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Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-09-28
MONEY! DEALERS CONSPIRAC y.


Now turn to Washington Congress
has been in session for forty days,
called together by the most cxtraordi-
nary sensational message ever issued
by an executive OF the United States
only parallelcd by pronnnciamentos of
the revolutionary republics 10 the south
of us, and to-day senators and repre-
sentatives openly declare on the floor
Of the respective houses that the panic
induced TO justify 1t has passed. The
country is so full OF business and fat
with products that the whole power OF
the money dealers conspiracy is unable
longer to keep il down That despite
the efforts OF the foreign and domestic
brokers, the treasury, he president
and supple-lsueed congressional con-
tingent, this conspircd pane cannot be
longer maintained. The recuperative
energy and the abundant vitality OF
trade is overcoming 1T all Kansas City
Journal.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-09-28

WICHITA, Kan, sept, 23.-Andrcw
Pautele, of Little Rock, Ark was
brought here y sterday from Enid. %
T., wounded IL the arm an hea,. lie
was between the two Enids night be-
fore last when attacked by footpads,
who showed gun in his fac. l'antcle
showed fight and was wounded 10y a
shot in tho ,rm and then knoc ell
down with the butt end OF gun, 7 he
robbers took over $3.50 from him and
then laid his body across The railroad
track, where he was seen in time by
the engineer Of the northbound train
on the Rock Island.
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WIN Not Accept Reduced Wages,

OMAHA Ncb, Sc T. a3.-Thc pro-
tcctive board OF organized labor en-
,loyes OF the I'm on Pacific Railway
company wi begin meeting here
next Non lay TO canvass the vote re-
Gently east by '.C0 members on the
matter OF the 10 per cc.t rcdu ton oil
wages ordered 10 take effect sept. i,
also Ia pcrfe - scheme OF federation
Of all ciupl yes into ona body u is
r. ven out that the men have nnani-
mou,iy decided uot Ia accept the cut
;omc of them havs agreed TO loan TO
III, g Tp ny 20 per cent OF their
wages until Jan, J,
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POLITICAL.
FOR ms TAyCR.

FOR INSTANCE
In the Forty-fourth Senatorial Dis
trict. composed of the counties of Chick.
asaw and Floyd, the total vote stood
last year, 3,4i5 for Harrison, 3,26t for
Cleveland, l79 for Weaver, and 81 for
Bidwel, the prohibition candidate.
The total for Cleveland, Weaver and
Bidwell was 3,5oi, giving the rcpubli-
cans clear majority Of II in the dis
trict
There Is To be senator elected IN
the district this fall, aud Frank Wright
announces that unless the republican
candidate is true blue, or up to the
standard on the prohibition question,
he will do all he can TO defeat him. We
suppose he calls this standing by his
principles. But is IL? Can he accom-
plish anything for prohibition by elect
ing Democratic senator? We suppose
IL prohibition was not an issue in poll
ties, there would be no question of the
election OF republican, and rs a
United States senator is to be elected
next January, the man elected from,
tins district will have vote in deter
mining whether u republican or demo
crat shall represent lowI in the
upper house of congress, Mr.,
Wright and those willing 10 fol
low his lead seem willing to aid
In elccting II democrat, who will
vote for democratic United States
senator, who will also vote for the
absolute repeal OF the present prohi-
bitory law and the enactment OF u
general license law, aud then hope To
defend their action by procaiming IT u
light Tor principles. But II Is not. 1t
is SIMPLY Jealous fanatlcism that can
not be defended 10y any course OF hon
est reasoning When prohibitionists
turn over the state to the democ rats
they simply defeat prohibition for all
time to come That Is so plainly true
that IL is useless to waste words In
proving 1t. AS senator Harlan says in
u recent letter, declining an invitation
To join the fraction who recently nomi-
mated l., = Coffin for governor:
II we republicans should thus indi-
rcctly assist the democracy To win u
victory In Iowa, where we have an un-
doubted ma jorty of the legal voters, II
would, rs 1t seems to me, be like com
uniting suicide IN the name of virtue, To
enable the devil to triumph over cur
own souls, without the least prospect
OF the slightest benefit to come to any
good cause from this gruesome sacri-
fee. Waterloo Reporter.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-09-28
Yelled Prophets and st Louis Fair
Via The Great Wabash r. r.

The Yelled Prophets and great St
LOUIS Far is on a larger and more
magn 6cent scale than ever before.
Train leaves Des Moines at o'clock
D. IN. Oct. end. Veiled Prophets APP
pear IN st. Louis the evening OF Oct.
3rd st. Louis Fair Oct End to 18th
inclusive. Fare for the round trip
$40. 81. which includes admission to the
fair. Tickets on sale Sept. 3Oth, good
returning Oct. 10th. Make your sleep
ing car reservations now and be sure
of your berth. l.. NJ. MARTIN, Com
nercial Agent, Des Moines. Iowa. ).
W. FLINT, City Ticket Agent, Dcs
MoncS. Iowa.
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VICTORY FOR THE FARMERS


Minnesota VIII Build u state Elevator
ut Buiuth.
ST. PAUL, Sept 25.-The argument
in the famous farm RS state elevator
case was concluded yesterday after
noon on the application made by
Henry Ripe Of Martin county for an
injunction aga nst the state railroad
and warehouse commission and
the stat to refrain them flom
cNpending money to build the
state farmers eerntor at Dulu h.
At the conclusion OF the argument
Judge Willis announced that he was
of opinion that the in junction should
not be granted and that he would no
interfere with the state or it's officers
IN preceding to carry out the act of
1893, which provides for constructing
The elevator. This is n great victory
for the Minnesota farmers, as they
have been making hard fight for
three years to secure an elevator on
Lake Superior.
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THE MARKETS.
DIES MONIES.
CHICAGO.
rive rersoos Drowned.

BosToN, Mass, sept 90. = The
steamer Palaline, which arrived yes
terday fir IN Matanzas, brought three
survivors from the wreck OF the Brit
ish schooner Windermere, which was
capsizcd by a sudden squall eighteen
miles from Mol lie The vessel was
bound to that port from Key West.
There were eight persons on board,
including the captains wife. Those
who peris ed were Captain John Carl
ton of 20 t i.ornc. y. =, aged 30;
Mrs Gertlu1e arl ~. aged -; Mate
Trucman Hon Of Annapolis, \. s.,
aged -; Henry Sands, oos, of An
napolis, aged ~: aud Daniel August
seaman OF liavrr. France. aged 20.
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INDIANA STATE FAIR FAILURE
Columbian Exposition Cut Down the
Attendance Perceptibly.


INDIANAPOLIS, Ind Sept. 2o.-The
prediction of several members of the
state board of agriculture that the
state fair could not be held at prof
this year while such attractions
were being held as the Columbian Ex-
position was fully verified when the
Fair closed and it was found that The
loss would aggregate slJ,C0O The
exhibits were nearly as la "ge as usual
and the stock show in IN my respects
better, but the Attendance during the
week was smaller than for any other
Fair in the history OF the board. The
attendance on Thursday, for instance,
usual v reaches 5000 or 10000. but
yesterday oily 900 persons paid adj
mission. The board has determined
TO pay all premiums in full, notwith-
standing they reserved the right only
to pay in part.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-09-28
nad Zoo many sweethearts.

COLUMBUS, Ind, Sept 2a-Frank
Linsmith, so years old, engaged in the
feed, wood and coal business, commit
ted suicide last night by shooting him
self. The deceased was bachelor
and worth about 5000. When his
clerk closed the store last night Lin
smith tod Linn he need not reopen it
in the morning. Linsmith's body was
found in shallow water in White river
with bullet hole in his head. II .,e-
veloped ut he had two sweethearts,
and friends think that indecision as to
which one he loved best caused him to
take his life.
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nrnnth Rrnken At Last.

MONMOUTH, H., Sept 22. For the
past twenty-four hours IL las been
raining here almost ince ssan:,y.
Crce1s and streams that have been
dry Tor months are now running.
The rainfall is heavy ono The
great drouth that has been prevalent
all over this section of coun try for
months is broken at last.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-09-28
Crausd by Her Husbands Death

ROCKFORD, ILL.,, sept. 20. Mrs. An
drew farr. the wife Of the hicago,
Burlington AMI Quincy engineer re.
ceitly killed at Quincy, was Frustrated
by the shock and laterdeveloped start
ling symptoms Of insanity. She W S
tn en- 10 Aurora Yesterday, where rcla-
tives % Il hu Ian live.
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stole over 100000 In -Four Month.

ST.. PAUL, MINI, sept &c -Adolph
Krug, the defaulting ey-treasurer of
Seattle, will be taken back TO that
city to-day. The sheriff of King
unty, Washington, accompanied by
1 Effective Sullivan, arrived here yes.
terday morning and the officers of
Ramsey county promptly turned the
priso or over to them In the four
months that Krug held the Office of
treasurer of Seattle he embczzled u
';ttle more than $500, coo.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-09-28

IL is reported that suspended silye'
mines in Colorado, Utah. and Mon.
tana owe San Francisco powder m
panies upwards of $4,000 which IL
is impossible % ollec'. Requests for
payment are answered with "Go see
Ilopcla nd =
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nis Coal Operators Fall.

ALTOONA, Ia, sept. j.-Livrigbt
Mccoy & Co., the most extensive soft
coal operators in Clearfield county,
with main Office in Philadelphia
failed yesterday. II is said that tho
cause Of the late Gen. McCov's suicide
was knowledge Of the impending
crash of this firm, of which he was a
mem Der.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-09-28
POPE MAY LEAVE ROME
Italy's Hostility Likely to Drive Il
Holy See to spliu.

Holy See to spaiu.
ROME, Sept. 20. -SIgnor Santa Maria,
minister of justice and ecclcs iastical
affairs, has resigned his Office. The
reason given is that he is not in
accord with the governments plans
for reopening tbs conflict with the
vatican. In view of the increasing
symptoms of h stility displayed by the
government which are attributed to
the popes friendship toward France,
the vatican is again considering ar
engagements in regard to the pope s
exile from Rome. II has already ap-
p led to Spain on the subject II may
be remem bcred that when the qucs-
ton of the pope's leaving Rome was
agitated some time ago efforts were
made to secure his approval To a
project looking 10 the establishment
of the Ilolv See in Spain.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-09-28

CENrHAtiA. III, Sept, -. Peter
IIeiss, n wea thy German citl en-. rom-
mite suicide at his h"inr IN this cit
yesterday mornin by hanging him
self temporary in anity is the cause
assigned.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-09-28

Iowa democrats are beginning TO reel
very shaky about elccting the next
legislature. A prominent Iowa demo-
crat who was interviewed ut Chicago
the other day comedies that the sena-
torial contest in Iowa will draw out a
very heavy repu blican vote, and insure
majority of the legislature TO the re-
publicans. Omaha Bee.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-09-28

Gov. Boies of Iowa seems 10 imug-
inc that the only thing necessary TO
secure the return Of Prosperity in the
country is 10 rekindle he fires IN the
brewerles and dis,illcr'S of hiS state.
That ne regards as TIL MAJ issue. -
Inter Ocean,
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-09-28
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.

FOR GOVERNOR
FRANK ID, JACKSON,
or Polk County.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR:
WARREN \. DUNCAN,
OF Lucas County.
FOR RAILROAD COMMISSIONERS:
j. w LUKE,
OF Clinton County
FOR JUDGE SUPREME COURT:
q. =. ROBINSON,
or Buena Vista County,
ron SUPERINTENDENT OF INSTRUCTION;
HENRY SABtN,
OF Franklin County.
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CONGRESSIONAL.


SENATE.
Washington, Sept. 20.--George of Missis-
sippi opposed repeal and Gray Of Delaware
favored It,
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BOOK NOTICES.

''The Life and Letters of NJ. p. O'Con-
nor" written and edited by his daughter,
Mary Doline O'Connor. Dempsy s. Car
roll, New York, publishers. Cloth, SOL
pages. For sale at Estill's News Depot,
Bull street, between Congress and Brough-
ton streets, Savannah. The Life and
Times of NJ. p. O'Connor are interviewer
with the history of some of the most eX-
citing and momentous events that have
occurred in South Carolina. He was a
leader whom the people loved trusted and
willingly followed. A man of broad
views, great determination and excellent
Judgment. he made an impression that
will remain long after the present genera
tion shall have passed away. He was an
actor at period in South Cardinals his
tory when the state needed the services
of her wiseSt and noblest sons, and she
got those of Mr.. O'Connor in the fullest
measure.
In the present volumefs presented his
biography and many of his orations. 1t
is an instructive and interesting work
and reflects great credit upon the author
and editor For style and eloquence the
orations would be well worth reading, even
if they possessed no other merit, but they
do possess other merit, and those who
read them will feel well repaid for doing
81. tiC bOOh 10 OliC DLldb fFOltlO DC III ~
liable to any library, and there is certain
to be a large demand for it, not only in
South Carolina but throughout the coun-
try, for Mr.. O'COnnor enjoyed a national
reputation.
''The Midnight Elopement, or Robert
Wayne's Choice, - by Emma Sanders. J. S.
Ogilvie, publisher 81 Ross street, New
York This is a sensational work, and
those who like novels Of that kind will
find this to their taste.
Honor" by Maude Howe. The Price
McGill Company, 455-473 Cedar street, St
Paul, This is an Illustrated story and an
excellent one 1t is interesting through
out The characters are strongly drawn
and the plot is well sustained.
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LIST OF VESSELS
Up, Cleared and Sailed for This Port.
STEAMSHIPS


Maude [Brl, Homer, at Charleston Aug 49,
karoon Brl. Freeman New York, sid Aug Q
Miguel lSpI, Pinillos, Barcelona and Genoa,
sid July %
Martin saeuz [spl, Terol Cienfuegos. Due
Oct /.
Shtratespy [Brl, Dunn, st Michaels sid July3
BARKs.
Concettina IItall, Criscuolo Trieste, sid
June y.
Flid NOR, Jorgensen, Barbados, sid March
%, via Curacao.
Angelo .Itall, Radiet. Barcelona. sid April 3D.
Linden lNorl, AanOnsen, Flushing sid June Is.
Loyal Nor, Gregersen. Ham burg. sid June q,
Platon Nor, Andersen, Arendal, sid June %
Lovsprtng LNOrl, Schive, Algoa Bay, sldJne
Is.
Harold [NorI, Christensen. Hamburg, sid
July 6.
Aurora [Norl, Koss, London sid July 2.
POseidOn LNorl, Christensen, Havre, sid July
20.
Gler [Brl, McNutt, Glasgow, sid July 20.
Ceres lNOrl. HOrch, London. sid July y.
Onward Norl, Olsen, Belfast, sid July "a.
Wimeria lNOrl, Olsen, Hamburg, up July Is.
Basto lNorl --, London, sid Aug 3.
Audacia Port, Ferreira, Rio Janiero sid
July 8.
Law lAusI, Jorgensen, Plymouth, sld Aug 5.
sCHoONERs.
Stephen G Loud. Pierson. sid Aug A.
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snvnnnnh. g. Mav 1ath 1ea2 -Nessrs

Savannah, Ga May 18th. s92.-dessrs.
Lippman Bros, Savannah. Ga.-Gentlemen:
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ly Ash, Poke Root and Potassium) as posi-
tive cure for all their distressing complaints.
My system was so full of malaria my con-
dition was growing very serious. / had no
appetite, was losing strength and completely
broken down In health, but now my health Is
fully restored and can eat like a field laborer
without the slightest fear of any serious re-
suit. | really feel Ike a new man.
l take great pleasure in telling the world
that +. p. p, did the grand work of restoring
me TO my accustomed health.
Yours truly, w. $. CHERRY. -fAd
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You Are Thinking

or place to spend the summer. Write
now(a postal will do) to the MorninglNews
for suggestions and information. Facts
about any summer resort in the world,
any railway time table, the circular of
any hotel or boarding house, sailings Of
steamships, hints about routes-whateve
you want to know-will be sent postpaid,
without charge, on application, by spe-
cial arrangement with the Recreation
Department of Christian Union. Address
the Morning News, Savannah, Ga.-Ad.
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Memoranda.

New York Aug 1l-Cleared, schr John H
Tinse Burge Fe Fer Rrrived scnr The 10.
..Lpins townsend, Savannah.
brunswick, Aug 1i-Arrived. bark Bruce
hawkins. Quincy, Boston. Cleared, steamer
55itrar1 rBrl Hawken. Hamburg land
s9sf,siI. bark Yamoyden, Walters, st Paul de
GIlnsndo. Sailed, bark Lennater Rusl, Der
wick sehr PriselIa 9GrlP iaii Iglii" scbr p
S- Eltarnandina. Aug 11-Sailed, schr George II
AIp5iadelphia Aug 11-Cleared, Carrie L
Godfrey. Somers, Charleston.
Satilia River, Ga, Aug ll-Sailed' Joab
Cook Warren, New York.
Cbarleston, Aug l1-Arrived, schr Wacca-
NAV from New York.
Hamburg. Aug l0-Sailed, steamer Glen
wood Bril- Charleston.
"C6arIeston. Aug 13-Sailed steamer Transit
rRri Berg. Savannah; bark Karl Won Dolien
1Swl Mattson, London.
[Brl HOrner, Charleston.
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sen. NJ Poilitzer, MAJ 81 RIVALS. Sanford =
hocs, X A kolinski, = r s. W Ry. savannah
street Ky, q Sauls. J $ Silva, r steve &
Co, p Schwarz G. p Suits s. Co r Samp-
son. J T ShUptriue q Bro. Jno sullivan L b
springer, smith Bros. r c smith order notify
4 Hoe a 60, Solomons a Co. II solomon s.
Son. G. W Tiedeman & Bro Theus Bros
w Teeple s. Co, Southern c g. V Co.
southern Cotton OIL Co Wakefield & I. h A
Wheeler p u Ward, West 6 Co. steamer
Katie, steamer Alpha. steamer Bellevue
steamer G. Barker. southern Express Co.
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-.,--,snfn Tallahassee. Asl>ins, New York
CO Anderson. r,,,,.,rss r,,,fad.,-,,;.
-s.a',lnsbfp city Of Savannah, Savage, Bos-
49, 81 Anderson
Nll.sarsr Ethel Carroll Augusta and way
s,ls- w Il Gibson, Manager.
laAL-n,sr bellevue, Garrett, Daren and
,,s9.Iggicly-W 4 Gibson, Manager
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Eearthquake Shock at Mattinata.

Rome, Aug. 12.-Repeated shocks Of
earthquake destroyed one-half Of the town
of Mattinata, on the Adriatic coast. Sew
eral persons were killed aud a number
injured. The Strom Boil volcano is in
violent eruption
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Per steamship City of Savannah from Bos-
tOn-A [. Creed, Mrs G II Thomas, Miss M
Hoasey w J Chambers, V Young, e Z Col
cord Miss Lena Hall, E Thomas = Gregg,
Miss II E MAY. W A Smith (coD, 1 steerage
Per steamship Tallahassee from New York
hin c h G Fell f W Human, e B Lawton
and wife B Nussbaum, X L McLea, A
Beach + E Kmland, w Mitchell II Y Wat
SON L Z Culvar Jno TierOneY Miss l. Shorey,
Mrs ] Tieruey A Dandney and wife. Thos
Fullan JnO LawtOn and wife, 7 Magyar, j
Compton H Godfrey, A Harris. H Garwtch,
L F. Mckinley Miss A Doringham Miss j
man. Master Hoffman, Master G Hoffman
and Storage.
Per steamship City of birmingham for
New York; W Mcintyre, J w Mclutyre Jr,
Mrs Blum child and nurse, Miss M Savage,
Master Walter Blum. Miss Mary Blum, Miss
Katie Blum Master Wilie Blum, Miss Annie
Shuman Miss Nellie Gordon, Miss Mamie
Dwyer. Miss Lizzie McQuade, c A Schreck.
Male Henderson, Mrs Dirsker, Mrs Ball, G d
Kline, ThOs f Fitzgerald, Miss Wolf, Mrs
Flynn, II B Plant and servant, F l. Spethe,
Chas Wolff Miss Nellie T Walsh, Miss Emma
Meyers. Mrs Gilbert, Miss Ellen McGrean,
Misses Gilbert, julius Leopold, J Werburg
c Sancker Master Frank Mcintyre and maid
Miss Ethel Mcintyre, Miss Catherine MCln-
tyre, j Il King l. Lippman and wife, Miss
EuniCe Lippman, Miss Gladys LIppman, G. l.
Line Pritchard Jr, Henry Blum, G w
Owens, Mrs Josephine He'll and sister, E d
Smith, DR. W p Flattery, Mrs L A Einstein
and daughter, Miss Hannah Einstein, Mrs
Einsteins maid, Mrs c Hall. Miss Benlap
HeXter Miss L Jack, Miss Ionic Nelly, Mr.
Heating and wife, L Edmunson, w T
Garner. Chas Marks, Kainety Jr + II Bay
uard, NJ brown. Mrs Lippman's nurse, Ada
Lewis, ID Wel5oerger, and steerage.
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Per steamship City of Birmingham for
New York-l5O bales upland cotton bales
wool. 1899 bales domestics and yarns, 225 bbls
- ar feet lumber II turtles p bblS pitch
IN pkgs fruit, 285 bbls OIL 2S2 tons pig iron, So
bales moss 2l7 pkgs mdse.
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sniled YesterdaY.

Steamship City Of Birmingham, New York
Tarl ~sogstlord Nor LONDON
RIar., ~ettende Mai Nor, Cork
IB3 1-i5 wallis & Sohn [Gerl, Gutujewski.
IarE Autocrat lNorl, Riga
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For Over Fifty Years.

Mrs. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP has
been used for children teething. Itsoothes
the child, softens the gums, allays all pain,
cures wind collie, and is the best remedy for
diarrhma. Twenty-Five cents bot
tle.-Ad
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That was a disgusting tramp helped this
morning, said Mrs. Smythc OF Bungtowu
Corners. Il gave him pie ana asked him t.
saw some WOO I, and about ten minutes later
he came in and asked me If ia mind If he
ate the wood and sawed the pie. Harper 5
EaZar,
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Ladies' Linen Collars and
Cuffs, in sets ............. l6c
Balance Of those Zoe Nov
els, all popular authors,
go Observation-Disclosures. &c
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If you feel weak
and all worn out take
BROWN S IRON BITTERS

When Baby was sick, we gave her castoria.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gavethem Castoria.
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pilot charts and all nautical information
u-ill he furnished masters of vessels free Of
charge IN United States Hydrograpnlc once
in tbe custom house. Captains are requested
10 call at the Office.
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A Little. Surprise Party!
For Next Thursday Afternoon Aug II, to $50 p m only
Some Station'y Some Notions.
Some Jewelry.

Breast Pins, Stick Pins,
Hair Pins, Cuff Buttons,
Pin Trays ....,.......... 10c
Pearl Beads, Gilt and SIl-
yer BandeauX. Novelty
Stick Pins, Hair Pins.
Links, Buttons, etc ...... 15c
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Indigestion, and Stomach disorders, use
BROWNS IRON BITTERs.
All dealers keep IL, 81 per bottle. Genuine hae
Trademark and crossed red lines on wrapped
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-08-14

at once we would open fire Thoy had
seen enough. Suddenly they dismounted,
came up one by one, gave up their pistols,
and In half an hour were ali in Jail.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-08-14

The question which confronts US howled
the orator, lis how to confront the question. -
Plain Dealer.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-08-14

sunday. August b. -.