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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-10-10
LURED TO SIN AND DEATH,
A Country Girl Led Astray by Her
Aunt Ends Her Life.

Atlanta, Ca. Oct. 9.-Four years ago
Elizabeth Carringe then a. bright brown
eyed girl just sweet sixteen, came to At
lanta from Murphy. n. c., accompanied
by her uncle to visit her aunt, Madame
Josie Hall as she is known in the demi-
monde, although her character was not
suspected by her relatives. By this aunt
she was induced to remain in Atlanta os-
tensibly to go TO work, but after a short
time she was led astray by her. Last night
the girl after a quarrel with her lover.
and tired of her unhappy life took large
dose OF morphine and died this morning.
The suicide was surrounded by circum-
stances which will probably result in its
being Investigated by the grand jury and
Whitehall street druggist may be called
upon to explain the selling of the deadly
drug to the girl. When the girl came to
Atlanta to visit her aunt she then lived
IN respectable neighborhood and her rel
life
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Hurt hy Dvnamite.

Waycross, Ga, Oct. "a negro girl met
with a queer accident yesterday which
may result seriously. The girl and two of
her girl associates were coming toward
the inner passenger station, and as they
were passing a crowd of negro boys, a
small dynamite cartridge exploded near
the girls feet Her head was severly cut,
and her body was torn and bruised. The
girl was brought to town by her COM
panions and DIR. Walker dressed her
wounds. 1t is not known how the acct
dent was caused. The impression Is that
the negro boys, who were near, threw the
cartridge at the girls.
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THALHEIM IN TROUBLE.
The Grand Jury Indicts Him on n
Charge of EmbezxIement.

Ocala, Fla, Oct. 9-The grand jury has
found three indictments against Carl
Thalheim for embezzlement and one for
changing the books. This is the case in
which Thalheim was the Ocala agent of
the Anglo-American Guano Company of
London, buying phosphates for them.
During the summer the company sent Mr..
Trubenbach to relieve Mr.. Thalheim, who
refused to give up the books, which led
to the arrest and developed the facts.
There was a supposed shortage of over
100000. New bonds were required in each
Indictment in the sum of 81 go
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Lumpkin, Ca. Oct. 9.-The citizens Of
Z and under a call of the mayor to take
steps to prevent the Georgia and Alabama
railroad from taking up the track from
Lumpkin to LauVale Junction. (This was
made known as the evident intention of
the railroad by some of its >subordinates
buying up the interest of some of the
parties through whose land the road
passes) They appointed a committee to
employ able counsel to defend the. town
from this effort to invade the rights of
citizens of the town and county.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-10-10
FALK CLOTHING co.
COTTON IN SOUTH CAROLINA.
The Crop Being Rapidly Harvested
and Sent to Market.

The Crop Being Rapidly Harvested
ana Sent to Market.
Columbia, S. c.. Oct 9.-The following is
the report of the condition of the cotton
crop in South Carolina for the week end
ing Oct. g.:
Rapid progress was made in picking and
harvesting cotton, so that it is generally
reported from the eastern portions of the
state that at least two-thirds of the crop
has been picked and a large proportion
OF II marketed. What remains in the
helds in that section is all open. and pick
ing will be finished in from two to three
weeks, If the weather remains favorable
In the western portion of the state picking
is less advanced, but even there nearly
the whole crop is open, and picking and
marketing is being pushed. The prevail
ing satisfactory price of cotton is causing
the farmers to sell as fast as gathered.
As picking advances toward completion
the smallness of the crop becomes more
and more apparent
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
CHATHAM MILLS

>~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~---~-~-~-~
CHATHAM MILLS
l. the name of one of our Justly pop
uIar and always reliable brands of
seIf-Rafsing Flour.
A few of the reasons why 1t is so:
Always uniform.
Always fresh.
Never Iumpy.
Never Sour.
Never faiIsto give satisfaction to
those who use fl.
Our other brands of SeIf-RaisinG
Flour, RED and BLUE, are put up
under the firm nnme, which is n
guarantee OF their excellence.
FAWCETT BROS,
Bay and Jefferson streets.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECAAL NOIlCES.
~~-~~~~~~-~-~-~-~~~~~-~~~ ~~-~-~~~-~~~.~
NEW GOODS.
We have arriving by every steamer
new goods from the best packers.
which we are selling ut the lowest
prices.
ANDERsON's PRESERVES IN D.
POUND JARS.
ANDERsON's JELLIEs IN 5-PoUND
PALS ONLY soc.
JAMS IN 1 POUND TINS, 1Oc.
EXTRA FINE CORN, Toe.
EXTRA FINE PEAS, Toe.
EXTRA FINE PINEAPPLEs. Zoe.
EXTRA FINE PEACHES, Zoe CAN.
NEW SALMON, LOBSTER AND
MACKEREL AT
WIN. C. COOPER's,
IS Whitaker Street.
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Shot a Man over 10 Cents.

Athens. Ca, Oct 9.-John Nolan shot
and fatally wounded Met Wheelers near
High Shoals Monday. Wheelers claimed
Nolan owed him IS cents, which precipi-
tated the row. Nolan escaped.
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FUNERAL INVITATIONS.

ANDRE-The friends and acquaintances
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Andre, are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral of their
youngest son, George w. Andre, at Laurel
Grove cemetery, at $3.50 p. m this day.
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MOODY's BIG REVIVAL.
1t Is Expected to Prove n Counter
Attraction TO the Midway.

Atlanta, Ga, Oct. 9.-The exposition,
with its Midway, is TO have a counter at
traction in the form of a Moody and San
key revival. All the arrangements have
been completed for the building of a NAM
moth tabernacle, for the revivalists, and
IN TWO weeks it is expected the structure
Will DC complete. Its seating capacity will
exceed 1000 The dedication sermon is 10
York
evangelist Moody viii preach his first
sermon on the first Sunday in November
5lter which he win deliver two sermons
oally. one Of the features is to be grand
Sno4iI, % add 70 the effectiveness Of the
revival against the Midway and kindred
attractions.
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SAVE YOUR MONEY.

P. Hagan sells the best MOnu-
ments, HeadstOnes, ManteIs and
Crates cheaper than the cheapest.
173 York Street.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

A special meeting of the stockholders Of
The Title Guarantee and Loan Company
of Savannah, to consider the question Of
changing the corporate name of the com
pany, will be held at its office, 142 Congress
street. on Thursday, 10th inst. at O. clock
p, m.
BY order of the Board of Directors.
ISAAC BECKETT,
Secretary.
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AS USUAL.

WE ARE Up TO DATE AS USUAL.
WE HAVE THE FIRST NEW GEOR-
GA SYRUP OF THE SEASON. 1T IS
EXTRA FINE AND THICK. ALSO NEW
BUCKWHEAT. SEND AND GET SOME.
MUTUAL COOP. ASSOCIATION,
C. S. VAN HORNE.
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NOTICE.
JUST RECEIVED.
NOTICE.
of Huntsville. AIabama.

Neither the master nor consignees of the
Norwegian steamer Bogstad. o. Thorlejorusen
master, will be responsible for any debts con.
tracted by crew OF said vessel
J. F. MINIS CO.. Consignees.
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Thomasvine want. Another Rail-

Townsville, Ca, Oct AT a meeting
OF the Business League of Thomasvilie
yesterday James Watt and s. l.. HAYES
We're appointed committee to attend
the meeting of the Southern railroad d.
ectors in Macon on Oct. 16, to confer with
them IN reference to finishing the road
from Triton to Townsville.
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MEETINGS.
zERUBBAnEL LODGE MOLE, ~ = ~

ZERUBBABEL LODGE NO.I5, F.& A. NJ.
A regular communication of this a
lodge Will be held This (Thursday) ~
EVENING at s o'clock NIX
The F. c. degree will be conferred. "
Members of sister lodges and transient
brethren are fraternally invited to meet
with us. By order.
A. b. SIMMONS, w. M.
JOHN RILEY. Secretary.
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HAUPT LODGE NO. SO. i. o. or

The regular weekly meeting of the lodge will
re held this Thursday evening at O'Clock
The initiatory degree will be conferred and
other business of Importance transacted
Members of sister lodges and transient
brothers are fraternally invited to meet with
us. BY order of
W. w. GORDON, JR., N. G.
A. N. MANUCY. Secretary
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MATSUKITA,
Ess. Rhine Violets, Vic Violet,
Violet de Parma.
Crab Apple Blossom,
and a fine line of standard perfumes
at BISHOPS DRUG STORE,
BroughtOn and Houston,
and Hnbersham and Hall,
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The sxty-seventh regular monthly
meeting of the Savannah Loan Associa-
ton will be held THIS (Thursday AT
TERNOON at l o'clock at Office of Law
ton & Cunningham.
II. c. CUNNINGHAM,
Secretary
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SCIENCE
And business in drugs. The
ability to know and combine
the best, and how, when and
where to buy it. You can get
it at ROwLINSKI, Pharmacist.
BrOughtOn and Drayton streets.
Telephone 465.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-06-18
nAsrARnLN STEAL

The i'i Reno iiooe makes some
terse, .rutAful points in he ioiowing:
The state Capital Printing Company,
through It's manager Greer has
brought suit against the territoria,
school land board, restraining them
from paying number of papers In the
territory for printing public notices Of
the school land leases, and other pub
lications that had been ordered by the
board. The State Capital got through
the last legislature a Kansas Republi-
can job whereby IL was to do all the
printing. binding and stereotyping
for he entire territory and every ter.
ritorial publication should be made in
that paper. Every honest man in the
territory recognized it as boJdling
scheme from he start aud one that
could never have passed leg gIslature
composec OF honest representa- YES
or course all the Democratic members
voted against it, but they were hope
lessly in the minority The best law
yers in Oklahoma pronounced the law
Illegal and in violation OF the organic
act. The school land board desiring
to release the school land of The sew
eral counties sent out a notice OF pub
Ication to the leading papers of the
counties in which the land was stu
ated. OF course this did not cost
Greer single cent and it was con
vinience TO those who wanted TO lease
school land; but now like the dog in
The manger, he proposes to prevent
the papers that published the notices
from getting any pay for it. We have
ever had any faith IN a Kansas Re-
publican politiean, but whcu they at
tempt TO enforce a steal OF this kind
by judicial process we consider it.
the culniunling climax ol cussed Kan
sas republican gall. This steal was
denounced as au outrage by all of the
papers in the territory, Democrats Re-
publioans and Populists alike. with
the single exception Of Hensleys Pop
ulist sheet, which hul the promise OF
part Of the spois
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rmr AR,pAnor ooIpr,Np

The Cloud Chief Herald Sentinel Of
the l4th inst fairly revels in gold. II
devotes whole page 10 the recent
discovery of gold ore, aud the head OF
he paper bears a bronze front The
paperssays the find is an absolute fact;
tlat Cloud Chief, the county seat Of
Washita county sis strictly In it,"
Weekly papers such as the Herald
Sentinel are not given 10 printing
fakes, ad the details Of the ind as
published in the Herald Sentinel may
be lied upon. The headlines Of the
per reads as follows: Gold. 1t
slittersi 1t sparkles; it shines; and bet
ter yet il will stand the most critical
tests OF the strongest acids; II is the
pure stuff; the latest reports from the
assayers are that it yielded $500 a ton;
the people are excited; farmers are
leaving their crops and business men
close their stores workmen de sert
their shops and strike bee line for
the gold fields two s'e'etof and;
shoyels selling at 50 esen, picks can /
be had.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-06-18
NOT SO nAo AFrnR AL.
The Atiitude of Brooklyn bicycle Kid
ers Toward Barnum's Tent.

The Atiitude of brooklyn bicycle Kid
ers Toward Barnum's Tent.
The Barnum circus pitched its tents
In brooklyn on Monday last. an opera
lion thai brought lie usual JOY 10 hun
dreds of small boys. but for tho first
time since the circus has occupied the
plot of ground at IIalsey
street and Saratoga avenue
the advance arrfra Of the tents
was not welcome Ga many older per-
sons. These wore beginners iu Bicycle
riding, says The New York sun. The
oval track where The horsos and Ghar-
lots race and where the big fanfare ot
the circus takes place is an admirable
place for bicycle riders to take their
first open-air practice. There are no
smooth streets In that neighborhood,
and every day dozen or more bicyclers
may be seen spinning around in the va
cant lot which has been made smooth
by the circus from year to year. on
Sundays the place has been almost
crowded at times with these beginners
on the wheel. The ground is not only
smooth, Jut Is dry. and rats on that
kind OF dirt amount 20 almost nothing
Day and nigh, the practice has gone
on. undl The bicyciers began to feel
that they owned the place. on Monday
morning last all this was changed. The
big tent went up before noon and the
bicycle riders who came around simply
stared and did their oes, 70 conceal
their resentment They admitted, Of
course, that there must Oe a circus once
year. but they didn't hesitate 70 say
also that they saw no necessity for
bringing the tents over a week in nj
vance. II was bad enough 10 be shut
out Of the lot during circus week, and
In their prejudice they saw no necess' y
for similar treatment for a whole week
before the performances began. Some
OF the brighter riders. however, 'ea4 led
thing or two. They found that the
man In charge Of the tents WASH very
hard-hearted. and II the applicants
weren't too numerous they got IN and
had the ADVANTAGE Of riding around
the circus al under canvas. They were
not only sheltered from the wind. but
they We're not subjected 10 the jibes
| OF the spectators. Those who didn't try
TO get inside the tent took TO the rough
4 streets and gained a new experience,
The advent Of the circus, therefore, was
not such a bad thing after all.
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II MlLL q pAR1lsAM-


senator fnrris ~ ~ N~.tH't. sp.sT
Movement WA y D.ns,yatic.
MDNPnis Tenn s.lnn %. "a he move
mcnt inauguratcd 10y prom aent demo-
cat, for the formatio OF a silver or
gan'2itiou within tse line, o. the
democratic party mentioned in Thurs
day nights dispatches, is believed TO
be a step Of the greatest Importance in
he campaign on tho currency ques-
zion. There were present at the meet
ing -ll democratic senators and othe S
wh "1ra Here attending the silver
con~e' 'Cr
sem ORG Ia. S, Dres and "urpie
r1rc bonCC as }CmIittce TO select
rcuroers 81 + 4atiCral 1xecu &C com
nistce consisting f 'n- nar rom
cocl ssote Sauato Iairts said JOS
tcray Tho eaguo wii DC
puro'T dcmocraGc rgeniaoNou
formed ior the purpose of sc-
caring q perfect 9reanisa tion
of Jhe silver democrats in ,hc country
lCr Sho purpose OF ooutolling the ut-
tcrancos of Jho next natOuH demo
cratic convention upon Jhe fuanoio.
question. I have no doubt That Che
great majority of thc people arc in
favor of FREQ coinage but unless
they organize it win be uupossi-
bic for them TO make tho next
platform An organization within the
lines of the democratic party lilSc The
one now promoted is absolutely essen
tinl to the success Of tho issue in our
next national convention
senator Harris also emphasizes the
fact that the nntioua bimetulic league
is to bc a democratic organization.
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myself am a bimetallist, bat ov,r and
above all am Republican and shall
go with the party"
In other days Ingalls, always insisted
that the party 80 with him Itwould
seem that. after all, the ST al fry
politicians had succeeded in tanning
the frey Ingalls,. His announcement
of willingness to wear uncomplain-
ingly the party collar, no matter II IL
does prove a mis6t, is, coming from
him. something OF revelation
There may be lesson for statesmen
as well as for states in the ingalls,
chastisement As senator he an
rough shod over the sentiments o. his
constituents IN the stump he was 50
impolitic and aggressive .ha' 'he a..
central committee was aoT pc cd .c
proceed with great caution n placing
hif u, leiuseu to 'o'.ow platforms
or parry policies r1d vas won Jo make
merry with the .ncn who sou ght 10 I'D
wise him
-Four wears OF private lie havc
.a1ghy their esson, and Ingaiis iu-
| forms Kansas JhaJ he is willing % 20
wi.h his party may not be such
picturesque -oic as sloshing about
4 tlrliug sarcassi sic cpigrnms at the ma
tional and state party management
but Il. is far Dcter politics for hiu.
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A SUBSCRIBER asks how many i v,r
dollars are in the treasury and how
many certificates have been issued up
on them. according to the last state,
ment, there are in the treasury s370..
lGi, 600 Of silver in dollars, sls. $50, 0OC
in fractional coins and sls4, 59s. 900 in
bullion. In the treasury there are
SG.Ge2, 0o0 silver certificates; in clrcula.
tion there are s3el, $4,000 There are
$50, 900, Ooe sherman act notes in the
treasury and sll7954,O 900 in circula-
ton
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WE beg TO remind Senator

WE beg to remind Senator Black
burn that the fact tnat Abraham paid
for his wife's tomb In silve; mas moth
ing to do with the case, We want free
and unlimited coinage Of silver in the
United States because it is best for the
people that we should have it and be-
cause experience has proven that the
demonetization Of silver was the worst
blow ever struck at the people by
friend or foe Senator Blackburn
should arm himself with plain. up-to-
date facts and keen on the trail OF
Mr., Carlisle. lie should give Abraham
q rest
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FOREIGN IMPORTS LARGE.
Tor Eleven Months There Has Reen al
Increase OF Sii.OOO,OOO.

Tor Eleven Months There Has Been an
Increase Of Sii.OOO,OOO.
WAsuNGToN, June l5.-1he bureau
of Statistics, in its report on the i'm
ports. exports and immigration Of the
United States. during the month OF
May and the eleven months ended with
May, shows that the exports OF domes-
tic merchandise during the month OF
May amounted to So 20, 625 gain of
) GOO 600 over May S94 For the eleven
months the exports of merchandise
amounted to only S730 G5l, 937. loss of
nearly S7i 900, 900. The imports Of mer-
chundise during May amounted to S66.-
025.0O0 of which nearly ST. 900, 900
came in free OF duty. The gain for the
month over May, 1891, was about SlO,-
600, coo, and for the eleven months the
gain was about S7i. 900, 900, or al
most exactly the amount lost ON
exports The exports of gold coin and
bullion during May amounted to S4l6,
756, and the imports, 81, s60,o26 For
the eleven months the gold exports
amounted 20 SG4, s3t 90, and the inn
ports, S33, O56, ,O05. The exports of sill
YER during May aggregated s5,727,0il,
and the imports TO Sii2, sI5.
During the eleven months the exports
of silver amounted to Sl4,3ll, 446 and
the imports To IS, 57G,47i. The number
of immigrants who arrived during
May was 40, IA. an increase over May,
1890, of about 100 During The eleven
months there wusafa falling off OF about
A. sDo
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ToPEKA, Kan, June D. The state
board OF railroad conn sioners yes
terday denied The app tion of the
mayor and council OF IN city OF Mich-
ita for a reclassificati. of freight
rates on cotton goods ( IN the Mis-
souri, river TO that point These goods
are billed as trst-clas 'reight The
complainants wanted ( IN billed rs
third-elass The board ield the pres
ent arrange Ien 20 be enable.
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ncnL.. aIo.ooo So,

LAcoN, H., June 15-knowles
Light ,of~the West, an imported
stallion valued at $4,000, owned by
Burgess lros., died yesterday. The
horse took frs premium at the worlds
columbian exposition. II was one of
the best known stations in America
and has been on exhibition in every
horse show since 1890. The breeders
considered Light of the West the best
draft stallion in America.
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natal noll.r E.nlosinn.

FALL RIVER, Mass. June ia new
boiler In the basement of the Langley
harness shop, a four-story building on
County street, exploded this morning
soon after sixteen employees had gone
TO work, blowing out the entire end of
the structure and allowing the upper
floors TO settle into mass of ruins. OF
the employees, nearly all women, four
were killed and two fatally hurt
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ARKANSAS CITY, Kan June IA
large force of men wer Dut 10 work
yesterday clearing up Sd ruins of the
santa Fe roundhonse paratory to
rebuilding. The new cture will be
mneh larger and co. twelve addi-
tional stalls for eng F., II reported
that the company ed an offer Of
$50, 900 10 remove th ops 40 a neigh
boring town.
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1He PRECIOUS METALS.
Increased Reports Ia Produo lion OF Gold
4,flVor for 1904

Increased Reports In Produo Ion OF Gold
and silvor for 1894.
WAsulNGToS. June 15.-Thc director
of the mint x. +. Preston, estimates
the worlds production OF gold for the
calendar year 1894 10 have approxi-
mated 5, S7O.jis fine ounces OF the value
OF SIS, $40 100 against Sl5S $50 900 for
!sO3, showing an increase during the
year OF So GA, 900 Tho greatest in
crcascs in the production of gold dur
ing the year were: Africa, Sll, 400, 600;
Australia, So O73, 600; United States,
States, SO, 500, 600, Mexico, 81 1875, 600.
Mr. Preston estimates the worlds
production of silver for 1891 AT lG5,
QlS, 33s fine ounces of the coming value
of S2li, ,3si, 900; the bullion value Of the
same at the average price wiz. G31S
ccnts) of silver for 1891, was sos, ,S4S, =
l35, showing difference be-
tween the coming and bullion
value of 500, 1872, ,065. The increase
in the production of silver in 1891
over SOB was 10, 900 ounces. The great
est increase in the production OF silver
was Bolivia, $40, 500, 900; Mexico, SO, e
800 600; Peru. s., 900, 600; Chilli, 81 400. o
900; Greece, 81, 400, 900 Both the pro-
ductiou Of gold and silver exceeded
that OF any prior year in the worlds
history
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Why do people complain OF hard
Il nes when any man or woman can
make from s. to $40 per day easily?
All have heard of the suesess of the
Climax Dish Washer; yet many are apt
20 think they can't make money selling
II; but anyone eau make money, simply
because every family wants one. One
agent has Tade Si7e.s3 in the last
three months, Aftor paying III expen-
ses, aud attending 10 regular business
besides. You don't have 10 canvass
As soon as people know you have u
for sale they send for a dish washer.
Address the Climax Mfg. Co, Starr
Ave, Columbus, Ohio. for particulars.
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Ilnister hanson

WASHINGTON, June 49, ri . is reported
here that the Illness OF Sena or
Matt w. Ransom, now United States
minister to Mexico, is nue. more
serious than his frienus have hereto
Fore permitted TO be known. Even II
he does not die, there IS cons cradle
doubt as 10 his return & MeN D. and
II Is almost certain that he win be
compelled TO relinquish mission
unless his health undergo material
Improvement