The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, August 5, 1900, Page 25

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, .AUGUST 5, 1900. THE EMPORIUM. Now on Free Exhibi- La sies’ Imported Maco C rtton Hose. tion tn Attraction ook o -~ o8 Hermsdorf black, high spiced 1 o ; 1 THE EMPORIUM. | THE mom:gx_ 1 THE EMPORIUM. 1 THE umg{vl | THE nfl!{v! e ' : ”‘g;l’:bf'offlzm"“ Th: beautiful statue, Special -s‘"pi.,col:ll v‘.lm doflz'il: ( M:mday) Oll'y- “Qaliforn’a Prioés for surprisingly low prices 'hoil:mx‘zsllaif All 6Oc Shirt Waists. - Venus,” el School ¥'o) i farite e cumsilagd Golden Rule Bazaar. rRREREEPERR 10 ORGANIE ¢ o A588, Al $1.00 Shirt Waists...... Supplies« heels, doubl les, all black 3 ieeiie . 48e | Hall Scond Floor. o) IEORNIA'S LARGEST--AMERICA’S GRANDEST STORE uibleached fo'e, or unsieasied = - | % | /7 All $1.50 Shirt Waists 53 s 3 foot, pair.. ....25€ Calls Attention to Abuses|} SRR T 75¢ | Dress Goods T nov Fall Goods oxs coming in | Ladlies’” Underwear Four exception! vaiesin | Ladiss [mported Lisle Howe, an w .s sae g iy All £2.00 Shirt Waists.. fast now, although it will be for Fall. new fall and winter Under- shipment, high novaities, such as in the Philippines and o 98¢ New Fall EffectS: i or tour weeks befors the wear for women. extracted decigns, po k1 dots in = c Fall and Winter stocks will be complete. Among the arriva's Ladies’ “M:r)de” Egyptian Cotton Vests, Pants. Equestrian ail shades, Roman stripes, boot s Cuba. ELL O (I B T last week: Tight; and_high nack and long sleeve Goriet Covers, hand- patterns and an exqui‘ite assortmant of lace effects, "‘;o“k oA AR TTETR S IO e e S 1.25 | 33.inch all-wool CHEVIOT CHECKS, 8 different colorings, grays, somely finish2d cream white garments, each.......ce. ......50€ % :!_fl.'l | new shades, pair ..... ‘ o g g hf There Should Be No Discrimi browns, bues, etc.. will make pretty school suits ani ser- | 1,4 s’ Jorsey Riboed Vests and Pants, wool mixed, urstrink. | Ladiey Inported Lisle Thread Hose, Herm dorf black. lacg 20 There Should Be No Discrimina- ’,.50 Porselflln On Monday viceable senarate skirts. vard.. sioiens o -..602 ab e, Vests high neck, long sleeves, Pants Franch bands and Child;an’ Ien?l ogl;dl(cuCMn R ey oYy n Ageinst Any Person Be- on'y we of- 38-isch SILK EMBROIDERED RIETTAS. in all the new ackle length, color natural gray, garment.... 50¢ black ;iouhp'a S I\I“l o s"‘ o 6490 Wil 2502 cause of His Religious Be- Clocks $1.08. fer about shades for waists, with white po ka dots, a special valus, per | SUER AR T TR T O on St o, ~Oneita” style lack. ] ole. sizes 5 to 93 pair. Men’s Fancy nosiery—Justin from New York, some beautifal nove.ties in Man's Hosiery, suzh as ace now being shown by the swe | habardashes of tha: city, in stripes up and down or across in new coo: effects. wore mads it Earope, per pair. . 250 and 500 lar Sheet ;oupsuica.rl2o oeopy vard - - 52iianr. a1 wool VENETIAN CLOTH, a beautifully finished fabric, in acomplete assortment of colors, incluting the new fall <hades of gray. brown, castor, roval and French blues, yard. $1.50 50-inch REVERSIBLE CLOTH, p'aid back, heavy we ght, for 8) Porce'ain Boudoir Ciocks, like pie- ture, with blue and green decorations; genune Ansonia movement, fully guar- anteed, we!l worth £1.50, for $1.08- Special Sale Monday lief or Tendencies. or buttoied down froit. natural or ecru, each. e Lidies’ wool mixed ‘Onsita” Combination Suits, natural, 353 or craam white, per suit .... $1. We are still se'ling th: celeb ated ** Stultgarter’ the sens hle stylizh short skirts now so popular; 15 nsw fall Undeiw>ar for ladies and children at 25 per cent afl colorirgs, per vard. $1.75 | ' First Alsle—Left of | 1egular prices. . Aug. 4.—At the f the Knights ¥y the prine vered by Right Rev. Trenton, on Every day we se'l anv sheet ic published at half pub isher’s m had favored Cath was question of thel i he would r arers to en t Catholics for 4 m there is no dye in them. just tha natural gray co'or as the wool comes £-om the lamb's back. The shirts are made with celf fronts and ribbed tails, the drawers have linel and gu3- 4 crotches and taped seams. To this lot we will add a ine of camel’s hair underweir, made like th> abovs, and in the eame quality, all at ths special price, Monday Druyw Sundry Depart;rem. ¢ Floatiag Bath Soap, 6 for Witch 5 Sream, cures sunburn, half pint.25¢ oi C some length Men’s Wool Underwear, 77c. S 2 6 pices. That wou thmk. o~ ottt | B 4 fortumie pwrehas of 2 doun Mes uatasl wol mder A Dozen Gahinet Photographs Free R e R sy o i e arment. Y o s e Wty aei ke pla,:i kel g dg el ofa T b With Eve’-y Man’s Suit sOId This Week. 2c We have one of the best photographic studios in the State. Fitted with all modern appliances and are doing some excellent and most artistic * work. To more fu'ly introduce this department we will give frree with every man’s suit bought in the Emposrium this week one dozen Cahinet Photographs, like samp'es in our clothing show windows—perfect pictures on latest design Melton face mounts, in fromy Glorindy “Jump Back, Ma Honey, Jump Back.’ “3-11-33,”" a Jolly Coon Song. ““Before She Fell." *There May Be Others Like Her.” “Tell Me, My La “My Girl Is a Winner." “Kathleen." it Will Be Mine Bye and Bye.” “Strangere.” Muste Department—Second Fleor. AAARRAAR AR AMAARAALARALAA AR NAAARAR AR AL A AR T AAQE AR AR R TRA AR AN R aasar c s from the I e Poli<hing Se! }piec; c(;‘mblimgintn 2go hatiddoms cartonhinizh Children’s Jackets Athat 1 Ne « oi et A ia, for the bath, pint. 2510 E sh. ; ¥ | pon a i Pidr il el 25¢ Below we quote two splendid values in new Fall A Clean-up Saie. o » flag adies’ bar G oves, bast quality. pair:. 85¢c style sui summer styles assorted into three lots, znd ¢ ‘ Wt" Rl’h".;',:2'3;;5:'{:f‘n]filp{a”nifefi-?h grade ;gg Sack Euifs—round-corner style, in new Oxford Vicuna marked at these extraordinary prices while o ringe, co , thr s, 3 ; 3 = . arisian Ladies’ Syringe, most perfect and effective made Cheviots and Fall _designs in a'lwool Cassimeres, light or dark | qtlanllhn’ 1.1(»11 5 : - as et 2o $2.00 effects; best of linings and trimmings, extra well 00 Lot 1—All $2.50, $3.00, $3.5) Jickets, now . Dr. Lambert’s Antiseptic Skin Soap, box of 3 cakes 40¢ made; exceptionally fine value. 'o: . IMPORTED EXTRACTS—Girard Fils, all odors, oz.. ..80¢ 4 e R GRAIEL Wagaas o Sack Suits— Round-zornered or doub'e-breasted coats, new Fall designs in Cheviots, Cassimeres and Worsted; stripes, fancy mixtures and the new invisible plaids; materials strictly all wool; sewn throughout with silk; first class in every particular, and a special value at s,s.oo of Entrance, o Some Extra Special Monday Sales in the Dry Goods Department. Rotunda—Main Floor. Underwear Specials for Monday only. These handsome ladies’ cambric drawers, made exactly like picture, lawn ruffle, linen trimmed, an extra width regu- lar y $1.50, Monday ony...... $7.10 This Co Cover, a nice one just like picture, hemstitched and tucked PL 5), $10.20 Jackets, now ... $4.95 Second Floor. New Lare Curtains. 5000 pairs of our Fal stock of Nottingham, Saxony Brusse's, Battenberg, Point de Calais, Irish Point and Arabian Curtains have just been received. New N ttingham Lace Curtains, per pair. $2.00 to $8.50 PROMINENT vyoke, regularly 50 New Saxony Brussels Curtains, per pair. $@e 0 to $20.00 OMINENT BUSINESS MAN exch, Mondsy only, 50c Neckwear--23c. Sllkollne, 6c yanl. 24¢ Shoet.’ny, 19¢. New Battenberg Lace Curtains, hand made, pair.. .. it - OF CHICAGO IS INDICTED 3 for.....$1.00 23c, 48¢ and 69c are Monday’s quick sel'- | A special purchase of 1000 yardsof 3)- | 9)-inch bleachad cheeting, a stan- . seseesness ienraeeee o ....84.50 t $20.00 st { Tots Tafant’s ahoek Wels: ing prices for 500 pieces of Ladies | inch Silkoline, in pretty printed de-igus, dard high grade, our usual 24 quality, Point de Calais Curtains, embroilered floral des gns, pair.. - Charged With Fraud- sook Skirt, hemstitched Neckwear, compr'sing three choice lots | in handsome color cffects, very desir- on specia! sale Monday, $4.50 1 $15.00 in a good assortment of colorings. 300 Japanese Silk Windsor Ties, hemstitched encs, cream, white, black, per yard. 190 20c Skirting, 14c. ab'e for mantle drapes, sash curtains, pillow coverings, ete., and is on special sale for Momnday only, per and embroidery trim- med, just like picture, regularly $1.50, special ain designs, PAir..cceeees - coreun $3.50 . $20.00 Lace Curtains, heavy braided patterns, pair.. n the Manage- evators. e ': New Arabian Monday only......8 96 heliot ope, rose, pink, blue, cerice yard. 6¢c | 200 yards of Metalic Sirting, suitable -.$6.50 , $11.50 Bebond Fiook. anrlh c#im',fl regularly 5lc 23c | for underskirts, lining, etc., regular _— N e s S each—Monday.. - alue 20 yard, ial st ‘ 25¢ Veils-- | CiMonday............140 | Great Shoe Sale. Money-Saving House Furnishings. B 5c. BLACK - BROCA' D AND STRIPED | Taik of the Town The Handy Kitchen 125 Fringed end Ribbom Scarfs, | A midse:son off riny | TAFFETA SKIRT LINING —34 inches : 3 = Set consists of one farcy plails and plain colors, for hat of 1000 Wash Veils, wide, regular value 15¢ per yard, | We continue this week the sale of King- heavy forged Bisting binds, neckties, etc., regularly ! a fire app iqued dot. | specisl sale Monday.... o #1@ | man & Fox's Ladies’ Shoes at about Spoo1, 12 inches long, Tic each. Monday. .48c Gd 358 Vordered - 68c on the the doliar. one heavy Toasting made of 12%c Percales, 8c. .81.00 o id pack, INGRAIN CARFET3S—A!l-wool, extra super, in handsome flora, Per ian and monotone eff:cts, worth 85c yard, our price..65¢ BODY BRUSSELS—Lowell and Whital makes, a very heavy carpet that will give long and satisfactory wear, worth $1.40 brand, 3 Tbs., s TOMATOES ~ “Victory Mondav, 3 cam: hoice Japan RICE —Monday 12 lbs We place on special sale Monday a carload of the popuar Golden Rale Sewing Spzcial Sale of TO BE HELD THURSDAY Sewing Machines. = * : or 75 pliin_colored Jabots, Brusse's Net Veil, in Ladis’ $5 Patent Leather Lace Shoes. H ok, 12 inch-s loog, 4 geod liberty si'k, with nicely corded either white or creim | Highest grade, 35-inchstandard Percales, French heels........ — - $3-28 :’ one Mixing Spoon with patent hook to hang on side cf kett'e, stock, clors pinlg blue, canary, wh te | co'or, rigalar'y 2fc instylish and desirable pattern: and Ladies’ $3 50 Patent Leather Shoes, Good- & 10inches long. all heavily ret nned, regu'arly | ard bi-ck, regularly $1.00, each, on Monday on'y. pretty color efects, our regular ear welt ... ... 82.37 3 ot o2 special sac Momday only | each Monday. c 15¢ 124> quelity, Monday—per yard... 80 | Ladies’ $350 Ve e X R : s = = - g clingstone peach | | Ladies’ $3 Vici Kid Lace Shoes, kid o s A B Bosve fineda, 1o leoitop shict waisih ; Carpets and Furniture Groveries and Liquors. o e ey s1.98 : .y djustable handle, new | Some :pecial Values this Week. Best Easfenq Sugar -~ cured | Latie f’zfifl Dongo a Kid La s;e'sés S 7 e | TAPESTRY CARPETS—All-wool surface, go>d durabe carpet, HAMS, Emporivm brand, Mondav, N e = - X s Sink Straindes, 20¢ | 1u] line of tasteful patterns, worth 55¢ a yard, our prizeé.‘... Tuesday and Wednesday—per 1b. 120 ‘izg’.o e - S R LA Tk e COFFEE - Our popular Jiva a-d Mocha, 3 Ibs for.. y TAPESTRY BRUSSELS - In fioral and Persian effect ; B R ek 900 New, modern, up-to-daie shoes. Bl S : without borders, a splendid wearing carpet worth 8¢ nébrd, lent fomi'y blend, 43 'bs....... | First Alsle—Right of Entrance. HUMBERT’S FUNERAL 3 onr price..... c | - e = x hy % C s sheon's Improved SHREDDED COCOAN " . 2 >rs, 2 inches long, mickie pl per yord. our price........., £ ..89.15 | Van Houten's COCOA—3 Ib tin.. Machines, which have ju:t been £ I el ovm Frosser. HIGH CHAIR—Golden Oak finish, cane seat, with table, worth | STRING BEANS - Vic orv extra standard, 2 cans received frem the factory +—The King of | & Miutn SlowrsSae 1:11!7}_ “{.’VrRH'ilc\eé.fi.E"SK e .81.49 | Fancy Soft Sha'| ALMONDS—Monday, per Ib ... :?f: Mm':':t‘efl ;;mn“"t‘;' i APWINE SUERERES 39 LADIEY WRITIN —Mahogany finished, has ons drawer | BROMANGELON --Makes a dai‘cious desert, e . s the worl Y X Hammocks, 85c. S50 wal Nlow: wubni$0,50400% hrida .00 | Uncl: Torays PANCAKD FLOUR. Mondny sortace over. 01 account of the cut riee & . 8 ot HALL HAT RAC{—Solid oak w th plate mirror, fitted with | MAPLE § ] ok %y esdeg. at which we sell them ordinari y we H B eF B blff”' f"‘{( ; mf"g C°l°39d umbre I #tand and box seat. worth $9.03, our price. 86 50 caEsss}(gyfix{%,fifi'i..fi°zrfi.?.‘,",b.‘ bt e ‘;33 call ‘hem the ‘Golden Rale.” These L my | g 2 ammocks with spreader | DINING TABLE—Solid osk. 6 foot extension, has 5-inch twist- | WASHING POWDER—"udahy's Pyramid, 12 packages.....28p | New machines are fitted with the ..... ORI ed leg, t p 42 inches, worth $12.50, our pric $9. Shaw s Pure MALT WHISKEY - Moaday, bottie 750 | lstest improvements, including ball Same with pillow and | CHINA CLOSET—Solid oak, has ovil French plate mirror on | DOME.TIC PORTER—Every bottie guaranteed, Monda:, per | Dearings at the drive wheel which spreader.......$1.00 to". 4 adju:tab'e shelves, worth $14, our price......$10.50 e wevenesereeee- @@ | MaKes them run so easily as to re- Al &2 2l PARLOR SET 3 picces, mahogary finished frames, upholst-red | London Ciub TOM GIN- Distillery bottling, nons better made, | 9virs little exertion on the part of large variety in Jacquard in silk dimask, worth $22.50, 0t price.....es-.... $16+28 on Monday, per bottle ..830 | the operator. weave, with pillow, spreader and fancy va- lance Pt St ...$1.25 to $7.50 Becond Floor. The machine is well made, high arms, h'gh grade, finely fin'shed; makes double threal lock stitch dapted to a | classes of work; our 5-year gnarantee goes with each mactine. The extraordinary special price "6 8’ » for Monday OBIY ccccccsssscssorssamiarsestscrassansassss Second Floor—Rear. Main Floor—Rear. I Butterick Patterns and Publieations for September will be placed on sale Moniay. Fashion Sheets and Catalogues free. The September Delineator is a marvel of beauty, illustrat- ing mew designs jor Autumn wear—price 15c per copy; subscription per vear, $1.00. § § i i :i ,: : S 3 g i 3 § 3 3 - i i i INTERESTS THE COAST. Postoffice Appointments and List of Pensions Granted. front of the bank building at the mo- ELECTION QUARREL to a Miss Gussie McKee, who later on R, s ™ k3 was arrested in a polics raid on a women's ment of the explosion. SGTON. D. ( 2 | poolroom and who in an interview de- eak in a gas pipe in the cellar of the _WASHINGTON, D. C., Aug. 4—James CAUSES TWO DEATHS WITNESS FOR POWERS MUST LEAVE THE ARMY | &iired that she had been trying to gain | BY EXPLOSION OF GAS| vank was responsible for the explosion. C. Marquam has been com ned as ;) e ik Some money to aid her husband in defend- ns The janitor detected the odor of gas when P . r at Marquam, Or 3 ing himself. e returne rom supper, and after tele- orporate exist the First Rival Factions Use Guns With Fatal | Says the Shot Which Killed Goebel | President Confirms the Sentence of e Flying Debris Injures Twenty-One | phoning for a plumber thought to make nal Bank, Los et Effect in Hancock County, Was Fired Outside the Exe- the Court-Martial Recently Dredger Burned. Persons, All of Whom Arve |30 iyselsSnvlon anc. Soing o e oo T Tennessee. cutive Building. Held on Him. TAMPA, Fla., Aug. 4—Dredgeboat No. Expected to Recover. lowed. The loss is over $150,000. All the NEEDVILLE, Tenn., Aug. 4—As a ge- | GEORGETOWN, Ky. Aug. 4—The| WASHINGTON, Aug. 4—Sescond Lieu- |2 OWned by Rittenhouse Moore, was de-| GCRANTON, Pa.. Aug. 4—By an expio- | njured will recover. quel to the election two men were killed | cross-examination of Adjutant General | tenant E. H. Martin, Fitth Artillery, has | fro o qny. MGvin, the middle of Tampba | sion of gas two buildings on Lackawanna 2 - Colonel Muse Il WASHINGTON, Aug. 4—Colonel Wil- liam M. Muse of the United States Marine Bay to-day. Twenty when the fire began, tugs. Loss $75,000. i two others mortally wounded. killed: JOHN LAMB, Deputy Sheriff. The | avenue, in the heart of the business dis- trict, were completely demolished and twenty-one persons were injured by being Collier of the Taylor administration, and the direct and cross-examination of Reu- ben Miller. chief clerk of the defendant been dismissed by direction of the Presi- dent in conformity with the sentence of a general court-martial by which he was Eersona were aboard beth Hopkins, mother, Sa 2 ut were rescued by liza ), $1 —— 8 5 caught in the wreckage or struck by fly- Henewal and Increase: ( TELLMAN_ COLLINS. while he acted as Secretary of State, were | convicted of making “false, fictitious and No Letters Stolen. iy B . whipy Corps at the Marine Island navy yard is J. MecLaughiin, Applegate. i: Wiley Brewer, Whitten Gib- | the features of the Powers conspiracy | fraudulent statements of claims and re- JEW YORK, Aug. 4—Chief T Ao 'fh- wrecked buildings were the three- | ill and has been ordered to Washington, rease: Major Fessendon, Eugene & trial to-day. Miller had been brought| ceipts in the accounts of the post ex- | NE ORK, Aug. 4.— mspector and Mechanics' Bank | D. C., for examination for retirement. story Merchants’ His and back from Indiana by the defense, and ington— Restoration s Brewer was elected Justice of the Peace change at Fort Hancock, N. Y.” John D. King of this division of the| zn4 an adjoining four-story building oc- retirement will promote to the next higher John Fisher, Mount Hc and the iffioulty arose over his election, | e Droved a good witness for thelr side. | NEW YORK, Aug. d—Lieutenant Mar- | postal service contradicted to-day a story | eupied by~ the D. 1. Philiips Furniture srades Lieutenant Colomel F. H. Harring- : k County, where the killing took | It was his opinfon that the shot which | tin's case attracted much attention in|of a mysterious theft of registered let- | Company and the Scranton Carpet fac- ton, Major F. O. Berryman, Captain H s place, 1s a remote county in Bast Ten- |Tesulted In the death of Governor Goebel | this city. Soon after the charges were |ters. “No registered letters have tory. C. Haines, First Lieutenant Edwin A. Dear Pz nLessee, lv:'ni"f::av]i'. ?:Pw";:i‘:nsselvx?émglollflwed made against him the lleutenant an-|been stolen and there is not $23,400 miss- any of the imjured were passengers on | Jonés and Second Lieutenant Yandell nounced that he had been secretly married |ing,” sald Chief Inspector King. an open trolley car that was directly in| Foote. He was the person closest to the oflice of .- CLOUDBURST IN COLORADO. Warner Sentenced. ivate Powers and he said the shot did . CUMBERLAND, Md., Aug. 4.—Wflliam | not come from that room. He located the P 7 g o R s Railways Blocked and Many Build- w,rner jcader of the rece & b 3 » 3 A leader of the nt coal miners’ | spot where Goebel had failen about fifteen @ @ X ings Destroyed. strike In the Georges Creek region, was feet away from the. spot fixed R LI EC.C.00 000000000 000000000000) PERERREE CO000000I0C00000000000O00000) prosecution and stated that the miliffa did appealed In both cas rt duration and oz fall, continuing the night a large edifice, and leveled to the es and other | - bs . i’r‘~lrr\;;-vl]hd ! < were injured. Telegraph ai Wires were Llogn dous tnd the | Epectal Dispatch to The Call was blockaded with overturned | SBANTA CRUZ, Aug. 4.—Santa Cruz has once moré been invaded by the soldier, | ana the grounds where the Grand Army SVYER. Aug. 4—A special to the | Sentenced to-day to six months in the 0 2 > i Q rom Sterling, Colo., says: A terrific | House of Correction. The charge against | N0 APRSAT, on the Scene Lor thirly, mins ' e hurricane struck this bim was unlawful assembly, and he was | in his office during the afternoon of Jan- . evening, accompanied by | #!50 fined nd costs in a libel case. He | yary 2, the day on which the mountain- - Y0000 eers arrived at the State capital, and at which time Witness Noakes of the prose- cution charged him with making several statements of a threatemning nature, and of conferring with Youtsey, Culton and others of the alleged conspirators. RBen Rowe (colored), a porter of the executive office, also brought back from Indiana by the defense, corroborated the statements of Miller about movements of persons in the public office of the Secre- tary of State at the time of the shoot D000 0000 0K SO00000000) ' TROOPERS ARE IN CAMP AT SANTA CRUZ GROUNDS For Common-Sense People. There is not a man or woman in the world who does not know when there is something wrong physically. Quacks sometimes tell you Does. your back ache? Do vour muscles pain you? Do you sleep badly? Do you wake up as tired as when you retired? Do you weary easily? SOOOOTION ad BT : Mortgaged Cattle Twice. | and League of the Cross camps were held | saying, as he ran from his private offies | that you may have no indications of ill-health, Does slight exertion tire you out> Any of these ANSAS CITY, Aug. 4—J. §. Beott, & | js now a tented city occupied by cavalry 1 hearing the L b into the room on shots: “What is the matter?’ and on being told a man was shot, said “This is horrible.” Postoffice Wrecked. most in need of treatment. You will have some symp- It is true you may not know even when you are That is quackery. toms if you are ill. of Beaver County, ted there, s in cattie | t involved being $29,000. | cott mortgaged cattle troops from Sacramento and Salinas. The streets are laid out and electric lights furnish light, On the west side of Dolphin Park, where | they are encamped, is a long row of sheds are symptoms. If you consult me my medical knowledge would enable me to diagnose vour tiating his pa o 3 erected for the fine looking w CHATTANOOGA, Tenn., Aug. 4.—An of- 1 I b 1 case. I should not treat you if you were suffer- . - D e e aay {‘r:: xr‘%ml’. e Sy Do e 1% e eras] Sispacior My ot It . ]t 2 1 . g ing from lung trouble bronchial affection or any = ve | ““This morning the ho A the ad- | here states that a mob entered the office : o £ 2 g s E ] ;n*'l" k \:lw:!u;ll\'rix;(; | \anT: nu:rd, n? the ng::::;vy:‘(r(‘) "‘,,.;‘p ar- mréflulf\l. Fdla.. la!!d nllzhl, :zmm:herlf :He may need a medical man’s knowle ge to g“"lc Gt 4 f I . 1’ ught the se ortgage: » v | rivi t Camp Bangham, and it w: windows and doors, destroyed some of the 7 H thi o A " oth d hos 8| 3 oot e :1‘00\’:? fhat Troop. C of Halinas cays i | contents of the building and threatened | & you. But if there is anything wrong with you ther compiit. outside of those 1 23 specia town from San Jose, where it had been encamped. They made the trip over the mountain, Troop C s composed of fifty men and is commanded by Captain Burke. They jeft Saiinas last Sunday. the life of the Postmaster. It is further stated that the Postmaster has become terror stricken and fled, and that no one is in charge of the office, ———— vou know it. Nature has so ordained it that you ist in the treatment of, but if you have rheuma- shall be given ample warning of approaching ill- ness. - , Schooner Sunk. PORT HURON Ich.. Aug. 4.—Barly n Diego, in tow ot attox, collided with tism, sciatica, lumbago, varicocele, or nervous Blow at Bucket Shops. debility, I can cure you and keep you cured. ans just above Fort| Troop B, from Sacramento, arrived this G ' B ontana sa | e 1 §:30. The troop will commence | CHICAGO, Aug. 4.—By an almost unan- -dav v r - S 'S B ome oOf her creg Goramedl-) eventng Sii work to-morrow. Imons vt {he Chlcass: Boaid 7of Trade Call and see me to-day or write for my new illustrated descriptive pamphlet, free. Office Hours—q to 6; Sundays, 10 to I. f Pittsburg. Mistaken signals 3 sk i to-day resolved to restrict !hetponlng of caused the collisior McKinley in Canton. grain quotations to intervals ocmt‘l‘\'r:urg‘ll:: Big Blaze in Cleveland. VELAND, Aug. ¢—Fire to-night one of the mills of the Cuya- mber Company. Loss $100,000, CANTON, Aug. 4—President McKinley turned to Canton this morning. He was :eccomnanled by Secretary Cortelyou and Comptroller of the Currency Dawes, utes instead of sending them 1y, as at present. This, It'is belleved by ti’:e Board of Trade men, will make it im- !?Ihle for the bucket shope to continue usiness. DR. T. A. 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