The Rice belt journal., August 10, 1900, Image 2

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VI'EI 1[. - - LA.1
T'hirty-live hundred duzen goatskir-s
are transformed into leather every day
in Philadelphia,
Mrs. Davis, the only sister of John 11,Ju
Ilrown of Harper's Ferry fame, is still
living at St. Johns, Mich. She was the
youngest of a family of sixteen chil' I shol
dren. &,.C,' r
Herr Hauslian. a V.enese artisar,
has arrived at Paris, wheeling in a the
harrow his wife, a woman of 28, and
his child, aged four. The journey has I'
been accomplished In a month. Ie
The lonely island of St. Kilda is to lis
have a postofflce and other innova
tions The postmaster, who is the
pastor, the schoolmaster, doctor, etc.,
will not have a great additional
amount of work, as the mails only II
arrive at the islandt two or three timned 1.
a year. S.
The word "compound" which Is used l
frequently in the war dispatches from
('lhina, means anI inclosur'. In that
tountry and Japan it is custoniar"y t)
build high brick talls around fact- l
ries, business houses, banks and resi
4:enoes for protection, and these are \
the "compounds" mentioned. to
Atgording to a statement made in
thlie L glish p: rliament 91.000 horses
have b ,n shipped to South Africa tI
during t' e present war. The cost of '111
an English horse on arrival is front mI
$350 to '6373, and that of an Argentine do
horse c,nly $130. Altogeth(t: England N\ I
mnust 'nave spent anywhere from $20.- gi
000,00(0 to $30,00U0,,00 on horses for I.
Souta Africa. tic
The deaths in 1898 in Havana num,
IF red 21.252 among a population esti- gr
7.iated at 230,000. The rate of mortal- u
iy was 85 per 1,000. In the first month i1'
of American occupation. .January. ag
1899, this was reduced to sixty-seven. Ib
and by December, 1899. to twenty-sev- i
en per 1,000. The decrease continuedl lie
until in April, 190(1, it was less than
22.4 per 1.000. li
The every--day vehicle in which a 11
baby rides is variou.,ly named. In Phil- ol
adelphia they are advertised as "baby "
caches; " in the South they are often en
called "baby Luggies." while in New til
England and in most parts of the West in
"baiby carriage" is the name. It is
uoulbtless all the salme to the baby so
long as he gets the open air and suno.
light which the vehic!e affords.
Russia is considering a new moldll I
for !easing the oil landls owned bty tile \
rown in the district of B3aku. in or- 04
tier to reduce Itlie priie of coal oil, ji
which within thei last f w 3ears has ut
b1een raised exorbit:intly. It is pro- 1)
Iposed that after 1900 the lessees shall tl
pay to the Government 40 per ctent of
N o.l prolluc el "in ,natir'a," so. that
the Government can become a com
yetitor in the sale of the article. Here
tofore the lessees paid a certain tax f i
in cash. it
M. Ende has recently compared the I
figures for the motive power used at
the different expositions which hae(:
bcen held in Paris. In 1567 the total
horse power was 854, furnishe(d iy fi
ty-two engines averaging 16 horse
power each; in 1878 the total was II
2,5~3 horse-power. given iby fortv-one i
engines of 62 horse-power average.
Tlh figiure for 1889 is 5.,320 horse-pow
cir: only thirty-two eungines were uised,
withI a mnean of 16ti hor'.e-powver. In
191)0 the total ipower of the ellginei:
antld (lyinanlos uised' to Siliply the iioi'- i
gy is ,0;.(S5 hotirsi'-lpowe:'. sUltpli d by 1
thirty-seven mniachines, aiving a mnca;
of 975 horse-power. Thi l"r'rencli s(',
tion 111has eightee. mia.chines, with a t,
tal of 14...435 horse-piwer. or ,02 p1 V
ilnit. and the foreign sectio scti suilpli's
i~ineteen macthiines, giing 21.65
ltorSe-pO\wV'i, or a itican (if 1,140 le"
unlit.
Prof. Ilerman '. liliprecht, thie 1
Babylonian explorer, who in tlie
pring of this year went to the east.
to superintend the excavations in As
syria and Babylon in the name of the
University of Pennsylvania. describes
in a letter just recei'vedl the imporl'tanl
results of his joMtrney. lie says: "T'he
iresults of our i'esart lhes exceed e\
erything that has so far been known
ablout Babylon. We found the great
temnpie library and priest school ot
Nippur, whiich had ibeen destroyed l1i
the Elamites 228 l. ('. 'lThe library
consists of 1i;.000\) volutlles. written (in
stone, and covers the entire theologi
'al, astronomical, linguistic and rmath
omatical knowledge of those days. We
also unearthed a col!ection of letters
and biographies, deciphered the in
scriptions of many newly discovered
tombstones and monuments, ant es
pied, finally, best of all, 5,000 official
documents of inestimalte value to the
student of ancient history. The net
result of our journey consists so far
of 23,000 stone writings."
The Salvation Army, however one
may view its methods of arousing en
thusiasm, must be creldited with much
practical ability in well-doing. For
instance, the shameful deeds of the
"lce Trust" had no sooner been ex
posed than the Army provided at least
a partial remedy. Depots were at
once established in New York and Chi
cago where six pounds of ice may be
bought for one cent, and the plan is to
be extended to other cities. The man
w'hose sick child has been relieved by
this charity is not likely to object to
the music of the cornet and bass drum,
The work in connection with the
G;lasgow Exhibition, to be held next
year, is proceeding rapidly. The vari
ous buildies are so far advanced,
that many of them have already been
roofed, and everything is taking on a
ship-shape look. The space is nearly
all taken up, and nobody but some
foreign governments who have asked
for an extension of time, can get an
other foot. No less than IT5,00
square feet have been already allotted,
but the committee have applicatalons
Oor 229,000 feet.
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LOUISIANA NEWS. TH
The 1: ,.u'laie l l ilntatin, sit lt tl
ull ;r s r e .14,, tnul I ,hl .ing to 1)r. 1\'.
\. 11lln y and:1111 .Ioselhl l '.. .I1:t.1rg: A FC
v N;- 1ld at ýh,'riff sale l',-t week.
\ ', six hils above 'ral;kliton,
a y tlg I nlllll. 1l't -lit'l Al g ee. \\V's S. th a
\1'rely hurt1 )1 a falling trI'I, in :; ter
mill
ritl, wvinr st hrm. which .w\eplt very
I'ro
tling in its pahll, one dly 1\ last weet'k.
John Spinix. who has ltlen sel'v'illg .1 LI
I shor' .t 4e'lten ' in the t:iurish I,'ison at Ane
I 'rankl:ntou, madele his stcape or PekA
i6ight latt week Ity picking througll (disp
the brick wall of ite I)risI . 1)ail:
the
The l)olic'e jury not I'.riday at 't\\' der:
lberia and '(Ireated the New \ ,t'ria ul e
yB:1you C'arlin draitlnage district. ':'his emb
district inclutldes the city .f ',t\ew :te- Brt
ria xl1 tiuns Nest 4ii'o )i01.II'. ur ,t 01a14
1'1 b1y the jury \\w ,re .le""lr. 4'"m n ", 000)
1. 11411 11' 1'Il I' `I;uu i .
I1. ll.cll '1).. ', . li rll( ' ( ;:1 1)1 . 1h
~. \ \ !li'l ' . ''le'- " - .- ,,lllli. ioll el', \\ill rI'1
i,- i)lu ers ai', ,.-sr-. ':. ... lli\er 0111
:1 1t 1 Jlln l1 . \\':11t. ''h1 s' :li-trict 1 ai,
izil
'I ie 'l r''1ti 'ler-1 ' 1111 l t 4 nI 111t at ", ' to
I (tr ll l at !l' court' h:14 ,, l:1 \'''st . 1ek4
The ' i t'l in( itg i\\';I s l ord,111 r 1 '1I' the
Mr. E.. 1. 5 lad41 ,1 . 1,1'\. ( Mr..l( tmison goo
dleli\ter1'e, tlih ahlllres o tl' \\t-l.t'l te, to
. hi,11h Pr) .11 -.. A. . l,11or.Ia . I,1te 1nl)ol,
gist of the Louisiana state 'tniv-,rsity. ,
rt1spon lded. P'rof. FI . II h lrnl t t4te. hu r me
tiu1lturist of' th, 11, tuii l 1i1a t 1ate 1'ni It
\- r4 sity. the1 l 4 1 1 \e a it 1,14l4l'tu 1 4' (i ga'de1 t"w,
gi inil,'. f.\l t'r 1 11i4$ n+ssin)ll of thih i 01o
Itu- ject he Ineeting adjourned for dill- bl
n1u1". The mee1ti ng 'a.1 ':lletl 'to (t rler of
SIgal at 11::1' . In., aul P 'rof. 1). N. in1
.larr w\\, assi-taut Ilire' tor of the North liar
11 isi slita experimenl t sitation, ('Al- ant
h11tli.uh. I.. aa e ha e1 i 1nteresting talk till ki.
l'1t tiolln of t'tuot . .\ft14' tI i101o1r111 WO
di.sc.ussioi (1 th1'11 ' awi1 ve sulh jec1 t Prof. 1te
11. A .Mfrs'alal ,:I\-A. :1 a l ll't' on stll Wit
of llthe ', lel4l, l i4 " illnet's (1of th4 , t1ate.1 the
N1\hi: h 1was :14l sre','ated by :11l pre:- 1 o
t'll. 'Th lls ettillg was 1quit4 a s.lltes 4s. 41
tl toe)1' hl 'sel4 1 I:li I 4 4 1 r1'a1 inlte1l'e t th1
1in the IIn hiIu s tlo i,1'- t: is'11 1,4'd. wi
It)
Il 11' \V'l 'I ' hI t'le :'o1n. d I h;L1 41_ V11 " 4 )I
ile . (i :tt'd \" the fl' l ltr(ue t lial '11cl - lc
tin4 ued rtinut sinl t-,. l ueW 1. Vields to
\\ iic1h la, t .- asy,'I \t t iel' '114 1 ' 1141 ,-)o) 1 1 11)i
- lY 1; it ' I tt' of1 lint 41utt 14l p14't': re I'' tan
S not and11 will l_,t. 1ve11 ltllde( ' llost f:l\'I
orablIle circl' stal n(es. .vield oviir half
that aloul t; Whie hu hdre'ls :1d ti
thu)tsla.l of il t n \\'ili't ntf have over, e
ntral )ierimat It il ess t ha 1 q art1etr of 111
S lro il) 111:i herelW Iftre. Catel'lill s al' -
aren nslw shleft -ing upIt i early I\lorl'y
fiold' .Tan tt litls h cra. . e done ot aen-n.t
te..'I alasl. Th s. ' have ietI gt'pd)i in.
vas rotting al):ly in the tiehl.', whilt lt
ot 11, 1'. lttuniplain that tit, he l xc, ss\' l n
r' uinls haveelll e tlell thd their oursi f' m sll.
filli t tt. ;llri the I'slllt c is 11111'11 :
]aao tl'tol" yi4'hla \'ill . fo) nt ugh it lti'\'lest '
i) lt '1' t an \'s O xpIItt'3 ' l i rt' th'lie an i i t11 "
\et.te w is lwhl at Nytutrhih 'hurs
dton? Wehll, oii'. l ther, Bbbyto
cntin. knllllll g shell :ln.drivllllle' (. a ill .1.I
a.\lii tlllllh nlnll was ith (.1 ban a 'a'si-.
thment a To o1r. .n.eI e .Knstroinski on.
elch t1'd sc re'l'1'tl1r' . ('alinlllllisioell r, ILt'('
ett the i l-junesta nd liybys onf teof
l":tfl'lt'irs' iln.stitu'te d l lS() a ls'o : Id :1t
tlell' and ikn:lso('ly I)ler n 1| "Soil town
. prov m-t en(,llt." I rof. \V. 1 I. lhollsonll. (f
i the |Itae' ; ' lllv' 'sity at liat(o lHonl.:.'
.0 Jac-he Crops."bes wels fllowned hy
td 'of, a' . ('. go :lt w llo f t n lt Sltrro Nmo
e Olftl ,e ho( . in :In adyh'.ss, ,ntitly
ut "The' l'ar ner' Lfibraryv." l was lil
erally i plplaudhed, l r. H .'..I. a\inyer tlhun
n h d li'(, rt'dI ;a IIs;IStlri fi adhreliss (Iol Ithe
at "llgit 'n. iot" th llmn, and F \u.li"
'olThin gn, I!,tle n ltll ih rly deluim trla.c 'td
1 1he1 inustlility o)f" h .tutln qualrm + tilnes
an strvl '. .11". ];. T. 'o nist tlcllt, o ex
.t- si'( 1 '( ,11 " )f lille s )t k in i.as
h- 'ar'oil )'lp rish. then followed lin nt
rs iI hly instru tlliv' and w ,ell written
in aier, entitleh "He f (' tll h i ltoli.
ia in Inu (,nlighteninf disltu.io n. At the
he chlse of n'h :tnhhies, an intioestin
et disCusion 'Is indulge1 in biy a lu
no Sheriff B. W. Biley of Win pyar
n ish, left Ahlexan dria iday morninl
Sfor Jackson, La., with an Insane white
She was taken there thre, years ago
stand was rteleased soon ftier, but she
i- ever before.
Ilant,'rs ay they a'(e' mort: than will
ext "What is a sanguine disposition, Un
tion? Well, its your mother, Bobby,
es '.
THE MEN FOR PEKIN lg
- --- lIern
A FORCE OF 46,COO LEFT TIEN- York.
TSIN LAST THURSDAY. ullon
An Imperial D)eree ias Been sned Au- ae'
thorizinlg the 1'eklu Ministers to ('om- li' S
muntNcate tWith Their Gioverntiments and (Ie
I'roviding an Es1:'iort to l'lentblln. i I
I lini
London. Angust 6.--'he British and i
American forces began the advance on u0 k
Pekin last Thursday. accordin,; to fitf110
dispatch dated from Tieni ''siu to the hoil
Daily Express. "The main body o0
the allies." , oncludes the corresptlon- th
dent, marched July 30. eneral ('hat- ill t
fee ?'as delay"d b. difliculties of dis
embarkation. General tol,ard, the
lBritish cimmaniil , had no such oh
ltacles :,nd his dt'lay is inexplicable.
"rh other ttolign troop. are nlow half ,i
way t Loa. ' :oIe t e iincludes 20.
000 .itit lest u-.de:' t tleneratl Yal.itln t- I
ihu'hi a I 1li.O 100 RussiansiiI . Tih i r'f's
lBritish f'or( toul I is l000 "lid other t
foreign troo s ar' 7ý .u. i , e w ieak :all
1i Ii I'y. 011
a'iris. 2.ilf 'i; . s h ll f, di'ctOtr 'c t
raiiway.1 and t(`i'g'ailplhs, ias ju1st hIl:\
tffllll fni;l 'a d I't t lie con)lSýlS at Slih n ,i
hal, a 'ording to ia pe.ritia displiatch to
lthe Tempns. diated Atugust h. all ill- if
il.prial deifree dated August . autthor- di
izing the foreign ministers in 1'ekihi lhii
to cmmulnicate without 'restriction I l
with their 'overllnteiets aind ordlering t i.
their departure for T'ien Tsia under ii
Ii good escort.
oi ' I
S A Deadly Fuid. dai)
Fl'armningtoin, Mo., August F.--"our ulint
r men killed and one fatally wounded 1Hu
tl the ouitcomen of a shooting affair the- the
n tween \\'illiam 1)ooley and his four det
isons on one side and the four Ilarris er,
brothers on t\he other. as the result fro
r of a feud at I)oo Run. one of the min- N.
. ing towns of St. Francis cominty. \Vil- to
I liam Dooley. A. lHarris. Janmes larris, tli
I andt John lioolev are the name of the thl
i killed and Frank Harris was fatally hat
li wounded. A young girl, Mary lIit- To
f. troll. was stiruck just albove the ankle de
I' with a rifle ball. A few days ago 1,
e. the Harris bloys sent word to the ilt
- l)ooleys that they would be at a - 1l( t
s.ic ai t I)oc Rlun and intenlded to ruln
st the 1)ooleys off the grounds. J1lst
when the hiiooting begen is not clear,
but once Ilegin it was deadly. All nl;
tI h tie Harris (tic s except one were shot. s:
.- (One was kille,. instantly. 'rthree of the lih
f- )Dooley boys who wre unhurt tcame Iti
Is to Fl'ar'tiiligtoi alId l gav' thet lst'lves Ill
l) iup. They are in jail. nt
' - I (ii ct lrtikeni inll Wool Market. Ii
S itti .\ngeilo. Tex ,ts, .\ul slt ti. The t ij
S 1lllie, which leis pirev\ iled the entire in
,'. s latll ill lthe wo l i Irket w s ilsbrok ien
it yesterdiy w thet a Salt Allitiflio htoie, _
l'l's i llli t 11' l t'Il 'tl 11'itiih1111 Itosoth i ith in.
ti. 1i(MMi Iof pilh o~ f S limillits wool Il
i fsid a:f1 0ll0 .(M) nlHt1itit 1i Uliilltlli,'it 14 tio ft
fi 11; c'lif,5. Tlhe sfl:llt' is illfitftli;lly lillt' I;
il l l ttil \'I uldhi fit lo t \t goitlt rt I ls ft
,11.~ i ll l iilp g il' prl'ic dui l'iiig thle ]ilip ilit :ial i
' lil'i"ii ilii oIf tfit' 11f't 1('\\" itili l, s. if
'l'Th,rf ,till rlifiiillhS ilimit !half al tuilt
l ff inti tllflils llf Ohtl-.
i H.ome. iguist l.--Thr city cotn 'il
iof Mlonz;i :it; h codlil thle' I)lit of groutind
nc-ifliliig tlie silot whii'ro Kinig 111uM
i)( t ias a., si, ali d, to tie royl
iniily" who \w ill i'e t nt chattel th re. it
*1 Qf lelln illtgtierlfiti lhis comllohl)c d t a
tilditr fpraily(fr in miOinory of her htiiis
hilntld anlt hIs o0It;inl'ld piernmssiion
from the arihbishop of (Crfolnfoid to
.illiculate it aniong the faithifiul. Vic-i
t1lt"or Etitantli irnd Queen telena w\iill
t Irrive in Rome \Vdnetfday. The r,
n iiaains of iiing Itiumlbrit will I,\e
\lonza l the sanie day. reac:ihing the cityV
iltt i a. mn. Ximenes. the Oelebraited
(cllulptor., p)rolose R to ei'eit a nlontit
Snment in honolr of Qfleeln Maigherital
in the tarden of t'he Pinc(io.
.1 Ilroollm Elnctory ti lv'if,.
11'11 i11'_" oil some very lht vork. Mr.
I t('llllii tir \s iis fl l i t'.O l C. li'
; iitl is i!tii tt'i, gtit' l ill flitl hi:iy tilf i
is n lt igllI ti f' hli lty i, akiV l lilt' h i:lkti'
i iitllilS. :iitd il this way t.t'tps his
i it' lorii il utrl'tliant' s wilth all tht'
i r ins l tiht y ti e t'. lIesies lie fills ii
gitri t mlnly orders fior oftier oinhIs.
ZhIr. 4 otlits inteitds enlfirging his far
l tory this fall is he Itlinds it a veryi
1-protitable business.
A (.nthlnlg Oil Well.
c('orsit.na, Texats. Aigulst (t.--In 12
iollitil's Siiturtllty Clhyton oil well No.
it 1 pr'odi'.cedtl sixty lbarrels of oil. Ex
.citefnit is high here over the gthshler.
ngo A Itnuliler of oil leases have 1been filed
she for rI,·cord in the tounfty clerk's otfi::t
lan to the :Southern (Oil cnomlalny from par
ties in ltl wsofn nlilghlorhood. rht10r1
lhas iben net'Ot posplietin g for oil in
i iae t lit sctioli aniid tde\'ttlop l'nIts on tlihs5i
h 'nan leus s will le watchetl witih muuiih in
wii ' erest, 1 the alefih t.
8uihling Telepione Line.
Wharton. Texas. August 6.-Mr.
Carr. who has the contract for putting
Un ! in the 'ptone line for the Cane Belt
posi- railway betreen this point and Bonus.
bby says work hae progressed this side of
nana Glen Flora. or within five miles of
the comjletion of the first division to
this point. The work has been kept
So back iby excessivt e rIliny weather 1and
nn? his hands being sick. The line will
t he follow the road as fast as steel is laid
on- o the secoo~d ivisialon to Bay City.
Fl Paso,' rowth. AL
El Paso Texas , 1u\l4gu4st -.-TI1. T.
Ilighnllothain, re 1' Ill ,ting ithe S n
IBern-Perris, malt l 1p:iy oif N\w'
York. w'hi,' h tfurlt' nm'1i 1 11118 and 4l:1 :1 IE.
iase tillished ini\ Lalion t,14d l1re
litp red h5is ri rt ,1 , ( correI14o4t'n1' i T. out
1h18 said.' In Ml4y, I,. us, t\wo \ at1 ' :ii . " t'hint
I h ,
I, l't'\ r i. e tlit '11;II1 of 1: 1 .:Iso, a;ll t 14)l t\V I .ort4
li l ih:t 1 ;( h 1! Ih t lillt I I rs :
I 1\ 4'll'. . I il i Ih i'41Y: il ) 'I'ltl 4441 ' v ilhI I
in:\ huiltliints Ila e b e ell,411k.11. 11101 wcith
ill hi ti) I n ts if this city. l i \'
Il  11111 .l1 i ' d 4 vitholl t aI iarll I 1 114 'ii
lla l lI I\o'le tl'h o'r ýoI lth rl'll .itis. 1 ! I
shritl. Il i S 'I's as, Aro h i stn th last I.'o
' 11'(0 il t el· '.4v t yearS' 5 tt'1. 'l4'. 'ild ilI . II
\\ ll
ill the pnit' ntir, .u h it t' fOl sl' for' n l:\r
hl'44'
_ to n",1 _ .. .. \ Isa t
S tci' the I ttn',r for. l :l'(.lll'1. ( i lrpow l
:1\;·i01;:,. '' is. .\ lli lst I. -. ''
f Qd th1 e j1:.'11' alll, ( ma1(:l' 1 {hir S1et': I" " 111
111. 1 4rih of ,1 .,,l't 1\hil t ! mld non , 5"
It, ti '" lll.' it l m her, li ' int at i It 1 l l 'l ,
ll r ilho th i 'ollnt ility. w 'I'he j :il r.''.it
t' u;I t .i: re .1 url' I l t11l ll i
N 1 hr ,ntrso. lhd goil lI t i t :hb' jail
4il' ,'i ' ttall el, t'\ttl4Nlill the', ca(:ll s :1114
11401
' th ill. Te fir tt ani rly nt hid I ,ri .
i e" lit''l)l iil '5. 'h ei S nll er'''so n 1i 1 n hi sI4
l l lll l
l acik tll rnct il int 11 il fl4: '1 11111 11101 T' n1  14'
it- . o llht , m ade at hin w1ith a knif. Th
1 Ille e St1gII gle folilllot '0 d a ndl r. IAu- (1
'le t was aIltiro d an' i " is 11141) ll' I
g'- d ' , .
11 ln1 Toll:tt I (110
:astlarg . Texas August 6. - 'atur
day evening about .30 .lohn T'ollett.
Iwli
r nde' twelv lvtu t er' e te e 1114 ' 111l d H11 ob 1
Id i. unt, u Inchr a two year,' sentei c in d
I (:Ii,"
e- the penitentiary, tit fornt r for ml ur
r dr the latter for liurglary . overpow
It frol the . llount. juill. The jai't r. T..
- N. Antlrsont . had gme p in th; jaili
Ia I 144 11-1 I i t' I 1144:11 --1 '-.- llli ll ' lIli-li
s. the nigtl . Tolletast and unt hid in
he the r"'riders. numhef Anrson had his lan
ly back turned Hunt Jmbped on him anlil
t- 'ollet made at hie wi th a knife. A('
le d ep atle struggle ollo'wed, and A -111 ,
o person came out vith a lame arnm.
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iu l i n r a' t o \\F c at re a n l t'I t iLsl s I t' int sie.
lii. ing atig SprngAulus
sion .tie
the
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)r l it4. 11 0 ( i s socet elg nst t r. -,l. Fisall of
i 11 ni' the fuMlirod, T.. edi n nhro hK n na
he h' tin silTwes aen opf poised gt e t ill t
mllccll bsirn i s n ett a i$.s Affra re
(s bl 1iak s t llld g. i t. 1.ir aiud in t uranti
I I' tt'a S m i a 1 It rei ty ios tlh 4 k ni tf i e M ,ll,
lreds Iit l tak nces t ithle ' s tliede r of s c t
hll d. to which thre is dll id' d ol jet di
g, erlsoin1,  u .eet in a1uslk ge ,n a.\ugum t a
be, " o2 . 1 n.llsidr tlw l t ion. Pf
,'li.~ ot~ rllOiau llll i olll ll ll
rat n tl .orks . N . . August l.a g he
tIltlo hd. :cd inliied by a terrific ha k ll t
u i n im: 1r t i Ia,., ls ('it . soi. lll it ,.l 1 t ake i ti
4o ' arng, s tl ty Oe. r Bo ylempson N. 1).. ( i
ll 1 o'h 'k thin ulli..s n ('liat to sh ne !to s
l it. , lo lh\11 y no ttl roulta h t ' rich f;Irsl)iv - s'\
e li t. tlllr t 1111'a11 o ih i il gf  Itt illl ae
S int e l, f nu il l l t l l,e old i hll I'ur sel'
i 1e ltion . r A s teu lr i of tlh e hiii e l'yi lne
f l'onl eiof ht ond 1an e.1 in o ianlls h:,f e s
ide o tbhiesl 1he ws in tusk ere in thethir ('c0
es or fti 1 wirnanufltclr of
onI tcl ofi h gold and niver. but every. yes
kep era I nvasons.toT ee prsn seilk S nai
1', i hen h a in ,et re abolut the ea r Ir
sla , uen rte o te r lie caehif s ie.
lititty,. \\i t',' " r e .1. e.
Thled .h I lls 118, fal I. tr vel ong (W Il
w il oe \'thes hly s, b ill aemed I S' p o' Ih.
lre- l I i.
Pa e i nin ! l itti .
have the facdy ad tol the dmarch it sevf,
roo ifeng, for the T osterahg yfstray Tun.
ALLIES LOST 1200o ,,
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T orefthCla Ar gust .he adTeas, A iot 7e
sines" Mr. Bor wasishot 10 "instantl
no11 t oen hor n. he Is ervce was rs ted
kt i tnit the a rlgiti consul t . doet ot
l f nis teielirst ll visit thigs t o the Sh btl
hal real lolt. e nt tlelay i
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S \11. 'i.h 'Colonel i.. 1' o 2er2 thl2 spokes- lin
1. o 1n i f' t2ile ,oll' 1 itt ,+'. `2 t 1o1'th 1 1eo
',i + ast'nl w'hy th'1 smll ,ey shouhlll b" ve
h1, tal2de. "'ii. I2l2i2bers O1 i 'wh.2 nit2te s
21:' . +2 y \ .1'" con0d1lP.i. .ha .111' 1ir10 2'.
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11,' 1 ' 1 1' , tii al ha\ o, ablI : . ..11 1 . ilent Jr i
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Stod"v t'o coult w'ith 2'1i,1( 2Lit'he 21
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I. ;;c og1 doch2+s. '. "Txa. igulst 7 -. easil
111t1 t isit to thilie' I" .)own of 11int inlgtoll. i cure
0e onil the Texas and Nw (Orleans r1ail- 'j'
2r2 0oad ,extelnsion, shows con.sidh+rable im- 1'ot
- lirov'emenit. ''Tw, telephone' lini's have not
122 lately br2en complleted. NMr. .. .1. Iay'- cur
ter is puttiing in a fine steamli gin and22 ma:1
J. W. Oates of Il anllot. Angeiinltl col0in- othe
t)'. has 1 clltr2i'cted to 2rlect a: nic2 e ho- it fw
tel buiilding alt 1 .2ce. which is greatly you
nge 12 (ed(( . N '. L. C. Baird is lltting trea
to- I up a handsome r' .-2'h2lnce, and four remi
ll g'entlemen plurchased locations1112 p or plat
his i ouses i1the d(iy this correpllondent -
le visitred the place., ''The railroad 2 1ii11
ev'e ing crew \will (,begin on thile depot
a1 building netxt 'week, and two oil mill
lnot companies lhae contrancted, for,Ithe
S (r'ec.tiOn 0 lf .2e'1 holl0se1S.
'lIx:as Nat ionalil IHllnkr.
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1 .'mision yesteid2 y af'teri2 oon and 2sk1,
" T1xai'b1lllr k 2 01 4, rlent I' ,duli' l ion 2 '4te
T i22 ' A2 inlo 1ff22)1t. whii2.h i7. Aulgist .2.
i and exteil 'd2'' th1 i.ne ti.2 to 1 1~2llte1il' r
1. 11This 'as dol t in 12r122 er t(1 o 2 i2 t. e
I he tll I o2 "cI(r' 10 anff lioth 2 r o121 ti l 11ity .o
bhoiw t. , vhy it shobllp not goi ino
1 di' 12 ari2 .2 . 1' 1%' 2s1t 1 ' ?.- 1"1 T , 1 i'n.h cton
1i ' SI. .1l lt ('ha g 1i ig t'e!o~gir alp i ·un' d r 2
It ' 1t 1 at o(f AuigIt :I 1ha1 the sitiai 1)22 is
2ro ill ! 'o.o ing 1 2' 'ire 2 'rious 222 211 2iip1 'r
22o 222- '' Yang 1T ,' Kiang. T1h12 Eiiglishl '0on
' iiy . 2.ul. 1e 22112's. 1111.2 l oft 2'ith thE' '2 2.2to2m
. 'i.i hotl.(2 , 1taff and the FrI'ii(.h .o21l2221 in I
uh '1r t'12l2ds to leave with2 his h1i .pane1 e (o'0
0 12'1122. lea'gugtrs. The 211ail sVi2'he has beca
S'l1' sto0p1 (d.
I, llh- i"u ni"ii , I. tlllliE F- all4 y I I Iur l.
c: l 'i t'i on122:i . 'l1'Xl1s A\.li lsl 7.- -' ill
It. N2o ii.h1' , 2 y ilil li2 lln li\'i' i thlrl'r , 2 i11 2
' i1tn 2 .oulh of 21i i~ i . whil, 2l i ro22l2 2 l0222 1 o
i. co :l I F lol'.ck thi  s l r iln \ i. ril| iovrl
-witell b " ll us 1 l.2to. "1s l T,2x2ai I' all42 rI
" tai'h g f'i1 21 iraiii 121 is hi21d so la~lily
'e1i ,.'ll, id i2 i, lii o, e sol r hhrii 1 fr
S-2' h t'' io Al.rjidentlli Killetd.
La m l 221' ,2i hi2 2 1\ilhe ', T e xA s . A.l usti sit 7. ''o n'
tr I'l- ven-yliro' ' 22i 22 f II I l.' ge ' ia liki'. :1
t Ul'ned 'romihi~,ln f:trli'r of ii2 221212V,. r,-'
2.'e (1'' d:iy 222: i. nn ng 221211 with :iii 2ll 1 ii( po k'.l 't
1.i2if1+ in his h11112: 1 i1, fell 22it 2h2' kni2f',
1222 1 he 2 Ib ll' 'iit2i'2' d hi' , 11 i' ,2 i,2t. 121'1
d7h2 Ii f Vollid fro i \hi.h Uw did
stantly Former Gore'nor William Marvin of
t. coun- Florida. now a resident of Now York
ho was state, has sent his portrait to 'Talla.
papers hassee. where it is now displayed in
esisted the executive ('hamber. He is 92 yPars
old. He writes to Governor Bloxham
of Florida: "I am the sole survivor of
the sixty or seventy delegates that
s Ihool (tomposed the first constitutional con
he 18thI vention of Florida. held at St. Joseph
in 1838."
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t , i tl', it i , L " f ii' " 1 .1
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0 , 1 1,1. !th1'ty 'a ta:lL t 1113 " li< '.-r:it*
I h f lu ' ( nh .i n > ;i I , -. ,'' 'r ' S (I.rII -
, f t! r'ý iý to 't1N. oth1.er ,ds)p '<'l. l ,"
"l h 1 i{:tthit  sr , r 'llt ,' ,n , ti itOil . .11
d giýe ' till 1111  t `'\sits TIIAmlT'i"..
i t lit .oll thii y ihl b " \y h ' . h n
Like the
Deadl9
Under=:(.urren
:, tcl ...asps one without warning,
hc nucous membrane which lines
:ht 'nire bodxy suddenly becomes
weakened in some spot and diease
is established. It may be of the
ungs, he head, throat, stomach,
1 bowels, o: any other organ. Where
" ever it is, and whatever it seems, it
P1' prings from the same cause
CATARRH
rt r inflammation of this delicate pink
iembrane.
The system is weakened in win
,er. The delicate lining is more
he usceptible to irritation or inflamma
tion, and thus we have pneumoria.
grip, colds, coughs. fevers, etc., all
catarrhal conditions which may
easily be checked by one catarrh
,n. cure-Pe-ru-na.
il- That's the only way out of it.
i"- You may dose forever-you will
(vP not be well until you try the true
S-lcure and that is Pe-ru-na. You
n 1,t may think your trouble is some
In- I other disease and not catarrh. Call
ho- it what you will. one thing is sure,
tly your system is affected and must bt
ing treated, and Pc-ru-na is the only
our remedy which reaches the right
for place and does cure.
ABSOLUTE
SECURITT '
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Carter's
Little Liver Pills.
Must Bear Signature of
See Fac.Slmile Wrapper Below.
Verr .man and as eas7
to take as ugar.
cART iCS RDAlit.
1TLE FOR BILZIMES.3
IVTLE FOR TQRPID LIVER.
PILLS. FCR CONSTIPATION.
FOR SALLOW SKIN.
FOR THECOMPLElION
is ci 'rrt P o e V eta W.  " . _
CURE SICK HEADACHE.
SLICKER
WILL KEEP YOU DRY.
Don't be fooled with a mackintoch
or rubber coat. If you wantacourt
that will ketep you dry in the hard
est storm buy the Fish Brand
Slicker. If notfor sale In your
towni write for catalogue to
A. J. TOWER. Boston. Mass.
l i p s 1" 1 1
Superior to All
TASTELESS
TONICS.
, Cure Guaranteed.
(IMPROVED) PRICE,. 50 CENTS.
OPIUM WHISKY sandl ther 1ruc:
habit s cursd l 3) das. 11n1
atulhil t ,atm.pnt. U Ilmk and part I'.ulart FREE.
B. M. •WOOLEY. M. L.. Atlanta. Ga.
ADIES! \htn dl tdra and othlier fall Ito f
lilveyou,tr I N. f. .l:.. "tu -ý trfnl, .,
|I X frre, l. r .R.L ,.R hwaen.M l au -ere.W h.
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