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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1895-07-31
WILL PLAY FOR A PURSE.
Spooner and BIoomer Bali Teams te
Cross Bats.

NTUsS
Spooner Wis, July 26.-[Special.1 !
The Spooner baseball team will play
with the Boomer team next Sunday for
a purse of 500. Spooner has the best
ball team in Northern Wisconsin, having
played eighteen games and lost only
one this season. Last Sunday they de-
feated the Hayward team S to is, and
two weeks ago they defeated the Shell
Lake nine for a purse of $3.50 by score
If To
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1895-07-31
JUST LIKE WAUKESHA,


Green Bay will Soon Have a Beach
Resort.
Green Bay, Wis, July 27.-[Special /
Arrangements have been completed by
the Business Mems association for the
purchase of property at Bay Beach upon
which to erect large clubhouse and
summer hotel. 1t is likely that work
will be begun on the building in a very
short time. This involves as we'll the
completion of the boulevard leading to
Bay Beach from the city and the ex-
tension of the electric railroad to the
hav shore
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1895-07-31
KILLED AT HIS POST.
Emery Wheel Bursts and Strikes a
Young Man at Racine.

Frank Kraupa, a young married man
employed in the Belle City Mallea BILE
Iron works, was Instantly killed this
morning while working an emery wheel.
The wheel burst and one of the pieces
struck him in the stomach He leaves
. wife and three children
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1895-07-31
CLARENCE GOES TO ENGLAND.

AtCPO1I EH16G VIII
Mosquito Rulers Claims.
Berlin, July pa dispatch to the
Cologne Gazette from Washington says
that the Nicaraguan question is about
to be reopened. 1t is added that Chief
Clarence, the deposed ruler of the Mos
quito territory, who has been residing at
Kingston, Jamaica, as a pensioner of
Great Britain ever since he left Nicara-
qua, is on his way to England, where
it is believed in some quarters his claims
against Nicaragua will receive support.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1895-07-31
Four Children Burned.

Louisville, KY, July pa special to
the Post from Big Stone Gap, Va, says
that John Hicks house burned last night.
Four of his children burned to death and
his wife and one child were badly burned.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1895-07-31
PILINC FOR HOLLAND.
American Pine TO be shipped from We
Superior

Superior.
West Superior, Wis, July 26.-[Spe-
cial. ]-Gebhard Altoona OF Rotterdam,
Holland has been in the city the last few
days endeavoring to perfect arrangements
for shipping piling to his city, where a
very large dock is to be built. He states
that American pine is considered the
best piling that can be used in building
docks
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1895-07-31
RIVAL DOCTORS FATAL QUARREL
Mob Is Hunting the Assassin at Nor.

HIVU ID HuHIIHB CN6 AsSassIn at Moi.
risOnville, Ill.
Morrisonville, H., July 25.-Dr. Rea-
soner, a prominent physician, was shot
in the stomach last night while putting up
his horse in his barn. DR.. Entrican, who
has frequently threatened to kill Reason
er, has disappeared. Entrican is being
hunted down by large crowd of men.
Reasoner will die.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1895-07-31
THE SIGMA CHS CONVENTION
Roanoke's Charter will Not be Re
stored.

stored.
Cincinnati, O., July 26.-The attend,
ance at the national association of Sig
ma CHS was more largely attended to-
day. The hardest fight was over restor-
ing the charter to Roanoke college. II
was decided by a vote of 10 to Is that
chairman casting the decisive negative
vote. The case will now go to the
grand council
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1895-07-31
FATAL CROSSING ACCIDENT.
Beloit Farmer Struck by Train and In.
stantIy Killed.

cL Be s Wis July 24mIL;Sf 81 l.
across the Northwestern track on a hay
rack, just south of the city, was struck
by train and instantly killed this morn
inc
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1895-07-31
Amnesty for Armen1ans.

Constantinople, July 24-An imperial
edict has been issued granting amnesty
to all Armenian political prisoners Many
Of the latter have already beel released.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1895-07-31
FIRST OF THE oLEO CASES.
The Day Spent in Securing Jury al
Madison.

Madison, Wis, July 26.-[Special]-
The first trial in the oleomargarine cases,
that of Cory Bros, grocers, charged
with selling oleo colored to resemble but
ter, was begun in the municipal court
this morning. The entire day was coz
sumed in securing jury.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1895-07-31
A UGUST WIGGENHORN,
Matchmaker and JeaUeJer.

Opposite Bank OF WATERFOWL, corner Main and
First Streets Keeps constantly on hand a large
stock of Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Silver and
Plated Ware, etc. Particular attention paid to
repairing watches, clocks. jewelry, ETC., and war
ranted to give satisfaction.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-10-02
9iitet @mA por Idliderm,

pel&e ben Wsartt Serpeien unb araHte. bic tbnsn In
bic 9dube fallen. um ibr @eIb briuseu, unb mas NOD
f6Itmmer, burdb ibre S&winbelmebt5tnen bdufis hes
ren eetben perf&itmmern anb 6rpntid raden. Bir
trfhuen nur uniere gidt sesen BITE @eeltaaft, penu
MIR bas gublitum Dor bteien seuiienIcen getrasern
warneu. GtpaS @Drii4t ieitens bes Rdufers i9hst
hieisn Dor Betrus, weuu er fOIsenbe Guwetfuns TN
@ebd&tutb bebdIt Uaun tauie nie In @sbinben
(8diisrn Obsr arhser), benH tas d4te Ssfteter's
Maasnbttters mtrb nur tn GIaden rertauft, lpeld3e
ee bdbf6e In Stabl secene Gillette rasen, bic ben
aampf ct. GeDrs8 NIT bem Dra@en bartlett Yin
Gube Bets ein Mtuaurs Gaefmtle ete nterI&rtft beS
8rdftbenfeu bet 9pfetter Co. 1leber ben Rcrt III eine
MetautapieI scipannt, auf peI&er ber Rame bes grs
titeS unb tn ber Wtte etn Weeatapntopf seprdst III.
ebeu, eer sefdli@teS Sciteitcr8 MaseubitterS pers
fault, perben mir seri&tlta belansen 6eine hrsuoe
Beitrafuus 1T uuau8bietbltd.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-10-02
Seras Staats Tair nub 9allas
Nnstelluas.
Gprbett nn6 SiBiimupns. physical
culture" =SDritellung.
9alas, Geras, 10. Gftpber bis
3. 9fpnember 1895.
yfieorige Grfnrfions Maten anf Der
Santa &c Giien6abn 9inie.

Sir bic 9eras Stats 6air unb
Dallas 9lusftellung, melde anl 10.
October erDffnet, unb fir ben Sermin
biz 5um 3. gtopember 1895. bauern
tpirb. Dfferirt bic Santa Sc @iienbabns
8erwaltung uiebriee @rfurfonsraten,
6ins unb Rnffahrt fir ben einfa1en
Tabrpreis. pnn allen pnntten ibrer
3inie, Sidet5 haben big gum 5. Nos
pember 8iiItigteit.
NuBer Der oben genannten @Tfur.
iipnsrate tperben mod iSabrforten bon
alen 8untten her 2inie berfauft. bic
anf 3 (brei) 3age mad beren 21iung
giiItig limb su eiuem Marimum preis
BON $5. Sieies BON alen 9tatiouen,
beren einfa9er 4reis mebr als S. bes
trdgt.
9ie physical culture" Worfel.
lung non @prbett unb ssibIimmons
Ilpirb am 81. October I'm 10 llbr Bors
n1ittngS itattfinben.
,Stir ben l.. Nopember bat Brdfbent
Stuart beS .Sloriba Mtbletic Club"
NIT Maber unb O'DonneG, tpie aud
&pan uHb Smiib 3met 8orfteauneen
.arraagirt, fir einen @intriitSpreis.
@rturfonsf6abrfnrten mad Da0as
werben nod Obigen 4ngaben, fir bieie
8orfteaungen bertauft.
@intrittsfarten nit relerbirten SiBen
.finb burb ben 4genten Der Santa Sc
81 be5ieben.
@auft Cure Billette su 6auie, um
bas @ebrdnge am 9lmpbitbeater au
bermeiben. IF
II %. 8. @eeuan,
@eneral Paffasier Aseut.
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9as ueue youesStar> yalnis.

28ie fidb Die ileik'sen 9anSe rcgen,
g0ie fieb baS tnnmeit ,inbertuanot,
2Sie tie ba flDpfen, bamnteru, ideen
Hub miikis bleibet fetne @ano.
Wiit mabt'9en Gnaoern idbiperbelaifet
Srifft @a9en oa nm lSaaem ein
llmb nimmerbar tuirb bort aeraitet
9Senn bod, fidb auftbirmt Gteim amt
Giein.
ltnS tueldbem 3iuede = tppllt Sbr
frageu,
Ser ftolae @au Seiuibmet iei2
Sas lit, te1 tutu'S fpfOrt Cad fa9en,
Gie iteue "Lene Star" Brauerei
9r6nt erit 0OllenSnng bas 8esinnen-
Set meinem @Drt, idb fab eS sern =
Damn fiattert npn ben b1d5iten 3innen
Die Sabme NIT oem Giasel=stern!
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Wanslid)er Stnsberfanf.

@ie ale Sabre, 10 finbet aud bless
NAL bel uns ein sdusIiber Musberfanf
Der Waaren 5u 8 pDttpreiie en-
ifatt, nm 2aum gu MAIDEN fiir ein
bollifdnbia neues 2aaer.
Wir oferiren beifpiel8neife: uns
fere $500 6errenfbube fiir iiur 1925.
uniere $500 2abieS .Drforb@sS sS1ube
gu Slips. 3inberi6ube bebeuteab
unter ibrem @ertbe.
9lqe @dube bon beionbers gutter
Qualit1t.
Sine rSies", tleines MaB, bic 800
unb $3.50 tOifeten. perfaufen mir ieBt
ftr $1.25.
6predt Dor nnb iiberseugt @u9.
@tnberella 8 @ub,YaIaF,
gde 0Ouiion StraBe unb Apenne 6.
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N,tnbreiie SsiMette.

2siet bic beridieoeHen geIesenbei.
ten. fur tpeI6e bic
Siihli@e Racific = guniet Babu,
rebusirte @un6reiies8inette nod 6iiIis
den pldBen Derfauft.
GoncIabe Sempelritfer, Boifon,
Wfaf. Cine Rate flr bic &unbreile
II. bis %. ausuit; siiIns bis gum S.
October 1895.
Megen ndberer gin3eIbeiten wen6et
gu9 an ben nd6fen 3idet Mgenten
ober on
@.W. 8ein 2.S. gGrfs,
Sraffic Manager, A.@.p. & S.M.
0ouifon, Ser. Soulton, 8er.
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Gs lit fein eJrrtbum.

Die Suniet Woob 60. fann
@u9 an @urem 9OIS unb aoblen @elb
fparen. sic bat ben gr0Bten 0ors
ratb In San Nntonio unb bat bic Naens
tur fur bic beriibmten Me9laiiter Sns
bianer $erritorium 4obIen.
Selepbonirt an He. Selepbon 81.
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YMener
YaNagesSiQette auer Mrt
W Wadl nnh non Gnropa
Stuii@enSe6ss1faten nie0riger ale
ie 3i0Dr.

Sept 1T Die 3eit, SiGets gu Eaufem
unb Bertpanbte uab 8efdunte aus Der
alien Seimatb beriiberfOmnten 3u laifen.
Wegen genauer SnfOrmaiiOn wenoe
man iih an
Wr. 80. S. DpmnG
6enerals Baiiaaiersalqent Der Nfalorp
Oampfer 2inie,
523 @aii 6ouitpn 5traBe, San Nns
tpnio. 3eras.
Offi3ieller Mgent fur ale europdi.
fben Dampfer 2inien.
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photographer. Man bringe bieie
ytotis ober 3ifets. bic mau BON iraenb
elmer 8a1erie in San Nntonio bot,
nnb @allamap8 @alerie, 513
@aft 9ouiton Street. mirb bofiir elm
SuBenb i1bne @abiuets photographer
fur 81 so liefern.
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- Der MiiantbrOp babt Ile-bis
auf @ineu. ben er ni9t tennt; Der
philanthropy i9liebt BON ieiner 2iebe
nur eSene aug, bic er tennt.
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pSlfcrnmsssiffer.

2ebrrei6e Seoba1trngen iiber ben
3uIammellbang BON 9luSbolSungen Der
@alber uno @ntp0lferl1ng etneS 2anoeS
ipltrbe al Ser SanD ltatilttl6er 9iads
meile in Srarfrei9 geaa9t. Oreibtg
Departements, in benen 9an5e @dlber
auSgerottet fporben lino, baben felt Ser
letten 8olfsSablung pom Sabre 1886
nidt meriger als $4,000 @tnlpobner
perloren. G5 barf fait als Elm Natltrs
geleb selten: Sollen bie Tbdler be-
wobnt leiu, mitlien bte 8er9e etnen
auSrei9enben @albbeitanb aufpeilen.
Oenn menn Der 8ergriden fabl lit, 10
pollenoen 8ersitr0ne uno lpanbernbe
@leti6er ibr 3erlt0runsSmerf, obne
baB tbnen SinOernille i'm @ege iteben,
pernibten Die &ultlren unS l9memmen
ben pf1ar3entrageroen Sun1uS fort.
Ser Manufacturer, ben Der 1rfrrGtbar
geporOene Soben rirDt mebr er1ldbren
fana, lebt i'm @lenS ooer lpanbert aus.
Die 9(usbol5ung lit ollo ether ber
6anpt9rlntoe Der Gntp5lferung. Nlle
Sanbltri6e 9(frifas uno s(liens, bic Der
Wenirb in ieiner 3borbeit ausgebolst
bat, itno g9iiiteneien gemprben. Sem
tralalien beo0lfert lt6 inteber, 1tt6t
nury neil bic NuiIsn. bort eine Giierz
balm gebaut, Ionbern Dor slllem, neil
iie it'd anl9ider. bort lpteber @alos
idonltngen an5ulegen, mo Die turfmez
ntiden Hfonaoenltanln1e Gteppen ge@
if)affen haben, Inn fir ibre Seerben
@eibelanb gu lGaffen, 8annf6ldge
perbrannten, ba8 ua6lpadienbe &niez
bols perniftetea uno ben 9anSen Sooen
pollltdnotg ab9raIen lieBen, Sn Tranfs
reid bot man bere6net, haB bic burd)
1eberi6memuungen berporgerufenen
sd,doeu ii6 bort idbrli6 auf 80, ,OOO,~
900 8rancS be5iffern. @etn man allu
in ben 9llpens uno EgrenderlSeparte@
mefttS bur6 9(npflanSung reuer @dl.
Der ben lleberi0welt1mungen Salt ges
bieten f6nnte, piirSen bie Slurf1doen
auberorDentli6 perringert iperoen ltaS
bas 2ano ldbrli6 piellet6t so, 900, 600
Srarc8 erlparen, mas Ser Grbaltrng
BON 100, 600 8auernfanilien glei9<
fame, Die bel bem jesigen gtanbe Der
Ginge lpirtbid)aftli6 gu @runOe geben.
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Der beuti9e Gremit,
@eorse 3itmar, rpurbe Dor &ur3eln
toot in ieiuer Siitte in Garlisle, GIL,
aufgefunoen. Seit so 9abren lebte
Der ionoerbare 9au; allein urb i6loB
fi9 bon iebem ltm9ans NIT Menf6en
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MSattbteS 8rDtbers,

Gleif&er 9ouHons Strabe
2ieferu bas bor3hsIi6ffe &inbs, Sdaf.
unb S6neinefieif6. g pe3ialitdt.
Sunges aalbfleif d. 4lle 5or-
ten BON WurIt.
Beiteaungen perben in irgeub eiurw
SbeiIe Der Stobt fret obgeliefert.
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Die 81 enbabnfabrt ais
$ e I'm ittel! @egen 9ieruen.
f6lpd6e, bic mobernite aller &ranfbei~
ten nit ibreu Gefolge BON Maoen<
.leioen, drOnildem Gopfl6mer3 II. (.
No., miro bonn 9lerpenarst meiit glnz
regun9 Ser f6rperli6en Sunftionen
ourd 8dber, @leftri3itdt, Mallase,
9etlgDmnaltif H. (. lp. peroronet.
Gines Der belten Mlittel, sei6lpa9ten
Nerpen bur9 9eubelebung Ser geiamms
ten aGrpertbdti9feit neue Spannung
Su Seben, iit-oie ldnsere @ilenbabns
fabrt. STE bearbeitet ben GSrper 70
ienersiI6, 10 anbaltenb unb babel TO
sleihmdbig oaB na6 unieren @rfabe
rungen nrO 8eDba6tungen, f6reibt
'weniSltenS Die vGtienbabn> 3eitnng
eine Sabrt BON OreSbelt nafb gSien,
Ofia@en OOer Sranffurt geniist, einem
3teufditielllfer lteuen Sebensmutb,
appetit unO erlpad)enDe Qebensfreuhe su
seben. gSerben Die @iienbabninbrten
unter Snnebaltltng BON 9tubetaoen
furtaeieet 10 miro Der Nerpenidwa6e,
Sa 3erltreuuns our9 neue @inbrude
unb Die burb ba8 Heifen berporgerltfes
men anTorheruti9ett an Die @nergie cas
0etlmltrel Der Gifenbabnfabrten inter-
lriiten i6on na6 ,tma Sebn 9agen Der
palltuen bie aftioea S0rperausarbettune
gen fol9en lailen, unb gu SUP, inb
let9teren 8ergtouren iibergeben f6ne
men. n@ir unterbreiten ltnlere @rfabs
rl1ngen ben Serren IerSten llnb mini
i9en, oab Defenders bic Serren @pe>
3talsGerste fir gierpenleiben bielem
Mittel Seadtuns i6enfen, einem
Seilmittel, oas Dor alien ben SorSus
bat, Seoermann lei6t su9dn9li9 unb
fir Wenaub, S@werfranfe au89euoms
men, f9dblid 3u iein.@
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Nuflens Slrnicn snlbe.

Die Bette Salbe ber gBelt far S&nttte, Qustiauus
gen, @ei&plre, Gieber= unb Sauts Gusi&las, Sle&s
ten, seiprungene 9dnpe, Uroibeuleu uub ale Sdutz
lung. g6atse 3uiriebenbs surauttrt Ober bas GeIb
lpire jurlderifattet. 25 Gents bic Gda@tel. Gum
0erfauf tn allen Apctbefcn.
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- gS giebt Sage, bic 3tpei Rd6te
3aben follten: cine benz S6Iaf, eine
BEN Sorgen.
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Sn 8erbinOuug hermit III elm
Gii@s mnb 9tm mternsWs arft.
Sdsli9 friide Slide, IuHern, Wilb,
@eflisel aller Nrt. Seiepbon 399.
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6err 6. sannig. Columbus, o.,
fdreibt: Sd lit ieit Sabren on befti>
gen, uerb0fen &opfihmer3en, bic feie
mem Mitiel peiden pollten. bod tpurbe
i'd bur6 bic Wnwenoung bon Or. au<
gult &0nig's 0amburser 5ropfen polls
iidnbia geheiIt.
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9rinft &naanb's Ebee.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-07-29

Il was a baggageman on a passenger
train on the Chicago, Burlington and
quincy road for i've years before came
east" said the one-story man with the
yellow gOatee, according 20 the Detroit
Free Press. In my day no man on the
lace OF this earth could beat me at trunk
handling, and I got the name along the
route OF The Destroyer ] expect / did
smash few hundred trunks yearly. but
/ wasn't half as bad as they tried TO make
me out. / had a curious notion about
new trunks. 1 never got hold Of one but
! didn't Just ache TO smash IL, while l
handled the old ones with all a mothers
care. 1 think got malicious about II.
but the feeling was beyond my control
And WHAT ! Queried.
W ell, one day on the run up to Chicago,
there came aboard particularly hand
some Saratoga l was mad that day. any
now, ana no sooner got hold Of that big
trunk tnan / saw way 70 work or my
and had checked of my numbers, l
took on my coat and vest and went in for
a row with Saratoga / banged her and
slammed her and knocked her about and
jumped on her, and in the course Of hf-
teen minutes she was the saddest wreck
you ever saw. BY the by, when I got
explain the damages to the owner, and
while thus engaged il seemed as If some
OF the contents scattered about had a
familiar look"
Yes, ! am listening"
gathered them up and hunted up the
end Of the trunk to look for the name. l
LOuuu certain initials which sent cold
chills up my back. l wasn't dead-sure yet,
but was feeling like a fool. when a woman
came into the car, saw that wreck, and
uttered wild shrek"
Yes, she was the owner, of course"
Yes. of course"
And how did you get out of the scrape?"
never got out of the scrape. I'm in it
yet. II IS thrown up to me every day of
my life"
Then the woman was"
MY Wife! Yes, she was going up to
chicago on a visit, and unknown to me
had planked down s2S for the Saratoga
10 pack her buds in. 1 had tackled and
wrecked our own family property, and
though l have bought her silks and satins
and diamonds since then, she won let up
on me. 1t got out among the boys and /
Just had TO leave the road. 1t got into
the papers and had to leave Burlington.
Say
''Wen?"
Never mind, though. I'm out of the
railroad business and running a butcher
shop, and It won't hurt me to have the
story republished If 1t does l mean to
stand II. I'm a chump, and chumps have
no rights which newspapers are bound to
10 respect. You needn't even try to make
1t easy for me, for my wife has 50 newspa-
per articles about IL in a scrap-book. and
every time / get little off she points to
that book and says:
Houng man, come down. You are the
chap who Knocked the stuffing out of a
trunk which cost you a months wages!'
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A Bold Attemnt to Rnh-

A bold attempt at robbery is being 10,
petrated upon the people everywbeTe :.
the south, in the efforts of unscrunulo'-.
persons TO sell them an inferior article ;,
take the place Of Simmons Liver Regu,a,,'
the Red z. It's Worse than robbery Il
takes the money of the sick and aflictad
and gives in return preparations as min,
Simmons Liver Regulator as is the cha.
ter Of such deceivers compared to the ma,
of honor and integrity. Forewarned !,
forearmed. Save your money and proteo,
your health by taking nothing but Sin,
mons Liver Regulator, the Red Z. It,srb,
Old Friend that for more than sixty va,~,
has blessed the homes of the land anS
brought long life to many a sufferer vi
liver troubles. You can rely on its dom
as much for you. Health and wealth CON-,
to him who takes Simmons Liver RegI,Is'
tor. Look for the Red L on the fror,
Of the package, that is the guarantee =,
the proprietOrs that the medicine is gaO.
uine. gu
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-07-29

Speculation as to the number of bales of
the growing cotton crop is beginning to
occupy the attention of those who are in
terested in cotton. 1t is conceded by all
that the growing crop will be much small
er than the crop just marketed, but how
much smaller?
1t is not questioned that the average is
smaller this year than 1t was last, and it
is admitted that this year there
was much less quantity of fer
tilizer used than last. These
two factors are themselves sufficient to
justify the statement that the crop of 1886
Sc viii be considerably smaller than that
of 1s94-95 But there are other factors. In
about all the cotton growing states the
crop is late and the plant is smaller than
it usually is at this time Of the year There
fore. even if the remainder of the season
should be favorable to the growing and
maturing of the plant the yield Would be
much below the yield of last year The
best observers and those whose informa-
ton is regarded as the most reliable, ex-
press the opinion that the crop will fall
short of 100000 bales, and they say that
if favorable conditions should not prevail
generally and continuously. the yield
would be much nearer 6,OOO, 600 than 7OO0.-
900 bales.
The cotton farmers should look at the
situation carefully and Judge for them
selves whether or not they should hurry
their cotton to market. There is no reason
why they should hurry The most of them
have made big corn crops, and, hence, are
in a position to wait. No doubt the price
Of cotton at the opening of the season
will be much better than it was at the
opening of the season Of 1S94-95; and If the
crop estimates are anywhere near cor
rect 1t Will steadily improve as the season
advances. Last year the farmers were scar
ed into rushing their cotton to market
They were told there was a 100000 bale
crop. and that If they didn't get their cot
ton to market early theywouldn't get any
thing for it, They won't be scared that
way this year. The present crop is going
TO be a small one, If the reports thus far
received are reliable, and the prospect is
that prices will be considerably better than
they are at present.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-07-29
BRIGHT BITS.

There is one good thing about the old
JOKE; The crowd always knows where
the laugh comes in.-Dallas (Tex0 News.
lille, what are you doing out there
in the dirt?"
Il have just planted chicken to make
an eggplant grow."-Harpers Bazaar.
bachelor: 1 am told that a married
man can live on half the income that a
single mhn requires.
Married Man: Yes He has to.-NeW
York Weekly.
There are some women who, If they
We're to come down stairs in the middle
of the night and find a burglar in the
parlor, would ask him if he had wiped
his feet.-Truth.
"Bingle's wife says she thinks heaven
must be something like Boston"
W hat does Bingle saw"
he says he is tempted to become an
agnostic. ~ shington Star
He (decisively): Women are fools.
She (sweetly): Well. if there is any
thing in heredity an acquaintance with
some of their sons would lead US to think
so.-Pick-Me-Up.
Teaeher:Which letter is the next one
to the letter H?
Boy: Dunno, ma'am.
my nose?
Boy:FreckIes, ma'am.-Tit-Bits
German Dizer: What do you do for
a living when your summer boarders
leave you?
Berkshire Farmer: WAL, abaout same
same as I've been doin'-keep on fat
tening hOgs.-Iruth.
Johnnie, dear" said his mother, who
was trying to inculcate a lesson in in
dustry, what do you suppose mamma
would do for you If you should come 10
her some day. and tell her that you loved
Lick me for telling a falsehood," said
dear little Johnny. with the frankness
OF youth.-Pittsburg Bulletin.