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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1899-02-07
WILMINGTON. n. c.
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1899.
RELIGIOUS EDITORIALS FOR
SUNDAY

Rev. DR.. Moses D. Hoge said mem
orable things. Once he let Out this wise
thought: That which is morally wrong
cannot be politically right" That is alb
~solutely, invincibly and eternally true.
He again said our government had
given "the bullet to the Indian and the
ballot to the negro"
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1899-02-07

Senator Cafrey gives notice that he
will offer an amendment to the river
and harbor bill appropriating 81. O0O.-
600 for the improvement of the south
west pass of the Mississippi river SO as
TO make a ship channel thirty-fve feet
in deoth.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1899-02-07

.Never a battle with wrong for the
right;
Never a contest that He doth not fight;
Lifting above us His banner so white;
Moment by moment I'm kept in His
sight"
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1899-02-07

The Charleston. s. c. heavy battery,
a volunteer company recruited at the
outbreak Sf aostilities last spring. was
mustered out OF service Saturday.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1899-02-07

TERMS Jt 5UBSC nlrrIOa
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-27
TOKEN OF ESTEEM.
! Mr.. Waller Smith Presented with u Hand
| some Watch by tho Islaclsxniias.

I'hc blacksmiths at the shpyard last
night presented Mr.. Walter Smith, the
popular time keeper. with n handsome
gold watch as 4 token of their esteem
ana appreciation Of his merits
The gift was entirely uneXpected and
was the more appreciated by Mr. Smith
for this reason The informal presen-
tation took place in the rooms of the
Huntington Republican League Club.
and was witnessed by all OF the men
of that department.
The watch is handsomely engraved,
there being IN it an inscription con
tanning the u" mo or the owner and thu.
facts connected With the Gift. After. the
presentation. refreshments were served
and the cvsning i.:errily ana pleasantly,
spent With songs. recitations anl al
dresses.
Mr.. Smith has accepted 4 position On
II Giande DuGh csse. and will leave
Friday morning for Boston via IN, NJ.
q Nj. LINE. He has been Very popular
with The men 3: the yard, an.l he and
his wife Garry With them no. only the
best wishes Of the 'acn but also III 1ha
officials. Mr.. j. J. FIolzbarh who
has been acting as Weighmastrr. sue
cceds Mr. saith.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-27
My.tic Chain Elects oricers,

Newport News Lodge No. 1o4
knights of the Mystic Chain. held a
largely attended meeting last night il,
the lodge room of the Citizens and Ma.
rine Bank building Forty-ninc new
members were installed. and pcrmanenI
officers we're elected as follows:
Communications Fl. Ruth.
Past Commander--Dr. II. Y. Styl
Vice Commander and Lodge rhysi-
cian-iDr. j. Il. Person
Nhapain-'Dr F. y. Willis.
Recorder-D. w Chapman.
Ireasurer-lcol f. w. Huffman
Marshal-H. w. Booker
Guard-'Dr. r. J. -Applewhite.
Sentry-'W. W. Caskcy
The newly orsa niZcd lodge now has 4
membership of a15.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-27
Epidemic OF Crime in Several
States.
ONE LYNCHlNG AyERTED
Negro iap:st Tnkan to savannah tor SAT-,
keeping, Under Guard OF Nlllit!n
Judge Lynch Claims IL Victim
In aIissiseii ri.
IfN TclNcranh J.

RAlNliEll';;t,. GA. Iuly oG.-On ac-
c"'l!i of IN" excited state of The PEG
PIE nero. sheriff Patterson tonight took
J'hll Williams. the negro rlnisy in Jail
mere. ANA whose lie has been clultlp,t.l
'"f ny 4 mob for two days. 10 Thomas
vii" Tor safe keeping. Under guard nt'
the Two companies nf militia. which ar
rived here this morning ANA between
lines of jccring people. the negro was
taken To the depot ana put aboard q,
f'ant lire TRAIN. due to arrive in Thorn
;i.sNill" ut 4 +. M There is some talk
nf i'hr mob going to Thn,nasvillc bu:
J. ms is not taken in any seriousness ana
IT Is thought tbs. trouble is over
The action of the lcatlin" citizens OF
I ne town late last night in confronting:
ne mob as it marched to the Jail saved
the life OF Williams. The lynchin. par
~. with dynamite and telegraph poles
lor plttcrlnE rams, WilS on its way to
he Jail when Judge Bower and two
either gentlemen stopped the mob and
plead with them tn let the law take lis
course. Judge Bower .l,rumised {, slc-
Ella! term 70 try Williams and promised
Si.eedy Justice After some replies from
members of the mob they finally dis
ban9t.d and tho night WAS passed in
quiet
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-27
President OF Dominican Republic
Victim of an Assassin.
HIS SLAYER STILL AT LARGE
vice-Presidcnt General wencnslao Figu-
ero Assumes Direction of A frairs. Ca, m
ness Prevails Throughout tho Island,
Energetic Pursuit of Murderer.
(Ey Tolecrauh)

FORT DE, FRANCE. ISLAND OF
MA'iTi NlQtf1. July 2G.-t;eneral ulisas
llrl'rciN. president Of the dominican re-
public. NILS ass;lSsinatcd at Poca san
TO Domingo. at half past four o'clock
this afternoon
The name of the murderer is Ramon
Cacrros. lie succeeded in making his
escape. but an energetic pursuit was at
once begun ana it is probable he Will
soon be captured.
Vice President General Wencoslao
fiSucro upon the announcement Of the
Presidents death. assumed the direc-
ton OF affairs.
present calmnesS prevails every
whore in the republic.
The remains OF President TfeureuN
will probably be taken to Snnto Donlin-
go for the funeral services.
NO rFFItIAL INFORMATION.
WASHINGTON. July 2G.-No infor-
nation was received UP to $40 O'Clock
tonight from the consular representa-
tives OF the United states in San DO.
n.inso regarding the assassination there
Of President Hcurcux.
Pending official advices Of the assas-
sinatinn. no formal action will be taken
by this government Hon. w. r. Pow
ell. the minister to HaNti. is also charGe
daTaires tn Santo Domingo while this
government is directly rcrescntcd in this
republic in the person of Campbell T..
Maxwell who is consul general, ana
John Il. Read, who is vice consul. OH
ci;ilS here recall that attempts have
been made heretofore on the life Of Mr.
lleureuX Secretary Hay paid Il BRIEF
tribute to the work of the deceased
President. saying he understood that ne
mad given the country 4 good admins
trati0n.
Secretary Long said he could not re-
can that there We're any ships OF the
United States navy now in San Domin-
/ go waters.
Should the developments Of the next
rev dlys snow feeling of unrest and
! uncertainty regarding the future az
fairs Of the island Il United States man
or war will be despatched td that VI
rinity TO look out for the protection OF
American interests.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-27
N1OOTrD ESTION SETTLED.
Secretary Long Iasnes Upon as Naval
bureau Controversy.
(By Teleeraph.)

tWL\S1IlEC;7 ON, July 30 Secretary
Long has passed upon the long pending
and rather personal differences which
lharc existed among the heads Of the va
'rious naval bureaus. concerning the
building Of new ships, ana rs Il result Il
new order. to be known as special order
No. 81. will appear in !; day or 50
amending. the present system. The
matter has aroused considerable feel
ing amnng the naval officers ana the
board of construction has divided into
majority and minority clements. ath
presenting reports rs to what should
be done. The main point has ,becn the
extent Of authority and responsibility
of the chief constructor and the desir-
ability of having his bureau pass upon
the proposals Of all other bureaus, in
the building, arming and etluipping Of
new ships Secretary Herbert placed
the responsibility almost entirely with
the chief constructor. as To all parts of
the ship and the snip rs Il whole. and
this order. known as 433. has been the
subject of difference.
The new order follows in the main the
languages Of the III one. but some
changes in the text are made which
Will work considerable variation in the
system. Section is changed 50 as to
omit the designs of Ill ships from the
responsibilities charged upon the chief
constructor. Heretofore he has been
charged With the responsibility FOR
the designs. structural strength and
the ability" of al! ships. Sections ; and
also are changed 50 that the chief
constructor, in passing upon proposed
changes Of design. equipment, etc. is
authorized Ia state objections $50 far
as relates TO matters under cosnizance
of said burcauh The other Eur.a,ls
also are rcrnirsIl 10 confine their ohjcc-
tons 70 matters under their own bn-
reau The general effect of the new
rule ar:'ears TO be in the line Of giving
each bureau larger measure of re-
sPchslblllty Owe affairs directly UNI
der it.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-27
RIOTlSG At EVANSVILLE.
Situation at the N1lnes Considered En-
tr In1y Grave.

EVANSVILLE. IND. July 2G.-Riot-
irS prevailed at two of the local mines
today. AS the colorcti non-union ,Miu-
crS employed at the First Avenue lnir
came from work they were met hy :,
crowd Of small boys. who followed the
miners for Il block and kept up Il con
tinila Yell. Finally he negroes TURN
C! and pulled their pistols. They tirs.!
several Shots into the crowd but no
one was hurt. The boys jumped b2Il;n,i
trees and telephone poles for proloI.-
ton. There We're several hundred poo
Pie ON the seen" ana may of them ra!-
l:tl WincneStcrS. The police tlSnerse,i
III" crowds with difficulty. Nearly / .no
people gathered at the John In3i..r
rhine. and when the negro miners stop
Ped work they We're surrounded i,r
strikers and sympathizrrs. Both union
end non-unlon men carry arms. ami it
is impossible for the officers to diSar!:,
them. The Wife Of one of the strikers
| r1adc m attack on John 1ngltc the
| owner or the mine. and struck him over
the head With an empty powder can.
The noE-union miners rushed through,
the line and We're brought to the eli :
| on 4 tug boat. The men pa,.,ie,l the
streets With their arms and the police
made no rnrt to stop thcm.ff Mayor
Akin issued a proclamation tonight for
bidding the miners from parading The
streets The situation is extremely
grave tonight. and the officers find
themselves unable to contro! it, Tn.
negro miners at the First Avenue mine
say they will take Winchcstcrs VIII,
then :S they so to work in thu morn
ing.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-27
CONSTITUTIONAL a ,1ENDMENT.
Senator Stewart To Introduce Important
Legislative in the n. xt Congress.
: L u.


WASlIlNGTG'E. July Senator
Stewart, It Nevada. said today that.
in order I" ohviatc the apparent neccs-
SltN OF an amendment To the cnnstiti-
ton To insur" at all times n full repre- :
scn,"tinn OF states in The Emitted States
SENATE. h" would at tho. next session Of
Congress, offer relief by legislation
which. The senator SAYS may prove
satisfactory. He proposes that the fol
lowing paragraph u" added To the en-
81 section 70. title :. chapter |. of The
Revised Statutes:
IF on the third Tuesday after the or
2anizati"n Of the legislature no person
has received such m;ljori.y thru On
that day. VI on any Succeeding d:,v tho,
person receiving Il plurality of the votes
cast. 4 majority of all the nrmi, rs
elected TO both Houses being present
ana voting" shall be declared elected :
This. he believes. Will meet the neccs-
stiles of the case ana insure the election
or IL United states Senator in every
state ut the time of the specified time
by law.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-27
WILL NOT FIGHT FuK Fun.
Jeffries Says lie In In the Puglintic Game
for the Cain.
(By TvloGraloh.)


NEW YORK. July 2G-1a:nas ].
Jenries the rugilist. arrived today in
this city. after . pleasant tour across
the country. The big fellow will sail for
Europe tomorrow On the New German
Liner FuerSt bismarck. He is il,
prime condition for his contests with
Charley -litchcI ana Jem Smith which
are 10 take place abroad within a f,rt-
night
Jcffrias will return here uoou, Sep
tcmber 49, when he Will 80 into train
ing It .Ashucy i'ark for his fight Wiz
Sharkey.
The sailor" said Jcffries, "has bee.
doing considerable talking a;,a,.t how
quickly ne will polish me off whe, -.
meet don't say will PEA han in 4
punch. in four rounds or anything, of
that sort. Sharkey is big. strong fell
low and has 4 chance to beat ne, 81;
think l will get the decision when We
meet
Regarding the talk about fight be-
tween himself and Mccoy. Jeffries said
ne did not consider the '.Kd" in his
class
'iMclCoy," said he, SIS a good clever
middle weight but has no chance
against heavy-wcights. If Mccoy.
'lp"cNeI. iLSlSlS on Il 1natch With me he
can obtain it. provided that he will
agree that the winner take all. I am
not in the fighting game for fun +
want to get all the money out of the
game there is in it while 1 am on TOP.
When some fellow comes along ana
beats me I want to have bank ac-
count on hand. 4 beaten fighter is not
OF much account unless he has money
in the bank"
M1I'RFcY YEAR FOR mccoy.
DAVENPORT. la, July 26.-Kid Nc.
Coy. tanned and healthy looking, ar
rived here today to remain until Au-
gust 10. when he will meet Tom Dug
gan of Australia. and Jack Graham.
Of Pittsburg in five round bouts. the
same evening. Harry Harris viii go
twenty rounds against Joe Huguelet.
of Chicago, the same night. Mccoy
says:
Good hours and regular living will
be my reliance instead Of training in
the future. This is my last years;
fighting" said he. land 7 want to make
it merry one. I prefer Jeffrics to any
one else. TT Fitzsommins won't fight
for the middle-weight Championship I
Will claim it aud meet all. corners. Cor
bett. Maher, Sharkey ana the rest
know where to find me-"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-27
Americans Victorious in An
other Engagement.
VOLUNTEERS COMING H0Mf
San Francisco With Some T1onps and
tho Grant aud Sheridan VIII
Follow in Few Days.
(Hy Tel. grarh.)

W->sIT Nt|rON. July 2G.-Thrne ca
tl4 messages from General otis wnr"
received 1T the War bcp;, rtmrnt today.
one reports another engagement with
bandits r ccbu. in which the .Nm"ri-
can forces We're victorious. 1T is as fol-
lows:
Following from C,bu to-day: Ban
dts in ccbu mountains rnbbing and inn
pressing coast towns. ON Monday
Lieut. Moore. With detachment Twenty
ttlru infantry. While scouting in noun
tains, fired upon from strongly fortified
positions one private killed, name not
given. NO other c:lusaltirs. ICnemN'S
loss five bandits killed seven captured :
Another refers to the organization of
the volunteer regiments in the Philip
pines rs follows: Bell has enlisted
about 400 men. Wallace still south.
has about 400. Locket now cnlistin.;
has over 400 applications, which arr.
coming in rapidly. Might raise here an
audltlo1lal regiment. exclusively volun-
te:.rs."
Col. Bell, referred, to in the dispatcl,.
is in command of the Thirty-sixth in
fant,y and Col. Wallace of the Twenty
seventh Colonel l-ocket is in command
OF the cavalry regiment Which is to be
raised in the Philippines.
VOLUNTEERS RETURNING HOME.
The third despatch SAYS: storm las
ahat"d. sherman coaleu: leaves today
with all troops California; Grant be-
ing coaled: leaves in about four d:Ss,
With troops North Dakota. Wyoming
ard Idaho. Minncsota's preparing 10
leave on Sheridan soon as transport can
be unluadrd and coaed. Other vnlun-
teer organizations leave as soon as
i transports are ;Nailable.
General Otis has been cabed to send
the volunteers home as RAPIDLY as pos
sble. it being the desire of the Prcsi-
dent TO have no delay in the matter
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-27
TRIAL OF THE BAKERS.
Warning Kentucky Factions on BETTER
Terms ThanE.er.

!, BATsBoURsvILLII.I Ky. July Go
ne Gay county Clans are gathering
mere for the trial Of Wiley and James
lsaker, which is set for tomorrow ".
Among the arrivals are John and
Daugh White and James F. Marcum.
VINO are interested in the prosecution
OF the bakers. The Baker Howard
White factions are on iettei- terms TO-
night than for many years. II is SAID
that compromise is being effected ana
II It goes through Wiley and James
Baker will not be prosecuted II the
FACTIONS arc armed there is no n,licl-
tion Or 1t and a peaccable settlement Of
the Clay county war is expected
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-27
Is-ce Pastponed.

NEWPORT. r. l.. July 26-It was
announced today by the racing commit
Tee Of the Newport Yacht Racing As
s,"!ation that the association has been
'.pllScd 70 abandon the race arranged
Tor Saturday between Columbia ana
defender. owing to the fact that the
1"i'imbia,s steel mast will not be ready
!, The race will be sailed next week.
~. me committec has not been able
|" determine the date
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-27
HGMEyyARD BOUND.

MANILA July 2G.-12:23 p. N-rhe
transport sherman sailed today for san
Francisco Via Na.asaki and Yokohama
With the California! infantry. consistin.
OF IS officers ana $50 mon; two batteries
Of the California heavy artillery, . OIL
Gers ana S6 men and 2l3 discharged SOL
dIcrS OF other regiments.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-27
Wanted TnT.,rYnnijon.

Mr. Thomas T. Russell. of Accon1ass
jnu:clal district arrived in the ci.vs
tuesday and called on Commissioned Of
Revenue NJ. t. Jones.
Mr. Russell came to obtain inforn,,
ton for his list of vessel property own
Ell in his district. While here he viii
secure data about all or the vessels
owned in Newport News and Warwick
county
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-27
TWO GAMES At CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, July oG.--,rhc Reds
played miserable ball behind Hawlcy
IN the lrst game and could not hit Will
RS. ! ne second s:line WIS 4 pitchcr:'
nittle between Philips and young
l'ail''N. winch the former Won after 10
innings Of great playing. IIawl.y
struck ut Tcnny during the first game,
because the latter colided with him o..
ne h;,S ara latter hit Duffy in the face.
iNttehulhcc 4:o2o
tIEsST GAME.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-27
On THE DIAMOND.
Results OF Yesterdays Games In the Ma
'i"nmi and Atlantic Leagues.
ST. LOUIS. i; NEW YORK. 3.
STANDING; OlE TIE CLUES

ST. LOUIS. July 2G-St Louis made
il three straight With New York today.
1t WAS 4 contest full Of sensational
plays. Blake, Ivy q remarkable throw
from center. cut off Gleason ut the
llate in tn" eighth inning. Seymour
was very Wild Attendance. 200,
Score: RTI.E
st. Louis ... - 0 90 II S /
New York ...... = . 0 90 O o O.; 10 l
batteries: Young and O'Conncr; ScS-
mOur ana Warner
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-27
Vessels Arrived.

Steamer Ethel Radcliffe (Rr), Jen-
kinS. New Orleans
Steamer, Thoriisa Br), Bell, rener-
life.
Steamer. Kcemun (Bro. Nickel. Gas
Schooner, Olcott, Providence.
Schooner Foster. OLD Point.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-27
PITTsHUr,G. S: WAsIIINc;rOtN /
PEIIL.'A q: CHICAGO :

CHICAGO. July 2G-Merte's muff Of
an easy fly in the first presented the
PhlllleS with two runs as Il starter.
They made two nlOl,. in the fifth hv
good hitting ANA were never head ID
clinchnG the victory With three runs in
The seventh. Attendance ZOO.
Score: RHE
chicago ........ ! 0 0 0 0 , 0 o. Q 3
Philadelphia -. . 0 0 0 0 3 0 o. Ii 4
BATTERIES: Taylor and Donahue; Don
ohuc ana AIcFarland
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-27
5,4oa VOLUNTEERS DSP(y1 i III

WASHIN;;TCN. July 26.-Returns re-
ccivcd today BY Colonel Ward the o.
ficcr in charge of the recruiting service,
show that tlI recruits We're enrolled for
the new volunteer regiments yesterday,
making the total enrolment to date
1.iNl
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-27

form on which labor candidates can Ia
nominated.
"ion are therefore earnestly invited
to have two Representatives Of Your
body in attendance ut this conference"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-27
waath.r Forecast.

WASHINGTON. July 2s.-Forecas !.
LOT Nir.inia-P Partly cloudy ana warmer
ihus sdaN With showers on the coast;
tair Friday; variable Winds
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-27
Dreyfns with Fever.
(RT Tc!rcranhl


PARIS. July 2G.---Thc Petit Journal
says that Captain Dreyfus is i'll with
fever and that his condition is serious
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-27
Vessels Sailed.

Steamer Ruenavent,ra, Boston.
steamer usS (Br), Hurry Port An
steamer. Ethel Radcliffe. (Br.), Rot.
terilam'
Schooner. Weaver, Savannah.
schooner. Brown. New Haven
Barge. Fawn, Providence.
barge. City of Atlanta, New Haven
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-27
Appointed POSTMASTER !, s,ni,n0,
lBy Telegraph,

WASHINGTON. July 2GE-The Prcsi
dent today appointed the following
postmasters: Snithfield Va. Benjamin
n =; Say; Marion, $. g, Leonard z.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-27

ATLANTIC LEAGUE RESULTS.
Isichmond-Newarl. no game; rain.
Wi!kcsbarre. 0; Reading, 8.
Lancaster. 13: Allentown. 2.
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but those who had not departed enter
ed the house and enjoyed themselves
as well.
A delicious lunch was provided by q
caterer from Boston. 1t consisted Of
salads. ices, fruits ana cakes. The
tables looked very attractive before the
lunch was served for all the arts Of the
caterer had been expended in arranging
pretty and attractive designs with the
ices
The Governor ana Council were
guests as well as the labor commits
sioners. although the reception was
especially for the commissioners. A
large number Of Augusta people and
many Of the State officials We're pres
ent. The visiting labor commissioners
We're delighted with the hospitality
shown and will ever have a pleasant
recollection Of their visit t. Maine and
especially Or. and Mrs. Hnl's recep-
ton at the Blaine mansion.
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A PLEASANT EVENING.
Dr.. and Mrs. Hill Entertain Labor Commits
sioners at the Blaine Mansion.

The historic Blaine mansion was the
scene. last evening. of the most bril-
liant social event of the summer when
DR. and Mrs. John +. Hill entertained
the national labor commissioners, who
are holding their annual meeting in
this city. The whole house was thrown
open and everybody thoroughly enjoy
ed themselves for DR.. ana Mrs. Hill are
the prince Of entertainers.
DR.. and Mrs. Hill with Col Carol d.
Wright. United States labor commits
sioner and president of the convention,
received the guests. The affair was en-
tirely Informal and the guests wander
ed ar will through the spacious
grounds which We're prettily lighted
with japanese lanterns and electric
lights. Seats had been placed
al convenient points about the lawn
and here the guests reclined while they
listened to the music furnished by Den
mis- Orchestra Unfortunately a shower
came up during the evening and inter
fered with the outdoor entertainment
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Spent a Good Farm Doctorial.

Mr. A. n. NOEL OF Ashervilie, Kan
sas, says he spent a good farm doctor
ing himself for chronic diarrhoea but
got no relief and was afraid that h
must die. He CHANGED to get hold OF a
bottle of Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy and was per-
manently cured by it. For sale by
Jno. Coughlin, III Water St, druggist
m,w.f,tf
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Take the Prescription
that no one else can fill to
Howditch e. Webster
CITY OF AUGUSTA.
NOTICE OF TAX COLLECTOR.

NOTICE OF TAX COLLECTOR.
Nv order of the city council: all taxes
assessed for the year 1899 shall be due ana
ns,a,,ahia r. the collector on the 10th day of
August. 1899, provided that the collector
NAV require payment of all poll and per.
sonal taxes Immediately after the Date OF
nau,,nItment An abatement or discount
of Ihtue per cent shall be allowed on all
taxes Voluntarily paid to the collector on
or before August 10. 1879, anc interest," a.
ali taxes remaining unpaid Oct l, 1899.
from that date. ~
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