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An Excellent Combination.

The pleasant method and beneficial
effects Of the well known remedy,
SYRUP OF FIGS, manufactured by the
CALIFORNIA Ere SYRuP Co., illustrate
the value of obtaining the liquid lnxa-
tive principles OF plants known to be
incidentally laxative and presenting
them in the form most refreshing to the
taste and acceptable to the system. 1t
Is the one perfect strengthening laxa-
tive, cleansing the system effectuully,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
gently yet promptly and enabling one
to overcome hnbitual constipation per-
mnnently. Its perfect freedom from
every Objectionable quality and sub
stance, and its acting on tho kidneys,
liver and bowels, without weakening
or irritating them, make 1t the ideal
laxative.
In the process OF manufacturing figs
are used, Us they are pleasant to the
taste, but the medicinal qualities OF the
remedy are obtained from senna and
other aromatic plants. by a method
known to the CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP
Co. only. In order to get its beneficial
effects and to avoid limitations, please
remember the full name of the Company
printed on the front of every package.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
BAN FRANCISCO. CAL
LOUISVILLE, ky. . NEW YORK, N. Y.
For sale by all DruRgists.-Price Soc. per bottle
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natal i.ipy In u tto-t.

Cincinnati o.. July ip.-rrpnk i,ny.
Catherine WlllrHry nnd clliford and
jnmca shannon started on mn oscur.
sion NJ The ohio river yesterday IN n
nnpihn lnuncli.
iiny plnyfully jumped Into n sinnll
hon, In tow nnd MI The oihcrr. against
his protest followed. The boni sunk
nnd llny nlonu WIS rescued.
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Mhat nI,.. Him rnn.n.

Confidential Friend you want 10
be United States senator, you know
you have only 10 say the word. En-
inont Public Funetlonary know. but
! suspect this II TO be ahrcwd move
mcnt on the part Of the people and d
few OF my political enemies TO set m'
out OF the Job I'm holding now"
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Landscape Gardiner U'fioh OF Now
York and over hundred men have
been busy for weeks benutifying tho
grounds Of the Greater America Expo
nl,ion nj Omaha TO tho beautiful
iloral ndornmon,a Of last year will bo
added over 1000 Now plants. Hare
tropical flowers aud plants are being
received by the train load
Throurhout the great mnchlnory
hail viii be- an endless array oi mo-
ohnnicnl devices for meeting the de-
mhnda upon American industry. ia ne
tnai operation. and turning out lniah-
cd products
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the western end OF the lagoon will be
a yeritnblo rainbow OF changing lights.
now clenrest white like showers Of dla-
monds, now shell rose To foftest green
and then from sprays and showers OF
crimson 10 all the colora Of the rain
bow mingled, shifting. changing, n
dream Of ilceting beauty, Around the
court. gardens Of tropical plants viii
bloom by day and blossom IN yet more
brilliant hucs by night. over 5000
lights. clustered and eolorod to renre-
sent the full-blown 1owern. VIII light
the foliage and give the effect OF fairy
gardens the like Of which has never
been cqualcd or approached. Con-
ccaled lights will throw Into bold relief
each group and hgurc OF atatunry up
ON the buildings
Upon the Midway there viii no fya-
conlon will rival lin nelrhbor In the
brllliance OF the electrical display.
tssttttttttttttstttttttttt
The Horticulture building at tho
Greater America Exposition In Omaha
this summer will be- grand ioral con-
Hsryatory. Gardener ulrleh viii MI II
with great palms and the richest trop-
ienl flowers, while hundreds Of tho
rnrest songatcra and birds Of plumngo
will make their homes amidst ia no
raj treasures,
Old Red Cloud. tho Sioux patriarch
and warrior now blind and feeble. viii
como down from Pine pidEo agency.
accompanied by his old VIII. and son
Jack. TO be part Of the great Indian
congress at the Greater America Ex-
position.
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,,,,., ,,o.s. r,a., gi,,.a

Salt Lake. Utah. July 10 II. e.
Mnrrlrs. formerly OF 1orroy'a Rough
Riders. Wits shot nnd Instantly killed
by 1. H. i,onhfo0k IN n Main street
restaurant tonight. Jealousy WIS ,ho
cnuse ~ the trouble, rcnbro0h wns
placed under arrest.
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weights of Hn,tls.hIn..

Here are the weights OF five British
battleships at the time Of their launch.
ing: Goliath. 6.l0O tons; Victorious,
$500; Prince George. 400. and the
Ocean ,soon 10 be launched, 5000 tons.
There was some armor on the Nictori.
Gus and the Prince George, but none
on the Goliath.
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IT IS UNCONSTITUTIONAL.
THE EIGHT HOUR LAW VOID.
The Supreme Court of the State Unanimous in
the Opinion That the Statute Regulating
Hours of Labor Is Unconstitutional.

atlilIatIon or non-afliliation with
unions.
Asked as to when he would return
to Denver, he replied that he would
not leave here for two or three days
yet unless summoned by wire to re-
turn to meet Mr.. Nash, but In no
event would he leave here sooner than
Wednesday.
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auo,b.r 20, Chicago.

Boanor-"w What seems TO be the fool
ing in Chicago regarding the annc,a.
ton Of tho phillpplnes1" iakcr-
"woii, there IL n difference. Some Of
IN are for annexation and there arr
others who think the city large enough
mr. Il la."-Llfc.
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rtsstiur,

Enough champagne II drunk year.
Iy." snid the statistical person. ITO noai
tho Oregon" Il once foatcd $4,000
900 trust" said the promoter. ION only
three doEan quarts"
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rro,i.r ftis statement.

Mary notice that Tom does not
blackon his mustacho nowadays" Fin.
ma-"No, Aa ho told me last evening
he loves me with an undyolnE love-
Dotton Transcript
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Ar. you u.,.s A,i.n.. roos-k...,

1t is the only cure for swollsa,
smarting. Burning. Sweating Feet
Corns and Bunions. Ask for Aliens
Foot-Ease, a powder to be shaken into
the shoes. At all Druggists and Shoe
Stores. Csc. Sample sent FREE. Ad-
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IS PROMPTLY ON TIME
Colonial Exposition at Omaha Ready for
Visitors on Opening Day.
THOUSANDS VISIT GREAT SHOW

A Grand Street Pageant Marches
Through Streets of City and Into the
Exposition Grounds-A Grcnt and En-
thusiastic Gathering on Independence
Day.
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To ENuhury Dressrs and kkIFts.
To get best results, mix some "Fsuliiess
Starch' In little cold wnfor; when dis.
solved pour on boiling water until IL be-
comes clear. All grocers sell "Faultless
Starch Large package. l0c. 70,
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dear?' ''Bcautiful. There's not "A cloud
in NJ Then guess I'D better tsko my
umbrella down town with me-.
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To Laundry Drc..e. and sLlr,..

"All things 'eomc to him who watts
after we get through wanting it,"
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Mrs. WInsiow'a Soothing Syrup.
For children t@ething soffens tho gums, reduces In
raniinailon, Ailays pain cures wisd cola 25c bottle
The state herald., 1899-07-21

what does the ,farecnst bulletin sayy'
"rhrcntening weather. Threatening
Whuf-suuafrakes "a ar rhilblulnsyH
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W. N. u.-ptHvER.- NO. 2e.-isop
ktsn AnsNefinp Advertisements hiady
Mes lon This raptL
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-04

Tho trial n Patrick county virginia
or six weuluown white citizens ON the
charge of lynchlnc IS over. and ass q rec
suit one of them gets six years and the
balance five years in the peui.cnuuy.
This is distinct triumph for law and
order. and win Dee ass great satisfaction
On IFS advocates i'm This State, as Sc viii
Give surprise TO ND Northern States
which have pointed the finger of scorn
st MS upon each recurring instance of
lyuchine.
That the original offender would have
bad Justice meeted 90 him is abundanuy
proved I'm the verdict just rendered. and
I'm the face of au the circumstance the
county IS 20 be congratulated i'm having
a jury with the manliness TO bring in
the verdict they did.
Tho jury was ont only thirty minutes
ana the proof OF the connection OF the
six men with the lyuching was indis-
putable. yet there was strong feeling
AGAINST conviction among their friends
and the nnal outcome was somewhat I'm
the nature of local surprise.
Tho Times has persisted I'm the declara-
zion that the safety Of the South was
embraced in SIS devotion TO the laws OF
the land. and under an circumstance
We have held that the only safe pro-
cedure was that within the limits Of the
legally constituted courts. and that by
them alone was justice 20 De prescribed
to the wretchos who fly in the face OF
every moral and civil law TO the perpe-
tration of their abominahle crimes.
We appreciate fully the feelings that
stir within the hearts of men when crimes
like these are committed In their CONF
muniuos, and we understand how road,ly
The public mind Is wropgh. . the pit~h
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-04

o'' t- t.rt
A. ne" e''''' '''''' ...-,.... ,,....
n Columbus ''' Joy 'i', .,
featuring Company Ihi7 Hl'i "I' 'I
r,.. 10000 euindIes. THE capitalization of
.. ........,r,,- will be SllIUU.
THE Georgia and Florida Land Com
p.rv sold thc other day TO o Dad n Sew
,.,rF moo acres of timber land n Tay-
oo,-r99d Of watermclons were sh.p-
n.1 through Macon Friday consigned
,,-.1..., i.nnines Bryan. ID SIS not
chased br Mr. Bryan or whether they
are present 90 him. oul al amy '-.t
the sINei., '' . ",, ,i,n. u ~ ' sat
OBJ -''
,, ......... 30. o,.....
Severe storms are SUN i"6''7 '''
The most disastrous one KNOW" io' SIEVE
or calvert. Texas on Saturday night
Many lives were lost and much property
destroyed.
Possibly the largest cattle trade ever
mad. m Texas was contaminated S4llf-
day. when j. M Chittm. of san Antonio =
eo'd 5000 steers 20 a. .i ne , ".'i 81 o.o, "
'''' .-.'
inc h..'"+ ''' o. -...,... .,.... r,r
''-' TWO ,.. No.. ,,.-..
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-04

From many quarters We nnd the sus.
eFtion endorsed FOR the establishment of
a new cabinet officer Co be known ass the
Secretary of The Colonies but So far We
have not seen any argument m favor of
the creation Of this office that impressed
as with amy force OF conviction that h
would be OF material benea, 20 the coun-
try.
Surely the incapacity OF the present Sec
rotary Of War which SIS Invariably rcclted
IN the articles upon the subject does not
constitute a valid reason Tor the addition
al Office u. Of course reflects upon The
administration that IL permits the retcn-
tlon IN Office Of man who IS incompe.
tent bet Il raises no argument in support
OF an Innovation OF that magnitude.
Again. the creation OF this office would
undoubtedly have O tendency 20 prolong
our active control Of islands or colonies
over which there is al least great dr.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-04
THE NEW OFFICERS.

Southern Congressman Call ON Mchin-
ley in Interest of Their States.
WASHINGTON. July 3-The President
was called upon to-day by q delegation
of Southern members Of Congress con-
corning the distribution of officers OF the
new regiments 90 Doe enlisted for the
army I'm the Philippines.
Iie told them chat eight Regiments. I'm
addition 90 the three authorized to be
recruited I'm Manila would be- raised and
assured them that the officers would be
selected without regard 10 political afii-
latlons or locations of residence. due re-
gard being had for fitness and past ser-
vice. The delegation comprised Repre-
sentatives Bankhead and clayton. OF Ala
bama. Admamson and Griggs. Of Georgia,
and Norton. of south Carolina
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-04

SAN FRANCISCO CAL, July 3.-Ihe
r-,arliner prints in taDuiated form "a
statement showing the cost OF the tr1ns-
nom service on this coast since the war
began. The total is placed at S.s3o2l
OF which 81 223 600 was expended m char
tering twenty-five vessels. The amount
spent on these transports when tney
We're not IN actual use. being held IN
port either here or 40 Manila, IS placed
at s733 sjl.
The remainder OF the total cost OF me
service was used in the purchase OF ves-
sells anf their lttngs-up for coal. water
etc The figures are not official but
are said 10 be based on close estimates.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-04

10 ID" "
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,....... ' ''. '.
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..I 's
-'.. ~. '. 7.'."io. WHO ''.
"' n'It DID,. '' i'. pas. o-
o'I al.-., -l7'.. iH DDS rAei'n states
I'.' ' ''
1...I ''. i'N..d IiI.. ". surrey.
'l l'' i"iNNia.t Indians.
'''.' .N''i ."ieI i'IoNHi1Ho. ifrd
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-04
Chinese Partition.

TACOMA. WASH. July 2.-Recent Ja-
panese papers say that Marquis Ito.
former Premier OF Japan. Ia a recent ad-
dress. declared his firm belief that the
partition OF China among the powers OF
Europe Is on-N a question OF time. He
added that Japan must take steps for
her own protection, making every effort
10 maintain rate OF progress equal 10
that Of the countries by which she will.
be confronted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-04
Mrs Rich's Case.

WASHINGTON. July 2-The Mexican
Consul at El Paso Texas has Informed
the Embassy here that the hearing in
the case OF Mrs Rich has been con-
cluded and that the United States Com
missioner probably vii announce his de-
cislon on the question of extraditon some
time this week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-04
Dated Ahead.

J. shaker-Ten you what. I'm nervous
to-day I'm 10 cali on Miss Lovelipz to-
night TO get her final answer
II. Baker-Nou needn't be afraid. ] saw
her al the stationer's yesterday. She
l,ft TN order for visiting cards in the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-04

SANTIAGO. CUBA. July Am increase
in the number Of new cases OF yellow
fever and a decrease in the death rate
are the striking features Of the situation.
There have been "a cases up to date, Of
which II have proven fatal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-04
Non Parfiynn.

"Brages IS something OF a mugwump,
isn't he?f
something Of a mugwump2 He's MS
non-partizan as % brass band. Indian
apOlis Journal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-04
What We Leave.

Lives of great men oft remind rs
We can be as great as they
And. departing. leave behind ms
All We cannot take away.
Philadelphia Record.
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industrious

Mrs. Cohcn-T hear you've got a very
industrious husband
Laundress- Yes MUM. he's always nnd-
Ing something for me 90 do.-Baitimore
Jewish Comment
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-04

Of dealing summarily with these crimi-
nal creatures, yet we insist that restraint
under these circumstances is test OF
good citizenship. and obedience 10 the
law S. the highest act OF moral bravery.
We can feel no pleasure in the con-
viction of these particular citizens OF
Patrick county. We learn that they are
reputable and Industrious men, aud We
dcplorc the unfortunate situation that
confronte them. but in this conviction
we see "a CLEAN of hope for the eventual
riddne of the South of the resort 90
lyuchlne that must Doe condemned by the
sober Judgment of right thinking men.
il seems that poet John A. Joyce fur
nishcd the Elkf with some verses that
were sung by % Richmond man fifty years
ago. bat o. poet with memory like that
is wonder
sampson was probably TOO busy are
ranging Dis sham battles TO wire schley
hls good wishes yesterday.
The Hon. Hazy Pingroe works mp am
interview very much like DE would a
potato patch.
10 appears chat Germans health is not
half as poor as DIS prospects for the
presidential nomination.
With eight uniforms to Doe kept in mind
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persons tho exact direction in which they

persons tho exact direction in which they
are going.
AFTERMATH.
A 0ye-year.old boy IA Mt. Vernon, y.
Y. was killed Saturday B a stone from
a blast three blocks away.
Trusts are gaining q foothoid IN Mex
leo The formation OF the Cigarette Nam
ufacturers Trust has just been COM
pietcd and a movement Is now on foot 10
combine ail The browcrlcs OF this country
Tho capital of the new syndicate IS S50o9-
600. Options have been secured ON the
large breweries of this city Monterey
Toiula, Orzaba and Chihuahua.
\ friend OF Hon. James A. Mckenzie.
United States Minister 90 Peru under the
last Cleveland Administration says that
DE bias become almost totally blind. Air.
Mckenzie was for a. number OF years "a
member OF Congress and was conspicuous
there Tie was called "Quu.ne Jim at The
national capital because of his ruccessfui
labor in behalf OF d reduction of the duty
on quInine
William Getty seventeen years DID, shot
and killed bis thry-yelr-0'd brother
James I'm ST. Louis Sunday night The
elder brother was repr0vlnE him for NOT
securing work when the younger brother
pulled q pistol and fired. kilng James in-
stanuy William was arrested
Montgomery ~ Folsom. a poet. author
and dialect writer OFF fame m the South.
died suddenly at his home m Atlanta,
Sunday. OF apop'oXv He was urtytwo
years old. and had been an active jour-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-04
Financial Question.

"a man can't do much without money"
"No. and when he has money he doesn't
need TO do anything. Cincinnati In
oulrer
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-04
CrOkers Friends Preparing a Big
Dinner to Welcome Him.
BRYAN NOT POPULAR IN SOUTH.
Mr., WiIlctt Says Many Democrats
Would Like to See Some One Else
N0minatcd-trom Messenger
Boy 90 Partner.


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coming camp flsn viii De defined Mr.
Croker will go 90 Saratoga for The fall
racing .a..,, ...., .,f..- t..s arrival rrs
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'-'N ''' i-'- '''I' 7' i'' "'' -''-
ail n.s horses having been unpIaced VITA
the exception of one. which ran second
do. f.l,,,.r. ,,, .,,g1.,t that saratoaa
..,.
""' '''''. "'' account
The Cr1ker-sheelan fight continues.
Ten more members of the Peguod Club
We're announced yesterday to have pee
signed because that organization is
iuportns Slecnan for tle I1mnanF
leadership Iu che Smith Assembly district.
BRYAN NOT POPULAR.
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name Of Mrs. J. Shaker. philadelphia
Record.
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10 seems that poet John a. Joyce fur
nishc8 che Elkf with some verses that
were sung by % Richmond man fifty years
ago. bat poet with a memory like that
is wonder
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-04

samps0n was probably TOO busy arr
ranging his sham battles TO wire schley
hls good wishes yesterday
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-04

The Hon. Hazy Pingrce works mp am
interview very much ike Doe would
potato patch
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-04

It appears chat Germans health is not
half as poor as hi- prospects for the
urc-fdputll nominations
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-04

"Thc man with tho hoe" NAV be q
great poem. but the best work OF the
day ls Chat of the man with the lawn
mower
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STREET.
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some of tbc Tammany Climb are doing
some darne base running willis coacncr
crnk-r !. not ON Tho line
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-11-10
GEN. HARRISON'S RETURN.
Baltimore Herald.

Baltimore Herald.
After a stay of several months abroad as
one of the counsel for Venezuela before the
al bitraton commission appointed to decide
the boundary dispute between that country
and Great Britain, eX-President Harrison
has returned to the United States. He
reached New York from London on last
Sunday, accompanied by his wife and
baby" and glad to get back to the land
which he has so well honored, and which
has likewise honored him with the most
eminent distinction within its gift.
General Harrison was the leading counsel
for Venezuela, and he has worked hard in
behalf of his client He comes back tired
out and will take long and well-merited
rest Though he was abroad only in a pri-
was the recipient of marked courtesies from
foreign dignitaries. and 1t is unnecessary TO
say that on all occasions he represented his
country In creditable manner. The PreSi-
dent of France extended to him especial
honors, as did the King of Belgium, Queen
of Holland and Emperor of Germany. The
Kaiser was particularly attentive to our
former President, and the London Board OF
Trade gave a dinner to him.
General Harrison's example in going back
to the hard work of a law office, after hav-
ing been the chief magistrate of the great
est nation on earth. is inspiring. 1t has set
tied the problem of What shall we do with
our former Presidents?" The people of the
United States like such a man, whether he
rison is typical American" whoru we are
all pleased to honor and whom We all hope
will long live to enjoy a vigorous old age
under his Indiana vine and fig tree.