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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-03-29
CovERNoR's ISLAND. \ Y. H..

GOVERNORS ISLAND. y 7. H.,
~ March I. lS7--SeaIed proposals. in
triplicate for furnishing such quantities OF
Fuel as may required in Dept of the East.
during the fiscal year commencing July l.
1897. viii be received here. and IT offices Of
Quartermasters at Boston, Mass. New Or
leans. La. Forts Niagara and Porter Mad
ison Barracks and Plattsburgh Barracks,
n. y; Fort Ethan Allen. Vt: Fort Preble,
Ne. Fort Adams. R. l.: Fort Trumbull
Ct. Fort Monroe Va: Fort Nc
Henry. Md. Fort Thomas Ky:
Columbus Barracks. O., Fort Me-
Pherson Ga; Fort Barancas ST Francis
Barracks and Key West Barracks Fla. IN
til l. o'clock m, eastern time. March 81,
1897. and then opened. L. S reserves right
To reject or accept any or all proposals or
any part thereof Information furnished
on application. Envelopes containing pro-
posais will be indorsed Proposals for Fuel
at -" JAMES GILLIS. ID. q VI.
Gen'l mari ?. 30 80
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Love ana Mr.. j. b. TAFT. visited Fernandina
Monday.
Mrs. Marguerite Lawrence OF New York
who has been visiting her brother. Mr..
George W. Coates. has returned home.
Wednesday, was "A fetc day with the guests
on Jeayl island. The employees Of the
club engaged in various sports for purse
prizes and afforded much amusement. ono
feature was bicycle race in which the
rider had to hold spoon containing "a
egg in his mouth. One rider fell breaking
the egg between his teeth and causing much
fun to the spectators.
Miss Sophie Morton left Thursday for
Savannah, where she win be the guest of
Mrs Stewart Newer.
A pleasant party to greet the steamship
Ohio went out on the steamer Inca Mon
day.
Mr. and Mrs. John Dwight. of New York
have returned home after q visit to Bruns-
wick and Jekyl island.
Mr. and Mrs. a. $, Harris have come 10
Brunswick from Valdosta ana VIII MAKO
this city their future time.
Mr.. Louis Fendig. n prominent citizen OF
Rensselaer,, Ind. is here on VISIT 70 ms
brother. Mr.. Albert Fcndig.
Miss Fairy F'inney. Of New York, who has
been visiting the family of Colonel John -
duBignon has returned home, acconpa-
MED by Miss Lake and party or lriehas
who have been spending the season AT tle
clubhouse.
Mr.. and Mrs J. III. PolhlIi are VlsitRG
friends IN Augusta.
Mrs Boiling Whitfield and daughter have
returned from visit TO Florida
Judge A. j. Crovat has returned from a
trip 70 Atlanta.
AR Eugene FLANDERS accompanied by his
bride formerly Miss Mary cobb, OF Amer
icus has returned to the city.
Mr. asa Mrs Norman Dodge and Mr. Jo-
seph Hilton, Of New York; Captain ana
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Elsewhere will be found an interesting
article showing the relation of labor to
the railroads OF the country, that should
be read by every citizen. The subject Is
at this time of the greatest Importance,
when there Is a tendency to legislation,
inspired by political demagogues, aimed
at the wrecldng OF railroad interests. 1t
is time that the plain people Of the coun-
try, and particularly the laboring classes,
were beginning to realize the deep inter-
est they have in the prosperity of the
railroads, and the fact that demagogic
legislation against these great employers
Of labor Is aimed at them.
II is clearly shown by railroad statls-
tics that the interest OF labor in the rail-
way question is greater than the interest
OF capital; this 10 necessarily true, since,
according to the report Of the Interstate
commerce commission, of every 500 paid
out for operating expenses, $50 goes d.
rectly to labor, and an equal proportion
OF the remaining $40 goes indirectly to
labor. In the article referred to these
facts. and other facts showing the dIeas-
trous effects OF hostile legislation, are
clearly brought out.
1t may not have occurred to the work
lngmen of this country that the joyful
boasts of Popullstlc agitators that they
have destroyed the earning powers of the
railway "monopolIes," as they cali them,
are virtual boasts that they last year re-
duced the number of railway employees
from 100000 to a little more than 100000.
affecting the heads of nearly 100000 fami-
lies, comprising probably a million per-
sons. These are matters that are worth
investigating.
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IT is EASY TO TELL

People are not apt to get anxious
about their health soon enough. II
you are mot quite well' or half sick"
have you ever thought that your kidneys
may be the cause of your sickness?
1t is easy to tell by setting aside your
uEno for twenty-four hours; u sediment
or settling indicates an unhealthy condi-
ton Of the kidneys When urine stains
lInon It Ia evidence of kidney trouble.
Too frequent desire to urnatc, scanty
supply, pain or duh ache in the back Is
also convincing proof that the kidneys
and bladder need doctonng.
There n satisfaction In knowing that
the great remedy DR.. Kilmcrs Swamp
Root, fulnlIs every wish in relieving
weak or diseased Kidneys and all forms
of bladder and urinary troubles, Not
only does Swamp Root give new life and
activity 10 the kldneys-the Cause Of The
trouble, but by treating the Kidneys as
II tonic for the entire constitution. II
you need a medicine you ehould have the
best. Sold ny druggists; price fifty cents
and one dollar, So remarkably success
full hae Swamp Root been that n you
wish to prove itsh great merit you may
have a sample bottle and pamphlet both
sent FREQ by mall Mention the Daily
Intelligcnccr and send your address to
Dr. l(limor & CO., Blnghamton, N v.
Tho proprietors OF this paper guarantee
the gonuInencss OF thle offer.
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II one-half the stories that are now
coming from Cuba depicting the horrible
results Of tho carrying out of the policy
OF Weyler to "exterminate the breed"
are true, the situation Is more grave than
II has ever been before, and Will cause
powerful sentiment among the American
people in favor Of Interference. The re-
port that weylers successor, Blanco' has
resolved to continue the system inaugur-
ated by the butcher OF concentrating the
women and children In the towns and
ylllageel there to die Hike sheep OF starv-
alton, has indamed the public mind tn
this country, and II Is more than proba-
Bile that It viii find expression through
Congress.
A Havana dispatch states that 'starva-
ton Is killing the concentrates by tens
OF thousands Hunger rs doing what
SPANS 100000 soldiers cannot accom-
pllsh. Women and children. the weak
the old, are dying like sheep. The rural
pvpukton Concentrated in the towns
has filled the grayoyards and It's dead
now lie unburled." This Is a frightful
picture, but more pidful IL the suffering
OF those 10 whom death has not come
with its relief. one correspondent
writes;
The fhghlful suffcrnEs Of those who
sr "a thu al IhH VnuIItN.
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wHAT THE pACHELoR SAYS.

A man may be careless about big
things, but he is lots heater than a
woman.
1t is too bad folks can't get vaccina-
ted for love the way they do for small
pox.
No girls skirt hangs near so nice be-
hind as she thinks 1t does when she
looks sideways at 1t In the shop win
dows
The main advantage about course
OF Delsarte lessons Is that Is Is sup
posed to help a girl to describe new
hat gracefully.
II the average man were struck dead
while he was building fire in the fur
mace there Isn't much doubt where lie
would 80 to.
A woman's IDEAL OF married life Is
generally an old couple in their dotage
that sit around at meals squeezing each
others hands under the table,-New
York Press.
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Old Papa Grover


We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case OF Cntarrh that can
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
F. ]. CHENEY & c., Props, Toledo, o,
We the undersigned, have known Y.
]. Cheney for the last fifteen years, and
believe him perfectly honorable In all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by their firm.
WEST & TRUAX, Wholesale Drug
glsts. Toledo, o.
WALDING, K1NNAN & MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo o.
Hdll's Cntarrh Cure Is taken inter-
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system.
Price, 7Jc. per bottle Sold by oil drug
glsts. Testimonials free.
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the cemetery, they reach there only In
this unseemly manner. The church GEM
eterles are full, so most OF these dead
bodies are thrown into the fields TO be
eaten by the birds and dogs"
The birds" OF which this correspond
ent writes are Vultures. The vultures
are gorged; the dogs can eat no more.
This is but a small part OF the story,
which is, strange as It may seem, adj
mttted by the Spanish papers in Havana
to be true, though they are trying to sup
press the worst features 1t is the direct
result of Weyler's policy of making war
upon women and children, with DELHI
crate intention to exterminate the Cuban
people; and now II seems, notwithstand-
Ing the announcement that under the
new ministry reforms would be instl-
tuted and a more humane policy would
be adopted. the awful system Is to be
continued.
The United States government was dis
posed to give the Spanish government a
chance TO carry out the promised re-
forms, and the American people hailed
with pleasure the new policy which was
TO grant the Cubans measure Of free
dom and bring the war to close in a
humane manner. This Indications that
after all little IS to be hoped for on this
line has again aroused public feeling
against Spaln's atrociouspoFicy, and there
seems to be but one thing probable-ac-
ton by Congress to bring the war to a
close.
A Washington dispatch says In this
connection that President Mckinley,
whose first contention was that the
brutal policy of concentration must
cease, viii act in accordance with public
sympathy and lay the matter before
Congress in order that It may take such
action as Is deemed wise. Expressions
OF leading men OF the country are to the
effect that something must be done, and
1t Is known that the sympathies of the
President and his cabinet have been
aiOhSGu Wy VIC lSNSiatlVIp SOhSSihAhb
the suffering of the helpless victims OF
Spanish brutality.
What action can be taken under the
circumstances aside from recognition of
beliigerent rights remains to be seen.
This country can scarcely relieve the
wants of the starving people OF Cuba.
Secretary Sherman, while deeply moved
by the starvation news, points out that
no Americans are suffering, they having
been provided for by Congress, In the
meantime, before Congress meets the
policy OF Blanco VIII have developed, and
whether or not the Promised reforms are
effective wIll be determined. The PreSj-
dent will doubtless lay before Congress
all the information In his possession upon
which that body can base Intelligent
action.
The gravity of the situation cannot be
exaggerated, and for that reason precipi-
tate action would be regrettable. The
possibilities of war with Spain are not
remote, but every effort should be made
to settle the difficulty without blo0dyled.
The people of this country do not want
war; they simply want right and justice
to prevail, peacefully, II possible.
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PROPOSALS

Sealed proposals will be received at ing
office OF the Board Of Commissioner q
Ohio County until Monday, November ~
1897, ut 10 O'Clock n. m, for the folloWlhs'
COAL.
Tlrst-For furnishing nut and mixed
coal. as may bo ordered by the ovCrseGls
Of the poor for city districts south oil Inv
sccond-For furnishing nut and nike!
coal, rs may he ordered Ivy the oversee,
Of the poor, for city districts north VI NV
creek Including island and Fulton
UNDERTAKING
For furnishing coinns common I
stained, hOnfsCs, hacks and hugglr9 ~
may he ordered by the ovcrscors oil wv
poor ,,,.
Flrst--For districts In the city Of whecI'
Ing Uncludlng FultOnl, .,I
Second For districts without the city Ct
Wheeling Onclndlng county innrmarN y"
order OF sunetintonlenO Mat
bidders must specify tho prices Of cOi,1ss
Ter persons over ana under fourteen ''"'
MEDICINES.
For furnishing medicines upon the pr"
Ecrintlun Of the county phyHlClnn t.t
Flfet.for Washlngton district Vn' W..
Ing iNulton) and that part Of Madison NV
trlct east uf the Onto river
Second For Wheeling lslanl.
Third For CLAY and Union districts 3s.
l'ourth-l'or Centre and Webster u'''
Fffth-ror tttchtc dtatrtet ,. ,,,.
DruEglptA must do business In the N''
I'm lids TO BE- fo HSi one year from Noycm'
't6c rIa6t to reject Any Or glbliGIlI4i,, :"
yaroSss crort Hoard Of commissions
rl'lIil lNyGLllQENcER rni l,d,6St.
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The official returns OF Greater New
York election show that Tammany is A.
9it votes in the minority, although elect
cd, which shows that II the elements of
opposition to the corrupt organization
had combined. which they could have
done but for the course Of Seth Low, the
city would have been spared the dis
grace Of re-eiecttng to power the crowd
that was turned out after having plum
dered the Taxpayers for so many years
The victory OF the Tammany Demo-
cracy was not due to It's own popularity
as the vote shows, but to the fact that
the opposition was divided. Tammany
gets the spoIls for the present, but from
Il practical political standpoint the vote
does not show that II can be regarded ns
n permanent lease of power. The oppo-
elton now knows It's strength, and let us
hope It will profit by tho lesson OF last
week.
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], C. BERRY, one Of the best known
citizens Of Spencer, Mo, tcstInes that
he cured himself OF the worst kind OF
pifcs by using a few boxes OF DeWitts
Witch Hazel Salve. He had been
troubled with piles for over thirty
years, and had used many different
kinds Of so-callcd cures; but DcWitts
was The one that did the work, and he
VIII verify this statement II any one
wishes to write to him Charles
Il, Goethe Market and Twelfth strccts;
Chatham Sinclair Forty-Blxth and ia
cob streets; A. u. scheclc. No COZ Main
ptrcet. llxlcy Bros, Penn and HRna
gtrcotg, Bowie & Co., bridgeport, 8
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Thiai1 the month In which the pcrloiI-
cal meleorio Shower" Is due. Many roe
member the last great shower In 1896,
when the earth safely pissed through
the elrcam and II " said that the dlR'
play due on tho Nth inst Ia but prcllmL-
nary TO greater dieplay IN 1890 Thoro
10 ~ reason for neryousncsa regarding
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Spain has ceased 10 talk about search
Ing American ships In Cuban walters
since Il has dawnod upon her that such
action would involve her recognition OF
the Cubans az bclIgcrents. This is not
the only thing that Spain will learn In
connection with her policy of making
faces at Uncle Sam.
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our PopocratIc friends who nrc hoping
that Mr.. Hanna win fail Of election
through the refusal Of Republican mcm-
bcrs Of the legislature to vote for him,
may az well cease tholr epcculntlona.
The word trcachcry Ii not written In the
Republican creed.
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To Preserve His standlng.-Mrs. Bet
terhawse--I am told that you allow
your husband to carry latchkey.
Mrs. Greymair-Yes, but It does not
fit the door. just let him carry 1t to
humor him. He likes to show 1t to his
friends and make them think he is In
observation-disclosures Enquirer.
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possible effects on the earth. These &C.
currences usually excite the fears Of
superstltious people, but In scientific cir
cles they are regarded as of no import
anee and as perfectly harmless.
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PASSING pLEAsANTaIEs

Up to Date.-Ten Broke-Iets swap
bacilll?
Pauline-All right.
(And they kissed yellow Book,
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A Dangerous Blunder.-"No man can
know everything" said the high-mnd-
ed youth, Z
"Between you and me-" replied SEND
tor Sorghum, that's fact But there's
no excuse for mans making the mis-
take OF owning up 10 it,"-Washlngton
Star.
In a -Ethel-oh, lear me!
I don't know what to Think Algy ask
ed me last night II wouldn't like TO
have something around the house that
could love, and that would love me.
Ethel-Well?
Ethel-Well. don't know whether he
means himself or whether he Is think
Ing of buying me Q dog,-London Tit
Bits,
Not Music Box.-He has come for
her In buggy, and she objects to the
turnout.
"Yoh are very particular; you put on
more airs than music box"
"Well don't so with crank, any
wayvcHarlem Lie,
Had Smart Observation-Disclosures
/ understand that you had to 60 TO law
about that property that was left you.
Have you smart lawyer?
Boomneld--You bet have. He owns
the property now,-Boston Traveller.
A Thrust-Miss Sears IAN old rival)-
You must feel very sad when you
think about your late husband.
Mrs. Tears with sarcasm)-Yes, but
any husband Is better late than never.
Brooklyn Life.
Why He Objected Dud-
ington (pleadlngly)-Don't be cruel and
hard-hearted, colonel, Give me your
daughters hand, md ! promise that
she shall never be separated from her
family.
Colonel Bluntly-That's precisely why
object to the marriage,-Detroit Free
Press.
sprucIng Up.-Mr. Gotham-It is
time for us to start for Mrs, De Ave-
noo's, but, ahem don't you think you
ought to spruce up lNtle?
Colonel Kalntuck (ot Loulsville)-oh,
ah! Yes, certainly. Just wait a minute,
until I take a fresh uuid and reverse
my cuffs.-New York Weekly.
The Walters Observation-Disclosures
(entering restauranO-Do you know
II Mr.. Miller is here?
Walter-Mr. Miller? Isn't he an old
man with big red nose?
Madame-Yes, that's he; but look
here; want you to understand that my
husband is not old, nor Is his pose big
and red.-Fllegende Blaetter.
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on Sundays during the present SUM
iner tho Monongnhcln River Railway
Co, win sell round trip tickets between
all points ut one faro Tor the round
trip No ROUND Tltlp FARE TO
EYCBnD FIFTY CENTS. This gives
ihc pcoptc Of CturkshurE Il chance to
vlgIt TnlrmOnt, aud the Fnlrmont pco-
Mo nm opportunity to 70 to Clnrksburg,
travelling glxty-BlX miles In either case,
nt A cost of only nifty cents, This In
U,o,hclhInE now" for West virginia,
and il il hoped that the people VIII
ghow their appreciation Of these low
rates by pnttonl2lng them tth&n
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j. s. RHODES q oo.
Dry Goods
Bargainsl

One case of those extra large
Crochet Quilts at S5c, worth SI'25'
The last we will have,
3s pairs All Wool Country
Blankets from back order at $3.50
a pair
1000 yards Sc Canton Flannels
in remnants at Ole yard.
600 yards short length Percales
from the mill at &c a yard,
50 dozen celebrated Star & Cres-
cent Bleached Bath Towels at 2se'
worth 35c,
White Skirting Flannel at 49,
worth 75c.
Mems Unlaundried White Shirts
with Colored Percale Fronts, at 29c,
worth soc.
broken sets-no napkins-full Il
yards long, for $500; full 3 yards
long for $500 each.
Six dozen All Linen Lunch
Cloths, with drawn work, at $T.I9,
worth $I7s.
]. S. Rhodes & Go.
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Hey dIddle dc diddlel
Cat and the fiddlel
Grover has got him boy,
The stars sins. together
This lovely fall weather
And the planets are yelling for JOY.
Baa, baa, Grover!
Have you any bOysi
Yes, sir-one, sir.
Stop that noiseD
One girl for mamma,
Two for the maid;
Big boy for papa,
Somewhat delayed.
Old Papa Grover
over and over
Wished he could father boy,
But when It got there
Twas never an heir
But always u girl sweet and coy.
He patiently waited,
And now he's eiated-
Luck has smiled on him at last
It's boy, and dandy,
And Growers jugs handy
For most every one that comes past.
Marion and Esther. q
And Ruth, their dear sister,
Eating their curds and whey.
Along came young Grover,
Kicked the bowl over
And frightened the girls away.
Hickory. dickory, dock,
The mouse run up the clock;
The clock struck one
Nurse said, "a SON."
Exchange.
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We often hear OF mother tongue"
But noua thing Is heard
About the father tongue, because
He can't get In u word.
Chicago News.
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DtaTIGuRNMNNT for life by burns
or pcntda may hc avoided by ustuE 10.
WItta Witch Hazel salvc, the great REM
Cdy for plies and Tor all kinds Of soroa
bnd skin troublor ChnrlcR Il Goctgc,
MARKET and Twelfth prcctG, Chatham
Sinclair Fortyseixlh and Jacob streets,
A, No. Hchcclr, No COZ Main street, lGxley
Rros. Penn nnd Zane streets Dowlo
A, CO., LrldgcpurL
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STOP drugglng yourself with duncls
noslrums or "curca" Get wclI-known
pharmaceutical remedy that win do The
work Cotnrrh and Cold In the head
viii not cause suffering II Ely'B Cream
nnlm In used. Drugglsls VIII supply
Toe. trial size or zoe. full size, We mail
H.
ELY BROS, 30 Warren IT,, N Y, city
Rcv. John Reid, iro Of Great Falls,
Mont, recommended lEly'H Cream Balm
Ia me. I cnn emphasize hlR statement,
~ IN Il pnHlllye cure for nnlnrrh II uHpl
ne directed Rev Francis W. Poole,
Pastor Central Pres, church, Helena,
Mont
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT

UTANTED-ACTIVE MAN To Tp,,-
w Ell In this and nearby conntias NAy.
q month and all expenses. No eYnss W
or capital required. Address sSHttJItesaee
COMPANY, 1920 Chestnut street, PbiIiisS1tP
phiu, Pa. 4ale,
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A Dangerous Blunder,-"No man can
know everything" said the high-mlnd-
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[The INTELLIoENCER. embracing its
several editions. Is entered in the Post
once at Wheeling. W. Va. as second-class
mattar
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"Between you and me-" replied SEND
tor Sorghum, that's fact But there's
no excuse for mans making the mis-
take OF owning up TO it,"-Washington
Star
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1897-03-05
FOR JAILER.

We are authorized to announce
SAMUEL T. JAMES as candidate fol
Jailer, subject to the action of the
Democratic party.
We are authorized to announce W. c.
ONES as candidate for reelection as
Jailer, subject to the action of the
Democratic party. MIR. Jones' candi
dacy is in the interest of Mrs. Landor
Ashbrook.
We are authorized TO announce w. H
BOONE as a candidate for Jailer, sub
ject to the action of the Democratic
party.
We are authorized to announce VIM
L. COLLINS as a candidate for Jailer OF
Bourbon County, subject to the actor
of the Republican party
We are authorized to announce JOIN
Fl STEWART as a candidate for Jailer
subject to the action of the Democratic
party.
We are authorized to announc,
JOSEPH F. WILLIAMS as candidate fol
Jailer, subject to the action of thu
Democratic party.