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The herald., 1898-08-22

Revolution IL brewing in italy. The re-
cent bread riots are believed to be simply
mutterings before the storm. The trouble
Is the people are overtaxed. A great part
Of their earnings Is taken by the govern
ment. As times so by the crisis of revolu-
ton approaches, and the end is likely to
be the same as in the American revolution.
Many men and women try to do too much.
They overtax their systems as govern
ments overtax their subjects. Then comes
a. breakdown. The stomach, kidneys,
liver. blood and nerves are affected. Ali
sorts Of big names are given for these dis
eases. but the name amounts to nothing.
What IL required Il q medicine like Hos
letters Stomach Bitters to drive out the
poisons. restore the strength and build up
new and healthy tdssues. Any druggist
Win supply It, and the sufferer will be ~
tonished after taking 4 to - how quickly
Il acts.
The herald., 1898-08-22
Los ANGELES HERALD, MONDAY MORNING. AUGUST q, 1898

Hughes and not aired their Quarrels, the
country would never have gone against the
city.
Indisputable Facts
I am writing merely plain facts-fac<s
which every member of the home delega-
ton knows to be true. Whatever may be
the ultimate results of the state conven-
ton, Los Angeles tubs will have to stand
on their own bottoms and by their records
made here.
CHARLES HARTON
The herald., 1898-08-22

Mater & Zobelein's lager. fresh from their
brewery. on draught In all the principal
saloons: delivered promptly in bottles o.
kegs. Office and brewery, 44o Also street:
telephone 81.
The herald., 1898-08-22
JOTTIN0a

Lovers Of good driving horses cannot
miss It by buying one of our No. 3 Chester
Columbus Buggy Co.'S driving wagons
They have the Bailey hangers. long-dis-
lance axles and quick-shifting shaft COUP
lings. Hawley, King & Co.
The herald., 1898-08-22

We have taken the agency for the Colum.
bia bicycle. Our motto Is, "Get the Best
However, we have good wheels for $50
Hawley, King & Co.. Broadway and Fifth
The herald., 1898-08-22
MARRIAGES

Z. 1894, Ed
win e. Wescott Of Olean, N. r, andIEv,
]. Thompson Of Pleasant Valley, N. Y
The herald., 1898-08-22
DEATHS


LOTT-Emma, dearly beloved wife of Geo.
F. Lott. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
D.Schieck. sister Of Mrs Chas. e. Pitt
man and Mrs. Elmer Jenkins, aunt of
Pearl Pittman, aged SO years Z months
and days. Funeral from her late
residence. 2A Franklin street. Monday
August q, at Q p. m. Interment at
Rosedale,
The herald., 1898-08-22

The Republican county convention. TO
nominate county, township and district Of
flcers of this county. will be held on the
18th of September, the primaries on the
10th and the caucuses on the Sth. Mega
phone advises all Republicans to secure
maps and guides at once. With close ap-
plication to geography, safe guide, plenty
of time and large supply OF rations' they
may be able to find the polling places and
make the trip home by election day.
The herald., 1898-08-22

]. A. Booty Of Santa Ana has announced
himself a.: a candidate for assessor OF
Orange county. subject to the decisio.. OF
the Democratic county convention. Ar.
Booty is one of Santa Ana's stirring Der.o-
Gratis. ]. Wiley Harris of the same city
wants the Populist nomination for county
clerk
The herald., 1898-08-22

Silver Republicans will hold their state
convention in this city next Saturday.
They will unquestonably nominate and
indorse the union ticket. Congressman
Mcguire will be present. In the evening
1t is proposed to give him a reception, at
which he will speak upon the issues Of the
campaign.
The herald., 1898-08-22

Burns made his last visit to this city.
Since that, visit. however. let. all Demo-
Gratis judge him by the political company
he keeps and carefully observe whether Of
not his voice is the voice Of Henry and his
hand the hand OF Daniel.
The herald., 1898-08-22

nardino county has made It's mountainous
and the Sun pronounces the nominees
good clean men. F. p. Meserve OF Red
lands was nominated for assemblyman
Mr.. Meserve's opponent is T. H. Con Of
legislative ,whdtewashing fame. On the
county ticket the following nominations
were made: Sherif. c. A. Rouse; clerk.
J. 8. Brown; recorder. d. P. Dayton; tax
collector, c. d. Fowler; district attorney,
J. w. Curtis; assessor. Capt. Robert Bos-
worth; treasurer, w. A. Boren; super!n-
tendent Of schools, Miss Lulu Bahr; aud
itor, C. NJ. Barnes: public administrator,
I. Ct Girard; coroner. DR.. A. L. Shepard;
surveyor. r. E. Trask.
The herald., 1898-08-22

Bakersfield has organized Democratic
club for campaign purposes. 1t has
charter membership of over fifty, among
whom is c. p. Howard, former staunch
Republican Ii is said number of other
former gold bugs have sgnif1ed their In
tention of joining the club. Other cities
please take notice.
The herald., 1898-08-22

CHARLES HARTON.
The herald., 1898-08-22

John Wilson Of San Fernando is full
fiedged candidate for the Democratic nomi-
nation for sheriff. Mr.. Wilson Is well
known throughout the county. and has
friends without limit. Rivals for this
nomination had better consult Mr.. Wilson
before getting on the track, for there may
be danger ahead.
The herald., 1898-08-22

The Mcguire club will meet Tuesday
night for the purpose Of continuing the
work of organization, which was inter-
rupted by the primaries and state conven-
ton. Every member should be present, as
will be made to entertain
Mr.. Mcguire. 1t is hoped that the club
will have its new headquarters on Second
street ready by that time.
The herald., 1898-08-22

A weekly paper asks: "What is Maguire?"
The same paper devotes column Of Its
valuable space to find an answer to sui It's
partisan views. and overlooks the only
sensible answer which can be given. name
iy, that he Is a winner, thorn in the side
of the G. o. p, an anti-monopolist and the
friend and champion Of the people.
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RED CROSS SOCIETY IN CUBA.
The FrsSldezt IHsrruees sIIss Cara Ba-tou
70 Ae- IN P-rfse= Aecorz With the
spanish Asthori-iss-

HAvASA- sept a--TLz-sday morn
Ing Mss Clara Barton received a
-ab-eEram IRON President Mckinley
telling her 10 act in perfect concert
with the Spanish authorities. and 70
turn over the Red Gross societv's SUI
plies % them- Il conveaieut 1o-
1istrioutiou- helping them As far
as possible II this wor.z. ogr-
Ing 20 her thorough familiarity
7vi;h T. With respect 20 the hue Of
$50 imposed b the custom house au-
tAo-Ities upOn Miss Barton for no.
having a nantes, OF the Red Cross
cargo, President Mckinley directed
her 20 pay the dne. reserving the right
20 make q subsequent claim fo- is re.
funding Il IS apparent that The two
governments were acting in accord IN
tlis matter.
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SOUTHERN STORM FINGERS.
* Counties IN Geur<Es Are Uader Earsr
aza rra=ic = F.araIr E-si.-ArI1nr-l E=-
cetss< rsGrh % the Storm.

ArLASrA- Ca SEPT The storm
7vAich has swept o-er southeast
Georgia for the past two days has PUT
SIX counties uzlier water and par
alFzed railroad az6 telegraph com
1,-1ic1clcu II that part OF tie s-ate-
Armies % railroad men are At work
On a. Ines aEecte5. hut are making
uoc- progress. as the rain continues.
Many trains from Atlanta and north
AID west are a. TeuzEue, Ca unable
% move Eight inches OF rain feI.
AZ Tsnrils n = hou-s and the
wind reached 4 velocity OF so niles IN
hour Bridges were wrecked and
houses and trees were blown COVE.
DIT so ta- as known 10 lives were
-1s- Tae damage 70 bridges and roads
II Washington county a,o-e Is SIS. coo
Atlanta received 4 touch OF me
storm Thurs6ay- The wind reached
a velocity OF % miles and the rainfall
was very heavy
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PECUyIARY LOSS IS HEAVY
E.nnah- Co. Va a.siiy Dana<--1
~ W-stne-<fazr's Star-n

SAVASNAH Ca SepE s--whi-e -
va1uaa sz-fersd hearz-- f-uu ne c--
clone which svre1z ov-- this section ot
ne coast Wesiuessiar morning. Ne
damage On -1e cuzsz 5s-1-ds aaG ne
interior as fa- Is -he storm reached -
probably greater
Tie flooded condition " me cuuu-
~ rznGe-s ruu-ruusea-inn azstis-sIl -
and a uzuT sections l- IS eu-s-elr cu-
on and 10 news las been -ecei~eG %
i-Giezze waas The cauG[15ous a-e-
Tie drsz news t-1ru s.ie Ca-uls-i1
SEA Lssllr,is- Tazc1 vre-e me seems Of
lie g-ea- rsria- storm Il -sgG II uvals,.I
taousauds Of persous pe-ishssf. WIS re-
cerved : -iGa-- WziLe me Stern vas
nothing Ike 5llas q Iva rea-s a-u -he
loss $ Ee1vT- ne 1eaches north Ct
EFtes are l1ed T.-h WRECKS Of sluzll
CT and ar El1-F11u and me arae-
sIaa-- ser--euer-s 81 the houses were
u1-co1sG and ulznr wee tsss--uv..i-
The Nurve-l11 aariS Ba-1a. vhiea
Tez- ashore "a Gasa5r bans w1s a
1orsII wreck Fr-aar- Th.. czurat 4 mi
crew were sa-eG The bark N,e. u
ls1szupclu GO rescas the crew Ct 7rhss..1
Lieu-- M1r-a1 and cue of rs cuunaz-
lors lost -l-ei- lives. has abcu- Efsar-
pea-eL
SEa-L sreaEs-s have patrul-sd CaLa-
oo--e sound A. lag searching Ger tie
noaiss Of the heroic rezcue-s. but rzer
have rot been recovered
lac loss % the rlce crcp CT re 81
vl11ah ri7er acne IS esuua-sE IT
s2no1o0 % s-50-IO1 Three sou--as Of
me crop has been Gesr-oyeG
The -0ss - Elz1-ers between Sam
ma and A--7rs-a VIII run iuro the
HUNDREDS o. thousands
4 heaVy taot IS reported ii me u
Per savannah rtver and r-esssz- s-s
were sent cur rom here F-iGaT ui-il-
% vvar1 planters C is a1p-uach-
The coruou c-o1 II the counties al
joining savzCnaa Is practically ruined
BzAUFoRr- : C.. sept S-The
schooner May O-Nel is ashore On
Richards Island The schooner C. C.
Foss wi-h mair and men r-asrs
gone - zsho-e or Huurirr Ls-aaE
The schooner : % J. Eaxsoz A.
rived AZ Quarantine s-ation
Thursday niEh-. d5snas-ed- IL tow
o. rae tug Juno The schooner Nelson
Ba-rleC- 6isua1tlel. Is ashore at Hi
Ton Head A schooner. name IN
known IS ashore a. South EGis-or-
Tie big Ventura IS inside Port Royal
bar Ile crews o. al Tie vesze-s
named are safe
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WENT TO WATERY GRAVES.
see~ers DroWae'f IN Presqas Isle
Blg, Ere. Pa

EarE- Pa SEPT by the accidental
jio.ng o< the sal OF pleasure vacat
on FresQue Isle bay Frizay evezinr
four Fc11g women were swept OF Earo
the vater ard drowned before ass-s--
alee co1ld be rendered them Their
names are- Nay. DeI-a ard Ella Para
dine daughters q Wm- Para1i-e- Al
Ere u1clllls-- and Jessie Moore
dauEate- OF Joan r. Moore. an eart-
neer % the E-te < Pittsburgh railroad
Tie GHforruuate girls formed q uor-
ton q a party Of g-eas1-e-sseESe-s Who
were enjoying q saI upo1 the Yacht
czrIeactta The boat had bu- a few
moments before departed from The
head q tae bay sailing Tree before a
light but puEy Wind The four -ir-s
named were seated upoa the roof
Of ne yachts -=5in when a sus5en
puff Of vino coming down s-on the
wooded saore- az unexpected 6irec-
ton, the sail bed. sweeping the fou-
OF into the water A. quickly IS pos
sule the yacht was pat about but
Tha- with the Roadway obtained and
the light wind u was impossible %
reach the spot ia time % save any OF
the girls The bodies have not vet
teen recovered
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A FLEET OF BIG WAR SHIPS.
Sine 81 Them sailed Up Bostoa Harbor
friosy Afteruooa--The Omeers Given
Esceptioa iu Faneuu Han

hcsroS- Sept a.-Am-d the creates.
enthusiasm from thousands. bo-b
afoat and ashore. a feet Of nine war
ships fresh from hard sighting in Csba.
headed ~ ,le stately Massachusetts,
sal Jed up She larto- Friday aftenoo,
and allet-E dropped anchor OF the
Nnar~es. salu-es only being fred in
honor II Commodore How.s5n. Il the
navT yard. and as GOV. Woieott lef. for
tne shore
Friday night ths officers iu their
oest Uniform came ashore and with
Gov. Wolcott aud Mayor Quincy held
vel atteDce1 reception i1 historic
Faaea.l hall while The feet with The
assistance g q lively thunaerstorm.
lighted or tne harbor With laelr
search lights
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SHAFIER BACK FROM CUBA,
The Commando a. the Battle % santiago
ard Ills sts1 Arrive in New York-A
salute FIred In Honor.

NV YORK. sept 2-The transuor,
Mexico. with Gen. >hafter on board.
was sighted OF Moatauk point at Gao
a. m. thursday and an hour later
iropFed anchor in Fort Pond bay.
The City Of Mexico has on board. be-
sides Gen snafter- the members OF his
staf, including Lieut. Coils. Z. !. Nc
C.ernaud, J. T. Pope and 6. Nee
Derby; Mas Robert II. Noble. John
Miley and S. ". Gros5eek; CaDts. j.
Z Gilmore and z. IT, RUNNER. A.
soon as Gen. Wheeler vas notified a
Gen. Skaters arrival he ordered a
salute Of % guns 20 be fred. and
troops ". G, Z, II and X Of the "a reg
MAR cavalry were detailed 20 escor,
Gen. shafter into came when he should
land
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CLETzLasD. o.. sept SIS Nuusch.
> vel known architect d plttsbu-rn.
vas fould dead early Saturday sn the
toi-et room q zee American hotet.
Deeeasee had been suffering from
heart t-oEole and shis ia connection
with the Intense hea- s. supposed o.
have caused his death. Nr Munsen
vas ~ gears " are Re and two
tr.eH-s Ee7 =. q. Amscller. pastor Of
ne l-at-oaa Lutheran eaBrch. and
he7. j. Harrer rector % Tire E.ttan-
r-nT LrfHeran caurch of Alezasn-.
Fa were ea route - 1T Clements.
El.-
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Wv YORK. sept Ak c.s11-cz q
The Tribune says co- Eeu-y's cou.
fess.01 % having s0rred -1e famou.
document upon tie autHe---ci-v a.
vH.ca Gen. Be- EeisdeT-e. ch5ef Of stat.
q tae French amy. n his i--7asslore-
appeal N the jury iu the Zola s-sz-
stalsed bis own reputation a1d the
honor a toe Amy AMI Col Eerrr-s
suicide il the fort Of Mou-eva-euce
have caused an emotion throughout
France which has not aeen Witnesses
s.zce the fall q sedan-
Col Henry. a peasants son. pro.
mote1 from rae ranks aud inbus5
vita az tae Instincts low cum - ar6
narrow personal zrlruosi rT often eaz-.
sc-eriscic az Freuea peasants. had 10
conception az tle eno-mity a. aa
e-ine u1-i- ove-7vhe-u1e1 b. -s.1s-.-,s
rioa. fTa-s brave but infatuated caie
n the Intelligence department % -1s
F-euca army embodied tne whole head
and fr1rt o. u-er-us c1uvi elton. O.
Lo-as condemns ION. Of EstsrnszT al.
qult-a- ard ~ P.eeuar-s de1radali51
and Imprisonment
TIE -1v-rrr-e-- IS lci-Z IT'S best %
stem tae rising eide 81 arita-ion hv q
s-uc-el Q-.escerce rElca scar1aL .zss
the Jo--1a Des Debates and o-her
pare-s7 out 70 may succeed IN gettla1
over The crisis u Fau-e ignores the
reproacIes d the rreas and remains Al
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NO OBJECTIONS.
N.lcias VIII Permit Gen Brooke AMI
Escorr 70 go % san Juan
rss spAni-h Fsr-itiesrsoa- A-ouna San
Sslza Hisrr-iozsiy >rruas-rn- >ssun--
81 Amy Earop- CuuIa He Held
s.<< BY Joo 1-n-r-eans

RosCE- P1--D Rlcr. SEPT Gen
EroozSe Eha-sdaz notified Can't. Gen.
3facias. me Spanish crnluanrier *
Sa1 Jua1 &c Porra Eco. anGe- aag
Of -z-uce carried % ne SruuEsh lines
OF Col Cscetla-- tha- f. AG-u- Ssh-e7-
and Gen Gorticn- rhe American Por-c
Ezc1z rcncs commissioner. haG sziIs..s
t1r san J1aE from Nev York On -hs
steamer Sszeca A. the same -ne
Gen Bruoze- who IS Lso j
=emre- OF The commission asked
Z there was AN 90 lecrtion -
ais proceeding overland WITH N e.
cert Ma lose EeTes. OF the Spanish
Army 6rouEhs the reply CT Sen
AI1cias Thursdar- IL WIS sent Or wire
a1G saiG -he-e were 10 cbiec-5ous.
Consequently Gen Bruulze has z--a-c.
60 % leave on FRIDAY or Saturday via
LIS s-aE sscnrseG b- TROOP T. ot -ns
oh eaTalry. and Ca1t Pitcher's COM
FazT % shs STA eavaET-
Several stone cu-vertz between here
and The Spanish works CT t-e crest CT
The mountains whicE have been blown
u7- WI &c repaired F-faaT By Col
Gee --ia-' 8 engineers The colonel has
e--alz-re,. -ne spanish fcrtleca lions
Ha says obey are na-ve-cusIg sc-onr
sz- rla- he could hI7e held back the
s-rou-esr amy II EUupe WITH 500
men aEaIas- n aszau-- IN 'front.' The
s7l1-ar-s lad trenches and two GUS.
A. 1u- huucred o. the 500 meu sta-
t-oEea -le-e have reeu-ueG % san
Juan
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DEaHhN mas sept The co1lf-
i'on = Thomas 3 Bayara former am
taasaccr o. Ea1all. Who is "a. Kari
stem. ere home u MS daughter Mrs
warren. vas crit.cal SUNDAY. So pro-
ho1nced Haf been tae change iu the
rast t7so ~ three days that % was
'houT-t the r4t.en. would ~, sarv.g.
many days
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LifcpiT, heD. Sept 5-Oov Ho..
comb teiegraphed 90 Warrington sun.
day asking fit was possible 70 secure
fn honorable discharge for The mem
tera n The III Nebraska organs regi.
ment on their application.
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81 LOUIS sept At midnight The
6ve-story brick building Of the A
Geisel Manufacturing Co took Ere
and within 20 minutes was destfoyed.
The loss is estimated AZ sie0. 900
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stesm Boiler Hiows On

DALLAS. Tex sept "A report
reached here from Paris. Tex. that
the boiler % thc power house 81 the
electric com pany's plant had blown uo.
totally vvreckiug the main building.
kumors are that several persons have
been killed OF in jured.
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1t nA-z,ng 1p clothes rhat 20 % piccss before
ne end or me season or tIce AMI iyez limp
AMI sleIzv lrrsr the lrSc wasnlnL.s one 81
simpson PRINTS VII 1urwear three az rhs
.nl=r-1r sallcres. Tie cuiCrs I-e ahsnitzrsi,r
LIST and IlT tabr-c bsarrlg rne rn-le "a
~ l--lam Simpson K suns j. y1nr1rcss,; u
-1e highest standard OF gualirr md Srish
md VII Slve perfect sz1st1etlou-
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PHHADELPWA sept 2-The hot
wave had record breaker Thursday FOR
temperature and heat prostratious on
any September in she past "a years.
81 o'clock the mercury reached O.
degrees There were over 50 prostra-
Ions
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fonE .ept s-prof Tascone n Gle
Fr'cv wan oh.orvatory sage taaf. ao-
cofDin2 ~ fympfoHns similar ~ taore
preceding the great eruption 20 1914.
much rrcat activity % veaavl0s So im.
albcr-
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>rnI-h--one can't always fudge a nR1 ;
pa1r,urlsln By hIs cuuVerst1on-
lgues--N1- Z suppose not
cal hir1 a cuV1r-
Well er-I uiEtl- q wls sure he
Suu-da 2 lg-lt- ~ lIsle,1 Evening News.
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II = rerurre1 ra2r n-tn 10 LrIinn1 mas
1u- lac an iour sleep tlr I'VE relrs. Re
eurs-lcClr w1llls Eruur- unable 20 ra-t. ana
nuw Ir-le more -I1l skeleton There
lre thousands of men Inu women wiu arr
1uliiie 20 slceu m6re -nEu an nuur or -'Eu q
ligri- because Of NERVOUSNESS. wElsresS,
dyspepsia. lelllche Enn constipation a
-er-1ln 7urne,.r fur these Disorders p f-os-
,sr-er stomach 3i--ers. Al druggists selI L.
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FAms Sept THE Caulon tH.s
morning publishes "a statement 70 The
fleet that the mnister n var aas
been Officially Informed that Esterhszy
proposes shortly ~ declare himself Az
tacr ~ TIE Dreyfus letter
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sIEcnEsvu.LE, o.. sept 2. william
irwin, aged CO. died Thursday from
INJURIES received Wednesday. A steam
shovel toppied over on him while
working on she w. &LE
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lI- Nuugp-I Inns I u-;iI aave NJ wins
sgrS st1lrs-- lif
Mr. Nuuuu -slrozciiiElllf Nv ~. ,tllE.
I nun -lllll. rlIl cnula ,e ~ ltIr-lez=. \ GA
SiroU l1S baby loves 20 pull -ieEn.--Is ~
Date
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"wednesday 81 tae Preside BRIG. Gen.
Miller reviewed the 1000 troops repre-
senting part 81 the Philippine army
u Invasion nov eHcamped 10 San
Tranc-.c.
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@yrtiat - z---ne>s. Sltier'
'Eirnne-ss NJ hss. = shzstnacT n S'zr-
seive-.
And Wat = 1lsrin1t-y
--cbst.nacr = 1rrnntss IN sousbo.l,r else :
--llca-U Ecst-
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w e aai Hap~-.

lI- Cf0r-ux .llcislveiv ny .ianEatsr =
rot ne r-<1r l-ze -u rer mzr--es..
1lr. Elr-upu IzrSuaslvelr ~ lyiIlsse l.--vse
WIN ruIi. AR Liorruz-1ust every rear lll.es
x yorse- yus xuosr Judge
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Drupsv -ru1-ed tree bv DR. f. Fl Green
suns. cf Atlanta. ga The .rel-ssc trousr
specialists ~ the wur.G- Eeld rheir asiVer-
-lsemen- II Another column gf -h-s pager
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Not wanted

Ciptuin-I caa -et a s-ea- zrrrlc1iuu fur
our 1u-l u-ue- y uiluler N--t A wooden .eg-
lLIuaggr-N 1pe- J. wen = GD- NJ cgu {
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1898-09-07

"hsHlzoroE sert AIN order 20
&ee1 the regular army up % lts maxi
mum Strength o. $1,000 volunteer.
rlll - offered Inducements % re-en.
list Tie tine lu che volunteer service
vii III alloHed them az a part Of the
continuous ser-ice IN the regular
branch.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1898-09-07

a Dose II Time Saves Nine or E1fe's
Honey q Horehound and Tar for Ccugns.
Pies I1oIhaehe Drups Cure II enc minute.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1898-09-07

England holds The honor OF having
frrt formed societies Tor the proven
zion ~ cruelty ~ animals. snd o. hav-
Ing fret ler.s.afel for its punishment.
The hearing organ ~ arimals IS not
always located in Che head IN some
graashoppcra 80 is in the f0relegs. and
appears on The wings Of many insects.
Don't think ryu can make a success
n growing small fruits unless you put
plenty ~ energy. study ard labor
into e.
The British empire embraces 10000
islands
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1898-09-07

4 horse wiEh a doeksd tail must feel Ia
4 usigl bod A. " Bulletin
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1898-09-07

To pleass a ulla ind cur whut BE- wauts-
T-.ilr ne needs = % MINOR mport1uce--
Rams Eoru-
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1898-09-07

People hunt ID their own KIND inst a.
naturally as water seeks rrs own levsl -
" Washington ,Il.l Democrat-
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1898-09-07

Lose 4 minute. and the chase OF lsfse,r.
VI nlt ealen i---Earl-s Hn-r
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1898-09-07
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Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1898-09-07

3 4 C01stitusilnlI Cure P-ice &c.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-01-29

Yrs Alice Meade. 1925 Moore street.
Ms. Nancy Weatherlis 14Z7 r. Leigh
-'rset. Mira Rev NJ Il A Coleman.
zoo l6th street. Manchester, ant Nr.
Andrew Gaines OF barton Heights
whose death claim was also paid {, IN
oertsker Wellington r. II rris, by or
d. OF the deceased's imily.
mas only two rarAs 70 SICK benefits
3 ard 10 cents; 50 90 fOr5 cents and
800 Tor ocants per wee: with SIS or
AID $50 % death benefits respectively.
The d 'ath benefits for larger premiums
are aisD higher than other com auies f:
for ms ance 50 ct< per week would p~y
the member $3.50 90 a. dean besides
the "a 90 per week he = ouid have re-
eeivei DURING sickness
ltsntb o~izd capital st0ck urder the
Stats law un er which II l. hartsreA 6
- zoo diyld-d into sh tre : Of Sc 90 ca
aud only 100 Of these shares are +
sale, and the directory is not making
any great Ell ut to dispOs OF tn IN
AZ The last meeting OF the R1ard the
rate of20S per annum dividend was
declared 20 IFS shareholders
Tue Board is composed OF the follow
ing gentlemen: = \. Baker. president :
w II Branch vics president: John
linton Jr.. secretary; Charles Free
man, treasurer aud A P. Qnarles.
PEI sons desiring agency, stock and
ether information concerning the As
ISOLATION could obtain the SAM from
my of the gentlemen named OF more
iirectly by addressing
john CLINrON. Jr,,
Sec Planet Beneficial Assem-,
no n. Pad So, Richmond. Va
% II