Among Other Things It Is
Capture Santa Cruz.
MOVEMENT OF THE EXPEDITi
It StnrtH Around Lagnna do liayn In II
Spirit * Entlro Country South of L.
IK to Ue Swnpt Heforo the Party
turnn TugTon - Flotilla of T\ve
Canoes.
MANILA , Aprir 10.rnu
of 1,500 men , under Major Gent
Henry W. Lawton , which started 1
night "with the intention of cross
Jjaguna de Bay , capturing the town
Santa Cruz , on the eastern shore
the lake and then sweeplng J.he co
trjf to the south , consists of 200 pic ]
sharpshooters , chosen from the varl
regiments , Hawthorne's mounted I
tery , Gale's squadron , three troops
the Fourth cavalry , unmounted , vi
Bronkos' and Tappan's battalions
the Fourteenth Infantry , Llnck's I
ialion of the First Idaho infantry i
Fraino's of the First North Dak
infantry , under General King. The
tilla of twenty canoes , towed by t
and convoyed by the gunboats Lagi
de Bay , Oeste and Rapldan , on
river Pasig , moving toward the la
just as evening was setting in.
scene.r.
was a truly picturesque
men were all in high spirits , and c
rled rations for ten days , the Hghl
marching equipment.
General Lawton's plan was to re :
Santa Cruz this morning at daybre
to capture or destroy any rebel g
take the to
boats or shipping , to
and then to scour the country to
south of the lake , a district not
Vs explored by the Americans. The I
tt tics will be those of the old-time fr
tier fighting , and it is probable t
the command will be divided i
squads of twelve , under non-comn
sioned officers.
' absence
In General Lawton's
Second division is temporarily c (
manded by General Ovenshine , wh
lines extend from the beach , n
Malate , south of Manila , to the sh
of Laguna de Bay , beyond Pasig
distance of about seven miles.
The withdrawal of the eighteen c <
constituting the expedition
panics ,
force , made a gap in the line from
beach to Culiculi , just southwest
San Pedro Macati , which was sul
quently filled by the Fourth regi
infantry.
The rebels , on the extreme rij
had evidently been informed of
withdrawal of the troops , and they
tempted to sneak through after ni §
with awarm rec
fall , but they met
tion and fell back in disorder , the ,
still remaining intact.
Victims of Floods.
, ST. PAUL , Minn , , April 10. A s
-"ial from Glendive , Mont. , to the I
Jeer Press says :
are known to h :
Twelve persons
1 /
been victims of the overflow caused
the ice in the Yellowstone river be !
Glendive Friday night. Ten of the b
ies have so far been recovered z
searchers expect to find the other i
tomorrow.
CHICAGO , April 9. A Record s
cial from Glendive. Mont. , says :
An ice gorge in the Yellowstone ri
at this point caused that stream to
erflow last night , drowning four B
sons. Eight more are missing.
Three spans of the steel bridge
washed out. causing a loss of $25,0
the Northern Pacific tracks are in
dated and possibly washed away
some distance and the loss to live st <
by drowning will involve a large si
The dead :
MRS. R. W. SNYDBR , wife of
rancher.
MISS NELLIE REAGAN , her ni <
MISS ROSE WYBECHT , a visitor
the Snyder ranch.
EUGENE F. O'CONNOR.
The missing :
James Sullivan , wife and six chi
ren.
Alger .Returns from South.
SAN JUAN , Porto Rico , April K
V4\ Secretary of War Alger with his pa
left this morning at 8 o'clock by
t transport Ingalls , proceeding direct
New York , where he should arrive
"
Friday. r
During his stay here he receh
many petitions from municipalit
asking fiancial help and relief fr
excessive" taxation.
The administration of General G
V. Henry , the governor of the isla
is understood to be entirely satisf
tory to the secretary of war. who t
tirely approves his policy. The sec
tary and the governor had a long c <
ference and an understanding v
reached between them as to the futu
Although General Alger refrained fr
expressing any opinion on the matt
it is believed that in his judgment c
il government must come slowly a
that the Porto Ricans must exerc
patience.
Don't Want the Philippine * .
LONDON , April 10. The suggest !
of a New York newspaper which 1 ,
been cabled here that the United Stai
trade the Philippine islands for t
British West Indian possessions mei
with no acceptance in any quarter he
Even if the task of subduing the Ph
ippines were not regarded as one
gravity and costliness , the raising
the British flag there would certair
reopen the far eastern question in
most aggravated form.
Journalist * Invite the President.
WASHINGTON , April 10. Genei
Shryock and Colonel Carter , represer
ing the Baltimore Press club , accoi
panied by Senator McComas ai
Representative Mudd , called at t
White House and extended an im
tation to the nresident to attend
banquet to be given by the jourm
ists of that city next week to the I
ternational League ot Press clu
which hold a meeting there from tl
llth until the 15th. The nreside ;
expressed the hope that he would 1
able to attend.
JUSTICE FIELD DEAD.
AI
Jurist * c Away
XIio Eminent
JLong nines * .
WASHINGTON , D. C. , April 10
Justice Stephen J. Field of the Unit
court died at his hoi
States supreme ,
on Capitol Hill in this city at 6
last evening of kidney compllcatio
About his bedside were his wife a
her sister , Mrs. J. Condit Smith , 1
Justice David J. Brewer , his nephe
Mr. L
Mrs. Edgerton of California ,
secretary ; the R
ton , his private
Edward M. Mott , rector of the Chui
and the family s
of the Advent ,
vants. He had been unconscious sli
Saturday morning and death ca
painlessly.
' reti
Ever since Justice Field's
the court bei
ment from supreme
on December 1 , 1897 , he had enjo :
comparatively good health , and be
rtfuofO'i from the responsibilit
which he im l l rne for so many ye
' than 1
ho became more cL r'til
merly and seemed to enjoy * cfcc/'C i
of his friends and acquaintances m
than ever before. All during the w
ter , when the weather was fair , it 3
his custom to take daily drives abi
the city or through the grounds of
' and always retun
soldiers' home ,
weeks ago , he
fresh. About two
ride than us
ever , he took a longer
and contracts
carriage
in an open
severe cold , which rapidly develoj
troubles from which
the kidney ,
had suffered , though but slightly ,
nome time.
The disease readily yielded to tre
Thursday last he sat
ment and on
for a time and seemed quite hlms
morning
again , but on Saturday
E
took place
change for the worse
about noon he lost consciousnc
sank raiudly ui
From that time he
his death this evening.
No arrangements have been mi
is it known wh
for the funeral nor
he will be buried. It is probable t
his remains will be taken to Sto
. where are buried
bridge , Mass. ,
father and mother and his brothi
Dudley and Jonathan , and
Cyrus ,
of
other members
sisters and the
Field family. It is probable , howe\
decide to take
that Mrs. Field may
remains to California , where a cons
erable part of his active life was pas
before President Lincoln appoln
him a member of the supreme ben
Yukutat Indians Threaten.
SEATTLE , Wash. , April 10.
cording to advices brought down fr
Alaska by steamer J
Copper river , ,
celsior , the miners in the Yaku
country have been sorely tried w
thieving Indians this winter. Th
supplies were short enough at best i
when the Indians got away with pa
of caches and even stole the rnin <
tins and stoves forbearance ceased
be a virtue.
A party of miners on Dry creek , so
distance in the interior , were cleai
out by the Indian thieves. They ai
sd themselves , captured the thieves i
recovered part of the stolen propel
Five or six of the Indians were tied
and whipped.
On being released they called a cecil
cil of the tribe and at last accou
were preparing for war against
miners. The latter were gathering
gether to stand off the redskins ,
message was sent to Sitka , asking G
ofhe fede
crnor Brady to send some -
troops at'Taiya to the Yakutat co
try.
England a Hard Drinlter.
LONDON. April 10. An offi
statement just issued shows Engl ;
to be the greatest drinking nation
the world , a discovery which has
tonished its people , who hoped it :
fallen behind in the alcoholic race ,
beer England drinks 30.31 gallons
head per annum ; America , 12.20 ; C
many , 25.50 ; France , 5.10. Of w
England drinks .39 gallons ; Amer
.44 ; Germany , 1.34. Of spirits Engl :
drinks 1.02 gallons ; America , .84 ; C
many and France , both 1.89.
This gives England a total consul
tion of 32.71 gallons ; America , 13 ,
Germany , 28.73 ; France , 28.79. '
drinking of wine is decreasing in E
land , while that of spirits and beei
increasing.
An Elephant Kills Its Keeper.
KANSAS CITY , April 10. "Raja
i mammoth elephant owned by Len
Brothers' Circus company , which 1
been wintering in Argentine , Kz
near here , yesterday killed its keei
Frank Fisher.
Fisher had returned to the tent
toxicated and tried to make the diff
snt animals perform. Coming to
slephant , he hugged the beast's tru
and ordered it to open its mouth.
Becoming enraged , Rajah crusl
Fishers arm and , throwing him to 1
ground , made repeated efforts to pie
the prostrate trainer's body with
: usks. Unable to reach him , Raj
Anally knelt upon Fisher , crushing
Ife out before assistance could arri
Former Government Printer Dead.
WASHINGTON , April 10 Almon
Dlapp , at one time United States g <
; rnment printer , died at his residei
/ere at 4:30 o'clock this afternoon
: he 88th year of his age. Mr. Cla
vas born in Killingler , Conn. , in 18
md came from one of the oldest far
ies in New England , his ancestt
laving come to this country on t
'Mary and John" soon after the lar
ng of the Pilgrims. At the time
lis death he was the president of t
Vnti-Civil Service league.
Entitled to Extra Pay.
WASHINGTON , D. C. , April 10
Assistant Comptroller of the Treasi
Jitchell has decided that men w
yere appointed to office or who (
isted in the revenue cutter service \
he war with Spain are entitled
; xtra pay under the act of March
899. The decision , however , appl
nly to those who served in the rei
ue cutter service by order of the pre
ent in co operation-with the navy a
irho were discharged at the close
be war.
I > reyfas' Itrothcr Active.
PARIS , April 10 The testimony'
Jeneral Billet , former minister of we
efore the court of cassation in ti
Jreyfus case , as published in the P
are , was mainly of a negative cha
cter and did not contain any.ne
icts except the assertion that tl
rothers of Dreyfus told General Sani
err to offer their whole fortune fi
lie recovery of the real culprit
! SSSSSSSSS SSS Sss S S SS5 oS-
The News Briefly Told. 1
Saturday.
Small change is scarce at Hava
little American fractional curre ;
being circulated.
The Third United States volunte
( Ray's immunes ) have arrived at
vannah. Ga. . and will remain in
detention camp five days before raus
out.
Friendly relations continue betw
the German legation and the tsunj
yamen , China offering a railway o
cession if German troops are wl
drawn.
The Fifth Avenue Presbyter
church , New York , has decided to i
Rev. Alex Campbell , J.o succeed
late John Hall. The salary will be $
000 ner year.
Oscar Straus , the United States n
later.- had an audience with he sul
at Constantinople. The intervi
which was proir.acted , was of the a
cordial character. *
Serious disturbances are srniin te.c
have occurred recently near CacJ
China , necessitating the presence c
British torpedo boat destroyer. Tro
will soon be there.
China has notified the British cor
at Tien Tsin that the whole foresh
opened at Port Ching Wan Tao is
served for a Chinese mining comna
The Britisr legation has protested.
Rev. James Needham is dead at
home near Pilot Mountain. N. C.
would have been 100 years old on J
1 , next. He was a Methodist mini ;
and his last sermon was preached
Winston last November.
The Rome correspondent of the D ;
Chronicle says he learns in official
cles that Italy and Great Britain h
arrived at an agreement , which will
suit in an Italian occupation of 1
Mun bay , province of Chi KU
China , before April 25.
London papers publish approxin
lists of the saved and drowned pass
of the L
Kers on the steamer Stella
don & Southwestern Railway compr
which was wrecked upon the Casj
rocks , near the island of Aldemey ,
Thursday afternoon. These show
death roll to include about eighty.
Rev. Father J. F. Shannahan , reef <
of the Church of Our Mother of
rows of Philadelphia , has accepted
bishopric of Harrisbun : . He had t
selected by the papal authorities s <
time ago , but declined the charge ,
papers were returned to Rome. " 5
terday the documents came again fi
the Vatican and Father Shannahan
concluded to accept the bishopric.
Monday.
Vice President Hobart barely h
his own in the illness from whiel
is suffering.
Judge Ricks , United States co
Toledo , Ohio-has decided that
national bankruptcy law supersi
state laws.
Britsh contractors are dissatis
because a Philadelphia firm obtai
the contract for a bridge over the r
Bara , in the Soudan.
Webster Vinsen , a half-brothei
Captain Allen Capron , First artill
who died in Cuba , has been appoii
a paymaster in the army.
Baptist and Methodist conferei
at Philadelphia have adopted res
tions recommending Senator F
supreme court of nations plan.
Attorney General Griggs will
week decide -whether the secretary
\var may permit beer to be sold
army barracks under theantilie
law passed by congress.
An article in a Havana newspa
charging Cubans with the murdei
several Spaniards , has caused int <
feeling among the Cubans , who
the article emanates from a Spani
Lieutenant Frank C. Curry , Tl
Georgia volunteers , will be turned c
to the civil authorities , instead of
ing court-martialed , for the mtirde
Private Leo Reid at Savannah ,
last January.
The United States torpedo 1
Somers , bought in England before
Spanish war , broke down off Plymc
and was towed into the sound ,
will be placed on a freight stea
and brought here.
The minister of foreign affa
Baron von Buelow , has curtailed
holiday , returning unexpectedly
Berlin , and had a lengthy confere
with the British ambassador to C
many , Sir Frank Cavendish Lascel
on. the subject of Samoa.
Secretary of the Interior Hitchc
has sent a letter to New York n
chants , who wanted to seize upon
the orders for Indian supplies , dec
ing that there are other cities in
United States besides New York equi
well able to furnish supplies , and t
would receive recogn'Nnri as their I
warranted.
Tuesday.
Henry V. Johnson , dem. . has b
elected mayor of Denver by a plui
ity of about 3,000.
William K. Vanderbilt has auth
fzed the erection of a $100,000 dor :
tory for the Vanderbilt univers
Nashville , Tenn.
During the Chicago mayoralty ca
paign over 2,000,000 pieces of ir
matter were sent out. swamping
Chicago postoffice.
The selection of a successor to
late General Flagler as chief of
ordnance bureau has been conside ,
by the president , and it is beliei
that Colonel Tdelbert R. Buffiugton
Major Charles Shaler will be chos
Colonel Buffington is the second rai
ing colonel in the corps , and has ab <
two years to serve before retiring
Two thousand suits against own *
of Chicago buildings who have fai
to provide fire escapes are being p
pared by the city attorney.
1 George Leonard -Andrews , bre'
major general , U. S. A. , retired , for
erly professor of modern languaj
it West Point Military academy , < ll
af heart trouble at his home in Broc
line , Mass.
A conference of the national
nembers of parliament was held yi
terday at Dublin to reunite with t
Parnellltes. The latter , however i
*
! used to attend and the meeting
ivlthout effect
The department of the interior
rendered a decision that a declaral
for a pension executed prior to
date when the right to pension accr
is void. It was found that a Ir
number of claims for disabilities
curred in the war with Spain \
being executed before the claim :
were mustered out of the .service ,
such claims for pensions'are void
Wednesday.
Brigadier General Carpenter , wh
to command Fort McPherson , is
pected at Atlanta , Ga. , in a few d
The public prosecutor of Paris
inquire into the proceedings of
Jeunnesse royalists , charged with
lating the law of the associations
About 500 men employed by the
about the mines at Des Molnes ,
have joined the strikers , which
open up the eight-hour day quesl
Admiral Van Reypen , surgeon ;
eral of the navy , said that all
recent reports received from Ma
showed that Admiral Dewey was
excellent health.
w , The New York conference of
Methodist church has adopted res
tions optfcsjng the admission of <
gressman-elect Roberts of Utah in
coming congress.
General Brooke has est W5sh <
press censorship at Havana , w"
hojds the editors of papers respom
for what appears in their colu
instead of the writers of the artl
Lieutenant Colonel Lawrence
Rabbitt becomes colonel , by promo
of Colonel Buffington ; Major Ja
W. Reilly becomes lieutenant cole
Captain David A. Lyle , major ,
Lieutenant George W. Burr , captai
General Otis has cabled the war
partment that the transport Sber
has left Manila with 100 woui
soldiers , which included all that - \
able to be sent home at that tin
Alfred Austin , Great Britain's
laureate , has written United St
Secretary Hay. appealing for e
copyright in all Englishspeaking ci
tries for all books written in Ens
It is expected that all the tn
which are now under orders to g
Manila by way of San Francisc
portion of the Sixth artillery , sele
Twenty-first and rl
light artillery ,
teenth infantry , will leave here
May 1. The returning transports f
Manila are expected almost imir
ately. the Arizona and Scandia b
due this week.
lliursilay.
The American delegation of wo
to attend the quiutennial in Londo
June next , will sail from New " 5
June 8.
Representatives of the cracker (
bine are on the Pacific coast see
to organize the factories into a Pa
coast trust.
Contracts are being let at St. I
Minn. , for the largest grain elev
in the world. It will hold 5,501
bushels and cost over $2,000,000.
The town council of Bournemc
England , instructed the mayor to
American Ambassador Choate to
press hope of his speedy restoratio
health.
President Loubet of France has
rived at Montelimar , France , his na
place , for a visit. The meeting
tween him and his mother was
affecting.
The United States transport Ing
having on board General R. A. A' ,
secretary of war. and his party ,
rived at Ponce , forty-eight hours
from Kingston , Jamaica. All are
on board the transport. The secre
and his party will visit the town to
The Imparcial announces a rev
of Carlist activity in the provine
Navarre , and the captain genera
Aragon , which inclu.des the provi
of Huesoa , Saragcssa and Teruel ,
which is bounded on the north
France , has arrived at Madrid in o
to" confer with the government
1 reference to the Carlist movement
William K. Vanderbilt will sail
Europe and may not return until
It is reported that he will mee
Plerpont Morgan abroad and that 1
will consult with various large finac
interests there about the plans
New York Central consolidation ,
Union Pacific reorganization and o
subjects , but Mr. Vanderbilt's fri
say he is going away simply for pi
ure. It is understood , however , 1
Mr. Vanderbilt will visit his rat
establishment in France and that
colors may be seen on the Fre
turf this year.
Friday.
Vice President Hobart is reporte
be a little improved. Representa
Baird still lies in a critical condit
A United States attorney has.brot
suit at Cincinnati for an injunctioi
prevent the forming of Cheaspeak
Ohio coal trust.
Eugene V. Brewster announced
list of speakers for the Chicago p
form dinner at the Grand Central ]
ace , April 15. The list includes " \
Ham J. Bryan , Superior * Court Jus
William J. Gayrior of Brooklyn , Gee
1'red Williams of Massachuse
Charles A. Towne and General F. C :
by.
Colonel Avery D. Clark shot h
self through the head at Iowa Ft
dying instantly. He was an old r
dent of that city , and was formerly
gaged in the newspaper business ,
recent years he has been identi
with mining interests in the Bl
Hills country. Financial' reverses
assigned as the cause for the dee <
The promoters of the combine to
organized under the New Jersey h
as the National Metallic Roofing c <
pany with a capital stock of $4,000 ,
announces their organization is ab
completed.
Upon investigation Assistant Sec
Lary Meiklejohn decided to cable G
jral Brooke regarding the confiscat
af supplies at Havana , as Gene
Brooke and his officers have ample
ihority to deal with such matters.
s said no orders have been sent ;
: horizing the destruction of rath
.vithout . a board of survey and on t
subject a message of Inquiry was f
warded to Colonel Smith , chief cc
nissarv
NOTESw
Tbe New Yock. bill : fixing tha I
rate of Interest at 5 per cent was-
in the assembly.
The president hns , signed a pen
mation opening toi settlement on ]
4 next the larger portion of. the Soi
era Ute reservation In Colorado. .
Warren F : . Lelaml , proprietor ol
Windsor hotel , . Naw York , which ;
destroyed by fireon March : 17 , i
on the 4th. at the Hotel urenoble. .
Leland's death followed , an , opera ;
foe appendicitis
The- trustees of Norwich , unfrei
have decided to begin the faumlat
for Dewey hall on May 1 , the anni
sarr of the- battle of Manila bay. '
testimonial to the admiral has re <
ed his explicit approval.
General Otis has cabled the war
partmeut that the transport Sher
has left Manila with 100 wounded
diers , which included all that were-
to. be sent home at that time.
It is expected that all the tr
which are- now under orders to g
Manila by way of San Franciscc
portion of the Sixth artillery , Se
light artillery , Twenty-first and 'J
teentn Infantry , will leave May 1.
Ex-Secretary Sherman has so fa
covered that his daughter felt
in telling him the announcement o
.death. At first he was shocked ,
then he saw the amusing side of it
joked quite freely with the famil
The plantation raids and the c ;
ing off of cattle and horses by out
are reported today as taking ]
in" itu. ? province of Puerto Prin
Santa ClSr. . Matanzas and Pinai
Rio. The Ctrfea.n troops in the
trict are chasingvJJtlf marauders
United States troops tmfS far ha
4
been sent after them. -x
The result correspondence
tween Acting Secretary of War
klejohn and Surgeon General Wy
of the marine hospital service reg
ing the return to this country of
remains of the man who died in (
of yellow fever , has been tue issu
of orders by the former directing
none of the remains of yellow f
victims shall be brought to the Ui
States until cold weather returns.
It has been decided by the post <
department to establish a postal i
ui Alaska , which shall cross the
tic circle. One mail route now opi
ed touches the circle , but the one
posed goes many miles beyond ,
new route will go from St. Michael
Unalaklik , Eaton Reindeer stt
and head of Norton bay. to Kotz <
about 4GO miles , and back , wit ]
branch from the head of Norton
to Golovin bay , about ICj miles ,
back.
To save his mother from his fat'
murderous attack. Lewis Dennisoi
near Millheim , Pa. , killed his fa
by a blow with a chair. The fa
Samuel Dennis , had been subjec
epilepsy for several years. Some
after midnight the son heard his w
er call for help. Entering her rooi
found his father had apparently
insane and was choking his wife ,
son could not induce his father tc
sist and was forneil to brain him
a chair.
The Yale Alumnae Weekly publi
an address to all graduates of the
versity appealing for funds to earn
the plans for an elaborate celebrz
which is being planned for 1901.
sum of $2.000,000 is asked for. and
announced that as much of thi
shall be necessary will be devote
the erection of a "commemon
hall , " the rest to be applied to uni
sity endowments. It is annou
that subscriptions amounting to i
than ? 225,000 have been received.
Dr. William P. Wilson , directo
the commercial museums of Phih
phia , went to Washington to see I
ident McKinley in reference to ate
to secure for the museums * exposi
next fall exhibits of manufactured
raw materials of Cuba , Porto Rico ,
waii and the Philippines. Dr. Wils
plan is for the United States a
officers stationed in the islands na
to make collections and ship ther
this country by the returning a
transports. He will ask the presi
so to instruct the army officers.
Acting Secretary of War Meikle.
has received information that mien
on the Copper river were in a st
ing condition. Although Captain
ercrombie and Glenn have full inst
tions to send relief to any who
be suffering along the route of t
expeditions to Copper river and Cc
inlet. Mr. Meiklejohn has sent fur
instructions by telegraph to Cap
Abercrombie to take medical and
er supplies to Copper river and n
every effort to assist the miners
ported destitute and suffering.
LIVE STOCK AM ) IMIODCCK.
Omaha , Chicago and > e r 1 ork Mn
Ouotations.
Hull er Creamery " " " . .lor. . . 0 n
Butter Choice fani'y country , it H
ERRS Fresh. PIT do/ . 10 a
Chickens < lre. e l per pound. . 10 a
Turkeys dressed . ' . ' a
Pigeon * live , per < lo/ . 70 a
Lemons -Per box . : > T.i a 4
Oranees Per box . 2 30 a 3
Uranoerrles .lersey > pi > r hul. . . . S OJ a S
Apples Per barrel . 275 a 4
Honey Choice , per pound . 12Ka
Onions I'er bushel . 10 a
Ileans Hand picked navy . 1 IK a t
Potatoes- Per bushel , new . iM at
Hay Upland per ion . 3 00 a 0
SOUTH OMAHA.
Hogs-Choice liht } . 3 lir a .1
Ho S Heavy weight * . If i"a , !
Iteef steers . 15 Hi a ( i
Hulls . 275 a 4
Staps . 3 SO a 4
'Calves . 100 a 3
Western feeders . 2 00 a t
Cows . 22 > at
Heifers . 270 a I
Stockers and feeders . H (53 a 4
Sheep Lambs . . " > 00 a 3
Sheep Western wethers . I ( K ) a 4
C'lltUACO.
Wheat Xo.2 spring . IV ) a
Corn Per bushel . : Ci a
Oats Per bushel . Ill a
Barlev No. 2 . : .7 a
Hyc No.2 . 34 a
Timothy seed , per bu . 2 ; it a 2
Pork Percwt . Si 0 a 9
Lard Per 100 pounds . ft 2 ! a A
Cattle Western fed steer > . . . . 4 'JO a 5
Cattle Native beef steers . I ( W a 4
Hogs Mixed . a. . aJ
Sheep Lambs . * > 00 a . "
Snet'p Western Hanger * . 2 2. " > a . " >
NEW YOUK MAHKKT.
Wheat No.2 , red winter . 8P4a
Corn No. 2 . 42 a
Oats No. 2 . yiHv ;
KANSAS CITV.
Wheat No. 2 spring . ( l a
Corn No.2 . : a
Oats No. 2 . 2SJia :
Sheep Muttons. . . . . It : 0 ai :
Hogs Mixed . 3 fiO a I ! '
Cattle Stockcrs and feeders. , a 00 a .1 i
THE WHOLE SYSTEM
fif f Become Invad'etf by Cutuxrh. Gen
eral Lflwlt' Caiot
Pe-ru-na Drug Mfg. Co. , . Columbus , 0
"Gentlemen I have used' Pe-ru-na
for a short time and can cheerfully rec
ommend it as being all you represent
and wish every man who > suffering
with catarrh could know of its great
value. Should I at any future time-
have occasion recommend , a , treaL-
Hon. James. Lewla , Surveyor Ca < Tal of Lo ! >
laua.
ment of your kind , , rest assured that
yours will be the one.
"Gratefully yours.
"JAMES LEWIS. "
Wherever the catarrh is. there is sur--
to be a waste of mucus. The mucus u
as pTecious as blood. It is blood , in
fact. It is blood plasma blood with !
the eorpuscles removed. To stop thi.-
waste , you must stop this catarrh ,
course of treatment with Pe-ru-n
nsver fails to do this.
Send for free catarrh book. Addresl
The Pe-rn-na Drug Manufacturin
Co. , Columbus , Ohio.
Duplex curling"
of a spirit lamp that has two pr.c'c4
tubular handles to admit irons.
& Consultations and valuable prn * -1
matter free.
\ THOMAS G. OR WIG & CO. .
Solicitors of ateats.
Des Moines. April 1. 1S99.
The majority of men are unknown
to fame and fortune and are likely to
remain so.
Are Ton Cslnp Allen * * Foot-Ka eT
It is the only cure for Swollen.
Smarting. Burning. Sweating Feet ,
Corns and Bunions. Ask for Allen's
Foot-Ease , a powder to be shaken iato
the shoes. At all Druggists and Shoe
Stores. 25c. Samples sent FREE. Ad
dress. Allen S. Olmsted. LeRoy. N. Y.
Too many men saU away money in
the brine of other people's tears.
_ and HcAMiy.
\ ! eaut } nh j ImpU'n , d t'i i ) - J
l losnyonr > } trm anil korp it i-'PS * ) Jl fr nuit
alhartlo ! Uldrup ; > t
The man who said tlie only go < xl In
dian is a dead Indian was \vrcme
There are the wooden ones.
STATE or OHIO. CITY or Tot-tpo. i * *
LUCAS COUNTf. \
Frank J. Cnenev niafces oath tbftt b 1
senior partner of the nna ot K J. Chen y
each ami every case of Catarrh that cause *
cured by tie us-e of Half * CRtftvrh Cure
FKANK J. CHKXK
Sworn to before me ami in
rrescnce. this 6th day of DeeemNr. A. W lSJ
Ot.KASOX.
iSv U ) A W
<
Hairs Catarrh Cure is taken satcnMtl > . * * < *
nets directly on the bKxxl ami mucous > wrfa ; j
Of the system. Semi for toMtrooninlx. frttv
! * . .1. CHKXKY & CO. , Telctlia , < A
SoUbvDrurcNts.TJv.
Hall's l-'am : : * rills are tte best.
But few collisions occur on the pths
of virtue.
For Lung ami chest dise\- , TNo's
i < the best metlicino wo hnveivel Alrv
J. L. Xorthcott. Windsor. Out . CnnnU.
Franco makes S.000.000 sluv
yearly.
LUMBAGO
IB EASY TO
GET
AND JUST A8 KABV TO
CURE
ir YOU use x
St. Jacobs Oil
SALE.
( Jnuii KlBvntor mul lYe.1 Mill < n *
HurlliiKtou rullroml.t '
lies ! locution In Nobrtuk.i.