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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-02-10
Among Basket Ball
Players.
HAVE A GRIEVANCE
Against Manager of Web
ster's Music Hall.

Webster, Feb. s.-The managers of
basket bail in town are in a wrangle
with Arthur G. Pattison, proprietor and
manager of Music Hall II is very
complicated. In fact, so much so that
it is difficult to select those who are
in the right, and the affair is getting
mixed more every day. The sequel
viii be no basket ball at all. think some
Of those interested.
Several of the boys who are enthu-
siastic over the game have tried to
straighten out matters, but they not
Only got 'snubbed' for poking their
noses into the affair, but have COM
plicated it all the more
Tho seat of the trouble, it seems, is
/ the result of a misunderstanding be-
tween Mr.. Pattison and managers Of
the game, and is all over the price that
shall be paid for the use of Music Hall,
where the games are played. Each side
is claiming the lions share of the pro-
ceeds. and who is getting them" is
what is troubling a good many
When DR.. Cronin first started the
game in town, a few weeks ago, the
boys were willing to have all the pro-
| ceeds. If there were any after paying
the necessary expenses, go into the cof-
| fers of Mr.. Pattison. This found the
worthy proprietor entirely willing.
| Now. however the game is panning
out much better than was anticipated,
ana the players are now making a
now for their share of the box office
money. 1t is not forthcoming, how
ever. and they are kicking.
When the players started the dispute,
proprietor Pattison and the managers
OF the teams Immediately got mixed up
IN II. The controversy has not abated
IN the least, and both sides claim that
the other cannot overrun them
| The Spy man talked with one of the
members Of the Webster team today,
and ne said that if Mr.. Pattison does
not come TO his terms soon, his team
VIII quit the hall. They play the ST.
Stephens team of Worcester Saturday
evening, end after that game, if Patti
son do IS not come to terms, they will
pay the games they have dated ahead
IN the st. Jean Baptiste Hall. Mr.
Pattlson, however, says that they can't
hire that hall.
The Reading Room team is practical
~ IN the same boat, but they are not
quite SO stubborn in their demands as
Tie regular webster team is.
Inc local correspondent of The Spy
suggested TO Proprietor Pattison that
ne take hold of the team and mango it
hiaIlsef. He considered it a good idea,
ana says If the worst comes he will or
ganize and run a team himself
The Reading Room team appeared re-
splendent in their new uniforms to-
night when, in Music hall. they con
tested the Vernon Athletic club of
Worcester. An account of the game
VIII be found on another page of The
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-02-10
HIGH SCHOOL DRAMATICs.
Students Of Grafton Arrange to Present
"Mr. ecb."

Grafton. Feb. 9.-The play, Mr.
Bob" which the students of the high
school have been rehearsing for sew
eral weeks. and are to present in the
town hall soon after Easter. promises
to be a success for those who have
ventured the idea of putting it in the
hall. All former entertainments of the
kind have been given in the school
room. and were very successful as far
as the members of the play were con-
cerned and it is owing to this, as well
as the overcrowded condition of the
high school rooms on such occasions.
that the coming one is to be given In a
more commodious hall and where a lar
ger audience can be accommodated.
The cast as at present intended. fol-
lows: Philip Royson. Leon Spencer:
Robert Brown. a gentleman William
Robbins; Jenkins, a butler Joseph Ber-
trand; Rebecca Luke. Bertha Johnson;
Katherine Rogers Rachel MCGOWAN.
Marion Bryant, Blanche Ripley; Patty,
Freida Billings.
The selection of artists is an excep-
tionally good one for the school.
The remains of Michael ]. Seaver.
formerly of this town, but recently Of
Upton, were brought here for inter-
ment today.
The study class of the Baptist Church
held its regular meeting this evening
for the study of Baptist history"
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-02-10

Do not fail to try 1t for home and med
icinal use = nothing like "Runnymede
Club' whisky, absolutely pure.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-02-10
DR.. Buips Cough syrup is The safest

and surest cure for those dangerous af-
fections OF the little ones-croup, whoop-
ing cough and measle cough. Physicians
prescribe It, children like It, and doses
are SMALL Price Csc.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-02-10

The Christian Endeavor Society will
hold a valentine party next Tuesday
night. Feb. IA. There will be an oyster
supper. after which there will be an
entertainment that bids fair to be en-
joyed by every one.
The committee extends a cordial in
vitation to all.
The Sutton high school are arrang-
ing for a sleighride tomorrow after
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-02-10

The final roll-off in Weayers alIavs
for the gold watch occurred last niebt
1t was won by Edward Farrell .Jr,
Gapt. T. H. Horton of the regular can
dlepln team, rolled second. There were
ten contestants eligible to roll but
tney, Henry 1. Giroux and A. Laroche,
WEBSTER, and John A. Whitaker If
Southbridge, did not show up. The con-
test was interestingly watched by a
large number. the majority of the crowd
remaining M TN the last ball was rolled.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-02-10

William Perry died Feb. Sth of heart
trouble. He was man of noble char
aoter, esteemed and highly respected.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-02-10

panacea for all ills, heart ache. stom-
N.Y. HJn acne and chills-'' Runnymede Club
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-02-10

Edward January, an old time roller.
acted as referee. The scorers were
Charles B. Adams and DR. T
quin. Quiet enthusiasm nravai1aa
throughout the contest.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-02-10

g John Tave, employed by Oscar
shumwaN grain dealer to deliver his
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-02-10

One Of the horses from the Thayer
stables took a little run on it's own
account this afternoon, while one OF
the men had II out for exercise. The
animal with sleigh attached ran up
down Union street, turned again at
Main street, and was caught near the
top Of Wooden Mill hill, by one Of the
hostlers who followed on horseback
A horse owned by p. II. Morrison took
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-02-10

The study class Of the Baptist Church
held its regular meeting this evening
for the study of Baptist history"
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-02-10

Miss e. Arville Davis has opened
dress-making rooms IN the house Of
Benjamin Goddard. Charlton Denot
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Dc ID l|enSa Dc! exterior
EsTAOOS UNIDOS

Dice ell oorresp onsal del Herald" de
NuevA York en- Washington. que ha sa
bido que en- 1873, cuando parecia inmi-
nente un rompimiento de hostilidades
entire Espaia y los Estados Unidos CO.
mo consecuencia de la question del "Vir-
ginus," el hoy aImirante Dewey, que es
raba entonces maudando un barco en- el
Pacihro, ridi6 que sc le diese como CO
metido la orden de tomar a Manila
Dicen de Washington que el S:cre
tario de la Guerra M, Root. apoyara la
opinion del general Wood, gobernador
militar de Santiago de Cuba, que es dc
parecer cue no deben retirarse dc aque
LA ciudad las fuerzas de los Esta 3os Uni
dos.
D'ccn de Hampton Roads. Virginia
que la Gu :stion de la epidemia de 6ebre
amaliila p esenta rnuy bE.n aspecto en-
aquel estado. 500 ha habido un nuevo
esso de contagio, que Sc ha pfesentado
en- el pucolecito de Phoebus, unos tres
kilometro, de la F.rtaleza Monroe
S,g1n noticiss de la capital del estado
de la Florida, Sc dice que TN huracan ha
destruido casi por complete el pusb'ecito
de CarrsbelDe. en- aquel estado.
Dicen de Wa.hington que el general
en- f.: del ejercito ie los E>tados Uni.
dos. Mr. Mics; opina por Ia teasacion de
las fueezas de los Estados Unidos que
guarnecen 4 Santiago de Cuba. a un
puerto del Norte de los Estados Unidos.
coa oijelo je evitar el peligro de conta
g;o de la fiebre amarillo.
En- el vapor de War1 Havana que es-
IA s1n en- la cuarentens, lleg de Cuba un
tai Sloane que va a ser tie enilo por las
auto,idades tan luego ccHl, Sc admita el
bulue & libre piatica. Sloane esta acu
sado de haber est fado mil pesos 4 las
autoridades militares de Ia Habana
FL Journal de Nueva York pnbli-a un
teleglama de sn corresponssl en- Madrid
diciendo que ElIm1a,ciai publica Ia no
tic'a de haber sido destitud, d. la jefa
tu,a de; partido carlista el marques de
CeraIbo, ha5iendo nom5rado don Car
los para di,igis Ia Lolitica de dicho parti
do IN consejo com 2uesto de LIS seiiores
/. .Qlazlbal, VAGUE, de Ne Ia y gorrens.
Dicen de Hampton Roads (Virginia)
que en- el Asilo de SJldldos Veteranos
de aquella ciu lad hs. osurrido el mar
ties cuatro tallecimicatos producidos pol
la fiebre amaIills; pero que e! NIL no Sc
sc ha propagado eSt nsamente.
En- el puebleej:o de FS5u', Immediate
i Asilo, Sc haa p6ese ia - tres cssos de
6ebre amarillo.
D;cen de San + rnci 20 (Ca iiornia)
que eI Ooronel II wins, del ioa de Vo-
luntarios de los Esta los u ido., del es
tado de Pens vau;', failec.6 en- viaje de
Manila & consecue scia de ~ cancer.
Teegrafan d. Wet g"es "a barca
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This vessel continues her voyage
San Francisco California ]. III
She takes on one hundred and tweI
three sick soldiers. Il
III le's Brigade has sustained an
gage meat with many Philippine grcI
which are said to be twice as large
his forces
TIE American forces attacked !
roieally the Filipinos who received thu
with discharges from the whole com 4
ny.
General Hale divided his forces 1
taeking en- both Aanks the PhilippiI
who abandoned gradually their POI
tons.
The loss suffered by the America
are Gale ulated to amount to eleven.
According to official notice receid
from the seat of war the loss of the p
iippines in death exceed sixty.
General Otis notifies that his tr4s
are already perfectly acclimatised tche
rainy season, audwill fight advantages
ly in the most severe Philippine seas4.
-Four thousand horses ordefe ipy
General Otis have reached Manila.
-Telegrams from Paris report la'
Aguinaldo wrote to Agoncillo cihs
him to present himse!f in the beginnl
Of September in Singapore.
The Philippine Corporation resifn
ia Madrid is treating with the SPafsl
government concerning the recognio'
Of the independence of the referrd t
Oceanic Archipelago.
The military transports which wi
conduct the twelve thousand soldiei t
Calcutta are convetgiug at the nlis
Capital
These vessels viii! number twI Iat
and will go e.croted by few warsfp
- France and Russia wait for Gem
nyto define her position, so that ne
may resolve what steps they intend ia
king
Mr.. Root the Secretary of wa
the United States has received no
one thousand te!egrams from Clubs au
mercantile societies and private parti@
the Union, adhering to the propositch
organizing subscriptions in fAvou'
Porto Rico.
Ladies in New York have offered
make subscriptions, to send on -clothir
and other necessaries.
------T ThA---es,nanat tbs, suhich the ats J
Porto Rico has inspired in the M
g'eat,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-08-15
ESPANA

En- la vita ante el Consejo Supreme
de Guerra y Marina, de la eausa incoad l
contra los genersles Toral, Parejl y
otros, con motive de Ia rendicion de San
tiago de Cuba, el Fiscal pidi6 que Sc
castiga.e al general Toral; que Sc amo-
ne,te al gen'ral Pareja, y concuerda con
los respeetivos defensores en- la abso.u
cioa de los otros acusad,s.
S: espera q.e la sentencii Sc publi-a
"a el sabado.
Dicen de Mldsi1 qle el Fiscal de Su-
premo ha notifcado al capitan de n:vi
senior d IN Enr que Sostoa qae no apareo
ce cargo alguno contr, Fl. como conan
dante del arsenal de Oavite, por Ia en-
trega del mismo
En- la vista de Ia causa cont.a los g.
nerales Toral y P .reja y ottos jefes. an
te el Cousejo de Guerra y Marina. E.
general Parsja a'eg6 er su def-nsa que
la guarnicioa d. Guantanamo caIecia de
viveres y que muchos habian perecido
de ham5re. Ahadio que las tropas Sc
defendieron valientemente y muchos of
ciales y soldados perecieron en- Ia defen
sa que los hospitales carecian de me
dicamentos. Leyo varios telegramas que
Sc habfan cruzado entire las autoridades
de Washington y el general Shafter, en-
los cuales cate mostfaba 81 con6anza
de obligar Ala plaza & rendirse.
FL general Toral adopt6 una Ifnea de
defensa semejante Dio que Santiago
de Cuba estaba indefenso y que era i'm.
possible prolongar mas Ia resistencia.
Ley6 un tele rama del general Blanco,
quien despues de haber consultado con
Madrid. aprob6 Ia capitalization. Otro
Official espaiiol declar5 que 50 entrads
en- Santiago de Cuba encontr6 las tres
cuartas parties de las trcpas enfermas.
FL coronel Rubin ha declarado que el
haber prolongado Ia resistencia en- San
tiago hubiera equivalido 4 condenar &
muerte las tropas que guarnecian aque-
lla plaza.
81 general Ordoiiez decIaf6 que esta
ba bloqueado y que, por 10 tanto, no
asisti6 a Il jlnta de jefes en- que Sc de-
cidi6 Ia capitalization. pero dijo que creia|
que Sc habian agotado .odos los medios
de dsfensa. 81 bien tai vez pudiera ha.
berse evitado Ia capitrlaci6n hariendo|
una salida y xompiendo el Gordon de -
defensas enemigas. 10 cual hnhi7~
tado muchfsima sanfre.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-08-15

Tidetle, procedente de Ia Habana, sc ma
perdid sobre la costa. cerca de Apaia
chicols; en- un temporal que azot6 aque
llas costas recientemente
Ell corresponsal en- Washington de-
Nsw York Htyald dice que ha causaio
profunda sorpresa en- aquella ciudad la
ncticia dc que el gobierno chino Sc mega
a dar permiso pira noder embarcar en-
sus puertos los cablllos comprados en-
aouel pals para el general Otis, fundan
dose en- que son contrabau 10 de guerra.
Fl anuncio de que los cabalios son
Icontrabando sc consideTa como un sint,
| ma gravisimo y como muy pr6ximo al.
reconocimiento de beligerancia los
contralmirantes filipinos.
Dicen de Chicago que sevi a inYtar
al contralmirante Cervera para que asis
ia a la ceremonia de colocar la primera
piedra en- el edi6cio federal de caraoter
m atitimc que Sc va a edifcsr de nueva
plauta en- aquella ciudad, a euyo acto
coIcurIir;.n el allnirante D wey y los
Sampson y Schley.
81 passjero que proceden:e de la H,
bana LEGS 4 esta abordo del "Havdna"
bsjo el nombre de Sloane, y al que sc
acu saba de habef robado mil dollars
las au,orlades de los Estados Unido'
en- Ia Habana ha silo arrt stado y shrms
t que es inocente.
Sep1a uu estado pub,icado por la Sc
cretaria de la Guerra en- Washington
, para ell 2s de Octubre pr6ximo habra el
Filif mas, 8 en- viaje para aquel archip'e
| laeo, cua entiseis mil hombres d.: la
D fuersas de los Estados Unicos, que e.
taran en- su destiuo antes de que empie
&C la estacion SEGA.
y Dicen de Washington que el Secrets
!. ri, de la Guerra Mr.. Root, Va disp.
ner que las ftlerzas a las 6rdenes del &c
v neral Otis, en- las Fiipinas. lleguen II
total de cuaren:a mil hombres dispon
bles para el servicio active.
If Ell cotresponsal en- Washington d
c .World" de Nueva- York. le telegraf
d di.iendo que. segdn las noticias recib
I'll das. los empleados de los Estados u
of| dos en- la Habana, estsn empleanco
of producto de la recaadaci6n de rentas {
Ia isla de Cuba en- regalarse y vivlr luilt
10 samente Ahade que los ingresos. pr
10 ductos de la tributacion, Sc gastan &C
libera!idad sopretexto de sostensf di
Ii laamense los caraos ofciales. Enume
is las gratiicaciones que Sc han senaiat
a dichos empleados y sftma que |
mismos estan violando IA ley.
En- ell telegrama aludido dicen
"World" de Washingtoa que semel
ciona los gener. les Brooke y Ladlo
al teniente coroneI Bliss y al comal
dante Dlvi; comp recibienio grati6c;
clones extraorIinarias, las cuales
fueron coneedidas por q ex-seersta,
de la Guerra Alger. Sc habla asimisn
ie de los gastos hechos con motive de
a reparaciones ea el palacio del gobierl
IL general, de las libreas que uss la ser,
es dumbre y de "a compra del juego I
0. aueos para caballos
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Ell corresponsa parsense del diaro londonense "Mor
ming Post dicho pe6dico que esta capacdad
de segurar que Mr. Mazeau Pesdene de Corte de Casa
c6n ha manfesado al Pesidene Loube los dfeenes
documentos que lie han sdo presentado en-
que pruebe la cupabidad del excapitan El del de
Agoso esta fado para dar principle al proceso odo
hace que e tribunal encargado de hacer revision
conocera tremendo que ha cometdo har dbda
usca prisionero Insprado esta consideration
sta de de los diaos ngese ha dbujado la hermosa
aegora que por uzgara de interes apresuramos
producirla en- las columnas de este periodico,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-08-15
PUERTO RICO IN LA UNION

El Secretario de la Gnerra de
los Estados Unidos, Mr., Roof, ha
recibido mas de mil telegramas de
clubs y socie1ades mcrcantilss y
particu'ares de la U Uli61 adhiriGn
dose al prop6sitc de organizar CO
lectas en- favo. de Puerto Rio.
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que el presidente del Consejo de Minis
tros s.hor Silvela. sc lameata de las di'
ficu.tades que opone el genersl Otis,
para Ia gesti5n &c Ia libsrtad de los pri-
sion ,ro; espaholes.
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Ia IlDEPEIDEECIA

La junta Glipina residente en- Ma
drid gestiona del gcbierno espa6ol
5el reconocimient0 lie la indepcn
dencia del refe Archipelago
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TlNBIGN LAS DANAS

Las damas re New York han
ofreciio hacer suscripciones para
m1ndar ropas y otros efectos.
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sQUE HARi ALENlyIt /?

Francia y Russia esperan que Ale.
mania defina su actitud para resol
yer.
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PREVISI0NES

Dichos buques seran en- ndmcro
de veinte { iran escoltados por al
gunos cruceros do guerra.
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FIN DBL cONDATE

FL general Hale dividi6 sus fuei-
zas atacando por los dos hancos 4
los flipinos. que abandonaron POGO
& POGO el terreno.-
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0yCE BAJIS

Sc calculan en- once baja3 las su-
fridas por los americanos.
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81 REClBlNIGkTO

Las tropas americanas atacaron
denodadamcnte q las flipinas que
recibieren con descargas cerradas 4
sus contrarios.
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On TODOS Los ESTADOS

Es graade Ia sinpatia que inspi
ra la suerte de Paefto Rico en- to
dos los Estados de Ia Rcp1blica.
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REORGANIZATION Oh gARCOS

Sc estan reuniendo en- la capital
inglesa los trasportes n.ilitares que
conduciran los IL eco soldados q
Calcutta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-08-15

Los cablegramas que preceden son de
Ia propiedsd del BoLETIN MEROANTIL,
y pueden reproducirse en- cualquier for
ma abonando a la empresa 20 pesos por
cada uno que sc utilize.
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LAS OPERACIONES

La brigada Hale ha sostenido IN
combate con diversos n1cleos 6lipi-
nos que duplicaban las fuerzas de
aqusl general.
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mas GABsLLsS

Han llegado 4 Manila, proce
dentes de Hong.Koug. cuatro mil
caballos pedidos por el general
Otis.
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has DE SESGs7A

SegGn el parte Official de la ac :
ci6n, exceden a sesenta los muertos
enterrados por los filipinos.
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ENFERNOS

Dicho buque sigue su viaje para
San Francisco de California. Ia
Lleva 1913 enfermos. Nv
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COy TEATiJlS

FL general Otis manifesto que
sus tropas, va perfectamente acli
matadas q Ia cstacior de las lluvias,
pedr&n comb1tir ventajosamente en-
10 mas recio de aquellas.
The Burke County news. [volume] (Morganton, N.C.) 1899-1901, 1899-02-10
IL a Modern Hotel.

4 lady desiring apartments IL a. ~
town motel, a thoroughly modern eS-
1iblishment IN \ey York city. on
being shown through by the mana
ger. remarked: Il rather like the gen
eral arrangement. but there is L
great drawback. You hay no closets.
What was the object in building a
hotel without closets: Where sre
people TO put their ciotheS:"
Madam he replied. Solemnly. 1T
WAS an oversight OF the architect. No
one discovered the omission until the
hotel was finished. Our tenants ere
obliged TO use wardrobeS. New YORK
Press.
The Burke County news. [volume] (Morganton, N.C.) 1899-1901, 1899-02-10

Illinois has -. OoO. O0o invested in MIR
The Burke County news. [volume] (Morganton, N.C.) 1899-1901, 1899-02-10
He Was Misunderstood.

On Al ocean steamship coming %
\cw York. u Ifrenehman startled the
messengers hy Announcing Il haf mar
,ie,i An American Wife and If in mis-
cry" II threatened the entente cordi-
ale: but subsequently it came out he
mean he lived ii Missouri. and all was
pleasant. Tor RECOMMENDATION is not an
international! caSus hclli.
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SlOO Reward. 500.

The readers of this paper will be pleased OF
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ease that science has been able to cure in all
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and mucous surfaces OF the system. thereby
destroying the foundation of the disease. and
giving the patient strength by huildlng up
the constitution and assisting nature In do
ing its work. The proprietors have so much
faith in its curative powers that they, offer
One HUNDRED Dollars for any case that II
fails to cure. Send for list of testimonials.
Address FL. tHENEY & Co.. Toledo, q.
Sold by Druggists. .3c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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Halls Family Pills are the best
The Burke County news. [volume] (Morganton, N.C.) 1899-1901, 1899-02-10
A Judicial RulinE.

During the hearing OF a case at TIE
bloomsbury County Court counsel re-
fer-ed to the defendant. an oxford
master OF arts. as this man" where
upon Defendants counsel protested,
saying he might at least have used the
word "rcntleman.' Judge Bacon
Nonsense: that Is q sort OF ~affectatior
you often hear among women. when
obey say you ought to call me 4 lady
In my opinion man IS 4 much betel
title than gentlemen. U.au:hter.)c
Tho Grand Canyon Of Arizona. the
greatest known. is about 200 miles
lon2. upwards o. ..000 fec; deep. ami
at some points. from rim 10 rim.
meas lres ten 20 Twelve miles q
breadth.
The Burke County news. [volume] (Morganton, N.C.) 1899-1901, 1899-02-10

could no. .etalong without Piso's Cure for
CONSUMPTION. 1t alway vs. cures NJ RS. r. &.
NOULvUN. \eeiham. Mass. O:tooer::. 1891.
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Don't Tobacco Spit and Smoke Your Life Away.

10 o.it tobacco easily and forever. be mag.
ne,ic, tul OF life, nerve and viSor, take NoIo-
Fac. the wonder worker. that makes weak men
strong. Al druggists, SOC or 81. Cure guaran-
,eed Booklet and sample free. Address
Sterling Remedy Co, Chicago or New YORK
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Fits permanently cured. No fits ornerv0u.
ness after first de- Us use of DR.. Hines Great
Nerve restorer.S 2trial bottle and treatise free
Or. u. Il. MILNE. Ltd. 81 Arch st. Phila. Pa.