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Y '4 r A POWERFUL SEARCHLIGHT. Onn to Ho Sfiit. liiiuirdlntrty to Mil ill lit uml UkuiI to 1,1 1: lit tlio Stir. roiiiiillni; Country. "Wnslilnirtoii, Aiifr.!2('. Modern Inven tions will be brought to piny to insure coininuniciittoii between American troops operutliifj in Luzon and to pre vent night attai'l's on the American in trcnclimciit.s. J'rig. den. (Irccly, chief s'Ciml oilleer, sent ('apt. (Irani Squires, of the .signal corps, to Manila for the purpose of making experiments with wireless telegraphy. With the Marconi device accompanying a eolumn of troops, communication could be main tained with the military base, it is thought, at a distance of 10 miles. The war department has contracted for a powerful movable searchlight, which, upon delivery next week, will be immediately sent to Manila. The scarehlighl will be mounted on in trenehincnts and used at night to light the sunounding country. The use of the light will, army ottlccr.s say, pre vent any surprise. HEWS BY WAY OF LONDON. A Corrranoiulcnt of Itnuti-r'n THoRnim Cimipiuiy HcorrllM'HH ILul S(ntt of AITalrH In I hi) l'Iilllp)iln!. London, Aug. 2U. The Labium cor respondent of the Renter Telegram company cables that reliable news re ceived there direct from Manila says that an indescribable .state of anarchy prevails. The Americans, according to these advices, occupy a radius of 15 miles there; around the town of lloilo they occupy a radius of nine miles and around Cebuu they occupy a small ra dius. The rest of the country, it is added, is in the hands of the Filipinos. Tim Olyinpni Itiitiillnit Drilled. Nice, Aug. '20. The Olympia batta lion landed from the cruiser yesterday morning at Villefranehe, near here for drill purposes, the entire population of the town viewing the parade from the surrounding heights. The men pre sented a splendid appearance. Admiral Dewey received a visit shortly before noon from Kdward Andre, P.clgian con sul at Manila. He passed a quiet day on board and seemed in perfect health and greatly benefited by the rest he is taking. "Will Uj No Slonoy to SVoiirn Olllcn Richmond, Va., Aug. 'Jti. The most unique feature of the Virghria cam paign for United Stales senator is the pledge of the two candidates not to use money for their benefit. This con dition was imposed by the democratic county committee of (Julpcpcr. (Jov. Tyler and his opponent, Senator Mar tin, will publish letters subscribing to this condition. Kach pledges himself not to use or permit any of his friends to use money in controlling votes. Humored Killing liy Our Soldiers. Tampa. 1'la.. Aug. lid. Passengers airiving ftom Havana leport an affair at (S i barn, on I he north coast of Cuba, news of which was censored by the government authorities, .luaii A. C'al deron, foimeily a judge at (iibara, bi ought to Havana a report of the kill ing of :J0 men, suspected of being ban dits, by the Tenth cavalry. Calderuu alleges that he was removed because be atteinptod to investigate this whole bale killing. .Munitions or War Co.hIkikmI. London. Aug. 2(5. The Cape Town eoiiespondcnt of the Daily Mail says: Despite the virtual blockade of war material in Delagoa bay, the Cape gov ernment is sending enormous con signments of munitions of war to I'loemfoutein, Orange Free State. Dur ing the present month over 2.000,111)0 cartridges have been sent and .Mid rilles were dispatched last night fiom I'ort Elizabeth to llloemfontein. rroli'st AgsiliiHt ii Si-ltiro. Washington. Aug. 20. The navy de partment has iceeived a protest from YV. F. Sylvester, of London, one of the owners of the ship Abbey, seized by Admiral Dewey on the charge of car rying arms to the Filipinos. He states that he is about to come to Washing ton to contest this seizure on the ground that the Filipinos were the al lies of the United Stales at the time these arms were shipped. Corby Protests Au.iliist A ppnlnt im-ntK. Caithage, Mo., Aug. 20. Col. Joseph A. Corby, who commanded the Fourth Missouri volunteers during the Spanish war, has sent a protest to the secretary of war against the appointment to po sitions in the volunteers of the ollicers of his regiment recommenced by Gov. Stephens. The reason he gives is the good of the service. Gov. Stephens ignored Col. Corby's recommendations for the positions. It Wiiu Sun rriilielxro'rt Own Keglincut. San Francisco, Aug. 20. The Cali fornia regiment landed from the trans poi t Sherman to-day and marched to the presidio. As this was San Fran cisco's home regiment, the demonstra tion to-day exceeded in enthusiasm the reception accorded to other regiments. People came from all parts of the state to see the show, and this morning there were fully 100,000 strangers in town. .leiilom of Ills Sister. Union City, Tenn., Aug. 20. Miriam Carter, a prominent farmer, is dead, having been poisoned by his wife. The .murderess was found hidden in the hay loft of the stable. ' She objected to her husband bringing his sister to their home on a visit. The quarrel "that" re sulted from' his objection is supposed to have1 prompted her crime." PORTO RICAN AFFAIRS. Secretary Itoot Will Olvo Thorn HI Kur. nest Attention anil Ilnvn a I'lun Heady fur emigres. Washington, Aug. 20. The president and Secretary Root arc now giving consideration to the pleas of the Porto lllcauH for certain reliefs from the hardships of the military administra tion. The recent disastrous hurricane in the islands has accentuated the ne cessity of more liberal commercial In tercourse between Porto Rico and the United Slates, if the Porto Rieans are to be elevated from the sad condition in which they find themselves through Spain's protracted misgovern ment and misfortune. The insular commission, which was charged with drawing up recommenda tions for the civil government of Porto ltico, has been at work for several months on a code of laws. Some 5,000 sections comprise the code, governing every possible contingency which might come under the jurisdiction of a alw court. The code was made up from the laws of the states and terri tories which were found most appli cable to conditions in Porto Rico. One important feature of the code is a sec tion which prohibits the formation of trusts or combinations and forbids the operation in Porto Rico of such combi nation formed elsewhere. This sec tion has been drawn with great care and is supposed to be perfect in its de sign to accomplish the desired purpose. Secretary Root will give Porto Rican afrairs his earnest attention in the next few months, and when congress as sembles will have a comprehensive scheme for the president to submit to the legislative branch. ADDRESS BY M'KINLEY. The l'resldent Aliikon u Short Speech at Ocean drove, S. ,1. Thu IMllllp- plno Policy. Ocean Grove, N. J., Aug. 20. Presi dent McKinloy in an address here yes terday afternoon said: "I believe there is more love for our country and that more people love the Hag than ever be fore. Wherever that flag is raised it stands, not for despotism and oppres sion, but for liberty, opportunity and humanity, and what that flag has done for us we want it to do for all lands which by the fortunes of vvar have come within its jurisdiction. That 'Hag does not mean one thing in the United States and another in Porto Rico and the Philippines. There has been some doubt in some quarters re specting the policy of the government in the Philippines. I see no harm in stating it in this presence: Peace first, then with charity to all, establish a government of law and order protect ing life and property and occupation for the well being of the people who will participate in it under the stars and stripes. AVuuts a Union of Methodists. St. Louis, Aug. 20. Chaplain MeCabe, bishop of the Methodist Episcopal church of America, passed through the city en route to Fort Worth, Tex. To a reporter he expressed strong senti ments in favor of the union of the north and south branches of the M. E. church. "I would almost give my life to see such a thing accomplished," fcaid the bishop, "and I think it will surely come about within the next ten years at the farthest. It will be the grandest day that Methodism ever ex perienced in America." Where Kohhers aro Unknown. Tacoina. Wash., Aug. 20. Two Eng lishmen, E. Amendsen and .1. 1'onin, have just traversed Chinese Thibet, a country that has heretofore been a closed book to foreigners. Amendsen and his companion bring much inter esting information. Everything in this part of Thibet bears the stamp of poverty, but the moral status of the people is much above that of their wealthier neighbors of adjoining prov inces. Robbers are unknown and travel is safe. ClinrokiM) Spirit Dance, Hanson, I. T., Aug. 20. The spirit dance of the full-blood Cherokecs closed here this morning. The dance was ordered by medicine men to de termine whether the Great Spirit would advise the moving of the tribe to Mex ico. The dance was conducted by Creek Reaver, who is SO years old. vHis daughters led the dance, wearing rat tles of turtle shells. At the close of the dance the medicine men decided the Great Spirit was unfavorable to the move to Mexico. Citrrlhon Spoku Asalnst the War. Mystic. Conn., Aug. 20. Fully 5,000 people attended the third session of the annual meeting of the Universal Peace union and the Connecticut Peace so ciety in the Peace temple here yester day. At the morning session, Presi dent Love delivered a brief address on the Philippine situation. At this after noon's session the principal address wan by William Lloyd Garrison, of Philadelphia, who took for his theme, "No Compromising Willi War." Charged with Koliliery. St. Louis, Aug. 20. A special to the I'o.'it Dispatch from Spritujiiold, 111., siiy.i: '. Rrctschneider, an. aged Ger man, .formerly a well-known under taker of Chicago, has been brought to SpringflQld lroin Lincoln, charged with having lobbed Henry Williams' of over SM, 000 wor,th bf. valuables. -Rret-b'clu.eider carried u sinn.U-vnli.su and- in this the. stolen "articles 'wore found. . TOO ZEALOUS. Whlpiilcton W'nn (Jetting Too Atten- tlVO tO IltinlllL'NN to IMuhnc tlte ltllHN, "I wish," niil the Fenior partner to the mnnnger of the executive dep.u tmeut, "that you would discharge Wliiiipleton, that new man we put on a couple of months ago." The manager was Bitiiuisi'il. He showed it in Ins countenance, lie was about to say something, when the head of the firm went on: "I have made it n rule, as you have doubt less noticed, never to permit any of the men who work in this establishment to heat me licit in the morning. For 20 years 1 have sat here at my desk, and watched the em ployes report for duty." "cs," the manager said, "it has become a tradition around the place that you are ulw-iys the first one licit" in the 'morning and the last one to leave at night." "Exactly. That's why I want von to dis charge Whipplcton." The manager was about to carry out liU order, hut turned after he had taken two or tnree tteps ami asked: "Have you caught Whipplcton shirking? Does he get down to work late in the morn ings?" , "No," the old man responded, "lie's mak ing nic pt up before daylight in order to keep on beating him here. 1 won't huve it." Chicago Times-Herald. Do Yotir Kect Ache unit lltirn f Shake into your shoes Allen's Foot-Ka.sc, powder for the feet. It makes tight or Kcw Shoes feel Easy. Cures Corn, Hun ions, Swollen, Smarting, Hot, Callous, Sore, nnd Sweating Feet. All Druggists and Shoe Stores sell it, 25c. Sample sent FKKK. Ad dress, Allen S. Olmsted, Le Roy, X. Y. Stifc. She I think Dewey can be trusted to elect a new admiral's uniform that suits Iiini, ilon t you? He Oh, yes! It isn't as if he were a mar ried man. Puck. "I tell you what you ought to do," a Faid to Drake Watson to-dav. "That's t ing," Mr. Watson replied': "I knov things 1 ought to do." Atchison Globe, Man has his will but woman has her way. -0. W. Holmes. THE GENERAL MARKETS. Kansas City, Mo., auij, 20. CATTLE Host beeves 4 50 Q, Stoeltcrs !l 75 (ft Native cows jj (h) 6L 5 110 f 0J 5 15 I 1754 1 S5 7U!'t mi a'i fill :i 8J a m 7 50 a hi) fi'l ID IIOC1S Choice to hcuvy 3 .'5 ( SIIHKl' -Fair to choice a 00 & WHEAT-No. 2 rcu ill) to No. '1 lmru 00 COItN-No 2 mixed ;8Hl5 OATS-No. 2 mixed ID'a & KYE No. 2 M T& FLOUH-I'iitcnt, per but .It'll & Fancy 3 40 (& HAY Choice timothy 7 25 Fancy prairie 5 75 JJKAN (sucked) M'4 llUITEK-Cliok-ocicnniury. .. 17 CHEESE Full cream U HUGS Choice 10 POTATOES 2."l'j ST. LOUIS. CATTLE Native und shipping 4 00 Tcxuiis 3 (H) HOGS Heavy 4 I'J SHEEP-Falr to choice 3 50 FLOUK-Choko 3 45 Will AT-Nd. 2 red 701,; COKN-No. 2 mixed 'MVM OATS No. 2 mixed 22 It YE -No. 2 f.7 HUTTEU-Creutnery 17 11 0 . Oi 85 2J ; oo W'4 31 22 tf r8 21 LAKD-Western mess 5 W, 5 25 I'OKK 8 2i CHICAGO. CATTLE-Common to prime... 4 41 0 HOGS Paehiinj and hhlppliit,'.. 4 31 SHEEI'-Falr to choice 2 75 FLOUK Winter wheat 3 5J WHEAT No. 2 red 73 COKN No. 2 3I' OATS No. 2 2oy KYE 53, HUTTEU-Cresitnery 10 LAUD 5 2J VOUK S 3J NEW YOUIC. CATTLE Native .steers 4 25 HOGS Good to choice 1 75 SHEEl Common to choice.... 2 50 WHEAT No. 2 red 77 COKN No.2 41) OATS No. " 27 UUTTEU 17 to 8 3J 0 50 4 HO 1 10 3 01 73K 32 WmmMM 21 An Excellent Combination. The pleasant method and beneficial effects of the well known remedy, SYitri ok Fins, manufactured by the Cai.ifokkia I'io Svnoi" Co., illustrate the value of obtaining the liquid laxa tive principle of plants known to he medicinally laxative nnd presenting them in the form most refreshing to the taste and nivi-ptaule to the system. It is the one perfect strengthening laxa tive, cleansin.' the system effectually, dispelling colds, headaches and fevers gently yet promptly and enabling one to overcome habitual constipation per manently. Irs perfect freedom from every ob'ctti'mnblo quality and sub stance, and iti acting on tlio kidneys, liver and bowels, without weakening or irritating them, make it the ideal laxative. In the process of manufacturing figs are used, as they aro pleasant to the taste, but the medicinal qualities of the remedy are obtained from senna and other aromatic plants, by a method known to the Cai.H'OhnIa I'io Sykup Co. only. In order to get. its beneficial effects and to avoid imitations, please remember the full .name of tlio Company printed on the front of every package. . CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. SAN FIIANCISCO, CAIa. " LOUIS VII.I.E, KV. NEW VOUK,' N.' Y. For sale fey all Uruct'ists. I'.ricf Keeper bottle. o Tile Vew Torpedo. A joiing Swede lu invented a torpedo operated wlely by it visible lays of light, which enables it to explode at will beneath the enemy's fleet. In a like Militia maimer llostetter'sStoinachlli'ttcrs attacks and con quers all stomach troubles. When a sufTercr from constipation or dyspepsia or liver com plaint takes the Hitters he is sure of one thing, sootier or later, and that is cure. See that a private Revenue Stamp covets the tieck of the bottle. Utile Tlnii Work Until Vnyn. "T have frequently observed," said the vegetarian, "that when a man lives on beef lie becomes something like an ox; if he eats mutton lie looks sheepish, and if he eats pork the chances are he will grow swinish." "Perhaps you arc right," said the turtle fed aldeiman. "I have also observed that when a man lives on nothing but vegetables he is apt to he pretty small potatoes. 'Chi cago Evening News. The Dost t'roKerlptlon for ChllN and Fever imi bottle, of Giiovn's- Tarti'.ix9 Cini.i. Ion'ic. it.s smiplyii'niiiiiitiqtiliiliiolii utiisleless lorm. No cure -no pay. l'ricc,f0o. lie "I know bet tor than to propose to a girl I can't get." She "Do you?" lie "Yes; she might change her mind." Town Topics. To Cure a fold In (Inn Day Take Laxative Kromo Oiiiuhiu Tablets. All druggists refund money if it fails to cure. Hoc. llurglars go on the principle of helping themselves, and they don't go to jail until they can't help themselves. Golden Days. 1 ! We have not been without Piso's Cure for Consumption for 20 years. Lizzie Fcricl C.unp St., llariisburg, Pa., May -1, '01. Lying's a certain mail; of cowardice. Southern. UuH'x Catnrrli Cure la taken Internally. Price 75c. A Letter to Mrs. Pinkham Brought Health to Mrs. Archambo. LCTTtlt TO HHS. 1'INKIIAM NO. 42,395 " Di:au Mus. Pinkiia.m For two years I felt tired nnd so weak and dizzy that some, days I could hardly go around the house. Dackaohc and head ache all the time and my food would not digest and hnd such pains in the womb and troubled with leucorrhcea and kidneys were affected. "After birth of each child I grew weaker, and hearing so much of the good you had done, I wrotu to you nnd have taken six bottles of Lydia E. I'inkliam's Vegetable Compound, 'one box of Lozenges, one box of Liver Pills, one package of Sanative Wash, and to day 1 am feeling as well as I ever did. When I get up in the morning I feel as f rcbh as I did when a girl and eat and Bleep well and do till of my work. If ever I feel weak again shall know where to get my strength. I know your medicino cured inc." Mus. SAI.1NA. AllCIIAMHO, CllAW.l'MOXT, MASS. The present Mrs. l'inlchnm's experi ence in treating female ills is unparal leled; for years she worked side by side with Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkham, and tor sometime past has had solo charge of the correspondence deparment of her great business, treating by letter as many us a hundred thousand ailing women a year. All women who suffer are invited to write to Mrs. Pinkham nt Lynn, Mass., for advice, which will be promptly given without charge. m zn-TP1 . rfrn DR. MOFFETTS 5 22 li y&VSV-h" J tj 1 B" ETE UGGllling Costs only 25 Cents. CHICAGO. ST. LOUIS. is VSi? 'l JL IF (B& Jl US I A Live Stock Commission Agent FOR THE PU.TCIIACE AND SALE OF CAPITAL, SURPLUS, S200.0CO.OO. S30O.000.0O. Address Us-rv UNION STOCK YARDS, Chicago, ! NATIONAL STOCK YARDS, llln. UNION STOCK YARDS, tiiutli Oniuliu, Neb. KANSAS CITY STOCK YARDS, Kutisus City, A'.-vnvs prepared to furnish cnttlo on favoralilo terms. IiiforimUlon blnnks sent ( tiio coir.punv ut, Kunsus Cilj Stoclt Yuuls. VC OFFER YOU UNCQUALED IT ALWAYS PAYS TO 9 fWACHirJERYSfKi; r.Tnr in, rn ,.fn "ortublo. find drl.l ei. ' i l-oth by utoiim ACi'CiiWJ III.CI U.10 I J VOt VWt Hf Vrl '' t"'i b.-ii'l tor W. III. villi- jv raui; Aildr.ii KELLY & 1ANEYHILL, Vaicrloo, Iowa. AT flDlPO-GITCA Will ri'diini iiir vcflit 10 to ?' poiiii.li a M iiith. N' ht.irtniK. ' .Sin'Ci.-il Dic'l I'unh Viiiflfll'lt Ali'liiti'. lv SAIM' nml l IvllTAIN in lis llfbiilis JM"'"(.l'. with Trent iso n (iticsiiy, I'K'-.K. ? o . oic'rntvi:s.Tj:.N i,iititv.t',.n. itnx 40u. .tzu.i.,.vuli.i:i:, v.'ih. Mm&w&$mk I UUKtS YHtHt ALL tLSfc lILS. I Hcnt C'juk'h Syrup. T'liMU'i (Jiidd. uitlni'i. Sold tir ilninti'tn. mEMSMnAg&ii WELL! rv -J.I I - IPO il R m sp EQ(l$l Look atyour tongue! Ifit'scoatcd, Mir stomach isbad,yourltvcrotitof dcr. Avcr's Pills will clean your vntir order. Avers Pills will clean your tongue, cure your dyspepsia, make your liver right. Easy to take, easy to operate. 25c. All druggists. . v... v,... . . .,.., . . -.- Wiuit your iiimistnclio or beard a beautiful brown or rich lilnrlt? Then tun BUCKINGHAM'S DYE ftbilSr. xj- in ill IIIM nil mm i mi urn illiliIiiBak MEL ICKER ramu botli rlJi'rnnJ tvl.ttn tvr. (cctly dry In the li.irdst storms. Substitutes wllldlsappolnt Ask for tRn Pltll llr.ltlil lnmm.l M-L-.w It Is entirely new. If not tot ulc In your town, write for ait.iloptic to iuwijk, uosion. Mass. "I'or l3cyt;arM I whh n -wlcflm ofilyn- j)opl;i la Its vor.st form. 1 could cut nothing out nilllt toast, tiiid ut tlincsmyiitmnucli would tit.', rot ill n and digest oven that. I.nst March 1 heitiin taltlnif C'ASt'AKETM nml hIiico then I have titetidlly himrotcd, until I uin ns well an I over was in my llto." David II. MUlii'lir, Newark, O. I'loaniwit, I'nlntaMn, Potont. Tnatc Good. Do Q(KmI, Nuvcr SU-koii, woukun, or Orlo. 10c, 25c, too. ... CURE CONSTIPATION. ... Hlrrllnj llrnpd; tiimpin;, (lilesto, Mnolrral, Kw Vert. Ill Uft.Tn RAP Blil anil piinrmitni.'d lir nil drtn- nu-iw-unw kiuuiio uuMU'iouncGOiimib 10005 of UNSOLICITED TESTIMONIALS SAY PornmMontljr cures nil Itching, lltirnlnf, Hcalof, Bcalp unit Skin DltoaAui. inch nn Salt Itbetim. Ko renin. Scald Ite.vl. Clillblatns. I'lloi, Iturnt. JUbf lliimort, Dandruff, Itctiltiu Hcaln. Kalllnu Hair tnickunluir anl mnkliiK It Soft. Hllkx, i(t Liizurl Knt) All Karu Kruillun (nrmluolnua Soft, Clear. Ileuutlful Skin anil Complexion). It contain no I.cmi Sulphur. Ciuitlmrlrtcs or iuijUiIiik liijurloin. An rixij, croat Keller IjxAj CHiirnttnri maksSK tn IK'S a i1jjt DrujjlBts or mall IOe. Caplllarla Manuf.iPturlnir Co.. N Y AiUlren T. II ILL. MA.Hrii:i., Act.. ji.i;n uiiiuc. N. a. nev.(nowBsfiop)JosephS.Key, - 1SN Wrote: "Wo jraro lourTKKTIIINA (Teething 1'omlern. to our llttln KmnilrklM Tilth the lupplmt re kiiIIx. 'I'll" rnVrts "ere alinoit m;- Inil nnc rerliilnlrmoreRallirartorjr rOWUerSJ.JI UUtlinu rroniurijthliw n..rer .!. Ask your Druggist for It. ir not Utt liv druirKlats null iS!i CnU to gHO'WEJt'ff pom The Dest C? I Saddle Coat. 5 B 'Uoueb Tm CANDY ffl k CATHARTIC womb) ttS. TRADE MARK RIOIftTfRCO A C. J. MOFFETT, M. D,f St, Louis, Mo. OMAHA. KANSAS CITY. CATTLE, IOGS .Mo. AND t!mo to rcsponsllilo feedcra of ntoclc, nnd tin most n ictjutt.t. All applications KhouMtm nWrta,scil to SERVICE AND ADS0L.UTE SAPETY. PATRONIZE THE BEST. rATIIfSIlF l -.orn to rocMi. fiui it coi i'JrrtyS llioiOt.UlltliUlJOOrv.dti FflTS.1,:; I'rriminontlV Citftt, Kof MiutiiUUcr llruitU) Ori;it i'c-ru Hi-storiT. ftvi trml Loilli" HllfXC fruo. i'r U.H. UUlKi:. l.nl., Wil Arclif 0'T SIonllilcoM'y outtlt Iri'tr: r ' i mi., n In oviir I'Miiit.rinr t 3 U JuLitirutt., :iUl.". .Mar tot m 2 UKADIIIItt 01-' THIS- J. m-.SllllNU TO 11UV ADVICKTISKD I.N ' ' , t-H)n.l).I.NlST- .what Tunv ALL BUHV1TTJ ' A. N. K.- "wnft.v v lOCIlti'.ll 'i!l'