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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-06-16

saving. ~ substance that hclaa 3ocu-
mcnt~ Ohe forgcrie> executed ay Col.
Henry other than those produced at
the trial, which ieit no doubt OF it.
The deputies greeted II. Cayaignac's
declarations with enthusiasm, and 1t
was voted that the speech should be
placardcd ON the walls of $4,000 COM
munos at the public expense. Siv
weeks la,cr, Angus, so, Colonel Henry
madca confession of having forged "evi-
dcncc" against Dreyfus, and the follow
ing day committed suicide. A few
months later Colonel Henry's secretary,
when summoned TO appear before the
court of cessation, also committed
suicide,
Revision now became imperative
and in spite Of the most strenuous OPP
position made by the army chiefs the
court of cessation declared there was
justification for rcopening the case.
Esterhazy meantime had He'd from
France and was now openly mentioned
as author of the bordereau The GOV
eramcnt, relentless in It's prosecution
of Colonial Picquart, kept him confined
in the military prison of the Cherche
Midi, III Paris, and ne was only saved
from being tried before a court martial
by the action of the court of cessation.
which granted a stay.
N. DE BEAUREPAIRE RESIGNS.
The criminal chamber of the court OF
cessation, under the presidency of Nj
Loew, began the work Of revision or
October %, 1898, and early in January,
1899, it was rumored that the court had
decided to grant Dreyfus new trial.
On January 5, NJ. Quesnay de Beau
repaire, one of the Judges. resigned
charging NJ. Loew with partiahty to-
ward the prisoner and other IRREGULAR
ties. which later were officially declared
To be unfounded. The Denny GOVERN.
mcnt. however. as a sor. Of compromise
between the two conlending camns-
the one dcnouncing NJ de Beaurepairc
the other NJ. Loew-in,rodpced . bin
in the chamber changing the method
Of procedure in cases of revision. i, he.
inc urged that the united chambers Of
the court of cassaiion. and not only
one section of 1t. should decide the
ease. This bil became law after
,t0rmv debates I'm fine chambers If ,ho
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-06-16

'dst. nc Introduction Oh the Sc ret
evidence was declared illegal, cons,ilu-
ting "new fact aud uecessila,iug
revision Of the sentence by q higher
court"
In the summer Of 1897 senator
Scheurcr Kestner, having learned
about Picquart's discovery concerning
the authorship Of The bordereau. began
an active campaign in Dreyfus' favor,
and ON November 3, of the same year,
Mathieu Dieytus, brother Of the same
denounced Eslerhazy 20 General Billot.
the new minister Of war, as the real
culprit.
In reply Comte Es,erhazy requested
an inquiry, aud on December 81, Com
maudant Rayary reported in favor OF
NOT prosecuting E.'crhazy. In view,
however, of the public clamor, Ester.
hazy was tried ~ court martial aud
acquitted on January Il, 1898
The following day Colonel P,cqum,,
who had been recalled from Algeria in
November to attend the Esterhazy
court martial, was arrested, these
charges being preferred against him:
First, that plcqum, bad himself forged
the petit bleu in order TO ruin Ester
hazy second, that he had before he leit
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-06-16
THE Puyru>lENr.

The scene OF the public degradation,
which took place at the Eco!e llilitaire,
paris, on January >, 1898. was very dra-
matt. Il was witnessed by three thou
sand troops, aud was as complete as Is
known 20 the practice Of military law.
The insignia Of rank the badges of his
profession, were torn from Tai, coat and
cap: even The strips were torn from bis
trousers by the adiu,ant, and his ,wold
was broken in two.
While This being done Drcyfu, raised
his arms and cried.
81 am innocent, swear J ana muo-
cent Vive la France"
The vast crowd that was watching the
tragic scene answered these protest.
atoms with counter cries of ~ mort"
and the police had difficulty in rc.
siraining the people from doing ne pri.-
oner violence. When taken back 10 hi,
cell the unhappy man again swore ON
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-06-16
rus Acr or AccusArIoN.

C0mmandant Il Ormeschevllle, WIZ
was charged with conducting this new
investigation, drew up lis act Of ac'
cusation on December .. In brief, it
contained certain vague Suggestions a.
to suspicious inquiries said to have
been made by Captain Drcytus in rooms
of the war oA'cc other than his own,
suggestions 70 the effect that DreyfUs
had lived a dis,ipa,ed life previous 10
that bee was i'm need OF money.
that be was addicted TO gambling, and
was in the habit of making suspicious
trips abroad. Then making reference
to the famous b0rderan: In short, the
ground of the accusations brought
against Captain Dreyfus are Of two
kind. moral and material. We have
examined the former. The latter cor
list of the discriminating lettre missive
(borderean) The majority of the eX-
perts. as well as ourselves and other
witnesses who have seen it, are that,
except for international dissimilaritics,
it offers a perfect resemblance TO the
authentic writing of Captain Dreytas."
The court marital presided over by
Col. MauraL began on December -,
1891 The trial, which took place be
hind closed doors, lasted two days. Al
is conclusion Dreyfas was found guilty
by the unanimous cote OF the court
marital and was sentenced to- imprs-
onmcut for hfe and TO suffer deg
ration from his military rank.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-06-16

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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-06-16

The government wg- HuW
prove 90 tho country taa
been no judicial error
minister of war. decla
me i'm tho chambe'
absolute certltud
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-06-16

Many people are afraid of ghosts. Few
people are afraid of germs. Yet the ghost
The gold leaf., 1899-10-19
Curious Coffin.

In large vault at Mishawaka, Ind,
lie the remains of Willard Aldrich, once
n we'll known Elkhart county pioneer.
Before he died Aldrich summoned an un-
dertaker and had coffin made, the like Of
which was never before seen. 1t was In
the shape Of an l. and so arranged that tho
corpse could lie IN 1t as upon lounge,
with head elevated. In Difference to his
well known fancy for horses the walls Of
the vault were covered with pictures Of
noted steeds, and by the side of the casket
were placed his old boots. pipe and tobac-
co. To prevent grave robbery hugo
through the door, the superstitious soy,
Mr.. Aldrioh's S spirit may be nightly seen,
gazing at tho pictures and putting con-
tentedly at the dear old pipe.
The gold leaf., 1899-10-19
HOW'S ThiSc

We offer one hundred dollars reward
for any case of catarrh that cannot I've
cured by taking Halls Catarrh Cure.
F. }. CHENEY II Co, propr'S,
Toledo. Ohio.
We, the undersigned, have known F. j.
Cheney for the last l5 years, and believe
him perfectly honorable in i'll all business
transactions. and financially able to carry
out any obligations made by their firm
West N TruaX, wholesale druggists, To-
ledO, Ohio.
Walding, kinna1 x Marvin. Wholesale
druggists, Toledo. Ohio.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internallv
acting directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system. Price, - cents per
bottle. Sold by all druggists.
The gold leaf., 1899-10-19
IN THE PINERY.
Sheds n Good observation-disclosures Col'
ture Also Pays.

ture Also Pays.
While pineapple growing has been
carried on here for many years, says
Brevard county correspondent or the
Florida Times L niOn, there have been
decided improvements from year to
year in the manner of planting, fertiliz-
ing. cultivation, varieties and general
manipulation. Each year has borne
good results along these lines until it
looks at present as though the proper
methods have been adopted by some at
least Of the growers who have persevered
most intelligently in search of the
method of securing the best results.
Open cGlture has been the rule in the
past-frst, because even under that
plan pineapples were very remunera-
tive crop; second, because shedding,
with its attendant good results, were
unknown.
But, commencing with the freeze of
1S94-5, there has been more or less ex-
perimenting going on with sheds. The
many advantages thereby gained are go
apparent that it is the consensus Of
opinion that ultimately the larger part
Of the pines shipped from here will be
those grown under cover. Aside from
the question Of freezes, the sheds are a
good investment. Pines grow larger,
fields keep up better and there is no
sunburned fruit-this, coupled with the
satisfaction felt in the exemption from
damage, is worth many times the cost
Of the covering, which soon pays for
itself
Pineapples covered here at nominal
expense exceed in profit any other
business in which a man can invest his
money. There are many acres covered
in this section which will yield this
year anywhere from 500 to 81, 900 per
acre. There are also pines that are in
the open that will bear a fine interest
on the investment, despite having gone
through the freeze.
The gold leaf., 1899-10-19
Hnxx tn Make n NEhimPtree

Durable whiffletrees never come
amiss, and the kind pictured herewith
can be made at small expense, accord
ing to an Ohio Farmer correspondent
All that is needed is piece of hard
wood of proper shape, grooved at the
ends so that the piece of round iron
The gold leaf., 1899-10-19
Rates for Storage Of Ordlna'
Package Freight.
Building Stone.

/ am prepared to furnish ba''d,ns 'd,'asati,is
undressed, in large or small 4uaI 4I rob
on short notice. No. / soo' rndsr-
suitable for walls, foundations; I'd aDi
pinings, wells, etc. Orders SUM-
prompt delivery made. .vp
RI. SOUTHEKLA,D'c
Henderson, ~
The gold leaf., 1899-10-19

industry IS manifested in many sections
of the country.
The gold leaf., 1899-10-19

BObbitts Chill Pills are the best.
Cost less than any other chill and fever
remedy, and they are guaranteed to cure,
or your money back. Price 25c. per bottle
Sold by Druggists.
The gold leaf., 1899-10-19
THE GOLD LEAF.
HENDERSON, n. &.
THURSDAY, OCT. 10, 1899.
AT THE GATES OF GOD.
EY SOLOMON SOLIS-COHEN.

vengeance is Mine. saith the Lord, L will
requitc.
With face upturncd to Luzon's sky, with
back to IuZOn'S sod,
The body lay: the indignant soul knocked
at the gates of Gof;
And his PRAYER the Angel Of Wrath upbore
in haste to the throne of God,
Justice, Do Justice. white mans God:
They slay lis in Thy name
Thy love their cannons roar; Thy truth
they speak with tongues of flame;
And for light to read Chrl>t'S word
Alright our pagan roOftrccS fiamP-
"They came as friends from the Great
White Chief and his people over sea.
Spain fights for laud and gold, they said ,
we fight to make men free;
And our deed is born of a nations creed
that God wills all men free.
Then we clasped our hands with Il trait
or's hand, we had faith in lItr )
faith.
They have kept their word as white men
do-they have made us free of death =;
And their deed is born of nations greed,
and its pact with He'll and Death.
All Heaven stood silent. Each on each
gaZed with expectant eyes,
'Til the Angel of Pity bowed his head and
a murmur swellrd: Arise"
And the shout from gates to throne rang
out: Lord, God of Vengeance,
rise,
And forth of the host came Love and
Truth and knclt before the throne.
Lord, for Thy name they take in vain,
make Thou this cause Thine own
And the word from behind the veil was
heard: II make this cause Mine
Own"
But the Angel of Wrath, at that word ap-
palled, fell PROSTATE i'll his place.
And prayed: Have mercy, God" and
wcpt, as he lay upon his face
There is need of tears when Wrath must
plead and Pity hide his face!
Let men and angels weep hot tears; but
not iOr the lifeleSS clOd,
And for the soul untimelv sent with a
peoples wrongs to God
b. their grief for tie soul of the Great
White Chief when he stands at the
gates of God,
The gold leaf., 1899-10-19

The umpire II soon be able to again
mingle with society without fear OF
being killed.
The gold leaf., 1899-10-19

The kick of COW is not the most
acceptable form Of milk punch.
The gold leaf., 1899-10-19

The cannibal doesn't consider one
mans meat another mans poison.
The gold leaf., 1899-10-19

n motto for young poets: BE sure
your are bright. Il Ell 90 ahead.
The gold leaf., 1899-10-19

a topper never objects to a good
punchin the mouth.
The gold leaf., 1899-10-19

The man with a million cant very
well help being Il capital fellow.
The gold leaf., 1899-10-19
NOTICE.

AN ~ - -
Effective September 18th, ls.r', all freleh'
not PROMPTLY removed from the cu'wl,
of the railway company will be ,uhlecl I"
the following charges for storage:
Rates for Storage OF Ca
Load Freight.
For storage of car load freight that ln9
he unloaded in Station Building or NHr
houses Of the Transportation tomla",
500 per car per month or fract ION Ihei,,t
for the first month and g ~ I"i ,
succeeding month or fraction liTi , T..
charge for first month include cG'' Or,
loading if unloaded by conoignet' cIS eI1 =
for first month or fraction thereof man
! s. 30 per car. but charge f.! fTac'l.a,, -,
part OF month shall not eHceed
service rate OF 81 90 per day. ,,s
Appoints where public wafrho"; IT,.
located, storage charge shall h"t
than charge Of such public warehou7T'
Rates for Storage Of Ordlnaf!
Package Freight.
All package freight not r,moSr'Gi r'iu.J
owners from the custody OF the 80. n.
company within fOrty-eight hnui', ~ cotl.
cluding Sundays or legal hoI!hdt ,Ilos.
puted from I2 90 noon OF the day ,,,ar b
ing the date of arrival, shall theis",Gg lax d
subject to charge for storage eacn ea'c;,nn',a. "",
fraction Of day that such ,aiIssy
may remain in custody Of the t"''
company as follows: ...;... crG:
In less than car load quanti'ie2 linus
per 100 pounds per day. with mn NM q
charge Of cents for any one paeht tbsr
lot for one consignee, but not nor mon, %.
81 90 per day for any one con9igi''
in excess of car load.
Agent : A; l.
A BUFORP.
Agent Southern Rali"a'
The gold leaf., 1899-10-19

1t is only natural that lovers
should be close-mouthed.
The gold leaf., 1899-10-19

We have it that the Weldon Fair
will taEe on much of its old time
glory, and that it will be pleasant
and scceSsful event in every wav.
OF course you are going.
The gold leaf., 1899-10-19

Storm doors will soon be taken out
of camphor.
The gold leaf., 1899-10-19

Some people hesitate to tell the
editor anything about themselves be-
cause they think it looks egotistical
to do 50. Not at all, you owe it to
others that they should know when
you are absent from town and when
you return. This for both business
and social reasons which readily sug-
gest themselves upon moments
thought.
The gold leaf., 1899-10-19

Reed birds and oysters are a popu
lar pair.
The gold leaf., 1899-10-19
The Peach Orchard,

When planting, no manure should
ever be put in direct contact with the
roots, but in some soils few handfuls
of fine bone may be mixed in the soil
about the roots When the peach tree
comes into bearing phosphoric acid and
potash are necessary to the proper de-
velopment of size, beauty and flavor of
the peach. These elements can be sup
piled by fine ground bone and muriate
Of potash, or hard wood ashes, ashes Of
cottonseed hulls, etc Many orchards
become Improbable because they are
not properly fertilized One great rea-
son for the failure of so many orchards
is because they are starved. After the
trees come into bearing they have to
perform the double function of develop
ing wood growth and perfecting the
fruit, and the failure to perform either
of these functions properly is evidence
that the soil must be enriched or the
orchard will be no longer profta ble.-
G. II. Miller, Georgia.
The gold leaf., 1899-10-19
DR.. Humphreys

Sneciiics act directly upon the disease
without exciting disorder in other parts
re the system. They Cure the Sick.
,r,rs PRICES.
40. CURES Ok
,-E-xers. Congestions, InfammAtfons. sd
n-Worms. Worm Fever. Worm Colc-.. 80
3-Teething. Collie, Crying. .wakefulness 10
a-Dlnrrhea, Of Children or Adults. 10
z-Couehs. Colds. Bronchitis. .....'...- 80
s-Neuralsia, Toothache, Faceachc.. 20
e-Heada che. Sick Headache, Vertigo. 20
1O-Dyspepsia. Indigestion, Weak Stomacn.1S
11-suppressed or Painful Periods. 80
1r-Vhites, Too Profuse Periods...-.. 20
13-Croup, Laryngitis. Hoarseness.-.. 80
1a-sait Rheum. Erysipelas. Eruptions.. 10
1s-Rheumatism Rheumatic Palms.. 20
1G-Nnlaria, Chills Fever and Ague 20
1e4,atarrh, Influenza. Cold in the Head .2o
oO-W Whoopins-Coug --....--.....--.-' 80
c7-Kidney Diseases s.-....-.........----'' 80
2S-Nervous Debility ................'..'..l.OO
3O-Urinnry Weakness. Wetting bed.-' I'd
77Grip. Hay Fever er..'.-.-.-.'..----''''' -"
DR. Humphreys Manual OF all Diseases at your
Druggists Mailed Free. ,. - ,,-,oo
Sold by druggists or sent ON receipt ohn ot sts
Humphreys Med CO.. Sor. " hhouA . 'o
New York.
The gold leaf., 1899-10-19

LII UMORS, boils, pimples and all
u eruptions are due to impure blood,
and by purifying the blood with
Hoods Sarsaparilla they are CURED.
The gold leaf., 1899-10-19
\ STRONG WHIFFLETREE.

which is bent to ring in the middle
CT it's length may be brought over them
and there fastened with large staples,
work which any blacksmith can do, and
the ends of the rod then bent to hooks.
In this way the strongest kind of a
whtfletree is obtainable, the wood hold
ing the iron in proper form. Best Of all,
doubletrees or eveners can thus be
made The figure shows the construc-
ton
The gold leaf., 1899-10-19
A Simple Test For Cotton Soils.


The only certain means Of learning
the best fertilizer for a given soil is by
an actual test, and the Alabama station
suggests a simple one on three plots, by
which the farmer may get light on the
needs of his soil. On three plots he can
determine whether his soil needs pot
ash and how much increase or profit
he gets from complete fertilizer and
from mixture of acid phosphate and
cottonseed meal. The three plots should
be either one-eighth or fourth acre
in area. The middle plot should have no
fertilizer. One plot should receive per
acre so pounds Of cottonseed meal and
100 pounds of kainit. The third plot
should receive 80 pounds Of cottonseed
meal, 100 pounds Of acid phosphate and
80 pounds of kainit
The gold leaf., 1899-10-19
Highest Market Prices Guaranteed the Seller

Whether
The gold leaf., 1899-10-19

@ lUDuJ Qt U uu dDu WGn IQD u uG M UlG0 MUlGJ
in other afm
and well
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-20
LEGISLATION IS
NOT THE REMEDY
Governor Rogers on the Fight Agalns;
Trusts.
MANY OPPONENTS INSINCERE,
Advocating state Control To Boost
Themselves Through the Next
Campaign-Hc Has No sympa-
Thy with Such People.

ST. LOUIS. MO. June l9.-A special to
The Republic from Austin. Tex, says
Governor sayers. received a letter from
Governor Rogers. Of Washington de-
clning TO attend che Antitrust Conven-
ton at ST. Louis. lie presents his reasons
as follows.
i'm reply to- your invitation allow me
TO saw that 60 VIII bee impossible Tor me %
attend. IL has occurred 90 me in this
connection ,hat many people are adyo-
eating State control of trusts with inc
sincerity thinking il this way 90 pass
through the next National campaign win
safety 10 themselves feeling thai wnai
state laws may bee enacted with refer
euce t0 trusts. VIII eventually be de-
carol unconstitutional hy the Supreme
Courts Those who thus and for that
purpose advocate state legislation con-
corning trusts I can have DO sympathy
WITH and 1 am bound to believe too that
legislative action which seeks to control
The formation and management OF trusts
wil prove Intellectual
THE WORD MISLEADING.
DOB the first place che word trust is
misleading. while applied to great many
Industrial combinations now threatening
ihe pro sperity wi the people Many soc
called trusts are merely large corpora
TONS
d. has occurred 10 me that corporations
u.u Doe declared To- possess vested right
fo bus and sci Clearly DC seems to nae,
corporations as well AS natural persons
hava rpht to Duy and hence
relt t0 sell whatever is
nersd for sale in the market lf "a
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-20
THE PRESIDENTS OUTING.
Attends Chapel Day Exercises at smith
Colfege-Meegs His Escort.

HOLYOKE. MASS. June ie.-Notwith.
standing that the day has been a long ana
tedious one. both The President ana Mrs.
McKmiey stood the strain Incident 10
the great demonstration at Northampton
and the Journey back 70 Holyoke very
well indeed trip 90 Mount Tom In
the afternoon was welcome cnahgc
from the turmoil Of the morning.
The entire morning was taken up WIN
the visit 90 northampton and smith Col
lcge The parade was am interesting fea-
ture az the programme ana was followed
by the senior chapel day exercises OF 'hf
college. Here the President ana his party
occupied scs Us on the platform and US
tened to the exercises by the graduating
class " ono hundred and fifty young
women and 90 "a resume ~ the work OF
the wear as given by President l. {.
saaive. of the college. During these ser
vices "a beautiful loving cup Of cut glass
trimmed with silver. was presented 10
Alrs. Mckinley hy Bethesda Chapter OF
der of Eastern star. and later the entire
party. with the exception OF Mrs. NC
Kfniov. Were taken Tor an hours Drive
about the city. President Mckinley Was
then driven t0 the residence of Harry l..
Williams where Mrs Mckinley had been
resting while the others were seeing me
city. Before they entered the carriages
AGAIN. President Mckinley went out upon
the grounds and shook the hands OF eaen
of the msiamcn who had done escort
duty for him during the parade
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-20

on Che four new Morgan liners, whose
commissioning SIR. Hawloy VIII supcrin-
tonA.
.rbo United states scnooi snip Annapolis
,gf1 nrohab.y leave this week 60 continue
her cruise of ODE Atlantic ports
Tho CITY Bank of Newport News OPEN
ed to-day for business. 10 was chartered
some time ago with capital o. $4,000.
Tho steamship Hiram arrived at this
port This morning bringing -1o9) punches
90 bananas.
The Bmtton WIN get in tomorrow from
Jamaica with ue0 punches.
tl. George $50 Schiei district Or
,..ri,o~ ~ the international TypoHaph-
i.al Union. yesterday organized union
hero wth he following officers. Presi-
8ert p r. Perry Nice-President S. A.
prttus Financial Secretary Fred Far
PANT. Recording Secretary 81 r.. Jones,
.rr.s .,,r.r T. D.. Hitc, Sergeant at Arms.
W Is. Cannon. The name of the new
n,fon has rot yet been selected
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-20
BRYAN TO THE IRISH.
America Can learn an important Les
son From Them az This Time.

ST. LOUIS. NO. June la-colonei WI
liam J Bryan. in "a letter declining an in
vitauon 90 attend a picnic TO be given
by the Ancient Ordcr Of Hioernians'
owing 90 other engagements, says:
"An races have exhibited more or less
Of race pride and attachment. but nom.
have shown themselves more devoted
than the Irish 90 the land Of their birth
and the people of their blood. our nation
can learn from the Irish people lesson
of great Importance just az this time
namely. that one race cannot govern an
other race by force nor can it govern
without exciting the continued enmity
on ,he governed Ireland has long been
denied the usht of scif-sogernmfn'' but
tho desire Cor self-government has IN
creased rather than diminished with the
lapse OF time"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-20
STORY nEA SLAVE

10 De bound hand aud l00i lor yoars
bV th. chains OFF disease is the worst
form OF slavery. George ID Williams Of
Manchester Mich. tells how such slave
was made free. He says: "My wife has
been so helpless FOR 1--WE years that she
could not turn over in bed alone After
using tNo bottles of Electric Bluers. she
ls wonderfully improved and able 10 do
her own work This supreme remedy
for female diseases quickly lures ncr-
vousnoss. slCeplesene-s. melancholy. head
ache backache fainuug and dizzy spells.
This miracle WORKING medicins is a god
send 10 weak. sick.y run down people.
Every bottle guaranteed. only 30 cents.
Sold by Owens d. Minor Drug Company.