davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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n..rl,.nr H,.ncn >nrlrrrh

J. l.rwaa sam Il"wu reports That 'n"
rr.o tasu.rs t4-Iru I- Do i.tai ur' X q u,.
,.r.aua swept AVA. nIi IA" iu' ~dNuE
n.tr- tur walls. lrl,n~ ana marf ul the
trtr. .I.u rooms
In..'ae GuHIuT rurr was -thruwu INTO
lH.lr I.'-.a and grounded.
IH,.-....... I~ ,l" 20 rgH rsarl > 600
a..U .r irlHrnl in rrpulr 1Nr- damage
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NAVAL WAR COLLEGE CLOSED.
Capt. Taylor. tia. President, Ia H..
Given sea- DUTY

N,wp. rr K. T. sept 20. Today marks
'nr pl,~r rl The urIlrd SIaG,S naval war
college course rf 1886. The slight formal
exercises II he closing wrIr held this
morning ,,ud comprised an address, of q
rather &C., ruval nature III review 81 The
w.rk of the season.
The course HHs lrrU very successful.
capt. Iayl.r IIr president. - expected Ju
he. shortly relieved aud given >,'H duty.
capt. ,i.uurir' wII p'm'aHly hr I'll" next
pr,.~Idrnl uI the ,,llcgc.
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HELP FOR AIAIENIANs.
massachusetts W {. I. L. Asked
To h.. Cnr,. OF IniIIY

Boston, sept 80" Mrs Susan Fcsscu-
den. .prcsid"nrOItn Massachusetts Women 5
Christian Temperance JuOn. received "a
DdhlcErHm TO-DAY from Miss Frances WI
Irrti. nc-.rIr.E Ma~-ae aehUs"tt> To- entertain
rurIl Arwcuau> until work CtU toe found
Miss Willard lu her cable message. sand.
Ihr>" people ar" DYING m MIrScll"> 90
Those desiring To give arr requested,
200 send name aud address, at one" 10 Mrs
Susan ; FcS~euGcu. No. lTl fremont
street. " {. /. [ hcaGquurt,r> Boston
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mnmrnn..ln nnrlnr. IN s.--lnn.

ra,Irartphta sep r" A-i.U.nrr .f
prDrI~ ..~rr Jrag aI tLr.r.,rI Gtv's. ..,-
-l.u o. ne tnr,">r, ud atuuH rYuyru-
ri.g, aT lH. EuH"npHr., .'Hrr MrH,l So
lIrrs. Du... 81 jh" ir.ul', IaIrur .,I, tuai
81 ur. rrmhrIIum bI1.rr pg' lGvut 81
-l. p,.nu- ylv.ul1 state i.IT4 Of H.alrl
uu,u IEgl"ul, r"Et.l "li.n- li- firi~ state.
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n1l1lmnr,. M h,,.I.ncnlrminl,

Tn. Cnruu Wh"rIm,u a. Ualiiu ore Will
l-lr the ,i'N >uu'iIN IirN viii rivr
for Wn~muptuu at. . "',!uck HuG would
ur glad To- havr their in"u'i~ meet lhrm.
'shc party win I've firty strong.
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PRINTERS AND BooxpISpERs

LETTER HEADS. HooaIrt~, Pamphlets
print them promprly--Ho dt-lpp aintmrnt--
Cc.trar Power House. Room 30
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,...l-Iu.n.l.-.un..l.NlIn.1l Ar.lln-

DI.u 'unmru sep, 'u. IHr Ger
u..a r'utn rr IIra.uuaHIa. wHi,u wa.
.u!r mlg'u-Iv trIf"d aud .er"I go i'urr
I...nI. has sailed for >rwpur Now
.iH IHmal,:, Corn l-l,ut ar the Mu-
gai'r 'n'~l has h,rn u,'Hl-u Ir "r-m
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\..vx Snrl,.r saved IN, Ir.v.

London. sept 30 The steam yaohr In
irrpid owned hy Mi. Lloyd Thu.niN Of
New York passed rrawir Point westward
today. having un lunrd the crew Of Ihc
bark cntino which was wrecked or
MUmbi"'S Head on September -
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Millinery, Wraps, Silks,
and Dress Goods.

There is not a department stor,. 10 tins
city which dcvoteS more time aud energy
10 the advancement of ils husiu~, interest
than We du, even though wr bc compara-
lively he youngest of them all
our success has been phenomenal Oar
upi"-dsieUesS is shown los our prpgres. s.-vc
IDEAS OF trru- the FIRST - display aiI which
'S new. pretty aud ready ~ demand.
Our prices are made 100 vuur urhaIf We
are her" to serv" vogr interest and at
your request we VIII at any tine within
ten days refund vpur money II d Satisfied
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.I.r.cx ncmnrrnt, nrnrgnntlr

Ncwark y J.. sept 20 The state
uer..r-l. vnsniaI.f.n lrlI ats lIE-t mrr'
lu- Iul'~ urT quarters d. Nr-r IaTk s. -lG-"'
'l.- .Grrmn... 'aHimIm ru,r rruuc>E ro
au entire r',r-"aila'. O. TIE oEr,uuyt
guuu.Efc" .uu su election Resulted a- %.
Iut.n Ia-.aIg. II T. TanL Camden
uasl Crater M.nmparH James "
Laumu- Mercer. NuHau e. DAILY. Hua
son. HfMam -. Nnllr-l. Huu' cTIug
I.H,u r. '..e wrHlg Du-.HIu'i"s WrieIrpTe
,cr.,1 Iu The Attendance
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10 eco MORE FuH CUBA.
spanish G".vrrmant WIN Again RE
lnr..r...- ,t.n " ~ I..r
car %,I prices nchnng.d

Madrpl. sept 80 line government ma,
Gr, r.,-,I -,..,il.f. ...uu~r...tlr.I~t ..ut
To- reinforce Iar spanish army.
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nrit,sn Crn,srr ON II Rnck

VIUturil, Is. e, SrpL. Sol - reported
herv that the British cruiser Wild Swan
struck a submerged rock In Clllao harbur
while under full speed. Those who know
the place say that her chances Tor escape
from total destruction are rew.
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w l. L Enn1hnll Irnn

The Washington Light infantry hrys have
dee. td"h Ia organize q iu"rlHil team. ana
e HuriIuE Tor that purpose viii hc Erld
SHORTLY Inr team should hr - good one
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N.s6,.,,t. .,I,tir,. Aprntu,.d

Ainau., y >. sept 20 Gov Merton
today d"~igu1irl iu~iio" G"orr" Il Brad
icy Of Corning. y. !. a. it>su,inlc iuSric,.
in the second wGirI1l department in the
place Hs.dr fn"'H' hy ~" death II Justice
Cul.In + Pratt.
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unnnn,. Cnmmcnt nn nrvnn,- Tnnr.

wien kri TINS afl,ruruu what .u hrs
opinion ".4!u o.. the "lir.l % Mr bryaL :
-pr,.. Iat ktn- tour ~ the Last, sud "I
have. IrlTHurl IDm trllrI.iUg uI Id.
grrrI-lu- Nj Hgyau. From nay standpoint
Gu uu' ~rr l.w his personal tnGr can
have I.H. effect upon intelligent ana
r.4rlalul"t people
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Flauc...s treaty Regarding rum.

rats, sept ,u. Erfr,' na> ,DI,iuarI
treaties w'u Au~'rH. ana llHlH 40 regard
ga Iuu., and uuw LuGiaua's refusal To-
rcupuuy. h,r most favored ual.uu rights
at me llrycu'- Iumt- frl,. becoming ru-o
.urrl. French territory
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YnIr rInyrrs Injured

Three or Yule's players were Injured
nr practice Yesterday scranton, Hal" aud
,aUwalIdrr. |, Is improbable mat Cad
"alutcr viii play again this sea son.
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SNIP uw NER ARRESTED.
Ohm u. Hart or i'htindrIphrn charged

John -. Hart "f i'hl.adt'lphIn' = 'mrg"d
with Cuban tiiihu~t,ring.
TMfsaepGaa. s,i. "1.- Juau j. Hart
TT IlI-,f... ...a. u. ..I .... man i'-in..rIp
lrr Va arrested today ga Il warrant
.,.,rGtu- nIm WIKI vugtEIuG 100 Cuiuu
rlfim.~ rrruE , NI"dIunu un 'h" >trai.rr
I..ur.rla rn,,.,d tu! irrprr Uurrd
states CuUuI~.l.l.'r EduUad
trp. Alurrr. .il l4r IauIiGt is uuHrr
..I ar NHi.I.ll.... Hr.. GA 'hr sang
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i,nI,an ~qundrnm al SaInnrc,

~uIuI,I. -cU- - lNr IIIUUU ,VuuG
r,n rI grtr-iup> trl."E rrrn Iuu... and
10 Us auuuuu,st rrar 'rr EgirI-1 .uuturpu
vlIE soon follow
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PORTE MAKES SHOW OF JUSTICE.
S"vcrU! MuS~ulmun> Sentenced To Eli
teen ears Imprisonment

C"nSlaHuhppie, sept. -. he govern
mvul lrUuuuI. TODAY Sentenced To uflrrn
years inpusoum"uL raCn a humber uI
MuN~IlmauS VINO wrr' convicted 81 taKIug
part Iu the recent uDJs. these are the
ur-t nutvrN VINO have been tried aud
tuhnd Emity since tHr late ma>Strre~. me
tununm dNu PASSED sentence or dratn
upom al Ol the .Armrn!auS VINO are known
or suspected Of having taken part IN the
seizure OF the Ottoman Bank
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Berlin, sept 40. The LpkHl AnZeIgcr says
tina, lmc s'nIan has iIrdgcd ms word
10 Baron Won Spurma Jritscn. the German
ami Il ,~,dOr to IurKry. that It any fresh
disorder occurs IN toustauiImupl' only The
police and military wall he used To- sup
press them. Tue "mployucul pr men armed
with cudg''i> I" dl,prr-e rioters Will not ne
allowed.
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COLLE( (IIDN
OF
DEIINCfj IN 7
TN\tES.

amount or au ar.
-.nrs. rnd .ar p.'. of th, saN .roar last
preceding rn~ GHrn uE sale. 500 .r'... -.
#l.a a .lH.m ru .a -.ra r1-in 100 fnr lr.u
The mnna.pmu.
u-r.Ia .....,... n.. however. 'h" wnuld
,,. purchaser l> -py r'lE favored nrnaurr
rlr law has n..n $50 construed a- Ia
r..ahr Hlm 60 present .raEI rrN"~ lm Arrears
r,,r.I' :Aa-. off ,n" last fr-,al s"a'. JUS
...w H.l.. T.l. ,..- 3d.. N.- 3D.. r" H."t-.
aau of r'r~ Iaw every rrsr lua u,sv great
gu u.u~upr o. works ra I,. rn.,..Htiau~
r.>fa.rr r- SIT rrrh bt Collector DAVIS
ma.ls". .u.- .1 Poi. l'u"r
Under the present ..w. fnau~aua- t Io.
lars % .ir.EaVa'u' taxes aT" .lnI. .lsI.. can
,rl.G .r.r. duplication. and jHr Nl~tIIDt
-rrn.~ fs wrrI"~> FOO prevent 'i Hh ili>
-'Htr Hi tiL'n'- Ha.>f continue nH.li Trtiri
t- granted 10y Congress IL X llI. ~l"".
herewith ~Heu. ..i.'i- '> tH" result .i careful
revision ami consultations witt lhr ll~
'rlct attorney ard rH" r,mwut"r~ ul ''It.
grr>>, and h'r,. seems 10 %" y" good T'',
S.i why u should mol receive Congressional
Sanction, I'HG"T pres" u' conditions "1r lIN
stiles Hrr uIucIraHy aEraDllE" ITra the
. tIv' hat a ~Elr means is tuaS "Il Hf'!''i,
under cover &C Law. fnr no" 'au'"lla'hlI'i ~
arrears ur taxes
Wiuie go" a"r'-" pr'prrJy holder paw
his taxes prompt lE. e. Few iJk'' 1dNHuiiS"
ng oar drlr,1ig,'. laws and cvIdr lh"lr duty
sI~ good citizens. thus Io,s wing the burden
f1ll mech greater upon thc prompt lax
nI yer To xiv" am iIna ef jn" "N'"ul of
Ju~ practice ! u""d only tn mention that
over SO goo Iu arrears "l taxes w"r' can
cel"d during 'jr pas wear. and %" amount
VIII greatly increase iu the tE'Ur. unless
she proper n"u"dE is ppll'.i
a...-,..- D..u. ...-... rI.u Collector
H.st>' report goes 80 Stow Z" what an
extent rh" ,uu,,I"ua"l,.~~ real estate .wrrr
a1n imTa>a ui.u lhr conscientious tax
paycr tn" furynr % axes rh.. lt'"r .alrv
burden wnr,t hr himself nushr ."
bear
rnrrr Is neither rugm" nor reason IN
-r."n g condition of affairs Congress mas
been requested more than ou,r'n change
n les the pr1o',."ur ~ q proper law t"
,ufurc, The collection pf 'a>.~ iu .t"
ir.~'uo'. hur has turned 30 deaf eur To-
sU rurrrari,'- auu Iypr.-,,.la-lar-. !. Is
t, ir ,ur.I r'l.. fIn necessary lue.-.f'Huu
n..y D.. perfected before M. c..-" ur rAr
next session.
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THROUGH RAIN TO M.KINLEY

Castor, a.. sept 80. After ou alI night
rlD" on $50" ,trs q part, OI 400 culug.
-a~tIy voter iuu Center county,, Pa.
arrived 49, u'riggk ruls morning aud
marched through d, binding rain 60 the
Z Tabernacle.
Major Mrklu!"y took ava earl. md hurried
or"ahrn-. and WIS driven down ln meet
his visitors 30 few urHurUi~ after their ar.
rival III, appearance" On rh. stage was
go" signal f,r an nnlhur>l Of cheering
Tue men from Frun~ y!yama forgot all
about lucr long rid" and the dismal
weather They threw their hats 10 inr
sir and shouted. cu""reh Iul applaUdrd rur
nearly five mluut"~
I4" spokesman dw"lt gp.u Tho ulErr-I
tied iudu~trIr7 ur Center county and tn,
cIty ur Hrlriuulr. nud said That farmers.
coal miners. Quurrym"u ana iron wur."rs
were largely represented Iu the i"gIIIyrl.
He CLOSED n REMARKS by assuring Major
Mckinley luat Horu~yIHIuu would eve
uIfu 200 600 plurality.
\ ErcIr many UijlI"u~ at Canton and
stark counties Otto. oaruc from Center
c1Gutv. P"uu-y yIvdulh. ANA wnru Major VI.
hIuIrg rr~'. TO respond he -puk" nf tins Uu,I
aud pild trihul- L. tbr excellent character
pr il,. people who came -1n . IIo from. that
prri II unsyIv1uI Continuing MIlur
Mckinney ,p,k" II l"urlh on The issues ut
the campaign
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Weeks Of Preparation

Have accomplished result, that We have.
looked forward 10 with pride. ANA now that
wchave perfection M our minds We orfcrnur
ideas to- YOU for Your inspection aud crit
crSrn.
In addition To Thu, announcement, we
shall give as souvenirs the lowest pro.
merchandise ever quoted hy ANY other
house IN the United States
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London, Sept 81. The Berlu CORE
>pondrnt "f the Standard tclerripns rrat a
dispatch received IN TINT city from con
sjaullmuplc SAYS tHIt tnc governor of
kmIrpIr rsprr.> "a q lhuusanI y TIurulInS
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Our Fourth
Grand Fall Opening
THURSDAY,
FRIDAY, and
SATURDAY,
October 1, 2, 3.
October 1, 2, 3.

Tbs occasion affords us the means II
making Your acquaintance much closer wit,
our new Fan Creations
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n J "unrr RAS 'NI"'''>'. " ''lN'''.
n ,f rr..n1.r,pc ~iIIl mas Jus, been 100
..r.d lnr Lannon'S IRON gates of 'ar
Daulh~ have just nrr',
LESSONS opened nd ,n, ,apa,-
,abn. harurr h.fwr,.u
turupp-r.ua l.Nv"rI-.rj-
HY \ pr uar nr,t.rr u,rr i',
n,..,l removed Tr. COM
PfLA plrrIur ,t lDi- ,rtarprl-'.
wnpI< winch ~rpIr"d tu. OK
prudlHre ( mra. i.a
.igu, ,r dollars. aua Evt- "I"r-"t.r.A car
ae,5 forward r.r several .r.,r~. is nr .lr.
,.r.1labr. ,.n.morulH yaIur ~ hE
..a.n. III connection wIDa lnr Man ANAL
WIN allow. ..a sma-'ipn 10 be- ESTATE
r.,..G with jir Ru.r. ana Tie. N.ri. >,.a.
ld lu4- Grain .ua ahrr pr.au't- now
lDtvll. raa.a o.. raHraua tr.i-nr-. ear %"
transported n.ram. .n,a tn m..H- t,.ta.
.-,.sb.arI Ir Is 30 I.rA- r.iu.aA y. rh"
. festivities with wwr. %" poopi. g uan.
.ar. have. Iu..'....- teen .rIrhrluur their
.rI,uG.4u .aE-...5.. r..i4.n. I.r l'
.p-u- ap new --lna,a.-s 80 .,,."ee.. ln1
Industry
. Do. -...l.r g-r.rn- "..I lr'' ."iN 81. ..''"
a far.rra. H.ul p.Aueal tDaruG. a~ O.
. viii hrr- Hr. .,.u-rr mm4nnn l... t"l,.
/ ..Iar. .,ptrrtra i. ulr cot Hua..rla.
.,. HE..i..t .ua -rTFI. .t.a - mIg a.orr
.r I,.- -..r..a-iy :Irrr 1ur fuurr ur to-,
.i.s-'ur- c..a.rN. T....n ...v..'r. ..r.
..m-ia"r. '..r.- ..a pee. lati...- %. ..c.. lu
.,rst q. Aaacst. ra- ',.'u 'n" slowing rt
ll- mpr..,w'u 90 ire "aran'.-, @ u.
..r..s r,rvsr-. ms a1.,fln iar,,r-
fna Irtrl -.rr- ar.t g.. u t1ra.
lives rrra lur oppressive .,urar ai.
90. of rj' r..i,.al- .na un". -i.u.a n..
'...so nrai- upon .'r @nroI....... .'.' a'.
..ranI'r, ,l rlu.aan@ ~ ...... -l.
~tc'...,l ,..,r-',tc .aaai. as 'a,.. ~
winch 'hr rr" r~i .n" -rn. "'-'..a', ts.
r''"l =. l'." "-l-.-lll ar. ..r,. l0.' VIII
.a.t .'.sr 80. 'a -G...rr Iatr I'D 'a" .arn.
rr- pruul,.
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der -rpu.I n .- tga
rrruEl 80 Hr -p ~g'.-
dent. acur.Epl ul OBJ"
geo. u>rumcl lar1n> uI
local n'"runmmug"H-
tom. bat j. I> t.r war>"
10 Boo subjected TO -ii-
danger both nE tile
starting rt fires o.. tl"
The morning times., 1896-10-01

COLLECTOR oc Taxes DAVIS calls nt'rp
u"nin his animal report tpauryII which
has been repeatedly pointed out the
obsolete form ur he law under wNi,n rh,.
The morning times., 1896-10-01
Steamer ArriynIs


Scv NurE. sept. 8O.-A rived Nj sSIs-
IppI, from London; NourGlaud. from An
twrrg
The morning times., 1896-10-01

TIL laHElc 20. el.prg, w.r.- ,HG>-d hE
TUESDAY nights storm 10 Ha- g'E
ought t., .mIDI rHe.D e.Druu.~-ams5~ '. imaEe
renewed efforts .. na-- fH,ui au put as
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nenison. Texas. July q n@nison won
AKA n TO-DAY from pars making ihre.
siFalehis Rauerios QUiss and Sage.
Spencer and Me Aterdnnce 80
scnr't~ r. u e
Parts ,. ........ "a 0oiooo-5 $
summary;
Earnsd runs pensnn g. Paris 2
rrroe base NJ knhnie
Home ranse,innfzrn. >te
Struck out by cnigg 8 by Sneacer l b.
Jsni1en
Bases on called bslls-o on oulrr T. on
Spencer :.
.nnufie niays-oswaio 10 Lunch "a
O'Crnnor.
stolen bases -Kohnle. o'Connor, Bale,
" ozark, sage, Pets. Jauizen
Wild pitch Jartzcn
frf OF game -sN5.
Umpire 81. Clnfr
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SIX fIrlorgs. s=..ne-terro Go-do ici
ci-1;nos4usa Clad q Doto,hy. Hoffman
$, Laar.e 6, = MS Emma . War Song
Il. Nar-e Esv-nauga. Ma--e Graham
Eis!o Il. <.
..gae rH!.-iuc:lle H. ~ Countess Ifrsa
IL, 3a-'i. q. -, -Ar.eutir4 II La - as
evsre, H-nfae fAa1cner Hraftli .4i
I'll" ne s+if-s-iro. - 80. i;asper
~ i'sH Nris l.-l ''1. iaE'l 10 half Mine.
isai''-. ~ seabrooA g., iieien Mar q, Ann,
Hf farlongs -. ctnse-,a s'akes-I.r-
s'fHa "4cks IL, Beire BIarnrls. Rosi-
zee ~ Mirre Msrpny. Meriie Nce4.
i'ru Blossom ~. LAMP. MidhSnt Fnl
!iA 2, itlatei sunday Cartel. Ahaaer',
I've :uriorss-Grayi.nr Roy dol Anysls.
~ a. Il 1bair. Argouaut, Three Aais.
g" r.in itur9afd, tiammaAon IL. CAP
ia!u heisa~, Spa sr' Uuuio Simon. Hem. :
i'AHn. Ia pf GisaswRy in,l- loo.
go jean Jasper, L!tte Faust. sidney
SN feri91ss. selling Afovian. Maidstone
Il Sra re ia7 TT Tor TIT l9a Lnciilc
y! toh'lson pS Nsine Lee e, RicaAcld.
j." Cleik b. ,lDtiliA ~
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srlEgPsnEAn nAY ENTRIES.

Wv" f1rlonss- fugievo l2D. shakesroare
~ ~ Lady In's ia. Rnt,con los. lrar-
iNnE'nn lY, /anun", i,usirr. ioI. Mussui-
man y itcl gipp, Wnod,snr rr ll,ito' Emo.
tlonali Lady Hrrnwa, -
Mile hnd thru. NJ gieeDtis t,,,ii., ~
Jnlnl lla, 'haradc llu. Dutch skIi,. 10,
80 =, nHNer lW c0nno.seur q. Merry
9, Sk igiionFs thn pansy stateA, on turf.
scottish 'h,efiAn Trayo,lan lfs WINGED
Foot Deceive ~. ~ "''s''
ons NIL, ceiling Deerslayor H. Sir
r ~. 90, "', fairiestn l',. Cromwell loi
rs Wlnpts =, The Dragon a, Volley ~
slhIl rp1rfs, 2-y-ar-old maidens-
'aideron. Pa,apors. Bras Alone. Thomas
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sATIsFAcrIoN. Nor NnNnNnr.

l'lne Ridge, July e-Jim Tucker or White
Top y. c.. and Frank fhmision. who
lNea "A f." miles across the Virginia line.
Nid irophlr some TIM. ago. A. usual. IL
ttsulici IN shooting ARRAY. Fucker shpi
tdmision tho bullet taking encrt IN tho
laiei ics, He had the doctors eat the
bullet ont and saved w. declaring that
son ity he could make Fucker eat Il.
Yesterday me men MAJ and f.dmston rot
the drop on his late assa.lant. Then. m,ik-
ms him throw his hanis ~ the air. la-
mistpn took the bullet. pM NJ ia fuckers
mou'h aud made hun swallow IL. tdmis
ton jumped on his torse and ,ode back To
ms mountdin homo. apparently satisfied
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re i;qrlloTs-Grayl.nF, Roy ael Anvsla.
GONE 70 sAN AVrovIn

Frank pri*ei and HGly jordan. local
boxers Who nate taksA part N the eX-
b pitions a. 'ae houston Athletic club
rooms. ief, iast Ngnt for san Antonio
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Bishop H&yyeod Dead.

CovwSTox. Ga, Jan. 19.-Bsaop
4. O. Hay21od. Of the ". Z. Church
south, died It his hone In Oxford Ga
this morning At 3 % el0k from paralysis
Bishop ". y. Duncan. Of South Caro-
Ina. viii preach his funeral service
Tuesday morning.
Atticas Green Haygood was born In
WatkiEsviIle. Ga. November 10. fss5
He was gradzated at Emory College
Georgia. In ls59. and licensed 10 preach
IN the Msthsdiss Episcopal Church in
he same year. From 1910 10 1875 he
uas editor of the Sunday School
publications u the Methodist Episcopal
Church. South. and IN 1915 was elected
president 81 Emory College, where he
remained eight years. He was appoint
ed general Of the John r. Slater fund
in fs33 for the education Of colored
youth In the Southern States, and Ia;
since devoted himself 70 the bettermeni
Of the colored race. In 1872 he wa'
elected Bishop Of the Methodist Epis.
copal Church. South. bat declined
From 1873 70 fs52 he edited the Wesley
an Christian Advocate. The degree d
D. D., by the Southwest University d
Tex, was conferred On him In 1884
DR.. Hayg0od was the author Of severa
religious works, among them beins
go or Send. - an essay On missions
"Our Children, - ''Our Brother ir
Black, - f'Close the Saloon and
speeches and Sermons and hai
edited sermons by Bishop George
Foster Price.
Miss Laura Haygood, one Of the mos
prominent American missionaries o.
China, Is sister Of the dead Bishop.
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A. HAYS, Agent,
Card of Thanks.

We desire through your much appre-
ciated paper to express our sincere
thanks to our neighbors and friends
who 30 kindly assisted us in ministering
10 our dear father, DR.. Paine, during
his last illness. To those kind neigh
bors near Lille his home to those of
this city, where we had brought him to
be more convenient to his physician to
those Of Alma, for loving care in laying
him to rest. Especially do we remem-
Der DR.. Lucas, who so faithfully came
to his relief day or night. Our father
mad confidence in him as a physician
and loved him because he knew him TO
be Christian man. To Rev. A. II.
Williams, pastor of the NJ. E Church,
who visited him at his home and was
with us in the last sad moments to
Rev. Kelton, pastor of City Mission
Church, who nursed him night and day
for ten days-a brother could not have
done more, or been kinder. Many
thanks to You for SO many kind notices
of him during his illness, he loved and
appreciated his county papers.
Respectfully yours,
Mrs. Paine, Mrs. Adkins,
Mrs. Eichenberger, ]. B. Paine.