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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-01-07

For the speedy and permanss' O.
letter, salt rheum and TrI.ssregl n
berlain's Eye and bkiH Op ~ ~
without an equal. It reiievs. IN =
ing and smarting almost in'ss .suso1Il
Its continued use effects M
cure. II also cures itch. ns, n,.. a.
scald head. sore nipples, Mep' ~; ~
chnpped hands, chronic ssFe -
granuiated lids. a
DR.. Cady's Condition ,tl, s~S CART.
horses are The best tonic. plo SOhH
and vermifuge. Price. 70 cen"
Hull & Greene, Druggists
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-01-07

The disposition Of childrss -
depends upon health. II Vs.
troubled with worms, they VI" ~" .,,
bic, cross, fcverish and perhaps , '.,,oi
sick. WHITES CREAM VEHa"sI
Is worm cxpeller and tooe .-s
them healthy and cheerful
cents. Hull d Greene. =
In sluggish liver, HERBiN- !"
beneficial action upon the os''sf! ~
renders the bile moro nuid' -. ,,,,s
the liver into sound, healsny sv s.,.t-
thereby hanlehing che sens = :, I'M
meas, ictharry, and the gens,1
Of apathy which arise from d'' u.u j
the liver. Price 80 ccn"'
Greene.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-01-07

MONEY TO LoAN-We have plenty
OF money to loan to sheep and cattle
men. BANK OF IDAHO FALLS.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-26
convention orIu.nranceA Agents,

a convention of the agents of the
Equitable Life Assurance Society will
be held i'll New York on the oath 18th
and 26th of July. to celebrate the For
tleih Anniversary of the Society. Dele
gates from all the States and Canadas
will be present.
The delegates earn their right to rep
resent their districts by competition.
which resulted in the writing. in one
day, of policies in excess OF Seven Mil
lions of dollars. an Unprecedented re-
cord in the history of the life insurance
industry. The convention will termi-
nate with dinner to be held on the
night of the 26th of July. at the Wal
dorf Astoria. at which there will ba
present Six Hundred delegates. The
dinner will be presided over by James
w. Alexander. President of the Society.
Addresses will be made by Bishop
Henry {. Potter. Ex-Governor l.. u.
Morton. Senator Chauncey NJ. Depcw.
eX-Secretary Cornelius ~ Bliss and ex-
Judge Rowland. upon the various
phases. commercial and philanthropic,
presented by an institution which an
nually distributes TO policyholders over
Twenty Millions of dollars in
money. gives protection for over Bill
lion of dollars on the lives of lis menu
bers. and acts as a trustee for property
which approaches nearly Three Hun
dred Millions of dollars.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-26
Leather Goods

Six styles Of Combination Purses
black and colors-now i5c. zach.
Real Morocco Leather Combination
'urses-stitched all around-nich.i
iranicS-black and colors-25c. each.
Real Monkey. l.cvant. Seal aud Alli-
gator Leather Combination Purses
how SOC. each
genuine Seal Leather Double Com
hination purse--black only-war-
ranted real scal-now sos. each
Black Morocco Shopping Rags-lcathcr
handles satteon lining &c
each
BELTS Electric lot Beaded Belts
the '2c. kind. now +1c. tho 81 kind.
now ''c' the $50 KIND. now 81. the
s. Kind. now Sl.5O the $50 Kind
now s.. the $3.50 kind now $50.
the 81 kind now 81 80.
An-lcather iilack B-its-nickel and
leather covered buckles now Sc.
Regular Doe. Black Morocco Leather
Bclts-covcrcd buckles now lac.
each.
White leather Bclts-covercd buckles
Brown Turkish Morocco Belts, now
Regular g5c. White Kid Belts now lec
Patent Leather Belts, large cyclets.
nickel buckles. now 25c. each
DOE Collar Belts --latest novcltN-witi
nickel lock ard tiimmipsS--Sec and
81 each.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-26
JOHN S. BARBOUR CLUB.
RECOMMENDED FOR CENSUS
ENUMI1RATORS- SEVERAL
SPEECHES.


The John S. Barbour Democratic
club held n meeting last night The
attendance was good and ii was decid =
ed hereafter to hold weekly meetings
every Tuesday night.
The Executive Committee presented
the names of five members of the club
to be recommended as census cnumcr-
aiors. The club unanimously endorsed
the recommendation and these names
VIII be presented to Mr.. John White
head. who will forward them To Colonel
G. Fenton Day. who is controlling the
appointment of enumerators
The club decided 80 raise money to
repair the club building. and a COM
mittee was appointed TO solicit sub
scriptions.
Several speeches were made by mem :
bers OF the club. and three or four new
members wer initiated.
The club Is making a strong effort 10
increase lis membership during the
coming campaign and Judging by the
speeches IL Will take a prominent part
IL the primary for the selection Of can
didates for the House of Delegates.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-26
Portsmouth BAPTIST Associations.

The Lower District Union of the
Portsmouth Baptist Association Will
convene with the Knots Island Church
next Friday at 10 a. M. All delegates
and visitors who will so by way of the
Norfolk and Virginia Beach railroad
can take the 10 Il. M. train on Thurs
day, reaching knOtt's Island AT p. m
the same day.
the railroad management to run a
special steamer to connect with the
train at Munden's Point on that day
and the following day. The fare for
the round trip VIII be 81: and it is
hoped that many delegates and visitors
will avail themselves Of the opportuni-
" 10 attend this session of the Union
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-26
CENSUS SUPERVISORS.
MIR. SMITH NAMED FOR SECOND
VIRGINIA DISTRICT.

~ special from w aShlNgtOn says:
Director Merriam. of the Census Blu
rcau. took 2$i commissions of Supcrvis-
ors of the Census To the President to-
day. and they will be signed within the
next few days. The appointments have
been agreed upon between the Senators
and Representatives of the several
States.
The following are appointments FOR
Virginia:
First Disirct-Dr. George 7. Scar
borough. Of Acconac Courthouse.
Second District-H. +. smith. Of Suf-
folk
Third District-Chapman T. snead. Of
E;na Mills.
Fourth Observation-Disclosures H. I.assiter.
of Petersburg.
Fifth pistrict-Charles Nj. Hurt, of
Rocky Mount.
Sixth District-Charles {. Darlington,
of Houston.
Seventh District-John NJ. steck. OF
Winchester.
Eighth District-Robert r. Campbell
of Warrenton.
Ninth Dstrici-Georse w. Blanken-
ship. of Jonesville.
Tenth Distrct-R. Y. HUBBARD. of
buckingham.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-26
SENATOR MARTIN HERE.
SPENDS y DAY IN CONFERENCE
WITH FRIENDS

SPENDS y DAY IN CONFERENCE,
WITH FRlENp
Hon. Thomas :. Martin. L. = Sena-
tor from this state accompanied by
Hon. Joseph \. l.awiess. Secretary Of
the commonwealth. arrived in the city
yesterday morning. stopping At the
Monticello. where the Senator spent
the day with friends and supporters
upon whom he relies 10 mend his
fences. lie was apparently serene and
happy. but declined to talk for publ
cation. except 10 say ,hat lie is satisfied
with the situation.
Senator Martin and Mr.. Llwlcss ac-
ceptcd the invitation of Manager
Stakes 10 pass last night at Virginia
Beach. They will return to the city
this morning, and the senator If not
called To Washington by wire. will
spend portion of the day in Ports
mouth.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-26

We have made It a part of our business
methods Tor over 3, years to represent
tnli.s Just AS we think they are Isnr
moro than ~ years We have claimed IN,
the q; -. Taylor Whiskies arc rnadr hnt
tlsd and sid pMre. We have that a,no,,n.
OF confidence III our output 10 asscri iI1i
whether YOU find c. o. Taylor Ministers
IN any town or city between East,,nrt Uc
and leadvillc. Col. you will find The con.
tents OF each bottle t. he a counicrpor, az
another. This whiskey was origin, II,
hoi:rd n 1913 for the purpose OF ,.ivin!!,
physicians a medicinal stimulant ~.
could b. prescribed for use i'm mo si"l.
room with -'ull faith in its purity. nn'i
that when prescribed the result attrn,i.,n,
with Is medicinal Use would nrvnr ~ H.
found Disappointing. We have in cur
possession hundreds of tcSiimoninls rrn,,
physicians and shall take pleasure j.,
mailing 10 anyone. on request "A coInhip',
Ton OF opinions TINT appear 10 have hr.,,
written by people not afraid 90 cxnrc.s
an opinion. and that seem 10 be nositivo
tina; tho g. q. Taylor Whiskies have hro,,
OF real hcnoiit 10 their patients Licensed
dealers = most any part Of the ,otInirv
"'il supply YOU with &c. O. r." If vn;,
Want { insist on having ii in = soaioI
hoiil" ith our firm name signature ~,
face an neck label. '''
CHESTER II. GRAVES e SONS
For s. le at White Bros. Norfolk. Va
Browns Hotel. Portsmouth. Va.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-26
is HE A FILIPINO.
THE CLAIM SET UP BY NICHOLAS
FERN ADE.Z.

y
FERNANDEZ.
Collector OF Customs Banks has re-
ceivcd II letter from the collector nj the
port of Key West asking about a. man
named Nicholas Fernandez. who for
merly lived mere. He is held at Key
West by the authorities who ccntem-
plate deporting him to China under
the Greary Chinese exclusion act should
he fail To prove his right to remain
here.
While in Norfolk Fernandez affiliated
With the Chinese residents and Was be-
lieved to be n Cinnamon. but he now
puts up the plea that he is a Filipino
and therefore a citizen Of this country
since the United States has acquired
the Philippines. lie says his father
was Il Chinaman, hut married a Fill
pino woman. He says he came to Nor
folk In 1890 on the British ship Niagara.
but the British Consul. Hon. Barton
Myers. can find no record OF his ar
rival
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-26
Wilmington co,ored Refugees.

1t may not be generally known. but
II Is a fact nevertheless. that hundreds
of colored people who left Wilmington.
y. G.. during and since the race trout
bles last fall, have settled in Norfolk
Several have embarked in business.
quite number are at hard work. while
many are living from hand to mouth.
so 10 speak. 1t is said that more than
two hundred of the recent excursions :
failed to return to Wilmington, and arc
chartered with relatives and friends
waiting. like Wilkins Miclwbcr, for
something 10 turn up.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-26
Stationery


Star Brand SupoTiinc quality writing
papcr-pla'n or ruled-any size--lOc.
a pound. Envelopes to match. Sc.
a pack
Real Scotch Linen. cream laid. extra
tine writing papcr-ruled or plain
amy siae-l5c. Il pound. Envelopes
10 match. 80. Il pack.
Crown Imperial Parchment. antique
finish. cream laid writing paper
court shape Ice. II pound. linvc-
lopes To match. Sc. Il pack
liurlhut's fine quality Mourning paper
&c. a box.
Treasury Eond-a paper for foreign,
correspondence 49, boxes containing
12o sheets OF paper. same number
Of envelopes 50c
liurlhut's Ode Parchment Bond Tab
iets-azure and whitc-lpc. each
Envelopes 10 match. ioc a pack
age
Sanford's lnk-Sc bottlc.
Muclacc. ic. Il bottle.
Pen Ponts-any klnd--5c. a dozen.
Paysons lndeliblc ink-92c
Rubber Tipped Lead rencils-l0c. a
dozen
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-26

The missionary entertainment. schcd-
uled 10 take place last night at the
Grace Baptist Church, which was TO
nave been Il revise of that given July
9th tand so heartily enjoyed that its
repetition was demanded). with some
interesting additions. WAS postponed to
Thursday night of this week. when it
Will he given with finer effects than
before. The fine yacht columbus. -
described some time since in this paper.
viii he used In the Savior. Pilot Me-"
musical dialogue. For fun program see
last Sundays paper.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-26
WATT, RETTEw & CLAY.
Little things
at little prices.
A word concerning them.

We devote more counter
room, shelf-room and store
room to the proper handling
of notions and small wares than
any other two stores in Nor
folk.
We do not make this state
ment boastfully-lnerely to
bring out an argumentative
talking point of this great
stock.
Our buyer makes frequent
trips to the New York market
keeping in close touch with
the makers; picking up the
worthy novelties as fast as
they make their appearance.
This is another argumenta.
tive talking point.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-26
ssctmrnehto Nnrfolk

several months ago Mir. L. a. Finch,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles j. Finch.
of Bank street. Went To Alton. Va. for
the benefit of his health. He WAS
brought home by his mother sunday
suffering with fever. that has troubled
him for the past five days. His manv
friends will regret that he was not
benefited by the change of climate and
hope for his recovery.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-26

WEATHER REPORT.
washington. d. G.. July 25. 1899.

Washington. d. G., July 70, 1899.
Forecast for Wednesday:
For Virginia Showers Wednesday
morning: probably clearing in the af-
ternoon: threatening Thursday: mode
rate temperatures: variable winds.
For North CarOina-Showers We'd
nesday; threatening Thursday, with
showers in southeast portions: mode
rate temperature; fresh south 10 south
east winds.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-26
OLD POINT NOTES.
PROMINENT GUESTS AT THE
CHAMBERLIN NEW FIRE
E,SCAPES-A FINE, MENU

and there is no safer hotel in America.
VIM. j. Payne. president of the New
Port News. Hampton and Old Point
Railway Company. and wife. are guests
at the Chamberlin.
y force of painters. decorators. carpet
cleaners and others is at work at Hotel
Chamberlin putting this popular hos
telry in perfect shape for the coming
fall and winter seasons. Prospects now
are that the house will enjoy during the
coming winter the larEes; patronage
that it has ever had.
BRIEFS.
Mr.. Alan +. Campbell. manager OF the
Chamberlin Hotel, left Monday night
for New York city. He will spend two
weeks at his home at Toronto Canada.
Senator Martin reached the Chamber
lin Hotel Monday night. where he will
spend some time.
EN-Postmaster Gene raj Gary ana
family reached the Chamberlin Sunday.
and will remain there for some time.
Secretary of the Commonwealth Jos.
T. Lawless. with Senator Martin. WAS
at Hotel Charmberln yesterday.
Ex-Governor O'Fcrral reached the
Chamberlin Monday for n brief stay.
Capt. c. NJ. Chester, L. s. ~. reach
ed the Chamberin yesterday He will
icmain at Old Point until the battle
ships kearsarge and Kentucky are
completed
The arrival list at the Hygeia Hotel
Sunday was very heavy All OF the
hotels at Old Poine Comfort seem to
be enjoying very satisfactory patron
age at present.
Electric lights have just been put in
at the Hygeia pavilion. over the water,
thus adding to its autr:ictivcness at
night. Here band concerts are given
Thursday evenings by the full Post
Band. from Fortress Monroe.
y FINE MENU.
The Hotel Chamberlin Cafe. next to
the Palm Garden. has won a reputation
Tor general excellence probably second
to none in the country. Its menu is 80
tempting that ii makes one hungry to
look at it. and the service could not be
improved. Its heavy patronage proves
its popularity.
Herewith we give the pastry list of
delicaciea obtanable there:
Hotel Chamberlin
RESTAURANT.
Little Neck CLAIMS, 25c.
SOUPS.
LIE consomme. 2Oc Tomato. c5c.
Chicken Gumbo, SOC. Chowder SOC.
Split Peas, zoe.
FISH.
Broiled Spots. Mackerel Hognsh.
Bluetish Doc. Fried Trout. CSC
spots. zoe. Hoghsh. SOC
Soft Shell Crabs. 25c Clam Fritters. SOC.
Boiled. 15c. Scrambled, 25c Fried. o5c
Poached. soc.
Omelette, any style. soc.
Ham and Eggs. soc.
TO ORDER.
Sirloin Steak. soc. Double Sirloin. aOc.
Tenderloin. Zoe, Chateaubriant. 81
Mutton Chops 4oc Lamb Chops. soc.
Ham, 25c. Bacon. zoe
Half Spring Chicken. soc
Whole Chicken. soc.
French Fried. 15c. Lyonnaisc. 20c.
In Cream. l5c Boiled. Zoe Mashed. l5c.
French Peas. zoe.
String Beans, Poe. Mushrooms. SOC.
Rice. 10c.
COLD MEATS AND SALADS.
Ribs of Beef soc. Chicken. SOC.
Ham. 25c. Tongue. zoe
Corncd Beef. zoe. Chicken Salad. soc.
Lobster Salad. SOC
Ham or Tongue Sandwiches. Zoe.
Chicken, zoe. Club. a5c
Shrimp Mayonnaise. 3Oc.
hoiis' ioc. lea Biscuit. l0c.
Butter Toast. 15c. Milk Toast o0c
Cream Toast. 95c.
Watermelon. loo. Cantaloupc. lac.
Imperial. Cream. Swiss. American and
Roquefort Cheese, 15c
ct-fcr1tt-and Ca+--7 Fruit, csc.
Coffee, 1Oc. Tea. lOc Cocoa. 15c.
Chocolate. l5c.
Open from to 10 p. M
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-26
SPECIAL
EVERY DAY.

AS you pass By look in our east front
window al the beautiful display OF EN-
BEOlDERlES. from Sc. per yard up
NALENCIENNES LACES in a variety
of styles. from l5c. per dozen yards up.
WASH GOODS reduced. Lawns tina,
were Zoe. are now 5i,c. per yard.
y few Crash and p. X skirts left. Come
early and Obtain bargains
Sheets 100 and 62i2c Bolster cases. 25c
Pillow Cases 10 and l2i.c. Huck. Damask
and Bath Towels. all at bottom prices
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-26
Norfolk ana vicinity.
WEATHER FORECAST FOR
TODAY

Threatening weather: moderate tenn
perature; light To fresh north to east
winds
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-26
We are now having
a Mid Summer Sale
of these little things

a sale that is thoroughly
emphasizing our firm determi-
nation to double our last years
July Notion business.
A little list OF prices follows:
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-26

Ncrrolls-iiich wafer. l1f2 a. IN. and
6:56 u. NJ '' anu
old Point-lIieh water. ii:2l a. IN. ana
+ l3 ~ =. III. Low wiitcr, SOC Il. IN. ana
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-26
THE
Joseph Brown
STORE

STORE
The rain doubtlessprevented
many from attending the sale
OF yesterday. That means that
you may buy to-day at the
same figures.
Ladies' Silk Isle Vests In
white and colors, SOC. goods,
at 80 cents.
Ladies' Silkalisle Vests in
white and colors, 25c. goods,
at 10 cents.
32-incl Navy Plaid Batiste,
fine cloths, at 5 cents.
Mosquito Netting.
$50 pieces in Black, Scarlet
and Canary. Seconds" IA
wide.
Has been selling for25 cents
a piece OF s yards, will be sold
to-day at l9c.
To- orrow's
Special.
1000 yards White Lappet
Null, 3O-in. wide, worth iOc.,
will so at half price-5c. the
yard.
Some Towel
News
will be told in to-morrow's
issue. Watch for it closely.
I0cnDh Rr0Mn ODn mnin ct
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-26
TEMPERATURE. RAINFALL AND
HUMIDITY
CALENDAR
TIDES.

sun rises at 5:Oi a. M ana sets at
ais y. IN.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-26
Joseph Brown, SS0 JNaiD St.
NOVEL
T II | NGS
IN
BLACK
GOODS.

. New magnet cloth! A soft elastic
. twill, jet black, A inches, 75c. a
. yard
, Sponged Serge, coarse woody
. weave, 40 inches, SOC. yard.
! Royal Cord, plain, jet black,
:. smoothly finished twill, midway
. between A whipcord and an imper-
lal serge, ~ inches, SIPS 4 yard.
. Nuns Cloth, rough, wiry weave,
. 40 inches, SOC. a yard,
Russian Serge. tightly woven,
well raised silky wells, As inches,
75c. A yard. It's dollar serge,
. you know.
! Remember these new things.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-26
COURT DECISIONS.
Notes of Cases Recently Decided,
Which are Of Interest to
Our People.
DlGESTED BY W. B. MARTIN,
Exclusively for virginian-P llot.)
MOORE V. TOWNSEND.

Supreme Court of Minnesota.
April u, 1899.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-26

SOUPS.
LIE consomme. 20c. Tomato. CSC
Chicken Gumbo. SOC. Chowdcr. soc.
Split Peas. zoe
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-26
TO-MorroW's
Special.
Some Towel
News

will be told in to-morrow's
issue. Watch for it closely.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1899-11-04
SON Of Noe.

The features are developed by
the mind. A child that is reared
amid pleasant surroundings and
whose mind is filled with pleasant
thoughts, will have pleasing
face. The shape of the nose and
chin will depend entirely upon the
strength and character of the
mental faculties.
AT ten a boys nose may be
small and turned up at the end,
at fifteen 1t may have grown lar
ger and be straight and al twenty
five it may be pronounced Rom
an. 1t all depends upon his mind.
The Romans had big noses
with high bridges because they
were steady and determined race
Of people. Sturdiness and deter
mination viii give man Rom
an nose no matter how little or
how snubby his proboscis may
have been when he was born.
The Greeks had straight, delicate,
finely chisled noses because their
tastes are artistic and poetic.
You never saw a poet or an artist
with a'Roman or snub nose, did
you3
On the other hand it would be
hard to find great general who
had not Roman nose. Get pic
lures of Alexander the Great,
Napolean, Wellington, Washing
ton or Grant and see if they have
not all got big, strong noses of the
Romanesque type. Yetit is quite
safe to say that if we had portrait.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1899-11-04
Gov Sehofeld. Of Wisconsin

Gov Schofeld, of Wisconsin,
is coming to Latah county, Idaho,
with numerous other people to
buy homes and reside permanent
ly. They have their eye on the
white pine belt. The Milwaukee
Sentinel states that they intend to
engage extensively. in the lumber
manufacturing business.-Genesee.
NezUs.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1899-11-04
UphoIds ENGLAND.

t- 4.
If England contemplated the
extinction or event the impairment
of the property and political rights
of the Beers, the course her states
men have pursued with respect to
the Transvaal question would be
open to censure But such is not
the case. 1t is well understood
that even if the Boer government
should be wiped out by the pend,
ing conflict, the property rights of
every Boer in the Transvaal will
be respected, and the Beers will
be permitted to share in the work
of making laws and administering
local government. 1
In fact, they will freely enjoy
all the rights aud privileges now
possessed by Africanders in the
neighboring British colonies.
They will vote, hold office, and
share in the law-making. Eng
land, in brief, can confer the franz
chise on all the white men of the
Transvaal. The Kruger govern
ment can not or viii not do that.
It stands for the monopoly in gov
ernment. 1t has jealousy with
held from English-speaking resi-
dents political rights and oppor-
tunities freely enjoyed in Cape
Colony and Natal by Dutch
speaking residents.
In such a conflict-where pro-
gress, enlightment and fair deal
ing for all are pitted against lack
of progress, ignorance and injus-
tice to a vast majority of the in
habitants Of country-Ameri-
cans should not hesitate in the
declaration of their sympathies.
They ought to declare for British
rule in South Africa.-SBokes-
maH-PeUiev.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1899-11-04

placed BY liquid air, and that athe
next great panic, a long period Of
distressful times" is already with
in hailing distance. That fellow
would die of imaginary thirst in
the middle of Lake Superior
fearing that the water would all
dry up some time.--Wardner
Ncws.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1899-11-04

Of all these personages, taken in
infancy, we would find their OIL
factory organs little pudgy affairs,
like those of the common run 81
babies. These men were not
great generals because they had
Roman noses; they had Roman
noses because they were great
generals. San Francisco BHHe-
tin.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1899-11-04

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