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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-29
KANSAS CRY

Kansas City. June -Catte-Receipts 5000
steers; heavy 4.s565 49, medium 's5SIs. 80.
lleht 1000 70; Texas STEERS 3. 95Gi5 10; TEXAS
COWS GOV" So43- 10; native cows and heifers 2. 1s6
9.uop4 20. Hogs-Reeeipts 16 600 market
onened strong closed weak: hulk of ssies 4, 81
go 60 Heavy 2. 7odS SO; packers sos 77iS:
1h eHd . oJdS 79 lights 3.57G3 g; Workers
Se5@3 81; pigs 1913 Go. shsenAReneints
aWV; market firm lambs 5.0o16. Is; clipped
nm1n.uons s75d5,75 stockers 20Oas .OO enlls
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form Of cold and 30 on through the entire list Of
remedies. AZ all druggists. 25 cents vial
II you need medical advice write Prof. Mupyon.
1905 Arch ST.. Phln. 1t is absolutely tree.
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FRUITS.

APPLES--Per pack 40950c.
APRlCoTS- crate. S2.0O02 .25.
BLACKBERRIES- SQc6I$t. So
CHERRIES California 50 So
GRAPES-Texas 40T60c for 4-basket crates;
Texas Delaware, 7-lb baskets. 50d60c.
LEMONS--si .00ll4. 90
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and Mediterranean
Sweets 81 25fii.5O
PLuMs-tei peck i5d5oc; one-third bushels
els 6jI-5c
PEACHES--Fer peck and one-thIrd bushels
boxes 6o97je. i-basket crates $l,00nl,25
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NEW ORLEANS

New Orleans; La. June 2s.-The New or
ieahs i've stock exchange says OF cattle.
ne,nelpts-Cattle 1871. sales IN calves and
hogs 60. sheen 29i 's"' mss ~
Snnolce Grown scarce demand good.
csivsN iAmfA cows and heifers 3h74;
az YES ana yearlngs short supply; choice
Semara ,, nniis z%d3k; stays 363b: hogs,
uNA""nu limited. id4h sheep plentiful, 4niA
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sex dividend ~ per cent.
HOUSTON nANE c1r

HOUSTON BANK CLEAPINGs
49,. ronowlhs are the clearauces of the Houston
oanNs Tor the week thus far and for the CORE.
spohplnE time last year. together with the in
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CANNED FRUITS AND vEcErABLEs.

CANNED FRUITs--Plneapple 2-lb. eve
less and eoIeless. 81 ,50Gl 60; 2-lb ext a
SL-ui pears, 2-lb standard Soc black
sorted. i5c; peaches, 2-lb Fun weight 81, H.:
2-lb light weight $l00
CANNED YEGETABLES-Tom alb
iull weight S5090c 2-lb full weight 65m70c
ohre aad tomatoes 2-lb 90c; Lima beans, 2-ib
Luu weight'S soc; string beans. 2-lb full weight
l5c; No stringless beans lib full weight
Sl5p: red kidney beans. 2-ib full weight Sc
malrowfat peas, 2-lb fun weight 9Oo early
June peas, fancy 2-lb weight $40; Ameri-
can petit pois peas, fancy Glib full weight
VI Jog l!1i asparagus. California, 2n-lb 5000
corn AUBURN cream, 2-b full weight 81 100
ii,i6' a No l, g-lb full weight 81 05Gll 10: Blue
Ridge, 2-lb S0dS5c ''N'
CALIFORNIA FRuIT-Extra standard ~
Crawford s. esq S.: black cherrie. 81 "a: anrt'
cots 81 I5Gl so; Bartlett pears 81 S5al 80 as
serted N,6oWl 65 standard 2h-lb peaches,
yellow Crawford 81. 5Odl IS; aprieots 81 .E5G
] 6V' Bartlett pears $l,15d1 So -
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GRAIN ANn HAY-

Carload lots. T. o. b. cars from millers,
eaters charge from store 5Gt10c more Der
lun lbs on bran. ease per busnel on oats ami
corn 9nd' l0Il5c per 100 lbs on hay.
hRAN--Per 100 lts, soc; corn brap size.
CnuIFkp CokN-Per 100 lbs 7sc.
CoRN-No. Sucked 42@4Sc per bu.
OATS Texas, 35fIi0c per bu.
MlLLE1 SEED-75G
SORihuM--S5c per bushel
WHEAT SHIORTS-S5c per 100 lbs
WHEAT SCREENtNGS-70l per bu
HAY Alfalfa. sl3 G0dli,0 90 per ton timothy
~ .50ml4 90. South Texas prairie hay SIS .O00
900 North Texas 50 00dpi0. 90.
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Houston Railroad Receipts.

Houston's gross receipts OF cotton by tnv
various railroads entering he city were as
follows: Bales.
Houston and Texas Central. ........ 80.
International and Great Northern. -.
Galveston. Harrisburg and San Antonio 3
LAS anu tNe" Qrtshns' :. .......''...'' 80.
llVuston East anu west IeAas .'s.'''s go
Gulf. Colorado and Santa Fs.....,..... -.
San Antonio and Arkansas Pass........... -.
Missouri. Kansas and Texas ........,.. -.
Total ....... .......
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NORTH rExAs sA1rs

nd iahrlsi Texas June 2s.--Wilson Bros of
s GTsSsy1ie' l. T. cow one thousand head Of
Of Deniso,, oe 1N to Massey, Ingram G Carter
included few 4-year-olds. ny ueAi
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CHICAGO.

Chicago, June 2S.-Receipts OF cattle today
were UNEXPECTEDLY heavy but the demand
was brisk and the better grade of steers
moved OH at steady prices. Comnoner grades
we're about loo lower. Good to fancy cattle
were Disposed of at 8 10n5. ca: commoner
Grades selling at 4.GOd5. 05; feeding cattle
2OOM5 10, the latter price COR choice heavy:
western fed steers sold at A 70d5. 80. Texans
4 uon9 10 and calves sold at 4.OOG5 So The
demand Tor hogs was active and the market
market was weak later in the dsv. Light hogs
b9G5 70; mixed lots 3.65M3 So and heavy
t9gS So Pigs brought 3.3Oas s5 and cnIls
,oUu35o. The better class of sheen and
lambs We're in demand at steady prices con-
cessions were made on ordinary offerings
S S sold at 2, 25@5 % for ordinary to good
earrings o;;Oa625; clipped lambs 4 75m6 65
2l'ooo' hogs $1,000, sheep $1,000.
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Gross receipts thus far this week., 145
Gross receipts 800 DAYS this YEAR,. 2, 463 AS
Gross receipts 400 DAYS In 1s9I-9S ], T3s. 9it
Gross receipts 800 DAYS in iS94-95 4 1856, 0s9
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PRnnucE

HEANS--Navy 9d3Ac; Bayou 3isc Eng
llsh dried 2lse' rinks sac; Lima sc; black
eyes 5ihc
FliTTER-llluo Star I9c; dairy i5c; Elgin
creamery 2iG2gc Elgin dairy bricks Ice; oleo-
marsarine. solids l0c; prints lie . special Blua
star 16c Texas country butter edI5c.
CABBAGE--2l5G3c per ID.
CHEESE--New York fun cream 12lST15c;
Wisconsin full cream 12Adl3; Young America
l4d HE; Wog,ern skim lie; fancy rolls full
cream l3c; Longfellows l3c.
EGGS-Texas, &c per dozen.
ONIONS-Per h. &c: per bushel. sl10.
PEPPER--Chile 15417c per lb: black Singa-
pore 13kc.
POTATOES--New Irish. 5Od60c per bu
P0uLTNf-IIens 81 25@2. Isl flyers 50 GOA
30: hroilcrs 81 GOAL rs Turkeys, hens 81. Is
as 90: gobhlers s6.0o6f7OO per dozen, ac-
eordiHg to size and quality. Ducks IS .00g9 25
Geese s. 00G9, so full feathered.
IOMATOES--rer bushel. S1.00nl 25.
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PROPOSED CATTLE COMPANY.
A TRUST WOULD he AN INiPRACTI
CABLE SCHEME.
Dig Company Proposed Could Not
Control the Value of Beeves
in Texas.

Waco, Texas. June 2s.--W. A. Page. one OF
the best known cattlemen in the State. was
asked what he thought about the proposed
cattle company reported to be in process
of organization by Geo. B. Loving in Fort
Worth, and replied: "a cattle trust would be
as impracticable as a corner on political gas
or a monopoly on demagogy A combination
to handle the products of cattle may be sue
cessfuly formed and maintained. but on the
cattle business it can never be so long as
each citizen of Texas can raise them. and in
Texas there is 20 limit to their opportunities
OF course. a man must have some grass or
access to it. but such privileges are SO nu-
rlerous and chear that they are well nigh
universal Mr.. Loving is simply organizing a
large cattle raising enterprise with capital
sufficient to take advantage of every oppor-
tunity to cheaper production by reducing the
cost of handling to a minimum The success
of his scheme NAV tend to lower the price
of cattle somewhat. but a combnatioa to
control the price is well nigh impossible"
San Antonio. Texas, June 2S.-The princi-
pal topic among the local stockmen yesterday
was the discussion ON the report of larSo
cattle and ranch syndicate formation for the
purpose of buying up large pasture tracts and
herds of cattle by investments amounting to
about A0,0O0.0OO reported in dispatches TO the
Express. Among those spoken TO on the sub
iect was Captain w. T. Way. Southwestern
representative of the Strahorn, Hutton. Evans
Commission company. who said: Il have
known for some time that there was plenty of
capital in the country seeking investment in
ranch property and live stock, and | suppose
that 1t will be SO invested because such in
vestmehts are likely to prove very profitable.
/ don't know anything about there being any
great trust about to be formed for such pur-
chases nor anything that indicates that any
such trust. If formed would control the en-
tire cattle interest of this section. have
heard nothing that would indicate such
conGummation.
joseph l.. Loving. representing the Evans
snider-Bue Commission company who Is
thoroughly posted on the deal undertaken BY
the George b. Loving company, speaking of
the matter, said: "A number OF wealthy New
Workers have figured that u will be much
more profitable to invest their large capital
in ranch property stocked with cattle than
TO loan 1t out at interest and have determined
TO purchase as many continuously situated
ranches as they can and as many cattle as
these ranches will support.
They have In no sense of the word formed
trust II is not their desire to corner or
control the cattle market ana their invest
ments will not have that effect They viii
violate no law of the State In making their
purchases"
Other stockmen spoke of the matter in a
Gene al way Most Of them contended that
the formation Of this large ranch and cattle
company would not operate az a trust or con-
trot the market
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bellies 6Mc, New York salt bellies exc; break
fast bacon stsn9&c.
BAGgINc AND TfEs-Less than car lots.
from Houston. Bagging glib. exc. 2Mlb.
7iNc. Arrow ties 81 90 in mixed lots.
CANDY--Stick wrapped, basis "a, 6kdshci
per ID special sizes. NC higher
peaberry Ioaiic. Roasted coffees: Ar.
buckles :Ariosa- basis loG-lb cases. lie deliy-
ID rasss. 1850 delivered: d ID cases il. iSc
delivered.
FLouR-Texas Star NILS; Tidal Wave.
ssS Je ss tsIo re o ssa sS
nickel $40 Special rates for shipments TO
interior points -four in barrels. i5c above
FAR1NAcEoUs GOODS -GrIts. hominy aud
cream meal in barrels. s2.7j; pearl meal IN
40-lb sacks, tl.65u1.7o per Dol Of four sacks.
Scotch oats S240; Friends oats y235; Column
bia oats 300, Hawkeye oats $500.
HAMS--Standard luixe; picnic hams 6&c.
H0NEY-in 60-lD cans extracted. 3lha5c;
In ccmp sdl0c; In l2-lb cans. extracted. 81
IARD-Reflned tierces. compound SC: lear
&c; 50-ib cans NC higher than terces i0-lb
cnns. 2c higher; BIB cans &c higher; BIB
MoLAssEs- Reboiied. fair isaalsc: prime
i0d2le: choice 2542ec: fancy new crop syrup
RiSE-- Extra fancy head. smsnc: choice. s
as fair 4lSm5e fancy, imported bis06Ac;
ROPE -sisal, basis 7-l6. 9Aci Manila lOiac;
cotton rome s%c.
sALT-Liverpool coarse S5aeoc ine e5ca
81 60; Louisiana coarse Soc; fine zoe; bbls.
as-1Qs 81 %: COOS. $3.50: 10O-3s. $3.50: 7o-4s.
50 a..
SALT FIsH-Mackerel. No. l. In io-ib kits.
81 GOAL 10; half barrels. 50. soar 90.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. quarters SO 10: mus
tsrd. fhree-ouarters. 1926; imported Gil
lette grade quarters. sll.50 fancy sprats.
Quarters Sc 10.
STARcH- Standard goods: pearl In 40-lb
toHes lAc: ROYAL Gloss. bulk, sc Nickel.
100 nacklges uer box. $3.50: corn starch, 5ihc
Der H. 20 and i0-lb boxes
Authorizations are for small lots.
Srectnl nrices given on carload orders stand
ard granulated jMc; cubes and powdered
gNc: Louisiana yellow clarified. fancy $50,
SIC choice 5iln5Ac Arbuckle's. 2-lb and
Bib packages. SIC.
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~ saunoers Hotchkis. live stock com,nis.,o,
merchants. report as follows. soH'i''r"'o'
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1899-03-30
SUMMER HOMES FOLDER, 1899.

Mr.. W. a. Turk, general passenger
agent of the Southern Railway, is
collecting information for Summer
Homes Folder for the ensuing sum-
mer, giving the names of proprietors,
nostoffce addresses, at or near what
station. conveyance used, number Of
guests, terms per day, week and month.
This information will be printed in an
attractive form a large edition pub
iished and distributed by the various
agents of this immense system through
out all sections of the country. Per-
eo,s contemplating taking boarders
for the ensuing summer are requested
to apply to the nearest railroad agent
for blank to be filed out giving the
above information, and forward at
once 10 ". A. Turk, general passenger
agent: Washington, D. c., so. that it
may reach him not later than April 1st.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1899-03-30
Discovered by . Woman.

Another great discovery has been
made, and that too, by lady in this
country. "Disease fastened its clutches
upon her and for seven years she
witbstood it's severest tests, but her
vital organs were undermined and
destb seemed imminent. For three
months she coughed necessarily, and
could not sleep She finally discovered
g waY to recovery, by purchasing Of
us & bottle of DR.. Kings New Dis
cov,rv for Consumption, and was so
muc;, relieved on taking first dose, that
he :.p, all night; and with two bot
ties, '..s been absolutely cured. Her
na,:,,, is Mrs. Luther Lutz. ''Thus
wri:cs W. G. Hammick & Co., of
Shelby, N. G. Trial bottles free at
McMaster Co.'s drug store. Regular
SIC SOC and S1.00. Every bottle
guaranteed. 4
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1899-03-30
ASSIGNMENT OF DELEGATES TO TIE
First PKEsBYTEKY.

J. A. Brice,-Rev. S. j. Patterson
Student T. S. Caldwell, Hon. D. E
Finley, Elder from Prosperity.
Samuel Csthcart, Jr.,-Bev. Oliver
johnson, Elder from MooresVille.
j. E. Coan-Rev.s J. A. Smith
Elder J. T. McGill.
R. c. Gooding-Rev. J. G. Dale
Elder r. r. Steele.
T. B. Cathcart-ReV. R. N. Steven
son.
Mrs. H. McCarlsy-Rev. F.. E.
Hough.
r. N. McMaster-Rev. J. e. Slmp'
son, Elder ). B. Pla1co.
J.. Matthews Rev. J..S. Grier:
Elder from Rock Hill
j. P. Matthews-Rev. J. G. Gal
loway, Elder from Back Greek.
J.P. Caldwell-Re7. J. NJ. Garrison,
Elder from Union.
W. G. Jordan-Rev. J. S. Mofatt,
Elder T. MIC. Davidson.
Miss Lila Bcaty-Rev. j. H. Press
", Elder from Gills Creek.
S. P. Johnson-Rev. ". Y. Love,
Elder Samuel Blair.
J.F. McMaster-Rev. A. S. Rogers.
Student J. NJ. Bigham.
Mrs. Ann Elliott-Revs. C.:B. Bets.
I. G. Mclaughlin, Elder Il. F. Bues
chel.
T. Ketchin-Re7 IL. 7. Chsl-
mers, Student j. W. Carson, Elders
from Brick Church and E5enezer.
FL. E. Ketchin-Rev. W. G. EWar';
Student A. II. Griffith, Elders from
Gilead and Taylorsville.
Mrs. Owens-Rey. D. G. Caldwell,
Elder J. Il. Ross.
G. II. McMaster-Revs. J. 9. Boyd
z. #. Griffith.
J. l.. Bryson-Rev. Jas. Boyce
Elder r. S. Galloway.
*. Elliott-Rev. A. G. Kirkpst'
rick, Elders from New Hope, Coddls
Creek and Sardis.
C.E. McDonald-Revs. &. R. " hite
and J. P. Knox, Elders Y. n. Peo
pies and T. H., White. Y.
". e. Flenniken-Re E E. Boyce
Elder J. NJ. Mills.
r. W. Phillipps-Rev. J. A. White
Elder from New Stirling.
R. Y. Turner-Rev. J. E. johnson
Elder from Neely's Creek.
DR.. Quattlsbaum-Rev. R. G. Miller
Elder w. B. Knight.
Preston Rion-Rev. B. Il. Grier
| Elder from Gastonia
@. D. Willtford-Eldec Sidne'
Robinson.
Prof. Witherow-Rev. J. L. Oates
Elder from Hickory Grove.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1899-03-30
COMING AND GOING.

Miss Ransom, q trained nurse from
Columbia, is in town.
Miss Nettie Sitgreaves has returned
from the North with all the latest nov
elites in millinery goods.
Mr.. VIM. Roche, who has been for
several months in Richmond, Va, has
returned home.
Misses Isabelle Douglass and Clara
Beatty will arrive from Columbis this
afternoon to spend the Easter holidays.
Miss Tirzah Ketehin, who has had
charge of a school in the county. has
re.urnod home, the school term having
ended.
Mrs. r. q. Jennings and Miss Jessie
Jennings went 10 Columbia on We'd
nesday to attend the wedding of Miss
Daisy Wright.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1899-03-30
wUNICIPAL CLUB MEETING.

There will be . meeting of the
Democratic Municipal Club this
(Thursday) evening st 8 o'clock. This
meeting ia held for the purpose Of
nominating an intendsnt and four
wardens, and q foil attendance is de-
aired. G.. q. McMasser,
Presideat.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1899-03-30
BuckIea', Arnica Sslve.

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chiilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup-
tons, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. It lis guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money refund
ed. Price Is censs per box. For sale
bv McMaster Co.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1899-03-30
Ga A5ToRIA
R.s,atb. aThs Kind YeH Hays Always Bought
sssass'7' = lszzazzzSx
MILLINERY OPENING.

MARCH s1ST AND APRIL 1ST.
You should see this fine display Of
Spring Goods. It will interest and
pay you.
TIE Caldwell DRY GOODS Co.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1899-03-30
AcooMMoDATIoN AT THE REUNION.

We have been requested by the State
Secretary of the Kings Daughters to
publish the, following announcement.
The proceeds Of the above expenses
will be for the benefit Of the work o.
the order in Charleston:
The Kings Daughters, Of Charles
ton, S. c., will open dormitory for
women at the High School. building,
northwest corner Of Meeting and
George streets, during the Confederate
rennion, May Sth to May 18th inelu-
sive.
Cots may be engaged before the
reunion by sending money in advance
to Mrs. Robert Wilson, Secretary Of
Committee on Dormitory, 271 Meeting
street, Charleston, S. c..
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1899-03-30
Yellow Jaundice Cured.

Suffering humanity should be sup
Piled with every means possible for its
relief. It is with pleasure we pub
lish the following: "This is TO certify
that I was q terrible sufferer from
Yellow Jaundice for over six months,
and was treated by some of the best
physicians in our city and all to no
avail. Dr.. Bell, our druggist, recon-
mended Electric Bitters; and after
taking two bottles, I was entirely
cured. T now take great pleasure in
recommending them to any person
suffering from this terrible malad?
1 am gratefully yours, NJ. A. Hogarty.
Lexington, KY" Sold by McMaster
Co., druggists.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1899-03-30
For Sale:

"A TRACT OF 17s ACRES OF
land, on Little River, belonging to
D. NJ. Broom, and bounded by lands
of the estate of r. G. Simonton, Stew
enson and others.
For terms apply to
A. S. j. W. D. DOUGLASS.
11-17 Attorneys, Winnsboro, S. g,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1899-03-30
'1DT. Bull 8
Cough Syrup

Cures all Lung ana Throat trDuble.
Doses are small and pleasant to TAKE Doctors
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1899-03-30
MUNICIPAL ELECTION.

AN ELECTION FOR INTEN.
dans and four Wardens for the Town
Of W;nnsboro, S. c., for the ensuing
yeay will be held in the Town Hall, at
wioasboro, on Monday, the 3rd day
of Erril, 1899, from 9 A. NJ. to 4 T. N.
TIE following named persons are
appointed to manage the election, VIZ.
". r. Elliott, D. E. Mcdowell and
J. a. Hinnant.
BY order Of Council:
JOHN j. NEIL,
3,3Ctd Clerk.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1899-03-30
The Equitable
Life Assurance Society
of the United States.

8 Tie management OF 5hs
E Equitable Life Assurance Society
8 in this territy is desirous OF sec1T-
& ing the service of man of chaF'
z acter and ability TO represent It's
s 5, interest with Winnsboro IS head
E Quarters. The right MAD will be
z tho. ughIy educated in the science
& vi life Insurance and the art OF
= successful soliciting. There is no
& business or profession not re-
3 quiring capital which is more re-
g munerative than a life agency
s. conducted with energy and abil-
2 lily. Correspondence with men
s. who desire to secure permanent
q employment and are ambitious to
a attain prominence in the prefes'
s sion is invited.
e W. J. RODDEY, Mgr,
e 3.1s-Sm Rock Hill, s. G.
{ES1
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1899-03-30
LUNG.
z 'I'roub @

Lung troubles, such as pleurlsy or
acute Inflammation Of the lungs
should be carefully treated to avoid
serious consequences. These ailments
are quickly overcome by the prompt
us7 Of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup, avon
derfl remedy, which always gives
relief at once, eases coughing allays
all inflammation, and by it's healing
Influence soon effects a ff1Oronp1, Cure.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1899-03-30
fle Caldwell Dry Goods COMPANY
HAVING SUCCEEDED TO THE BUSINESS
OF CALDWELL & RUFF ASKS YOUR
PATRONAGE.

We are now receiving the first items Of Spring Goods
You people who want to get early start for spring are
asked to look our Prints Percaes Duck Coored Plques
Some bargains in these goods in short lengths.
We have also received beautiful line Of White Goods
Lawns, Checked Muslin Dmity, Pique, and Welts. We
marking these goods extra cheap to start the season.
Anothep Bargain in Towels.
good size Linen Towel at noc; extra large and heavy
Turkish Towels at 2oc and 25c; full stock in Huck and
Damask Towels
New Lot Gents and Boys Colored Shirts extra good value
and pretty pattern.
We want your business. We better prepared to sell
goods low prices than BEFORE Our buyer will START to
the Northern markets few days and expect show
elegant Spring Stock Our constant endeavor is to please
you in the best goods lowest prices. Come and see u.s.
The Caldwell Dry Goods Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-21
KRUGER APPEALS TO THE QUEEN
ASKS HER INTERVENTION TO PREV EN-
BLOODsHED-AssU RANGES TO Or
ANGE FREE STATE

ANGE FREE STATE
London. Sept 21-The Cape Town corre-
spordert ~ The Daily Mai" says
President Kruger has caDled a strong per
soma appeal 70 the Queen. beseechins her 70
intervene to prevent hioodsh-d. II IS about
column IN length and is intended 70 scarfy tho
consciences of The 'unco gu.1 whom published
SIT Alfred " iner has SEM a courteous mes
sage 70 President steyu assuring him that the
ro-thva-d march % tne British troops IS rot
meant as d menace 20 ne Orange Free state.
and requesting 70 10 informed regarding ne lar
t4-s attitude Trustworthy information has
been received here that iarge command NJ
Free S-a-e nu-rhe-s has been concentrating
near Boshos On the Kimberley border Two
hundred -u-gH4rs we're dispatched 70 that point
t-om B,oer,f1rtein during ths week past Il
the Free STATE joins me T-ansvaa- the first
battle IS Nke'v 20 he fought a. Boshof"
PRESIDENT sTEYN's REPLY
President S-eyr. in his reply 70 Sir Alfred NJ
rer's message says
The Government o. th4 orange Free Sta-e
shares He- Nal4s-v's Governments hoQefuness
~ friendly settlement. and does not even
now see that force is the only solution Looking
= The state ~ apprehension ir South Africa. me
Orange F~e4 STATE Ciove---0-r- regrets The DIS
patch # troops. nu- Will do All it can 20 alav
excitement Z tre course pursued. following
upon other military preparations on thei- boz
de-s should as Is not improbable. be regarded
by he hu-ghe-s az menace -o The orange Free
state and cause q strong feeling ~ mistrust.
and should u-v.shel s-~ developments arise
theref-orr th- r4sponsirt.i-v 0.I not res- v'-h
~y Government VIII submit Your Excl
lercv's telegram 20 -he Volksraad early"
H also SAYS his Government 0uld view 7.th
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