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T Slewarl Co. THE KAME aMisls an aS '*ty that will prosper the interest Makes this great store a Greater Store. It multiplies thegem-trea£the others. ' nifies and iliumins our claim, that this is the great bargain-apolis of North Gettings, and immediately AND NOW ALL READY > The Kane stock is in; is marked down to cost and below cost, and you can buy an hundred gle’s worth, a dollar's worth or a dime’s worth at or below cost. F < • ' ..’ The Kane Stock Is for sale and the Bass Stock is for sale-all at our store, 245 Broadway, at cost or below cost. Much of the goods away below cost_ That superb salesman, Frank Kane, will be on hand to wait on his friends and the trade. J Silk Selects, Wash Wonders Winsome Woolens, Nobby Notions, Hatchless Millinery, Superior Shoes * * i —Slick salables, IF YOU WANT GOODS CHEAP, GO TO E ASS BROS. & CO. THE MICHIGANDERS Start thß’‘ouiy Real Thing’’ in Old Santiago WESTERN ENTERPRISE a News Paper Under Great Difficulties N «* York, Aug. 15—In the mails from Santiago arrived an Hlugfation of how speedily soldier toyi can get back to a huemeaa t>eais when victory crowns them in battle. Ci. F of the Thirty- Michigan VolunteHrlnfantry •• published a newspaper in the °‘ly of Santiago. Co. F Entar- Pnw ia ita expressive title, and work on it was all done by printers in the company . fne Enterprise ia full of news, ut som» of the beet features are *“ >ta editorial p»g.. “We an, the r, t real thing English reading u «w«paperto ba printed in Santi *K°’ ’ declares the editor “Aye,” ‘e modestly continue, “bv the boly smoke, we are the flrat real u 5 10 th ’ i ’ ltnd of Cub*. Our utorical triend, Christopher umbns, landed, we believe, mawhere in thia neighborhood or so ago. We were ** * Cont * m plative mood the other {“ g H wht, » the idea struct us that in / c * nfUrio » °f white men’s rule . 1 * w * B too long thout an English paper, W. inn <U j °P en iug in a twinkling and LX.‘“ toil - Tb,t ’* « ,k. Geut-r.’ Sliafte, appro©., o.loa*. p U ,|, o( Oo F lhowu i«. jr'* <r ‘ pb o( ih, " k « *• *>*■" J? tL°’. 1 “* “• “> 1" P'“»- o ;, rg , ru>« piu s Send year a. « vase to H. E Bueklea A Co , Chieago and get a free sample bex of Dr. King’s New Life Pills. A trial wi'l convince yoa of their merits. These pills are easy in aetisgi and are particularly eftaetite isa the eure of constipa tion and siek headache. For Mala ria and Liver troubles they have been proved invaluable. They are guaranteed to be perfectly free from every deletenons substance and te be purely vegetable. They do not weaken in their action, but by giving tone to the stomach and bowels greatly invigorate the sys iw«.£ecniar vise 24* per boxdold by Carry- Arrington Co., druggist* of it are sharp business mm is proved n. its advsi which are so many that a supplement had to be added to the first issue All the men of the company ar, from Port Huron and every bus iness man in that city has beet impress'd iuto the advertising columns of the Enterprise “Our entire staff,” says tb» editor, “from editor-in-chief t printer’s deyil, lives in Port Huron. We expect to return then when the war is over. We will send adyrtiaing bills to our Port Huron advertisers and w« will be able to camp on their trails till they pay. “Our rates are all we can get, no cord-wood taken for subscrip tions, spring poems are barred.” Sergeant James Stewart is busi ness manager < f the Enterprise Its o < flicials are: Corporal F. G. Cuvkendall, editor-in-chief, Private F, J. Me utchei n, local editor, Sergeant John A. Barrow, mechanical superintendent: Pri vates A Radigan and G. Maurer, printers and Private T. W Butler, interpreter. The army mule and.his value furnish material for several in | tarssting items and comment the bast of which ie this answer by the editor to one “Peter Fuzzy,” who' complr ins of corns, and wants to know whether to blame the Santi ago pavemonts: “Our veterinary editor, to whom Mr. Fuzzy’s question was referred, is too busy repairing army mules to answer in this issue,” This is taken from a tribute to the army mule: “The army mu.- is all right in theory, but I *<u d suggsst that the army mu e he given a chance to have his picture on the American fltg and coins. The mule is the soldier’s best friend ” Santiago can scarcely be expect 'd to have all the modern applian ces for printing. One of the things if which it in short ie the letter “w,” as is shown in this thrilling story of a battle’s afterermath: “A view of the battlefield of July 1 and 2 would lead one ot wonder how the American army came out of this campaign with such a comparatively small lost of life.” But one can forget the lack of thia kt er, when he reads tl.e edi tor’s ap >logy; “Please excuse the ’wk,’ as we ran shy on “w’s.” SENA 081 AL RACE General Lee Announces That he Will Be in It. Washington, August 16.—The Post tomorrow will say: “General Fitzhugh Lee will en ter the senatorial race in Virginia, I'his announcement can be made without any qualification. It is authorized by General Lie him self, who last night dictated the statement to a representative of The Post. “Upon being asked the question is to his future intentions and ippreciating the interest felt in the matter thoughout Virginia, General Lee sail: “T shall be a candidate tor United States senator.”* He whu kisses a maid kisses a iiiss, and he kisses another man’s wfe kisses amiss; so the only thing left for a man is a widow.—ls you are Hobson’s friend, go warn im. o o o President McKinley is on deli cate grounds. He has given up cis gar-smok’ng and now smokes a pipe England ie tho great pipe smoking countiy; Spain is the maker a.id emoke of cigars. I« the Pressdeut’s change of smoke an in‘eri> atio n a I move? Doesit mean that— does it rn ■»' ? asks an exchange. Why he me ins that the time has come for Americans to smoke th- pipe—>( peace. o o o 'I he- < i d nance depa r ineut has re ceive' h.tXJO M u*er rifles and 10,- OtXl.OtXl rounds of ammunition, so far, trorn the Spaniards who sur rendered in Santiago province, tliere are others to come, and it looks as if the United States will eventually have a dozen or moi e regiments equipped with Spanish arms. o o o There have been great rej >ic ng at L o slie, in Scotland, over the coming of age of the Earl of Roth es. From 1858 until the present earl succeeded at the age of 16 years, nis grandmother in 1893, there were no Earl of Rothes, the peerage having been held in the interval by two ladies. The Leslie family is one of the oldest in Scot land, and was historical even be fore .he days of Wallace and Bruce. o o o When Mrs Uiev land was mis tress of the White House one of her most intimate fri&uds wan L'VER i, sale: and feed stables. Offers th.) .ij’j'ic iLe finest teams, betconvev auc < ail tn ><t p ilite all courteom drive's The ’>jit sto«k of horses aul atiieiou sale u stantly. “Dear Mary Leiter” as she fondly called her. A year or two hence, as thi wife of the Viceroy ofluJia rhe former Washington belle will be able to welcome Mrs Cleveland as gorgeous as those of any court in the world, o o o Col. Roosevelt announces that he is going to take his Rough Riders to the Paris Exposition and hear the exp nse himself. Ted dy proposes to g ve ths Fiench as well as the Rough Riders a show, O 0 o A man has recently died in Ireland who has been postmaster ror tb“ little town of Scan** for the perio I of s -venty-six years. He was 108 years old when be inar;ied and died at 134 o o o Twenty people own nearly 18 p*r cent of the real property with in the limits of Gieatur New York and pay taxes upon nearly $4)0,- 000,00) Wurth of laud. The tax assessor says that 150 people, whose nam s might be taken from the books, own 50 per cent of all »he real estate in Greater New York, and the tendency is to increase instead ot diminish (diene enormous holdings. o o o Levi Z Leiter has borrowed another million. The money was obtnin-d from the N rthw?stern Mutuil Life Association mortgages on Chicago real estate being given as security. o o o “Mother,’ the little Spanish boy screamed, “it is said that the ships of the Yankee pigs have* “B« calm, my son.” replied the mother. “Lit us not cav jrt about aftev the manner of hyrtericai Bostonians.”—lndianapolis Jour nal. tWSTAMP! Will wnd ■ latter to eny point Ln Uncle Sem s big J Soituln. F>r this very JQ reason, if you are sick, 1 •ore or suffering, this eery trifling outlay May Save Your M I iffl I H"** J l ®* how LllOl t* t»- Vou can '*’s■ write a plain letter, can t you? W 11. it will take just two cents to carry it to the “Washington Medical & Surgical Instititt, Atlanta, Georgia,’’ Ajid the ftkioui specialists who fonn the s'afl oi that Institute are able to give you advice i.ud treatment by mail as well as if you came iu per son to the city. This is no mistake They arc do ing it every day. They now have patients in all the adjoining Stales, some of them huudrccM of miles away, and their cures are simply won derful. CURES POSITIVE AND [ n r r I CONSULTATION Tlltti In evtry Deformity of Spine or Limbs. Club Foot, Hare Ijp. Cross lb as anil other surgical casea, alaa in all forms of bkln and Blood disorders. Bhetimw- Ham. Sciatica, Catarrh of the Nose. Thrust. Lungs. Stomach or any vital or gnu. Liver. Kid ney and Bladder troubles. Nervous Weak nesses of either men or women, diseases of tbs sexual parts and every other bodily affliction that highly trained st«dalisU alone can deal with Write freely ft costa you nothing If we aa dertake yoar case we shall send yot question blank for full particulars. If yon, case ia curable by human skill and perfect science WB SHALL IT. That first 2-cent stump may save your IMs. All letters sacredly private. ADDRESS, Washington Medical & Surgical INSTITUTE. 500-1 Austell Bldg., Atlanta. Ua (treats w't* yo w •tfeer ymi continue ner •-killing habit. JWM r» ntoven liie dcuirri • w •RWo'® •>uX Uvrvous ttuerew 'txpeU ’ \£st k V Hue, purifiea *,Uu bl-Kxf, BLore* K>tii uannaod. T| ofa uun®® you .trong . 'Jg ATJ VJI-'ksM. M&tXM ia health, aer «e . MH MO. eurcffßuy . "lUTUBAI from -VaTJ rt'*•' '•«* farm. Take itwi»h