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The evening times., 1899-07-24

In week or two an interesting test of
oil instead of coal for fuel purposes for
smaller vessels of the United States Navy
will be made at Norfolk Va.
The torpedo boat Talbot. which was re-
Gently brought to the Norfolk navy yard
from the Naval Academy at Annapolis is
the vessel upon which this interesting ex-
pertinent, the outcome OF which is being
eagerly anticipated by naval officials, will
be made.
The Consolidated Gas Fuel Company. Of
New York, has the contract for estab-
fishing the new plant in the Talbot which.
when completed. WILL 1t is claimed. revo-
lutionize the present method OF operating
vessels Of the torpedo boat and tug class.
The company's representative has been in
Norfolk about three weeks, and the work.
which Is being done under his supervision,
is nearly completed.
The system of using oil instead of coal
is said to be entirely practicable. Tho
plant on the Talbot consists of two large
tanks, from which the oil is forced by
compressed air through pipes to the fur
naces. Here are placed special burners,
one under each boiler. 1t is stated that
with one Of these burners 80 pounds oi
steam can be generated in nine minutes
from perfectly cold boiler. The oil used
is a nonexplosive, made from refuse from
oil refineries, and is consequently very
cheap. its cost being about SO per cent that
of coal. Another feature is that with boats
fitted with this appliance little or no trou-
BILE is experienced in keeping them on even
keel. When coal is used from the bunkers
ON either side these small vessels have Q
tendency to list, making trimming fre-
quent. With the Oil system this is obviat-
ed. for as the oil is forced from the tanks
sea water is pumped in, thus keeping the
vessel on an even keel all the time.
The plant on the Talbot will be COM
pleted in about ten days. when the vessel
will have her trial trip in Chesapeake Bay
between Old Point and Buckroe Beach
She will then go to Annapolis to be in
spected by the cadets and officers. She
will afterward be taken to New York. The
Consolidated Gas Fuel Company has the
contract to similarly fit out two other YES
sells, tug at Norfolk and torpedo boat
probably the Gwynn.
The evening times., 1899-07-24
A Postomce Destroyed by Fire.

Annapolis, Md, July 24.-Friday night
the postcffice at Mayo, in Anne Arundle
county, and store attached were consumed
by fire. An iron safe and contents-money,
postage stamps, and mail pouches-were
the only articles saved. Keys TO the pouch
es were not recovered. The origin OF the
fire is not known, but it is thought it was
caused by the explosion of a coal-oil lamp.
The flames had gained such headway when
discovered that it was necessary to tear
away the side OF the house to save the
safe and mail bags. The postmaster, vino
was also owner Of the store, is Thomas
jefferson jackson. He was attending a
lodge meeting at the time, and nc one was
in the house. There was an insurance on
the building.
The evening times., 1899-07-24
LOCKED UP IN A WINDMILL.
Alleged Cruelty to n Girl In the ID,
Peyster Home.


Peyster Home.
Newburg. n. Y. July 24.-George Conroy.
who lives near the De Peyster Home. at
Tivoli, Dutchess county, heard the cries of
child at frequent intervals on Friday af-
ternoon. In a windmill almost quarter OF
mile from the home he found little girl
with her head sticking out of window. Sac
was calling Justify for help.
Mr. Conroy went TO the villa}5e and re-
turned with ]. H. Kidd. The door of the
windmill was locked, and Mr.. Kidd made
an effort to break the lock with stone to
release the imprisoned child. While he was
thus engaged Chief OF Police Frederick
Ross, who had also been notified. arrived.
Chief Ross at once sent for the Rev. Mr..
Ackerley, superintendent of the De Peyster
Home. When the Rev. Mr.. Ackerly arrived
Chi5f Ross demanded the release of the
child and asked the reason for eonfining
her. Mr. Ackerly is quoted as demanding TO
know whose business il was" and strongly
intimating that Chief Ross was maddling
with something that did not concern him.
Then Chief Ross somewhat sternly ordered
him to release the child, which the Rev. MIR.
| Ackerly at once did
The little girl proved to be Kate Riven-
burg thirteen years old. Her mother is
dead, but her father resides in Tivol. She
was imprisoned in a hot, stuffy room, five
| feet square, with a small round window in
it. She said she had been there ever since
breakfast, with nothing to eat in. the mean
time.
She tod Chief Ross that she and some
other girls had been throwing stones into
an apple tree. In throwing one of tha
stones she had accidentally hit one of the
other girls on The head, cutting a cash. Ii
was to punish her for this. she avowed, that
she had been imprisoned in the windmill.
The little girl was desperate. and said that
if help had not soon arrived she would have
killed herself.
The Rev. Mr.. Ackerly said he had con-
fined several disobedisnt inmates of the
home in the tower at the top of the build
ing, but they did not appear to mind that
punishment. Kate Rivanburg was vicious
| the superintendent explained, and he had
therefore locked her up in the windmill.
Gen. ]. Watts De Peyster, who founded
| the home, and who is greatly interested in
it, was notified by Mr.. Kidd, and it is be-
lieved that an investigation will be made.
A scan6al arose at the De Peyster Home
not long ago while Mrs George was super
| intendent. She was charged with harsh
treatment of the children, and did not re-
| main after an investigation had been made
The evening times., 1899-07-24
MUNYON'S HEALTH DRINK.
One Tablet,
A Little Water;
THAT'S tie D-ink.
FOUR FLAVORs:
Blood Orange,
Sassafras.
Wild Cherry,
Kofa.
CURES HEADACHE AND INDIGESTION.

S0ofhes the nerves; clears the brain;
gives comfort and ease to every tired
part of you. II should be in every
home; used after every meal tab
lets. 10 CTS; Is tablets, rs CTS. For
sale at all druggists.
Munyon guarantees that his Rheumatism Cure
will cure rheumatism in few days; that his
Dyspepsia Cure will indigestion and all
stomach troubles; that his Kidney Cure will cure
80 per cent of kidney trouble: that his Headache
Cure will cure any kind of headache in few
minutes; that his d. ID. and c. Tablets viii re-
lieyc any kind of diarrhoea. dysentery, cramps,
or bowel troubes-and SO through the lisr
of his remedies. They be had at all drug
gists' mostly % cents u vial; Munyon's Inhaler
cures catarrh and hay fever. Price, Sl.W Mum
yon's Doctors are free. 623 Thirteenth st. NV.
The evening times., 1899-07-24
Negroes Engage I'm voodoo Rites.

Chattanooga. Tenn. July 24.-Large num-
bers of negroes have baan congregating in
Chattanooga monthly for several months
past and indulging in the ancient voodoo
cance. They dance until physically exhaust
ed, to the accompaniment of tom toms and
ether instruments. Negroes from as far
away as Mississippi and Alabama come here
to participate in the weird exercises. Sew
eral have travelled all the way from Mis-
sissipSi on mules to attend. Civil officers
have decided to put stop to the .hcaths.::
ish voodooism among the darkies.
The evening times., 1899-07-24
sl epi1emic of Dierrhrl.

Nr. 4. Sanders, writing from Cocoang; Grove.
Fla. says there has been quite epidemic of
diarrhcea there. lie had severe attack, and
Was cured i,y four doses of Chamberlans Collie,
Cholera, and Diarrhoca Rem-dy. He says he
also recommended it to others. and they say it
is ,ic bes. medicine they ever used. For sale
by Henry Evans. Wholesale and Retail, and all
druggists.
The evening times., 1899-07-24
PLAfT'S OLIVE BRANCHES
Earnest Steps ON Foot 10 Conciliafc
Mugwump Politicians.

Seaside Confabs Yesterday With Gov
/. ernor Roosevelt and Other Repub-
the senator Begged to Assist in
an Assault on Tummany's Army.
The evening times., 1899-07-24

Mrs Westinghouse. who has been o.
cupying her summer place at Lenox ever
since she closed her Washington resi-
dence on Dupont Circle. is entertaining
Mrs. S. H. Westinghouse, who will make
a visit of some length at Erskine Park.
The evening times., 1899-07-24
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Bishop Satterlec is enjoying the woods at
his quaint cottage. Twilight Park. set in a
picturesque and leafy spot in the Catskiil
Mountains.
The evening times., 1899-07-24

Major and Mrs. Josiah Pearce. who are
spending the summer at South Mountain
have for their guests at present the Misses
Squire, of this city.
The evening times., 1899-07-24

Bishop Paret and his daughter. Miss Pa
ret. sailed for London last Saturday.
The evening times., 1899-07-24

Senator Thurston has been spending
few days at the Avon, Bath Beach, N. j.
The evening times., 1899-07-24

Secretary of War and Mrs. Alger are ex
pected to make a return visit to Loni
Branch next month. when they will make I
stay OF some length.
The evening times., 1899-07-24

Mr. and Mrs. Gregoire de Wollant, who
are now in the Adirondacks, will shortly go
to Newport. Mr.. de Wollant Is at present
in charge of the Russian Embassy during
the absence in Europe Of Count Cass:ni
on his summer vacation. 1t is the gen.
eral impression that the presence o. Mr..
de woilant will be required at the Canta-
cuzene- Grant wedding, which is to take
place at Beaulieu in September.
The evening times., 1899-07-24

Mrs. d. c. Balentine and Miss Belle c.
Nimmo are about to leave for Canadian
trip by way of the Thousand Islands.
The evening times., 1899-07-24

Mrs Calvin S. Brice has rented the Dun
lap Camp on Gilpin Bay, on Saranac Shore.
The evening times., 1899-07-24

Mrs. Robert Christy is at the Wayerly
Hamilton, Va.
The evening times., 1899-07-24
nuskinites Coming to virginin.

Norfolk, Va. July 24.-The RuslSin co..
ony, community located ct Rnskin. Tenn,
will probably remove ito Tidewater, Va.
Negotiations ere being made for u si,., FOR
the colony in Isle of Wight county, about
twenty miles from here. If inoney enough
to transport the colony oan be secured
it is more than probable it will conc. Isle
OF Wight is an ideal spot fer an agricultural
colony. and the Ruskinitss believe they can
do batter there than in East Tennessee.
The evening times., 1899-07-24
THE TALBOT TO BURN OIL
A New Fuel for Torpedo Boats to
Be Tested

Naval Authorities Greatly Interested
In the Experimental May RevO-
Iutionfxe the Present Methods of
Operating Small Fighting Craft.
The Plant for the Trial Installed.
The evening times., 1899-07-24
MaffingS at Half

The balance of the mattings have
been greatly reduced for clearance
and you can save almost half by
buying now. For example. here are
90 rolls OF extra heavy seamless
China and fine Japanese linen warp
mattings, in the choicest patterns
sold at 19c and 25c yard
The evening times., 1899-07-24

20 not hesitate TO make demand fer Ha,i-
rici's beer; it will pay you to insis; Ga being
served with Maerzen, Senate, and Lager. They
are the best.
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sSf.e The rr.ct back to 5lss. where i.
hs.i iAr 4 time with sriall amount o.
iradluE Ganr AbO1, II o'SlItN pr1l.
pftia Of a lasrr decrease In tbs visible
supply Tuesday Increased the busias
dsInand 10 To:ne extent. ard Advanced
Nav 10 &c again. But the general
tendency 10 10 hcne VITA eileen slate
MAS too strong anOhE traders. and SELL
Inn during the las, half hour Hlowif
forced The price back. Atlantic port
cleafnucrs we're fairly LARGE. $4,000
buShclA. Minneapolis and Duluth re-
ctlpts were Sg4 cars. ChicsEn receipts
were iGI cars. eight Of contract grade,
Private cables increased the ARGENTINE
surplus 70 % ooO. 100 bushels, but said
no, more than 5000 h0 bushels " this
would reach Europe before July Con.
tlnenlhl markets were arm, May nnAllE
declined 10 7iGdfihe, and was quoted
at that At the close,
Corn was relatively heavy, The mar.
kst showed ROmc nTmrCss early with
wheat, but later reacted and closed az a
slight decline t.nwer cables aud coll
weather. the latter suggesting larger
receipts, depressed the market, Long
corn Nly TOR sale all day, About 100 Noo
bushrls was sold here for export. Re.
celr,E were ~ cars. II was a good deal
Of HcalpinE market May ranged from
3;ET3Sc 10 3Si.c. and closed iIc lower
ul 5SRc,
The mAfkc. for oats waH slow, There
UAn little doing beyond scattered
schlpIuG business, and prlccS were In.
fluencei almost GntlTclg by the action
o, corn, There was fair cash de-
ulnd Receipts were Hls cars, May
ranged from 2Src 10 :SAc, and closed q
SHADE lower at .SiSG9 Siic.
Provisions were fairly active. Lard
was again tho leader, there being n
good demand for that product oil dnv,
Some local bulls took profits, but the
demand was sufficient 10 absorb oil Of
fcriRgs md prices were well maintain
Ci, At the close May pork was shade
lower AZ SO 5JGlO 5Iis: MAY lard Tue
| iuwcr AZ s. % and May rlbS n shade
higher at s. :eis.
Estimated receipts Monday:
wheat, 49, cars: corn. iij carr; oats,
go cars: hogs. 5000 head.
Cash TuStaiions were as follows:
whcat-No. sprIaE cGgG6'c; No. .
red, TiNTT2c.
Corn-No. :. size; No. yellow 35sc,
Oais-So ., gTATs1Ic; No. : white
SOIc: No. white .9G29s,c.
Rge-So. .. sic,
Barley-Nu. .. I. q. b., ilGisc,
Flaxsecd-No. /. 81 10; y. ". 81 l7HG
lis.
T.mothyEecd-Prlm s. 20.
Mess POrk-Per barrel IS 9519 90.
Lard-Pcr 100 lbs, s. 5Tn65 65.
Short Ribs-Siies tioosc) s. SOFAS 10.
Dry sailed shoulders (bOxeD 4Nd4Sc,
Short clear sides iboxed) s. l5d5 20.
WhIskey - DstIllers' finished goods
per gallon. 81 -. 4.
Sugars - Cutloat J.95c: Granulatcd
| 5.?sc.
On the produce exchange to-day, the
butter market was firm: creameries
1iG 2okc: dGirles 1910.
Cheese-Quiet at 9isGiic.
EGss-FlrIn: fresh 2jG26c.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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ronAcco COMBINATION.
Contemplated Movement I" Organize
n C1-Opcraiiyc Concern

Contemplated Movement la Organize
Cooperative Concern
BALTIMORE, Jan. liza local paper
rayE "a movement Is on foot to or
EanIIs the Wholesale tobacco dealers In
baltimore Into cooperative concern
10 be known as the baltimore Tobacco
Company. The expressed reason for
the move Is to put an end to the com
petition now existing Hmons WHOLESALE
era and jobbcrs and to maintain prices
which will give pront TO the dealer
Tho movement found Its origin In the
American Tobacco Company. the great
tobacco trust OF the country. The trust
wishes the wholesalers 10 organize In II
company and handle only trust goods
IN thls market. In return Tor this bus"
mess concession on the part OF the
wholesalers the trust has offered special
commissions to the Baltimore Tobacco
Company for handling It's goods There
nrc ubOut thirty wholesale toDAeconlslS
| in baltimore. The movement has not
vet reached stage where II can bc said
that the baltimore Company VIII be or
Cnnlzed, ns number OF lcadlnE whole
sale tObncConlsts who have Tor years
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We have nOt done so with our home ter
ritOrieS. bu: have subjected them to Il
period of probation until they were
qualified TO enter the Union rs states.
There Is 10 reason why the same rule
OF action SHOULD not apply to the terri
tories captured from Spain. It vii!
take longer time. but In the case OF
Cuba and Porto Rico the time will be
much shorter than most people imagine.
for they will learn fast when under mild
and proper control and no longer in the
bonds of slavery. 1t will take the Phil
ipninos longer 10 develop into true man
hood. but In the meantime these islands
will be n great source OF wealth to this
country. They will enable us. with the
friendly assistance of Great Britain. TO
keep an open door to the Orient and
maintain our prestige In 4 wide domain.
which will form n great outlet for our
largely increasing manufactured goods
OF every description. 1t was by means
Of such outlets for her goods that Great
Britain became the Creates and most
wealthy manufacturing nation of the
world. We are old enough now to fol-
low In our mother couutry's footsteps,
and she Is now expressing her astOnish-
mcnt at the astounding progress which
her offspring have made In little more
than century, while II has taken her
severa! centuries to attain her present
stage OF development.
The countries which our possessions
In the Pacific will open up TO US as
markets for produce and manufactured
goods will soon number nearly Il thou
sand million people, or fully two-thIrds
OF the entire inhabitants of the Garth.
Our tccminS soil and our great pro-
grcSs in discovery and invention OF all
labor saving machinery. Will enable us
TO supply the greater number Of these
people with everything they require rs
ckcaply rs they could be supplied by
any other nation. The Philippines are
absolutely necessary us a bIGc Ot opera
lions 20 enable US to supply the people
controlling these immense markets
reaceably with whatever they may
choose To order on the principle oc
open and fair competition. without any
monopoly maintained at the lannon's
mouth and the point of the b3yonet. rs
certain other nations would attempt 10
force II market for their goods.
Tho "opcn door" to the Orient will be
our motto. and will inspire our manu-
facturcrs In their business to DO the
best they can. as Remember the
-tI'''S '"oi'''H wa H'NhC'H " IIcc
these territories. and Will afford us Il
base to maintain an open door for the
distribution Gf the greatest supply of
the best OF all kinds Of goods that these
dOwntrOddcI nations have ever enjoyed.
This kind of commercial enterprise will
raise the United States to o position Of
international Importance In n few years
which no other natiuu thought, before
the war they could attain In less than
Il century.-lIcnry ClcwS.
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/ NEW YORK-Flour dull but n1mi-
| nally higher: Minnesota patents g 300
Is: do bakers 81 9OT3 10: winter
patents Sc I5T4 90: do straights 50 500
, 65: Go. extras 50 7Cd3 90: DO low
grades s. iOG2 6j. Cornmeal firm: yell
low western S5Is6c. Rye steady: No :
western c3Ec T. = h. Barley malt
steady; western 5SQeSc.
Wheat, spot strong: No. red s03ic Z.
o. h. aGoa; spot: options opened firm
and wound up the year with a bull
squirt, reaching top prices for the sea-
| son; foreign houses and shorts were
best buyers. latter stimulated by cold
| weather and ruro:s OF big visible
supply decrease next Tuesday: closed
IATKc net higher; March 79hG79Ic:
closed ut 79i!c
Corn. spot steady: No. 4iEG+iS.c
nfoat {. o.. b.: options opened easy with
cables and dragged all morning: trad
ers were inclined 10 realize, and lis only
support came from wheat: closed &c
ne, lower; May 42%TiG 3-1Gc: closed at
43c.
Oats. spot firm; No. .. S3I!.-:: No. .
white &c; options quiet ard featureless.
HOPS quiet: state. common to choice,
1896 crop. TGSc: 1857 crop. Hale: 1895
crop. $4,000: Pacific coast. 1895 crop. 10
Sc: 1897 crop. llal3c; 1895 crop. l9I20c.
Hides steady: Galveston 1GI16hc;
TEXAS dry 12c; California 1Sc.
Tallow steady; city SIC; country,
3IG33Sc.
Rice steady; fair to extra +&d6Hc:
Japan 5AT5,sc.
MOlasses steady: New Orleans. open
Kettle. good 10 choice. e9TGc.
COttOnSeCd oil was In dull and nom,-
nal position to-day. without change In
prices: prime crude l7i:IlSc: prime
crude. :. o. b. mills. ltGl;c: prime sum-
mer yellow 22G22;zc: Off summer vel
low 20%T2lc: butter grades @6T"Ic:
prime winter yellow 27G2Sc: prime
white 25GS9Tsc.
Coffee. spot Tu!et. but steady: Rio No.
invoice 62ic: No. jobbng TIC; mild
steady: CorGova 7&Gi5c.
Sugar raw barely steady: fair rcfln-
ing 3 l3-fGc; centrifugal. Sc test. 5-l6c;
mol2sses sugar 9-l6c: rsfired irregu-
lar: mould = SIC: standard \ ACC;
cnnftctioncrs' y iTc; cu:loat SIC:
crushed SIC: powdered 5izc;GraHT!Gtcd
SC; cubes ilsc.
BALT1AtORE.-Fiour quiet ard un-
changed: receipts. 1891 barrcls: exports,
1887 barrels. Wheat. frmcr: spot,
month and January. 7GE T767:c; Tcbru-
ary 7G47G%c: steamer. No. . red. 1914 %
ISMc: receipts. 3S.5GO bushels: exports,
$4,000 bushels; southern wheat by SAM
pic, T2GTc: Go OIL grade. 72ikTI7GiGc.
Corn, i!rmer; spot and month. i5Si3& C;
December. now or old. i2i:Gi2E.c; Jan
uGry. 49iai29ac: steamer mixed. 397i q
iOc: receipts. @SIlGT bushels; exports,
S6S.+I% bushels: southern white corn.
29AG42H: do yellow, 20& T+2%c. Oats.
firm: No. . white. GiTS4is: No. mixed.
39d32is: receipts, 12,2S5 bushels: cx-
ports. none. Butter, steady and un-
changed. Eggs. firm and unchanged.
Cheese. steady and unchanged.
CONGRATULATIONS, quiet. Wheat
quiet; No, rcd, zoe. Corn. steady: No.
. mixed. Sc. Oats. firm. No. . mixed,
29Ec. Rye. steady; 40. .. SIC. Lard.
iirmcr. Bulk meats, stronger. Si.G5.
Bacon. 1rmer, IS S7,s. Whisky. steady.
81 p. Butter. quiet. Sugar. steady.
EgGs, firm, &c. Cheese, firm.
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CH1CAGO.-Receipt of cattle were n
little better to-day thun Is usual on
Saturday. Offerings were mostly OF me-
dun grades. strictly choice cattle being
very scarce. Prices rs rule were un-
changed from yesterday. Prices for
hogs advanced 5G1Oc under the in
iluencc Of an active demand. Heavy
hogs sold at 81 i0N% Is; medium
weights Mt 81 +OT3 ~. and light weights
Mt So 4OGf3 20. Pigs brought . OOTf3 20,
and culls 81 95T3 30. Sales were mostly
ut 81 5TE@3 20. a light demand for
sheen and lambs was sufficient to ah-
sorb the limited offerings and prices
held steady. Lambs sold Mt 81 75II5 Sc:
ycar'ings ut 81 0ON4 10. md sheep ut
So NOGl 10. lscccipts-Cat,lo. 500; hogs,
1000; sheep. 1.OON
EAST LlBERTY-Cattle steady; ex.
ira 81 I1fB5 30; prime S. OOT5 "a: COM
mon 81 ?oQ3 60. Hogs ruled active; ex-
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an county, In a wny thnt Nm make thc

this county In II way that viii make the
nations Of the Earth regard our pro-
EresA with amusement anu profound re.
Bpoct. Already they Hfp predicting q
future FOR us hardly second 10 tho to-
man Empire when that mighty power
was mlstrrSg OF tho world: but We arc
not going TO be an empire after. the
fashion NJ the potency once welded by
Rome. There Will be no tyranny In our
political system, nor any constant
reaching out for further possessions.
We will simply keep the territories VIC
have fairly won, and set Rbout civlllE-
Ing their Inhabitants md educating
them for sclt.goYCrnmcnt.
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strength ard prires arc decidedly Ad'
yanced- psrhirs TOO sharply TO b. i'er'
nAnEntly maintained. The tituHlon'
however. II our oi much confidence.
"a comparison % inspection rsturn..
NJ Chicago dlseloscs n ven decided
contrast With last year In qualify os
corn. NJ represented BY receipts Tor IouT
weeks past. and corresponding peiiol
last year. showing u very posltive en-
lAfECment NJ the proportion OK the
lower Fradrs--a condition which IL nm
dcrpto0d 20 likewise prevail 10 other
markets. The wheat markets nave
maintained firmnrbH. and prizes have
been advanced, and do not look high
yag R
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Send your address TO II. Z. Buck!en
& Co. Chicago. ard re, free sample
box OF DR.. Kings New Life Pills, 4
trial will convince you OF thelr merits
These pills are easy In action and are
particularly effective In the cure OF
Constipation ard Sick Headache, For
Malaria and Liver troubles they have
been 'proved Invaluable. They are
guaranteed 10 he perfectly free from
every dcleterlOus substance and TO be
purely vegetable. They do not weaken
by their action. but by giving tone 10
the stomach and bowe!s greatly !nv!g-
crate the system. Regular size 25c per
box Sold by Logan Drug Co.. drug
gistS.
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Stock Farmers ASSIGN.

Special Dispatch 20 the 1nteliisencer.
STEUBENVILLE, OHIO. Dec. 60
onS Bros. propric;oTs of the Pine VAL
ley stock farm, made an assignment to-
day TO John D. Finley. The firm COM
prises ". C. ong, of Cleveland, and O.
B, Ong.
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been independent: OF the tobacco trust
have not made up their minds to enter
into the proposition submitted by the
friends Of the American Tobacco Com
pany.