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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-25
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Personal Points. :.

President Kruger sleeps ten hours
each night
Senator Hanna never drinks coffee
and but seldom touches tea
Ambassador Clayton IL trying to
Introduce golf into the city Of Mex
leo
Gen. Miles will act as chief mar
shall Of the Dewey parade in wash
ington.
4 bust Of Speaker Reed IL be-
ing executed In bronze FOR the Maine
legislature.
Three English lords are members Of
the bar-Iords coleridEe. Colin and
Robert Cecil.
Henry T. Simmons. Of blooming
ton. Ind. IL the latest double ~ Ad-
mirai Dewey to be discovered.
One Of Admiral Simpsons blogra
piers says that when n boy he never
played nor sought amusement.
Seymour Garner. Of wilcox coun-
~. Ala. IL los years old. and claims
10 be the oldest Confederate veter-
an.
The Able Pickard. Of Lyons has
published a pamphlet In which he
claims that Gladstone was at heart
a Roman Catholic
The Duke Of Connaught will cndow
ward In the Dundee hospital for
fncurshler. which he officially opened
last month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-25
APH0RISMS.

They can conquer who believe they
can.--Drydsn.
Forbear TO judge. for we are sin
ners ail.--shakespeare
TIE less men think the more they
talk.-Montesquieu.
Constancy IL the complement Of ali
other human virtues. -Mazzlni.
Every man II the architect Of his
own -BOardmnn.
A man Of integrity will never lis
ten to any reason against conscience.
Hume.
Nothing costs less nor is cheaper
than the compliments OF clvinty.--
Cervantes.
Ones self satisfaction IL an I'M
taxed kind Of property. which IL very
unpleasant TO nud DEPRECATED
George Eliot.
Cares are often more difficult TO
throw of than sorrows. the latter
die with time; the former grow upon
ft.--Richter.
II we fasten our attention on what
we have. rather than on what we
lack. very little wealth IL sufficient.
p. johnson.
open your mouth and purse eauti-
fousiy and your stock Of wealth and
reputation shall. az least in repute.
be at-Zirnmerman
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-25
A STREET CAR
0VERTURNS
Several Persons Injured In
Union Trunk Accident.

A serious accident occurred en- tie
Lake Washington division - the
Union Trunk line Saturday. cyeaiuH
about \ o'pinck when eiceirIc car
No. % broke an axle aui then turn
ed over on lie side at East jefferson
street and Fifteenth avenue. Thrfr
were over - passengers on the cat.
and the following wsfc injured ars
> q Ref. 7ea Twenty -nrat avenue.
deep cut on the calf % hcr flHhi less
Mrs. T. J Hvartan. iaod Twenty FIRST
avenue. badly shaken az and .nlur-
~ about the stomach. Airs - q.
Lomis. ifg3 Thiriy -tfth aypaus. wrist
sprained and back ialured Mrs 3.
J Rathhlnc. same addrHaa. back IN.
iuret and limbs bruised, Mfs. a. y
Fox. 30 rhlFtY- ayguus. bruls-
ed
The car Was in charge ~ Conductor
James CuuurFa aud Moiermau liss
CLARK. II waa coming down tic
gradc abput clght mites an haug
when the axle % the eft wheel IN
the forward truck broke. This threw
the car on tie side IL at happened
- suddenly that no one could jump
Tho passengers an the lnalde fell nn
each other. The employ and pas
sengera helped those IN chs car q e
place - safety The vcatibulcE were
kicked on In order 10 get the pass
sengeFs cut. only three windows
we're broken In tie accident. &iru
Reif and Mrs Heardpn wefr - bad
~ injured that they we're sent iaI
their homes tn carriages
David Bruce. superintendent 81 the
line. sid that the accident sac an
aveidahic. No blame h attached %
those IA charge Of tse car n lsl
only matter % wonder 80 she pa.
irons - the uutau Trunk line thatI
serious accidents have mt arcurfsa
more often. Tho rolling stock Is Ia n
diiapliated condition. several -
the cars are - loose ia.utci that
ones hands cnn almost De thrust
through some % she openings
4 zaar index clerk 81 the cauuty
auditors ofilce. vas another victim
~ the accident. and he iH confined to|
his home today with an injured foot.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-25

picture w4a tshn ~ qaieh q ga
me- bars tla.e - - shal yeF kn4W
-Fhase l.aaan mayors nuai be
idiala
How aos4
sTa-y ffsrei tlslr anc5 .nta FfH-
pine fulfiuR stations when ttry
u gbt tHse apered street railway
ffaaehise sb SIS
~ BaiIer. my dur. that our stand
luR atuF eu Ne Island y Lua9a
hos been iaFrHty reduced.
I'M ! dl1at Fe taa1 what's
thr flar5re
Sa many - the rssu.ara age cit
tsv daaH waiting tar the raia 70
Htap
Tsarhauaf- iried "a nrd oui Iart
nieh If ems other fellow had Kissed
~ sa Eat ade
cls,sr'm-'DId you
ua-h8oas- ". she declared
there AAdnt"
Mra. Hicks" YOU have any
trouble tn Fsp.ng yaur children
cIeta g't
Mrs. wicar-eNat a biz don't
Try"
sunday sehHH Tea her="1o Johnnie.
Who was p4ul7@ JOHNNIE Hss De
taIier sit d. funny bunch n eh.s-
hers OATS troUia biuH "a De- Eng
len"
Heuurier twhn has Interviewed
eya-s body bar The laundyman % bis
block On che uratfaa Nerdkeu Well
Jaf n. what Ia your opinion about this
urutehtl uavei r. an justice kaoH IA
aa thr Capt uraEfaE gase7 John
Cola. fFa e.n.. tuaei 90 con- ahui-
fee eIEht con. Pay money when ct
shse. SO Gle llt."
Tomeweii=IrH 90 vlre man who
knows when 3. r. vel OF Page
Yes TourWrl. aInekari told me
that cv,rB body WAS talk.ns about
any ncw book. pnne=-And wbpt
uhsua romrVtll=t vaH foolish
enough 10 aak What they said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-25
JUMPED FROM
A MOVING CAR
Peculiar Double Accident or
the Fremont Line.

A result 81 his own carriesrneHa.
from al ohtainn BILE statements. D.
Lehman lies in a comataae condi-
ton at Providence hospital with
chances for his ultimate recovery
doubtful. &. ", Breckman.
poultryman Of Ross. suffers from %
broken forearm az a result 81 Leh-
mann's accident Both men were
on the front platform ~ a Fremont
electric car yesterday morning r q
car was going at q siN-mf'e rate. and
~ IL ucared the railway crossing -
the Seattle a international at Lake.
view avenue az Fremont. Mr. Leh-
man. without any warming jumped
from the ear lie lost bis balance.
and rolled under the car wheels. He
clothing caught on the step ~ the
platform. and he was dragged about
20 feet Motarman ". G.. White APP
piled the brakes and stopped the car
az soon as possible. when Lehman
was taken from under the car hi.
head was pressed against TIE for
ward wheel. and another rotation
would have decapitatcd him
Mr BRAKEMAN. when he saw Leh-
mann jump ana saw his position. Mt
tempted 10 save him but he tnst his
balance as he struck the ground His
arm fell across the track aud tie
wheels passed over u. breaking IL
twice above the wrist
Lehman was taken e. Providence
hospital. and Brrckman had hiH arm
set by a Fremont physician. Ito sus
tanned numerous cuts about his
body and his back was Injured No
blame Is attached to the men IN
charge Of the ear.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-25
Humor OF The Day.

There was only one bit of direct
evidence OF red AZ tbe pr1 ius
trial"
what vas 81"
"preyfus rsid De was innocent
=. 10 you bsilrys thr theory that men
should b. periuitirB 60 end tnsii
Hacae4
'Yes. II Sc ueht men app.y Tor
'bc permission
Were any witnesses present when
the defendant prHpas = marriage q
"Ouly tha eternal stars
We'll. there's 10 ase 10 subpoena
them
They continue to find frcsh De-
frrta in WasblnKt1H'n cHumetsf.
Anything particularly new
Yes They say his manner " s.
iustrstiuF the truth Uas little Lax
Thr vaudeville manager clurldrH =
Deeuie pimpiaa the aeeie-camHc Hin.
ger. one ~ the best paying artists IN
thc boards
why apz'
"Rreauuc TIE thenter bar ts always
crowded at fhe time she 10 sins
ing
who's thnt new feie= that Foi
un the train this mornIs 90 Hos
one u these cultured russeF lie has
his whiHkers trimmed down tn q
pint an puts tvo re- in February.
CaidWatrr-.M NJ friends ] vote az
pray Hihber ION The front Hstp -
Deacon. eunfeEshun.s good e. ths
soul Tcll Us. now whuther y1u vote
oarI,n often. or wuther you rtay uni2
once year,
TAcatcr Manager Where tavs
you been spending your vacation
opera Manager ia the rauu
try hard at work. picking peaches
Thcatcr Mnnager- what FORE o.
era Manager" the chorus 81
course
I'm keeping sharp lookout Got
work" said MetndsfIng Mike, Plod
ding Pete rnzed at him In mute do
may ne ho added. = mean it. You've
rat o. keep a look out frr work drss
busy days. II you aiu't aarcfm 6
situation viii sneak up behind yes
an have yer under obligations to 10
pay roll before yer knows what a
happenin'."
Mae Both George and Harry az,
very attentive to HenE. ! wonder
which or tie two she wlll accept7'
Ethctl=tf knew which ~ the TIVE
would propose nrgt ! would toll YOU
Visitor ito host whose daughter Il
asaauiting the piano in ultra FORTE.
Hmol -t'l tell YOU what 90 ls. sir
Yaur daughter iB n powerful per
former. she gets out NJ Tho ius'ru.
mcnt al there is Ia IT, Host I'd h'
thankful II she. got out the $500 ru
In Il.
Mrs Newlywcd-f was going tC
have some sponge cake as surprls,
for you dear bat I confess II vas
failure Mr.. EeWlywed What wa
the matter? Mrs. NeWlyWcd / dom
know for sure. but I tflnk m" drug
Rlst sent me the wrong kind ol
spongcH.
This ls the snapshot Of an OK.
press train going at the rate Of O.
miles IN hour" ITS remarkably
| lifeiiko. hut Why does the smok
rise straight up from the engine IN
stead Of extending baek over tn.
] train In long line 20 weller IA,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-25

the federal
rorpolso this week aud
will duty flagship OF one of
tho from Newport News 10
the Brooklyn Navyard the KearHage made excellent rum the
requirement
superaposed
n hand
machinery
% the main
doubt her
percr
climax direction They Intended
biz the rapid
foreign batemp
piercing difference Of naval
production u
Kearsa ans e
added federal rs
defense notably increased
The valuable
batteship
demand Is
and battery
capable preieetcs
confirmed the
capacity
The kearsarse
modern
Of principle Of
multiplied cardinal
tenet OF modern naval tac
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-25
BENEFIT a SUCCESS.

The George Forston Relief corps
benefit, hald at the Seattle theater
Saturday night, was complete sue
cess In every way. a large audience
was present. ana a substantial sum
Of money was added 10 the relief fund
for the destitute among the returning
volunteers. The program was very
well rendered throughout.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-25
DAMAGES FOR
A RAILROAD

LONDON. sept 25-The Manila
Railroad company British cuter-
prise. has appealed te Lord salisbury
to secure damages From the United
States Tor W'uus possession of the
company LuNou line. The company
has been assured that after the p1ul-
ncatlun VI the island. the British
government WH push the claim.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-25
NEW FLOUR RATE.

Northwestern -four II to get local
instead Of through rates on roads
east Of the Missouri. unless the can
adian Pacific be successful in stand
Ing out for the present tarn. The
Great Northern and the Northern
Pacific are In a auandary. for unless
they can arrange with the weaker
Eastern lines 10 carry this staple at
the old rate. they are ahtu out from
handling 1t.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-25
Clerk Langhorno Dead.

CHEHAL1s. Sept. 25.-Aftrr lin
Rering Illness or over two years. WIN
-. Langhorne, county cicrl, Of Lewis
county. died at O'Clock at his home
In Chchalls. yesterday morning Ito
vas = years 81 age ana was elected
to his second term AZ county clerk
at the last election as fusionlst
Mr. LanEhorne WAS a son Of ex judge
W. W. Langhurue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-25
OF
ARMED REBELS

WAsHIEGToN. u. G. sept. e5.--
The following cabieErBm from Cen.
OTIS hns been given out Hughes of
toiio. reports that f.opea and @ ARM
Ell meu have surrendered Go lyruc,
at Custellauo. SeeroH. There VIII be
an election an the island october ..
chlaf iuHuraeut AZ HHuay has ask
ell what promises could Doe given by
me tn case Of formal submission.
uc was told thai NO arrauE5 mcuts
were possible until Nis surrender and
the DISARMAMENT 0f his force
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-25

Charles Nelson. a Floyd county
uewal farmer. = endHBvoHng O.
raise coffee. Ills plants. grown from
seed put fn tne rrauua last spfink.
are row FIX inches hlkh ON an acre
b. expects 10 get rs, pounds q csf-
Zee. which. making due allow anec for
the time ai~ laber expended iu the
cultivation ~ the berries, be caleu-
iates Wlil eost him about SIS pound.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-25
IetSee
DENNY, C0RYELL
COMPANY,
ZIG First Ave. and 1921 First Ava.

WHERE is the boy but three
feet high
Who's made Improvement more
than II
Shake.
Large streams from little foun.
tainS flow,
Tall oaks from little acorus grow.
Although we once were small and
young,
With Judgment weak and feeble
tongue.
Yet all good business men as we
Have learned TO read their A
b, c.
The firm Of II. II. DEARBORN &
Co.
Still sell tide lots and uplands low.
Room, c, ground floor, Haller's
beehive,
Established eighteen sixty.five.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-25
Great Slugs of Gold.

Are being extracted from the bowels
Of Mother Earth by the Pacific Coast
Gold Mining Co. Forty-one mines IN
active operation. Now IL the time
10 buy this stock at the Seattle a.
Northwestern Mining exchange.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-25

significant Of he
broken prahibins
certain things nia the interests Of communities and then
ofai circles Hypocrisy cnsrasd
national character
. sumuariy checked
The thing modify. all
should be
Take example the Sunday labor IL endorsed BY the
Of
amended repealed application this prohibits
sunday
ssoppedT let
Hypocrisy amend the Let be honest.
N.
Sabbath day and Allow another operate"
THAR
they wsnt' There
constitutional
public
conform Wishes OF
popular
the people ercc.sy
enforced all offenders.
Win modified
foundations Of this republic
in
East Indies are fun Of difficulties When
by
intraetabe semevd
from consideration taxed
a
rules and regia
tons territory
specifically vested in
ed to the special needs probationary
period until they should be capable Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-25

Bachelors Reflections
SsE5

4 man'a nerY resolutions are apt 10
So up in smoke.
Tho man who VIII not marry until
e dads q woman who thinks before
H1s speaks may remain a bachelor
ali nta days
Tr man who starts aui Win an
umbrella and doesn't look around 90
s..a II other men are using theirs be-
fore hosting his own h. an odd!iy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-25
WEATHER FORECAST.

For seattle aud Vicinity Tonight,
aif; TutalaN ftlr cloudy cooler
northeast to sou beast winds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-25
NORTHWESTERN STOCKS

At the Northwestern Mining ex-
change today the following sales
were made; 500 BLACK Tail NJ zoe;
5000 Eldorado 1t soc. 800 North san
Poll at i2c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-25

Paris has burial vault nttcd with
electrical appliances for the detection
of recovery In cataleptic subjects.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-25

We ELE(IROZONE n Specific and to Thoroughly on
Prove these Facts VIII be iFcc
to- all Who a , at "iss 1914 First Ave. a 9f sa
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1899-04-20
Thurs DAY, april 20. 1889
ENGLAND'g EXPERIENCE.

England has been in the expansion
business long time, aud what the
English Newspapers have to say about
it is to . great extent authoritative
because the opinions are expressed
upon experience. The London Tint
says: "A much grayer matter is tue
reported disc ontent of the American
soldiers, but here also all countries
pursuing q foreign policy, have had
the same difficulty to contend with,
and no doubt the United States will
soon fud, it advisable to initiate Eu'
ropean measures and to enlist rsga
lar fore, for the purpose of holding
the Philippines. Foreign possession;
cannot be held by volunteers " This
is DOUBTLESS correct in the Eain. No
one 4 ,ahts that the American yo!uG-
teer will Il, his duty wherever placsH,
but as t.. eY justly say shey enlisted to
free tic Philippines and NOT TO ti2h'
them. 1t is natural that they should
not teel any interest in these islaods on
the othcc side o. the world, and when
they o3ce get away from them, It will
be a hard matter 70 &c: them back
th.re a, soldiers. A cabinet menber
is reported as saying iha: CA vii:
not be made just now f'r volunteers
to g, to the Philippines, AID thai il;
his opiuion, the Insurgents Will soon
find it quite d;fferen! thing fighting
Americas from fighting Sp4Aia:ds
Contrary TO this we seem 10 be fol
lowing he tate Of Spain in the islands
Sen L%wton says that he c'nld narct
with lis brigade from o2e end Of the
Island OF Luzon to the other, bat tha
he could not hold the positions cap
tured. Volunteers will become tirec
of hold ng positions merely to gratiI;
the greed Of the land grabbers. In
year IuSlC cruz Va SulloluCit WIZ 1o
expired, and more volunteers will b5
required. For the Philippines alone
it ia estimated that 10000 troops will
be need t, hold the islands and keeI
down rebellions, even after Aquinaldo
h.s been conquered. Where will thsss
volunteers come from? We do no
think they will be easily obtained, anG
in. consequence standing army OF
100000 will have 10 be maintained tt
bid ouEnew possessians in he ia
Est, and Porto Rico will haVe,to be
cared for. We shall likely find a!
England has aeaetnat it does not pa!
to own territory in the tropics. Tha
they are a nevsr ending source o1
treuule, and instead of paying th'
home government, they are deae
expense: Fortunately some power i
LETT WITH the people in the United
States, aud they may have something
to say about our new foreign policy
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1899-04-20
TIE SAMOAN QUESTION.
The Literary Digest.

The, German Govern'n mt aekuow WI
edges that Consul Rose acted in VIC
lation Of the Berlin Trea'y when he
prevented Chief Justice Chambers
from holdins court; but Gerlnany in
si.ts that Ar. Chambers himself was
the cause Of all the trouble in Samoa.
and hat, unless he is recalled, Con
sul Rose will remain. The Gec,nans
in Samoa, who greatly prepondera;e,
not only in point of numbers but in
wealth and influence, object very
strongly to British or An rican rule,
and the German Govern nent can not
afford 10 ignore them. :aanwh lie,
until Or. Solf, the new d 'n' OF
the Api4 municipal cou"et ~ ar
rived a. his post, Maiaafa remsius
king The overwhelming maj )rity
are on his side, despite the fact that
the English missionaries promised
British protection to all who would
join Their candidate, Tsnu. Mstsala,
according to the correspondent Of the
Kolnische Zoi,ung, Cologne, has done
anything but merit detbrJnement.
This correspondent sa,s:
s'The Mataa:a party hld promise.
that no white MAJ would De touched
if they minded their own business.
The captain of the British ship Por2oise
nevertheless threatened 10 take par;
in the fray if the na,iyes- approached
the English missions. The Ssmoans,
however, took the advice Of the
German and did not give the Eng
E>h the opportunity they desired. No
white m n hss been inteIieIed with,
and it has not been necessary to land
All armed detachment from the German
ship. The German sailors came ashore
on leave unarmeG as usuai; ne Eng
lish have an armed torce-forty two
nen-at their consulate, and their
sailors s:e refused leave. t. 60 on
shore"
The V.asische Zaitu:g Berlin, says:
"The representatives. Of tie inree
tre,ty p; Ners vii! st::!a tie matter
probably in Washington, It is certain,
howevef. that oue-s;!3ed settlement
will no; be tolerated BY G.rma v
For all is politenels, Won Sulow i
firm On this point. If Germ sny i. 20
subjsc. her officials to an irqnit,
Great Britain and th.> UD;te.i 5 ats
must do tie same"
The Tagebl.tt, B-riu, slvs Mr.
Cnambe's must BE- made to -zpiair
his extraordinary conduct, especiall,
for his pretending TO force the choice
of the English missionaries upon The
Samoans under pretesse OF guarding
the Interests of Germaav: while "p-
posing the Germaus and seeking to
Gro te an agitation which is to end in
the Americans making q preseu: of
their interest to Great Britain. the
Dresdener Nachrichten is pleased to
find that the German-Amerieans, who
demand justice for the Filioiaos, also
expect the people Of their own race
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1899-04-20
An Ordinancel

Granting Permission to the Amesik,
Telephone and telegraph Comp1
of South Carolina, its Successors
Assigns, to Construct, Operate S
Maintain its lines Of Telephone s1
T." Telegraph upon, along. over 4n
:: under the Highways and Streetsa
=: the Town Of Winnsboro, County
Fairfield and State of South Car
lima. II
Section 1 Be it ordained BY the I'd
Council of Winnsboro, County bW
Fairfield and State Of South Carroll {
that the American Telephone and Tin
graph Company of South Carolinafst
successors and assigns be, and
same 10 hereby. granted the q Y
privilege and authority to consti 81
operate and'maintain it, lines. Of us
phone and telegraph, including ltl
necessary poles. wires and fix t
upon, along, over and under the n
ways and streets Of said :otoJl
Wnnsboro upon the terms ts1l d
io1s hereinafter provided.
Section 2. The said Company
establish connection In said toNn
its lines end maintain sen1a adl0
the net expense Of m4intaifi4e
connection in ssid topsA 4doeGne
seed the gross rsesiPtrsterixs Esf
from.
Sections. AllpoIes shall bdfi| |set,
under the direction and suIertisi1 1en
the Committee an Streets, whisht tsol
mittss shall dssigpate the str6sts llp,
which sueh- poles shall b srS lste
always. allowing said ConRen n
lonable facilitiss for ro6shilg4 -
points az it's business 0Sy red mir
and all streets sod sidewalks that mi
be disturbed or damaged, in th0k 90
,trustion. ct The said lines, chi 4li
promptly replaced and repaired blt 4
said ( ompany at it's own sxpsuseI, u
to the satisfactiop of the said Coakni
tee on Streets, and all poles ihtSll
neat, symmetrical and 20 iosat}ea
not. to interfere with tho pablo sass
said highways or streets.
Section 4. Said Company shsSl
subject to ordina1set now IN for{ss,
That may be hereafter passed r3lsti'
to the use Of the public highaIys
streets Of The said tows of WitnA Ako1
f. Section 5, Nothing in this OrdiI nan
contained shsil be construed toi&fa
to the said Company an e1cRssi,
franchise and the said Town Cbant
hereby reseryes the right TO gfSat
like consent TO any etl.er con} pal
person OF persons for like prrpo,sst.
Section Z. Said Company shsel Ao
said town free and harmless from ,
damages, or claims for damages, |, tri
ing by reason of the erection Or tneF
gent maintenance Of said lines.
Section 7. This Ordinance sAali
In force and effect from and after
passage. I.
Done in Council this fifth clay ,
April, A. D. 1899.
Il. 81 JAS. e. COAN
,.o >,,,, In,eadfat.
4-s Clerk Of coun'1
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1899-04-20
WHAT TODO.

There is comfort in the knowledge
so often expressed, that Dr.. Kilmsr's
Swamp Root, the great kidney remedy
fulfills every wish in curing rheuma-
tism, pain in the back, kidneys, liver,
bladder and every part of the urinary
passages. It corrects inability to hold
water and scalding pain in passing it,
or bad effects following nse of liquor,
wine or beer, and overcemes that un-
pleasant necessity of being compelled
to 80 often during the day, aud to get
up MANY times during the night. The
mild and the extraordinary effect of
Swamp Root is soon realized. It
stands the higaest for it's wonderful
cures of the most distressing cases. If
you need medicine you should have
the best. At druggists fifty cents or
one dollar.
You msy have sample bottle and g
book that tells more about it, both
.cn: absolutely free by mail, if you
SEMI vour address to Dr.. kllmer &
Co 3 Dgbamton, n. Y. When writ.
ing be sure and mention that you read
this ganerou: offer in The News and
Herald.