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The Van Buren press., 1899-04-08
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- nauiry aos salg aas yaaf1sefsones1ls
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rElols *ad n 81 y ~ 5saTs s1 trfsa4s
sesadsl6ae flssfd TIE ss1rS sszv -
1o9nds u 3esz prepared f1r canning -
s3sss4 11sf fad lvi1en prepared Il
ve3Qfe5 80 o11ude The prices sad
ssts ~ he neat md ne saferf .flaasfs-e
81 asd se-gi f.nas1sd Taas = - s2y
yiae siegaeats sase 4rs he Hfs -
oeef ne sanDanents saaf nszes n
5aisfsble. aaese aad aesn ooiled &erey
sad ssDa sfsd - he enouaf - y per-
s@ns 5lus RAe o~3e-'ss y preparation
w4s aof f0assing # 81 Il ess simple
so3lin0 Fse tsry asaae " ne staH 5s
sne eaas II ~ Snfs8eos fstnd ~ =
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5 cheat Z sr4zea s#iHdls &at wsleH
ne ssleefsoa md preparation were aat
inspected 4 x0es xienosf sae sstTina
saag ne sefF3s 81 saa- sud 1T rom
s0ssg slst19iateribgs we're dumped lnf9
ne esuldHs5a snd saaHed foe soldisss
fo19
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snag ais staF sf r. 3est Hss sneiDid
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saoasvslf
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5rders e5vse5na Millions " 5oands
ysaef af85 IONS - Dnauds rsTs oeagiig
81 "a Ssnffa - Ee0fa sass we're aos
IDs1eefad 40rina ne 1roeesses -
flaa9hfsria2 8fsssiaa preparing snd
5sekiaa sxe4ps sass ne 9sex@rs eens
- ne snloneis ssas sas 5seksrs sssIest
VI ssr h4a1 fa6 ais Clerks - 54sts And
~ TOOK = s5~ xfnesd nat sc ezas
as opened c5TfssD1aded @ifa - - ne
9ehsrs
The proof gilas $40 wao1s saormo1a
nfaf sose of fsis 4llszszg r6ass 6eaf pes
= svio6ie is ,syst now N0uA}Hu orr IN
ser vhefa1in2 41anfifg 8nd " deserves
gss most e4Fefsl attention Thaf i aad
been ROBBED By eas 1aekers 81 5rse
sicslly ~ ~ ~ f0od eonHff6safs II Bow
made 3Ia5A Thsy TOOK 81 per- eeBe ~
ne material for ebeInselv6a for aaakiaa
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sgsyafsflon u eas Beef they laosisf ie
ViGa . lie ~ zi1s ie = far stsses cs9.eS
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Letter from senator Jones.

WAsaIsoTDs. April lin reply ~
. note sHnf ~ s;snatpf Jones ~ Nfk
snsss ny preventative John Wesley
paipes ~ Tennessss. expressing bDpe
~ speedy fscpVsfy from the Illness
which has confined him ~ his rom
fpf some iima, SENATOR Jones' has
written shs fpilDWinPl
nWAEHtSofDs, March. 3i,aliDn
John Wesley palnsz. House ~ liap,
fsssntaiivsa My Dear Nf Gaines
am very vsf} murh Obliged ~ yDu
indeed fpf your very Kind nps, jnsi
resolved ~ is contrary ~ the doc,
iffsi orders fpf me ~ Wfils ~ ~ die
tate anything. yet csunot help
fiiaukinF Vou fpf Ytnf very kind note.
and Tot the , ind expressions from Nj
isfYan. am glad w. ililHt fhat I AN
imid0ViaP. snh while ! 10 not believe
that he deriefs know whether there
10 anything permanent in what has
ureuffrd thp indications. ~ say the
ast. are favorable. aud I sincerely
hope hat NAY bp we'll aRslu spnn
e. will ta glad 10 take hand IN
the nest baitln Ia The Interest ~ TIE
people. hope aud pray nud TIE
people WI suorhnd in that tfpnnn.
iluus struggle II I could sno bum
nffhiin president aud ouusftss elected
30 100. would ieel like saying. i0
the LANGUAGE uf the enDd oid'innu W.
read of 'Now, Lord, leliest thou thy
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aallra aa eeat.

The sditsr " sae F5rS 3ntta Tines
Tsesds< wozs - iong ssIeog:l % zets stf
sas exceptionally sasr1g:ts ssilg BE-
law
Since he aexunfng 81 winter mere
1as 1ssa aune18ss sss-a - zp1na4 mem
lng1fis n ne city and vicinity b1e AZ
ne disease aeid evsY nnobseTesf -
Van s1rsn 10 particular s5mmenE asss
tesn made % ne situation The sast
ie however Slaae si1ere aas ossa Nora
sssea ST Genana1fis N sdis e8tg saan ~
gn&tl 5ox znd more 5estns aare fssilltssf
and 4 qn@s4nfines step me spread 81
diaesss Port smita sh6nld aaes had
6ae 81 sae meningitis question
o. ssnrss 6ais slinches me srYsaeaf
saa9 Qsn sasen people aad 40 seuss
VIXEN saeY 9usrsugiued against Fort
3ipiHa rhe71 snaIl 5ox- = fissass xaowa
% oe extremely contagious prevailed
saers &na III not sqssnse ss1e eptferaaes
Or rbase7sr goa may csgs 3. " nen-
la91eie a 4iseass eansidersa aos eou-
ss9eoas ~ me majority - 1hgsic4sas
saroa9ilons sas lstad
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II wss lixer7s Ckosce.
r,om a- 81 too3s sepa@c,

Tf6aa es@ q f,oois s4pao3ic
Oaa fgeorge 81. GiGdlnzs n ssa kH
loni0. TEX testified ia gs4 beef IN.
gsstlxAflon esse int ff,rene ss4F1
GAhsfaf Sa1a8 had NJ eoH6dsHee iB
ths k4eei II qa&iieies of fsffirsrateG u
ysef. bp fb4t ~ pas forced ~ ,,se~
fstsrg n Wat 4 yer o rive me Dsef =
fflsl.
4e1DrdiaT ~ Oifdlnrs' sslry. as ~
eAiYsG fbis infrmsfi0n direct ffffo
DshArsl Kszaps So slsD stated fgf-
tbsr fhse EaHsn xyfssssd strong
preferences f1r t6s 1ides afDy system
~ ssgplgl0z soldiers W. the Gsid win
fesf IN the zoof.
n tbe rsfT1sfated bssf Gid not
yffsVs ssfisfsMWg, EAQab ia fspDfts(l
~ having said, bs would sangl ths
elDffa1f, - "hs would not lsi the
soldiers bs i,y,fs0psd "
fbis Testimony l. fOe1h m, ssers.
fsrs ~ War Al9sr n vastly IN.
efsazNs d fssgn,~i silftv TN the fail
ire ~ i4sos proper rAtiops ~ Amsri.
Nan soldiers IT tbs front ~ fact, u
lHgs the vi,Ols bssf sesSdal right N
The f0f of fbs ssefstafy ~ War and
there drops ~ in All its ualOdorous.
fays
What is Tbs president going u, ~
sbodit ~ n - almost tDD Late fDr =
satisfactory sHswsf n, be given 10 ibls
question. bot still the people are cnfi.
ous they d. dot liks - think thai
psfspnsl political combinations out.
weigh justice IN the mind If the pfssi.
1aul
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Probate Court Notice,

NOTICE IL hereby given that the foIlowinv
a named Administrators and Guardians have
Med ihslf aecOuhts Of settlement with the sey-
sral estates hsffinaftsf named during the FEB.
,nafy tfia, lsyl OF the Probate Court Of craH.
ford County, Ark.
All persons Interested In the settlement ofsagd
estate are hereby notified 10 Gle their sHosp
uDus thsfeto. II any they have. on Or before tks
second DAY pf the next May term. izgg oi
ths ,1uft. pr they will be forever barred
excepting 70 The same OF 70 any item thereof.
Estate Of Kate Hollis decd. Jss crockett
shministra,or; account current
Given under my hand and oficisl seal this tbs
z2d dsy Of February, l1ss
. KD. D. CocHRGNE
lssALl Clerk Of PROBATE Court
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clothes OF sewing for othsrsto patch out o
nsagfs income. Women who are to
much on their feet. ~ who are unable 10
stand the strain 0f ovef-work and worry.
are peculiarly susceptible 10 the weak
ncsses and irregularities that are the bans
# wpmankind. The symptoms OF such
arrangements are insufficient OF excessive
msnslfuaiiou. headache, backacbe. neu-
falgia. lencoffhors, displaecments and eH-
ifsme nervousness amounting la many
cases 10 hyslefia. The nee Of morphine Ia
dangerous and examinations by male ply
sieiana are painful and unpleasant.
ntsddcids Female Regulator, the
standard remedy for quarter Of a CEN
tufy. viii speedily and permanently cor
ffci Tho worst disorders Of women. Brad
Gsl1's Regulator 10 aold by druggists at
enr dollar a bottle. Interesting aud vala-
alle books fos women mailed free on
application.
mt aaauufLD REGULATOR CO.. Ailaa,a. Ca
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5e-fisislssire 3 esyF1 ser nj sTs.fse = >
asze4srtfeznEa sBasBrHra#ae
aIsar4s ss-sfIsean ye#a q candidate
~ - sfenffaH = 30 sHa he m
i4snlss-H sslsaess1f th.al 1-.Fissef.ey u lss.s
asr ~ sHsssvefsa fe $50 sefesssf7 By
fengg q esgnss sveTFissY ssssssa
aszs
sssfiieT Jaenersusn n fhssaassss stsssss
ssssa hs sisnsian - s4sfn syfee e
fhs senes1 - ges Jrsesie-Ilg q est
,isvs 81 tezv Eork His 1sa Ne training
+ 95faize ssfz4Hs DHFfae the six zfsFs
- sfz as,zIfaEsas4 ~ saa, n faa5 -
he zhapal sszaFas fIIe zheszsrs zzla
dDenef 30 - aaaef Sas - sisa E
lrssaEes3 41siasas MARI 3s-T .sHe
- fs4d = )si5 54eisissEsge wits he
seys.a sHlTg sesues fsf -
.szY8laraa n #s1Be rsrls y eas4ffesf9
fifssssfs Hfis VefBlsr u )hie ears laaf
sanawlsesf he performance vsas =
4avfaHie l5seeafs ~ representative sesf-
ss4earaasat
#fau A. zeffs1s assfs ag4aHfgeFf q "a
d zf4zsz Hserz represented 5F . ssa-
sfaFs alsa8 Hfe4zeT sasd = feHa8s
.hsz aiz fsHf r. world lr5f.slIlr 1s=eT
sze-e8 "a zzrs zfs asR a seTz4sra
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NM )kfsiiam4 - tudlsn FsrEsfsess
1H4 P4rfa 3is1 lsss1ii .sHa lise
Pfiiii Dl8@s 8 5osse
TIE aes fss ssfae Sar he 1eapls -
-esafaa hsfr 5eeye~ There 4 50 rsa-
ea ezfF sensters shnHld d8t " chosen
= b.. gH8esY4eFa - sf4tss see sssess6
5laiHlitq e8te ~ ths l9liz ~ he
fF1zsTsi siseaIon y November 3ssEsefs-
~ 9lfs zs3isffio1 - Hi1s 5sTtn FseTs
r5sif her - 10 tesdI0ei<s, 80 sftils
sssez<ss sszfea n fae5i0asi lights -
wiselessse soFasDfidn ~ farix aorses
- sSagse sies Asnsoolis4s n he sezfs
- re psgsste
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BOYS SEE THE POINT,
They Make Big Money. Make II Easy.
No Capital Invested. How
They Do II.

There are several Thousand bows and hum
dreds Of men engaged In St. Louis In business
which brings weekly profit Of from 81 900 70
5000 lts the selling Of daily papers Hun.
drrsis Of families live comfortably on the prohts
Of the sale Of daily newspapers
In st Louis the faFOrite newspaper with the
boys Il the POST DISPATCH because il sells
best. An Investigation has shown that the bows
sell more copies Of the daily PigsT-DISPATGH
than the ombined sales OF the two other Eng
llsh evening papers
papers u they are their own boss" They
come and go when they please While MANY
have regular corners and newstands others
merely walk the streets each having his oSrn
peculiar way Of crying" out his papers
The situation IL quite different on SUNDAY
The papers are pr1Htsd In the morning ard hy
six o'clock the boys and the men are out in
search Of buyers
There are four English Sunday papers. MANY
boys take out three hundred papers. A boy tak
ing from two 10 three hundred papers has
all be can do 10 get over the ground
Sundays as on week days finds the POST
DISPATCH everywhere. It's a ready seller.
It's the most for the money" The Sunday
POST DISPATCH has many original and ex
elusive features, including the colored Comic
Weekly.
These great newspaper Offices have what ia
called a "Circulation Department" the object of
which Is 10 promote the sale Of the papers This
deuartment answers all requests for samnis
eopies (which are sent freel and 50 on In he
country as in 81 Louis they are constantly
looking for agents" (boys or men. 10 represent
theml This i done BY ne ,s,. sla Of travelling men
answered II is pleasant work. especially in tbs
towns outside of st Louis. Boys In the oufsids
towns are not called newsboys. but agents.
More money is made outside Of ST Iouts h
cause the selling price is more and ihe pros,
n You would like to be an agent for the po.,
Dispatch in this city write 10 the cirenls 80 {as
department Of t-Dispatch. ST. Louis ''oH
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savsrel-g ~. sr.eyzrsacx.

The 8aaerieaa 5uadeg School Csion
saoae headquarters ga "a ga3Iadei 9Sls
r1sa Norris < Jssa41 81 Tssp York az
1rasi6ene vi 8n ne z5eh sf nexs 8zg
seieors6e - seventy sfsa saa1vsrs,,.y
81 Paflsdpi1his 4 tpes44l committee
~ heterogeneous has been appointed
fglssxssn C9ofh5er chairman William
~ Wsa4mazer William =, stoe7sr
r. q f,ssfs - GiailadeIphia k0bsrs 7 =
3 E2ss9oa and John y Eeaea of View
Yorx win " Andrews ~ secretary
4nd Finer p Stevsnaoa ~ Iowa. 81
s.tsistssef 70 shs ehaiFnsa The Acad
s7ay of Aaaic. one of me largest s1dl T.
s0Fiams 81 ne cigg ass already 5esn
secnrsd for the aaes4i82s~ aaHg ies6-
ia1 TDeaxers - ghe cOBafFy srs n be
here and Representatives ~ me Daion
from al parts ~ ne United sgases vii
BE- orsserg> W 1s3ns viii De spared 70
make shis ore ~ The zrsassss zaSnertazs
~ me Kind ever held n gs8s eoussry
This ia ne osdess saG largest Sunday
seBc<4 MISSIONARY s1eisSg II AneTiea
ss1i62 for ia Rei5 oF operations he
oqkoge United States ard sss ogzxsized
over one banGrsd sfcssss5d -,snGa7
schools daring fss seventy I've yssfs 81
rDTk.
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tHs wwstsa gssisH trust tseentiv
ss,Sk h tie isadibg uilis, fu which
N paid si9 fs6 n wss sfspis
stated ~ ihs iios that ~ 30 mn ~
f.fst sfobfiit vss asisf sba given As
= t5nus, 80 tie mills wefk fsslik Y
bbushi N fe ~ yf,fs0 ths trust
itsn Hksfsd ap tiis business snd ihe
tf,sFis fHit ~ flils ~, esiiAf invest
,..Nut ~ st2. I'M n bsnd fhHh1 tlai iiis
gntlih world sten1 sfitfliAf s,,neers
fwthwiih " Increased W Napifa iiks
i'm ffmn 81 i3yfffi.bpi ~ al mn .fr,1
rpv fhefe II Sn an miRihsi invest
iiknt ~ sT,Rn.b y. . raitted capital
isstiari ~ $50 40 - aud he people
issihr lhs wbfste1 Rends vii iavs "
eay Interest sid dividends tul TIE
nhsle esb lsiitstibh, n6ininsl snd
tea f,khfsf rhsi
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T=fsst 4 eisss ~ metropolitan
s.hsiaitei tsthfs. claiming ~ he aen
..a,-iia. ~iiel afe iiis, nti~ isufe sti
s,sslle ihsn sTst heiiife ~ demanding
~ iiie,r,,s toe, ~ eiFing Diii aFslusi
els Ffsss ltssi combinations, W fe
sfti,sf ils iiateflsilsilp rHlies ~ iia
tfsssfs Standardization, ln condemn
inr ths rfessui f6,iHh tain measufs
--aii ~ whieh is Tsit 'siu,inentlahie
pHi these i'epstssts slsh ssFinR nihpf
ihlifgs y hiNii sfe ueiilief tfnr ~ fhfil
i,sersia1is Thny sfe hfsfiuF lhat
rsiisef " . dad issua" srd afs ifYlnF
sfaiif hsfI w. hnfF the e9il whits
tsftah tiih these rihaf questions
iipwsfe ~ sreli uswsrahefai ihaF are
riH Hninl#faiin. ihnf sfn nHt hHhnai
ihhT nts uni tfp hini. they afp net
etAii msflrsn lhnv lipaf ilia h,anfl
anf il4a siniil ~ lhs rhruls who in.
fHi Wall siippl iesaihsulsn.
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- 81 1l.laffasfoa - anw 1aneh
y<oa1l &c xsS9s~nneas sagsa ~ faa
s,gs ,ea 81 sefausspl1its e0d fFpaerti
fess4iF ka1efee5 : s.shla 8saaf~a sf0na
4#gis 45ssfsisisu 8nIy ofe ees<e w3s8
Whaa sifie SO arenslafed s'fefs leefe
<4ys-4g sie1~s 4enfeaea4 r1azifAv g ~
~ .e64fa FNa r4se rom saiHa II
ssoae " Der eo9d - 70 wfA % tesn
faaf fAe y6vsfA sort ~ fl4e ne ~ me
ff,>t.s sav4d ~ ~ fAis 6fia ssesas1s
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ressslss sfggf,l soboof ~ osea41

F,Aef seanGsf IN tns feb,qts from the
nssitnsl lhssns haspifsf ss Wssh8sz
I'm. II sppSars sff~ M solff3ts N
sfse fnbaT, vsr hsye ssen sent fhere
N, seN1yNAf N d@ran9 9Anents sffNh9
Asffnx fhsif service. and tf ye<35ihg
ira saperlbf4HfSnt n describing
sf,>5S e<afdffio1 segs "ThSy pSFs sos-
.yfosfrss N ifssff mn esp11fsllg meats,
hef ~s1 ehee mn N ~ ~" TIM
slasflhe tl,S fsvslssib7,s inst bsys Dseb
f1ads II = hof safbfiHhk tbht they
vNrs sasbfefbrfs ~ ffssif meats ~
Alsnsytlis Sentinel
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Tur p,s8fsbf, sceStdiHg ~ \ lSTf'
sslfsfi6 sffHifsr. pif stfikb fhA filis
bfnos ebsfsvef he fbds them IN fSfes
sf,A sf6v thsn mi ring bnt tffs sesf9
f6tlf they gisfd "sbaih did inst
~, fftsff rppfsssitni eodtihaes the
~SltoffSf N grswsifsss; "fhA Efiied
s;f.fes viii ~ II IN theif bkneff sbd
a9 vsfeenstlp n vii M go,ubf ~
sfsssiy ssfofst,lhs ~ ne Filipino VIM
= tissgea eilh = kfse gerkeustb
hsliet II fsheff ss he eiisi- ths
ssidsb stsits, frat he ess pigggsf fsf
his ysnsfit su1 s1vsnesnaft h5t -
or sNt N oppression. ~ 9iil nsks .
gtess dlHstsnss l,p6 IN his fAe4bti6p
~ ~. tNsr fit,iess6 6bfeni6ls
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f134og, :, fysxzesf, G6wey - 1sgfs

FFNHTTFI = y = ~ y IFTFV IT y T = =
reporfs N IRE state febarfo1ene fha
NJ hss4 beAN fnfafnse8 ~ " fFyorefef
fh4 Nbfsf inventor snf aDfsefoegoT ~
fAFegfspa sppsrst9s. IN snspef N B1S
fnfy1fg, INIT rsesesves efT eoSp 5e
perfsrffy transmitted \ d,sfanee ~
svoat n miles fbfoazh space pIthoft
asfn2 w}ress Tho ndessa1es are ais
S9tehed Sa5 fenefred By h9ssfs y, fNef
h3xn A. Aeoh f4fNih8f f,fe ~ me
Effseipsl 6f,zs soles snconns tered we
ine sbbsgenf ln1Sossj 5fiifg - sconss
bfishihx ~ sufOT04sia fe9is fsti1Ti 81
! ffeessxe, Tnis hes be4n syefe11se
The Van Buren press., 1899-04-08

Tsr feHe3r3is Iagizsafo~s - -
f34ef ~ eiees Y 6sanf - fne Daitef
@f4fN4 sea4fe. oseitIass4adiug me
aharaisy 81 fssa s4ndldsfs ~ dlsffD-
yts,ay n :, ~ ser zi4sr xfa1siey sra0n9
fso4e rsllim1 ~ rdfify Ne enfbifioa
The Van Buren press., 1899-04-08

kobs, KnOss Of the ''Arzus'' force
h&s been confined 10 his room by illness
several days this week.
Oar growers are longing 10 see some
clear warm weather. That on tap the
D~st week has been Of most disagree
able nature.
Work has been begun on the new
steam oven 10 be erected for Edmondson
h Britt's bakery. II will be, when
completed. ogs Of the most complete
ovens Ia the state.
The attorney general has given IT as
bis opinion that the Rector antitrust
law can be made effective prevent the
organization Of laboring men for mutual
protection and 10 maintain the rates of
wages.
The Van Buren press., 1899-04-08

I <s34ge4ffes szr7o1r aDpaarsd IL
5sts<f.ty'x - faals eeprf3iic. = a9i=
,sfis, 8oarf eerfsIHiH1 Pc sisf3iliss
r 4 r.s,4sifsn - F,fs Fsfsfs fys{sfsiz
sz<4 5,rFag ~ eaf rafe 4ei<iH-
yey ~ sasf Prosperity iers ssas ssoitsl.
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WOMAN'S
WORK.

An sp old
sdaRs de-
clarss that
" o fa a n e
work is nsv.r
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The Van Buren press., 1899-04-08

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The Van Buren press., 1899-04-08

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The age-herald., 1899-07-25
The Brookwocd Strike

The strike at the coal mines of the Ala bama Consolidated Coal and Iron com- panys mines at Brookwood is still on, and as yet there is no settlement in sight.
 According to reports received from Brookwood yesterday, General Manager Jackson, who recently returned from New York, called a meeting of the miners yes terday morning at o'clock. but it is said that none of the members of the United Mine Workers would attend. Some of the non-unon men, however, did attend the meeting, and MT. Jackson told them that he could not stand the increase which the miners had demanded in the scale present. ed last Saturday. The exact terms of this scale are not known, but they are supposed to be exactly the same those formu- lated by the miners convention last month. which were to be applicable to all the mines in the district. Mir. Jackson further more told the miners yesterday that there would be no more mining in the mines there for some time, unless there was some change in the miners demands
The age-herald., 1899-07-25
Uni.e States Iron Produ ction

The American Iron and Steel association of Philadelphia has received from manufac- turers all over the United States full re- half of 1899, and have issued a bulletin in effect as follows:
 The total production of pig iron in that period was 6, 2S9, ,16T gross tons, against D. S69 703 tons in the first half of 1898, and D., 9oi, ,231 tons in the second half. The produc- ton of Bessemer pig iron was 3,7SS,907 gross tons, against 3,703,5S4 tons in the first half of 1898 and 3,633,S00 tons in the second half.
 The production of basic pig iron, all made with coke or mixed anthracite coal and coke as fuel, was 465, ,957 gross tons, against 3S7 4S5 tons in the first half of 1898 and 447,- 95s tons in the second half. The production of spegeleisen and ferromanganese was 10i, a96 gross tons, against 1G9,6 ,641 tons in tho first half of 1898. and 10i .12S tons in the sec. ond half. The production of charcoal pig iron was ,4S5 gross tons, against 147003 tions in the first half of 1898, and 149,74 tons in the second half.
 The whole number of furnaces in blast on June 30, 1899, was 240 against POP on Decem- Der 31, 1898. The number out of blast on June 30 was 175, of which several have since been blown in and others are preparing to blow in. The stocks of pig iron which were unsold in the hands of manufacturers or thei regents on Juno 30, 1899, amounted to Sl,22O gross tons, against 715T tons on June 30, 1898, and 291, ,233 tons on December 31, 1S9S