Large fire a t P itta
N I I . . . . Adm iral Sampson's fleet bom
by onr Government.
|.i* <
bar (led San lag»
17— Facts concerning Cuba stated In the 13— Announc. d that yellow fever haa broken 20 New w h arf and cu« »in bonne at Tam
Senate by Senator Proctor, o f Verm oul,
p'eo, Mexi<-«. burne,1 |o*a. »2.ia«> <»n
out In Gen. Shafter s arm y.
as tbe result of perronal observation.
14—Gca. T » ral and the S p in ah arm y sur­ 28 N ational Tobacco Company a work« at
28 Court of In q u iry ’s report on tbe Maine
Louisville, K y ., buroe<|. loss. S2.tNMl.ia».
rendered Santiago at 3 p m.
sent to Congrt as.
17—"O ld G lory” raised over Santiago at 28 Nine Uvea lust In a tenement b»u«e fire
at Charleston. 8. C. ...» e v e n perrons
noon.
A p r il.
18 President Issues a proclam ation provid­
killed at Blue Island. IIL . by the colli«
8— Consul General Lee recalled.
ing for the government of Santiago . . .
Ion of a train ami an »tnnlhn« ...T e n
10— Consul «»eneral Lee leaves Cuba.
H.-ven American vessel* bombard Man-
persons ktlleil and five Injured by an
11- President M cK inley tends a message to
x-iultlo and destroy seven Spanish ships.
explosion and Ore In H all Bros.' labors
Congress recommending attoed Interven­
21—Gen. M lie*. with 3.413 men on trans-
lory at Kalamaso». Mich.
tion In Cuba.
p o rta convoyed by warships, starts to 27—Death o f Win. M H lng -rly. proprietor of
1 5 - Arm y ordered tc mobilise.
take Porto K lc o .. . . American gu n tx xta
the Philadelphia Record.
Id -S e n a te belllg.-r« ncy resolutions passed
capture Nlpe and alnk the Spanish cruis­
18— Congress votes against Cuban recogni­
M a rc h ,
er Jorge J u a n ....G e n . t'a lix to G arcia,
tion.
2 Hix men killed by boiler explosion near
commander of the Cuban arm y o f Fast
IP—Congress passes resolutions demanding
Brewton,
Ala
era Culm, owing to discontent because
the w ithdraw al o f Spain from Cuba.
3 Nine drowned by the foundering of the
tbe Amer can Governm ent baa Ignored
20- Queen opens Cortes w ith war speech.
«' booner Speedwell off the Florida eoaat
him and hla troops Io the surrender J
Government announces Its opposition to
7 F ire c*nsea »IMt.iaai lo«« In Brownell A
Santlag
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reached
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privateering.
President signs notifica­
Field Co.'s building at Providence. It I.
Country that the second expedition to re-
tion to the nations of intention to block­
. . . .S3.0WMM» Ore loss at M anila. I ’hll
enforce Adm iral Dewey bad arrived at
ade.
Ipplne
Islands.
Cavite.
21—O u r m inister at M adrid, Gen. Stew art
11
D eath o f Gen. W H Koserrsna.
22—Agu
m
’do
declared
him
self
d
icta
to
r
of
L. Woodford. Informed by tbe Spanish
18
Eleveo
men burned to death lu Bowery
the Philippines
M inister of Foreign Affairs that diplo­
Mission. New York
m atic relations between Spain and the 23 An .ther e ip e d l’ lon for the Philippine 1 8 -D e a th o f Aubrey Beardsley, the artist.
Island* sailed from San Francisco
V nited States are term in ate d ___ Presi­
. . . Many perron* killed In a fire I t 213
dent M cKinley cables onr ultim atum to 25—Gen Miles and 3,8 0 rwen reach G aan
Wabaab avenue. Chicago
I co. P >rto Rico, and effect a landing.
Spain, demand.ng a reply by A pril 2 3 . . . .
IT
—D
eath of Blanche K Bruce, Rcg'ster of
2S
Secretary
D
ay.
M
Catfihon.
French
am
Seuor Polo y Bernat>e. Spanish m inis­
the Treasury.
hasaador, and hla Brat secretary. M.
ter. receives his passport and leaves
1
8
-
RIs
convict» killed In a mine at P ra tt
Th lebant. confer w ith President M cK In
Washington.
C ity. Ala.
ley In regard to term s of peace.
» 2 - Cruiser New Tork. Sampson's flagship,
21
Heveral
perrons killed In a hotel fire at
captnr*a Pedro. 2.00" tons, fifteen miles 27—Th e pert of Ponce, Porto Klco. snrrend
B utte, Mont.
era to Capt. Davis, of gunboat D ixie.
east of H a v a n a ___ Cuban porta block
22—F
o
rty
Uvea
|o«t by sinking of bark
30 N- ws o f <len M e rritt's a rriv a l at C avite
aded by tbe American squadron.
Helen Altny off Han Francisco.
received at W a s h in g to n .. . . Dewey In ­
23 The President Issues bis proclamation
28
D
eath
of
James
Payn, English novel­
forms the President that Agulnaldo. the
calling for LiS.OO) volunteers.
is t .. ..D e a t h o f Trum an I*. H andy, of
Philippine ln«urgent chief, assumed a
24 tHandayy— A Span ah decree declaring
Cleveland,
Ohio,
oldest
banker In C alled
defiant a ttitud e.
war against tbe Vnited States was
R ta te a .. . . Wisconsin In duatrlal Hchool
31 The Hpsnlah forces at C avite made a
gazetted at M adrid.
for
Boys
at
Waukesha
damaged
»luu.uuu
aortle daring a fl«-ree storm on the A m er­
25 Congress passes a resolution declaring
by Are.
ican troops In the M alate trem-bes They
that the state of war existed from
23-
F
o
riy
eight
sealers
of
steamer
Green
were repulsed w ith heavy loss. Ten of
A pril 21.
land perished on Ice floes.
Gen M e rritt's men were killed and for
28 Recrulilng volunteers began In New
28 Heven persona burned to death at K ent,
ty eight wounded.
York City.
M inn.
27 -Vnited States vessels bombard M atan
A w g n a t.
27 D eath o f Congressman Hlmpklna, of
a a s .. . . Seventh New York Regiment de­
2 Pres'dent M cK inley makes public the
Massachusetts.
clines to enlist.
term s o f peace offered to Spain by the
28 Commodore D ew ey’ s fleet »alls from
A p r il.
l i lted H ta'e *
Hongkong for Manila.
8 F ifty lives loat In flood at Hbawnee
4 The m onitor M onterey and Its eonsort
23 Spanish squadron »alia from Cape Verde
town. III.
Brutna arrive at M a n ila ... .Gen. Shaf
for the West In d ie » ... .N ew York shells
4 Fiftee n men killed by explosion o f pow
ter and hla auliordhia'ea aak that tbe
Cabanas f o r t s . . . . V . 8. cruiser Yale
der near Hon Vicente, Mexico.
fever
stricken
arm
y
at
Hantlago
de
Cuba
(Pariai arrive» In New York.
7 Hadden death of M arg aret M ather, tbe
be removed north.
80 Comm .dore D ew ey’ s sqnadron arrives
tragedienne.
8 Form al orders I sain'd for the removal of
off M a n ila . . . . Flagship New York fires
11—O
xford Junction, Io w a, visited by »100,-
Gen S hafter's arm y to this country.
on Spanish cavalry sharpshooters off
MMt Are.
8 Spain accepts the terms of peaee offered
Havana.
12
Penn
glass worka at North Irw in , Pa.,
l>y the t'n lted S a te s .. . , Gtlsyam o, Porto
burned* ,oaa, »750,<a».
M ay.
Rico, capt ore.l by Gen. Haines' forces.
18
Anaconda
Copper M in ing Co. at Belt,
I — r . 8. cm set Topeka arrives at New
Th ree Americana cornered.
Mont , suffers » 23 0 ,8 » Are load.
8 Spain accepts President
M cK inley's
Yoik
from
F a lm o u th .. . .Commodore
peace terms.
C ertain representations 17—F ire, follow ing a dust explosion, de­
D ew ey’s squadron destroy« tbe Spanish
stroys grain elevator at B<>s on; loss,
were made regarding Cnba which were
fleet at M anila.
» «».000.
not accepted, h o w e v e r... .Spaniards at
3— Cable from M anila to Hongkong cut by
18
Death of George Parsons Lathrop.
Commodore Dewey.
Guantanam o lay down th e ir arm s and
21—Postm aster General G ary realgna and Is
4— Battieshlp Oregon and gunboat M nrtetta
surrender to Brig. Gen. ffwera.
succeeded
by Charles Em ory Hmlth . . .
sail from Rto Janeiro.
0 Gen. Frnst'a brigade captured Coamo,
D eath of Henator W a lth a ll, of Missis­
T—Commodore Dewey Informs Rtate De
Porto Rico, a fte r a lively tight, In which
sippi.
partm ent of the aelxure of Cavite.
seven
Pennsylvania
volunteers
were
8 Congress thanks Rear Adm iral Dewey.
wounded
Tw o hundred Spaniards were 28 Hecratary o f fltate John Hherman re
signs.
10— The Guaale expedition sailed from
taken prisoners. . . . Spaniards attem pt to
retake tbe lighthouse at Cape Han Juan, 28 Wrn. R Day appointed to All the v a ­
Tampa.
cancy. . . .Glasgow, Reotland, visited by
11— Er.algn W orth Bagley and four o f the
but are repuiaed with heavy loss.
a »780.(Nat A re .. . . Pow der m ill at Hants
crew of the torpedo boat Winslow killed 18 A protocol covering the peace term s of
by a shell from the Spanish forta at Car
the Vnited States haa been agreed upon Crua, Cal., blown up, pausing loss of
denaa
by M Cambon, representing Spain, and eleven live«.
12 Adm iral Sampson's squadron bombards
President M c K in le y . .Gen. Bchwan's 28 A tla n tic powder Co.’« work« at Dover,
N J., wrecked by an explosion.
the forts at Han Juan, Porto R ic o ..,.
fore«»« defeat Span ah troops a t Maya-
30 Heavy damage done by tornadoes In
The Spanish Cape Verde fleet arrive» at uea, Porto Rico. Ixisa on our «14« two
Nebraska, Kansas, Io w a and Houtb Da
Port de France, M a rtin iq u e .., .Guaale tiled and one wonnded.
kota.
expedition repulsed.
11 S p ain's cab in et form ally approved Prea-
13— Commodore Schley's fleet »alia south to
Id.-nf M cK inley’s peace protorol and a
M ay.
meet the Spanish squadron.
c ab leg ram waa sent to M. Caatbon an
2 Th irtee n persons killed by tornado at
14— Hpaulsh Cape Verde fl.-et sighted off
th o rix ln g him to sign In behalf of Hpaln.
Jerlco, Mo.
Curacoa.
12 M. Cambon, French ambassador to the
8 Hchooner fr o w n wrecked off St. Johns,
15 Rear A dm iral Dewey reports on fall of
t'n lte d States, signs tbe protocol and a
N. F., and I I men drowned.
M a n ila ... .8 igvata's enlilnct r e s ig n s ....
cessation of hoatllltlsa Is ordered.
8 »123,IM»» (Ire loaa at Cleveland.
Span ah torpedo boat destroyer T e rro r
13 Surrender of the city of M anila, a fte r
7 Three hundred persona killed In a riot
disabled at Port de France, Martinique.
stiff lx>mhardment by Dewey.
at M ilan, Ita ly .
...S p a n is h fleet leaves Curacoa . . . .Gen. 30 Gen. M e rritt leaves M anila for Paris to
8 D uluth, Minn., aqffers a »100,000 Are.
M e rritt ordered to the Philippines as m il­
aid the Peace Commission.
11 Waul w arehouse'barna a t lla lla rd v llle ,
itary g o ve rn o r.. . .Guv. Black authorize*
F e p le m h c r ,
Maas ; loaa, » 'o o m » .
8 Spanish Cortes conveuea to consider
p<-ace bropoeala.
B e C a r e f u l H o w V o n S it.
tii«
opening
vermifortri
ap|*em1lg,
• Gea.
Otis. of I the
nlied
States commander
at
Recently an eminent physician gave making it (toeaible for ohatrnotions to
utterance to the opinion that ap|ien<li* roach the latter, nml thus giving line to
citia is more common in thia country api>endicitia. There ia no other ilia*
than in o’ liers hecauae of the Yankee e.iae, if we may Judge from tiie atten­
tion given io it by current public«.
caatom that men have— and men are
lion«, in which the general public
C A LIFO R N IA FIG S fR U P CO.
more frequently sufferer« ftont the dis- takes so much Interest aa in this one,
SAN FRARCBSOO. OsL
eaae than women—of haliitnslly sitting which is comparatively new to medi*
L a r ia v iL L K . itr .
h e w t o r s . ». t . w ith one leg thrown over tiie «Jj>ua
owl practice. Prohahly much ot the
T iiia habit, the phyaicinn was quoted popular intereat ia due to th« fact that
us saying, restricts the aution o f tiie di* only w itliin a few yeara what may b«
geativs appsrtua, and especially of the called tiie literature of appendicitis hat
lower intestine, and cause« stagnation rea< bed the reading oow m unity.—> L bs *
pf tb« con Un G and th« atretebing of [ 118*8 Weekly.
f
It
Itu rn lag <»f Armour*« elevator D an I
several lumber yard« caueoa »l.taai,tktl
loan lu Chicago
Ih oU M iid a killed by c ycl'tte on Hum
bawa I aland. Malay Archipelago
Ed
T w o b o tto m to M r * Plnkhiun.
ward Rcmenyl, vlollnlal, fall« droil lu w
Mau Francla»»» theater. . . . Ball Itro« ‘
gla«a worka buruvd at Muucle, lud ;
I»««. »'JK’sthat
M ts J oon W u i.iA u a, English town,
E llu l m ill e f Mining A M ill C o , «1 F i« l
N J ., w rite « :
Liverpool, tthln, burned. Io«a. »lon.taNi
** l>KLN M um . PlM B M A M i— I c a i l l l t l t l l »
Growl d«Niage done and many peoplv
hurl by cycloue lu Nebraska
glu to te ll yon how I suffered lw<fiue
Bualneas section of A
-Ivor,», Mas«, ta k ln g y o u r reiuedlea. I was no weak
destroyed by Are. . , . Ib » « it J iv e cvclone
• weci>« through Iowa, K«n«aa, lllluula thixl I eoakl hardly w alk aerooa the floor
and Wl«ron«ln.
w ithout fallin g. I had womb trouble
Death of W illiam K Gladstone
Death of Edw ard Bellamy .. Mine Hr« and auelt a lu nrlng-down feeling ; also
anlfcred w ith my back aud llutlu», |uilu
at Xollern, Prussia; 43 uiluera perish
Ita lia n cabinet realgna.
lu womb, lutliiininixt urn uf the bledder,
New cabinet formed lu Ita ly .
8T0RIEH OF RELIEF.
It
18
IT
18
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22
2»
31
J « -8 .
1 Death of tragedian Tho«, W K e e n e ,,,,
T r inamlaatppl
exposition
opens
at
Omaha.
4 D eaih of Capt Cha« V G rid ley, e f (he
cruiser Olym pia at Manila,
T I'la u t of Burse*» Hleel Co.. Portsmouth.
Ohio, burned. Io«a. »4tMk<hM
I t Case |S>wer Building lu D etro it burned
13 Collapae of Joseph belter'« wheat deal.
15 Realgnallon of tiie French n t'd a iry .
2H Fir« I party cabinet formed lu Japan
28 Forutatlou of tbe Pelloux cabinet In
Ita ly .
Jalp.
2
4
8
8
tl
18
38
Htrlke of atrreotytiers rau«e« Chicago
papers t<> auapeud ror four days.
French lluer I.a Bourgogne goes down
off Hable lalaud w ith .’»Vt paaaeugera
H aw aiian resolutions adopted by Ihe
Heuate.
Htcelvllle. Mo., almost obliterated by a
waterspout. ...C ongress adjourns «lae
d e
Hagaata minis ry la Hpaln ro a lg n a ,...
Eleveu men killed In w a te r tuunel a t
Cleveland, Ohio.
Powder m ill at Oakland. Cal., blown up
l<y a Chinam an and «even llvea lost.
Death of Prince Blawarok.
A a g u iL
1 M a rtin
Thorn
executed at
Bing Bing.
N. Y.
B Blauvarok. N D . destroyed by ( Ir e ,,. .
Death of Georg M Etters, Egyptologist
and novelist.
13 I nlied B ate« flag ofltctally h.dated over
H aw aii.
13 T w en ty Uvea loat by cloudburst lu Haw
kina County, Ky.
13 Rea'guattou of m lnlalrv at l.lalvon.
28 French steamer La Coquette aunk off
Newfoundland by the Norge. Iti llvea
l«et.
31 Berea peraona killed la railw a y eolllalon
at Bharon. Maaa
22 E ght lah»rera hilled by collapae of a
w all la Carnegie tunnel. Pa ...C a r t e r
vllle, II'.. via led by a »208.008 Are___300
miners drowned ai N len.e, H lle e la ,,..
Death of King Malletoa of Hatuoa,
23 D eaiructlve Ore at Logansport. I.a.
28 Ex Gov. Claude M atthew a atrickea by
paralvals at Meharry a Grot e. Im l
28 Iteatn of ex Gov. Claude M atlh e w s of
Indiana.
38 Small pox breaks ant at Put la Bay lal
and. Lake Erie.
31 W tlhelaitna becomes Queen of Holland
, .Ctthfeaaloa and «u ride of Col. Henry,
principal wltaeaa against Capt. D reyfutt
at Paris.
ftp le a th tr .
8 Peea deal W ilf rd Woodruff, o f tbe M >e-
tn»u church, died at Han Francisco. . . .
The Hr tlsh captured ttm durm aig eppo
a.te K hartoum , la the Oottdaa.
4— llrltla h troopa oo-uptod K hartoum ,, M
Cavalgnae, French M inister of W ar, re
signs
8 Tw en ty « Ith t people kilted In rolllstoa
of train with trolley ear al Cohoen. N Y
....G e n . Xurlladea appointed French
M inister of War.
8 W llhrltu lna crowned Queen of Holland
at A m s te rd a m ... .T h irty men killed by
falling of a bridge over Ht. Lawrence
Ittv rr, oear Ht. Rrgla Indian village . . .
M iny killed In rlota In C rete. .. .Opening
of G A. It uotloual encaurptueut at Cln
etanatL
18 As««aalnatlon of Elisabeth, Fmpreaa of
A u s trli, by an Ita ila u nnar.-hlat at
Geneva. H w lta e rla n d .. . .»'jat.rg» lire at
Liverm ore Falla. Me
11 F ire wiped out New Westm inster, It C.,
and Jerome. Aria
13 D eath of Judge Thoa. M Cooley at Ann
Arbor. Mich
H urricane on Island of
Ht. Vincent. W r it Indie«, billed St«t per
aona and destroyed mu< h property,
14 Lorenao Mnow rhoaeu bead of the M»r
m»n church.
18 D eath of D r John H a ll. . . . Death of
Mia« W innie D avla
28 Ten persons burned to death In an ele
vator tire In Toledo
22 Th rty six b * h drowned by «inking of
French boat Vllle de Feiatnp off Fecamp
23 F ifty miner« entombed In coal abaft al
B rownsville. Pa.
24 Heveral per«»a« killed and mnch prop
erty deatroyed by wlnd«torm at Lim a, <►
28 Tornado destroy« property at Tonawan
da. N. Y., and kills five at M errlltou. (tut.
j
. . . D eath of Mlaa Fanny Davenport.
27 Clarem ont, Minn . destroyed by Ore
' 28 Death of ex Hecreiary Thom aa F. Bay
|
ard
Riot at I'ana. III.
28 Death of Queen l.«o!ae of Denm ark.
38 Hundreds uf lives loat by flood* la
Japan.
O c to b *e ,
1 G reat (Ire In Colorado Springs. Colo.
2 F.erce gale ou Houib A tla n tic coast.
5 In a ttem pting to quell (h>- relwllton ol
the Ind ana at Bear Lake, M in a., several
soldier« were killed aud wounded.
H G reat fire In Biduey, N. H W
0
fire at A tlantic C ity, N J.
Bi G reat lire at Dawson CHy, Alaska.
28- Heven men killed by boiler eiploalon on
torpedo boat Davla near A atorla, <»re.
23 Ten men killed In a race war a t lia r
persvllle. Mlaa.
24 Fire on the Brooklyn, N. Y., w a te r front;
|M R »«73 888
25
31
French cabinet resigns.
New French cabinet fo rm ed . . . .Japan
eee cabinet realgna.
N o v em b e r,
5 Eleven men killed by collapae of new
W onderlaud theater at D e t r o it .. . .Heven
men crushed to death In a mine near
W llkeabarre. Pa.
6 Capitol at Washington wrecked by gus
• xpb.alon. . . . Death of D avid A. W ell*,
economic w riter.
7 - Resignation of tha Greek m inistry.
8 — G eneral election.
8 -O rg a iils a tlo u of Japan’s new m inistry
completed.
18 New m inistry formed In Greece .. .P re *
Id'-nt Maaao and secretaries of Cuban ra
publ'c resign.
11—Bank at K irks v ille , Mo., robbed of
The elephant haa more muaclea in
Its trunk than any other creature p f«-
eeeaee in its entire b»*ly, their number
being no feweer than 40,000.
T h e M o « l CaoMiMon o f A l l .
The most common of all ailments
from «ports of all kiuds aie sprains and
braiaea The most common and aureat
onio of them ia by the use of Hl. Jscolw
O il, which ia prompt h i its action.
Transparent
Franc«.
leather
is
made
in
I «hall recommend I’ iso’a I ’uro fiir Con-
w ide
Mr» M ulhgan,
rium stead. Kent, England. Nov A, iMta»
« u tn p lio ti fa r and
The woman of 'JO oak«, " W h o 1« he?"
the woman of 30, ’ 'W h a t is lie?" tlte
\i"!in«n p i«t .10, " W h e r e la lie?"
r
And now a Boston man claim« the ccn
ter of the atngc long cnongli to mlvloe
that, so fa r aa the annexation of the I ’hll
Ippinca la concerned, ‘‘celerity should be
contempered with cnnctatloii."
L i H ung Chang has been sent to watch
the overflow of the Yellow river. This,
we take It, Is the polite Chinese eqtliva*
lent for saying that be haa bceu Bent up
Halt R iver.
The lx>al pineapple* grow i
( ’ulm. They are very easy b
only little oapllal is tequlr*
I vlmia exp'rlenoo la not
sentía I.
AGENTS W
'
B UTGM M
»I nature, intied •• the h
j «orhi lor »liver, gu'd, bra«».
I ll y a u llle ie n l tor leur«, I
; a la *u M
II la tuln aor «I «n
ms« lie ranairotl w llb 11 A<
I N t Ì k It. aul M u tu al I lle H u ||.
The iMtlar fu l ohanges
coat.
In summer ft i« «
: in winter It ta «o w hile I.
uml can scarcely Im seen aa it
uvwr the aimw,
A S h u rl F ig h t .
Thu damp autumn nights and moia
mgs atlra up solalica, and then »nniiea A
Inn of pain. V«e Ht. Jaooha O il, and
then nMiiea a III;« lo cure It. It I« a
■ort light and the cute ia aure.
I f you wont the lm*t wind mill, ■•timpe»
ta n k a ,
wagona,
(iella ol a ll altea
or write JOHN p oo l K, foot of Murrlaun
•trovi, Portland, Oregon,
The hail of rebbita and other animale
ill Itu a a la is ouuvertsd into howl«,
iliahea sud platea, w idoli are valued (or
their arenglh, durab ility and light nee*.
The articles have the a|i|>earaitceol var­
il i alio* I leather.
HUA FN U aa
CANNOT
B ■
(*V R R *
By loc«l appi kallon«, aa ib»y roa so* rear h (he
fif*ro«*d i » rilo n ol ih« ear. 1 ber« I» »■ r •*«•
««> lo cura (baio«***, «ad (hai 1« by r.»n«illu.
liona) remedie». Bealto-«« ia retraed by au la-
flaiucd ro io llll >n r i lite m>o ou» hnllig ol Uro
R uttai* «a l u i * . When Ihla lube «»la In-
flaiuec
>; bate a rum bling »>end or tm per
k e t h «. (« and «ben I I la entirely el«ao4
d> alneaa .« tua reauli, and uulee* (he laBauimo-
llon > au le taken uni and Ibi» lube le a l imi to
II» normal condition, hearing w ill h» deairoyafl
lor#«er; nine caro» «ui ol l> n are conaed by
calarti». • hh h I» nothing but on U.ltamaA
voudit Ion ol Ibe nt neons aurla« ra
W« w ill gt«a O l a RuixUed l'o lia r« (or «ny
caac <d ttca m raa icao erd b y r a lr o th ) lh a l eoa
n o i I«» e u ro t by l l a l l a « a ia r r h Caro, «oud loa
circulara, Ire«.
F J. CIIRNRY A (XL. T
Hold by brua«i»ls. Ito
B all a FastIIy FUI« aro the twat.
T iie moat aclivo volcano in the win Id
is M l. Hangar, 17,108 feel high, «H e­
ated on the raaletn chain of tlte Aitdee,
Hoilth America. It haa l>een in con­
stant eruption aiuce I72H, and tbe
sound of its explosions ia aomelluiee
heard at Quito, a distance of 180 mt Ice,
0(17 having Iteeu counted in an hour.
c a u x . become languid and
d ra g Along A iw ayt t ir e d .
never h u n g ry , b r c & t h lc il
And w ith A p & lp it& tin g
hear* A fter »light e ie r c t u
to th a t merely to w a lk
up » td ir » i» «xhA uhting
Sometime» A »hort d ry cough
lead» to the Fear that they
arc'gomg into consumption'
They are ^ n g p iic . doc­
tor» tell them, which meant
th a t they have too l i t t l e
b lood Are you like t h a t *
Have you too l it t le blood*
M ore anam ic people have been made atrong hungry,
en ergetic men and women by the u»c of Dr W illia m » *
Pink Pill» for Pale People th a n by any other mean» They
are the beat tome m the w o rld .
Mlaa L u lu Atcvcn», o f ('.«»port, N ia g a ra Co , N V .h a d t«ccu a w ry
healthy g ir l u n til abuut a yv«r «go. when »b< grew weak and pat« Sha
lual her » p |ir tllv , wa» a» tire d In the m oculng as oa re tirin g »ml bwl flc»h
u n til she bresm e so em aciated th at her frirn d a h ardly knew her
The doe-
tor» dr> lared Ih e dice««* a tu s m la .a n d g n w her up to die
A p h y a lria a
who waa v is itin g In Ga»|«>rt prevailed upon her In try D r W lllla m a P ink
F ill* for P»la People. Abe tint so, and waa benefited at o n r* (the la now
w ell and strong tbe w r y picture o f health
>".) le o n e e .
The genuine
»old only in p a c k a g « * ,th « wrapper
F o r »ale by a ll d r u g *
g i» t» or » « n t . p o k tp a id . by th e O r Y ftllta m » tAedicine
t o m p a n y . b c h e n e c t a d y . N Y , on re c e ip t o f p rice , fifty
c e n t» p er b o». B o o k o f cu re » f r e e on r e q u e s t .«
a lw a y s
are
b e a r in g th e F u ll n am e .
$ 4 0 CASH,
$ 4 5 IN S T A L L M E N T S
1899
BICYCLES
" B e s t W h e a ls u n R o e lh . “
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TACOMA.
A SWORN STATEMENT.
I, C R. Rollins, M. D . o f Grass Vslley, Or., V oluntarily tnske ihs following s'atenivnti
A fte r h av ing my tar th e a trs e te d I have ba<t ( lie »«■(« n ia .lr al I . la r v a l» o f a in n ii n in e iiintithg.
th re e lu P o rtla n d , one lu hau Fraualseo a u d nua in M |Hikaue. W lib u a lllie r of tbs-e have I bean
able lo «al a m eal's v ic in a l« nr avan an a p p le nr rll>« p e a rt,, On llereiu tre r III. IBM*. I had in y
■ la th *ei m id « by Dr H iry k e r, I. O. O. F. Teinpla. Flr«t slid A b ler, P o rtla n d , O r , and w it h in
tw e n ty iiillillle s a f lr r ib e tim e (bay w ere p u t In to m y m n il l b I wa» a b la i n est a rn m iu n n b a n t
w in te r app le am i a pteca nf d rie d Venison, and st Oils tim e Decem ber llltb , have eaten «ve ry
im «1 »luce w ith the greatest c< un fo rt and w ith no tro u b le at a ll. 'th ey are a i.eriect fit a m i
» ■ ll*fs c tn ry lu every re *|« ,i,t.
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Reference«: French Bros I'snk. The Dalle«, Or.} Hherman Co. Hank, Wasro, Or.; Win.
llobD r. Hberlff »1 Hbeiman Co ; Dr» A H Nlebnl* and Brother, Portianii, Or.
Huliai'rllx'd and sw orn to liafore me th is 13th dav nf I»«-'..... .
(H bai .)
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B ritish ahlp A talanta aluka off Oregon
eoaat; 28 live* loat.
18 Death of John W. Keely. the Inventor
....T w e lv e labore:» killed by train at
Hackenaack Meadow*. N. J.
10 Death o f Gen. D. C. Iluell.
23 Burning of the Baldwin hotel and the
a ter In Han Francisco.
24 24 G reat storm aweep« over tha court
try ; n u n r llvea loat at aea.
27 Death or A ctor C. W. Couldock. .. .H li
eranna killed by boiler eaploaloa near
ourteen M ile Hlougb, Cal.
28 D ynam ite explosion In H avana k ill* 13
peraona and In jure* 23 other*.
D e c a m b e r,
3 Opealng of Congreaaional session.
10 Death of W illiam Black, novelist.
11 Death of Gen. C allato G arcia at Wash
Ington.
13 Death of ex Henator Calvin H. B r ic e ..,,
H li |>eraons hilled In railw a y wreck at
Madison, Fla.
18 Hix persona killed by a train at Allen
wood, N. J ........ D epartm ent «tore of O,
H a rt a irin 'a Rod» burned at M ilw aukee;
loaa. »WO.tX».
IT Death of Baron Ferdinand Jamea de
Itothroblld In l-o n d o n ... .T w e n ty llvea
loat In steamship eolllalon In the North
Rea.
10 »1,000,000 fire at Terre Haute, Ind.
M o y B r i n g l.e p r o a y 1« IK Ia H o M trp *
It la p«lh l»<1 m il llta l ibe le t Oe>l Alale* sot-
dler* lu H aw aii may eonlraot laproay ibera,
•n>t brina It lo (hla country when Grey ro tu ra -
W bile leprosy la niucb lo be (beaded, there ana
a ibouasnd iliiir a •« m an« « le ilin * lu » l o u i a - *
i dHorOer* and hlitod illw na. «, bul Hiere la« e*
I lor I hein In Ilo«lelter*» M»oiuai h III Ilei» I'
i eominon a lineili» itis i Ibe B iller»«re « ••
lor are m «l«rl«, le«er «nd m u », Huid
drug »lore».
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DON’T DELAY....
a n *i«.ie«M «■■M<an.a«MMiaM.
piles ami Indigestion
Before I had
taken nite ( t o l l le o f l.ydla E. 1‘litkhum 'a
Vegetable Compound I felt a great deal
b etter, and a fte r tak in g tw o ami one*
h alf Iw'ttlea nml lin lf a I m > x »if your
Liver 1*111» I w aseuivd I f more would
take your medielne they would uot
have to auffer so much M
Mrs. Joaarn 1‘R ik iu h im , 313 Eaat HL,
W arren, 1*8., w rite«;
" P k A N M ils . P in b m a m ; 1 have auf*
fered w ith womb trouble over fifteen
year«. 1 had Inflam m ation, enlarge*
■lent an»l displacement of the womb.
I bad tho backache »oiistautly, also
headache, aud waa so dUay.
1 had
h eart trouble, It aeemed aa though my
heart was In my throat at times chok­
ing me. I »*ouhl not w alk around and
1 «oulil not lie down, for th ru my heart
would beat so fast 1 would feel a«
though I was am othrrlng
I htwl to
alt up in bed nights In order to breathe.
1 was so weak 1 oould out do any­
thing.
" I have now taken several bot­
tles of Lydia K. H n kh a tu a Vegetable
C m i |iou nd. and uaed three
Rick-
agea of Nanatlve Wash, and can nay
1 am perfectly cured. I do not tk in k
I « uld have lived long If Mr«. Pink-
ham's medicine had uot helped ma."
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B o n tà C ro w n e d . B r i d g e s M a d e ,
f*>
i*nlnittss f il lin g a n d ( i i l r a e l l o n .
Dr. T. H. White,
N tl.
MBN w r it in g to a d v e rtis e rs please
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m e a tltte U tls yepov.