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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-11-23

Fred Vehler, a sailor on the British
steamship Pleatea, was drowned at the
Ocean Steamship wharves last night. lie
was fishing from a lighter alongside the
ship, and fell overheard. His body was
recovered, and was taken charge of by
Coroner Goette. Vehler was p years old,
and native of -. Johns, New Bruins
Il
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-11-23

London, Nov. 23.-The Daily Mail pub
fishes a dispatch from Naauwpoort, dated
Wednesday, which says that a large force
under Gen. Metlfuen crossed the Orange
river and is advancing to the relief of
Kimberley.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-11-23

RAN INTO A FREIGHT TRAIN.
Crews of Two Engines Were killed
In the Smash-un.

Garrett. Ind, Nov. 22.-The heavy Balti-
more and Ohio's limited passenger train
drawn by two locomotives, ran into the
rear of a freight train near McCooI,
small station fifty miles out of Chicago
this afternoon.
Both the passenger engines were ditched
and their crews killed.
The freight train was almost a total
wreck. Its conductor, Mr.. Butts and Rear
Brakeman Hamilton, missing, and it
is supposed they are buried under the de-
briS Of their cabOose
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-11-23
GEN. WALKERS NEW AIDE.
Mai. II. Il. Williams on STAFF of South
CarOIina's Division Commanders.

Gen. c. I. Walker commander of the
South Carolina Division of Confederate
Veterans, has appointed as aide, ranking
as major Comrade Henry T. Williams,
a member of Camp Sumter No $50 of
Charleston but now a resident of Savan-
nah. Maj. Williams will carry the colors
of the South Carolina division in the pa
rade to-day.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-11-23
CHRONIC DYSPEPSIA
Cured by the New
Treatment.
IT'S GUARANTEED

Tze r. T. Booth Co..
DEAR SIRs: I have suffered with
chronic dyspepsia for years and nothing
rronld relieve me. Doctored with the
bsst physicians and grew worse under
heir treatment. Suffered from acid
stomach and experienced the greatest
distress after eating Could not sleep
ord was very miserable. have used
Int two boxes of the Hyonei Dyspepsia
Cure and am now perfectly well.
commend it to all my friends who are
suffering with the same complaint.
Very respectfully,
MRS. LIDIA McLANE MILLS,
1859 Vine street, Philadelphia, Pa.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-11-23
Boers Fired on pri1i.b camu

Durham. Nov. 22.-The Beers opened FIRE
with artillery on Moot river camp from the
north, but without casualties to the Brit
ism.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-11-23
noers Are MarchIng west.

Durham. Nov z2.-About 5000 Free state
Beers with guns. are marching west by
way of Fort Nottingham
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-11-23
BOER. MOVEMENTS IN NATAL.
CONTINUED from First Page
to relieve Kimberley.

tal dated Thursday, says the Beers have
arrived near there
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-11-23

talnt. Inc llttle one was
unequal to the struggle,
and its life was yielded
up to the fearful poison.
For six long years l suf-
fered untold misery. 1
was covered with sores
and ulcers from head to
foot, and no language
can express my feelings
# woe during those long
years. ] had the best
medical treatment. Sew
rral physicians succes
aively treated me, but all
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-06-15
S(us Seutlhlanb.
Sthungoes Sronrat6s.
Sic 9lnti=Strifc= uno Gamal. Npr:
lagc in Scratbuna.-Teiml=
tat umbefannt.

NeueIfe 9eBliigen Der 2onooner prehe
feitaenagelt. .-9sut!6iano's 9ol>
tung uuf Der I6riiitunss Gontsz
ren5 i'm 9aas fiarseitsGt. - Sas
beutI9e 9eIGtpaber auF Eeiner lie
bunssTubrt an Der portugieiiI9sn
SHfe. - Gin r2odout" in Berlin.
= Querlei SntereHantes u~s I'm
Hei9e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-06-15
baltimore cbip. abn=8 iiuetin.

81. 80 psn Baltimore mad searper's Serb unb
suriid AM Sonniup, ben IS. SUM. 9iltte
finn eiTltis fir Die 3in= uno &fdiahrt
auf DEM Spe,iaaue, msl9er ben Rt.
Rppal @a6nbpi nm 7.30 ubr 0ormits
taes Den GamosnASabnbof UNI 7.35 gur=
mittaas S.rlGbt. Ste &iidfobrt BON Sars
per's 6trrp trolet UNI llb- Nbenos.
Gleftrild. Sdder in Sdbaffpaqeons. Sic
d. galtimoresNcp,0o 6uipaeeons, ipel6e
am Mt. &opa=9abnbof Mn 10 l1br Mbenps
fir Den 8ebrau6 fertie fnp, nurpsn NIT
eleftriibcn 6Gbern p.rieben fir Den Goms
fort bon VaKaaitren, tpelbe tb irubseitie
suriidln,ebsn niini1,n. @eiienpe nerOa,
apabreno Der beiben saiion piee Teuerung
su idasen piHen.'
Gin annerer 45 Mnitens8ue mad @aib=
ineton nurpe Dem unptrgl.blib.n 3ug=
Dientt Der Baltimore eSCb p=& iienbabn" bin=
sueefiiet Ber 3ua oerldbt ben DIT. 8opa=
sabnbof UNI 1852 0ormittass, Den Gams
ben=8abnbof I'm II llbr Wormitta9s, uno
bait in 2durtl an
$1.2S oen 8altimore nat gBobinaton uno 5us
rid, ieDen lSauitag uu'o Sonntaq qiiltig
fur Die @ifabrt Bis gum folqenDen Wtons
tag einf6lebli6. 3lIete e.ltsn auf alsn
3iaen, ben T8opul 9imiteo" ousgenontmtn.
8OrBIali1. @sleq eI5oten, UNI ut. 8ernon
uno Rariban SoaI gu btiu9en.
Grfurficnen am Gd,lufTe Der Bp6e BON
g@ltmor. isOtn Samhaa uno Sonntag
mad lptalsn qsuntten su isbr nieorletn
SSdbrpreien. Q66>)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-06-15
Mae serettet.

Ole berr1lBRn pd1id9lers uno Wflt=
gliebsr Der Mannf Dss unterz
seganesnen oeutT9en Oampf.rs
,Maeebonia" in Si6srbeit.
gesp =gorf, IA. sSuni. - Ser
Dampfer n8escue" bon Der vMerritt
C Chapman Wredins &c." peldTr
bsuts ouf Der Quarantdne Station
anfonr, bra6te ben SapitGn &uffabt.
feds Seeleute. iOtpis @bus. %. Mob
unD german Brandt, apei pahaglere
Des esitsrn 4beno nabe 2onsz8ran4
BON Dem nSlo Dominion "zOampfsr
r5amiltorr in ben 9runo esbobrten
bsutTfen Danpfers ,Maceoonia.
Der HeIt Der Wianni9aft unb Elm paIz
fasier, Namens 5. %. Wrisbt, lonbsz
ten gu 2pnsz8rand. ga6 ber Golliz
iion madts Gapitdn &uffabl sinsn
8erlu9, ben rMuosbonia" ouf ben
Stranb gu fiibren. ullsin bas S4iFi
eing plDbli9, et1pa 7 Meilsn iiiDlid)
pom Seotlonbz2au4tI4ifF unD II
MeiIen bonn u fer, in 6 5aben tiefsm
WaTsr unter. Sas Wrad ftebt aufs
rett. upb fein Raudidlot. 1otpie feline
beiben MaIten rassn iibsr Der Sberz
flG9e errpor. Die Wfannihuft unh
paiiasiere biibten ibre idmmtlifsn
8er1pndl4@ffeftsn elm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-06-15
@irS na9 @ien ausgeIiefert.

gbieaeo, o, IA. Sum-. = 8artbo.
lomdus aoit, Der 0euti6bObms, mel:
der in Wisn ansstlust 1T, feline Saus:
bGlterin Marie 8ecbida ermorbet 81
babsn. inbem er iie in bic Donuu parf
lit bier perbuftet tporben anD pirb an
bic Ditrei4dT4e Hasisrun9 ausgslisfsr'
tperDen.
Soft besins anssblia ben Morb, I'm
Marie Sdirnla, eine Wiener 4odin
beiratben gu t0nnen. nit pelhsr sl
CUR 3eit bier lebte. (Oie @el9ihts oes
@erbrs6sns iit pieberbolt in Den De
pelden aus Dsutidlanb aritset9sil1
1pproen.l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-06-15
Qaul 3ettner i6uloia befunben.

gonlin a<G reen, s.. a. Suni
-paul 3slt1aer, elmer ber 5tpei Bril-
ber, tpel9e ben Ibpotaten 6. 8. Wsz
Fenbapep eri9oiien, tpurbs beute bes
Wiproes i'm erTtsn 9raoe f9ulbig BE-
funben, bod snpfubl i'm bic Surp bes
@nabs bes 9eridts. poour9 er BEN
Sobe i'm elettrif4sn Stuble entgeht
Die Surb Dar Is Stunoen in Bera:
tbung uno aab ibr 8eroitt um 8 ubl
beute frub ab. Ridter S4auFelbersel
bsrurtbeilte barauf 3eltner fofort 81
lebensldngli4er 3u4tbausbaft, ami
5tpar NIT Musidlub bon8eenabigung
Sobn 3elbner, Der unosre 8ruoer
tpirb aund9lt prpseilirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-06-15
3ao'uap's ,,,n
e. YiQell

oolitdnoig erbmadlos, elegant Ueriudtrt, abfibs
reno, reNullrtno, rtini1tnO uH0 traitQnro. 8dos
ipaDs Qlu,n 3ur ocjunQ allr StDruuQtn beg Mas
Gems, Der GiraGueiOe, gicren, @lait, nerpoier
&rantbtit'n, 0bDuoeauiGltu, 9tritOpfune, &ds
mnrrhninfn-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-06-15
Baltimore, Wb.. 9onnerfag, ben 15. SUM- 1899
- Na6itebsnbe DspeI9e bss Generals
Otis lief beute i'm arisgszDepartement

rM'anifa, ID. Suni. - aatpton's
Suppen untsr Dbsaion uro Spenz
fhlne beieBen bas 8elbiet {iiolid big
Bacoor. Streifpatrcaiaen lino Ipsltll4
uno eine Strsde tpeit 1iiblih BON Der
2Iinie bes 3apote=6luKes uno ber Baz
coorz2anoitraBs absei4idt poroen.
Der Jeino Theint eesen SINUS 5urud<
geui4en gu fein unb has 8aiz9eblet
oufgeseben su 9oben. TIMER gsltrl9sr
0erluit 6eItsbt aus 10 Sooten un'o 40
@eripunoeten. 9as areu5en oss 3az
pote 5laiIes forberts bic nrsllten
Spfer. Der Jeino tpurbs aus ltarten.
gut onselesten SdJanasn bertrlsben
unb lsiItete bartnddissn BiDsrl ltano.
Ssin 8erluIr beIisbt aus me1rsren
9unbert Mann, BON tpel4en 80 heute
fpiib beerabsn puubsn. Die Silipinos
tperoep idperIid iebt nod iresnO tpsl=
den enH9loKensn Wibsrfanb in ben
fiibli9en probin5sn leii ten.
(9ssei9neD Otis"
Mas ben9erren in W a b
ington tIar gez
porben 1T.
Wa{bington n, .. g., IA. sunni.
- Die Na6ri6ten ppn einem l4peren
@efs9t beina6s in 5i9ttpeite DonWinz
nila uno IN nG9fer NdN berMarinez
Merfts bon @apite, tpo 4omirdlOspep
Dor mebr als SabresFrilt feline Sireltz
frGFte lanoete, srrssien bier natiirli9
tiefssbenoes Sntersfe. Den gsamter
bes &riess Departments 1T ss tlar
setporoen, baB bic SnFursentsn enttpe>
Der piel fdrter lino, als man bisber
unnabm, oosr bub lie am gnos lhrsr
9ulfsqueGen ungslanst fino uno lsbt
aus reiner Bsrapeifluns eine lsbte Inz
ftrengung MAIDEN. Mnoers # es ldtpsr
gu perfsbsn, tpis lie BIB gum Stranbe
Der gai berurtsr tommsn uno nit ben
SriessTdiffen anbinben fonnten.
9enerol Nbiutant Gorbin blei6t
feiF unb fet babel, feline n3uperT Ti4t"
auf ben grfolg ber gsgenpdrtig i'm
9anse befinoiiden Sperutipnen auf
2uaon an ben Sag gu lssm, uno err
fldrt, er fu9le fid bur9 Die Na9ri4e
ten BON General Stis ermutbist. Gr
bs5og li9 namentli9 auf Gen. Stls'
Meloung, bab 2atpton oen 5ein'o nit
i6psrem Dsrluff 5uriidgetris6sn babe,
unD baB Der '2estere fi9 niht mebr
|ammem tonne. Srob aueosm lseIe
man srobe Gorge bsaiielia Der S;z
tuation an ben Sag, tpel9er Die omez
rifuniI9en Sruppen fid in bieFer
Gampusne gessnI6er geitslt ieben, u.
bon Neuem tpuroe bic 5ruse Der tpe;z
teren 9erIidrtungen unb einss 5rsiz
tpillisen Mufgebotes auf's sapet ees
bra9t. Gs bisb, bab 9eneral Otis
balb ale in @eranIdlasung sebradten
Sruppen baben uno Der prdTibent li9
nllr our4 i'm bsi.immen laHen peroe,
lpsitere Ser fdrfungen gu Esnoer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-06-15
0aS Nemkerife, mas Smgeftanoc,1
tuerbcn famn, lit bcipilli9t tppr=
ben, uno bamit Saita.

Die goeren pertrauen auF 9ott, Der Tie
bisber nod ME i'm Stid sslaRsn
bat. - poineure pubri9einlia
Der nddfs fran50liIdv preuier.
9rebFus pirb in Brett lanben. -
Seuts bssinnt in Yuris bic sroBs
@4pdbsrei iiber bas flsine Isne>
5uslu. - Die Nbriiitungs1GOnfez
ren5. 0etpsp peridbt Singapore.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-06-15
Carrie Sones bef.nnt fi9 i9alhig.

9}ep Dort, Ia. Sum-. Belle
MnbsrIon. alias Carrie Sones, be-
tarnte ii9 beute in Der Grimindlabz
tbsilung bes Sbsraeri4ts f4ulois, bic
fleins Muripn Glarf entfii6rt gu huz
ben. sic purbe ben Sombs iiberipiez
fen.
Hi9ter 8eah mics heute i'm Sberz
eericht bic Mpplitation bon Holanb ..
Mplinsur um einsn Sabeas Corpus,
Gertiorariz unb grobibitionsbefeb
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-06-15
Srgenb Semanb bat geIngen.

pbiIobelpb bia, Ia. SUM-. =
Ser rgpenins 5elegrapb" ertldrt in
fsiner bsutissn @ussabe, prufshor
2ouis 6. 9aupt babe trob feiner &c,
frisen Mbrebe bic bonn .5elesrapb"
gemslbeten Meubsrunsen be5isli9 Der
yeicuraauatanol Gommiliion mort
li4 eema9t, unb 5par frsitpiaig in
ieinsr sis.nen Wobnuns, Nr. 1O7,
gaorbz35. @traBe, pbilabelpbia, por
eiwm 8eridteritatter bes eutpdbnten
WInttp5
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-06-15
Seute
9oblt &. Srible.

gair erfldrsn uns i6utbie, en.n flenen aabsn
gu baben - Sas 1T tpabr - bod babsn Die Inflas
qen oamit elm Gnoe Nlles. mas Die qrobtn 9do.n
Gtpog, oog Grf.re fir sic r5un tDnnen tbun
aud mir @m eritsn Gage. pp mir unin G.ibatt
an pi.iem 9las. eroifneten, napelt.n mir oas Bans
rer Der 8 ua q t on urfisre Waitipis. ltno
rien,als felt ener 3sit ipuree DaIelbe fir tinen
@uoenblid berabetnonimtn. Itit tets pa6iamtm
2ln9e iiir bic 98ertbe - baIten mir Die 9rsiie 10
uiearip pie ulOaib.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-06-15
@iarGne,

rlean bta6te bic folQtnOtu SDmptome, ipeld,c lid,
bel 6rtranfun0en Der NcrOauuu0s=C CrQans Cnittls
LEM Vsrfoprung, inner, Ndmorrboioen. Slutdnz
nrons nap esm GOpi,, Saurs i'm WGaen, ufbcls
ttlt SoObrtnncn, &bnciQunp aeQtn Sptrn,
S6iu're i'm lla0en, aurcs slaiitoben, aei6wdbter
@uIlprinGen ootr 6ritidcn bcim Gicqtu, 0sibpd bts
SentfrOtt 6lcdn OOtr Utipebe por D,u @uVsn
f5isbtr unO Oumpier S6mcj i'm &opf, a;bmunoss
btlbD.rOcn, Gtlbc Soaut uno 2luasn, Sbmrjeu in
Der Stite, @ruit ut0 o:H 3lieOru, ploBljbes 9luis
trtttn bon ptBe unO &rcnntn i'm 6ltib.
6inlQc NOeu u 4 IN ID Il Qilleu btfrtien
oa5 S9't,m pon Den erpdbntcH St6runQtn.
Vreis 2Jc pro Sbuttcl 81 bdbt bel allen
Ipotbdern pocr per Qoi utridnOt
u a nap y & D, Nr. S. 6lmzStr. Ncp=gort
ll'bsrIcuatn Sic iib, pab sic 8lOpaDs erbllttu,
uno ieben Sic oaruui, Dab Der 5irmanamcn nd auf
ie0tm i5lbrfate bciLM0et. oas Il. fali.n %
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-06-15
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C Yiaen
bswerfitcHtgem
Gpllitanpi9 SSfrrauua9.


~
9r 6Ola: i5r:r ayiIsili6Isn Giocni8diieH
t5mlij''r il: 't: e. F't &0foHo'FHng o:F Sale
H"o 0:gtn 2lo0r1' 5ur3 oie GagmUa1J;. Gci'
HIltn IN Goicn OOH iuci bis pi:r rtg,u raib Die
2Dati1t:it ocr 2tbsr IN uno 5trEi,u ben 9atientsn
bon oiticH Sei9ptgOta. Gin, oOtr smc uou RaSs
pdo's 4iI;n, id8li6 Dor &tHta 0cuonmsa, p;l9s
buiolM 0@mcrjn ant,rpscitH Tuo uuo bcr:u yes
Der mibt rittt0 fuutuonirt, 6lltsn oas Spfcm in
ltiHtr &'0tlmdb9tejt nao f9cru enc qtiuuOe 9rs
rluunp.
3@ beiinoc mid 120 Mtil,n oon Der nadttn Iprs
tbet' uno pHrld5c, olB Sir mir cin SugcnO edndlp,
lem Sbrtr Ytln ltItNN. Sb lsiOs an Wustsls
Gpfumlt'@mus UNI lol, eit Mouatcu in ojt=
SpFlhgs. Ytttnt Etb:r uIt9 Gsrm duo oiit,irt
S@ lHot, olb 5hrc QiI,n bc mir btiitrtu 6rio,J
ttjIelttH ais oGt GSoiiiaga, lpel5t id uabm. aQs
Die SG0er, bic 4. &. yi.
A3tun5spou
g. 5ames.
@aaaua=saIa, 1uma Gounto. girIoua.
Den 9 NOptmbcr 1879.
3brt &aGuaOsQjlltn hnbcn in meuer ,Iamije
eSunotrbares 0tIlt:t. ulcinc RiU0er, p,un de
trdnt pdrcn, purOtu ourD Den C:braub ioiort lno
eompltt Qebsilt. GI6Bid)c Grtiltuulen uno 0alsz
entsunNuHG taan b rlb bcac6eu mittet 3bres
&taoD &ctisi mIN Abyfr QQ:n
S't:Ibtn iouten N irotm oausbalte porrdbi5
u
Do lie ioiort btlicu.
&6tuHg5pol
2r. q. g. 6 s3nstbtr,
Nr. 90, 0uSions Str, @o5otsn g. 8, urb
3imcs= =&uiiOiuq Rcps gort
Gen o. Dtacj 1858.
s,it labrtn lit i'd an Rbcumatismug aro 9pss
pepNt nno fam ju Sem GnibIui., Sbre 9iuen Al
gtbrouoDtn. Sd) idnO iOOrt btOcutnoc Grlei6tcs
runq, fitblc mid tpis etn utuer Wttnjb isitotm i'd
ottltlbtn ncbm. uno mObtc Jest nid)t o6nt fs I;in
Sos gcfibl BON WuOgfIit uHo S6ldfriQfsit bag
b btloB. lit aGnili3 Ocritpunotu, Die SDsptpiie
lieB mad un6 noinen &hcumatis INNS bin i6 poQz
tanoie los gcporosn. SD bin 5uiricOtu qtit,Qt,
ipenn 3tnano, Der nit Den alticbsn Qtjon btbditss
1T, RaonaDs 9incH probrt fe lurrosn ion bt:
flmmt furtrtr, aenu i5 bin Der Nniibt oas ale
&rdut5tIten non Otm SDitcm mcnn ts auBcr CrS,
naHg Ut, burubrtn Die Stbsr iunftiouirt ui5t.
George :. StaGlp,
Gr. a., Gafaus Str Icn.Oort
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-06-15

STE Sebre BON ben Sternen-
horoscope eeibrisbeu. 9reis elm Bis flint Dollars.
MrcturuS
Z 46-) 1077, 90. =GsIinqton=6tr.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-01-04
Special to The State.

GrccnviIIc, Dec. p. John
Shipman IS ag1!n in the North
Carolina pcnitcntiary after an
absence of about ten years, most
Of which time has been spent in
this county near Grcenvillc,
where Shipman has been living.
ilc was convicted Of larceny about
twelve years ago in North Caro-
lima and went to the penitontiary,
from which he escaped. Last
week he was arrested 1T his home
10y a. A. Lnmbright and Oscar
! Chilcs, Of Travellers Rest, who
lodged him in The GTcenviIle Jail
until he was taken hack to North
! Carolina few days AGO. 1t is
said his whereabouts were dis
covered by his enlistment in the
army for the var. He has been
living not many miles from thc
North Carolina line all this time.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-01-04
Profit IN Syrup Making.

f. Nj. Green who lives near
Cope made 400 gallons of fine
syrup from I of an acre of land
this year. This is the largest
yield, it is said, this season and it
shows that sugar cane will pay
far better than cotton. At this
rate an acre would produce 953
gallons which at the very low
price of 25 cents per gallon would
be worth Sl63 25. This is a
phenomenal yield and OF course
nothing like it need he expcc ted
except in extraordinary instances.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-01-04

The grand jnrv has closed the
pool rooms in Louisville, KY. and
stopped gambling Of every kind
in that city. j. f. Kennedy and
Richard Harman we,s killed and
T. Grady fatally wounded in a
street duel in Lulul, Miss, Sat
urday.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-01-04
Beware of fOintmcntS for Cntarrh
hat Contain Mercury,

Beware of fOintmcntS for Catarrh
that Contain Mercury,
as mercury will destroy the sense Of
mel aud completely derange the
whole system when entering it hroush
the mucunus sur n cs, Such articles
should never be sed except on pre-
scrip,i0ns from reputable pnyaicians,
as The damage they will do is ten fold
TO the good you can possibly derive
from them fial's Cctar n Cure,
manufactured by f Cheney & CO.,
Toledo, o contains no mercury, and
is taken internally, acting directly up
on the blood aud mucunus surfaces OF
the system In buying Halls tstarrh
Cure he sule you get the genuine. It
is taken internally and is made info.
ledo, Ohio, by F Cheney & Co.
Testimonials free
sea- -old by Druggists, price 75c per
bottle.
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The new year was uShcred in
both East and West with heavy
snow storms. Eight inches of
snow fell in Philadelphia in ten
hours time. Two persons froze
to death. In the northern por
tons of California 80 inches of
snow is reported.
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Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1899-08-11
The Merry Drummer.

On the a7th of May. at Toledo. Ohio, lot
OF windy drnmmers will sheepishly sneak into
meetin' and endeavor to take action against the
trusts. He is the jolly wiud-bag who chased
around over the country in go and predicted
eternal smash if Bryan should be elected. He
Is the same fellow who was 50 chuck.fuli of
goid'bug argument that be just had to pop off.
lie IS the same fellow who pictured the mer.
chants embarrassment at having to 90 to the
bank with drayload of silver every day. A
change has come DER the spirit of his dreams.
The Jolly, storytelling drummer we once knew
Is short on funny stories; his wearing apparel
Is no longer so elegant; he has frayed and
badly-stayed-with appearance, and graveyard
air indicative of hard times. The cause he so
ardently advocated and the gold-bug songs he
SO biithely sang meant the organization of
trusts, the concentration of the country's busi-
ness in fewer hands. The travelling men are
out of job, because one house cannot use as
many men as two houses any more than two
dollars. The fellow who holds his job received
cut III his salary in many cases the cut being
equal to the remainder of the salary. Now
they want to provide defense against trusts
We take pleasure in reminding them that the
Democratic party always was and will be op.
posed to trusts. Their remedy is therein
White County Ill.) Democrat.
We will modify this somewhat by saying
that the Papulist party is THE antitrust party
of this country. 1t has agitated this and other
reforms, and, by such agitation. has forced the
other parties to take them up. The above is a
deserved "slam" on the drummer, anyhow.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1899-08-11
ENGLISH SOClALISTIC PLAN.
Old Age Pension Bill.

LONDON, Aug. The report of the parlia.
mentary committee on the old age pension bill
was issued to-day. The scheme is to give all
the deserving poor over IS years $E.as to $I.7S
weekly. The bill will be presented at the next
session Of parliament, and the conservatives
are depending on it as trump card with which
to 60 before the country at the next election
and complete the decentralization Of the liberals.
1t is stated that the bill will require yearly
expenditure of ,a2o,ooo, 900, and, as the COM
mittee suggests half of this should fall on the
local rates, the liberals will play strong on the
Taxpayers. rs.-Kansas City World.