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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-08-12
QUAY QUELLs THE QUARREL.
Opposing Republican Factions in
Florida United.

Florida United.
jacksonville, Fla, Aug. Ex-senator
Matt Quay, who is now in Florida. has
proposed basis of harmony for the
warning republican factions of Florida.
which has been accepted by both sides.
and one of the two tickets, state and
electoral, will be pulled down.
The break in the republican party oc-
CURED at the state convention. which
was held to select delegates to st. Louis.
The Mckinley men won, and the anti
Mckinley men bolted and set up an or
ganization which they have since main
tanned.
Senator Quay arrived here a few davs
ago and summoned the leaders of both
factions to a conference, and a basis Of
agreement was reached to-day
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-08-12
DING DANG DIDN'T DAILY.
Pulled n Pistol and Perforated His
Penitentiary Pal.

Helena, Ga, Aug. 11.-Early this morn
ing negro known as Ding Dang, was
gambling and lost his money to a negro
just out of the penitentiary. Ding Dang
went to his home, got his pistol and shot
the other negro through the thigh and in
the side, and through the body and the
negro claims that Ding Dang robbed him
of twenty-five dollars and a pistol
Ding Dang has gone off. The other ne
gro may die as one ball went in his left
side. and out of the right side and lodged
in right arm.
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Tried to Assassinate McAfee.

Atlanta. Ga, Aug. n.-Deputy Marshall
McAfee has lust returned from rai ~ ~
North Georgia. where he was waylaid ana
shot in the jaw by a would-be assassin
The wound is serious, but is not likely to
prove fatal
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-08-12
Full of Years and Honor.

Jackson, Miss, Aug 11-Rev. Thomas
w. Caskey, a Christian preacher of great
renown in Mississippi and Texas. died
this morning, aged "a. He was born in
Maury county, Tennessee, but came to
Mississippi seventy years ago as a black
smith. Entering the ministry when 20
years of age, he has since had charge of
churches here and at Fort Worth. Sher-
man and Greenville, Tex.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-08-12
MARION's POPULIsT MEN.
They Meet at OcaIa and Put out a
County Ticket.

Ocala, Fla, Aug. n.-Marion county
populists held their county convention
here this afternoon. There was no other
business before the convention, except
nominations for county officers and a
full ticket was placed in the field
About one hundred delegates were pres
ent.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


NOTICE TO CITY COURT JURORS.
The Petit Jurors Of the City Court Of Savan-
at 1918 o'clock
BY order of the Hon. Thos NJ Norwood,
j s. COLLINS. Clerk c. C s
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-08-12
SPECIAL NOTICE.

All bills against the British barkentine Oar
win must be presented at our once before 70
O'Clock m this day, or payment thereof will be
debarred STRACHAN & Co,
Consfgnees
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-08-12
OPPOSITION FOR BRANTLEY.
Eleventh District POpuIists Nomi-
nnte Cant. MiIiISen for Congress.

Baxley. Ga, Aug. 1.-THE populist con-
gressiona1 convention met here to-day and
nominated Capt. Benjamin Miliken of
Jesup, Wayne county, for congress.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-08-12
THE IRONS HOT.

THE IRONS HOT.
let us have your work right now. We
guarantee satisfaction-and that's a good
deal, coming from a laundry. We've
made up our minds to make this the best
one there is, and we are doing it by re-
tanning the patronage of every one who
comes here. We have never lost a GUS
toner through fault of ours.
SAVANNAH STEAM LAUNDRY,
As..s 131 Congress Street,
Savannah, Ga.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
GET IT At
STORAGE FOR FURNITURE, EFT

We move, store and insure houseHaTa5jj
goods Careful and efficient heIp ss5s
suitable trucks for moving. ReasoGlssTIT,.
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Messenger boys ON wheels CaII'@s'
and hacks furnished with dispatch. Oh.
Telephone . $50 Bay street (McL@'s
Inns old stand). .-,-,-FR
SAVANNAH DISTRICT MEssEN0NS
AND DELIVERY COMPANf-
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DEATHS.

~-~~--~~~~-~~-~~~~---~
SMITH-Died, at Manassas, Ca. Aug
10, 1896, Elizabeth Smith, wife Of Sidney
w. Smith, in her SD year.
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FURNACES AND
BALTIMORE HEATERS.

Now is the time to have them cleaned
out and made ready for use.
coRNWELL & CHAPMAN.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1896-01-09
CONGRESS-.
Condensed Report 81 the Past Week. FRO
rNesfuEA


THE senate vas not il ssssf-n On the arh--.
he hovse resuEe1 co-siteraticn a the bcnd
oll An4 Debate co1ti1ucd untl three o'clock
Attended via very ntris excitement al uhieh
hour Vote "a reached Upon the adoption
q n 1rs1 section q the hul 81 Republicans
voted vita ths te1ucrats szaiust T. TIE vote
On rnAl TsSSare vas 10 yeas 70 ~ uays. = r.
pnhicaas snt the pCpulsts voting win TIE
-suor-ats against It's passage he bill. a.
$3.50 N1suts TIE -reszup.ton scss 50 As 70
serDh the Issue q three per cent coin b1ads
r~e6ee-Abie after Eve wears 81 TIE meas
are q tie Euvsrz-szL ard paysble
n dftes7 years -iih TIE specific pro
vtso KAT noiAi-g In tAs BIZ SHAH Re
so-siruE3 70 rsr-1l The act g; hs fo- TIE reLs-
sue o TIE ~Ereenhlcks. ao4 The ho-Gs ssau nri
ne o-ered Ter subScrtp;ic1 81 the sab-treas-
GrleS s1t cspoSifcrieS q the United States
ras scaoat ssciioz q ia bUl provides Tor the
issue q taree-YeEr three rer sent debt eertia-
rates e deccuiEatto-s O. e. aad uuiiiples
thsrect In amounts not exceeding z o.0aps %
-ees Temporary teaciencieS Daring TIE ses-
stca Mr. Hiti reported from TIE fcretrn com
Dittee q resoluticn calling fo- fhe correspond
e.ce In TIE Waler inrrisc-ze1t ease. also
Tor correspuots1ce relating 10 the warm CuhA
WHES the senate assemblies on the s1h sen
at1r Loire spoke a. some Ie1rth u favor Of
1aluialui-E TIE Mca-1e doci-.-g Teea cane
- the prugzE1e Tor reorganization Of TIE
senate committees g. previouslp a--eel up1-
49, 49, 4Ea-A " 80 4NAEN u EE-a-Aa.a4
Tor recr-an.u1tua w1s adopted by . vote q -
Feast % : 12ys TIE p1pllLsfS declining 20
vote eTcep. Senator Kyle. o. >o1-h Dakota
uho Tcted vith the deno--ats against the res
EGc he control % tie senate thus passed
lzto the ha11s q the ~rsr1hGcals A joint
csCiuti01 waS Introduced 81 NJ Co-srel FOR
Al adlouru-aai from December y 10 January ..
A11 AFTER a. executive session the senate ad-
fourue1---The house Eas ROT in session
IN the senate o. the sist NJ Sherman o.
Tered > resolution reciti1z that ty i~1I1rio1S
legislation ty the s3 co1-ress The revenues q
he government veTe rafzcTa and the f1-ts
treated for the redemption o. UnItsd States
Cctss invaded which Was q t5ub;tuI Legality.
And TIA. such redemption fuad shculi be re-
stored TO re sun q siulo1on II
god coin o. bullion 20 De paid OF
5-ly for such redemption C uotes. such rotes
% Be reissuei only In exchange for sold coin
y bulilo- NJ. Mitchell O-el sp1sc IL aEv9-
zcy q restoring the duties o. uool and tic
senate a151u-le3 until Eritay The house vas
IN session Only q tsE minutes and a5i0urzs3
anil E-eF--
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1896-01-09
HUNGRY OAHOmEYANs.
rhsy Attempt to XIII a Co1eesslonAi
Who TOOK Them to Atlanta

They Attempt to XIII a Co1eessionAirc
Who Took Them to atlanta
ATLANTA Ga, Jan. 3-Twentv half
starved freezing savaCes. brandishing
stubs and heavy iron pots. made q de=
perate attempt to kill a eoncessionaire
IN the exposition Midway yesterday.
The mob was composed OF the war
ciors of the DahOmsy village. and the
man whom they wanted 70 assault was
: Pene. who brought then here
from their far-of place. Since
the close OF the exposition
the warriors say they have
not had anything TO eat and
were met with the statement from
Pene that he had no money with which
to supply them Pena has appealed 70
the Belgian consul here for aid He
says he s under a bond Of $4,000 TO
return the Dahonvans to their home,
but be has no money TO take them
back or TO buy them food He saws
he has lost money in both san Fran
cisco and Atlanta
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1896-01-09
r,rs ABOUT PEOPLE.


A monument TO the late Bishop Way
man (colored) viii b. erected in Ralti-
more.
IL is nos generally known that TIRE
wife Of Sir Failip Currie. the British
Ambassador IN Cous;antinople. Is the
lady known % the world IS Violet
Pane.
Capt Thomas Morley. a survivor Of
the charge Of the Light brigade. Libby
prison and Eoud's theaser disaster. is
living in Washington and IS in good
health
Mrs Man Rochester fcc,o7cd1 died
in Newcastle. Del countv alnshouse a
few days ago a; TIE rePuted are OF lo4
years She bad lived in hat vicinity
during most of her life.
Mrs Samuel Craft. living near Ne
Gees Simsoa county. Miss is jast -
years Cd. and hGs.h2d - childrcn. Il
Of whom s-c living. This Is consideroi
soneshinr OF = record IN that section.
Sautow. the strcne nan. has a b-
brain IS well as . big body. He is quite
IN i-Crnious fellow. and among bis in
ventions arr ar Improvement On the
bscyele and a c~o-bina;icn trunk and
ha:htub for traveIez
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1896-01-09
A"LYNCHING IN MOSINEE.

Ccry-sAs I$& y Tscsclle-. JoN1So.k Bah
slcri
The Dt-blebats were defeated. the
RiPupaVins were victoziouS and MCsi-
rec. like oeuntleSs other towns that
night. was in an uprozr Of jubilatioa
such as had not been sccn since the
c~elehrsticn q the Srea; rimblebat VIC
tory q is- sitter successive defeats
for a quarter q a century.
Every saloon yawucd ike a crater
and uttered noises like the mouth q
hell laughter was loud and row
and thea the shriu couvuisive whoop
OF drunken l~unberzan rose above
the ela2cr, the trsuple. the chatter q
passing teams and the brayiug % tin
horns
Al the countv was IN Nosinec The
Ripuragins had assembled f0r The
parade. and the UmDlcb1ts were there
70 look On and jcer. II was the day
after the presidential election New
York had been carried, and that set
tied H. The parade was hurried for
ward al once, and Preparations for
speeches and bonnncS went forward
simul;anecuSiy. Very ut.le business
was doing All trade. all talk was Of
the election and It's insults
Dan Clark. the sheriff and a Dimblc-
hat was not depressed As be sat az
supper with his wife. in the county
jail. that night he sid praPhedcanv
"Just you wait. Annie. They re gCin'
20 pass . high tariff bill and then you'll
hear sumthin' drop The people won't
stand N
Mrs Clark was 4 small oma with
q round firm face and piercing blue
eyes with litt2e outward Indication Of
the courage she was known 70 possess
Are you goin' cut again to-night?-
she asked
"IeS I'm > little afraid OF trouble
The town is full Of hands from the
mills and camps, and the saloons are
all open Why? Want o go down and
see the parade?
"No; but sonethin' is going on in
there-- She nodded her head toward
the prison part Of the housep
"Sos What makes you think soy-
well. they've been pretty lively in
there-singiR' a good deal, and I've
caught Jack and shorty talkin' to each
other suspiciously.
'ConfOund en-, What do they take
on tc-nighi for? Well. won't k gone
long. I'll look in. before going down
As they ate their supper, the fa--o6
changing Of the prisoners voices could
he heard as they sang in their cells II
was a wild sound. but Mrs Clark was
used TO 81 and paid attention to IL only
Is one might study the moan Of the
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1896-01-09
4 COSTLY TUNNEL
One to Re BuiIr Under the Gold Fields
Cripple Greek. Col

One TO lie Buiit Unde the Gold Fields a.
Cripple Creek. Col
DENVER Col. Dec 5l-W. Il Bush.
David Moffat Evan Smith aud several
well known mine owners have organ-
lied a company 70 drive a tunnel under
her richest portion OF the pOrphyry gold
fields at Cripple Creek The tunnel
viii start S0out 4 mile south Of the
town of Cripple Creek and will extend
l2OpO feet due east TO the Victor mine.
The projects important for the reason
that if the tunnel is completed il will
settle the vexed question Of the depth
81 Cripple Creek mines As vet only
nv or two veins have shown any signs
Of exhaustion with depth. but no mine
has been worked deeply enough TO
make the permanency Of the camp .
certainty. II will cost $1,000 0 and
take two wears 10 build
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1896-01-09
MORE RIGID INsPEcIIoN.
Missouri and Kansas oil inspectors Nee
In Kansas City TO Discuss Means

Missouri and Kansas oil Inspectors Meet
In Kansas City TO Discuss Means
KANSAS CIT, No. Jan. S-Tnere
was q conference held yesterday at the
Midland hotel between VI. c KELLEY,
state oil inspector of Kansas and his
deputy. b L Slime, and Fred P. Flem-
ing, representing the oil inspection of
Kansas City. The object Of the con-
ference vas 10 devise means for max
ing the inspection Of oils more rigid
~ this point and thus secure
for the western markets a better
grade of oil than has been put on the
market for the past two years The
output Of oil from this point IS very
large, inasmuch as we states are alike
interested in securing the best of re-
suits from the inspection. ana a uni
form method would be Of great help TO
the inspection on both sides OF the
state line.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1896-01-09
eREuuEs or FUN.

roz--Mr. STsou>r says he always
feels like a fish cut Of wafer when Sc
Is with we CuzA Then you've
hooked him have ycuT-TIt-Bits
Uncle George - did you Sc TIE
ECLIPSE Of the moon the other night
Little Ethel-~No: we sat I'd late TO
Sc IL bss the skv was "a cloudy ihey
didn't have it.--Chie4ro Record.
Have yOu ssen the portrait Of Miss
nawkins BY Marulous Bcranc II looks
just like an old master do yoa
think soe / though. il hooked more
like an old naId--Harper's Bazar.
Jarsoo-~Say. WIisoa. do you ever
expect 20 pay nc that ten dollars YOU
got from ne sone months AGO. vii
soD-~Certainly not. Don't you re
member you said not 20 pay it till il
was conveuients--Lise-
An Wustrions rarnily.-The younr
man whom l wish 20 present. said the
hostess belongs 20 OF ihe oldest.
best-kDowr families in the world
"Iudeed," Yes His name IS Smith,
Washington Star.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1896-01-09

Fol"
wind as a sign Of the weather. She
was almost as renowned - Dan; for
once, alone, she had quclled = muir
derous row, and al the point Of . re
volver had driven six cSz2ing convicts
hack into their cells Like many
county jails in the west. the b-ilding
was divided izto dwelling and prison
by q heavy wall cutting the building
through the middle 4 heavy door
opened from the hall ~ the dwelling
into : main corridor RAINING ~ right
angles 20 the wall Of the house This
main corridor was IL turn separated
from the corridor bcforc the cells by :
heavy iron grating. Thcrc were tws
stories OF cells and during The day the
prisoners had the I'll q the entire
prison proper.
The change FROM Ms Clark's pleas
ant dininr-room. 70 this prison. was as
Sudden as it "a ErCesone A dim
light Al MONDAY, Z sCpulchral light a!
night 4 cold elamny place stan hours;
bGdly ventilated, having that indeins-
Die, sickening odoT which becomes an
fntolerable horror 20 the sensitive
prisoner; and. worst Of all. nothing
for the convicts 20 do Their quarters
were clean. in a way, food abundant
enough, bat no employment Modern
civilization l. slow in finding its way
into : county jail and alEShouse- In
such an atmosphere guilty men mo; 10
mention possible inaocent caSes. roy
sullen. morbid. bitter, even insane. and
60 hack into the open Sunlight educated
10 crimes II such prisons were once
e~xcusable, they are - no longer.
As Clark ros TO go into the Jail he
could hear the song beginning again
He listened . little critically.
They're all right A little excited.
that's all They hear the noise outside,
and /; stirs EN- up
He appeared 70 De speaking ot den
OF leopardS
As he opened the door, the song burst
through, hollow. reverbeating. thrill
ingly wild;
LfEAt II re tz-krcSS Sno-.
Dag IS ~ AzE1-
TheSe were the words hat the singers
managed % give them the terocity ard
abandon Of a robbers glce in reSouna.
ing cove Each nan stood ~ the door
OF his cell his face 70 the little grated
window; thus each cell WaSa voice. aad
the iron walls vihrased like q violin
As the door Opened, M one gave a
piereing whistle and instantly all teu
silent
Hello boys what's the row.
Oar evening hynn. Dan sid q
woke from the open Se- q cells
We'll Goat say yr prayers in that
sane key Want the latestg
YES yes Let's have IT. shouteda
kslf5oaxn voices
The Rip are In r. New York
gos-
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1896-01-09
HARIrEsr ONIONS Pay.

There's a market gardener in
Minnesota He is prosperous makes
his money on earliest vegetables.
gets his seeds from Salzcr, fol-
lows Salzer's Instructions how 20 grow
1000 bu- per acre and sells Salzer's
King Of the Earliest onion already in
July and gets $50 a bu-l Catalogue
tells all about il and Of lots Of other
seei for garden and farm, IS packages
earliest vegetables si-Oo.
liz ToU Will cUT THIS I AND SIND
It with Iec. stamps to John A. salzer.
Ia Crosse. Wis. You viii get free his
catalogue and a package Of yellow wa
termelon sensation (K.)
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1896-01-09

good many years ago Mrs Kelley.
the English actress who has jus: esle,
e-2ted her soth birthday. Said. Mod
s-1 theatrical art is like = spring chick
en-; il Is al legs and wings
An old lady Of IS known as Nine
Brlee recently died in Paris and lets
her entire fortune Of slS9OS0 20 her
two women servants
a HasaingtOn newspaper says the
United states senators are remarkable
for theiE plain aPpe@nnss
The international association Of ma
ehinssts Is Increasing itC neubership
vita much rpi6sty. New ioezl organ
nations are Ssing formed daily.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1896-01-09
ORDER OF The GARTER.
Its Alleged Ballroom Origin q Piece Of
Legendary Romance

Its Alleged Ballroom Origin a Piece Of
Legendary Romance
The origin Of the order Of the Golden
Fleece is, like that Of our own garter,
shrouded in mystery. says the London
Telegraph. Very few modern archae-
oloylsts attach any credence TO she
vulgar tradition, wholly unsupported
by any authority, that at s eour ball
given by Edward III. q lady. supposed
20 be the e~ountessof Salisbury, dropped
her garter, and the king, taking !, up,
and observing some Of his eourt.ers TO
smile, as though they thought be had
nO, obtained this favor merely by Ecci-
dent exclaimed In = loud woke: "HOai
so3t Qui nal Y pense-
There IS another opinion which
traces the origin Of this order, which,
according 20 the learned SSlten. "ex-
eeeds in majesty, honor and tzne all
the chivalrOus orders OF the world &c
Richard Occur de lion having. upo3
the occasion Of some ws-like erpedi
ton during his Wars In Palestine,
chosen . les<hsrthonged garter a.
the distinctive marx Of his partzns
Yet another theory aSerib<s the toun
GztSon % the order 20 the taet ths, Ed
ward 81 the hattie Of Creey, issued his
garter - g signal for battle. which.
prOving srceeSstuL determined him 10
institute the order in memory o. the
event
Both these opinions are 10 . certain
extsnt feasible. and the first Is nate
rally fortified by the well-knovn his
torie fact that when the Crusaders cap
tu0ed 81 Jean GAers IL 4 nocturnal
assault the knights Of the Christian
army were o-ter~d 10 wear = strap o.
white leather bound round the leg
under the left knee IL order 70 distin-
- H. - L. a-=a-n
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1896-01-09
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort ard improvement and
tends 10 personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The Iaany, who live bet
ter than Others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by noC0 promptly
adapting the worlds best products TO
the needs Of physical being, viii attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced In the
remedy, Syrup Of Figs
Its excellence is due to is presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant TO the taste. the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of a perfect lax
stive: effectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and feyers
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
news. Liver and Bowels vitnout weak
eniag them and il i perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
syrup Of Figs is for ale by all drag
g;sts in SOC and 81 bottles, but it is man
ufac.ured BY the California Fig Syrup
%. Only, whose name is printed on every
package. also the name, Syrup Of Figs,
and being well informed, you viii lot
accept any substitute if offered
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1896-01-09
Ghost. Are Pale and shadowy.

Say those who profess 70 have interviewed
them. Whether spooks are tallgw-faced or
not mortals are whose blood Is thin and
in consequence Of imperfect assiui-
laiion. When iuvalids resort 10 HOstetter :
stomach Bitters. and use that u~nequaled
tonic persistently, they soc9 "pick ~ in
strength. flesh and color. Il should Be
used also TO prevent malarial, rheumatic
and kidney complaints, and 10 remedy con-
s;ipatiou. sick headache and nervousness.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1896-01-09
Beware of oiztnsnts for Catarra that
Contain Mcrrury.

IS mercury viii surely destroy the sense Of
smell and completely derange the wholcs SIS
ten whea entering IL through , mucous
surf1es Sach articles should never h
used except or prescriptions from reputable
Physicians, IS the damage they vii do Il
ten field % The god ycu can possibly de
rive from them. HANS Cat&rrh Cure. man.
ufscturet by Y. }. Cheney & Co. Toledo.
o., contains DO mercury, and = taken IN
taraally. nccrg directly upou d blood and
mrcOu ~surfaces CT tie system. In buying
Halls Ca;arrh Cure Dc surc o cei tie
~gcnuine. II j. taken internally. ard made
IN Tole3o, Ohia, By T.. J. Cheney & Co. TeS
r17ouials free
Sold by Drucgis;s, prize - lpsr bottle
Halls Family Pills are the bes1
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1896-01-09
a UNIQUE SET.

u Congr~ssnNH Take. . ID rtnk
of Whisky Within . Year He VIII Forfeit
$4,000
NV NORA, Dec 3L-If Congressman
Southwick, Of New YORK state, takes q
drink Of whisky before the end Of his
6rsi year in congress il viii COS; him
$4,000 and some odd cents II the
drink IS s treat then she odd cents
will be knocked OF II he doesn't
take 8 drink until he has been in con-
Eres SCI days he will earn $1,000 there
by. Before he came u Washington, =
we'll known millionaire up the state,
who knows the capitals temptations
suggested tina, il Was easy 20 ruin .
congressional eareer by strict stten-
ton TO the deczntsr and none 70 the
house The millionaire wanted 20 be
sure Of his boyhood friends sobriety.
50 be made this bargain with him
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zen OF

NV LOSDoS, No, Dee sL-ThonAs
Perkins fell OF . bridge near this
place yesterday morning, while intoxi-
GATED. aud WAS drowned in six inches
% water.
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'rYOr and your sister ere about the same
size. and you lolk exactly alike. Twins
aren't your asked the visitor. "fCOurse
uotr- exclaimed Tommy, highly indignant
shes a grIg'-ChiCag0 Tribune
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Its 10 use she said 6ejeetedly.
1--we simply rUt % suffer-
Whats the -attsrY
"Yooag Mr.. Sogo called last night
] endured his society patiently until in
SltIefense ! Vas forced 20 remark.
Really. NJ Slogo. I'm very much
afraid It's getting late
And what did he do then
HE simply smiled aud said that
EODen are naturally tiInA7-waSk
iagt0a Star.