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ENGLAND IS FIRM.
VIII Not Draw Back from Its Attitnd.
Toward the Transvaai

LONDON, August 9.-tieplying 70 vari-
Gus questions IN the House OF Commons
to-day. Joseph Chamberlain, the Secre-
tahy OF State OF the Colonies, said no
official confirmation had been received Of
the report that the Transvaal had de-
clined 10 agree to Joint ipquiry into the
effect which tho franchise reforms will
have on the Uitlanders
Several regiments. he added, were about
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rlIIAiAN,s 1ANnOR.

Whatever may Doe said against Senator
Tmmm. wc cannot help admirng lis
political courage and his blunt frank
ness in dealing with political issues Till
man calls "a pitchfork q pitchfork and
spares not Tie is quoted as having said
I'm O. recent speech at % South Carolina
picnic Chat the disocnsary was not in-
tended to hc moral, but simply TO give
tic people plenty of good liquor and 10
give Tire profits of tho liquor business 90
tha State instead TO tho bar-koopers.
Tha. IS The literal truth The state OF
South Carolina is engaged in the li.aor
business for the profit that there is in it,
or perhaps we would bee nearer TO tie
truth if we should say that the Tllman
party maueuratcd The disDonsary system
for tho good that they could get ont OF
3d. Sow that Tuman has told the truth.
let us hear no more about the dispeusary
system as q movement i'm tho interest
of temperance. 1t is movement in the
interest of politics. and while it has been
of profit to the politicians and possibly
of profit to the state government. 81 has
been % Disgrace TO the people Of South
Carolina and source Of 10 end Of strife
and scandal
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TUFTS Pills
Cure All
Liver Ills.
Doctors Say;

Biliousand observation-disclosures
which prevail in miasmatic dis
ricts are invariably accomPan-
led by arrangements Of the
stomach Liver and Bowels.
The Secret Of Health.
The liver is the great " driving
wheel" in the mechanism Of
nan, and whcnitisout oforder
Inc whole system becomes de
ranged and disease is theresult.
TUFTS Liver Pills
Cure all Liver Troubles.
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PLATTsBURG y. y. Aug, lo-Ine
weather was cold and rainy here to-day
ana the President and Mrs Mckinley
and the rest OF the Presidential party
nave remained il the.r apartments an
day.
The President viii probably review the
Twenty.slxth Regiment a Piattsburg
Uarracks tomorrow II the weather -
faNoranIe.
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CrnnI.Nr1nNiNiItNT.

The editor of the columbia. $. c., state,
who took part in the Cuban war, and
Who is thoroughly familiar with the Sit
uauon in that country says that the
statements recently sent out from AN
Havana merchant 10 the effect that unl-
Versal suffrage in cuba would meanSlegfo
rule. is absurd on ITS face. lie says fnat
ln ls,1 there were only 10000 negroes In
CUBA, out OF total population of lbjl-
OO0 And adds:
There may now be only 12l0000 people
on the island as he asserts. but since
negroes as Wei as whites died I'm the
field and 300 the rccOuCcutrado camps ~
Mcyler The losses from the war cannot
Doe deducted wholly from the white
populations Yet even 81 they were ihe
whites would still DE in considerable
majority. Tie asserts that there are
10000 negro voters. This would mean
negro population OF 100000; and d,
ass ho asserts The white voting
strength is also 10000, the white popu-
latioa would be the same, and the
total population 100000. The figures
of total population Doe gives are 5000
short of this The truth SIS That the
actually rcpuenant To- facts "a the most
common knowledge"
The New York sun Of yesterday con-
tanned an editorial on "1he New Deyel-
opment of the South" After showing
the progress that has been made in some
of the Southern cities, it says:
"1he South generally IS learning the
lesson of the advantages of divorsIying
industries, and with the learning VIII
come q transformation in tone and char
actcr which viii be beneficial 90 the
whole Union and not to the southern
States alone. 10 VIII bring the south
more nearly into political accord with the
North SO far as concerns questions of
economic policy and push into the back
ground other questions so long proVoci-
tive OF lamentable discOrd. incidentally
the race and color question viii Doe re-
moved from acrimonious controversy and
VIII settle itself. The South viii need
negro labor more than ever I'm its manu-
featuring competition with the North.
and If .negroes improve their opporuni-
ties they will De able 20 improve their
condition steadily.
'"rhe unhappy era of differences in poll
tics exacorbated by hostile sectional sem
timent and contradictory Views OF SELF
interest on the part Of North and South.
is happily passing away. with similar
economical interests they Will be impeu-
ed to get together i'm the common advo-
cacy OF an economic policy which pro-
notes the prosperity of BOTH
While Inaccurate I'm part there is some
truth I'm what the sun says
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ct told her that we Americans live too
fast"
"What ala she say thent'
"She said that as a rule we were slow
IN proposing Chicago Record.
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First Guatemalan-she comes OF an
old family. j believe.
Second Guatemalan-N0t very. She's
a Daughter Of the Last Revolution but
Two. or Three az the outside.-Detroit
Journal
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Greene-You sav that am but one detail
Of your scheme 20 recover buried treas
ure Is completed. What is yet TO be fin
ished?
DeWtt-A plan to find the treasure.
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The Philadelphia Times suggests that
the Maryland platform is not a dodge
after AN as silence is golden
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FRESH GOSSIP
FROM GOTHAM
The Newspaper Fight-The Herald
and the Sun at War.
CAPT. CARTER ENJOYING HIMSELF
George W Pullman Takes h hccly
CHrc-A Woman VINO steals child
rcn-A Prisoner Kills Himself
To- Escape "a Bath.


INV l'l.h' Aug. one'iii. cup 10
this time mo police hate utterly failed
g., ..r,.. ff.. ,........... ,r tf,. murder Of
..,... ,.-.......,,,
nor husband. Nt1 ntcn h..l OH aHapi.I'l'
but there is no legal proof against him.
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Tor hI7 cl'A.7 "A.tti.oN-a "l '''@ '''''
of the murder. if It should become ncces-
.srv f.r him, Dob OBJ, SD but he believes
go, ..i...,,..- .......,l crin,-
mai before Ni'-.NaA -..'" '
90 trial.
SUN VS. HERALD.
Tho Herald ..er. to b. taking ~ lively
interest i'm tho WAR CHAT the printers are
,,...,, aa,l..r fbo Sum anl in us issue
of frf. nlofrfr. e4-s that ORGANIZED labor.
n,t anil. n Sow York but .u oror tle
,..'.,tr,. rallied fo fr. .rrr.rt of the
SUMS sfr.I.Ir- nrIui.r. and st.r.ntyuers
and that a e.ner.l boycott has Lc.u
started AGAINST that newspapers Tna
heppott. it adds mot only t1rUds union
r.fn f. btr I.. srn Luf fornus Them
TO pur.lae. any other newspaper from
auy dealer or u.usaly who handles Che
sun. Tho Herald ALSO alleges inil SAM
uel COM oi.. president "I goo american
Federation or Labor In.o-i'Nia ii'IN
Washington thHt tNe Federation NiI do
aIl n ll power t1 assist lln slIlnt. IS.
ON the other iinI. iia sun mas d.-' ND.i
james Gordon Bennett i-e Owner OBJ .he
Herald. in ono o. .In most severe ti.I0I.a
chat ever appeared I'D an mfcin paper
and b. is NOW eHi. ttorne ODD nave i'e
Heraits owner called t' account llr
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In Kentucky
stinDlstnnt.

ideas. old and young know how I,
shoot in Kentucky.
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An Atlanta special says: At the session
of the Street Railway Committee. of the
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\ MANIA FOR kIIlNAITINH
Mrs. Emma Fechner. who has been ar
rested IN this city for Kidnapping. d evil
IDENTIFY Of unbalanced mind. She had hve
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Education for Real Life
Fer Sons and Daughters In

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Instruction In Four Languages.
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MEDICAL!

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THE COLONIAL HOTEL.

The Colonial has been converted into nm fdeal
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glass-inelosed veranda, with heated sun parlors
for invalids. The rooms elegantly and com
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the Colonial, Ocean City, Md.
Lots for sale Summer cottages for rent fur
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PROPOSALS.

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pr~alS. in duplicate, will be received here until
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

uNFJRNISHED.
FOR RENT Lanicr Hts Or ami. go. 90
gSl Il | av Tor 80 Oiice rms 1904 Pa
2l3l l.. Or la 81. 80 Brookland houses
The MtIAC IiI.EN REAL F.S. AND LOAN CO.,
se2Itf 10th and G SITS NV.
Fol; RENT lot 81. l2UI . NV: CORNER
hors-. side as.'uua, rooms and bath: elegant
suite of rooms each door; rent reduced to
St5G3 Y BALDWIN JOHNSON. aui9-u
FOR RENT-I34I CoECORAN ST NV; 3
stories; south front; ia.g2 rooms; many closets;
Anil; dining loom on LIST floor; rent, $1,000
LOUIS l.. SHoEM AKER. 800 f. st. W. se9-tf
FOR EENT-NAJCk x NAUCK. 1TH & FLA. Av-
1903 nh store SIS thi 1907 9TH NV 81. 800
IslG 9Th NV, st&iit 81 UG Brightwood rk, Or. 10 90
Wilson. Draw IL OVj Mcclellan ST. Or. 500
sc2i-tf
FOR EENr-9ll Ii 81. NV: I-STOlii BRICK; n
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80 Defrees ST story brick.
1oll I ST. NV. 2-story bay-windnw brick;
usd bath.
ll22 9th ST. NV: 3.story and basement brick:
and bath
All ~ perfect orler. - ,,,.
au.S-ff 9th and ID sts. NV.
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FOR RENT h0use-G rmS.--InOd. fmps. 81 80
houses rms.-mod imps. 49,
Full list at oilce MARTIN BROS,
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OCEAN TRAVEL

DOMINION LIME s sjSH% ES sHhvlcn.
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Canada .Oct. 10 Nov. rs, Dec. Il
Winter Kates-Saloon passage, So and upwards
Second cabin. $3T 90; Third class $500.
For freight. passage plans ana information, apply
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ki1dergafte@ and Normal,

Tie Elizabeth Peabody kindergarten Normal
school. for younS women. and Mrs. Mann's Kin
land place. will begin fall session Oct. e 1880
Children taught French and German. se14-Sm
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

FOR SALE-A TRACT OF LAND CONTAINING
about 10 acres. with large frontage on Fright
wood avenue, and also on the Piney Branch road;
altitude, 800 feet above the city; water, sewer.
electric light and facilities: desirable for
subdivision. LOUIS r. SHOEMAKER,
NV,
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FOR RENT T-RoOM COTTAGE. NEAR STOTT'S
station. Met. Branch L. r., u mile north OF
soldiers Home; shade: school convenient: ground
If deslled. A. f. oHARE WOODBURY., d. C.
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FOR SALE-1 house, rms-mod. imps. 81 500
/ house, rms.-mod. imIs. 5000
/ house and large lot Tor, mi. 1000
Easy terms.
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR sALE.WASH!NGTON HEIGHTS BARGAINS
lot asxloO troon1 for houscsy ........... 81 90
lot 5ox12Us 10 alley .............. 81 20
Conn. ave. frents. l3, $50 feet. ....... 81 90
ocll-tf BK1CE * LIPSCOMB 6IY 14th St NV
For SALE LOTS IN ANY SIZE TO SUIT YOT,
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All improvements. Price, 81. IS foot.
crll-3t II. Il. iOWENSrEIN, CID ST. NV
FOR SALE-AT 33tseo LESS THAN VALUE
PROMINENT CORNER
ON COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
Best section. West side OF 18th st. near
the Logan residence. This Is an exceptional
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houses could be economically erected on this
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FOR SAIE-vERY CHEAP-ECONoMICAL LOT
In northeast; good reighbOrhoOd; grnnolithic side
walk and othe. improvements. Only $3.50.
oc1l-lw GILBERT A. CLARK. 605 + st. NV.
FOR SALE-1wO DESIRABLE LOTS CORNER
OF Sth and Mass ave. ne. containing ,0SI aud
/. 100 So. fee espectiyeiy; price 81 30 per 50.
foot. Easy terms. GILBERT A. CLARK.
oc11-1w 605 ST. NV.
FOR SALE-STABLE LOT NEAR CONN. AVE
ard NJ ST. NV; nicely situated and cheap
X. W. WALKER & son.
ocl03t 1905 r st.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

FOR SAi.E-CHEAP- TRACTS FROM 1 ACRE TO
10. at Highlands. near new electric read; . miles
from Center Market elegant trucking lands; will
furnish money 10 build houses; terms to suit.
WELLS d WELLS, Fendali bldg. oc12-3t
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HAVING A PLEASANT WINTER HOME ON THE
Indian river, Florida, viii take for the coming
season limited number of delicate children
young girls TO board and teach English branches,
music: mothers and home trimming: best
of references. Mrs. MAtiON, 1710 locust ST.,
Philadelphia. oc12-3t"
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1899-08-02

ever, is the result of the refining pro-
cess involving the use of complicated
machinery and great capital. There
are, however, simpler means by which
on a small scale with a moderate en-
pense, the sugar may be SO materially
whitened as to approach the character
of granulated sugar and find more
ready sale. The simplest of these meth
DDS is one devised by us but based on
modification of an old process used in
the days when loaf sugar was stand
ard article of commerce. 1t consists
simply in removing the sugar from the
purging barrel and placing it in a tub
or half-barrel with an outlet at The bot
tom. The sugar is then covered by a
single thickness of common cheese
cloth, on top of which is placed water
bucketful of moist clay stirred to
thick paste. The result will be that the
sugar will absorb the moisture from the
clay and become washed thereby; in
few days time the sugar will have be-
come SO materially whitened as to bet
ter meet the popular demands, indeed,
will approach in character and appear
ance the very best product of CONNER
cial sugar below the grade of "granu-
lated"
A modification of this method may
be advantageously used, based on the
practice in many sugar refneries and
in all laundries, viz: Blue is OFFICIALLY
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it invigorated his face. heard that he liked
roughness to such extent that he always
selected the coarsest pants he could find, and
then changed the buttons and pockets so as
to wear them wrong side out