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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-24

CHICAGO, Nav - With \ esoststtxM-
.iesn ef 81 sss AT the Cssscsxe iannsrv ssasn-
saesi stock market The ntasE.e..tgae ~ ~
new eoassra sas sssssssf tasasx II II el.sr,
ID that sessats~ssss eas Of aea sseargs ta1,,.,s
RIGS IL ssatsea&e 81. 8adsr eaAse@ce ~ s,ks~-
shsse Ths FeFstaisissfYs tie pfSu4sssys xaw
stf To compelled Within sslers sfn,, -
come into the consolidation
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-24

National Conference ut Cincinnati
Hears destructive Reports.

session today OF the twenty-sixth national
conference OF charities and corrections the
report OF the committee on care Of the
feeble-nlinded and epilept.cs was made. Sew
eral addresses were made on this report
and TT recommendations.
The American MedIco Philosopological
began here today. This body IL composed
Of the medical superintendents and the
medical assistants Ia insane asyiums
throughout the United States ard Canada.
Bishop Potter and DIR. F.. G. Janeway well
coined the visiting superintendents Presi-
dent Hard made the annual address. The
meeting viii continue Friday.
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TRIBUTE TO ADMIRAL. scmLEY.
mere ~ Santiago Compelled Co Make
Tive Speeches at 0maha.


OMAHA. Nay sa~~T'he tribute ~ respect
ann admiration that Omaha people have
bc~n paying To Rear Admira: schiev tlur
Ing thu past few DAYS reached It's cuimina-
ton tonight al Royd's opera house when
the admiral. ~ the guest of Gen ManGsr
eon. occupied a box 10 witness Richard
MAnsneld's Production az sssyrano a. R.sr-
geNur" The admiral entered the theas ssr
about ten minutes before the curtain rose
Ard the immense audience rose and che~ss
I'd In the echo. He responded ~ the
greeting by eewinH bat that Was not sur
dctenf. ~ the audience kept up the APP
psause until hs rosc and made a brief
speech
AZ the close NJ the FIRST act the ovation
began again and continued for fully ten
minutes. II eufuinassss when Mayor
Moore stepped on the stage ana proposed
sAree cheers for the hsr1 az Santiago. The
resfsO0se nearly raised the rssaf and Srhiey
had "a make another speech.
II was a fuii dress affair ana IRE hos,-s.
WAS crowded 30 taa doors es the beat psss.
pie ot Omaha
The admiral aJst PARTY leave tomorrow
Ter Denver and salt Lake.
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WEALTHY NATIVE sU1aEsDERs,

Uestasie. = rtlipans congressman,
Delivers Ht1ssIf - Anesieans.
MANILA, May A--Rostario. . Filipino
congressman. = wealthy resident OF Manila.
formerly Agulualdo's coinmissary general.
accompanied by an insurgent captain.
called npon Gen. Otis today. and announced
that they desired to surrender their per-
cons and property into the hands OF the
Americans The surrender was arranged
b. Chaplain Pierce Of the Fourteenth reg
imeat. who knew Rostario hefore the war.
According to the story told BY RostAxio.
Gen. Luna Is absolute dictator and Aguia-
aldo fears him. Every Filipino leader. i,
= added. suspects thetoihers Of treachery.
The recent meeting Of the Filipino con.
gross was to secure new cabinet, ana the
question OF peace was not formally con-
ssdered. az the members feared LunA.s dis
pleasure.
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so,p ro rnE CHICAGO a AIrox.
81 leats. e.orta Il Northern nfapos
ed ef For ras.oeo, GOO.

NEw YORK Nav g III was stated m,
Wall street. today 1fst official .nfarsnatscn
had been T~zsstvns ne she reported sale
OF TIE ST LOUIS. rserss Northern 10
the Chicago & Alien sasA. "Details wvfe
nss given. hsst something ike 81 90 Ss.l
Was sa.a To have been 'avelvsd IN shs
srafsxx csson.
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VIGTORIA'S EYESIGHT BAD.
Operates for Cataract Reported to
he Inevitable-An Experts
Opinion.

LONDON, May 23-Truth today. in spite
Of semi.o1acial statements to the contrary.
insists that an operation for cataract on
the queens eyes Is inevitable. II says:
's4he queen has just consulted Prof. Pa
Tenstecker. OF Wiesbaden, who guarantees
the success Of the operation and opines
the queen win entirely regain the excellent
Gight she possessed until recently"
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'HAMLETn CAUSES A DUEL.


PARIS. May "a duel has been fought
between Catullo Mendex. the French au-
thor and dramatic critic. aud M. Vanar.
The quarrel which led to the meeting grew
out Of discussion on Saturday last dur ne
an act at the theafer where Sara Bern
hardt produced her version OF Hamlet"
and played the title role in q black cos
tune and with blonde hair. ~. Aendez
and. vanar engaged in . dispute Is 10
whether Hamlet should be fat or thin. This
ID Aendex fourteenth duel, The encounter
was stopped four times> under the BELIEF
that Nendes vas wounded and the hfth
time II was stopped found him with an
ugly wound In the abdomen.
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soLAeE At aoNoi.rLr.


GAN FRANCISCO. NAV g~Tne s,.anner
Australia, which arrived from uonnirfu
today, hFsBxs word that the United States
franaaft ss<slane arrived at unro.ss,u Nav
~ from Manila. Sac hss on s,1arA . large
number az soldiers and sailors wAssa
time az service has expired ard many Ia
vaitsis and ug4passisRtrss uaeu
Aiao1x her fssskeszsa:e IL ssga, KING
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-s---~~--s-------s--i-
MUST RAISE a MILLION.
Executors of the Sutro Estate Order
ed % Sell Property.

SAN FRANCISCO. May 1s-Juax. COZ.
fee today Issued an order directing tbs
executors Of the estate Of the late Aiosph
6usro TO dispose Of much OF TIRE property III
the estate and steps viii be taken imnnesst
assly to sell about 81 .nbe ~ 81 the Suire
property. including mach ssuproved rsa
estate in this city and also In Sapa county
Among the properties TO b. naia are shs
famens Satire Hesghfs. the sutro hashs and
the cha hoase. three OF the principal re
sorts sn this city.
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or Tor the Philippiaes.

1T LOUIS May I--One battalion OF The
etxteenth tnfantry. which did magnificent
W0gk IN the campaign before santiago.
is4t Jefferson barracks tonight for the
Philippine islands. -Four companies. r
-, ana -. compose the battalion which
le under tho command Of Mai r. kirwin.
ms other companies OF the regiment. sta-
ttonef at Fort Riley and Fort 1.aaycn
Nurth. will jain the four companies from
here 1T San Ffapciaee
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THE sEATTE posrINTELIIGEScER WEDNESDAY,, Isys
.oed@ tnE sno1aUse - DeEtnsl0ats = -
e1uhf3sA
GATHERING OF ROYALTY.


LONDON. Nsy 2-Hhe gathering cf the
royal family ct Windsor castle TOMORROW
to celebrate tho 6osh birthday c8 Queen
Victoria will be the largest with the ex-
eepelon of tho jnhflee CATHERINE that has
Wlu fbur generations in succession be pres
ent but fhero WI be - great gAfhering OF
children and efandchildren Of hsr majesty.
ade. madrigai sung by the choral So
cieties in the quadrangle Of the castle At
10 O'Clock In the morning. This will be FOL.
lowed by the presentation Of addresses ana
era = parade Of the Second regiment OF
Scots guards, the firing of feu de 1ofe.
. thanksgiving service In ST. Georges
chapel and performances Of kohsnGvn. IN
the evening" in the Waterloo chamber OF
the castle in which the entire Coyens
Garden company will appear.
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POLITICAL PRISONERS SET FREE
Phoenix Park ConspiratoPs Re
leased by CaaOgan.

DUBLIN, May N-The lord lieutenant
OF Ireland. Earl Cadogan, has released
OHanlon, MuIlot and James Fitxharrts.
alias skin thu Goat" the last three Irish
political prisoners who were sentenced to
Imprisonment for Mfe for consplring to muir
der Lord Frederick Cayendish chief Sec
rotary for Ireland. and +. H. Burke. per-
manent under secretary for Ireland, who
were assassInated by stabbing In Phoenix
park, Dublin. May 8. 1881
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-24

1t IL reported Perry 8. Heath. aaastant
postmaster general and his brother, rlstch-
er Heath. have negotiated for and prac-
tically acquired controlling interest IN
the stock Of the Seventh NAtlonsi bank Of
New York.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-24

NEW YORK MAY Hs-The members Of
tire stock exchange have vosea 10 request
the governors "a close the exchange On
Men<S~y. May. =. presiding memorial day
Tbs vgssid csnnr the exchange from Sat-
urs1ay until "wednesday
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Tacoma High School athletes will have
eighteen paints 70 Their credit before tha
commencement Of the High Srnnos meet
next Saturday Seattle has decided n
give Tacoma points rather than put Ia the
- 1>sAAaA xAAoEnA hn~o~haA
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MALIGNANT YELLOW FEVER

Epidemic ~ Vera CPus, Mexico, IL
81 the worst TyDe-AaAy
New Cases.
LAREDO. Tex, May N-United States
Marine Odacer Hamilton. at this eity. has
received report from the United States
marine service II Vera Cruz, hexieo.
which showed that the yellow fever pre-
From May TO - thsre were ias cases. Of
which g proved fatal. New cases now de-
velop at the rate Of eight or ten per day.
with an average MORTALITY OF 30 per cent
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CHINESE KILL GERMANS.
Three O@ceRs Slain at Kiaochau-
Force Mag Now He
Had.

LONDON, May A--The Daily Mail pub
fishes tie following dispatch from Taen-
tsin. the port Of Picking: THREE German
officers were killed on May % by the Chit
neee at Kiaochau, the German post In
Shantung peninsula which may lead Ger
many to use force to compel the payment
OF an indemnity.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-24

Zecated MsFAsFeF's Message A.
knoWloAges tAo Crine.

PORTLAND, Or. May "a special to
the Oregcnian from Eugene, Gays. Two
days before he was hanged. Claude Bran.
ton wrote Q confession Of his crime and
delivered II. sealed. 70 Rev. e. Il. Patter-
son, with instructions that II be not made
public until ten days after his death. It
was made public today. and In II Branton
copfessee 70 firing the shot that killed John
Linn. AT the trial he maintained that
In the penitentIary Tor completely In the
murder Of Linn.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-24
DEWEY rum GROWING,
~0WW1s
Wee PrestAeat Hshavt senas .
Cheek for 500.

:. WARRINGTON. May a7--The suh@crir-
tteus Tor the Dewey k6ne fund q fay - :
SPaved BY the national committee amount
AMcnR those received today was one Of
~ from yice President Hobart.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1899-07-13
Phantom Party.

what is q phantom party. papa"
asked Willie. You'll find that out
later il lie. my boy was the reply.
When / am marr:ed?' persisted vii
lie. "Prec-seIy. my boy" answered his
father. When Eou are married ana
come home late from the club you VIII
occasionally find something IN The IA
ture OF a phantom sitting up This
was the point at which Willie's mother
hastily carried him away to bed. de-
claring that she would not PERM: him
20 listen 70 such outrageous eyt!5!-
tons q masculine humo-.-Ch!c2go
Post.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1899-07-13
Grant Monument in PHILADELPHIA.

I'll" Grant Monument which was re-
Gently unveiled by the granddaughter
Of the General in Paramount Park,
Philadelphia. was designed by Daniel
Chester French and Edward &. Potter,
both American artists. There is an alb
scncc Of the dramatic action shown in
the prancing steed and the waving
SWOSl. Instead the General rides his
hors" deep in thought. The height OF
plinth IL the top OF the riders hat is
liftc. feet one inch. The total weight
IS five tons. The pedestal is built Of
Jon"sl"r" granite and the total cost
vas $.32,f11.35.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1899-07-13

The history Of tho Baltimore Steam
Packet Company. - the history Ct tic
development Of commerce hy water be-
tween the city OF baltimore, and tho
principal cities Of tlie South, for The
cold Bay Line has been Identified
with transportation on the Chesapeake
Bay for more than half a century. As
the t~radeketween BALTIMORE and the
South increased, the business Of tie
Old Bay Line increased and more yes
sells were added to Its fleet. The siory
of its growth TO its present plane q
prosperity reflects to a great extent tie
growth of Baltlmore's southern trade.
The first vessel on the bay was lie
Eagle. built IN 1913, which made occs
slonal trips from Baltimore 10 Norfolk
The increased demand for carving
facilities has led TO the rapid develop
ment Of the fleet, until AS now coust.
tuted 1t consists OF the Siaunch sea
going steamers, the Alabama, The
Tennessee and the Virginia for rassen
gers, and the CASTOR FOR freight dias
powerful tug Elsie. Previous, TO building
the present fleet, the COMPANY bliii
and purchased twenty-seven s;oale.s
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CAREFUL PACKING NECESSARY.
Important Warning to Manufacturer
Engaged In Foreign Trade


From the Boston Herald: John
Fowler. our consul at Chefoo, has
written to the state department, com
planning bitterly Of the damage lone
to American foreign trade By the care
'esSness and ignorance OF many OF our
mercantile houses Ia the packing OF
goods intended for the export trade.
He gives illustration after Illustration
II orders Of merchandise that nave
come to China from the United states
which have been broken, soiIed or
otherwise damaged, simply because the
goods were nc. packed in q way 10 sus-
tain trans-&hipment and handing
often rough handling. without INJURY
Or course, goods which were Tecel'ed
n this condition in this country by one
merchant from another or by a Gus
.ome- from a merchant, would be I'M
mediately eeat back as unmerchant-
able, but there Is no means OK sehdlha
goods back that have been sent e.pVo
Or 5000 miles beyond ii frontiers
and the loss consequent upon a puF-
,hase Of this kind commonly falls upon
the purchaser, who makes an lh"aIu
resolve that he will not again run the
risks OF purchasing American wares
no matter how tempting may be the
price, This may seem a small matter
out 1t is Of vital importance II Our eA-
port trade Is to receive a healthy de-
vclopment, because an experience OF
his kind is like throwing a stone into
A pool Of water. The foreign customer
talks to his Icighbors, and the circle
Of influence. extending all through a
foreign community. affects the goods
not only Of one house that carelessly
shipped them, but American goods or
all kinds. The Germans, French and
English understand this business far
better than We 90, and pack the wares
that they sent abroad in such a manner
that they are not likely to be injured,
40 matter how rough the handling may
be to which they are subjected.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1899-07-13
4 Woman Samson IL .sX..

Texas has q III Samson in Jen-
nc Robinson. colorcd. Of Rurleson
County. Jennie weighs ~ pounds.
ana has strength N proportion. Ac-
cordins TO the oyerseer of the planta-
ton on which she works. she recently
Afted a piece of machinery which FIVE
brawny fellows had vainly attempted
70 raise. Another story IS told OF her.
She was riding Z stubborn mustang.
which refused . cross q bridge. Jen-
ME ~dlsmouuted. ted the animals legs.
threw him On her shoulder, carried
him across the bridge, and than cor
Nnued her journey,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1899-07-13

Il told her the fortune teller said I
would marry soon
"IIow did she take that"
'ohe aail she would say a good
word for me to any girl | might pick
out. Chicago Record.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1899-07-13
Brownie BtcyCle.

A matchmaker in New York h'
made the smallest bicyc,' IN '1@ "1f+
lie took two years on tho joh ana AZ
though there IS 10 chan" for Tia--
neration IS nightly please. #5iA 'as
outcome. The tiny wheel MS ~ '4s
attachments Of an ordinary nee
has a lamp that Will bod Itga' IS =
accustomed bracbet end void I
brownie could from the fair 49, .
tempted up 10 ride il, ST,
tea table at a hnmming gat !
one inch in diameter, 9i'1
pneumatic tubes. ana spor's 2 |
Surfing on the saddle. t.
,hree-eighths Of an ineh @a.'
the tread is only ~one-tonr'h D. e.
tire machine can Is @epst9.
hostage stamp o4ze, AMI "es-' -
.aaa an ounce.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1899-07-13

9TH" man Of refined and expensive
tastes suffers 4 great deal"
Not always. Sometimes he sue
ceeds II making the tradesmen no
knows suffer III his stead. '-CLicago
Record.
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No Longer Needed.

Wife (~reading the paper)-Wen, l
declare, II that isn't the queerest thing
| ever heard of. Observation-Disclosures
that? Wife-Wlly, here in the paper
Is an account Of a wedding in Man
chester, and among the wedding pres
eHtS was a II terrier, given to the
bride by her father. Husband-I don't
see anything odd about that. She was
the old mans youngest daughter.
wasn't she? Wife-Tes; but what's
that got to do with it? Husband-Why.
of course, if she and all the rest were
married. he had no further use for the
dOg.-Rival.
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a Wish.

81 have discovered another clcw,"
end the detective.
What Il godscnd il would be- re-
turned the man who had employed
HIM, I'll clcws were criminals. Chic
caco Post.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1899-07-13
IN Emergency Well Handled.

"Susan, here's a two-coIumn article
on How 70 Make CARD n.
"iIand II to Inc, Frederick. III sit
on the porch aud read it 70 you while
You spade np the beds. Chicago
Record.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1899-07-13

'Aon seem ;othink Won are another
Clcero, SAID the ambitious orator $
chldins friend.
I think nothing 81 the kind" was
the indignant reply. Cicero was all
right enough = lis tire aud place.
But be cou!dn'. talk United States ),
-Washlngton Star.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1899-07-13

as it true, darling, that you gave
the minister so for marrying as
Yes, but keep il to yourself. [
was never 50 swinllcd II M life. =
Detroit Free nrcss.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1899-07-13
To B. y. p. L. Convention Was

Tn international Con-eu.nEat.aeE,.a..
! Dung Peoples Union OF Nu.~ea MI l.
held Ia Richmond. ". Ju5s .sl4 H.. ~ "a.
+ or THIS occasion 1nE >EAa,tNp as ia
VIII sell ticket, froIIi a1. ro.4t> In hntr4
and return at rats of on tArEt RE ra--
trip Tickets vii tc sold Ju.y it.h. .s,s
aud l3sh. good to return on orhet eJ..sM 80
but by depos ting ticket with J6tnt Acrasst
hlchInond The limit can De exs.uis4 !,
August 10Th. 1899.
iHE AIR LINE have e.esan-3y
appointed vestibuled trains t.r ErHa.tad
daily. carrying Pu!lraau buffet SleeY h Car
And running on tast schedules. TIE = 4 l.
EXPRESS" giving passengers n da,txh: rid.
and the "ATLANTA SPFcIAL" affort!uK &.th.
noe III Pullman SlcoQers, p3aCn., ia-set tes
In Rfchmonf III the early IuorHt1t
~SEAnoARp AIR LINE IS thc en- h>Dr o3cFst.
Ing through Coaches and S!eepay ars -
tween Atlanta aud Richmond
For further information. >~ieepift larrt-
serf attons, DC, apply to nearest TtrAct AgtGt
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1899-07-13
\ Great Comfort.

Conductor -,We have missed tho
Connections. and YEA Will have to wait
at tins station sly hours.
Old Lady who is a little nervous
on the railroad We'll. In safe for
SIN loars, anywav."-New York
Weekly.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1899-07-13
DO Your Feet Ache and Burn?

Shake into your shoes Aliens Foo:-Ease,
a powder for the feet. It makes Tight or
New shoes feel Easy. Cures Cons, Bum
ions. Swollen. Hot. Callous, Aching and
Sweating Feet. Sold by all Druggists, Gro
Gers and Shoe Stores, Csc. Sample sent
FREE. Address. Allen 8. Olnsted, Leroy,
n, I.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1899-07-13

To quit tobacco easily and forever, be mag.
cetic. 1Vll OF life, nerve and y.go-, take No-To-
Bac. the wonder-worlSer. that makes weak men
strong. All druggists, Toe or 81. Cure guara1.
:ecd- Booklet and sample free. Address
Sterling Remedy Co. Chicago or New York
Its easy to convince an extravaganza
woman that man is made Of dust.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1899-07-13
prof. Chas. p. Curd. A. NJ.

Washington University. St Louis. Mo-. says:
NV -nnhesitatingly attribute the recovery
and continued good health OF our little boy
to TEETHINA. Upon these powders he seems
to fatten sEd thrive"
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1899-07-13
WHOLESALER.

Ct. LOUIS, no, Feb, c, 1889.
FAErs .I-oIcISn Co, City.
conference.-the wish to congratulate you
on the increased sales We arc having on yOCT
G-C-c' I2o.cIes9 C2,i-! Tonic. On exam
ming oGr record CT inventory under date st
Jan 19t. We find that We sold during the Cril
season Of 1o9S. 600 Gc-cl Grovc'S ao2:c. We
also fad that or Gales G, yoar Laxative
BrcmrCCirinc Tablets have bcc-. some
thing h2viaG sold during tho las
Goa c-d Grip season t~,c0JGC-cn.
Please Tu1A down c-dc- c-clo1ed bcrcwith,
and Otti-c, Yours t-.l-.
My. CRos. DRUG co.
Per SchalI.
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c.,tna.ton

Mount Mckinley, Alaska, is 20, $50 feet
above meac sea level. So 81
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COURTS PROTECT ENTERPRISE,
Important Decision in Regard to Rep.
utations Built Up by Advertising.

In the United States Circuit Court in san
Francisco, Cal, a decision has been given
that is Of great interest to manufacturers
of proprietary articles aud to publishers.
The case in question was the suit If the Cal
ifornia Fig Syrup CO. to obtain 4 permanent
Injunction, which was granted, eLJoining a
large non-secret manufacturing concern and
others from using the name syrup of Figs"
or Fig Syrup" and ordering the defendents
to pay costs and damages. The decision
proves that the courts VIII protect the valu-
able reputation of an article Of merit, built
up by probity Of word as we'll as by extern
sive ad vertislng. SO that the owner may reap
the fail benefit. The overwhelming evidence
presented, as to the merits Of the company's
laxative, could not be g~aineaid by the de-
PENDANTS, and the injunction was tho result.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1899-07-13

Fits permanently cured. No Ats or nervous
ress after first d We use of DR.. kline's Great
Nerve Restorer. &2trial bottle and treatise free
DR.. X. II. KLINE. Ltd. g3l Arch St. Fhila- Pa.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1899-07-13

W 4. Boomer. a New lork civil en-
gineer, is turning to stone.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1899-07-13

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and that sickly bilious complexion by taking
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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1899-07-13

Mrs. Winslow'sSo Soothing Syrup Tor children
eethioc.softens the gums reducing inhaI4A-
ten, allays pain. cures wind colo Sca bottle