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LIIass. DaSs, da6 Of
IN law Of he superzts6 eritf
the cotton mill. skays. She Is

ava 0Ot0O oAS1 10y ~<-~~4o77S
now reported that she will sooT
and it is hfnger.
" ous ~. Leon Presley, of Edge
81, and Rev. McElwee Ross,
T oxford, Pennsylvania, have
Changed pulpits for a while
The latter will preach in the
4. r. P. Church at Edgemoor the
first Sunday in september.-
Chester Lantern.
Chinese are dangerous enemies, for
they are treacherous That's Why all
counterteits of DeWitt's Witch hazel
Salye are dangerous. They look like
DeWitt's, but instead of the all-heallng
witch hazel they all contain ingredients
liable TO irrilate the skin aud cause
blood poisoning. For piles, injuries
and skin diseases use the original aud
genuine DeWitt's Witch Hazel SaIVe'
AcMaster Co
If you are in need Of glasses, you
had better call on the oculi't at the
Hotel Duval. His many customers
already speak in the highest terms OF
him; his prices are moderate he makes
Rlasses in sill the latsst styles, and his
lenses are the best made
The line for the railroad has
heen surveyed to such distance
from town that the camp will have
to be moved to a point further
from town. The spot chosen for
the new camp is on Mr.. Preston
Rion's plantation, several miles
from town.
The wolf in the fable puts on sleeps
clothing because if he travelled on his
own reputation he couldn't accomplish
his purpose. Counterfeiters of DE.
Wits Witch Hazel Salve couldn't sell
their worthless salves on their merits,
so they put them in boxes and wrap
pers like neWitt's. Look out for
them. Take only DeWitt's Witch
Rszel Sslye. It cures piles ard a |
skin diseases. McMaster Go.
Col. W. G.. Stephenson, oi
Kings Mountain Military school
at Yorkville, was in town on
Wednesday. Many years ago
this was one of the leading
schools in the State. Under
y Coward and jenkins many cadets
from Fairfield attended this
chool, and they are now muck
erested in the effort to re-
blish it. Col. Stephenson is
st pleasant gentleman, ane
oped that he will meet witt
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local INTELLIGENCE
Thursday. August 3d. 1900
LOCAL MATTERS.

Miss Annie Ives, of Florence,
is visiting Miss Ellen Ellison.
BLACK velvet ribbons, all "lo'ns,
nompadour combs, hair clasps ana
brooches, just received at
Mrs. McCarleY's.
.Mr. and Mrs. ]. Frank EqppSShmff {
and children have reS*
Kershaw. Il. children like it.
Mothers sse it. We refer to one
XIii3nte Cough Cure. 1t viii! quickly
III AInu all throat and lung troubles Nc
"ss19i MrIapd Mrs. W. D.ssGaiIlard,
Of Charleston, Eare expected thus
weak to, visit relatives in Wlnns-
boro. u;no
Won will never find any other pl!iis
LOU ont W." end SO pIeassn; as DeWitt's
Little Early Risers. McNaster TO-
Miss Theo Rabb returned nome
on tuesday from Charleston j.
where she has been visiting rei@-
tives. Doty
and Miss Susie Doty have re-
turned from a stay Of several
weeks with relatives in Kentucky
It will surprise you to experience gU;nSe
tina benefit obtained by using lne oaiHty Rc.
.ud famous little pills known as w. 70,
Wits Little Early Risers. MeNs''''
Roh,rt FlournoY, Brickyard, Ala
writes: I consider no remedy equs! t'
DR., Mofett's TEETHlNA CIeelhins
Povder) for the irritations of teetslOs
and the bowel troubles OF our 'O"'A''
country. to,
Miss Ethel Rabb has retgrne' ne
20 ! %ar home in Ridgeway after
nieasant NJ ass visit to Misses Leila an
Louise Taylor on Bull sVree''-
The State. ,. .n
N;II;ons will be spent in politics IN n
,aar We can't keep the campatgn 9, 3
inS vitbout money any more man y, y
csn Keep the body vigorous WHO .he,,
foo food. Dyspeptics used 70 Isis starve '1sI Gn
,eT ,eIves Now Kodol Dyspepsia Cu
5ieests what you eat and altoWS y
to eat ali the good food you van NJ
radically cures stomach trouoieS' ~
Master Co.
Mr., Clarence Welles, son
p. 7. Welles, superintendent
the Southern Railway 3,ta spe,
Monday in town with Mr. f0rre
G. Gyles.
Mrs. S. E. Prentiss and Emj
Prent;ss left..on "Wednesday
KiIlians where Il the, Z. will lid sPMI PM
several days with MI. anu ~
T. F. Davis before leaving
In Tsdia, the land OF famIns, ..,l1 h
sands die because they eannetSIS 1IS1
food. In America the lano OF .spu p.'a =
many suffer and die because saeF Ke
not digest the food they eat. -Lee -
DEspe psia Cure diges;s aicaIly Gu
Il instantly relieve Master G.
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You assume 10 risk when you buy
ColIc, Cholera and
,0iarrboea Remedy. McMaster Co.
iii refund your mouev if you are not
iai .fird after using it. 1t is every
vSerf admitted to be the most success
Rnl remed, in use for bowel complaints
q nd the only one that never fails. Ii
90 nlessant. safe and reliable.
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Volcanic Eruptions

Are Grand. but Skin Eruptions roe roe
life are Of iov. Bucklen's Arnica saivs
cures r them; also Old, Kunm9s s,ons Suo
Fever Sores, Ulcers, Bo!ls, Ferurs' nrns
Corns, Warts, Cuts, Bruises, se@,,;,b1a;ns Pnins
S, Scalds. Chapped Hands, Chilolains as as,
~ pest Pile cure OH earth. Drives ou
Pe;r Pe;nu : and nd Aches. Only 25 cts. q box
f,nre nlq' guaranteed. Sold by McMasteI
Co., druggists.
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1SO1-19OO.
SOUTH CAROLINA COLLEGE,
TNT TNTDTA . ~


A. B B. S., a. Nj, LIB L 1.
Courses. Spring Courses free for
Teachers. Fourteen Professors; 49,
900 volumes in library; excellent lab
oratories, class-rooms, gymnasium,
infrmary, athletic grounds. Tuition
$40, other fees $40, a session; tuition
remitted to needy students. Expenses
S135 to -S175 o session. Certified
Pupils from forty-five Acc; edited
Schools enter its Freshman Glass with
out examination.
Entrance and Normal Scho arship
Examinations held at every county
seat, Friday, July 20, 1900, by County
Supertnten tents.
Next session opens September 90,
1900. For catasosu ue, address,
F C.WOODWARD,
5Sl President.
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YOUNG MEN WANTED

With fair education and good chap
aeter, to learn Telegraphy, Railroad
Accounting, and Type -writing Thi;
is endorsed by ali leading railwa.!
companie. as the only perfect and re.
liable restitution o! its kind. All oui
graduates are assisted to positions
Ladies' also admitted. Write for free
catalogue. Fall term opens August15
GLOBE TELEGRAPH COLLEGE
Oshkosh, Wis, and Lexington, KY
6-14-4m s=,e,kS -.
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sesss stations Should notify
ticEe several days in advance
of their contemplated departure so
that be moyE supply himself with
proper form of tickets.
The Mississippi Valley Medical As
sociatiop meets at AshVille, N. C. =,
Octobea9lh-11th. The,Southern Rail-
way vii sell round trip tickets from
all stations on its lines October 9th to
9Th, incAsiVe, with fnal limit Ooto-
Der 18Th
For fuaher information call on or
write anylgent of the Southern Rail-
way or its sounections.
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REDUCED RATES.

70 the National Convention of the
ristian Church, which meets at Kan
City, No., October 1919, the
lthern Railway will sell round trip
Sets from all points on its lines at
rate of one first-elass fare for the
md trip, plus 81 90. Tickets will
sold October Sth, 9th and 10th,
.h final return limit to October
d, inclusive. Persons at non-coupon
tions should notify ticket agent
eral days in advance of their con-
lplated departure, in order that he
Y supply himself with proper form
tickets.
f>a mn round trip tickets to the Annual
roSuSafon, ~ National Baptist Associa-
o(H0tb. sshElond, Va, September
tarsforo a. Gs.e rale. of ons-seet-ofissssssy
y = 8 = -points on lis lines, ex-
Won Washington. D. G.. and
fsldria, Va. Tickets will be sold
6iber 10th, l1th and 18th, with
/ pit September 22nd, inclusive.
> re annual convention Of the
iflc,O Fellows, Louisville, KY,
soI'2-7, round trip tickets will be
Pail all stations on the Southern
her Tickets to be sold Septem-
final SOth, and October Ist. with,
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Joi. H. McMaster 6 Co., Winnsboro,
s. CIT. W.. Woodward 81 Co., Rockton,
S. {; w. NJ. Patrick, woodward, S. c.;
T. I Patrick &c Co., White Oak, S. C..
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Charlotte and Rome
Charlotte Commercial College,
Charlotte, N. c., established in 1891
Rome Business College,
Dana 90 nstnhl;ehn1 In 1906

Rome, Ga, established in 1886,
now under one management, offers
exceptional advantages to any one
desiring a thoroughly practical busi-
ness education in the shortest possible
time.
The wide range Of territory covered
by our employment agency affords
exceptional chances for securing posi-
tions We will guarantee you posi-
ton if you take our guarantee course.
The rooms in the schools are large
and convenient and well lighted.
Young men or Young women may
enroll in either school any week day
during the year.
If YOU are a stenographcr, book
keeper or teacher and desire posi-.
ton, write The Piedmont Agency,
Charlotte, N c. If you are not
stenogrspher or book-keeper, spend q,
few months in one of these schools
and get Yourself in shape for earning
money.
Should ,cn dc<i.e 10 be All expert in
intere,t, stocks, trace discount, etc.,
send 25 cents in stamps or silver and
get our Pocket Cacua'or-iust what
you need.
For circulars and further informa
ton. address,
D M. McIVER,
President. a
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w. F. MAIN co.

Eastern Fs1tory Cor. Friendship and
Eddy sts., Providence, r. l.
Western Factory (Largest Jewelry
] Factory in the wor.d), East Iowa City,
Iowa. Over $1,000 feet of floor space.
ss,s2-1m
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Sssl5EG AaToRIA E As !.
- -. .l2gs bITaYS B0DgR
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Friendly Dog Stopped the Fight

Friendly Dog Stopped the Fight.
I. On one of the most pleasant side streets
OF Cleveplnd live two dogs-a large, digni-
fled hound and saucy, small fox terrier.
The two are the best of friends, and the
big dog is always watching over the little
one and doing his best to keep the pert
fellow out of fight. But the other day
his watchfullicss failed. Another terrier
came and yelled defiance at the hounds
comrade1 and when. the big dog. arrived
upon the scene 1t was to behold frantic.
tufnbling. swapping heap, Of which his
favorite was part. He seemed to consider
the state of things, then gave a sigh Of
patient dignity and began to walk around
the combatants, keeping critical eye on
the struggle and evidently acting the part
Of umpire. His favorite was getting the
worst of 1t, but he did not interfere May
BIO he thought the punishment of defeat
was better than any he could bestow. He
watched silently till all at once his friend
gave a yelp of real pain and trouble.
Then suddenly the big dog aWpke. With
a bound he was beside the other two.
Wi.t, one tap OF his paw he sent the vic
tor over, into the dust. grabbed his favor
tie in his mouth, as a eat grabs her kitten
and made or to his own back yard. Dur
I ing the next hour he licked. scolded and
fondled the .repentant terrier. AhdJnow
athes two are more devoted, than ever,
though the little, dog seems more meek
and decidedly more obedient than Of 'yore.
Cleveland: Plain Dealer.Ms;:.., y: ~
:. i = . . Z
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DATE FOR STATE FAIRS.
American Association Of +
Names D0teN-HIinneSnf0 CAM !.

american Association of Fairs
Names Dates-Minnesotn,S Sept. 81.
Chicago, Dec. 9.-At the closing session
OF he annual convention OF the .Amerie an
Association OF Fairs and Expositions.
which has been meeting for the last two
days in the Sherman house, the following
schedule of dates for fairs ana cxposi-
tons next year was decided upon:
The Pan-American exposition. May to
Nov. 1; Iowa state fair. Aug. % to Aug.
81; Toronto exposition, Aug. ?e to Sept.
q; Ohio state fair. optional Aug x; to
Sept. 5; Minnesota state fair, Sept. . to
Sept. q: Nebraska state fair, Aug. II to
Sept {; Wisconsin state fair. Sept. to
Sept. IA; Missouri state fair. Sept. 16 to
Sept. 81; Indiana state fair. Sept. .:s to
Sept 90; Illinois state fair. Sept: 20 to
Oct. .; st. Louis fair. Oct. Z to Oct. u.
The officers were re-electedfor the COM
ing year: President, A. H. Lovejoy, Ros-
Gle, ILL.,; treasurer, William NJ. Iiggett,
st. Anthony Park. Mimi: secretary, J. w.
Fleming, Columbus, Ohio.
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Lost HIS TEMPER.
Result Was He Found Just What He
Was looking For.

Result Was He Found Just What, He
Was Looking For.
The fur salesman: was holding up on his
arm a very handsome specimen Of what
appeared to be Russian sable. .; !. -. =:
"You wouldn't think" he said, "that
that color was indirectly due to loss of
temper, would you?" ''.
81 didn't know that the Russian sable
had a bad temper" responded the Gus
toner.
"Your knowledge is not always to he
relied on laughed the salesman. This
is not Russian sable skin. 1t is q red
fox, and thereby. So to speak. hangs a
tale"
The customer asked that it be unfolded
"In New York city," responded the
salesman, elves a furrier, who, knowing
a good deal about the dyeing of seal
skins; and other furs, sought for years
and years to find n dye that would trans
form a red fox skin into Russian sable,
as far as appearance went. All his efforts
were nugatory and void, as the lawyers
say. but he would not give UP the search.
One day, less than two years ago, he was
busy over his dye pots seeking the elusive
alchemy He thought this time he had it
sure, but he was disappointed once more,
and I am sorry to say he lost his temper
and acted in most unseemly manner.
He held in his hand q bottle with d.
chemical Of some kind in it that he had
intended using in some other dyes that
he did know about. and in his violence
he knocked the bottle against a box and
broke its neck This made him madden
than ever, and with bad word he hurled
the broken bottle and it's remaining con-
tents into the disappointing dye pot. Then
he Left the place. and when he came back,
much cooler in mind, behold, there was
that in the dye pot which caused his
Special wonder and he began an imme-
date investigation. Just what effect the
chemical or the broken bottle had on the
dye he could not tell, but very APP
parent change had been effected, and he
fastened to try u strip of fur in it. When
the fur was taken out it was no longer
red fox. Neither was it quite Russian
sable, but it was on the way, and after
a little experimenting with the unexpect-
ed chemical he hit upon the right thing,
and the secret was his. To-day he is
converting red fox skins into Russian
sable for 1900 firms in all parts of the
world. and 1t is needless to say lie is not
getting poor at it. Russian sable is a
beautiful and expensive fur, but this
imitation is quite as effective, for three
or four years, as the genuine ching. and
doesn't. cost anything like as much.
Cheaper furs. that look as WELL. while
they last. as expensive ones, are more
satisfactory anyway to the majority of
purchasers, because styles change and
people want something new once in
awhile If they can afford t.''-Washing.
ton STAR.
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':is surf index az the great M gn.;
ryGlang hs,siness activity of the couI.I
try. IT. most striking new develop
m4nt ID IA the extension Of rural frSe
de4very. This service ameliorates the
isolation OF. farm lifs,. induces t1.t obd
roads 'and.'un fckens ard extends the
dissemination Of general Information.
Experience thus far has tended to Allay.
the apprehension' that It would be 50
extensive 'as. to-. forbid its general
adoption or make 1t a serious BURDEN
The president approves the recon-.
meridati0ns. of the, secretary OF y: the
navy for new vessels, and for. addi-
tional officers and men, which the re-
qutred increase in the navy makes nee
essary. lie commends the establish
ment of a national naval reserve and
OF the grade of vice admiral. e
Pension matters were touched on
briefly; The president, says: The act
of May. 1900, among. other things. pro-
vides for AN extension of income to
swidowsf Hpensioned under, said act to
$3.50 per annum. The secretary OF the
interior believes that by the operations
eE:!Of this act the number of persons PEN
stoned under It will increase, and. the
:euCTedSeU h1lHOdl; psa yAlSHI AoA. PSAASA0AAS
will be between s., 00o, 900 and $4,000, 600.
t.. In conclusion the president says: ..
+ I .'1n our great prosperity we must
guard against the. danger 1T invites of
Extravaganza in government ;expendi-
lures and appropriations; and the cho-
sen representatives Of the people win.
i doubt not, furnish an example in their
legislation Of that wise economy which
in a season of plenty husbands for the.
future. In this era of great business
activity and opportunity caution is not
untimely. 1t will not abate. but
strengthen confidence. 1t will not re-
tard but promote legitimate industrial
and commercial expansion: Our grow
ing power brings with it. temptations
land perils requiring constant vigilance
to avoid. 1t must not be used to invite
) Conflicts, nor for oppression, but for
the more effective maintenance of these
! principles Of equality and justice upon
which our institutions and happiness
depend. Let us keep always in mind
that the foundation Of our government
IS liberty; its superstructure, peace" :
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The perfunctory manner in which
witnesses are3sworn In English courts
was illustrated recently in London
court after some twenty witnesses had
given their evidence. It was then dis
covered that all had solemnly sworn
on and had kissed a guide to the law
OF landlord and tenant. The mistake
came to light only when a court off,
cial saw that the supposed Bible was
much more clean than usual, and, as
a consequence, looked closely at the
book.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-12-14

Telephones. are being fitted on the
.siectric cars Of one Of the suburban
lines in 81. Louis. The instrument u
placed In the rear Of each car, the
negative connection being through
the wheels to the rail. and the posi-
tive connection being secured through
Q simple device. like a jointed fishpols.
and an overhead wire. paralleling tho
trolley. rims the motorrnan Is able
at ali timsy 10 communicate with the
ONCE. thassheds. and the wreckins
crew. Later HI 4: ntanded TO- connect
this Tina 1ith s-btthfs rObhc servics and
~ permit ~ - BY passengers.
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Commitment to Our rroon...

Pekin. Dec. Eli Hung Chang has
informed Gen. Chaffee that he and all
the people of Chill are extremely
pleased: and gratihed at the behavior
Of the American troops toward the
Chinese. There are many more sim
liar expressions. From all sections Of
that portion Of the city under Ameri-
can protection come words Of praise.
thankfulness and gratitude regarding
the conduct Of, the Americans.
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The falling Ct the eleva.orC Is perhaps
not the only danger associated with
fife in the modern sky-scraper. Some
physicians. in making physical cram
inat4ons for life insurance companies.
think they have discovered that ele-
~ator boys and others who make many
trips day are peculiarly liable to
Aeart-discase and premature deEener-
alton of the arteries. They Do not
knew whether this 10 due to chaaes
In atmospheric pressure In pasdng
from basement to roof and down
again. to the disturbances caused by
tie sudden starts and stops and the
rapid descent, or to some 40 yet I'M
suspected cause.
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Miss Alice Sinclair Of Cincinnati, O.,
who acted as bridesmaid at the we'd
ding OF friend, found thimble in
the piece OF brides cake which she
ate. This was regarded az proof that
she would be an old maid. To prove
that the sign was false she agreed to
marry William Keeler, to whom she
was engaged, at once, and invited all
tae wedding guests to be present at
her marriage. A minister was found
within three hours Of the time when
she was acting as bridesmaid.
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Twenty-one persons died In Massa-
chusetts last year aged 100 years OF
more. Sixteen of the twenty-one were
women-three of the sixteen never
having been married. Eight of the
twenty-one were born in Ireland, three
in Couada and three In other foreign
misunderstanding seven native-born,
six OF whom were of Massachusetts, ma
tivtty. The Oldest was two months
over LOG years.
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FOR If NEW \ ! HIPS.
.aNv 4 g 4 sIa .rizls
IS, Is. y - - I, \ 49, h; & NAVY.
Secretary Long Opens Bi.ls for the
b constroction Of Five Bnttlc.htp.
~ ana SIX Armored Cruisers-Mcans
the Expeanditure OF About $780,
4, p OOoo'OOO-All the Bids Within the
Limit. Fixed W the .Appropr,.-
tiop-New Bidders Take a H.nd-
:; Awards Will BE Made Later.

Washington, Dec. 9.-Neyer since the
birth Of the new: navy has there been
such gathering Of shipbuifders and
metal kings as were assembled in the.
Office OF the secretary Of the navy Mt
noon yesterday to witness the openins-
OF bids for an amount Of naval con-
.struction which Secretary Long de.
nominated as the greatest mt, n,,s,.v
this or any other country--had ever
seen, involving the. placing of con-
tracts to the amount of about $50. 900
wv. There were eight bidders for the
construction of the five battleshfps and
SIX armored cruisers. All the bids
were within the limit of cost figured
oy the appropriation. The. indications
on the face OF the bids are that
~ The Successful Bidders
Tor one or more vessels will be the
Newport News company, the Cramps,
the Fore River Works of Massachu-
sets, the Union Iron Works of San
francisco. and perhaps Moran Bros.
q co. Of Seattle, Wash: The notable
feature was the attempt on the part
OF the younger and smaller concerns
70 break the line ..of the. .ones which
have constructed nearly all of the new
navy up TO this time. While it is not
possible at this moment to forecast
results accurately. there are indica-
lions that in at least. one instance.
and perhaps two instances, tbs. at
tempts will be attended with
,,. Some. Degree of succc~s,
for it looks as If some of the work will
be bestowed upon the Fore River COM
pany, which appears for the first time
as a. bidder for the construction of
armored ships. The Pacific coast, too.
presents a likely candidate in the
shape of the Moran Bros. & Co.'s. hid.
Because of the specifications it is not
possible to tell yet which bids are
actually the lowest. naval board
will consider the bids and report upon
them. The act of congress limits the
cost of cruisers to s3,6oo00o each, and
of the battleships to s4,25O,0Oo for the
sheathed and 100000 for tho un-
sheathed. ~
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FIVE BADLY scALDED.

Explosion Of lsn...ine. In Delaware &
Lnckawanna cards ut Buffalo.
Buffalo, N. Y. Dec. 8. - Five men
were badly scalded by the explosion
Of a Delaware & Lackawana engine
east of here this morning. The engine
was pushing Il caboose into the yards
when suddenly the front blew out and
Knocked the .caboose into kindliMg
wood. The men were scalded by the
escaping steam. They were brought to
Buffalo on a special train.
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M'KINLEY TO = :
CONGRESS O.
THE PREslDExT ..sREvtEws THtD
= NATIONS AFFAIRS. E

annual Message In Read I'm roth
Houses Of cene+e..-vsrtou. inn
portant Question. Are Discussed
Attitude of the Government in
the Chinese Difficulty IL Elk
plained-Financial Condition of
the Government IL said to Be
Most SatiSfactory-Polic Regard
ing the Philippines In Set Forth
Porto Ricnn Affairs Con.idered-
Business Of the Various Depart
mcnts Reviewed.