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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-15
WOMAN BADLY BURNED.


Wind Blew Her Apron Into a Charcoal
Fire Under Kettle of Grease.
Mrs. Jane Harding. 80 years old. Of 40 Mul-
berry street. Newark. was shockingly burned
yesterday while engaged in making soft soap
in her backward. She was standing over
a boiling kettle OF grease. when the wind
swung her apron into the charcoal fire
beneath the kettle She became frenAied
with fear and dashed into the house.
closely followed by her pluckv little
niece. Miss Hattie Harding. who begged her
to stand still. The niece pulled of the burn
ing apron and called Justify to some masons
who were repairing the chimney Of the house.
Ono Of them slid down the ladder and soon
succeeded in eXtnguishing the flames. but
not until Mrs HardinS's legs were terribly
burned During the excitement someone
turned in an alarm OF fire. 1t was said last
night that Mrs. Harding might recover Miss
Harding would have saved her aunt had the
latter not been temporarily out OF her senses.
The young girl wrapped blanket about the
burning woman. only to have her. writing in
pain and terror. wrggle from her grasp
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-15
A PHILIPPINES RESERVE.
,,rr BEGIsENrS VIM PROBABLY BE
EEfRIIIED At ONCE.

s.-o,,ry Root Determined That Force
'',.u nc Ready to Move at Once in Case
,,-t..,,r,,urnts Are Needed Governors
..k,d to suggest Onicers' Names.
r.sy,y,,roN. Aug At Ienst Ave voluntee r
,,,so are to be raised for service in the
,,,,.,,.r.s I'm addition 10 the ten regiments
"., ,,. .rrnui2cd in this country and the
t,,o,,,yaud ono cavalry regiments being
TN. her irn OtiS in Manila. Complete
''o,. rn.rs mad" at the War Department
hot,,rsu.,rtatlon and equipment of several
,o,- IN. addition to the number already
t,oI The determination to provide for an
,,sal number OF volunteer organizations
49, reached about week ago. the
S,,rs,,ry ~ War being OF the opin-
~, ,ha, there should be reserve
,,rca NJ several regiments which could be held
T., mis- country. equipped. drilled and In good
.ordit,on for active service, should the situa-
,o, IN ,ho philippines indicate that more
, r,rc needed than the 10000 Row
,r,horilca for tn Philippines army.
Thu. arc moro than enough recruits on
,'nJ =, u,.,prt to I'll the ten regiments in
.hIs,,.,,,,ry bu, recruiting will continue until
.t,,. ar. sufficient men 20 I'll the volunteer
.",,,,.rts now being formed In the Islands.
nI,rs hayo been issued directing that four
hundred Of the ierrul,e no" at n,ous par
racks. ONO, he som without ue'aS ~ mann" W
ass gtn.i t. 'hn hlr'y-7.Ath ohu nll.y ses-
enth Inihi'r' "'h't ~ VI.
ros"w ." "'H'I'" 10 '.,,,i
Gs 'h'H "a" .,iI ,,, rhi,.,-six,h o,J
Tn,.,v.soyci.th infantry and eleventh cavalry
have rec"tNri 'he'r WI. tuo'" a.
the other N''u"''r' '"'''I,'' W 49," 49,.
10 called ana E'"''" ~ 9'."'' ~ ne S HIa'i;,
TIL" ire' '' ms, '.'| ~ I,o,.'I.
wti.pro"AhY '' me my. .ri ~ ~ :, y,
Col Ie't'' 'I''" '"'' ',,, ~,
rr"ted thh' '"'s 't- men - ~ ". ~, ~
tMAat'. '"' y "'Nt '''o'','' ",'.
io.' "'d F'P"' y, w, wv, I,,.n,
us 'rafN'' AZ wv ""' I,i.;',ni 49, n,,
work oil r'''"i",s VI" "ur 49, So 49,
meats WI" i''""',y 81 1ti .' &c. ,a Iii
regiment 'e"''H ''e ni.,i
"'h'IN". "'''' '''N' :,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-15
NINTH DISTRICT T4MMxSY FIGHT
More Capitalization in Leaving the Pat
ronage to MMahon's Committee.

More Capitalization in Leaving the Pat
ronaEe to M'Mahon's Committee.
The Pequod Club OF the Ninth Assembly
District. to which belong many OF the Tam
many men who have remained loyal to John c.
Sheehan. held meeting last evening and
elected thirty new members. The officers OF
the club said that since Councilman Frank J.
Goodwin. who is at the head of the fight against
Mr.. Sheehan. resigned from the club. 1916 new
members had been elected and twenty-five
mem bers had resigned.
Mr.. Shrehan's friends said that in case he
was reelected leader. If the Executive Commit
tee OF Tammauy was called upon to decide
whether he should have the distribution Of
patronage in the district. it would be the first
time in the history OF the organization that
such a course had been taken. This is not
troubling Mr.. Shcehan's friends. however.
They say that all OF the plums are gone any
way. and that the White Civil Service Laws and
the present municipal rules and regulations
make any extended use OF patronage impos-
sible
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TOI. NOTCH OF PENSIONS.
Commissioner Evans Says the Decrease Has
Begun-Total Pension Output.

Begun-Total Pension Output.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 14.-Commission Evans
in speakng OF his forthcoming annual report
on pensions said to-day:
i am satisfied that pension payments have
reached the highest notch they ever will for
pensions for service in the civil war ana pre-
ceding wars. The old soldiers are dropping
off, widows are re-marryinR and minors
attaining their majority. The consequence is
that there must necessarily follow decrease
In the number on the rolls.
directly following the close OF the war with
eIaln there were large number OF appl-
cations amounting at the time of closing my
annual report to 1896 and OF this number
gj have been allowed. 1t was this way: Many
Of the boys came back feeling that they were
entirely disabled. but after few weeks or
months Of homo treatment. good beds to sleep
III and plenty 10 eat, they found that they were
only disabled temporarily and gave up all idea
otappIy.ng for pensions. 1t is my opinion that
there vii. not be nearly so mahy applications
He'd ds was expected at first.
Years from now there will be pensions to be
paid to those who contracted disease while in
service in the war with Spain In some cases
It requires wears for disease to develop and
those VINO fe" entirely well now may be fioored
from disease At any time in the future"
from la" To- July |. 1899, the L. 9. Govern
W"ht has ratd in pensions to soldiers and
sailors oi past wars and to their dependents
u" sum Of 1851 $50. l42, and it is estimated
~ "N'a. rommutation that almost that
amount Will be necessary to continue the pay
mems until the final roll call is made What
n"'n""f u Pensioners the present war in the
in"ltihrS Will turn out cannot be estimated.
rom l''I 10 1856 period OF ~ years. the
. . l"'son payments amounted to only
t""'''''"i loss than one-third the amount
iad out last wear.
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kILLED BY 4 WHEELMAN.
Rehhan, Run Down on Saturday, Dies o
His Injuries.

Joseph Eebhan. Of 2GG Troutman street. Will
liamsburg. who was knocked over hya woman
bicycle rider on Saturday. died Of his injuries
yesterday at st, GATHERINGS Hospital, He was n
bricklayer and had been working at Glendale.
He was returning to his home accompanied by
the wife of a fellow workman. on Flushing
avenue they started to cross in front Of crowd
Of bcycIists going very fast on down grade.
one Of these, a girl. struck Rebhan. and he fell
on his head. lie was stunned and his com
paniOn ran for glass OF water. When she re-
turned. the girl who had done the injury. had
gone
Rcbhnn WAS ~ years old. He leaves family
Of small children. the oldest being but seven
years Of age
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-15
DRAGGED THE pOyD FOR WALD.
Connecticut Town in Alarm While He Was
in IA New York Hospital.

Ernest Valid, a well known-citizcn Of Win
chester Centre. Conn. was admitted as a
patient at the German Hospital nth Street
and Lexington Avenue. on August 9Th He is
being treated for tumor in his stomach. Last
night it become known at the hospital that
Wald had not told his wife that he was coming
to New York. and that for the past nine days
there had been great excitement at Winchester
Centre.
Mrs. Valid told her ncighbors that she was
sure her husband had met with foul play, and
searching parties were made up that secured
the woods and dragged the ponds. Mrs. Wald
was said TO be almost crazy over her husbands
disappearance. She got letter from him last
night telling her whore he was. II could not
be learned Al the hospital last night why Valid
had not informed his wife before.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-15
vulcain Works Good Trial for the Futurty

SARATOGA. Aug. II. Eugene Lcighs good
two.ye old Vulcain. with Tommy Burns in
tho saddle. and another younRster from the
same stable piloted by Danny Mahrr. worked
six furlongs after the last race to-day assort
Of trial for the Futurity, Although the track
was dead Nulcain went the distance in 40
winning easily from the stable companion.
Tommy Burns has leon engaged to ride j. J.
Hyland's Brigadicr in the Futurity. Gideon &
DAILY were also looking for Burns to ride His
Royal Highncss. but made the oTer too late,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-15
EILIBUSTERs LEAVING CUB4.
Gen. Wilson Notified of an Expedition to
Leave Cienfurgos for Santo Domingo.


HAVANA. Aug. 14-Col. Bacal'ao held con-
ference with Gen Ludlow to-day regarding The
expeditions that are being fitted out in Cuba
for the invasion Of Santo Domingo. He informed
Gen. Ludlow that two expeditions have already
left Santiago lie Cuba and that another, carry
ing 100000 cartridges. is being prepared at
CenfucgOs.
Gen. Ludlow at once sent the Information to
Gen. Wilson. commander OF the department In
which Cenfuegos is located.
Gen. Jimenez. the San Dominican conspira-
tor. in whose behalf the expeditions are sent
out was seen here to-day 1t Is probable that
he will not leave Cuba for several days.
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cor. ROOsEvELT's ENGAGEMENTS.
Places in the State That He viii Visit In
the Next Two Months.

Places in the State That He viii Visit in
the Next Two Months.
ALBANY. Aug. 1.-THE following revised list
OF Gov. Roosevelt's engagements for the next
two months was given out at the Executive
Mansion to-day: Tomorrow. Yonkers
lremen's parade Wednesday. August
~. Olcott. Niagara county; Saturday
August 10. Chautauqua; Monday and Tues
day. August u and %. Catholic sum
mcr School. Pattsburg Tuesday. August -.
WATERFOWL: Thursday. Aug. 81. Little Valley !:
Tuesday Sept. 3. Ogdensburg; Wednesday
Sept g. Johnstown Fair; Thursday. Sept T.
Chenango County Fair. Norwich; Friday. Sept
4. State Fair. Syracuse: Tuesday. Sept. H.
Orange County Fair. Newburg: Wednesday,
Sept. -. Walton. Delaware County; Thurs
DAY. Sent. IA. Lowville; Friday. Sept 10.
Lyons. Wayne County; Tuesday Sept. 10. SUI
folk County Fair; Thursday Sept. 81. Coopers
town Fair Thursday. sept 2S. Queens County
Fair
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-15
PRISONERS ~ 4 TESTIBULE.


Jacob Rothschild and John Black. clerks
employed by a firm in the Overall Building
POS Fifth avenue. were kept at their work
later than usual yesterday afternoon. When
they started to leave the building at $3.50
o'clock. they noticed that the inner OF the two
doors OF the vcstibule was closed tight. but. not
thinking that the outside door might be
locked. they let the first door swing
shut after them. 1t had Il spring
lock which could he opened only
from the inside. When the men tried to open
the outer door. they found that it was fastened
and that they were shut in. The vestibuc
measures only about four feet by six. and as the
men couldn't open the transom. they soon
began to feel pretty warm. The glass OF the
door was SO thick that their efforts to make
passersby realize their predicament Were
futile.
Finally, however. Policeman Undcrhill's at
tentiou was attracted by their Aockiug, and
after half hour Of shouting he managed to
understand them. The superintendent Of tho
building was summoned from his home in
Harlem. and the mon had been shut in nearly
three hours when he finally came with key
Both men were soaked with perspration. and
we're so faint from the heat and bad air. that
when the door was opened they fell to tho
sidewalk.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-15
IOOKING INTO TMMIGRATION LAWS.

senator Fairbanks Here to Inquire What
Changes nrc Needed.
United states senator Charles W. Fairbanks.
Of Indiana Chairman OF the Senate Committee
on immigration. came to this city yesterday to
consult the immigration officers at this port us
TO needed changes in tho immigration laws.
To-day he will see immigration Commissioner
Thomas Fltchle and his assistant. Edward F.
NcSweencv. Senator Fairbanks may visit Ellis
Island to see how the work on the new build
ings there Is progressing.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-15
STEEL AND WIRE TEMENT.
Prepared to he Submitted With Its Applica
tion for listing of the Stock

The statement Of the American Steel and
Wire Company to be submitted to the New
York Stock Exchange with the applicable n for
the listing # the companys stock contains the
following items:
Assets. plants. &c. S75,44hGl4; outside real
estate. S1Ol!,; stocks. Investments, Ir.. So
:};tS.9i9: cash. Sl.43j.9O2; bills receivable
$685. 1879; accounts receivable. S7.22b PSI; in
ventory. S7.5S7,445; furniture. fixtures. Nc
So. 900; total. 81. 355,,E'4.
Liabilities. capital stock SHo,Ooo.uOo; bonds
and mortgages. Sl3O,i5G; accounts payable
tsince paid. $3.O3!.EO: profits. S+.S'2. Az
less dividends Of $7OO,OpO, - l!'2,4iSl: total
SOT. Boo. 604.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-15
Hor WANTED TO INITIATE SUICIDE.
with n Toy Pistol He Blew Half His
Tongue on.

MoUST VERNON, \. Y, Aug l+-Clarence
Thca.l, eight years old, while playing with some
companions at his home, 10 South Tenth ave
nue.. to-day, made mock attempt at suicide
lie placed the muHzle OF toy pistol in his
mouth and with farewell gesture discharged
It, The witnesses. all OF whom were boys Of
his own age. we're terrified to SEQ him fall To
the ground bleeding at the mouth. DR. Ship
man. who was near took the boy to tie hospi-
tai where it was found that half OF his tongue
was blown OH.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-15
Daylight burglary in Brooklyn.

Burglars entered tn" apartments Of George
H. Collins at 1872 st. Marks place. Brooklyn.
late Yesterday afternoon. while Mrs. Collins
was out. and secured $500 worth OF Jewery
and clothing. Mr. Collins. who is employed 10y
the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company. came
home before his wife. and his entrance doubt
less frightened the thieves away, as large
bundle of clothes. tied in a sheet was found
in the front room.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-15
nr<nAyD SAYS snE RoHnrD MN.
The Smallest wife IN New Hampshire Ac-
cused %. Conspiracy Before Marriage.

Cusrd o. Conspiracy Before Marriage.
MANCHESTER. \. II, Aug. II Elsie May
Wheeler aud Joseph Nnnns were held today on
a charge Of stealing money from George
N'hrcler. the woman's husband. Ills unprcce-
denied IN New Hampshire for wife to be held
on a charge If stealing from her husband; but
the State Will try to show that the woman was
accessory before the fact, and that tho robbery
was planned by her and Vanas before she was
married to Wheeler,
Mrs Wheeler is tho smallest married woman
in the State, being under four feet tall and
Weighing less than sixty-flve pounds. She is
as frail as n child The husband says he is a
tenmster He is six feet tail. He passed sun
day and to-day at his wife cell door. and has
kept her supplied with pies and oranges
Wheeler money was found in Nanas's shoes
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sncinl Eycnts At Ncwport.

NEWPORT. Il. J.. Aug, IA reception was
given to-day by Miss C. ogden Jones and .
luncheon hy Mrs. Charles Aston Bristed To.
nigh, Senator Chnuncey ". Der"w gave a din
ner at the Pinarh Cottage; Edward Kelly, II
New York. entertained at Bcrger'S. and din
nrrs were given hv Mrs. Robert Garrett. Mrs.
Henry C,rws and Edward Morrel Genera
Nelson A. Miles. United States Army. Ia at
Newport the guest II " c. Hnyt. on tn" steam
yacht Tide. He saw III" rac' to-day for the
Goect CUP
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Arrived-MOsDAY. Aug. Il.

SH Fnrnessia, Harris. Glasgow.
So PhRnicia, Leihauscr. Ambnrg
SIS laurie, Clarke. Liverpool.
IS tity Of Washington. Knight Tampico.
Is Chrisfine, Larsen. Copenhagen.
Ss Hermes, LEVIN, Liverpool.
SIS Etona. Johnston, Buenos Ayros.
SIS ouisiana, KtIpble. New Orleans
SIS Fl sud. Quick, New Orleans.
SIS Rio Gralde. Avery. Brunswick.
Brig Electric Light Edwards, S.. Martin.
So. Princess Anne. Bot2, Norfolk.
S.. BlneheldS. Charles Baltimore.
S.. rIomo. Nilsen. Barbadoea
IS. Seminole. Bearsc. Jacksonville.
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Edward DIstclhouse. "A years old. a wealthy
cabinet manufacturer, living at ~ Newtown
road. Astoria, committed suicide at his home
yesterday by drinking quantity OF carboic
acid. He was ~ years Of age When his wife
entered the bedroom yesterday to arouse him
she found that he WAS dead. lie mad been
drinking heavily Of late and probably Iuistook
the acid for liquor.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-15
MARINE INTELLIGENCE

MINIATURE ALhASAC-THn DAY.
sun RISES. 10 Sun SETS IS Moon sets / -
HIGH wArIR-THIs DAT.
Sandy Hook. 2 43 Gov. lsld. Is He'll cate. 90
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ArsrIN, Tex. Aug. 1.-THE state Health
DEPARTMENT was tr-day notified that the yell
low fever ep d IN e at Cordova and orizrba.
MeAic,1 iSEpreadinG rapidly The daily num-
I,,nf deaths nnd new cases is very large.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-15

Ss La Tourainc. from New York at Ha-ra.
g. Cluden. from New York, at Amsterdam.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-15

Lancaster Leaves GARDENERS Hay.
GREENPoRT. l., l.. Aug, II The United States
steamship Lancaster sailed from GARDENERS
bay to-day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-15

SIS Exeter city. from swansea for New York
IS Barbarossa. from southampton for New York.
SAILED IRON DOMESTIC FORTS.
ss City of Birmingham, from Savannah for New
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

New catch mackrel, at
Weyneth's. It,
Miss Lotta L. Owens returned
Saturday from a visit to Oxford.
Found, a pair of eye glasses
Owner call at this office and get
property.
Mrs. ]. c. Wilson returned
Sunday from a visit to her old
home in Walden.
Mr.. John T, McCane ane
family, of Greenwood, are spend
ing the week at the home o.
Dr.. J. w. Young.
Mrs. M. M. Ransom left Sunda,
for New Orleans, having beer
called by telegram to the bedside
Of her niece, Mrs Stewart.
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NO. 48
A $4,000 Bicycle GiveI
Away Daily.

The publishers OF The NEW YORK
STAR. the handsomely illustrated
Sunday newspaper. are giving HIGH
GRADE BICYCLE each doy for the
largest list OF words made by using the
letters contained in
THE NEW YORK STAIR
no more times
in any one word than it is found IN
The New York Star. Webster's Dict
ionary to be considered as authority.
TWO GOOD WATCHES first class time
keepers| will pc qiren d0ilg for second
and third best lists. and many
valuable rewards including Dinner
Sets, Tea Sets China. Sterling Silver
ware, etc, etc, in order of merit. This
educational contest is being given to.
advertise and introduce this successfu.
weekly into new homes, and all prizes
will be awarded promptly without
partiality. Twelve , cent stamps must
BE- inc|osed for thirteen ueekS triul sub
scription with full particulars and list OF
over 800 valuable rewards. Contest
opens and awards commence Monday.
June 26th, and closes Monday. August
2lst,. 1899. Your list can reach US any
dav between these dates, and will re
ceive the award to which 1t may be
entitled for that day, and your name
will be printed in the following issue OF
THE NEW YORK STAR. Only one
list can be entered by the same person:
Prizes are on exhibition at THE
STARS business :otfices. Persons
securing bicycles may have choice
of Ladies'. Gentlemen's CT Juveniles
1899 model, color or size desired. Call
or address Dept. "E." THE NEW
YORK STAR, 236 w. 39,h Street,
New York City.
JClY-S 81.
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Home Fire Insurance,

just what you want. |; will save YOU
so per cent. and keep your money at
home. II you will call and see \. >.
BELL who represents the Mutual
Fire Insurance Association Of Mis,issip-
pi, he will explain to you how it is done
and take pleasure in writing you a
policy. When losses occur it will be
adjusted by ]. c. Perry. home man
This Policy covers Fire, Wind and
Lightning al, in one policy.
May-2G.2m.
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Usona, composed Of the initials of the
words, UNITED States of North
America, is II name suggested Dy
some newspape for this country. The
inhabitants Of Germany are called
Germans; those Of Italy, Italians: those
of Belgium, Belgians, etc.. but wuen
you want to designate IL citizen of the
United States as being distinctively
that and nothing else, there is nothing
to call him but an American. which
takes in quite a scope not mixed up in
any way with ''the land of the free and
the home of the brave: Under the
new name We could BE- called Usonians.
It's IL good thing, and it is not too late
to make it state issue in this cam
paign.
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spread rapidly, and it was soon demonstrated
beyond doubt that cure had at last been
found for deadly Cancer Evidence has accu-
mulated which is incontrovertible, of which
the following is a specimen:
Cancer is hereditary in family, my father.
sister and an aunt having died from this dreadful
disease Ny feelings may be imagined when the hor-
rble disease made its appearance my side. 1t was
malignant Cancer. eating inwardly in such way as
to CAUSE great alarm The disease seemed beyond the
skill of the doctors. for their treatment did no good
whatever, the Cancer growing worse all the while.
Numerous remedies were used for it, but the Cancer
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1899-07-15
Did You Sell or Get Your Texas Lands

Did You Sell or Get Your Texas Lands
YOU have money. lands or inheritance
due you in Texas. write L. Fulton. attorney
Denton, Texas, and he will get it for you
There are thousands OF acres awaiting the
rightful owners in Texas. Most all tho
early settlers had lands granted them. Il
you own or have interest in Texas lands
write l.. Fulton. Denton, Texas. He will
sell it for you. lie has his own brick build
ing and MOsler fire proof vault. 1-S-tf
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1899-07-15

Two Hundred Bushels Sound
Whippoorwill Peas, for sale, at
81 90 per bushel. Apply to
DAILY Bros,
Nav so-1s Torrance, Miss.
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WANTED-Twelve good men to sell
Addis0n's Electric Belt. Easy 10 sell
because they do all that is claimed
for them. Address JOHN MABRAY,
care SENTINEL, Grenada, Miss.
6.24,i.
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y
Of the family foE knoT how decay Saneeb & % @ h
continued its use until had tR eg9se cen
afcon elapsed the only cure
fore Cancer.-MRs NJ. IDOL, Winston N c.
'Our Cancer containing other TESTIMONIALS ana
information will be free to address by the swift ohc
Company, Atlanta, Georgia.
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Masonic Notice.

Dewitt Clinton Chapter II. A. NJ.
will hold stated convocation July l7th,
1899 at 8 o'clock, r. NJ. for the dispatch
of business aud work in the NJ. NJ. de-
gree. All companions cordially vel
coined. ). W: LEE, II. r.
J.H. CAMPBELL, Sect'y.
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Results Fatally in Nine
Cases Out Of Ten 4
Cure Found al Last,


poison the blood circulating throughout the SYSTEM and although
the sore ucer-known the Cancermay be cut away the
poison remains blood and promptly breaks out afresh with
renewed violence
The wonderful Of s s. S. curing obstinate eeet
spAng sufferers try for Cancer after exhaung the s Of
the nhyscans without Much their delight proved
a 10 the disease and promptly effected The glad news
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An upright piano, as good as new
Call or write Mrs. H. 7. Pace, Gre
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