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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-08-01
HORTICULTuRIsTs AT THE FALLS.
Sessions of the state Society VIII BE
Held at TaIIuIah on Aug. and 3.


Held at T0IIuIah on Aug. = and 3.
The annual meeting of the State Hort-
cultural Society will be held this year at
Tallulah Falls, commencing tomorrow
and continuing two days. Mai G. NJ.
Ryals, vice president of the society for this
congressional district. Mr.. e. E. Cheat
ham and Mr.. S. G. Ryals left last night
to attend the meeting.
An interesting programme of events at
Tafulah has been arranged and the horti-
culturists who viii attend anticipate pass
ing pleasant and enjoyable as well as
profitable lime. Matters Of interest TO fruit
growers VIII be discussed and il is antici-
pated that the scale ana other pests that
have done so much damage 10 the trees
during the past few years VIII come in for
a good share Of attention.
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RrooI.I@n,s Pitcber yyiId.

Cincinnati July 3l.-McJames was wild
and poorly supported in the eighth and
ninth innings and the Reds won out when
the game seemed sure for the leaders. At
tendance $500. Score: R.HE
Cincinnati 30 0 o 0 90 8 IA 7 0
Brooklyn 30 0 0 ! 0 % s 3
Baueries-Philips and PETIT; McJames
and Mcclure.
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IN GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
NEWS OF THE TWO STATES TOLn
IN PAuAGRAPHs.



GEORGIA.
valdosta Times. Parties from the
....... .... .i.,,t ,.,,-.
no. '.'''. i''' ~
mas nroNtn oui AiH"'- cotton Iu ''i"' sec
deal In the last ten DAYS. Hog cholera
is also doing damage in Jhat see.ion.
Dah,onega Nugget: There is but one III
r,ato a. The n,ttrers home now who is a
80, 80, 80. "a .,,,,,,,,.,s and sine ,,,v
- ~ ~, ~ f s,iJ ,I,4t ebo
a.. ..i,,.,1.' ,,,.,,, ,5.ef,.i,,
49,, - ,..,~,,,7-.,,s.,. ,.,te ma rrs f.rs
- 80 - 49, t,,,.t m Rat n. ono
-, 80. i- ,,,,,,,l.,..1 law letfing il b.
-
Ine Macon p"S'oiliee Is 20 nave d p'S ~
can ana general u''H'y NleIN'
nouncement comes from oihclaI sou S'
ana the appointment I'S ',' ,''S 80
MADE Inc person SCI, re-" iVl ,''o -
Is Dr. ~ n. brown o. f"IL ~ w ~
lCIihVIty hNtu ll -A'''''' -
expected ~ Macon az 'N S"i.s az ~ 10
sumo cA'ise Oh his ne" postum
T L. Robinson. ex-.ax collector Of Hall
.,,t, .,.. o,,,i.t,l SATURDAY. Of em-
$500
DezzIemeht I'D nan 9Upeil'I g'if ,,,,f
the Jury. after remaining out all night, re-
turned verdict OF guilty with recon-
Ihe1o"t'"u 10 ,It NJ M, r,I,,l, r.. nav,
Jus 60 -. - ,,,tt on
me on cow VI -,,ar,ad Mn ~
' ~ 49, - 80 ~ .i,,,,,t,,
si'oi ''S' III MS
The recent admission of two women in
Georg;a "a nractice pbarnacv. which was
$500, 49,, ,-,,,t d
SidI''u ny wy -, Ia
Io' III W - -, yt-,,,n
iio1 49, '''H, . 90 Ga - ,ha ,,r,f,s-
~ ''ili'l7 ~; IN, M, IL is ,o,,eidered
how much less embarrassing is the pro-
fesssion OF pharmacy It naiutnny causes
suiPilse 'iaL nio.e a. st,,ll,, an
"a ito' taNt" 49, r'',
'''Ne " WV
Athens Banner: DR.. William e. Boggs
will leave with his family in few DAYS.
LII. 49,. 10TH. a., >-l,tt, rarotina mr.
- 'I9i' no - ~ ~ -, t,,a
So, -, - - -. g. bi- tro,b
- fa. ~ sb,rt resr nre,arato~v TO
,.,,,,stla( ~ anti M denart,1re Of
'tl,,l,,i .r,d ,,,it,,red fanUv
- H., 80 ~, ,,,r,l,lrs 1f friends and adj
,nirera an ovor The cttv. DR. RoRgs and
family nave always played a most peasant
part IN me cry soclal me anu t'lS eoiii-
mummy "''
Americas Timcs-Recorder: The impetus
uiVpn wheat raising in Georgia I1iS year
-,-- 49,, e-,,i4 l., e,,,,tor o.. ,lso-
= pe"i ,l'9 So NV ,r1ra A. o1i,, ono
In an a. - ,ll,,,,t,. tf,ot NJ In1oa I
!pul ~. ~ 90" 49, 80 NJ 90 toiI
-. ,it,a,it ,,,,+,a 70 y,att t,ron
'iia' !. - II" ,Iot ~ h,ya
w 10, - " - ltt bo,7f- r,is
~ 'i n an ne ,,rr,ors in sun
"a mn ii "a ~ al ,,,,t .ron nevt Year
-, liz $50 ,,,aeat me country win
soon be independent and prosperous even
with cotton at cents
The division of the Athens dispensary
,,rofts for tho mast wear viii be made soon.
~. -. - 49,, ,,r,,e+s. or,o,,ntine, IN
ne .iN ~ ,7io oan VI ~ ,,, raad, ho.
49,. 80 ~ ,be,,s ana mo countv
lwsSn Ille o'lS t ~ i,t 4, 20 No
"a - ~ 49,. ,ft{aatio1 stortcd NV me
Neh'eu ~ VIZ il.'. aiat,,,ai moi
N"ul''y ,t,,,,,,1 a,,reont
they anu hot wy l(c ~ "a
luS GUY III Wy - ~, at,,fsie,, hut
i M ,,, ~ ~ s1,nreroa C'onrt
II WIN no" DS ~ Or,9i,,arg r. tl,o rr[,,
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.


Steamship state of Texas. Foster, Baltl-
more-J. j. Carolan, Agent.
Bark Passat (No0, Aanonsen, Port Natal
Dahl 4 Andersen.
Bark James c. Pendlcton Nor. Abra-
hansen Bahia CAT quarantine)-Dah &
Andersen.
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Per Central of Georsia Railway. July 81
723 barrels rosin, 253 casks spirits % cars
lumber, 100 tons iron, 1u0 barrels oil, 139
packages merchandise 153 bales domestics,
ears melons, ! car gas oil, l car coal ?
cars brick. 1 car wood ! ear fresh meat.
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Phases of the Moon for August.

New moon. 9th, 6 hours and minutes
morning. first quarter 18th, hours and !.
minutes, morning; full moon, 10th, II hour.
ana minutes, evening; last quarters. 18th
hours and is minutes evening.
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snvnnnnh AImnnnc.
Sun rises at $40 and sets $50,

High water at Tybee to-day $3.50 a. m
and 4:0l p. m. High water at Savannah
ono hour later.
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Steamship City Of Augusta. New York.
Steamship Itasca. Baltimore.
Barkendne stephen G, Hart. Boston.
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shipning NIcmnrnndn.

Steamer Clifton Hnson. Beaufort and
returned-George u. Beach. Manager.
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Weak Men may have our
treatment appliance and
rene iles-on trial and 0p-
prorat lfnot a grand success.
return all at our expense.
Pay Nothing. Robu 5 I
health for men. secret draius
cured, nervous control and
vigOr New book sent un-
der plain seal without
charge.
L CO. BUFFALO. NY,
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Jacksonville, July SL-Entered schooner
Olinda (Br), Poirrior, Demerara,
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n AEEsmW ~ MOI TRine and Wkiakev hsr>
kWs teed o. - pey a WEAK
HA kuHE Mau'gr Lithia Springs Gas.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Local and General News of ships and
shipping.

shipping.
Since the inspection Of sailing vessels
and the licensing of sailing masters and
mates by the inspectors of steam vessels
began July /, eight sail vessels and twelve
masters and mates nave been examined
and licensed by the local inspectors at
savannah. The law now requires that all
sail vessels of 700 gross tons and over Of
any class, and all vessels or barges of 100
tons carrying passengers shall be inspected
and certihcated by the inspectors of steam
vessels. and their masters and chief mates
must be licensed, the requisite to the issue
of a license being knowledge of naviga-
ton and seamanshtp and such experience
as the rules and regulations of the inspec-
tors require.
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Passengers by steamship Itasca for Bal
timore-Nliss Sadie Smith, c. r. Nichols
and wife. Mrs. f. Max, Father Carroll, T.
j. Brown, l.. A. Carver and wife, T. A..
Dennisou Rev w. f. Watkins +. I. Okar-
ma, f.. II. Lee, John 5. Davis James
Brown, Mamie Brook.
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EhlE MEDICAL CO.. BUFFALO. NY.
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Ancient American Sleeping Cars.

l.. Navire Eyma, a Frenchman, who
came TO this country In 1S47, wrote an
article in ILLUSTRATION Of Paris, puba
lished July 22nd, 1S4S, giving his ex-
periences on the railroads of the United
States. He says that at that time the
Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road had q
length Of seventy leagues, and that the
cost of the road was 4,116,744 francs.
the receipts 3,9SS,45 frc rcs and ex-
pcnses 1864 al francs. He also gives
considerable space to the interior ar
rangements of the sleeping cars used
at that time, and says that, "they are
actually houses where nothing Ia lack
ing for the necessity Of life, and are
divided into compartments and sleep
ing rooms, some for men and some for
women" Each room held six beds or
rather little cOuches in three tiers along
the sides. He winds up his account by
saying that valuables are not particu-
larly well taken care Of, as in AIMEE
rica there "were no such things as
sneak thieves"
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TO GUARD LOUBET.
Extraordinary Precautions Taken 10
Protect the President.

Extraordinary Precautions Taken 10
Protect the President.
Paris. June 11.-President Loubet's
route Sunday from the Elysee palace
to Longchamps will be lined with
squads Of police Through the Bots de
Bouloene the police will be strengthen
ed by mounted Republican guards, the
various points OF vantage in the wood
being occupied by the military. Be
tween the grand stands several COM
panies of infantry will be held In read
mess to appear at moments notice,
and the way from the paddock to the
presidents box will be lined with files
Of the Republican guards with bayo-
nets. Behind the soldiers will be hun
dreds of detectives under the personal
command of the project Of police OF
Paris Cavalry will he placed In read.
mess to gallop the course If necessary.
NJ. Francois Giuseppe has advised the
members Of the Patriotic league not to
attend the Grand Prix. The Gaulois,
the leading Conservative and ROyalist
organ, commenting upon the Socialists
threat to c.use trouble, says: Under
these conditions it will be out Of the
question to take ladies' to Longchamps,
therefore we advise our readers 10
stay at home If this advice Is fol
lowed the Grand PriX will lose much OF
its pictureSQueeneSs.
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CUBAN BRIGANDs.
Civil Authorities Are Charged with
Indifference.


Havana, June 11.-News from Puer-
to Principe tend to confirm the story Of
extensive brigandage prevailing in that
province and that armed forces are
terroriZing the country. They are ope-
rating In small towns outside of rail-
road and telegraph connection and
their depredatiOns are seldom reported.
Farmers brought news to Principe that
a week ago at CascorrO, fifty miles out,
bandits killed two Spaniards. NaIc.sco
Agnero and Isidor MORO, and robbed
their plantations of horses. cattle and
money. The bandits went to the plan
tation on foot. 1t is thought they be-
leng in CascorrO and We're formerly
Cuban soldiers. They took the two
men away and the bodies were found
next morning by the roadside. The In
difference Of the civil authorities to-
ward stopping the outrages is making
the bandits holder. Gen. Lee has rec
commended that a force Of soldiers be
stationed in all the towns in the Pima
district, where brigandage is also ex-
tensively carried on. The military au-
thorities say there are not sufficient
soldiers here to properly protect the
inland towns.
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Playing Her Catch.

1t was evident that he was rather
nervous, and she enjoyed it. When
matters reach a point where girl is
satisfied that she can land her fish at
any time, she rather likes to play with
him little.
After several absurd bluffs" he mus
tered up sufficient courage to occupy
half the settee with her. but, somehow,
he didn't seem to be able to keep his
eyes Off the door.
"Why, you know what a little bit OF
man papa Isl" she said, reassuringly.
His heart gave great leap, and he
edged closer as he recalled the physio-
logical fact.
But you also know" she interrupt
ed, that mamma is big and strong and
aggressive"
That was true, he reflected, and he
began to think ii might be wise to post
pOne what he had to say, when she sug-
gested, in her artless way:
But mamma isn't in'-ChicagO Post.
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BANDIT LYNCHED.

Indignant Citizens Of HOiGuin, Cuba,
Take the Law Into Their Own
Hands.
Santiago, Cuba, June 11.-An official
report from Holgu!n yesterday de-
scribes the lynching Of Antonio Garcia,
bandit chief who was taken from the
gendarmerie by indignant citizens and
hung Holguin is one Of the most law
less districts in the island, and this
summary punishment under all condi-
tons, is regarded a favorable symp-
tom. Several Of Garcia's accomplices
have offered to surrender to the Ameri-
can commander ut Holguin, who cabled
Gen. Wood for instructions. Gen.
woods answer was: snake no terms
with them; arrest the criminals"
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sronEn II FOUND.
80. ns,ay Has No Political stgniA-
canoe.

canoe.
Madrid. June IL. Mr.. Bellamy
ever United States minister to Spain,
iii arrive here this evening from san
SEBASTIAN. the summer residence Of
~ Snanish court, whittier Mr.. Stanton
Stokes. secretary Of the legation, has
zone 10 accompany him to Madrih. His
S Selav has no political Significance
,rhoteyer He simply desired to find Il
roS:dence for his use when the court
GOES 10 San Sebastian, and 1t is now
synacted that he will present his Gre
Seutials to the queen regent next Mon
day During Mr.. Storer's s0journ In
San Sebastian there have been no
nonular demonstrations. and there Is
rothng to indicate that he will be re-
ceiyed here otherwise than courteous
" II is quite improbable that there
will be any annoyance or demonstra-
ton in connection with his arrival
Mr. Storer has wired asking that aptrt-
ments be prepared at the United States
legation for himself, his wife and their
servants. but as the legation building
is very small he will probably be
obliged to have recourse to a hotel un-
iii n larger house can be chosen for
the legation.
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FOR RELIGION.
Paris Mathis Peculiar Ideas OF
Americas Philippine Position.

Americas Philippine Position.
New York. June IL. The Herald's
Paris correspondent says: The Matin
devotes a good deal of space to the
American position in the Philippines.
This shows exactly where the shoe
pinches. The Herald has already
pointed out that the policy Of the Unit
ed States is to accord religious liberty
to all alike, but the Mathis correspond
ent processes to see ia this attitude, an
endeavor to Cypress the native Fill
pinos through the protection given to
the free exercise of religious con-
science. The Matin says: The facts
reported by our correspondent have re-
ceived almost confirmation by the
new campaign opened in the United
States by the imperialistic press in ia
vor of the continuation of hostilities,
right or wrong. in the interests of re-
ligiOn, or rather as the New York Her.
aid confesses. to save the goods ana
property Of the religious communities
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RECLAssIIrICATION.
Railway Clerks Unanimously Urge
the Hill

Indianapolis, June 1.-THE delegates
to the postal clerks convention have
discussed the Redistribution bill. The
delegates say they have had hard work
to convince the congressman that the
adjustment of wages is necessary ana
this is what Reconsideration means. The
convention by unanimous vote decided
to urge the passage Of the bill ut the
next session. The committee on revis-
ion and constitution reported some I'M
portant changes in the beneficiary de-
partment which will probably be
adopted. The reports of the ways ana
means committee favoring the assess
ment of 81 on each member to pay the
expenses of committee at Washing
ton to secure favorable legislation was
adopted
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DREADFUL WORK OF wHrrEc,p.

They Accuse John Wilky Of Grim.
anu ne "ecomes Insane and Hangs
Himself.
Sioux City. Iowa. June IL. - White
caps caused the suicide of fourteen.
year-old John Wilky near Roach
Branch, this county. They accused
him OF an abhOrrent crime and ON
"Wednesday night dragged him from
bed and nearly drowned him in a
watering trough. In the struggle he
also received severe injuries about the
mead. The next morning he hanged
nlmself. The affair came out at the
inquest and the grand jury will in
vestigate 1t Is believed the rough
treatment drove the boy crazy. His
father Is one OF the wealthiest farmers
in the county.
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A Story of Sterility,
SUFFERING AND RELIEF.
[lr1rr. TO MRS. prxKHAx NO. 6s.Is6l


"DEAR Mrs. PINKHAM-Two years
ago / began having such dull, heavy
dragging pains in my back, menses
were profuse and painful, and was
troubled was leucorrhea. / took
patent medicines and consulted ply
sician, but received no benefit and
could not become pregnant. Seeing
one of your books, wrote to you tell
ing you my troubles and asking for
advice. You answered my letter
promptly and followed the directions
faithfully, and derived SO much benefit
that cannot praise Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound enough.
l now find myself pregnant and have
begun its use again. / cannot praise
it enough. "-MRs. CORA gibson, YATES,
MANIsTEE, MICH.
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THOMPsON's BIRTHDAY.
His Ninetfeth Anniversary CeIebra
ted mt Terre Haute.

Terre Haute. Ind, June II. = The
ninetieth birthday anniversary Of Col.
Richard W. Thompson was celebrated
In this city last night by banquet
given in his honor by the Thompson
club. Among the speakers were Con-
gresham c. Il. Lands, Congressman
George w. Faris and James A. Mount
The banquet was preceded by pa
rade which covered several blocks.
Col. Thompson's remarks We're brief
and were RENE niscent Of his past life
and associations with the Republican
party. His short talk was frequently
interrupted by applause.
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ElOpped.

Hungry Hank-Nope, I'm done wild
dis administration It's had my sup
port right from de start, but after dis
I'm agin ii.
Sauntering Sim-What's up. ole man2
Why dis sudden flop?
Hungry Handbook at dat item in
de paper. 1t says President McKinley's
been down in Virginny takin' baths fer
his health. No man wot does dem kind
o. t'ings can git my vote an dat goes!
Chicago News.
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would be in my grave now II 1t had
not been for your GOd-sent remedy,
Pe-ru-na. was a broken down wom-
an, had no appetite; what little l did
eat did not agree with my stomach.
1t is now seven years past that used
Pe-ru-na and I can eat anything
Mrs. Eliza Wike.
Every woman should have a copy
of DR.. Hartman's book entitled
Health and Beauty This book con-
tains many facts OF especial interest to
women. DR.. Hartman has treated
more ailments peculiar to women than
any other physician in the world. This
book gives in brief his long and varied
experience.
Send for free books on catarrh. Ad-
dress DR.. Hartman, Columbus, Ohio.
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Rcna the Advertisements.

You will enjoy this publication much
better If you. will get into the habit OF
reading the advertisements; they will
afford n most amusing study, ana
will put you in the way of getting some
excellent bargains. Our advertisers
are reliable; they send what they ad.
vvrtise.
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MAKE A LEASE.
Coke Ovens mt West Superior VIII
he Operated by the Thomas Co.

BE Operated by the Thomas Co.
Duluth, Mimi, June 1.-THE Thomas
Furnace company has leased for three
years the docks and 100 coke ovens,
formerly the property OF the Lehigh
Coal and Iron company at West Su-
periOr. Only seventy Of the ovens are
in repair. but the rest will be put into
shape at once and 100 more will be
constructed. The plant will furnish
abundant coke for the output and sew
eral hundred tons OF pig iron daily at
the Duluth works OF the company.
The Thomas company has found
market for the entire product In the
West and will ship no metal East
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81 had been sick ever since my mar
riage, seven years ago; have given
birth to four children, and had two
miscarriages. had falling Of womb,
leucorrhea, pains in back and legs;
dyspepsia and nervous trembling OF
the stomach. Now have none of these
troubles and can enjoy my life. Your
medicine has worked wonders for
me. Mrs. S. BARNuART, New CASTLE,
PA.
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PATENTS.
List Of Patents Issued Last Week to |
Northwestern Inventors.

Northwestern Inventors.
Hannibal II. Ames, Hutchinson,
Mimi, rotary engine; Mathis PinR,
Chaska, Mimi, coupling and draft
cushiOning device; Reuben Z. Free
man. Fergus Falls, Mimi, steering
mechanism: James ID. Hatcher, Min
neapOlis. Mimi, plating machine; Cal
vim Q. Hayes, Grand Forks, N. d.,
steam generator: Laurence p. Leon
ard, Waseca, Mimi, dental matrix
clamp; Norman McAuley, Hill City, s.
D., quartz mill; Emma X. Rice, Zuln-
brota. Mimi, dust pan; John II. Fors-
ter, New Ulm. Mimi, snap hook MEM
Der (design) John Taylor, Toilette, N.
d., attachment for threshers;
Merwin. Lothrop & Johnson Patent At
torneys, 80 Pioneer Press Bldg, st. Paul.
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Washington, June 1.-THE president,
Il is said here, under no circumstances
would consent to extend an offer OF
mediation between Great Britain and
the Transvaal save upon request OF
both parties to the pending dispute. 1t
is believed that President Kruger
would not willingly seek our good Of
fees owing to the well recognized fact
that in many points concerning the
Uitlanders the interests Of the United
States are identical with those Of
Great Britain. Americans took part in
the ill-starred Jamison raid and we
are interested in maintaining a large
measure of freedom in the entrance of
mining machinery. dynamite and such
imports into the Transyaal.
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-
BOARDMAN LITIGATION.

agreement Reached for Dismissal OF
All Suits.
Marsballtown, Iowa, June IL. - An
agreement has just been reached for
the dismissal of all suits against the
estate Of the late Millionaire c. Board
man, resulting from the contest over
MS will and equitable division Of the
property. The temporary receivership
was annulled and the estate matters
We're placed in the hands of c. II. Con-
yer, Boardman's son-in-law, for adjust
ment. Mrs. Boardman receives about
%'oo,OOo and relinquishes dover rights
III all the real estate.
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SCHOONER WRECKED.
me Crew Relieved TO Have Bccn
Drowned

Atlantic City, y. j., June II. - The
tbree-masted schooner George a.
Howes. the home port of which vessel
is Philadelphia, was found wrecked
Two miles off Barnegat by the life
saving crew. The schooner's crew is
believed to have been drowned The
ne savers, as soon as the storm abat-
ed went out to the vessel which had
turned bottom upward. The schooner
was light. bound from New York to
Ncwbeme, s. G..
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Hard on Tom.

Cousin George-They tell me You
spent the afternoon with Tom Callow.
Is il fact that he has raised n mus
tache? l supposed you had heard the
report?''
Cousin Jane-Really, l didn't notice.
Am sorry | didn't ask him.-Boston
Transcript.
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DO Your Feet Ache and burnt

Shake into your shoes, Aliens Foot
Ease, powder for the feet. 1t makes
tight and New Shoes feel Easy. Cures
CorDs, Bunions, Swollen, Hot and
Sweating Feet. At all Druggists and
Shoe Stores, 25c. Sample sent FREE.
Address Allen s. Olmsted, Leroy, N. Y.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1899-06-15
Questfons of Duty.

II intended" said the German en-
peror, Ito be guided in this matter en-
trely by my duty"
Yes, your majesty" answered the
official; II was desiring to call your at
tention to the small amount Of duty
we have been i'm the habit of collecting
on these American articles. Washing
ton Star.