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The age-herald., 1898-09-03
SHERIFFS SALE.

By virtue of writ of fieri facias issued out of the clerks office of the circuit court and to me directed. whereby I am com Hiaaded to make the amount of a certain Vann and J. M. Carter, out of the goods, chattels, lands and tenements of the said w.. J. Vann and J. M. Carter have tate situated In Jefferson county. Alabama,
The age-herald., 1898-09-03
AUCTION SALE

Of unredeemed pledges, con- sisting of Watches, Diamonds, Rings and all goods usually kept in pawn shops, begin ming Saturday at 10 a. m. on account of going out of busi- ness.
 Safe and fixtures for sale.
 Robert Garry & to.
 1OS, 2Oth Street.
The age-herald., 1898-09-03
Pirates Beat Chants

Pttsburg, September 2.-Russie pitched one inning for the Giants, but was too sick to continue. Doheny succeeded him fin the box. but was given miserable sup port. Score:
 R H D Pittsburg.. .. .. .. 70 oO 020 *-5 4 New York .............1 0000 1 0A Il 4
 Batteries-Tannehil and Schriver; Rus sic, Doheny and Grady.
The age-herald., 1898-09-03
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
Saved from Defeat

Boston, September "A very close deci- sion at the home plate against Cleveland in the ninth saved the Champions from defeat at the hands of the Spiders. Both Young and Nichols used great judgment. Score:
 R H E Boston. .. O500O00 O. 10 5 Cleveland . .. ..O201030 0-6 9 i Batteries: Nichols Lewis and YeaSer and Brads6eld; Young, Powell and CHiger.
The age-herald., 1898-09-03
EAST LAKE PAVILION

with it's polished floor and 400 incandescent lamps is an ideal place for a dance. Clubs and dancing parties can get pavilion free for dancing by applying to J. R. Morton at East Lake. If
The age-herald., 1898-09-03
Oualkers Hit Hard

St. Louis, September 2.-HaFd hitting won todays game for the Quakers Score:
 R.HE. St Louis .......O OO020H4 82 Philadelphia ~ 20221 0-12 15 2 Batteries-Carsey, Taylor and Kinslow; Fifield and Mcfarland.
The age-herald., 1898-09-03
GREAT COAL STRIKE.
One of the Greatest on Record Will Oc-
 cur Next Year.

Cleveland, O., September 2.-In an inter- view today, Manager Young, of the M. A.
 Hanna Coal company is quoted as saying ''fn tho early part of next year we will
The age-herald., 1898-09-03

FOR RENT-Vacant lots 8, and 10 in block 96 10Ox14O feet, corner of Second avenue and Sixteenth street, north, for rent after October l, for one year or number of years. Apply to. JOHN w. TOMLINSON. 7-26-tf.
The age-herald., 1898-09-03

| NIGHT SESSION of the Massey Business College will begin Oct. 8. Special rates. Call or telephone 512 for information.
 Q-1-fd
The age-herald., 1898-09-03
MISCELLANEOUS

SHORTHAND, Bookkeeping, Commercial Arithmetic, Grammar, Penmanship, etc. Fall session begins Sept. 5. Massey Busi- ness College, corner 18th street and Srd avenue.
 9-1-5t
The age-herald., 1898-09-03

FOR RENT-Furnished house, rooms, cistern, stable, residence of late Dr. W. H. Johnston on College Hill, South Highlands. Apply John c. Forney, Chali- foux building. S-26-4t
The age-herald., 1898-09-03

WANTED-To rent from October first for two or three months a well located resi-. dence Furnished preferred. E. Wilkn. son. 9-2-2t
The age-herald., 1898-09-03

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The age-herald., 1898-09-03

WIiELs-s3, s5. $11 and on up. Cooper Cycle Co.
 NOTICE-All chattels pawned with us must be redeemed before October l, 1898, as we will on that date discontinue the loan business; otherwise, they will be sold at public outcry. Unredeemed pledges now for sale at original money loaned on same. Robert Garry & Co.,, 108 north 2Oth street. 8-26-eod
The age-herald., 1898-09-03
FOX RENT.

FOR RENT-6-room house 1921 Sd avenue; 4-room house 1721 3d avenue; 8-room house 406 18th street. Apply to Sidney Hart, 210S 2d avenue. S-2S-tf
The age-herald., 1898-09-03

WANTED-Students for Fall session which begins September D. Massey Business College, 18th st., and Sd avenue. 9-1-5t
The age-herald., 1898-09-03

WANTED-A man cook, single man pre- ferred. Good wages to good cook. Ad- dress E. M ONeil, Jasper, Ala.
 9-2-6t
The age-herald., 1898-09-03
1 CENT A WORD. @d- NOTHING TAKEN AEA
 FOR LESS THAN AOC AFOR FIRST INSERTION

WANTED-At once, twenty-five good miners at Tide Water mines Tuscaloosa, Ala. Steady work every day. Address R. R. Stobert, Birmingham, or Tusca- loosa, Ala. 9-2-sat&sun
The age-herald., 1898-09-03

PROPERTY OWNERS, ATTENTION. We can rent twenty five neat cottages Mail us list of your property Q, once For sale-Nice 4-room cottage. fruit trees. etc.; nice lot, near G. P. shops; 10 acres high and level, East Lake; 60x20O feet, 1. room cottage. East Lake.
 T. J. BALDRIDGE & CO,
 .- .2009h Second Avenue.
The age-herald., 1898-09-03

n CUIIPtteIIt s1enographer and typewriter. Best ref pher care of The Age-Herald. S-2S-tf WANTED-You to know that you can get bicycle cheaper at the Cooper Cycle Co.,, than anywhere else.
 THE FALL SESSION of the Massey Busi- ness College will begin September 5. Call or telephone for information. Corner 18th street and Sd avenue. 9-1-5t
The age-herald., 1898-09-03

FOR SALE s3,50o, large corner lot. we'll improved. within ono block of 18th street and Avenue F, renting for $630. Good investment. $1 200. excellent and large corner lot close in, with good broom cottage, A bargain. $1,2oO, nice South Highland cottage, rent ing for SlS0.
 $2, 400, well improved property. Avenue F and 21st Street, renting for upward of $400.
 Good home and vacant lots in city and suburbs for sale and dwellings and stores for rent.
The Van Buren press., 1898-12-10
Battle Of Prairie Grove.

From Wednesdays l. z GAzstte.
Today is the anniversary Of the battle
ef Prairie Grove. fought in Washington
county. some seventeen miles south Of
Fayetteville. on Sunday. December !.
ISes. Gen 7 c. Hindman commanded
he Confederate forces. Among those
who had command under him may be
mentioned Grn- r i. Shoup. Gen. j.
T. Pagan. Gen D. II Frost. Gen. VI.
n. Parsons. Gen. Joe Shelby. Gen.
Dandrige McRar and others. On the
other side were Gen. Blount. zen
Herroa and Gen. John McNulta Ii
Kas a battle royal. The skiHmishes
around Santiago were small affairs con-
PARED 70 i. The charge Of the Federal
troops across an open field and the cap
fure OF Bl0cher 5 battery, IN which the
latter lost nineteen men IN killed and
wounded and forty nine horses. was as
gallant as anything ever recorded IN the
annals Of warfare The repulse OF the
Federal charge bv the Confederates and
the reeapfure Of the battery was another
exhibition Of bravery and daring and
courage which finds a parallel only
among American troops during the
greatest war Of modern times. Ii was
American against American, and thai
meat death 70 the one or the other.
Many Of thosA who died from the
wounds received in that battle are
buried here and in their memory in pari
the monument Is to be erected.
The Van Buren press., 1898-12-10
ayptses slsFery in Hawaii.

SauB1ar Jones nf Arkansas in recent
Interview s5ds
i shEIl 87E,ass vigorously any prop
8si-l01 10 make HBwaii Territory 1t
LBS nr.lT 3 small Anglo Saxon poQRla-
15an- and never VIII have 3 large pop1-
la1l1n II lhEI race The islands could
rerv properly he MADE comfy q the
stare q Cal1fcr1llA One fsature an
sx.,scii1c IN 1hs forthcoming report Of
lhe Hawaiian Cummissi0n j. a recon
nanazrian thai 1hs system Of slavery
now n vogue there bs continued for ten
yeArs
Egu WI oppose ANY system Of
slava-y n thH islands,
II shah oppose any hind Of slavery ID
1hH Hawaign lsl=n1s and am certain
thai Other southern members tf congress
WI take tha same stand. But 1he al
naxH1ion nC1 was passed AT The 1nsrs nos
cf 1nrEs holders n real estate 1halr
property increased in value 1mmensslr
II AunaxAllUD- and 1bsy WI n81 nov
consent ~ Legislation thai mikes Il IN
practicable ta- them 20 WORK 1ha-r
plantations with the lGb1rH-s there
The ng5u1ssnEnes u 1hs system al
Chinese lHb1- IN EswEl WI provoke
new labor F-a'blems, at winch We now
have suE615Hory
The Van Buren press., 1898-12-10
pei1eR Tickets Exempt.

Senator Jones. q Arkansas who has
ssen Interesting himself = securing the
exemption G cotton tickets from The
,'saa5rsaa1rs q ths stamp act, has re
es5ve5 lai14r from the commissioner
q Internal reFsaae announcing MS de-
czs5an making fae exemption IN his
lei4ar The commissioner says; After s
careful review q this sablecf. this
1ss5as j. 0t III as5aioa and - hol3s hat
ulltre 3 baysT . Gotten deposits with
1h5ra 9arsan a s1m e money oaf Of
which This third person i directed fe
-iar al cat11n rekets signed BY The
havsr ihat 1ha ttkets cashea under
these Circumstances are exempt from
raxaf5 u a orders tar The payment q
m3nsr-
n ar3s- 10 e9ue within this ruling
1hs ts1ver znas1 actually place the money
us1h 1h4 person wh0 ozshes the Ticket
and ne t5eke1 mast be then actually
1asha5 au1 l.t 13e buyer awn money
AID % aih4-- ms would not iuclude
TIE 4isvnaa1 4 tickets bE bank ont Of
1hs tanas 4 - a4pasiters Dor payment
Il -sksfs n 1he hands # persons To
whom 1her have been transferred By The
,,as1an seller
S,auaa5r jones took The position that
ls e.d1an 15aka1s Rrs mere directions on
zhs 4f.r1 If iha purchasers 10 their cash
ia-s fa Jay au1 their awn money they
W'eee M saf'aec1 Il III requirements Of
i.he stamp TAX f. also held them 70
ne exempt because 4hH l=Fying Of q lax
IN rhe 11tkets would be equivalent to
putting q tax an 4he cotton Itself. which
Is exempt as 3 farm product. The
sesnafar regards fbs railing as of very
general importance throughout the cot
IN growing stsc11Qa-
The Van Buren press., 1898-12-10
tn Earr Prahlrm.

l'hF tAL4sisl.itllA Press las t,aHn IL
Bs-vlHW1ur governors. SENATORS ana
courrzss-ns1 III The rAcs gaasr5a1- The.
gusss11an fzpsun5s3 t.F Ina Press WAS
tins In new Cd 1h4 recent rnrs r54rs
in Nll1h and >azlh Csral11E, what IL
gaur .RLF-1a1l. Is 1he salu1l81 af 1b4
-Aas slrshlss11 II 1he sau1hs i II a5u
CANON u q -4s11sr t1r lt.elslslla1f The
Ans wa-s ATT El5slg 5iEera1f. 5ui 1as
general 1ens- l. IL ls4 aEsct 1hE1 1hs
States EEss-s5 masl E-aFl1e ran43las
sar 1hs tFzl
Taz reply of 5or- ChE15lt.r, Il Gssa--
GA = sensible II sars-
Il 8uagIlsn Alone Wlll -srs- c1--es7
1ht fElls 1-.a41 cll1--11lll1.s IL race raafs ~
tlelllg1l g1lS- flr a generation 1hs 4,fa.lls
II I1e >,-u1h hHpt EAEs,5 1as1as.l IT,.
enormously 19 eiutHts lhs 0arrp4.s- And
IL ll5fs- INSTANCES j. rs h. II iat case l1
lse 4 l--h Carolina 1sEra e5zalr. lEu 4,s-
ncaI-1 uaErl Uho j. primarily rs8si-l-llfs
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Ls.ElSlEIla1 alone aE1 -f-svtrf snah
. ~ E-lANl7- II AAtA4sI aflL
lui--t cIlssflr guarded The franchise
il Tis'i ne 1i-EH1 from me Fe1lAl and nl--
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-- Al-T1s Hua Intelligence alone uusl
W1ald lns hElal- SUPPRESS at1rs1 ~
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sa1 rare -111s Ht 1ns pa-ls Va he 4
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nau alllr ts applied IT Iht lf-aEils u 1hs
saaEs Ens'I'a lhs wrong 1urLrs-
GOV. E-Hzlfr. Ut 4 2suTuafF. 5ir-sssss
from 1ns suti=s- lluE ananEh b. ere
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s-ssl 1s- Er1 an -irhss- nas .is-sfr glrs hs-5
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--l1lr UDlt- orr 1u-ls-3rf7a 10 and c-i1.-11
MllSrs- lraa-E1f uHr~gsss- Chinese
gi-frass- -gir'l.l-s E1t lt--iH-s- -htr-..r
c-sE- e Increasing -nrlul rr1u1las Hul
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1sl-1- -lz1 ere Esz-l-fl11. rt burdens
ans -~s-t.IEi.L. L.-E-lts Ef1ct W m
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s11ssf.l-C aH-c--1ls
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The Van Buren press., 1898-12-10
The Wheels of Justice Do Not Al
ways Grind Slow.


ways Grind Slow.
Al $50 0 clock Saturday morn
ing officer Housley while making his
rounds found the back door Of ]. H.
Lynch : second hand store open and
sarmising that all was not right quietly
slipped into the building and found a
couple burglars busily at work helping
themselves to what struck their fancy
The officer covered them with his gun
and marched them to jail, where a
search of their persons disclosed vari-
ely Of articles, most of them of no great
value The burglars were strangers
and had arrived in town but a few hours
before
As soon as court met the facts were
laid before Judge Evans, who inpan-
elled a special grand jury, which after
s short session handed in an indictment
for burglary. The two young men.
who appeared to be not over Is years of
age, We're brought before the Judge and
in view Of the overwhelming evidence
plead guilty and We're sentenced to three
years in the pen each. They gave the
names Of Emmett Craig and Dan Ed
wards, claiming Paris, Ills, as their
home. Craig appeared to have been
we'll brought up. while his companion
appeared utterly depraved.
The Van Buren press., 1898-12-10
A High Glass Entertainment.

Those Of our people who attended the
musical and literary recital by the fac
ulfy Of the Bollinger Conservatory of
Music Of Fort Smith at Murta opera
house Tuesday evening were treated to
as timely rendered a musical program
and recital as has ever been given in
Van Buren and the onlv regret is the
srnAllness uf the audience which greeted
the artists u which the faculty is COM
posed Every selection was superbly
rendered and il wonld be an injustice
no mention one without mentioning sll.
The faculty was assisted by Mrs. d.
4 Pierce, who WAS mainly instrument
Al II having them appear in onr city
and she easily sustained her reputation
as Il accomplished musician in a vocal
salo rHo3sre3 by her.
The Van Buren press., 1898-12-10
= Decsoeo Success.

lhe entertainment given by the pupils
4 Miss Allen for the benefit Of the
Home and Hospital Thursday evening
Tss 3 decided success from every point
ot view. The audience WAS one Of the
largest assembled in the opera house
for some time and bu; for the threaten.
ing weather standing room would have
been ar premium as it was. something
Ike SO OF So was realized.
The entertainment began promptly at
clock and the entire program was
rendered IN manner that reflected
credit on Miss Allen Nnd her pupils and
every part WAS highly appreciated by
the audience.
The amount realized will he a Crea,
help 10 the management of the hospital
IN meeting The Increased expenses Incl,
dent 10 cola weather.
The Van Buren press., 1898-12-10
Hear is outsPeken.

Senator Hosr has sunaanced himself
p1s5 .ieslE 1as'4s-. 3e = ,-sa.. 2.
fAr Pailipg5nr Islaa4s u Tx United
S,afrs. II a oaulml lli5atisn az sass:
We Aaxe no5. - ia. sDf news
ahsea 5 aas1la1riy trusi worthy a. 70
shat fb-F aae doing in Paris Bal Il
5b- --4sar1 J. fr1e fnsf Is proposed o
Hzz = sF,s5n Th4 savertI IgaTy ~ me
PM. zine Is Eds aaa = pay s&5.py9
al1 tor II. / D. not believe that such
f-earx vii be sgreed 70. and 10 not
I,-7s.v= II ouz br % be agreed to spain
hss Fsrv little sovereignty in the Philip.
uines 10 sza 5asf now. and | do not
thiak The people Of the United States
are IN fh4 market = buy sovereignty
inst now. ~ that the constitution has
conferred ~ anybody the Tigat 10 ouy
znY such CON modify
The Van Buren press., 1898-12-10

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Cc w-1zE1En-- The sT--ilcczs & S-cz
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The Van Buren press., 1898-12-10
SA4HNR NeRB>
Hen. EaHHis T1s 1es Review M Esr'i
q nsaee OemmiSsi nerS

q neaee CemniSsi nef>
a6anaS zsx1or. late American aslHls=
Fsr - SPAN. publishes u he Decesa=
hsr nazas,s4 u ll4s North AmtT5oaa Sc
rssw saashsar criticism e he wzE
q 1h4 American peace eaazl1ssl51=
M. aavlor contends zaa1 II tAe nsse
rist5aas via Saszn respecting ensaz
Pazao Bioa and fhs Pail5zI5aes ne
1aszEaAers q he asazla5ss5ea saaala aaVs
seaa rzz5aa - the precedent ssla al5saea
IT his oaaas1y II u dealings Vs-h
Naz5eo after ne xlafa-53as 5ssae q aae
Nsza1az var Eaen, be saTs. re Re
saseas s. Nexiao lar hslV3ess Al ear
f7sf- u 1ske fra2 heH single square
ME 4 as-rstazy Is 1zcAf = conquest
Oar e0u-l5s>5aasrs were Instructed II
azer AeF s. a3a- be ~ cash an the
Assaass5oa n7aa ON part 4 1aare than
3 81 aa zus froaa hsr u American
slizzaas a. cazl ztz-ssstzaa fa- The AREA
az1 Z V-l-isla - as.sa carved California.
NexszA. Az14sla. Utaa an Nsw Aax-
saa-
AID fAzs. snrs - Tsvlar. R=ss
ssis azlsAe5 nsT ss5ae5Eas = aazAl
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annals e nsisaas
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Ia ~ 6zsf ilaae >1aee ras conquest #
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IL cazs5a asrAl5aa a15 sasiies 1haz can
as 51e b. the wax 5laa he strong
especially a. span Aas aessn a1 ola and
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s,sta-s broken - diplomatic -sls150as-
TI8e R-=-ssse seeznaz.7 K1-51.a ms t,..an ca1-
e7a5sz y fhs AEs-5aan canmiss55z
Mr. TAr5ar cAae.sctsraz4s q 5 srasl
rsr5shzaan1-
We have refused as35Iraf5aa- re
hara sa14z4a-a5s demanded ihs slrrsa-
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waF n aal1Har EzlA c.1ba ana the
El5z53 Enass We shaal5 hars baeu M
Wiling aa reeaElzzs those reasonable
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s.u1ztsa 1s--1al-r
In 1hs sasa q ahH Philippines ~
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e 1sass 5s59a1s represent a1z1anz nzis1ss..
81 1hs improvement e las aBun1zs
1her musa =-us WzA ma 1Hna ana
asusz5aars e Eiias,rH uzi11 II z 1ian vl4ai
grounds hEVs VI re5eg=s5 1hH 4lgilea
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aaa z lalm1n honesty r. me eause ii
Gahas
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sspf ssEassaeufE arH- C'uha vii uas
EFilzz- IL as saHn 3 E'zba = fTa-uafe5
y 1he S.E,l.I.iz1 1ra#g;l5 rh4 : 1zze5 State
WI exercise gul-Ll5ed s8Ft-eisu1-T
BFHr 1hH ISLAND gn5 hiring & military
rors-'1l,I mem there Hn5 zlrlsly enforce
At lgw's 38- The purpose u clllHo1l1.1
Teveuus tsi-h sz1t1-nal ana internal. q
oln5lUi1u W llich mus1 Hzis1 Hu15l ran
-rass u-ae-s EiberEisH- IN lbA aasa 1t
C'ulia. a. w's ls thA1 si 1.h4 1ti-l77l li1l..s
the E-nzI-Ii l1 lracltIe expenditures made
aF '>pain In 1hs lssr-uEDsi11 IMPROVE
1nesu1 4 1hs aslNna shgala nare hee1
rao1'gllzHa Is 8 lsr8l charge u5,aa 81
The Van Buren press., 1898-12-10

wAsEz1zaTgw, Dsc- s-The rrss5-
5eut Message was haa--a w51h marked
aisilssS14ss and iuA1isrllon II h1dh
foasss Of c1ngress Rr Republicans
and Dsaao1ratS generally. i Is GRO
Dounces tame and 1zsstisiseig-1v
eecuzsszs5- A Senator Foraker I2eg. 3
Cf OAio remarked VITA sarcasm It Is
q thrilling historical REVIEW The
massage contains = paras ct or2ins-y
besE sszSls. IS & which are devoted to
exylxazaz-E h0w we we've forced into wB-
with Spain, and hoR wei 1lhs army Kn2
navy Ncrll17e3 themselves bow peace
negotiations we're entered zpaa and ARE
progress5nE II Raris he important
onssi5ans coatrontinE 1Ae c0aai-y Is S
result q 12ls VA ARE dismissed in three
lines VIII premise Il treat q then
hsrakf1e-
Senator Jones Of Arkansas chairman
q shs DsEaacrziac national committee
criticised 1he message In 1aN-y respects
ka3 takes exos4isoa, especially. 10 ihs
l2ac1aEs q The recomDsnaAI1ao tor al
increase II lie regular army The Sen
aior regards ths Eroullse - -uusls-
01t ihs Eaalzls,sTs, providing fhs rsg1-
lars are Increased, ks s covert 8Tfsslll u
&c nasrae congress INTO 1Als larislE1 n
1,y ssru-zzsr usiss frun those wbo ARE
SFpNsa6 II 1hs Measure, ts1I al the same
sims as.s1-'z 20 0t5et the5- rols1l1ntzlts
II Gh4 T-rsl -zzl1sasrs
The Van Buren press., 1898-12-10
3 s...NRra

Suo1s. STEADY nerves
Are needed far suncc-s
EveTyRhere Nereos
Depend simply. solely,
Upon TIE llood.
Pure. ricb. no4Eshing
Flood leeds The nerves
And makes them strong.
The great nerve tonic Is
Hoods SaHsap4Ulla,
Because i makes
The blood nch and
Pure, giving II power
To feed the nerves.
Hoods S2rsapaTilla
Cures nervousness.
Dyspepsia, rheumatism,
Cas2rrh, seno.ula
And a. forms q
Impure blood.
The Van Buren press., 1898-12-10
LAST SESSION.
Bzta HeHsss e Can<ress fenxfne
xmia q General Display g
Eaes Feeling

WASzxa7oS. De- S-Ths o2szz-E
session n congress .assT WIS spacfAe=
Mar occasion. animated Raa brilliant
Thare were more ta4z saae nsud number
of distinguished psTsanages \ 1he
thznzrea galleries. iueluaiag uaarx
Representatives c Ha7e5ra governments
hseA oEciass. iazzas 2aa Esuilfsaea
co1sTseaoas Il sa1sa1 z-a political lie.
Thz greetings ot 1Aa 1enhers we're
zaas1 oa7aiAl zRa there WSs d euferaz,-
Yias G partisan =Haoa4 - msz TIE
oce&szoa.
One a The nos- striking incs5arts
was 4he cordial meeting between she
aoa- Leaders q. 1ha respective s53ass
Messzs- DiaElev aua Bailey In view
# 1As rosss9 about Tie possibility C
NJ. Bailey beng 5ezsas-s ss ths miner
III azHaer il Is significant thai he
speaker named NJ BEilsy as IL
ziza-z-g member af rAs COMMITTEES u
wAsi 17a1 The president. a AsDar 4
wzzs hes;srel aqaa lie Recognized
lender & TIE minority
Speaker Reed received HHrn W.
eouae fsaTn both SIDES = The hoase WHEN
he xscsasea fhs rasfzz2 20 rzn ths
house u order. haf perhaps he greatest
personal ovation 10 say rass2aer Eas
th1z E5rsa N35os General Wheeler. ot
Alabama, xhe had uaf been seen y
many c Lis ola colleagues s5aae As
wea4 - he front a. fhe hesa & HE
oarAlzg a5vssiaa q Gaae-Al sAssssr :
army
TAe ral aRll asveaaass fae presence
of 2s4 members. a7s aeiag a gaorua-
Three new members we're swo-z in
N Dsagley TIE daar leader. czsraa
the customary resolution Tar fhs a.
polE7rzaeAt Il committee e farsa &c
sain ssaaii2E oonl5s-sa 4 fhs ssazie
u val zEaa ihs president and iHsasaz
hin thai IN house vas ready fa resesre
any cosazaaisafien n hAa ia aak7-
i xss unanimously adapted and 1as
speaker appointed NJ IiagleF. III
CAaooa and NJ Bzslers
When aAe haass -en0zven=z after tsss
recess aase committee appointed 40 H'azi
pps7 1lhs president appeared a and report
I'd 1an7 1aaef haa discharged dhsz- ms
So And zhaf t1e slraz53ssz7 had sala laa-
h x-ozla oemmaaie.a1e with congress
Immediately, Il writing II Dinghy
had hardly nAas 1Ais raFa.s hafazs
Nssa- Praaaa. the presidents sreca-
I'VE ola-ik. appeared ana announced Tie
message of The President.
Tkr ssal q ths envelope IL which IRE
message WAS Contained was broken 1T
THE speaker himself and Il WAS amI1e-
SiAi<as 3aaa before the hausA.
The renEinE tusrne55s1sly commenced
AID ooczsied over fVa haz-s. Al ths Hx-
Eirx45clz Il which time a1 M. D1rggisy
ma1laa 1hs houss h5saDrne5-
The Van Buren press., 1898-12-10

At meeting q Ajax and Merchants
Hose companies last Friday night. the
following committee of arrangements
Tor the eregnen 5 hall was appointed
{ has Anderson, Phil Doerr. Win Phil
.lps and Il GeiSh ~ the Ajax: Art
AerbE, + RCihvsuH. Tom MaNSker ans
R n. johnson of the Merchants.