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The evening world., 1900-05-22

IN. jsnitor 10 entitled 20 hs pleasures
Is vel ~ The fat twsllsrs. According
% Magfstrais cellars ruling IN Jsner-
sor Marks; Court this mornins.
Dr. Charles A. Provost. Of a Msdi-
son street. accused the j.nitor. John
a Wilson. Of disturbing his Stun
ber with a m~lKsd..ie party and threat.
CHING him with bodily violsne. FOR DE-
handing qui.t.
MI Barnett owner Of the build,ns.
SAID Wilson wa, a good janlior. even n
he Sas fond q an occasional frollc
W~hereupon the Magistrate DISCHARGED
blm
Dr Provost. Ike all bralny m.n, .on.
time sunsrs from ~hssis-hs Las,
nigh; the janitor had a few friends in.
A. the nisht wore on they foind much
pleasure In the combined torur, Of a
violin, plano and guitar. some W The
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STRONG IN NERVE AND MUSCLE

Nerve force; vigorous, regular action of the stomach. the
liver and the kidneys; clean, nourishing blood in quick circu-
lation give to youth health and sturdy growth.
Paine's Celery Compound is a wholesome and potent
medicine that will strengthen and increase nerve energy,
cleanse and enrichen the life blood of the growing body.
F. l. SKlLIN, 81 BURNSIDE AVE. WEST SOMERVlLE, MASS,
WRITES: I'VE always have Panes Celery Compound in the house and use 1t for the
children when they are run down or have any kind Of nervous trouble. 1t builds them
up regulates thc bowels, gives an appetite, and makes them strong. am now giving 1t
our little boy five years old, and II Is doing him a great deal Of rood"
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Dixon was telling this 10 q friend.
We'll. how did you manage to -
the work OUT asked the friend.
II put an advertisement 10 Tes
World for two frst-class dfessme1-
err. and ! got them with no truubls
at all. They know their bushes.
too. tell you. I'll hold on 70 thsse
girls, for It's generally hard 10 ~
eocd heip.
i an convinced that TIE Wogt1 y
the medium through vhjeh - -
good help"
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NJ ~ ~
Gowns that 10
10 b AniAAN
mdW. Bw
0s q then ~
10 b won ~
night Tw q
my girh lsN Tor
sound rsasm or
other. end Hd
not know what
to DO" Mms.
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,.,.n 10 srow weak snd f.n TO the
ao1r u~ae0nsc'ous
me p<ddlsr ~as captures ~ ne ctnsI
tenants o. the u ana ns'o ~" WV
police.
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Pillow Cases.

$50 dorsn fine heavy weigh, cotton Pr
low Cases. will wear like iror. In tvo
sizes, 4jHj6 and 4Ij6. actual retail value
lie and ioc each, either size.
To-mono~. Zoe.
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ro-monos. 15c.

IS pieces fnnt quality Mercer red So
teens. q In. wide, looks like ,atih. Ia red,
navy blue. esri,s. turquoise and myrtle
the swell skirting, sold always Il %sc 3D.,
TO close,
Tomorrow, 18c.
The evening world., 1900-05-22
Innings.

i7S pieces high grade silk finished Perez
lines, in blies and all eolors beautiful luS
ire, rstailed everywhere At ase. I'd,
The evening world., 1900-05-22

- do,en full sire Summer weight Con
fortables. silkoline covered. beautiful floral
desIsn,, purest white side'doNn cotton
hll.d. are actually worth Ji.IS each.
Tomorrow. 98c.
The evening world., 1900-05-22
Bed Coverings.

! easa fun sire white crochet Bed
SPREADS. newest and prettiest M,nsliU
designs, are really line value at fi.Js each
The Elbert County tribune., 1900-03-29

capita, and over sixty per cent. OF the
increase Is in what?-not In worthless
money that our opponents would have
put upon the country. but in gold coin,
recognized the world over as the true
measure Of value. do not believe any
journal. however depraved, can disfort
these figures, taken from the actuary
Of the treasury OF the United States the
day that left Washington"
There are doubtless other rensons.
The Increase of gold production, a
number Of years OF successive good
crops In the United States. the earnest
and Intelligent efforts Of the American
diplomatic service In the promotion Of
foreign trnde. the victories OF the Span
ish war, the successful efforts In the
line OF reciprocity, and others have all
contributed to the result. But the two
first mentioned. the restoration of
protective tariff and the placing OF the
monetary standard beyond the reach
of the ngitators are OF themselves sufii-
cient to produce the results. 1t is not
surprising that the United States
should find itself independent for the
first time In Its history OF foreign capi-
tai, with money enough to undertake
all legitimate enterprises and even with
surplus available for Investment In
foreign undertakings or European gov
ernment loans. That this is 80 is proven
by the $25. 100000 loan recently made
by New York capitalists to Russin. One
especially interesting feature OF this is
the fact that much of the money Is to
be expended In the United States for
the purchase Of coal, agricultural ma
chinery. railway ears and rails, and
other products OF labor which are to
be sent to Russia. S2,000.0OO being
placed In ST. Louis for the purchase of
cars, another million dollars in Chi
cago for agricultural Implements, and
still more In Pennsylvania for railway
engines and materials, thus benefiting
labor in the United States as well as
capital. In addition 30 this actual loan,
1t is asserted that United States finan-
ciers offered to take the entire loan
which the British government recently
put upon the market.
The financial independence is one Of
the accomplishments OF the Republican
party, n victory of common sense and
sound business Judgment, n victory for
the American tariff and n policy Of
conservatism and steadiness In the
financial affairs Of the nation. Repub-
llcnn Snethods produced the condition
and II win continue so long as the af-
fairs of the government are directed
along similar llnes.-Colorad Springs
Gazette.
The Elbert County tribune., 1900-03-29
TWO MEN LYNcHEo.
A Virginia Town Disgrnccd by the Action
of n Mob


Richmond. Va, March 25.-Thc
series Of exciting events In Grcenvillc
county the past week eliminated to-
day In double lynching Mt Emporin
Both Cotton, the negro who, according
to his confession. Killed Sanders. md
O'Grady, the white man who was with
him In the cabin when the murder oc-
Cured, were hanged by n mob, varl.
ously estimated at from 1 800 to 1000
strong.
This morning the sheriff OF the coun-
ty discharged from duty the military
TINT had been sent from this city at
his request, and Major Cutchings. in
command OF the troops. notified Gov
ernor Tyler. stating M the same fine
that he thought IL the prisoners Were
left unprotected by the military they
would be lynched. The governor re-
piled as follows;
"1'he responsibility is on the sheriff.
II he orders you to withdraw. you can
do nothing but obey. We have done
everything possible to uphold law and
prevent mob violence and are still pre-
pared TO render every aid necessary"
Accordingly to Major Cutchings en-
trained his men and started for Rich
mond. This was about II o'clock.
Hardly wns the train out of sight when
mob entered the jail, took Cotton,
hanged him to the limb of n tree and
fired forty bullets into his body.
Later, despite the protests of cooler
heads, who claimed that the guilt Of
the white man had not been estab-
lishcd. another crowd. composed large
ly of negroes. entered the Jail, over
came the resistance of the few that
tried to protect O'Grady, took him out
and hanged him also.
The Elbert County tribune., 1900-03-29
Quicksilver In Texas.

Recent further finds of quicksilver
ore or cinnabar are reported from
Brewster county. These finds were
made by two California prospectors
near pass in the mountains known
as Abode Walls, about twenty-five
miles from the cinnabar camp Mt
Teiinque. The ore runs from five to
ten per cent. in quicksilver. A test
blast showed magnificent pay
streak with much native quicksilver.
The cinnabar finds In Brewster county
have already proved the most exten-
sive In the United States, and extend
over ten sections Of land The camp
OF Telinque has grown to 1000 people
and miners from all over the West
are hocking to 1t. In two weeks
time the number of claims staked out
numbered 700. So great has been the
influx Of people the state has ordered
detachment of twenty state rangers
to the scene to assist the officers of
Brewster county In maintaining good
order.
The Elbert County tribune., 1900-03-29
from, Wasr,llsgfon
How a Little Boy Wa, g.,

Washington, d. C.-"Wh,..
boy was about l6 months old ~
out with n rash which WIS tl,a.'se ~
be measles. In a few days ha
swelling on the left side of Ii. ~
and 1t was decided to be rrn,nn'
was given medical attendance !
about three weeks when tho a.
said 1t was scrofula and or,,es
salve. He wanted to lance f,s
but l would not let him and con,;.
giving him medicine for abou, "
months when the bunch broke Il y
places and became a running ~
Three doctors said it was scrofnls :.
each ordered a blood ined;cirs
neighbor told me of case somsvl
like our baby's which was cur,s
Hoods Sarsaparilla. | decided
give 1t to my boy and in a short wtI
his health improved and his ~
healed so nicely that | stopped M
him the medicine. The sore H.
out again, however, whereupOn a.,
gave him Hoods Sarsaparilla sn5
persistent use has accomplished a so'
plete cure" MRs. NrTTIr cu,'
Al X ST., N. +.
The Elbert County tribune., 1900-03-29
Record of rrnet soc,cty.

Washington. March 26.-The meeting
of the American Tract Society was
srv-su tnis nfternoon. fts.v. Judr-n
Swift, field secretary at New York.
presented n report of the socicty's
work and Rev. Theodore l.. Cuyier,
ID. D., of New York, delivered an elo-
quent address.
The secretnry's report stated that the
society has issued at home and in the
foreign field 1890 distinct publIca-
tions. 1t has printed in the Spanish
language, Christian literature to the
amount of BIZ, 400 pages. II has cir
culated also during the past year 6,50O
copies of the Spanish hymn book, the
demand for Spanish literature being
always In advance Of the means TO sup
ply. During the past two years over
S,OOO,00O pages have been circulated
In the army and navy. The distribu-
ton of Christian literature In the
Mormon homes OF Utah through the
Colporteur wagon and missionaries is
of great importance.
The Elbert County tribune., 1900-03-29
wreeked nna Stranded men.

New York. March 26.-Among the
passengers who arrived to-day on the
Steamer Olindn from Cuban ports were
thirty stranded colonists from La Clio
ria and twenty-five shipwreckcd sea-
men. Twenty of the latter are from
the Norwegian steamer Frames,
which was swept ashore by currents
on Hog Sly reef, in the Bahamas.
March 2nd, and became total loss. as
already reported. The crew landed on
the reef with provisions. and were
picked up by the steamer Admiral
Schley and landed at Fortune island.
The other five shipwrecked seamen
were from the American schooner Hat
tie Godfrey, which was lost on Ro-
mano reef.
The Elbert County tribune., 1900-03-29
The KENTUCKY PLOT.
wharton Golden duplicates Numb>r of
Leading Republicans


Leading Republicans
Frankfort, Ky, March 25.-"John
Powers told me they had two niggers
here to kill Goebcl. They we're Herker
Smith and Dick Coombs."
This statement was made yesterday
by Wharton Golden. frnil. consump-
tive looking Kentucky mountainecr,
while on the witness stand In the pre-
liminnry examination OF Secretnry Of
State Caleb Powers, charged with con-
spIracy to Kill Goebcl.
Golden told story of the events
lending up to the murder TINT. II sub
stnntiated. will, In the minds of those
connected with the prosecution Mt
Ieast. probably go far toward proving
the contentious of the commonwealth
that the murder was the result of a
plan In which several prominent men
were involved.
Frankfort. March 25.-whether the
defense win seek to impeach Golden's
testimony in this preliminary examina-
ton Is not known. as the attorneys for
the defense will not talk on the sub
tect, but unless such attempt Is made,
the commonwealth will rest its case.
both County Attorney Polsgrove and
Attorney Campbell being satisfied that
enough evidence has been presented TO
hold the defendant on the charges.
Golden. who claims TO have been q
friend of Secretary Powers and his
brother. John Powers. for years, gave
testimony that was particularly dam
aging to John Powers, but he also
brought In the names of many others,
including Charles Finley, w. Fl. Cul-
ton and Governor Taylor. in his story
OF the bringing of the mountaineers
to Frankfort previous to the assassin
alton. Governor Taylor, however, was
not directly implicated, and the at
torneys for the commonwealth inti-
mated to-dny that they do not expect
to have his name brought forth prom
inently in the story of the alleged con-
spiracy.
The Elbert County tribune., 1900-03-29
Police Measures In Manila.

Manila, March 26.-La Patria and
Ell Liberal. Spanish organs of the ex-
treme Filipino party. have recently
been publishing articles inimical to the
military government General Otis has
suppressed the former journal for Sc
dition and imprisoned the editor, at the
same time issuing warming to the
members Of the extreme party that
they should observe greater modera-
tion. Senior Paterno, at one time presi-
dent OF the so-called Filipino Cabinet,
having received permission from the
authorities TO come to Manila, is ex-
pected to present himself this week at
San Fernando, province of Union.
The rebels In General Young's dis
trict are becoming aggressive. The
American battalion garrisoning the
town of Namagpacan was attacked OH
four consecutive nights recently. Rein
forcements are now arriving there.
General Young proposes to pursue the
rebels aggressively before the rainy
season sets In.
The Elbert County tribune., 1900-03-29
carnsris.. Now comn.nx

Trenton, n. j., March 2G.-The Car
negie company, the formation of
which has resulted from the confer
ence of Andrew Carnegie and II. O..
Frick to settle the business differences
between them, was Incorporated here
to-day. The capital is 100000. 600,
and the stock Is all subscribed.
The principal subscribers and the
number OF shares of each are: Andrew
Carnegie, Si.3I9; Henry Phipps. IT.
226; ii. c. Frlck, 15.4S4; Charles NJ.
Schwab, 1929; Francis T. f. Lovejoy,
Pittsburg. 1924.
The remaining stock is subscribed
by thirty persons, most of whom hold
less than 800 shares. The par value
of each share of capital stock is 81, 900.
The state receives S32 1000 for filing
the incorporation and the annual fran
chise tax will be S11.750.
The Elbert County tribune., 1900-03-29

Details of the sudden eruption from
the central crater Of Mnnnt ntna. last
July, are gradually coming 10 49,
sssy.us- .-s-.tfno rspurrs. Ono Of the
most striking phenomena OF the out
break wa the formation Of an "erup-
tive pine" or "cloud-tree" directly
above the crater. A famous example
Of these volcanic smoke-trees is that
which was seen standing over vesu-
vius during the destruction Of Pom
peii. But Btna IL a far mightier and
Ioftier volcano than vesuvius. The
verge Of It's great crater 10 nearly L.
900 feet above sea level. and the
"sruptive pine" last July rose more
than 10000 feet above the crater. II
was Anally blown on by the wind. hid
ing the sun as 1t drifted away In N
elongated black cloud.
The Elbert County tribune., 1900-03-29

A situation involving some tension
has arisen out OF a conflict Of inter-
ssts between the live stock companies
and the frontier settlers. Tho COIN
panies wish to continue their oocupan-
cy OF the great plains Of the West Al
cattle ranges. and are urging the gov
ernnent to lease them to the highest
bidders. The settlers wish the lands
subdivided for homes and farms. and
protest that they shall still be held
open to individual purchase or 10 pri-
vate entry under the homestead law.
which gives 160 acres to each actual
occupant who makes certain improve
ments. The governor Of Nebraska In
yites other Western governors to a
conference In the interest of the set
tiers.
The Elbert County tribune., 1900-03-29

The manager Of an immense business
declares that It costs his house twenty
thousand dollars a year simply to cor
rect errors in invoices and other pa
pers-mistakes due to poor writing and
poor English. for which employees are
responsible. Some stsnographers
need but the idea to turn out the per-
feet letter." said he. while others arc
a means of grace because they try the
patience" The money lost because OF
ignorance and carelessnsss In that sin
gle house would pay the salaries Of a
considerable body Of teachers In sec
ondary schools whose pupils are sup
posed to learn how to write plainly and
speak correctly.
The Elbert County tribune., 1900-03-29
rorrc. In. rnauls In rrnn.

Sonora. Mexico. March 26.-General
Torres force OF Mexican troops hns
fully 500 Ynqul Indians surrounded n
short distance north of Torln and the
early surrender or complete annihila-
tion of the rebels is considered certain.
The Indians have been caught In a trap
aud their only means of escape is TO
cut their way through the ranks OF the
government troops. '3- 'aNDs
The Elbert County tribune., 1900-03-29

During the closing half of the nine
tecnth century. Cornwall. which from
ancient times had been the worlds
greatest source of supply for tin. has
lost that distinction. Even as late az
1853, Cornwall supplied one-half Of all
the tin produced. but now the Malay
Peninsula stands at the head. having In
1898 turne out more than so per cent
of the worlds total production. The
Dutch East Indies stand next. with 10
per cent. while Cornwall turned only
only about 5000 tons, not quite seven
per cent Of the whole.
The Elbert County tribune., 1900-03-29

Whatever epitaph may be placed
above the grave OF John Ruskin. It
can scarcely surpass In simple beauty
and impressivensss those which he
himself placed above the tombs of his
parents. OF his father he said: He
was an entirely honest merchant. :.
His son. whom he taught to speak
truth, says this Of him." And Of his
Esother; Nor was dearer earth ever
returned to earth. nor purar life re-
corded In heaven The world will
record Of the son that he was worthy
n such parents.
The Elbert County tribune., 1900-03-29

In tho enterprising city of Buenos
Ayres automobile carriages are no
uncommon sight. In the form both OF
private vehicles and of delivery wa
CONS. Cycle roads now radiate from
Buenos Ayres to q distance OF sixty
and seventy miles In the surrounding
country. and under the care OF tho Ar
gentins Touring club these roads are
reserved for the use Of bicycles and
automobiles.
The Elbert County tribune., 1900-03-29
100000 Frnpc. Tor Aerop.u,.

Paris. March 26.-An anonymous do
nation to the Aeroclub offers 100000
francs to the neronaut who will start
from Longchamp. go around the Tour
Eiffel and return TO the starting point,
a total distance OF eleven kilometres
(close upon seven niles In thirty min
utes. This competition is interna-
tionaI.
The Elbert County tribune., 1900-03-29

Kidding the heart of malice does not
IN itself free tho hands from cruelty,
A man may act cruelty from malice,
but he may act Just as cruelty from
sheer coldness- He that would be kind
must not only be delivered from the
spirit Of hate. he must be filled with
the spirit of love. II the hands are
never to be cruel. the heart must never
be cold.
The Elbert County tribune., 1900-03-29

At a dinner given by a political club
in New York recently n man who is
unusually young for one who has at
tanned to such prominence In his pro-
fession was for the first time In his
life set down for response to one of
the toasts. When at last he was called
on. his beardless face flushed and his
manner was very embarrassed. Never
theless he stood up and thus delivered
himself: Gentlemen. before ! entered
this room I had an excellent speech
prepared. Only God and myself knew
what was going to say. Now God
alone knows" And he sat down.
The Elbert County tribune., 1900-03-29

A young missionary far in the inte-
riorof China received for baptism lit
tie child. The name given was Moe
Dee. 20 unusual combination that
the minister asked Its origin. Il have
heard of your man of God. Moo Dee.
was the reply. In our dialect Moe
means love and Dee God. would have
my child. too. love God" Mr.. Moody
was not . Chinese. but his name told
In that language the secret Of his life
The Elbert County tribune., 1900-03-29

An era Of good feeling has begun
to make Its appearance among the vari-
Gus denominations protesting Chris
tianity. 1t Is now not an infreouent
occurrences in any of the large cities to
see priests OF the Methodist. Presby-
terian. Catholic. Baptist churches. ETC..
in conference discussing reform topics.
But Just as this happy state of affairs
begins to show on the horizon Of the
church world. J. Alexander Dowis has
made his appearance at the head Of
sect which threatens to grow into great
proportions under the title Of the Zion.
zion has set its face against all other
denominations and has begun tho con-
struction of the city of Zion on the
banks Of Lake Michigan. The rapid
strides being made by Dowieism has
surprised church men generally. The
real secret seems to be In Its social and
cooperative features. One Of the cor
ner-stones Is bank to which members
may bring their money and check 1t
out At pleasure. This feature may be
adopted by other churches.
The Elbert County tribune., 1900-03-29

They have put st. Louis man In
AL on charge Of Insanity because he
believes he is in hell. Tho only trou-
Bile with that poor fellow is that he's
too candid.
The Elbert County tribune., 1900-03-29

In cAse thsre is slump in the dia-
mond bualness. Cecil Rhodes might md
employment in the museums - the
>1o. 80 900 prise beauty.
The Elbert County tribune., 1900-03-29
!. 8. :s,s,:s :,:.. y,.s s.s Thompson's Eye W'i'
SHEEPMEN.
WONDfR OF WONDERS RtSIORAI0

Ro.tore, AM Inc ola time vigor Makes you y .ss
Were Al twenty. ais per package. cash Via ~
Restorntone Co.. n and ls Miisahg,aa Ohl
p. o. Box 756. sprinGnc'e.
The Elbert County tribune., 1900-03-29

approve, there can be no doubt that II
was an immense advantage to the
business interests when the election of
1893 determined the political complex
lon of the United States Senate for n
long series of years, and put the none
tary standard of this nation out of the
domain OF political agitation for an
equal length of time. Upsetting as the
tariff question Is to every business
calculation based upon term OF years,
It is a small mntter as compared with
uncertainty as to the money standard
which is the very basis OF all corr
mercial reckoning. One of the first
effects of the settlement of the stand-
ard has been to set loose for invest
ment enormous sums Of money which
were locked up In the banks and tn.
result is that Democratic predictions
have again been falsified by an actual
increase In the circulation per capIta
In the United States. Upon this point
Congressman Smith testified as fol-
lows:
''The predictions Of our opponents
were that the gold standard agitation
would interfere with commerce, that
the Dingley law would build fence
around our country. and when we let
no one In we would be unable to sell
anyone. A strange coincidence 1t is.
that while our commerce reaches the
enormous figure of two billion dollars.
our monetary circulation, and tonight,
while am speaking to you, the circu-
lafion medium of our country has
touched and passed the two billion dol
lar mark Instead Of the per capita
circulation being $23 per capita, as It
was In 1896 and 1906, 1t is over see per
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1900-03-15

Rev. R. A, Hutse preached
Saturday at IL AIN.
DR.. ]. H. Gilbreath has been
quite sick for the last few days.
A. P. Mitchell, of Inman, vas in
attendance Of the League Conven-
ton.
Miss Lizzie McRee, of Soddy. is
in the city teaching music.
Mis- Retty Pryor, of Looney $
Greek, was in the city the last OF
the week attending the convention
Rev J, A Darr, of Jasper, is in
the giving the convention the ben
eft of his knowledge and ability.
Rev. M. K. Hollister, of the C.
P, church, was in attendance at
the convention.
Mrs George Pickett died last
Saturday ,morning and was buried
at Red Hill Sunday,
Thos. G. Henson has been very
sick with lagrippe, but is some
what improved.
Rev L. NJ. Cartright preached
Sunday night toa large and At
tenliv' con gaegtlion, sfier which
huisuess 81 he quarterly cou-
fsreuce W attended to then the
Epworth League convention and
quarterly meeting closed.