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: will dared home as soon as the troops now Not ~] : house en route for the islands reach there to requ ,e majority of 1~ take their places, erou ,il 1 ~Y(~rk The- In convention in St. Paul the Worn- ~y, ~ , : lii~lli~an Temperance nnion de- ~ k,I ~eation. has been ustin, Tex and -istance of 2,600 . miles. ~ b .~ ~d ,Wyoming. Fire aJbCanonsburg, Pa wiped out think that the military administration ,XIanila to join the Zaflro. A telegram ought to be continued for at least a year addressed to Lieut. C. It. Falesin Wash: ~I6r e e will probably governors in fully a third of the business portion, longer. Military administration means the this se travel. many a man ~ ~e, SouthCaro- two of the principal hotels and many maintenance of order, the establishment of ingtOa and signed by Dresel, which modations.ia first-class or t oriental euS~c ~hnesotv+ On dwellings, sanitary regulations, the giving of assist- was found on the dead man, requested cars, which ruff thro~h ev anee to those who maY need it. It will Pales to exchange orders with the year. Personally-conc'lucted ~kt ~he same time, it might be :ann, Illinois, Williant ~liekley Gross, Roman Cath- bring order out of chaos and afford us writer and it was evidently the inten- Our Caateen~ ~ ~mpty, [ parties every week to ( ing.'to inquire in,to the~ habi Island, Delaware, oli~ archbishop or Oregon, died in Bal- time l0 determine the wisest legislation, u Oregon C nice of a lar! bridegroom. If he is asmbk, ~lcoandWestVir- timore. Md. Time always enlightens, and certainly tion of Dresel to have sent ~his. Some of us were taken rock from the ] I~oi . . . when congress meets at its regular ses- Dresel was 38 or 40 years of age- He effects of this. I waslaidup severalweek~[ inhere.at routeswatpou~ extra ~ar~mulars eneertuRy g~ven in a field hospital from fever. From that[ ~anyrealgr0undsforeomplaint,republican and the damn- / AWashingtondlspatehsaysthatdur- slon in December of next year wewillbe entered the navy on Septembcr22,1876, time asalwaysa 'ct re rless. ~, " I w fill ed mo o canon to agents Ohmago & ~c " h tt y, or eonnecclng naes the young l, ady? ~ I crats were successful in Missouri, Mon- tng the past ten months the excess of much better equipped to consider the prop- 2 -J [ tans; Utah, Georgia, North Carolina, exports over imports aggregated $460,- er method of dealing with our new posses- at Annapolis, having been appointed About four years ago I became mac [ The United States Is coming to the [ Louisianlt, Kentueky, Alabama, Arkan- 206,802, an increase of $240,958,658 corn- sions, f~om Ohio. On May 4, 1896, he wasworSe.over myOUrcase,famil~and tt begand Ct rtoseemed'IookasPUzzled!f there [[ W~,Ie ~'lame . J.'he ae~." " tor" ms' "For my part," added Mr. Dtngley, "I made a lieutenant. During the Span- was no hope for my recovery, andthat thai eou~unt~ossmlyaoume~msn front as a silk producer, i Thirty ~rears } ~as, Florida, Maryland, Mississippi had pared with the same period last year. hope that th~ territory to be added will be ~own 10plC~ ago our annual output Of ~ilk,~'a~ but l Virginia. " A seat on the New "York ~tock ex- no larger than is absolutely necessary. I ish-American war he served on board inevitable end wasnear, [ "-- " realize that in some cases it may be easier the Puritan. Following the war he was "Last November I was advised to try Dr. [ : . . . IiIfle more than $6,000,000 in value, ~ The November crop report of theag~ change sold for $28,000, the lfighestto hold than It wltl be to let go, but at the transferred to the Essex, and it is Williams Pink Pills. The physicians said I wl~ile now it reaches over $~87 000~000. [ ricultural detmrtmen~ estimate.s :tl~e price in ]5 years. * same time I hope tl~at the treaty, when it Mamma ~as made they were an excellen~ medicine, but would,In a fine, mild and healthy el The imports of Mlk are*fallin off also, ] total cotton er0p at 10,o00D00 bales do no good in my. case. l~uk I tried them, [ cyclones and blizzards are unk~ : . g,The Turney & Jones Coal company of is presented to'the senate, will :~rovlde for ~aid the transfer to,". '" -and from the hlgh-water matk lrt silk ~ ~nd th~ e0rl~ eropntl,927,000,000 bush- Columbus, 0 and the Pennsylvania & ] the acquisition of a minimum amount of n account of his value as an officer, and am gtad.I d,d for I became better at ] good r!ch lands can be bought 4mp0rts of $36,000 ~ ia i88,3 they have I el$, ' " Ohio Fuel company of' St. Pa'ul, Minn I territory." . x~-hlch marked him out for continued once. Eight boxes, taken accorcfiagto diree-,near cheap transportation and ~OW aropped down to gp~,00v~000,/ A ] Fourth Assistant Postmaster-Ge.n- went into a receivers hands with lia~ ] SAYS HE WILL WIN. active duty. He had nofamily, so far as tions,about aCUredyearmeago, andI used the last of the nillShave not been troubled [' eationalseekers, andExcursionslndustrial advant~to Virgi: little export trade has al//0. 1;,ee~ built ] eral Brist0w in-his annual report for bilities of $1,200,000. i~ known here. with my' ailments since." . I ' Big 4 Route and theCliesape up, ~nd if there is anythtng that your I the fiscal, year ended June 30, 1898, Senato~ fltewart, ol Nevada, Appar- Annapolis, Md l~'ov. 15. -- Lieut. The powerofDr. Williams" Pink PillS for [ Raihvay. Write for descrip' Uncle Samu~I cannot produce wd w~uld [ ~l~ws there were*73,570 post offices in Mi~~~S. ently Very Confident of Election Dresel was well k-n own here, having Paledue toPe pleimpurein orthepolsonedVast number ofblood, hasdiseasesbeen l] rates.Virglnia'dates,listtime-cards, f farms fOr&c.Sal, ltke to know What it JP! ~*'~ ]~he;Utfited States anincrease dulling to Another Term. been stationed here before the war with demonstrated in thousands ofinstanee~aa|G~ Ig. A ~ClarkSt Chica$ Spain. He was under treatment several remarkable as the one related above. | . [ the year of 2,54 ' Chinese laundrymen in New York] -- . " I Mr. Oldehap--"Areyouinfle The new woman has scored the yte-|. There was a reduction of $113,00~,- city haveorganized wtrust, t Chicago. Nov. 15.--United States Sen- times for mental derangement. Hetm- agined that he was in a state of physical Genius is a loftier quality than tamn~ in,sils, Miss Gushley!" Miss Gu ~oryofhercventfulJifein~Newark, N J 000 in tm~-~rfo and ~n increase of ~l~-q - Russia proposes o build an immense ator Stewart, of Nevada, telegraphed and.menial collapse and unfit for fur- the sense that genius often lives in the attic, 1 er--this is so sudden!"--Tit-Bi idedA judgethatOfwivesthatbelongtngadvanced tot WnclubshaShavede" 000,000ended Septemberln exports30inlast.ihe nine months~ ship canal to connect the Baltic and 1 the following from Carson, Nev.: ther duty. :Rest restored hlm. floor.--TownWhile talent Topics.has apartments on the ground '1'o Cure"-----4"a Cold in Ou alegal right to~teh,key and to return ' During t~a~ last fiscal year the total Black seas. ~ "The Nevada legislatUr~e Is composed of ~ Take Laxative Bromo Quinine' T. B. Potter, the founflerofthe,Cob- 45 members on joint ballot The silver Had, allan Co~nntlss|on. ~ouwm~eu,~vmuoyttneumausm. use druggists re und money if it fail party has elected 30. The silver demo- l~ome at any of ~he small hours that number of immigrants who arrived in den club. the once~mous British tree crats have elected two. who will undcubt- Washington, Nov. 15.--~enator Cul- St. Jacobs Oil and cure it best suit them, an~lthathusband~ who the United .States was 229 209. a de- "Do ~:ou believe in luck?" licans have elected 13, but two of their oppose t~is right as an ex~iusive one q~ crease as compared with the ~isca[ year trade organization, is dead. edly act with the silver party. The repub- lom, chairman of the Hawaiian commis- In giving e~:r to flattery we not only fool after I ve their own are ]ialde to arrest and fine, 1807 of 1,533 Of the whole numberNathan B. Moore. of Bingham, ~{e seats are seriously contested. The silver sion, who has arrived here, expects to ourselves, but fool the flatterer as well.-- Record. is the champion nimrod of that state party in its convention indorses me for call a meeting of the commission at an Town Topics. If ~ou want to be This disposeg o~ the who1e vexed ques- 135,7~'0 were males and 93,254 fem~ates, and has killed over 300 moose. United States senator~ and I shall undoubt- early day, although he has not yet fi.ze~ Will it cure? Use ~t.J~cobsOil'forlame- Hale s Honey of ~Io: tiom The latchkey unlocks the last fetter binding,~ntrodden, weman to Gen. Wheeler was the youngest man edlYislature.haveIttwo-thirdslsnot publlclymaj ritYknownia howthe leg-the a date. I~ is now engag'ed in framing back and you'll see. Pike's Toothache Drops Cure in tyrannical ConVe~t~ons. .j . JL I *, A telep.mne man predicts that be- fore the close of the nineteenth cen- tury persons on the Pacific coast will be'talking bY telephone to persons on ~he Atlantlc,( seaboard. The feat has v.lready been accomplished between ~ansas City af~d Doston. Th|rty-three ,tatcs are how connected by long-dis- ~anoe teleph6ne ~ystems. and within a year nearly every o~her.state will have them. Statistics show that the year ~98 has developed greater activity in 1he telephone world than an)- since its invention, and the year ]899 will b~ the record breaker. a teaeher h~ the publio schools may not marry and still hold her job unles~ she ean show Some very excellent reason Fhy an exception should be made iff her ease. If a se~hool-teaeher--or, for that roatter, any, other young woman--, cannot get a husband who is able to support her she had better remain single, aud if she gets a husband who can sopport her she had better devote herself to the home ~ather than the s~hool. This appears In be the course of reasoning in .~cw York, and it ought In hold good everywhere. E] Cubano, a newspaper established in Santiago ~inee the oecupution by American Iroops. crlticises the Amer- can mayor because he works in his of- /ice iv his shirt sleeves. El Cubano says that, it is very undignified and very much beneath the honor of the oMee. D;gnity or no dignity, the American cleaned ~ p Santiago in four weeks after the Spaniards fa{led to nmke any prog- ress in that direction for 400 years, nnd has done more for the people of that clty in the pas~ month thnn the Spanish mayor did in a century. The American i~'there for business, not for dlgnity! mEAST. In Philadelphia the world's ten-shot pistol record was broken by C, H. Tay- lor, of the Massachusetts Rifle associ- ation, who made the limit of 100, Over $1,000,000 changed hands on election results in New York Iu the United States there were 211 business failures in the saran days end- ed on the lt th, "against 194 the w*eek previous and 291 in the corresponding peYiod of 1897, On the Lehigh Valley road two ex- press~ ,trakns collided ,near Wilkesbarre. Pa, and five men were killed /ffarve~- Lutz shot and killed h~s fa- ther at Reading, Pa while drunk, and then killed himself. "~:Icser AND SOUTH. lrlre wiped o~t one-half of the busi- ness Dart of Dloomvi]]e, O. ,Six~or the eight men engaged in the hold-up of the Great Northern train near Fergus Falls, Minn have been captured. Flames in the general store of C. A. Stearns in IIanover, Miss were fol- lowed by an explosion which killed four men. Flames destroyed 13 buildings in Sib- lay, In among them being Littlechild I~ros.' livery barn. where 19 horses were burned. The Natlonal Woman;s Christian Temperance union began its annual ses- sion in St. Paul, Minfl. In San Francisco E. O. Kra~ne~went 50 mile~ on a bieycle in 2:13:29,making a new record. IIighwaymen robbed William Slag]e, a messcng.er for the Exchange bank at Chcrubusco, ~nd of $1.200. Wlfite on hcr way home from Alaska with a fortune of $114200 a young wom- an named Crossop, of Mim~eapolis, was drowned. ,Two children named ttenderson were killed by a large meteor, which fell near their home in Perry, O. ~. in the confederate army to attain the rank of lieutenant general He was 26. The storthing has adopted a resolu- tlon to introduce a Norwegian fln~, without the emblem of the union with Sweden Mrs. Leslie Carter, the actress, has flied a petition in bankruptcy at New York, showing liabilities of $63,773, with no assets. The Russian barkentine Bering ar- rived in San Francisco with a cargo of sealskin.s and other furs from the Behro ing coast, valued at $1.000,000. Admiral Dewey is to be honored in Vermont by the'erection of a "Dewey hall" at the state's militiary institution, Norwich ufiiversity, at Rutland. William Beck, a Lake Shqre employe, has been arrested in Toledo for sys- tematic stealing from express ears. Moore than $5.000 worth of goods were found in his house. Miss Beatrix Hoyt, who has now for three successive years won the women's golf championship of America. is a granddaughter of Chief Justice Salmon P. Chase. J. J. Armstrong, chief clerk in the railway mail service, with headquarters in Chicago. is about to sever his connec- tion with the service after a continuous service of 29 years. The stallion Robert McGregor. 2:17~/~, the "Monarch of the Itomestretch," dropped dead at the Ketcham farm near Toledo O aged 27 years. }Ie was the cbamplon sire of 2:]5 trotters. For the eleventh time Chivago an- archists observed the anniversary of the han~ing of their comrades--Par- sons, Spies. Fischer and E~el--for complicity in the Haymnrket riot. The career of James J. :Hill. the North- western raihvay magnate, has been thus summarized: Age, 50: parentage, Scotch-lrish; birth. Canadian; initial salary. 50 cents a day; present income, $6,000 a day. republicans will vote. No sliver party man 1~ running against me, and no straight- out republican is seeking the republican vote. In 1892 i received the Unanimous vote of the silver men and repub!icans. (Signed) "WILLIAM M. STEWART." Another Mnvder In Chinnto~vn. San yraneisco, Nov. 15. -- Chung Yet Den, a Chinese tailor, was fataEy shot late at night in the Chinese thea- ter, The murderer, whose identity is nnknoWn, made his escape. This is the third tragedy of a similar nature which Las occurred within the last two months, all being the result of a fetid between the union and non-union tai- lcrs iu the Mongolian quarter. Dawsoa,s Costly Flrc. Skaguay, Alaska. ~ov. 7, via Victoria, B. C Nov. 15. --- Returning Klondikers arriving in this city bring lhe news that the city has been visited with a $~00,000 fire in whieh 40 buildings were "~rned, including the new post office buildi~ff and some of the best buildings in the city. The fire took plaee on the morning of October 16. Death of a Jn~l~t. Los Angeles, Cal No~'. 15.--Judge Samuel Owens, formerly an eminent ~urist of Pennsylvania and afterwards a resident of Iowa and California, died Monday. He came to California iu 1887. ~.Vnnts Claixn Allowed. Springfield, Ill Nov. 15.--Adjt. Ge Reece has gone to Washington to push the claim of $130.000 which the state o[ Illinois holds against the national gov- ernment for supplies and subsistence furnished the Illinois volunteers while they were in camp at CampT~nner and Camp Lincoln. UnhaPPY Home Cause~ Salclde. Danville, Ill Nov. 15.--Ex-Supervisor ('lark. of IIoopeston, committed suicide Monday morning with a revoh'er. He was the leading merchant of the city ~,nd a strong politician of the ~ounty. Domestic trouble was the cause, the report. The sul)stnntial /eatures have been agreed upon, and it remains only to put these into form and then submit them to the full commission for final approval. World's Lonl~est qPelephonc Line. Austin, Tex Nov. 15.--Monday the last wire was strung by which Austin can have telephonic connection with Bar Harbor, Me." The lin e is 2,600 miles long and will be opened to the public December 1. This long-distance system will also embrace New York Washi~g- ton and all the large eastern cities This'is the longest telephone line in the world. PPesents for the Boys in Blue. San Francisco, Nov. 15---The United States transport steamer St. Paul, laden with army supplies nnd Christ- 1has goods for the soldiers in the Plfi - menstrua ippin~s, will leave here on Thursday. more than There are 4.000 packages for the soldic:" littlebook boys. so Christmas will not be devoid of house, and its Santa Claus fcatures to the boys ~u some of Lydia the other side of the world. VCtli Resume flnslness. Owego, N. Y .Nov. 15,--The Tioga na- tional bank, of which Senator Thomas C. Platt is president, will reopen it~ doors for business on Thursday morn- ing Furiou~ ]b'ire. Canonsburg, Pa Nov. 15.--This town wan visited by a furious fire which, be- fore it could be gotten under control, wiped out fully e third of the business portion, t~vo of the principal h~te!s, many dweIlings and did damage esti- mnled at $150,000. No lives were lost ~:s fa~: as can be ascertained. ]gilled |lin~self. Troy, N. Y No~ 15.--Adam 1t. Smith, presidcnt of the Oakwood Cemetery as, sociation, and formerly cashier of the Union national bank, committed suicide by shooting himself through the heart. It is thought his mind waa unbalanced. THREE HAPPY WOMEN. Each Relieved o! Periodic Pain and Trio o! Fervent Letters. Before using Lydla E. pound, my health was gradually bein! I suffered untold agony from painful backache, pain on top of trouble. I coneluded~to try Mrs. Compound, and found that it wan man needs who suffers with painful ! periods. It entirely cured W~, 923 Bank St Cincinnati, O. For years I had suffered with struation every month. At the tion [~ wu impossible for me to five minutes, I felt so miserable. of Mra Pinkham's waa I sat right down and read it. E. Pinkham's Vegetable Liver Pills. I can heartily eay that a new woman; my monthly suffering ig a past. I shall always praise the Vegetable forwbat it }as done for me.--Mrs. M~0~V~T 868 Ltsbon St. Lewiston, Me. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound has cured me of painful ! tion and backache. The pain in my back was dreadful, and fered during menstruation nearly drove me wild. l~ ow this is all over, thanks to Mrs. Pinkham's medicine CARRIE ~f. WILLIAMS, South Mills, N. C. The great volume of testimony proves concluslvely hat Lydia E. Vegetable Compound is a safe, sure and almost irregularity, suppressed, excessive or painful monthly periods. "' The present Mrs. Pinkham's experience in treating female ills iS leled, for years she worked side by side with Mrs. Lydia E. sometime past has had sole charge of the correspondence great business, treating by letter as mmay as a hundred thousand during a single year." 01a Piu am'sYegetab!e c0mp0 ;