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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-02-25

The Welsh PresbyteriAn church are
selling their chairs and providing com.
portable new seats for their cougrega-
tion.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-02-25

"Ohl girls. did you see the plug hat
dudes yesterdsys Didn't they look Just
too sWestr' We DIDN'T stay TO hear the
verdict.
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. care lor Ilaatlaehe.

For proof that DIR. Gunn's Liver Pills
,cufes headache, AJAX your drueRisf tor 4
free trial package. OuIy one tor adose.
Regular sIze boxes. IS. cents Sold by
gnra RYDER and J. A. Moore.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-02-25
He KnoWIt.

The regular meeting Oh the W. c. 4.
U. win be held in the Chdstian chnEch,
Thussday, February 25, ct O'Clock -
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-02-25

Itch cured in thirty minutes by Wool
ford's Sanitary lotion. This never fails.
Warranted by NJ. Il. Bates, drugCist
Emporia. Kansas.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-02-25
For Sale.

The house snd grounds on the corner
of Rural street and Twelfth avenue.
The grounds contain frontage Of IS4I<
feet on Twelfth avenue, By 400 feet. OF
SIS feet las the purchaser may desire) on
Rural street; surrounded by living
fence of Usage orange. The lawn con-
tains eighty five evergreen and decidu-
GUS trees of about twenty choice var
ieiies. TIE garden ia well stocked with
choice fruit trees in full bearing, con-
tanning apple, pear, cherry, peach. plum,
apricot aud persimmon. The house
Is 6 large two story building, built of
the best material and finished in modern
style, containing ten rooms and garrett
cellar under the whole house, divided in
three apartments by eighteen inch
| wide stone walls. The house Is sheathed
all oyer with piowed aud groOYed floor
ing; the scantling are all SIX inches
wide-in fact, everything about il Is OF
| the best and most solid nature. intend
ing It as permanent home for nv
daughter, no expense was spared IN
making it q comfortable and durable
building.
The front OF the house is 200 feet from
Twelfth avenue, making the largest and
most beautiful lawn in the city. From
the piazza extending around the house
the visitor gets the handsomest view in
the county. The Neosho and Cotton
wood rivers are In full view The rail.
road trains ofthe four different railroads
are.in PLAIN sight. In fact, with the ex,
ception of my own residence adjoining
there is nothing TO be found within the
limits of the city to compare with the
beauty of the situation. My daughtel
contemplates removing from the city, Il
why I now offer it for sale. Price viii
only be given to those contemplating
purchasing. Now, gentlemen, youzwh'
haYe been at me for years trying to &c
!! into this delightful locality, strike qulcl
or you are gone. At the rapid advanc,
ofreal estate in this neighborhood, Their
can be no doubt but what this property
will double in value in the next fiv
years. WILLIAM JAY.
P.S. have several other houses 70
! sale, cheap. WI.
:
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-02-25

The man Of gold. Of wealth untold.
Printers ink may scorn,
Or knit his brow, nor detgn to bow
TO one 30 Lowry boKnj
But printers ink las built its throne
Where mind Its tributes bring,
And Gods most gifted ihtoflects
Shsut, ''PRinteE's ink II king.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-02-25
Honey.

We loan money on live stock, real e.
tate. aud other good collsteraIs; also buy
noses, bonds and mortgages.
FnKENe 8 SIsLER. brokers.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-02-25

zhs days are s,relching ont and the
nights are cOB,rasiing.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-02-25
5000 rolls of wall paper at Bonds

Money talks. Anderson s. Lesh have
received a car load of flour from the best
mill in the country. they will sell you
Q better -four for less money than has
been sold IN Americas lately Special
attention given TO 500 and 100 ID lots
Cash orders promptly delivered any
where IN the city. Best flour. least
money and satisfaction guaranteed at the
Americas Mills.
Tressler & Lowry's patent -four al
$1.60 csn not be beat IN the country fol-
the money. This is their best. Lower
grades correspOndingly cheap. Special
prices on large lots.
Fresh roasted cofFees and peanuts, al
Hennings. Hot from the rooster.
Henning sells more goods than ever.
Low prices and good stock does 1t.
Please settle your book account, by
cash or note and great oblige ]. 8.
Gibson.
Wise's axei grease never freezes, melts
or gums. For sale by fleming.
Diamond dyes at Bonds.
Halls condition powders at Bonds.
Feb. %. 1886.
G.. 81. Tory is moving his tin shop
from this place 10 Comsnche county. He
expects 10 leave the place the latter par;
OF the week. We are sorry to lose him
from among Us.
The Americas meat market Is being
moved on the west part OF the lot OF
James Crock. Mr. z. B. Lesh will erect
. business building on the lot vacated
by the shop.
The ladies missionary society viii
meet at the residence of Mrs J. D. Glib
son on Thursday the 4th OF March. Mrs.
S d. Bell. president. Mrs S. 2. Elliott,
secretary.
A considerable feeling has been work.
ed up by the petition 10 change the lines
of the present school district, so as 10
include more territory. We hope the
whole thing can be amcably settled IN
some way between the parties. SO that
no feeling snail exist between the par
ties and everything move along in har-
monious manner.
N. Wise went to Topeka Yesterday 70
attend the A. D. wv.
Fred HenDiDg, g. Barkett, Chris.
Wise and josiah Lamb took the tram
yesterday 70 attend the @ a. r encamp-
ment at Wichita.
VIM. FlickInger, Of Hartford, was in
the city yesterday visiting old friends
and scquaIntances.
Remember this is no idle talk. We
will sell you any thing in the lire Of
winter clothing, consisting Of overcoafs,
blankets, cloaks, hoods, scaEfs, etc ecs.,
e actual coast. Our terms must nscee
earily be cash, as we cannot sell goods
ct loss and give credit. We mean
just what ne say and appeal TO your
Judgment, and sn examination OF
cur goods for the proof. Al GibsoE's
PioDeer Store.
Pure asd unsdulIeSed bnckwheat
-four. Those who have tried it 4lwavsi
return for more. Al the Americas
Hills.
Wanted- Good. fresh, sweet butter at
TresaleF 8 LowEy's-
Pure spices and exsrscss 81 Bonds.
Bird sseds az Bonds.
The New Home sewing Inach5ne-
heat nude, very cheap foF cash.
TREnsLBR s LOWRY. Gen. Agfs.
Highest grade coal oil 81 Bonsiss
Go 10 Trszsler s. l40wry for good /
boot or shoe
All kisds Of dfy goods-cnmpIefe /
stock Ct TEessieE = Lowry
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February IL The month an which 70
trina your fruit trees, grape vines and
hrlahen
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A little line.
VIII often show
An anxious buyer,
Where 10 90.
A little space
Will often tell
A host Of readers
What you sell.
When the little
Line and space
Chance to ind
A proper place
I'm the News.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-02-25

, !, Rohsrts IL making two writing
desks for the First National bank.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-02-25

Upon thts bald old sarth Of sin,
Which WhirIs from day to day,
There sEe many shfngs 60 make Ne grin
And laugh our brea1h away.
But there's notkiDg will q man invest
With mtrth, and make him boiler,
Like Andtng in q last years Vess
A last years unSp6nt dollar.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-02-25
Garnet WeaY,ng

NICE HOUSE and lot III Emporia To
exchange for farm. S. NJ. SMITH.
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THURaDAY. FEBRUARY q. lsss
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-02-25

Commercial street up stairs Circulars
tree. EmpOris. Kansas.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-02-25

q. . AlJAWOULs
GenpI. Pas. = TICKET Agt.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-09

thi- tsnC chestnut, buttt'. IT'S to
yellow Fever Elu.A

New OulENSs, Ia Sept 5. The
war between luroI, ass 'u whether the
disra-' 20 lluNiIs yellow fever ur
not, ragc-, nihpuGh ~icku,,. has dIs.
appeared. nr Hot president uttur
Louisiana board %; tcu'tl. one oi the
cNpcrt- who pronounced 10 yellow ic-
vcr made IL long speech before tLc
board Yesterday, ia which hc tcvcrr-
lN handled the physicians ottuc oppo-
Sitiun. lie gave u complete diaguual
of the cnsc., declaring that tWo ul the
persons who had dict OF the fever.
had died with hlHck NomiU that their
bodies turned low and prc.culcd
other evidence ,ha, confirms the
yellow fever theory. lir d,.,ar,d
that the Biloxi phNslcnu- hod
made only superficial nud
careless examination ut the ct-c-. but
made no allu-iou TO ilc report Of DE-
Godircy ot TIE United state. marine
hospital service.
Dr Goltrcy arrived here Yesterday
from Biloxi. lie held the bcli.i that
the disease ia not yellow fever, but
gave the mayor OF lBiloSi the advice
of Surgcou-gcuoral Hamilton. that
The cases should bo kept uudrr super
vision for siX day & and all precautions
taken 10 prevent the srrcad OF the
disease, after which the gulr qunrau-
tho and other restrictions could be-
abolished.
Popular and medical circles arc still
divided H. TO the character of the lbil.
ONi fever. Whatever IL was. how.
ever 1t l. ended a. there nrA no new
cases and the sick are welt ugtiu.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-09
4 CURIOUS DILEMMA.
can the President OniCinis 80 the
HRrthOIdi Statue inauguration.


WAsHINGTON, sept. "a curiOus
difficulty has arisen in the way of tho
successful Inauguration of the Bar.
tholdi statue; that Is, as 10 doubt OF
the power Of the president 10 iuyltG
the participation OF the official roprc-
sentative OF the French nation, with
out which the ceremonies would be
comparatively meaningless aud Hb.
surd. Ia the case OF the Yorktown
celebration the president was express
~ requested to invite the representa-
tiycs OF the French aud German ma
tions to participate, and special COM
mittCes Of both houses OF congress
we're appointed to be present. Moth.
ing Of the Kind has been done in this
case. The sundry civil bill was sign
ed August 4, n few days before the
president lett Tor his vacation, aud "A
request was duly forwarded to him
that he authorize invitations to be cX-
tended 10 representatives OF the
French nation to take part In the in-
augurauou Of the Bartholdi statue.
lie telcgraphed from the Adirondaois -
that ho could find no authority I'm law
for taE ing such step, In this dilcni-
ma recourse was had to a joint rcsolu-
tion of February 20, 1877, which aU-
thorizes tho president "to accept the
Bartholdi statue when presented by
citizens of the French republic and
upon completion thereof, he shall
cause the same to be inaugurated
with such ceremonies rs will serve 10
testify TO the gratitude OF our people
for this expressive and felioitous re-
membrance OF the sympathy of the
citizens of our sister republic" 1t il
argued that this original resolution
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-09
.lnotnII. MIn nn ,mrmCn.
Tic HInch People ithNc 90 40" His u
Hcnd uf Religious stream
po,ia, 10 tl.u l.Kauluct

special tI tl. lKdtulurt
TunI WuHu, TrA., Sept. The
African Methodist churchi. about To
get into trouble again owing to the
unscrmly and cNtWagAnt religious
cujuu-m-m ui it, muuhcr-. Tins
church is ia rather W Wistocutir
position of thn uty mud whcu, lu May
last il burned down Duiars Hyn.
near uAtrrt {, bay the lot al llYp
timD, ii. yAiUr % thr corporation
woud bujld r,-rNatrr; bat
thv elder, -nid tAc ground wa con
,rcr.lrd nud refused 90 move. When
the wall, were guins mp u dynamite
explosion one mghtturcw thum down,
but the darhiro pa, guards around
the piNcn cnch night hnd the clurch
wa, hutt For two weeks past II
pto,rctrd meeting hHS hcou held aud
the religious fever b. 80 great That the
sessions continue frequently until
., or even 3 c'rluck in the morning
A. the hroihcr- md sisters GET rcll
giuu the shouting singing, praying
aud oNhoriing iucrcnsr- in \rhe-
mrncc until lite rs u burden TO the
uciehburs. TGc courts have been
called on lo afford rchri nnd to.mUr-
row nn Injunction wiilbc served rc--
training tho congregation from IN.
duiriug IN their rhHusUdi's,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-09

InICAUl, III, 1rpI. y II Il mCot-
ing OF the Liquor Dealers Protective
Association. held last evening to so-
lcot delegates tu s-iatr convention to
be held no ~prIugiol the mttor end
OF this month, 1t was practically de-
cidud to ignore party line, IN the com.
ing campaign aud support candidates
who would preserve tho rights of the
saloon koopurb. After tho meeting,
mrmbrr- Of the R.socistiou snid
"Wc Rrr on the wnr.path tins time
and wul support those candidates
ouly who viii mid us. We want the
dram mop rot hnockod out aud wo
Will he tsti,hod with u $3.50 license.
We arc neither with the republican
nor the democratic party, bat Wal
tAkg care Of our own friends
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-09

JusL,Itr. iIl, sept '.-Ih.
-nntiuy nwcIl, of tho largo new
prwhNtcrnn church iu this city Wa,
mN'd TO its utmost limit to day TO
accommodate the nldicucr nsscmblrd
'o hcnr Wl adlrng by Mrs. Mary
n. NiI,nro, wife OF Rev Dr l.. VII.
hr' Of Lake Hlull, pastor of tho
Methodist church al Lebanon, H.
Mira. Nillnr4 hns boon holding n
-cr.n- Of gospel or rcyiynl meetings
hero lortir m4t two wrcks, aud will
continue thom thi wrrh, at the VI. T..
church, ~Ie addressed u large audi.
rnre Yesterday, standing in front OF
the First National bruE, llaukcd by
carriages. mIil travel on state and
Pcarl 1trcota wng imprdcd, llcr AL.
drc-- nuHgpuil.d a tho saloons aud tho
drinking hubil. Her auditors who
vcrn largely of the class she desired
10 mcu did ihom-riyo, the honor Of
giving hcr respectful hearing.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-09
4 Mother 'hiid burned

PIVl-WTW, n, STpt, 6.---Ih0 roEi-
dcnco ul T.. T.. Ma'rcws nj Noulour
Pa, was destroyed by iirl last oven
ing uud las wila aud twU-ycgr old
child were fatally burned, Tho ire
originated, itIs supposed, by Mrs,
Matthews attempting 10 starta fire
by the u,o oi carbon oil, A. a loud cX-
plo,iou was heard Whom the neigh.
hurs arrived the structure was in
flames and The screams the woman
made could bee heard iorR long dis
tauco. She with her child were got
ten out but were horribly burned,
their clothes being almost consumed
They died last night
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-09
Gov. ireland PrOclaims Quar-
aniine against the Town
of Biloxi, Miss.
CaudiLutc- Iur tOudOIcuCC
tnuscn bt CrunHii's Com
icat GunN cation.
sailors ga LOUaLOptiOu seas
suffer NhipN rcCk AT tOrNcIi
tud Are sad.
Tnr brewers Of jhC United
etajrs wander Aboui uideIy
III Their DisCm,Sions.

at ttBNNJiNE ruuDLAMNuoN.
-I',,,l ia uc Dr.mtugt
N,,uN. IEV. sept -. a pruclEma-
tiouo oi quarantine was to-day i.suri
bN GoU Ireland against Biloxi Mis-
s.--ippi lie sAys: "pmrantihc sta.
toms will hc established WLou they
become necessary AID iuelcc,ilu
w,il uo maic uu al trains or other
methods OF travel into thi' s.Atr.
Passenger, coming west will ht rr-
qWr,J 600 give satisfactory evidence
90 iuspy Tor, that thuy have not writ
.cu 20 ueri1d ui twenty days been rN.
plsod To infection in the town OF
biiuNi or any other place tia, mai
bccumu Infected. ANY and all per-
sons violating the proclamation will,
upon conviction thereof, bc uhjcctcd
to linc Gud imprisunmcnL Forsons
in closed cars passing through M
tcctcd town, at the rate oil twenty
miles au hour are not excluded from
entering the state by this procluma-
tion. Al citizens OF IcNa,-arc re-
qurstcd tu assist the officers I'm carry
ing oul lhc-c aud 90 promptly give
information of their iulriugcmcu'.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-09
ArLnnoo, Dcnac;nr, Trrumpnonr

LITTLE liD, h, AHK, Sept. =. Par
tclcgrnphod Monday night Com.
binatIous between republican aud
other element. affected the democratic
-tatc ticket in several counties aud
defeated local democratic uckcts
wholly or iu par. The democrat.
claim thi county by n thousand
minority. The state nbor ticket car
ricd White nnd Nevada counties aud
will receive, probably, tour or i've
thuu-Hul yulcs IN tao state, drawn
nuout equally from democrats aud
republicans. The Legislature i-largc-
y democratic. Demo ratio losso,
mi g4.n- ARE nbput equal.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-09

places the obligation upon the prcs-
dent to see that the statue l. suitably
iuauguratcd and that to do this he
must invite donors. 1t is also main
tanned that tho very appropriation of
s56,jo0 for the ceremonies cuntCm.
plates the entertainment OF the thirty
official French guests. who mus: bc
invited by some one IN the name Of
the United states. Secretary i1ynrd
Is believed to br ia iayor ot this view
but hi, decision j, go hc postponed
until the prv.idcut returns ana "a cnb.
met meeting can br hr'd upon H..
Meanwhile the day In October. when
the staiut is t' he rrV,ri is near 1t
hand.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-09

NEW ! DIRK, sept. o.--At m iutor-
MAJ meeting held ia New York to.
day of several prominent business
mon of Charleston, Il portion OF ths
committee appointed by the Cham
brr of Commerce Tor tho rolief OF
Char.c.ton sufferers, preliminary
steps were nkCu towards the Organi-
2nttou ofU trust company with ths
principH. office iu Charleston and
with bapch offices iU all largo cities
for the purpose of raising the ueces
snry tuud-by subscription aud to sell
stock for rebuilding the ruined por.
tious orth-t city, tho money to be
loHncd ON bonds secured by mortgage
ON urnuurtI ImnroYel.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-09

present moment il they have not paid
their rcuts within one fortnight alter
due. are served with writs from the
superior courts for recovery of the
mounts, and before October 20, 1883.
thirty wtits wcrc served in one day
for rcuts due Septembc. .O. and only
one was for more than $50. The uu.
ionists are not opposed to home rule,
SO Tar IL 1t mean. tHr extension Ot the
principles ct lora. government On ines
which would ID, applicable to other
part, oitl. luiri kiusdom but We
viii oppose tho dismumbtrmcut urthr
United Kingdom. Thi,. we believe, h
the aim of ,ar u.'..u. l.l.u.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-09
TIiE rIDAL WAVE.
II Passed outward from charleston
Ana wns met bS nsNcsscI.

PoKLANp, Nh. Scpt,s Capt Clark
II. Jewell, of the schooner GEO. w..
Gushing, think, he experienced one
Of the earthquake shucb, of Charles
ton. lie says the appearance 90 the
time Indicated high winds, but all
was quiet, when suddenly, alm.-
without warning, "a bnck wave seemed
to rise on the water Hud mighty
wave came rolling ou. which fairly
lifted ,hc SCHOONER 900 1t. crD-t to %
height jh4t bee rtyrr boiur' tu.w a
wave 10 reach. ibu the schooner
went down and llt .ihe going
over, Captuiu Jewell ,nys, mud wa.
buried In foam before emerging from
this wave with sails torn .rum her
aud with the crown. work of her top.
mast gone. The schooner oncum
bercd q second wave, but nothing
compared with the inst. \ terrific
gallo followed. 4 ,ailorsals he hap.
pcncd TO lool, ahcNu just ns tho great
wave camo in sight. There wa, it,
tie wind, aud the Tremendous mass of
water ahead was So ikea great hilL
That hc cried "hrcAkcr- uhcad' The
next moment the schooner Was ttr,k.
Ing against u seeming elm, and wa
lifted to the top Of the wave. liz
then comprchcnded what had hap
pcncd.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-09
conyLIL U0ES "ANrI."
she Local option Election Ciosc. buf
the huti'S Garry the County,

special iI lh' EAhmlhtf
GArE,yILLE, ToX. sept. s-Tho
lpoul.opu1u election iu CoryeIl coun-
Is wac sp rry close that IT. wa, nee
c--nry To- await the oillciGl count be-
fore sending the figure, to TuE EN-
AuI>W The count, now concluded.
gl.c- % majority Of o against local.
op ion Tho wgtcr-ouly men are
very dpwucn-, nui now tdk Of
holding another o!c.,ion in Precinct
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-09

NArr-oS, HIi, sept, q, The re-
publican -n'n convention WAS called
to orirr hy Chairman las lor at noon
to-day. ilou, i, Qu.ries of Racine
was clrc'oU temporary chairman,
Mr. t!unrc- mNd" % spirited speech
during tho opur-uot which the namo-
ui t,uy ltu,b aud SIR. Blame aud cen,
Logan provoked Cheering. After
thr appointment pi lhc usual commit
too-, ihc c,nycul.on adjourned to
go %. Iu
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-09

ALENANUII NAV WI IITUHN
NlESNA, sept s.. The Ncur l'rccI
irrs-r r.ya that Alexander ycstci-
day. when delivering hi- farewell adj
trusetr li- u'llrr, and informing
thcm OF ihr ur'out n"o'--lly hr was
under olra,r HuIwrir. sud "iimy
departures uot forever. DO BE- mtii u
nml"uhi .-.rmut ut i'u'4u.4 decides
lhr ". -llor.'
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-09
Two Car Loads Show Cases, of Latest Desqns,
iva Gar Loads of White Lead
One Car Load Of MxeJ Paint

viRorou- notion. Many schools have
not fully compiled with the law, in 10,
spirit, wlilc others taciuy ignored
the provisions Of the net. IL would
not be- safe, however, to allow the
matter 10 tnko iis nwn course. NJ It Ia
hardly probable the prohibitionists
lPcrmit the law 20 become dcsd
letter"
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-09
rnu rAnrrnrA.n's nlrss,No.
\ buinb Chiid TccoNcrs ucr voice
DCCnus" of the fright

SAVANNAIi Ga, sept S-A strange
incident of last weeks curthqurkc
shock q. the recovery o. the power OF
speech by Miss Mamie Nartu., dHugh-
ter ofa retired officer of the regular
army At thr close of tine war her
father was put in charge oi Fort
Jackson. While NJ the Fort his
daughter, then d bright Intelligent
child, had an attack OF mcuiuWi.
which lett her Vo.tclcs-. The best
medical skill wa, obtained NuI her
father took the afflicted child travul-
ling, but nothing did her ANY good.
She was dumb, but had nll h.r other
senses. During the cNe,trmru' olttc
first earthquake shurh size tried 10
cain hor brother. lie was frightened
himself when IA heard her whisper
his name. Since ;hcu she has @rtlu-
ally rcsaucd her volcr Nud now tails
with perfect ilucucy. She says .hc
Wa, aimos, dcliuuu4 with Joy when
She found she could -pcah. Her
voice was low and her thruu' core lar
three days and .hc had trouble u
finding words TO express her
thought, II was much li&c learning
n new tongue. except that hc knew
the words but hHd forgotten how Co
pronounce them. Cliy pai sic,nn-
are deeply Interested ma ia" rlse
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ItnI

,luIIEN sIIll uAGyi aTING.
Rows, ~tplS Cho!.u rriurus for
Italy to-dny are Tore dcl huuuIn
lot, twenty new cn4cs, ci"ht dcuih- ;
iuiipunup, twenty three cn,"t aud
twelve dcHlh., l,rUtu, tou cn-r- aud
eighteen GUtho, uthvrdielrrt-, twcn-
" in,cc rs..a aud eleven deaths.
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mr,h.na asnG Wire nnnoest.a.

CHcAGo, llI", sept s.--Ihis fore
noon man and woman woro found
dcad IN thcir beds NJ No $50, Twenty.
sixth street. Indications are they had
been Gcal nj loast two days Tho
bodies wCro those of John Ewright
and his bride OF week. They had
been ,uilocgtcl by coal gas escaping
Irnn a .iuNn-
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IIiL WEATHER,
nnhicnlinns fnrTn.nnr

wAsHEGros. D. = sept, For Tpta,
Pair weather Ia the northern por,.on, l,ssi
rains in the southern portion. Stationary tgm-
perature, variable wind.
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MARSHALL & Heard,


ltchs Of cycrykind cured in thirty
minute by Woollord's sanitary Lo-
tion. This never fails. sold by III.
Behrcn4, druggist, Waco, Texas.