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dates for governor and other offices claim to be strongly in favof of the renomination of President Mckinley, there is no doubt whatever of the convention adopting a strong resolution for the renomination of President Mckinley. but the character of the Ohio delegation that will be sent to the national convention for him next year may depend to some extent on the makeup of the state ticket and the new state central committee, as the KurtZ-Bushnell-McI cI<is- son element want to secure control now, with a view of preventing Senator Hanna from being one of the Ohio delegate-at- large next year.
 In addition to the advantages Go be se- cured now for the presidential year there Is an unusual number of candidates for the state offices d1ld for the power that goes with them and with @ new legisla- lure. The two leading candidates for gov ernor are Judge George k. Nash and Hon. Harry M Daugherty. both friends of Pres ldent Mckinley, and the former of Senator Hanna also.
 The <hird in the race is Lieutenant-Gov- ernof Asa w. Jones.
 Among the other gubernatorial candi- dates are: Albert Douglas, of Chilicothe; Frank A. Durban, of ZanesvilIe: L. W. Hull, of Sandusky; w. P. Orr, of Pioua; M. L. Smyser, of Wooster. and other local faVoriteS.
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fort at Gravesend track today, but the ate tendance was large.
 The card was made up of overnight events, 1t being an off day. Three favor ties won. Summary:
 First Raee-Fiye furlongs. Water King 112 (EveretD, 3 to l, won; Peaceful, 112 (Doggett), to and to 1, second; Prema- ture, TIP craraD, to 1 third. Time, 1:O21S. Einus Standing, Red Path, Pettifogger Plueky, Ross Clark, Armor, Mischievous, Iron Crown, Thermos, Hesitation, West Baden, Prestige, Hansborough, Bon Hom- me and Richards also ran.
 Second Raee-A mile and one-eighth. AL gol, 126 <Moody), to 5, won; King Barley corn 105 (O'Connor), to l and to 5, sec- ond; Holden. O (MitchelD, 40 to l, third Time, 1:541k. Estaca also ran.
 Third Raee-Selllng, five furlongs. Cae- sarion, 105 (Clawson), to 5, won; Theory, 92 (O'ConnoD, to 1 and to 5, second; Athy, 96 OH. Bvans), third. Time, l:Si Cheval Rous, Benahad, Satin Slipper, Tinge, Claptrap, Red Spider and Hanwell also ran.
 Fourth Race-A mile and one-slxteenth. Great Land, 112 CMaher), Il to 5, won; Rhinelander, 10S eClawson), to and to 3, second; Malus, 10S (Spencer), 10 to l, third. Time, 1:491a. Ahom and James ran.
 Fifth Race-Sadducee, 113 CSpencer), to l and 10 l, won; ntanlc, 1lS (Ouom)1 13 to and even, second; Irish Free. l16 (Clawson), to l, third. Time, 1:O9A Mike, Presdigitateur and Ghetto ran.
 Sixth Race-Oliver Nc, 112 (Maher), 12 to l, won; Burlington Route, 112 (Spence), 6 to and to 5, second; 1nconnamara, 107 (Odom), to 1, third. Time, 1:15A. Great Neck, Disturber, Little Jess, Strathconan, Grey Jacques, Steward, Emigree, Moroso, Haytime, Ben Blue and Mary Emma ran
 Following are the entries tomorrow at Grayesend:
 First Race-Six furlongs: Sanders, 140; Continental, 134; Buela, 130; Miss Rowena 122; Hand Press, 12O; Blarney Stone 11S; Ornamental, 115; Vertigo, 115; Hanwell lO9
 Second Race-A mile and one-eighth: Free Lance, l0S; Ethel Bert, 10S Dan Rice, Don De Oro Hand Press, 103; Charentus, 100; Azucena, 9S; pr. Parker 91.
 Third Race-Clover Stakes, four and a half furlongs Mollie Newman, 119 Miseri- cordia, Star Cline, Lavenus, Dangerous Maid, Oneck Queen, Fond Hopes, l12
 Fourth Race-Preakness Stakes, mile and one-sixteenth: Filigrane, 120; Diminu- tive, 10S; A. N. B., Cormorant, Lackland Half Time, 105
 Fifth Race-Six furlongs: Concord, III; Handball, Teillo, Momentum, 110; harry Reed, 110; Xsyben, 105; Mazarine, 103; Or namental, 90: Prince of Wales, ST; Flax Spinner, Lepida, S5.
 Sixth Race-Selling, five furlongs: Me- Meekin, 122; Royal Sterling, 1O7; Trumpet, 106; Wildwood, 105; Beautiful, Shrove Tues
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JUMPED FROM THE BROOKLYN BRIDGE And MiracuIouSIy Escaped Any
 Injury HOWARD KRETZ, AN ARTIST Wished to Test Theory He Had Read in Book on Theosophy y-Detain-
 ed on the Charge of Att
 tempted Suicide.
HOWARD KRETZ, AN ARTIST

New York, May 29.-Howard Kretz, a young man about 22 years old, who says he is an art student of the Academy of Design in this city, made a startling and success full jump from the Brooklyn bridge just before dusk last evening and came out of the river uninjured.
 Just before 6 o'clock Kretz boarded trolley car bounded for Brooklyn. It was an open one, and offered all the advantages he was looking for. When the trolley reached a point about one hundred yards from the first arch, near the highest point of the span, Kretz leaped from the car, and, like a flash, vaulted over the high for perpendicular drop and swung some distance out from the structure before he assumed an upright position.
 The passengers jumped from the car and peered through the railing, while hundreds of persons on the promenade tried to get a glimpse Of the figure. Kretz's body flashed through the air almost in a perpendicular streak. He struck the water feet first cleaving it like an arrow. He disappeared for some seconds and then shot up into view again, only to disappear for the sec- end time. The waters had hardly closed over him when he zeappeared and imme- diately struck out strongly for the New York sore.
 One of the deck hands on the freight steamer Vulcan, of the Norwalk line, which was coming down the East river at the time, saw Kretz flash through the air and disappear in the water. Tine deck hand
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TOD SLOANE
Will Ride Holocauste in Wednesday
 Derby

London, May 29.-In conversation with a representative of the Associated Press to- day, Tod Sloane said:
 q have surprise for you. I have just arranged to ride Holocauste for the Derby Wednesday, While Flying Fox will un- doutbedly be haYd to beat, I am satisfied something better can be gotten from the Frenchman. I will win the race, but propose to give him the best effort Holo- causte arrived safely today and I go to Epson in the morning to see him. If l don't secure a place I shall be greatly dis appointed
 Holocauste is a grey colt by Lesancy out of Bougie, and is the property of J. De Bremond. He finished third in the Grand Prix at Long Champs on yesterday.
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gave. the alarm and the Vulcan headed for the young man, who was by this time swimming. A line was thrown to Kretz and he was hauled aboard the freighter which immediately put in for her dock in the East river on the New York side.
 When taken on the Vulcan Kretz placed his hands on his abdomen as if in pain but when the boat reached her dock Kretz sprang from the boat onto the wharf. He was at once taken into custody and hur- ried to the Hudson Street hospital. Not the slightest injury was on his person, but he was suffering from the shock. He was detained on the charge of attempted sui eide.
 Kretz is about feet inches tall and weighs about 140 pounds. He lives in this city. He said that he had been reading a book on theosophy and that he wanted to demonstrate that man by exercising his wild power could do anything he wished without injury to himself.
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Mrs. winslow's Soothing syru

Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS by MILLIONS of MOTHERS for their CHII.- DREN WHILE TEETH1NG. with PER FECT SUCCESS. It sOoTHEs the CHILD. SoFTENS the GUMS. ALLAYS all PAIN; CURE WIND COLIC, and is the best rem edy for DIARRHOEA. Sold by druggists in every part of the world Be sure and ask for Mrs. Winslows Soothing Syrup.' and take no other kind. Twenty-Five cents a bottle
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Dissolution Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the partner- ship heretofore existing between the under- signed and R. F. Martindale under the firm name and style of Birmingham Manufacturers Agency" is this day dissolved.
 E. G. ROBERTS. Birmingham, May 26. 1899. 5-2S-2t
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limited to return September 4. 1S99 The Southern Pacific, Sun Set Route via New Orleans, is the only direct route. Special Pullman ordinary sleeping cars through to California without change. For rates and other information, address G. w. ELY, s. r. B. MORSE,
 T. P. A., G. P. and T. A..
 Montgomery, Ala. New Orleans, !. .a. 5-24-1m
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NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL

Association Meeting, Los Angeles, Cal,
 July 11-14, 1899.
 On account of the above occasion round trip tickets will be on sale at all coupon ticket offices in the southeast Juno 8 to July 8, inclusive, at one first class fare, plus two dollars for the round trip. Tickets
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Did you ever see a Rolling Mil at night? Take the Trac- tion f,onEa y's cars to Gate Cl~.f alA :l.-go this novel ex Ito.is.see.
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REAL ESTATE

BARGAINS FOR SALE. s25, O00-50X140, three stories, 2d ave-, between 18th and 18th streets. S3O, ,O00-50x140, three stories, Sd ave. be- tween goth and Fist streets. $4 $42OO-Handsome residence, Highland ave-, near Fist street. ss,5OO-Elegant home, South goth street, near 18th ave- sS,5OO-Two residences on 7th ave, North. S25O0-47-acre farm two miles from court house. W. B. LEEDY & CO, 4-l6-tf Agents
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day, 1O4; Innovator, 1O3; Carboo, Precursor, 97; Lottie Sheville, 90; Bebe So, Ortrud, Morbid, Tasmania, Give and Take, Mynher. Laureate, 94; Pirate J., 92; Jamaica, SS
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To Satisfy

a public demand the Anseuser- Busch Brew ing Assn has prepared the superb Anheu- ser-Busch DARK, mellow beyond any other dark beer, a welcome beverage, pure and
 wholesome,
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FOR SALE.

s4,5oo-SOOx1sO, corner Ave G and 27th st. Nine houses. s1. 1.2OO-25x1OO, 2d ave. between 16th and 17tb st. s1 .5Ol-50x140; four four-room houses, Sd ave rented at $A per month. s5 OoO-northwest corner 2d ave. and 17th st s2 s220O-six-room house, fth ave Good neigh borhood. sO00-Two semi-detached residences. 25tb st., north. Lot 12Ox150. S3. 3.750-Good 7-room cottage; 5th ave Q A A25o-5Ox1s0; 9th ave and near 22d st. Im- proved. 4 475O-5Ox19O; 7th ave-. 7-room house. s25 per foot. 137 feet on 18th ave. near 2otb st. ss,5OO-Elegant home. Lot e5x240, on 11th ave- south
 We cannot advertise all we have for sale Call and see us.
 CHICHESTER, YANCEY & ORR. 5-1S-tf 2O0s 1st ave.
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At Cincinn9ti


 Cincinnati, May 2.-The track was in bad condition at Latonia today and for the first time during the meeting the mud larks had their inning.
 Elkie and Allie Belle made a desperate finish for first money in the last race. Allie Belle got the money by a nose. Tomorrow the Decoration Day handicap will be the stake feature. Weather fair, betting good. Results:
 First race-Seven furlongs, selling. Mig zoura, 11O (Wapshire), to 5, won; Tolston, 110 (Overton), to l, second; Richardson, l07 (E. Ross), 12 to 1, third Time, 1924. Finem, Respice, Becky Ben, Synia, Capsi- cum, Coanza, Maggie Davis.
 Second race-Five furlongs. Lady Cur zon, 1O6 (Beauchamp), z to 5, won; Nettie Regent, 102 (EI Ross), to 1, second; Lark spur, 102 (CrowhursD, to l, third. Time, 1:05.
 Ben Chance, Rodd, Princess Maleen. OCone.
 Third race-One mile, selling. Royalty, a9 (W. Jones'. 3 to 1, won; Hand D., 102 (E. Ross), Il to 5, second; Schoolgirl, 97 (L- Rose), to 2, third. Time, 1:47.
 Dictate, Barus, Orme, King, Elkwood, Osmond ran.
 Fourth race-One mile and seventy yards Great Bend, 1O2 (Crowhurst), to 9, won; Gold Fox, 96 L. Rose), to 1, second; Samovar, 112 (E. Ross), to 5, third. Time l:49.
 Deering, Kriss Kringle, ran.
 Fifth race-Four furlongs, maiden 2-year- olds. Honest Run, 109 c. Matthews, to 1, won; John YerlSes, 112 (CrowhursD, to 2, second Deooy, 112 (Beauchamp), Il to 5, third. Time, 59%.
 Gallardo, Little Smoke, Dssolute, Prince Esther Broadburn, ran.
 Sixth race, one mile, selling. Allie Belle. lO2 OL. ROSe), 8 to l. won. Elkfn TOT 1T Matthews), Il to 5, second; Lyllis 102 (Beauchamp), 12 to l, third Time, 1:4614. Dashaway, Vannessa. Babe Fields, Con nie Lee and Don Clarencio, ran.
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EummRr Resnri :

on the WISCONSIN CENTRAL are fully described and illustrated in "Rambles in Summerland." Send for copy to Jas. C. Pond, Genl Pass, Agent. Milwaukee, Wis
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REMOVAL SALEi
 To secure the greatest bar gains ever offered attend Drennen & Co.'s great sale on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.
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Subscribe for The Daily Age-f4erald and get an atlas free.
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SPRAYED OR STOLEN

SPRAYED OR STOLEN-Jersey COW, with leather strap around neck; white spot on shoulders, and Jersey calf five months old Return to 933 17th street, south, and receive s10. 6o0 2t
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LOST

LOST-A breast pin; circle of diamonds and rubies. Return to N. L. Miller, 3O6 ChaIi- foux Building. Liberal reward. 5-24-tf
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ON WEEKLY OR MONTHLY PAYMENTS Fine diamonds. jewelry and watches: no trash; delivered on first payment; lowest prices; business confidential. Call on or address D. Lowinsohn, 2010 1st ave All goods warranted. 3-15-1y
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STOCKS AND BONDS

STOCKS AND BONDS-We have orders to buy and sell Ensley Land Company stock, Ressemer Land Company stock, Bir- mlngham Water Works stock. East Lake stock, Alabama National Bank stock, and other local stocks and bonds. W. B. Leedy & Go. 4-29-tf
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UP-TO-DATE managers spend money on fans and get back good profits; others use no fans, and wonder why business don't Drosner 527 If
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HOT AIR in stores drives dway your old customers and keeps new ones out. Elee- tric fans are not expensive to buy nor to operate. N IT
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WANTED-At once, twelve good, responsi- s ble deputies as organizers for the United v Moderns, a fraternal and beneficiary or der for both men and women. Apply to "A M. C. Gam, State Organizer, Florence
 Hotel, rooms, 63-64. 5-2S-3t
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PEOPLE go into stores where electric fans are just to get cool, then buy something to pay for the comfort they have loved. 5 27 If
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At Gravesend

New York, May 29.-A strong breeze from the ocean made it a little too cool for com-
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WANTED-To buy of property owner, for cash, both business and resident property. Address Private Buyer," care of Age Herald. 5-26-tf
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VIM. NJ GIVEN-Civil and Mining Engln- ger, railroad work. lands subdivlded and mineral properties examined and report ed upon Office: Room 402 Chalifoux building Birmingham. Ala. 8-25-1mo.
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WANTED-You to call for M. X C. 5c cigar. 5-27-25t
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WANTED-At once, twelve good. responsi- ble deputies as organizers for the United Moderns, fraternal and beneficiary or der for both men and women. Apply to M. c. Gam, State Organizer, Florence Hotel rooms 63-64 5-26-tf
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INVEST s2OO, securing excellent weekly in- come. Safe, conservative proposition. Second successful year. Investigation tn- yited. H. Griffin, 11S0 Broadway, New York 4-19-1m
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MAN or lady to travel and appoint agents |; established firm; $50 per month and all expenses to start. Mfr. Box 398 Phila- delphia Pa. 4-2S-4w
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RACES AT ST. LOUIS
 AND CINCINNATI
Four FavoriteS and Two Second Choices Won at Fair Grounds.
TRACK IN BAD CONDITION
At Latonia and for the First Time Dur ing. Meeting the Mud Larks Had Their Inning at
 Both Places

St Louis, May 29.-Four favorites and two second choices won at the Fair Grounds today The racing was good and the betting brisk, with a good crowd in attendance.
 First race, selling, one mile-Eight Bells, 1O5 Sweeney, 15 to 5, won; Gomez, IA, Gl- more 10 to and to 1, second; Colonel Cassidy, 91, Watson, 12 to l, third. Time, 1:4SA
 Capitolia, Man Bra, Glen Race, Sadie Levy, Farendelle and Pontet Canet also ran.
 Second race, selling, five furlongs-Miss Brameste, 1S5. Thorpe, to 5, won; Bell Bunch, 134, Rutter 60 to 1 and 20 to l, sec- ond; Uecklace, 134, Hinkey, to 1, third. Time, 1:O21A.
 Chiffon. Florence G, Nellie Baker, Aunt Mary, Jesse, Lucky Dog and Augustine al- so ran.
 Third race, 2-year-olds, five furlongs-A. Turner, 105, Houck, 15 to l, won; Greenock, 1OS, Burns, to and l to 2, second; Chickamauga, 1O3, Frost, 60 to l, third. Time, 1:O2.
 Leipzig, Wounded Knee, Jno. Halsey and Ned Denis also ran
 Fourth race, handicap, mile and twenty yards-Crockett 1OS, Jenkins, to 2, won.
 Fifth race, 15-16 of a mile-Eddie Jones. 110. Thorpe, to 10, won; Meadowthorp, 112. Burns, to 1 and to ,, second; Forget Not, 1O6, Southard, 8 to 1, third. Time, 1:49
 Rebel Jack also ran.
 Sixth race-K sme, 109, Holden, to 1, won; Osric II, 114 Southard, Il to and to 5, second; Air Blast, 106, Contrige, third. Paxton and Misery also ran.
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WANTED-Twenty puddlers wanted at Max Meadows. Va. Best summer mill in the United States. Highest wages paid, and steady employment. Mountain cli- mate. Married men preferred. Address Virginia Iron, Coal and Coke Co.,, Max Meadows, Va. 5 30 2t
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GOOD TNVESTMENT-I am offering choice property; new houses, which will pay IA per cent. interest. A. A. Clisby, office 2o4 20th street. 5-6-sun-tu-thr If
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YOUNG lady, expert bookkeeper, stenog- rapher and typewriter desires situation. Address Business" care Age-Herald.
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MONEY TO LEND. s10O, 900 to lend at 5h per cent. H. F. Will son & Coz 5 H-tf
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WANTED-Work; any kind; have ten years business experience. Competent bookkeeper; 29 years old; recently dis charged from U. s. volunteer service. Re- ferences furnished. Address John M. Webb. Ensley City, Ala.
 30 tue thurs sun
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WANTED-Seyeral energetic men to sell snuff. Must come we'll recommended. Salary and expenses paid. Apply by let ter to Box s52, Birmingham, Ala
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THE M & c. is the best 5c cigar on the market. Try one and you will always call for 1t. 5-27-25t
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NOTICE-I will buy lots, build houses and sell on time A. A. Clisby, office 2N goth street. 5-6-sun-tu-thr tf
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DISCOVERY-Greates of age for cure of night emissions. Mechanical appliance.
 (S200) Trial free. Guaranteed cure or S100.O0 forfeited. Capitol Co.,, Box 57S, At
 lanta, Ga. 6-25-5t
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DON'T YOU NEED an electric fan this hot
 weather to keep you comfortable? 527 If
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WANTED-Seeond-ha saw mill with en- zine and boiler. Must be cheap and in No l repair. Address P. O. Box 155. Bir- mingham, Ala. 5S0 It
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WANTED.

WANTED-A few more boarders at 700
 West 20th St. Delightful loeat.on for sum
 mer. 5 30 St
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ELECTRIC FANS cool the air in any store or residence. 5 H If
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THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY.
The ScUth,

Three hundred u.en. employed n he
copper MINE at Ducktown. Tenn. haze
struck because the companies refuse II
recognize Their union. and otaerS arc
expected IL .oiiCa
w. III. Wal. i echsnoa, eugineer.
C. RiehE.2 nt. va. who had just acqg!r-
ed control Of IT,. Wilmington, y. g.
gas works. sas drowned while bathing
near Wiln.ak-nl.
William A. Goeb |, Dsmoc ratio can
didate for governor -: Kentucky. re-
piled 10 his critics. calling them nen-
dacious.
Two hundred miners struck at tn
Salt Creek coal mines at Chattanooga
Tenn. in sympathy with the Daytoa
mine strike.
II is proposed To celebrate as Bait
more Day one OF the days Of the con-
Ing Export Exposition at Philadelphia.
yellow fever has broken out at Jach-
son, Miss. and a suspicious case is re-
ported from Port Tampa. Fla.
A large freish; steamer OF t;.e .A,ex-
andr.a Line is reported ashore near
hey Largo. Fla. with a full CARGO CT
800 ~ '"i"ifc ioi htS wet.
Mary wrecAsrs have left Miami for
me scene.
Alexandra. Va. l. making extensive
preparations for the celebration CT its
sesqui-cen;ennial, which VIII occur on
October II. The features OF the event
will be two processions-a parade OF
the military, firemen. and ira les Ia the
day time and a sentimental and histor-
ical pagean; at night
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TIME to PLANT STRAWBERRIES,
Should DE Planted in IN. Tall and Gov.
cred fill SOr-u~

Strawberries set IN the fall will give
q good crCi, OF large, early berries pro
rided the plants are good and the scii
rich. Tine most important point j. 10
have vigorous PLANS q: ;he very be I
varieties, so that Inc; may make a
quick, large growth be,Cre winter seis
in and be ready 20 bear = heavy crop
when the spring opens.
The best plan for a beginner IS to
. write TO some reputable FIRM who
makes the growing AM selling 81
strawberry plants regular business.
such a firm will not only sell you the
plants but give you exact and reliable
| information az to what varieties 10
plant now To plant and how to criI-
tivate. i will nct pay 20 plant Tho
sioVen grown, run down plants
. usually to be begged OF ones raisIiocr..
Better plant none.
An enterprisins house wife can. vi h
/ the best improved varieties Oh A sua!;
garden plat, make not 1niy enough 10
supply her own family. but also sell
herrleS to amount to neat sam OF
PIN money, for fine ripe. fresh
strawberries sell themselves Amos
anywhere. Such plants often WELD
more clear profit than the whole farm
besides
Then next spring. after the crop Of
berries is gathered. the plans can De
worked out and will bear a still larg #
crop the spring following.
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Miscellaneous.

The press of almost the whole world
condemns the Dreyfus verdict.
Alarming rumors that the Pope is i'll
without foundation.
1t is said that Baron Won Hamn:e
stein-Loxten, Prussian Minister of
Agriculture, has been dismissed from
office for the part he took with regard
to the canal bill.
More than % per cent. Of General
Mac Arthur's troops in Luzon are re-
ported sick
The feast Of the Virgin of Ell Cobre
iago, Cuba.
The gun that fred the first shot in
the SpaEish-American war on the
Raleigh, at Manila, will be feature CT
the Dewey parade in New York.
IN letter to Congressman William
Daily. of New Jersey. William J. Brycn
failed to mention silver, though nam;ns
other political Issues.
Navy Department officials do not .x.
pect the battle ship Kearsage to at
tain a greater speed than II knots an
hour on her official trial trip.
General JfmineZ is being received
with constant oyations on his ir;p
through SantO Domingo.
The census proclamation of President
Mckinley has arrived al Santiago de
Cuba and has been officially piib!isht d
there.
| On the arrival at Glasgow OF the
bark Lanarkshire. from France. the
chief mate. Charles Black. Of montreal,
was arrested on charge of shooting and
killing colored seaman named Trctt.
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The Cause OF Strong Ruttcr,

The COW that gives milk from which
strong butter results probably has the
garge. The diet of grass after tie
diet Of clover hay, bran aud corn fod-
der is alternating the trouble by s'imU-
latins the secretioRs. The treatment
for 1nrget isrnbbih2 the udder at each
milkino With the palm OF the hand
with or without the application of
lard, or butter, with camphorated oint-
Iuent. TO be obtained at any drug store
A tablespoonful of saltpe:er once y
day for two or three days is favorte
treatment with many dairymen. Oc-
casionally there are cases which are
obstinate to cure. but generally the
difficulty can be removed in few
doys or week.