Dixon Evening Telegraph from Dixon, Illinois • Page 3

OITY NATIONAL BANK amcil C. ills Pres. J. W. CRAwroHD, Vice Pres LEONARD Anbars.

Cashier Chas. E. CHANDLER Uasliler This bank Is fully equlypwl to take cure of customers. Its safety deposit vaults ant boxes should be patronised by everybody wht desires absolute security for their valuable papers. Jeweriy, Ac.

CHARLES B. M0HH180N. 8. H. BETHEA IdOKKISON A BETHEA.

A TTORNEY'S At Law, Schuler Building Telephone 18 EDMUND B. OWENS, M. I). i AN Building, Rooms 12.13 and 14.t_ Office hours 1:30 to 5:00 and 7:00 tosido p.Ina. Residence Telephone 81; Office so.

J. E. BYINGTON, IANO TUNER. 160 Galena Avenue. Resi dence 6 Chamberlain St.

c. J- REYNOLDS, Mining Stock Broker Colorado Springs, Colorado, Member Board of Trade i Correspondence and Mining Exchange. Solicited. JOHN M. JVLIEN REAL ESTATE, Town Lots, Houses and Land for sale.

Also for Help Wanted, call at No. 8. I. B. Countryman Blocs.

We have something to sell that brings good times to all earned. We desire an energetic man in every town to introduce -----------------------the best thing on earth. It is aq Absolute necessity which housekeepers must ha vi tnd with which they are not yet supplied. HUMBUG. Requires no lying nor deception: minister can conscientiously embark in it and will make a fortune.

It is also adapted to ladiea They nearly always succeed. So ion can sell it at -lorrie, for as soon as it is known that you have it you ill ive at once a money-making business. Its demand is increasing and universal. The average profits are from $10U to month. It is an article of great merit that can lie handled on a large or mluU scale with 4U0 pel cent, profit.

Send us your address; we will at once forward to you, by mail, full particulars and information free of cost. We only establish one agent in a place and desire to secure the proper agents at the start. We help those who wish to get started. You must act at once if yon hope to get an agency, as they are being rapidly taken. It a brand new thing.

One of our best agents he has cleared $2,060 in six months. We have and give exclusive control of territory. rite at once. Be accurate about names and Write to (he McCausland IVIfq. Indianapolis, Ind (Continued from page 2) Rubio, it appears.

Joined the at the Invitation of the late Antonio Maceo, Bhe is said to belong to a prominent family. Generals Bernal and Marrina will sail for the province of Santiago de Cuba in a few days. The generals ill take with them nine battalions of infantry and four squadrons of cavalry from this province. Senor Juan Ramirez, a man of prominence ami a former leader during the ten years war, and nor Lopez Chavez, brother-in- law of the president of the Cuban republic, Senor Bartolomeo Mas Monday for Puerto del Padre, on the northeast coast of Cuba. Spanish reports say that General Nano, operating in the Contramaestre district with 900 Spanish infantry, 153 cavalrymen and two guns, during the last five days has destroyed the camp of the insurgent general Calixto Garcia.

The nts are said to have left fifteen men killed and to have retired with additional loss The Spanish troops, it is added, had five men killed and five officers and forty-four soldiers wounded. ROMANCE MIXED WITH SIN United States Battleship Havana Harbor Destroyed by an Explosion. in uerfect I known to astrt-fti. but llble Whtn tiling else has failed I you feiiof for loisnoas, and K. llVlii eoinplatnta nr o-K i oi t.

OKI Oc 1 ST for llll KaTOfcS PI I 1A Hy A SPECIALTY I runary, Sec ouaaryorTer Itiary BLOOD POISON permanently Icuredin 15 man be tai for same prioeunc sumo gun Ity. If you prefer toconae l.ero tractto I hoi we fail to euro. 1 yuuL taken mercury, potash, and Mil' hnvo aches and ains, uqous in muutli, Sore Throat Popper olored Spots, I leers on any purtcf the body, Hairor Eyebrows falling out, it is tiiis Secondary BLOOD we guarantee to cure. We solicit the obstinate cases and challenge the world for case we cannot cure. 'This a.

case has always baffled the skill of the eminent physicians. capital rid our Uucondi- tionnl guaranty. sent pealed oi Addrt- I OOP i i UDY 580 Ten.pie, vsi! Mm i Personally Conducted. Leave CMcap Every Weflnesflay. Burlington Route to Denver, thence via Denver A Rio Grand Ry.

(the scenic line of the world). Parties travel in Pullman tourist sleeping cars fitted with every convenience, which go through to California and are in charge of special agents of long experience. For particulars address T. GRADY, Excursion Mgr. C.

B. A.Q. R. R. 211 Clark St.

Chicago, III. R1A41 mo St.LouisâSan FranciscoR.R. THROUGH CAR ROUTE BETWEEN -ST. 11 AND SPRINGFIELD JOPLIN PITTSBURG WICHITA EUREKA SPRINGS FT. SMITH PARIS DALLAS SAN ANTONIO HOUSTON GALVESTON Solid Tra with Pulirr.an and Recltr, ng Cka Har.ey 0 Ha tafcies and full 0 Gr- s'ad upon app catioo to 8CHILTUE, HClftLMI.

Gen Agent, Gen Pass CHICAQO, ILL. LOUIS. MO vi? I i Than One Kind of in This Little Story. Bloomington, Feb. 16 Five years afo Miss Green wait, of Bloomington, a young and beautiful girl, daughter of the late Peter Greenwalt, a wealthy contractor, became engaged to Charles Whitney, of Cleveland, bookkeeper for Paige plumbers, of that city.

Just before the wadding day the Paige establishment was burned and Whitney was accused of embezzling $10,0000. Whitney fled and soon after Miss Greenwalt d. She was next heard from at Honolulu, where she joined her lover. She remained in Honolulu two years, and on her return met Paige in Chicago, who agreed to drop the prosecution of Whitney if Miss Greenwalt would pay $5,000. This she agreed to do on reaeh- ing age of 26, at which time was to receive her Inheritance.

She agreed to assign her interest in her estate for this purpose Paige, as claims, accepted het proposition and advanced $5,000 cash to his partners to secure immunity for Whitney, king to Miss Greenwalt for indemnity. When the heiress reached 25 Peter Whitmer, of this city, her executor, refused to turn the property over on Miss assignment. Paige then brought suit to secure the assigned property. Now Miss Greenwalt, ho recently became Mrs. Hier- onyrnous, wife of a wealthy Peoria brewer, brings counter suit for con spiraey on the part of Paige and his nrs, asserting that they never lost anything through Whltnej MISS WILLARD IS BETTER.

That Cancer ol the Stomach I New York. Feb. 16 Miss Frances 15 Willard, president of the W. C. T.

has been seriously ill in this ity for tlie last three weeks. She is suffering from a severe attack grip. Mrs Stevens, vice resident of the W. C. J'.

TU, said yesterday: condition is more favorable today than it on for the last three days, but her condition is still serious. She is sufteittig from a very severe attack grip, but tim doctors enterhun her recovery. Miss Willard is not suffering from cancer of the Big Madison, Feb. 16. 1 tgesi party which has left this state the Klondike country will pass throne; this city today over the Northw ad It will contain sixty-seven rnm Lancaster andother points in the western pari of the state.

stenting Is Fpringiield Feb. Tit hu court has handed down opinion deciding that act 'king into a henhouse and aling ns is burglary. AEBREV1ATED TELEGRAMS. Pugilist McCoy is being sued for di vorce. ka company of I Crosse, wis has forced to assign.

Wheat has recently been shipp'd from hie, to West Superior, Wis. The last two descendants of Christopher Colutnhus are now occupants of a poorhouse. A new alumni club has been formed at the University of Chicago from hich are barred. The Kentucky Ml! which gives tin- state railroad commissioners power to fix rates has passed both houses of legislature. A class of twelve Indians from the government school lias applied for ad- missioi to the public high school at Wittenberg.

Wis Burglars Mew open the safe in the Fai triers' bunk at ridan, ing about i oi sh ai SI.1"'1 in negotiable paper, James oiti i ii.rd post, G. A. a Falls Wis, has appropriat'd $1,500 ioi a monumeot to ted in that city. At its annual meeting the Chicago Union lub to a factor committee appointed to formulate a platform. The birth recold of Am doe i.

i i us be -n in the Ciiunh San Ghovanna, in Florence. The date is March 18 1 The Maoa husetts house of representatives has put a quietus on the at tempt the state constitution arul right of suffrage. liaiir. a farmer of Ib-ek county. has arrested on a of a'Ternj criminal assault by Mo' Herbert Wtight.

of Kvansvilie. ii Taia Fdw-ard finer a nd fl. Cant wall have ap- nn-mhers board of examining at Shaw and r. '-V ruiIy I dates people ith his autograph ho request it. but he always insists placing it at 'he very top any offered, so that order can afterward I be written a his Fiftet-n ships are now in port at Philad- pi ia c.

we ting their turn to wad to the city' from the st 11 Their aggregate carrying capacity amounts to over bushels. Her Crew of Nearly 400 Men Caught Mostly Asleep anu Scores Dead or Maimed. NO KXOWN OF THE HORROR. Not Hruing to on All Are Captain tiir Took Place in the ami Suspension of Public and Quick to the I tear Havana. Feb.

a quarter of 10 last evening a terrible explosion took place on board the United States battleship Maine in Havana harbor. TUP, MAINK. Many' were killed or wounded. All the boats of the Spanish cruiser Alfonso XII assisted in rescuing ami iitj ired. As yet the cause of the x- plcsion is not apparent.

ors of the Maine are unable to explain it. It is believed that cruiser is totally destroyed. Sluikcu iiase, ri'iie explosion shook the whole city. The windows were broken in all the houses. The correspondent of As sociated says he has with venal of the woiino.

i sailors and understands from them that the x- plosion took place wh le they asleep, so that they can give no pn: ticulars as to the cause, Wild in Havana. The wildest consternation prove Is in Havana. The wharves are crowded with thousands of people. It believed xplosinn in a sma 1 powder magazine. At mains of the Maine st binning (Japtain and tin- officers have saved.

it is i si mated that loti of the crew killed, but it is Impossible as give i-xai-t tails. Admiral Manlorola that boats all kinds should go tii the of the Maim- ar.d her wournled. Tire Havana gave aid, tending carefully to tie wounded as they were brought shore. It was a terrible sight. General Solano and the other generals been 1 red tain a to taken stops to in every way possible.

look In ftou. correspondent of the Assoclate-l Press has near in one of the- boats of the cruiser Alfon XII. and 1 of wound', who cor statement of tin 1 viewed that they al ready aslet-p when the explosion eurred Uai tain Kigsbee says plosion occurred in bow tie- ves sel. He etved a wound in Orders were given to the othei to save themselves as best could The who were literally from their bunks in their night clothing, gave the orders witii great self bravery Admiral Manterola believes that exqilosh.n was of a grenade that was hurled owr the navy yard. IP 01 a I Nit.lt 1 rfi.it Ptiidic FI the OSHi r- Mo il, Up destroyed less wounded Spanish steame r.

it: Havana harbor at a. Many wounded and killed and ami others are on lou i ird a man-of-war and Ward fire send lighthouse tenders for 1 and the few' of equipi, nl 1 1 i I afro ve opir nou suspende ti forts report Ad officers aie believed be saved. Jenkins and Merritt an r. yet for. Many Spanish ter iuding trai a with i press syrnpathv.

S1GBBKF The i refer reti to in 1 dispaili aie Lieutenart Friend W. Jenkins and Assi-rant Fngim 1 I win it. rritt From dispat navy deporti thinks it that i at tin of secretai the received tie from at time a- the a but i not pu Ti lighthouse let.d#'is were at to West in plain Ian DEATH ROLL WILL EE FRIGHTFUL. avt-t I ng the delay that would from the u-e of pher The Maine war built in New York in 1390 at a cost of 000. had a steel hull and a Ci lemont 274 nu n.

Be retary 1. ng received Captain Sigslv, disputi ii but a few minutes before the Press dispatches from Havana 1-. to him. He ret ved the witli apparent calm, and his first act was to comply with Captair request that assistance be sent from Key West. Secretary Long then sent for Captain Dickens and the two discussed Captain brief telegram.

No other naval officers were present ami besides secretary ami Captain Dickens the naval colony is ignorant of this disaster, the greatest which lum befallen the American navy tin disaster at. Apia many years ago. The secretary is inclined to believe that most of officers of the Maine were on shore at the time of the accident. as it was still early in the night. Wh neither the secretary nor Captain are inclined to uss the probable cause of the accident, several suggestions were ventured upon.

They believe that it may have been by a fire in the heating the bulkhead ui magazine; or that an dent may have occurred while in spietiig high explosives for torpedoes Of course this is mere speculation, ami tin tiii'y is anxiously waiting more detailed port from Captain Later the secretary sent an other telegram to Key West directing that the terubr Mangrove also he smit another telegram to Key West direct ing that lender Mangrove also ho sent to I ana. SHAYNE HASN'T THE TIME. jf to 4,0 to New York. Feb C. Shayne, a city.

was summoned by the lii ihery invest igation com to appear before that body last nig! at Columbus, lias sent the following gram Newman H. Burke, chair of rrients until after the Loudon fur sales in March will prevent me front accept ing yout kind invitation. If, however, you desire a chapter for your litiral history I n-fer you to my statements already published in tin- leading Journals. you can send a here, to whom courtesy will lie was jointly sum morn with Feuator Ilannu, Major 1 and Major Rathbone, A still Springfield, Fell, 16 Both held sessions yesterday and then adjourned to joint conference cornn.ltt#-«* on revenue a to its task drafting a com promise assessnmnt nmnsure. The ihlican members oi tin' ta ami house ill hold a joint at to dis tin of sine ajjiairnnn nt.

A strong ffort will made to get through this week, but two of the vv to than they did yesterday then Is hope of adjournment in than two weeks. I'h 1 an. b. 16 The in this yesterday in a vimory for (he Itepubiican can for of taxes, William .1 Hom y. Ilis majority is estimatf ii at 2 5.0«6) over vote illiam Hawn, of and Municipal League s.

Scviiilii a tie, Feb. 16 No further news has been concerning the if'()orted loss of Clara vail.a in Alaskan is. to many ting rumors hopes for have not iieen liniiili'i liolt," Ip! ia, a. 16, last night in third round. The match was for six Going to I New York, b.

16 Ttie Ft. Paul, for today, will taken out of Me Mity asaiugt- n. Feb 16 Folkiwmg are tlie weather indications tor twentv In nr from 8 in For Illinois mid In -Fair, colder nortlie winds. For Michigan colder weather; gales, dirnin Uhing Ppper Michigan fair, cold weatiier; liivh nortti 1 no- ly wiude, dirninishin For (ieneraliy (air weather colder in portio light to fresh northerly For lag I probably warmer tonight; variable a THE MARKETS. Chicago Grain ir, Ffillowing the fpiotatioriM on Board of Ti opened I i and closed 7 today i 91 July pternber do 31 Por Ju Ma pternb W'ioat May ope ro opened i .1 11 Irnrd July, Prod i i.

II tra v. 17 earnery fresh Kgg: Fresh stock Poultry riH, Potatoes Common packing stor 13 Vic per doz. In rjru 1 le per Hr; ducks. to choice, 5 61 Fu Fv. Pota- foes Illinois.

$2 2.75 er bbl Live Stnek. Chliago. Feb. Hogs JXimabd day, 24.000 sales 3 0 Un pigs. gin 'a 3 fi.r packing, 15 f.

1 1. and $4 06 Hi heavy packing and lots. ('atUe L-tin for Die 4.000 quotations rang'd at 5 154 5.50 choice to extra steers. 4 654 5.10 good $4 80 fair to good. $4 00 4.45 common to medium $3.9 t)ij 4.25 rs 3 Stockers 4 2 la'll 3 9fl rows, $2 6 4 4 5 Vi i 4 4 2.5 oxen and p- and $4 alv and Barntm- Est for the day 11 00 -ad at in active; quotations at 3 50 4.55 65 and $4 4 76 lambs Milwaukee Grain.

Milwaukee, Feb. 15 Wheat -Ftrong No. 1 97 98c; No. 2 Bye Higher; No. 1 Dull, No.

2 41 42 55 40 FOURTH YEAR The day of so-called I past. Owing to the great ad vanees made in science and inventions within the past few years, is now hardly a disease that cannot be successfully cooed with by a great physician properly equipped with the genius and-knowledge to properly diagnose the case, and the newly invented and improved surgical instruments and med- cines used, in treatment. DR. PRETTYMAN, The Famous Specialist of Uhmauo, will again ive in Dixon, Thursday, February 24th, At the NACHI SA HOUSE, 9 a. m.

tor9 p. m. Returning every four weekH. DH l'KKTTYMAN of grcatc in Hicage Added a grcat naturai tnclinatlon, amounting al- inoMt genivN. fer t.h« of cts and curi diseascs, had of itti loti at ost nicdical collegi- in ami subsu- quent jh ricncc and (n eli Ics of thi Kast.

t.horoughly practlc al and part ici! lariclusscH uf dltst'ttSc, have gained forbitila reputai ioti and stamliug of wlde recognttlon.f ls onu long assurti andjlienot even yet at ow ers. NERVOUS DISEASES A SPECIALTY. Do you have Ringing in the Ear? Hawk and Spitting? Headache and Dizziness? Rad Breath? I)ilheultly in Breathing? Dropping of Mueun? IF SO, YOU HAVE CATARRH! BEWARE I Catarrh. If al mwed to goon, leuda to hronlc Dyspepsia, Consumption and Death l'KKTTYMAN cun you and asi I by a positive, paini by him with invariable in or ciiHt-s. Diseases ol the Fye and ar marly all Catarrh.

If you able. Dr. will II you ho and cure you. A WORD TO MEN: those who urn suf ferlng from or various formn of Debility. (ting in nome all of the following symptoms: IIMITl'llKH, eiMCl.KS, INVllt.USTAH I MISSIONS, I.

11 SH KM ATI! l)WI INK fOWKti. i A private, lek and eonlUlmt tal treatment without detijiition from hualnesad Vti r'tcik tlr, I I kJ potHoning), rtn Stricture. Potnt miht th cured and permit nent ly. WI AH WOMEN I Why remain ho longer Under skillful treatment. iiuppmtiud or Pmnjul Ui ntlruntioH, Vic, ration th'arian IHMcuUUa, will sptmdlly appear.

SUrtliiy (IturrenneHM) In not a permanent condition. be cured, to yourself and fulfilling your uatnral funettou, and making home wnat it All Cases in Strict Confidence. Yin will treated promptly, honorably, at roammabie charges I ree N'S 11 A 11 h.N AM Uree DH PRETTYMAN. 513 East 43 rd street. Chicago.

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