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The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1899-09-22
1T is JUST AS IMPORTANT

That you enrich and purify your blood
in the Fall as in the Spring. At this
time, owing to decaying vegetation, q
low water level, and other causes,
there are disease germs all about us,
and a weak and debili,ated system
quickly yields to attacks Of malaria,
etc. BY purifying and enriching your
blood with Hoods Sarsaparilla you
may build up your system to resist
these dangers, as we'll as coughs, colds,
pneumonia and the grip which come
with colder weather. To be on the
safe side, take Hoods Sarsaparilla
now, and always be sure sure it is
Hoods and not something else repre-
sented to be '.just as good
The true culture Of personal beauty
is not external; it is heart work.
The sunshine of life is to be found in
our own natures.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1899-09-22

Don't wait until the last minute and
try to enter heaven on the strength Of
your epitaph.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1899-09-22
5elut Misrellunll.
Hatto, the Hermit.

BY SELMA LAGERLOF.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-19

reach. The shipment OF the army
corps and all the details OF the trans
port on shore may have been well
managed. but II remains true that the
stan did not adapt itself to the pre-
else requirements OF the campaign
with mounted Infantry. remarkable for
mobility. and the cavalry arm was neg
lected. The now program Of the war Of
nee calls for long range artillery and an
unusual large proportion OF mounted
troops.
II was not necessary for Lord wolsc-
lcy's dlscrete friends 20 explain under
their breath that the queen has been
suspicious Of him since his refusal to
20 TO Canada us viccroy. AMI that Lord
Roberts has been sent TO Copetown In
order to provide the duke Of connnSiTht
with high command In ireland. Che
best soldier n needed for an emergency
OF auprcmc importance, and the queens
ministerq have summoned him, heart
broken though he Vs. from the loss Of his
only son.
The ministry also required a vigorous
shaking mp and iB getting H. II is I'm
doubleday true that Lord wolscley wns
anxious TO mobilize an army corps 40
early 90 June or July. but the chancel-
Tor Of the oNchcquer Will not agree to
provide the money. aud Lord Lana-
dpwnc was not convinced that such an
action was eNpedlent or necessary.
Military men were furious when war
was brought on with the grass green
on the veldt for the Boer ponies and
the leading martineta have been dts
posed TO regard Sir Michncl Hicks
Bench ms the Jonah Of the ministerial
ship. Many old storlcn have pointed to
Mr.. Chamberlain as the real Jonah.
They assert that the ministers through
ont the negotiations took from him the
false cue that President Kruger would
certainly give way under steady prcs-
sure. and that even II he did not make
concegsloua would not make a genuine
lght. aud that th1rc would be at worst
not a war but military demonstration.
This ~ secret history M u u told by
men who know what has been going on
In the lnncrmost circles. a safe COM
mcntnry upon Il would be that Prcal-
dent Kruger and Stcyn brought on the
war ut their convenience. Just MS the
Dutch commanders have succeeded In
forcing the British generals 10 attack
them under conditions most favorable
to themselves. The old tories are always
railing at Mr.. Chambcrlalu. but. unlike
what II going on IN Africa. II N a
sham fight At the end " the
war hc VIII settle the African
question az he likes. for no other minis
ter viii Interfere with him.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-19
Supposed Dead Sian Alive.

Chicago, Dec. io.-Jolico Lieutenant
Thomas Howard was greatly surprised
last night to find a prisoner at the sta
ton who was supposed to be dead and
buried for over six months. The
prisoner gave his name as James Com
way The police say, however, that
his right name IN Kinney. and that no
is also known under the names OF Cam
cron. kinnehan and Conner. lie was
arrested Monday morning. When tho
prisoners were shown to the policemen
at roll call Lieut.. Howard at once rec
ognized Conway as James Kinney. who
was supposed to have been shot and
killed last March In u brawl at SO Hub
bard Court At the time the corpse
was Identified by n photograph sent to
tho Chicago police from the ST. Louis
authorities. The police were satisfied
that the dead man was Kinney. and the
body was buried.
The police are now at loss TO know
who they ordered buried last March.
An Investigation OF the case will he
made. The body OF tho unidentified
man win probably have to be dlsln-
TERED.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-19

Philadelphia, Dec. i9.-Thc Auditori-
um In the main building OF the recent
National Exposition Is prNounced by
Chairman Joseph IL. Hanl.y and II. c.
Payne. OF the subcommittee OF the
national Republican convention, as the
finest hall ever selected for u national
convention. II all the available space
II utilized the convention hail Will pro-
vide $1,000 square feet OF room.
For the accommodation OF newspaper
men II IL proposed to erect n platform
capable OF holding about 700 people.
halfway between the floor and the
level OF the stage. This VIII give the
newspaper men every opportunity TO
hear and zee.
MIR. Payne predicted a harmonious
convention and when asked MS to whom
he thought would be nominated for
vice president he said.
Sentiment around Wisconsin. and
IN fact. all through the West Is pro-
nounccd In favor OF Secretary OF WAR
Root. or course there II no doubt about
Mckinlcy's denomination, and | should
not be surprised 10 see both him and
Secretary Root named by reclamation"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-19
AN IMPORTANT CAPTURE.
Trcnehery OF Aguinaido - Had Moral
support OF Prominent AMI
.... Expnusionisis.

Now York. Dec. ia dispatch to the
Herald from Manila says:
Among the numerous valuable rec
ords OF the lnsurgent government which
have been captured by the Americans
Il " said there are numerous letters
from the Junta. These letters give the
outlines OF plan which had been
formed By the FilIplnos before the taxi
ing Of Manila TO secure arms and am
munition from the Americans with
which to fight them after Manila had
been captured. Other letters found
among the rebel archives Indicate tina,
AFuinaldo has had the active moral
support OF prominent undergraduates
In tile United States.
Gen. Otis viii forward these import
ant papers 10 the war department In
Washington.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-19
FELL IN ron CASH.
Chicago Electricians Descsndants OF u
Noble Hungarian Family.

New York, Dec. ig.-The World says:
Hugo Hunfalvy. a lawyer OF this city,
says there Is no possible question that
two electricians In Chicago. Il. 4. and
e. >. knroly, are heirs to an estate In
Hungary worth 100000 ilorins or about
$3.50 600. They never would have known
anything about II had not Count Alols
knroly. ambassador Of Austria Hun
gary 10 the court Of st. James. left Eu-
rope with ilorlska Frank. q young nc-
iress. and came to America. II was
through an effort to prove that Count
karoly. who died In London, leaving "a
large fortune. was relative. that the
knroly brothers discovered the fortune
awaiting them. They are not In any
way connected with Count Karoly's ia
Their The trouble came about by the
father Of the present heirs cutting him
self on from all communication with
hia family In Hungary and dropping his
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-19

family name. He was scion OF
noble family In Hungary who Uervcd
with Louis kossuth In the revolution OF
ISIS. and escaped TO this country. lie
called himself $. Knroly when he set
tied first In Albany ana began the
prnctlc OF medicine. In which profession
he had already gained distinction In
Hungary.
DR.. Karoiy married In Salem. prac-
tlccd In Baltimore. where his sons were
born, and removed TO Aurora, Ill. where
he died IN 1894.
shortly after his death his only sister.
who had inherited the estate. died In
her HON In Golollo. the faVorite rosl-
dence OF the Empress Elizabeth. who
was assaaslnntcd.
The administrator OF the estate OF
1900, COO norlns advertised far and wide
for the heirs, but the Karoly boys never
connected themselves with the Szonus-
sits.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-19
suiinn'. son-in-Law Ab.conds.

C0na,antinoplc. Dec. is.-The flight of
the sultan's son-in-lnw, Mahmud Pas
ha, Thursday. with his wlfo's Jewels
and nil the money he could collect, has
caused great sensation here.
IL has now been aHccrtalned that he
sailed for Marsellles ON steamer and
the Turkish government has tele-
grnphed to the French minister OF for
elgu affairs. NJ. pelcasso. asking for the
arrest OF Mahmud on arriving at Mar
settles and his return to Constantlnoplc
on the charge that he ~ implicated In
u plot to assasainate the sultan.
This accusation. however. is generally
dlscreditod. and II II believed the re-
fugec ls the victim OF an Intrigue.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-19
PASSENGER TRAINS COLLIDE.
10th Claimed Right Of Way. and Ten Per-
sons Were Hurt.

New Albany. Ind, Dec. is.-Engine
No. 10 OF the Air Line road and a
fcnnsylvania suburban train running
between Louisville and New Albany.
collided this morning near the outskirts
In this city The Pennsylvania train
consisted Of an engine ana two coaches
ana had 40 passengers. Ten were In.
jurcd. II Is not thought any Of them
are seriously hurt Both engineers
claim they were given the right OF way
by the nngman.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-19

Denver Col. Dec. io.-Thc Colorado
Museum OF Natural History haa been
organized and VIII be Incorporated.
John y. Champion. ]. a. Thatcher and
other Denver capitalists are promoters
OF the organization, and they have al
ready secured the famous collection OF
Rocky Mountain animals and birds OF
Prof Carter OF Breckenridge. Col..who
viii be curator OF the museum.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-19

Chicago. Dec. 19.-John W. II.
Thomas. one OF the best known oolorcd
lawyers In this city and the first col
orcd man to be elected to the lcgisla-
turo OF Illinois. died last night AT his
residence In this city. Besides being
regarded nB the wcalthlest colored per-
son In Chicago. Mr.. Thomas had been
FOR many years a character Of consld-
cradle local rcnown.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-19

American prisoners. including Lieut.;
Gilmore. are now In the hands OF the
United States troops. Lieut.. Col. Howae
ana Mai. Hunter have been opcrat-
Ing with email commands IN North
ilocoa province. ana II IN supposed that
one u these has effected the release OF
the Americans. The report has not yet
been verified
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-19
,a,,rce Report, Not Yet Confirmed
by official Dispatches
voRE OF METHUEN's LOSSES
..,.a,eement. from India - Cban'-
,,risin was the Jo""h--tho"Hh'
KRUGER would Not Fight.

,o,son. Dec. i9.--The war Office de-
~. either to confirm or contradict
=, - wort telcgraphcd by correspond
!, n the Daily Mail that Gen. Butler
=, erosscd the Tugela river and that
IL Me,huens communications have
lea cut.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-19

Tho usual S75 white Hemstltched
Table Set, cloth 2,s yards long and u
hemstitched Napkins. our price tnis
week per set
S5.65
Hcmstitched White pamask Dinner
Sets, silver bleached. yards pattern
cloths and IL hemlstltohcd Napkins to
match, regular price $500. What
sets would make and this week per set
only
S6.45
All our Drawn Work Hemstltched
Table Sets. All our fine pattern Sets
at Bargain Prices away beyond tho
ordinary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-19

90 fine fringed Linen Damask Table
Sets. satin finish, consisting OF one 2-S
yards long Table Cover and one dozen
Napkins, plain or fancy border, Each
set In Il box. The best $500 value you
ever saw. Priced this week per set
$2.85
20 sets OF the same quality as above
cloth 3l-3 yards long. Regular price
$3.50. Priced this week per set
S3.25
An elegant and SNOWY set OF White
Iemstitched Table Linen, . yards long
and ~ hemistltched Napkins. consld-
cred cheap at 500. Can be bought
here this week per set
S4.35
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-19

San Francisco. Dec. i9.--reports re-
ceived for this srason's' sugar crop In
the Hawaiian Islands gives the total
product as 2s2,s07 tons. which rs one
Of the largest IN years.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-19
Linen Table Sets
AS XMAS PRESENTS.

THE MOST USEFUL SENSIBLE HOLIDAY GIFTS TREMEN-
UNDERPRICEp.
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new York, Dec. iD.-Althourh Il Is
sssved by many that with the new call
MN The British government IL maxi
40, ior troops II viii make sim further
4, uons on British steamship lines
mo9pships, no word has yet boon
r s,vu by steamship agents OF such
n. w'.h being taken. At tho office OF
H." nlle STAG line. which has already
n.y. over three of It's steamers, the
IA Asug, the Britannia and the Cymrlc.
A.t british government, II was said
T,n,in another steamer wna taken Il
s,s DC the Teutonic. This would
nv, me ne with only two passenger
: .anssrs' the Oceanic and the German
"A, NV consequently II 10 not expected
hisr Wy more White Star shlps Will be
~ IN The near future.
ssis,me Cunnrd offices there IN no cx-
the I rn OF steamers being taken soon.
'.aa may be taken by tho Brltlsh gov
s,eht Tor troopshlps al any time tho
~ hleasos. II was said at the Gun
-, V,noss that several transports had
Mi, south Africa and were now on
Maln Wy bnck. 30 that continuous
Ned n'u been established and the
mi W more boats We're not no ur-
' IN IL WA a short time ago.
s,rvssso, Dec. ia special to the
M from the City OF Mexico says:
N o,ssunscrlptlon started In the Brit
IA o.sny mere In behalf OF the Widows
A. w ins of British soldlers killed In
ssdy s W with the Transvaal. has al
'''ched tho sum Of $500.
'1bgSoo Dec, ia dispatch to the
IN from London says:
le N.Y., Is general Impression that
h MT KIT oiileo has been conducted In
wo1o,y,rest OF what is known ns the
aol Nv Fang" ard that II needs n
lon ~ '1Hlng up. Certainly the selec-
bh., Lord Wolseley's rival, Lord
lgb,als' The best Of all the Indian
NJ w II rebuke to the headqunr-
~ ,t'otltes. who have been manage
aitsbye. campaign and making serious
ttes '9hn Ardagh. head OF the intellI-
ccui,epartment, may have furnished
saiis,pra list OF the Boer artillery
ase nv tor war. but the stan IN that
,rtor 'an acted strangely In sending In
hera suhs to the scat OF war when
"S'e howltzer batteries within
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-05-28
State News Items

The Telegram learns directly from Il
gentleman who is interested, beng one
of the chief promoters of the new con-
cssfii. that a new hotel is to be erected
in Greensboro at no distant date. 1t
lis to cost 100000. of which S2250O
has already been subscribed. As soon
as $4,000 has been subscribed work on
the building will be commenced and
pushed to rapid mpletion.-Greens-
boro Telegram.
Judge Common received a genuine sur
prise this morning. y committee
waited on him and presented a hand
some gold headed ebony walking stick.
! The gold head is of elaborate design
and on it is engraved: Judge II. q.
Common. Election 1898" This gift is
from the Democrats of his community.
Wilson News.
The toll bridge company yesterday
evening gave the contract for the steel
bridge across the Yadlin river to the
Virginia Bridge and Iron Company OF
Roanoke, Va The bridge will be zoe
feet long. 1t is to be built during the
summer months. and work will begin
on the structure at the earliest possible
moments Salisbury Sun.
There is talk of extending the Con
cord and Aberdeen Railroad through
to Mooresville.
A part of the Mann Arlington Mill
was run for five days last week on
dump and low grade ores. The pro-
duct made Il nice bar of gold. weigh
ing nearly one pound and Ia half. The
mill is rapidly being put in good work
ing condition and ore lodes being open
cd up for steady, legitimate mining.
Some wonderfully rich ore was found
last week at Culpepper mines. 1t
Slowed gold in every piece broken. De
yelopments are being rapidly pushed all
along the line.-Rocky Mount Argo-
naut.
Mr.. NJ. r. Bynum, of Catawba coun-
ty. who was in Statesville this week,
told the Landmark that he is one of Il
family of seven children. four sons and
three daughters. all of whom are living.
and the Youngest member of the family
us in his Goth year. The family was
raised in Catawba county, and are the
children of the late John Gray Bynum.
who was a native of CASTOR, and all OF
them except one. who lives in Georgia,
are still residents of Catawba.
The county commissioners met an
agent here a few days ago and purchas-
ed about $4,000 worth of the latest road
machinery. including a steam shovel
and n rock cruSher.-Way COu-
lier.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-05-28
WHERE HEALTH AND
PLEASURE WAIT
In the Picturesque Hills of
the Dan.
NEAR CRAG AND STREAM
NESTLES THE SPLENDID PIED
MONT SPRINGS HOTEL.
NEAR CRAG AND STREAM
WITH ALL THE RESORT ACCESSORIES
Waite Of the Springs Unsurpassed in Health
Giving Qualities. The Resort Yearly
Growing in Popularity Under
Manager Halliburton.

Piedmont Springs, \. c., May 90
tSpecal.)-If you have never been
here, pack your grip and come.
Ii YOU are we'll come. for you
will have a good time and will go
away with. regret. Ii You are sick,
come by all means, because | know thar
this climate. this water. this scenery will
cure you.
The scenery is beyond compare!
The springs are situated at the base of
the Suaratown Mountains, about two
and one-half miles from Danbury, the
county seat of Stokes.
They are hedged about by magnificent
hills and towering mountains. Moore
Knob, Hanging Rock and the Three SIS.
tiers, spurs of the Suaratown MoEufains,
with their deep gorges and lofty bouldefs,
loom up grandly among the clouds I'M
mediately in front of the hotel From
their SUBMITS beautiful views of the
surrounding country can be had Inc
Blue Ridge stretches out in panoramic
view as far as the eye can see.
Pilot Mountain is in full view. There
are two cascades, beautiful to look upon
and a constant source of delight and
wonder to the visitor.
AS one stands on the lofty summit of
Moore's Knob, which is readily accessi-
bic on horseback or in wagons, and looks
out upon the far-spreading Beautiful
Hills of Dam" with Pilot Mountain be-
meath him in the distance, and beyond
and all around. hills, hills. everywhere.
with nesting towns between and beauti-
full homes dotting their crests and de-
clines, with the Dan river winding in
and ont among them, one feels that, in
deed,
Here Natures God hath toughest
wrought.
Here springs the purest fountains;
Here long ago the Titans fought
And hurled for missiles mountains"
TIE SPRINGS.
But to get down to a connected story
and facts about this charming spot:
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-05-28
Nervous Women

Weak nervous women who feel all
played out Twill find Barium Rock
Spring Water an excellent tonic and in
vigorator. Women as rule get little
sympathy for their troubles, which are
peculiar to their delicate nervous Organi-
zation.
BARIUM ROCK SPRING WATER
Seems to have been put upon earth as
IL special gift to women. Thousands of
women have drank of it and felt new
Joy in life. The use Of it relieves women
of those dragging pains and weakening
drains that make this lives miserable.
1t restores them to perfect health and it's
beneficial effects begin to be felt at once.
Every woman to whom this applies
should write us today. All letters con
filential Booklet free.
Mrs. NJ j. UPSHUR, Norfolk. Va:
/ found the Barinm Rock Spring
Water delightful to the palate and heal
ing to the body.
10 gallons freight prepaid $500. Re
NIT express order on Troutmans. \. &.
BARIUM ROCK SPRING MINERAL
WATER CO.
BARIUM SPRINGS, y. c.
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Is Bottle. For Sale at All Well Stocked

neople of the State. And on the hill OPP
posite the hotel are cottages erected ana
owned by such men as J. G. Buxton,
ESQ. Col. J. NJ Galloway, DIR. A. q.
Jones, ]. w. Smith, of Greensboro, and
many others.
1t is regret that | have not the tiEe
and space to dwell more fully on this
spot that nature has done so much for.
But, if you have not already done so,
you will go there, for it is rapidly be-
coming the Mecca of sojourners ait'i
pleasure and health. All OF us are look
ing for the former and some of us for
both.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-05-28

1t lies apart from the throbbing mart.
Its nearest railroad station, Walnut
Cove. is twelve miles distant This sta
ton is at the intersection of the {. f. "
Y. V. and the n & w. Railroads, and is
from Winston. There is a splendid
hack service from the station to the
springs, and what delightful ride it is.
can't forget that span of spanking
grays that took me out. Across the
bridge and through the growing little
city of Walnut Cove we sped.
The first half of the drive is a compa-
ratively level road through fields of
wheat and tobacco. The last half is a
tortuous mountain way, though none the
less delightful, for it is novel, beautiful
and perfectly safe.
The way lay through Danbur.7. little
old-faslioned mountain town stuck upon
the hillside overlooking the Dan river far
below. Two miles farther up the river
after an extra long pull up winding
hill. Just as the sun had settled benin
the mountains. we We're brought sudden
~ in front of large hotel surrounded
By long piaZzas. And this is Piedmont
Springs.
A SPLENDID HOTEL.
And here dispenses welcome that jovial
'bonniface, Mr.. w. =. Halyburton. ably
assisted by his charming wife. And ne
has a splendid house.
1t is modern and commOdious build
ing, equipped with electric bells, water
works. closets and bathrooms, furnished
throughout with superb furnlture-the
most comfortable of beds, commodious
parlors. wide corridors, broad sheltered
porticos, swinging hammocks and easy
chairs. \ magnificent ballroom, and
billiard and pool-room are contiguous to
the hotel on one side. and a splendid ten
pin alley on the other, convenient to the
springs. The dining room and kitchen
are superbly furnished and the table is
supplied with every variety OF mountain
fare and market delicacy, served by the
best of cooks. And the splendid tele-
phone connection and efficient mail
service are deserving of notable men
ton.
The season here does not open until
the first of June, but a few guests have
already come in. and / hear reports of
good times ahead There is music and
dancing. sightseeing and fishing the sea-
son through.
A WONDERFUL WATER.
The analysis of the water shows it 70
possess wonderful medicinal qualities
1t has never been extensively advertised
but years ago, before a hotel was built
here people came from long distances
in wagons and camped on the hills
around the springs, and drank the
waters. Its fame is spreading. and
some day this spring will be known
throughout the land.
am told that some wonderful cures
have been effected here. People, old and
feeble. men. overworked and run down
women suffering from female troubles
have come here and gone away with
only memory of their former
ills. If it was in the province OF TINS
article to do SO. | could print testlmona-
al after testimonial from people benent-
ted by the water. But it is Mr. Haiy-
hurton's business TO give you details.
PROMINENT PEOPLE.
1t is splendid and sociable set oil
people who come here. They are the best