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Rock Island Argus., 1900-09-19
FIGHTING HARD IN AFRICA.
Pitched Battls Results in Heavy Losses
Destruction in Their Wake.

London, Sept. 19.-The Daily Tele-
graph publishes the following from
Lourenzo Marques, dated yesterday
"a pitched battle has been fought mid
WY between Kaap Muiden and Hec-
tOrSpruit. resulting in heavy Boer
losses. The Beers removed and now
threaten to destroy. the cOgwheels
of locomotives used between Water
va:boven and Watervalonder, without
which the railway cannot be worked.
They have blocked and damaged
the railway for six miles on the Gro
codile poort section, have destroyed
the culyerts and the HectorSpruit
bridge, and looted and burned Komati-
poort. The British are now at Komati-
poort, and heavy fighting is proceed
ing. 1t is rumored that Mr.. Steyn has
arrived here
Lourenzo Marques. Sept. 19.-Five
hundred BOer refugees arrived here
last evening. Twenty are wounded.
Pretoria. Sept. 19.-General Pole
Carew has occupied Kaap Muiden,
about twenty miles east of Nelspruit,
where he captured number of loco
motives and a considerable quantity
of rolling stock
Rock Island Argus., 1900-09-19
WHAT ARE WE HERE FOR ?
Seems No Matter of Doubt with the Aver
age Cuban OfiCeholder.


Havana, Sept. 19.-Owing to the in
solvency of many of the municipal
councils throughout Cuba, whose num-
Der by the treaty Of ZanjOn was in
creased from thiTty-siX to 131. SenOr
CanciO. secretary of finance, will move
to abolish 30 per cent. of them. Since
the military occupation of the island
began all these bodies have been sup
ported by special fund in connection
with their public workS-sanitation
hospitals. higher instruction and ad
mlnistraion of justice. This assistance
has been greatly abused. Local funds
formerly used for such purposes have
been gradually absorbed by the al
caldes. who have appointed numerous
unneeded assistants.
Owing to the general bankruptcy of
the local treasurers. in consequence of
such practices, and to the increasing
demands on the inSular fund, Senor
Cancio will move the withdrawal from
all ayuntamientos of aid or support
from the general treasury. 1t Is be-
lieved that improved conditions will re-
suit from this reconstruction. The
ayuntamientos now only pay their
mayoral, police and lighting expenses
from the municipal tax.
Rock Island Argus., 1900-09-19
BRYAN AT KANSAS CITY.
He Talks to the People of Packingtown-
Roosevelt at Butte.

He Talks to the People of PackingtoEn-
Roosevelt at Butte.
Kansas City, Sept. 19.-Armourdale,
the center OF the packing and stock
yards interests of the vicinity of Kan
sas City, was invaded late yesterday
afternoon by W. j. Bryan. He arrived
in this city at $50, and was driven
across the Kaw to the Industrial sub
urb. The employees of the various in
stitutions of the vicinity had already
ceased their daily labors, and they had
gathered in Shawnee Park i'll great
numbers when Bryan arrived. He
talked largely on labor questions to his
audience. At night he spoke in a huge
tent in this city Bryan made several
brief speeches from the rear platform
of his car on his way from Fort Scott
to this city, the most noteworthy OF
these being made at Pleasanton,
Lacygne, Paola and Olathe. When
tackled on the negro question in the
south he referred his Questioner to our
treaty with the sultan of Sulu.
Bryan left here early this morning
for Leavenworth. Kan.
Butte. Mont. Sept. 19.-Governor
ROosevelts special train arrived here
about p. NJ. yesterday and the party
was greeted very warmly. The car
ria2e ride from the station Of the
Northern Pacific 10 the Butte hotel,
about one mile distant, was a fiattering
demonstration. The streets were lined
with people. At the hotel Governor
Roosevelt appeared upon the balcony.
but refused to speak, saying he would
speak at the Columbia Garden in the
evening. Columbia Garden was entire
ly filled and standing room at a dis
count when the governor spoke in the
evening.
En- route here short speeches were
made at Clancy and other points where
stops We're made. and the governor was
loudly cheered all along the line.
Rock Island Argus., 1900-09-19
NEWS FACTS IN OUTLINE.

The Duke and Duchess Of York will
visit Australia next year.
A winona- MINI, man found a pearl
worth 5000 in clam shell.
Returns from Cuba's election OF sat
urday show total registered vote Of
lS6.240.
In collision in Cardigan bay, Brit
ish coast, between two steamers twen-
ty lives were lost.
The Wisconsin State Historical So
ciety viii take possession OF the new
building at Madison Oct. /.
An anonymous letter threatening
harm TO Lord Salisbury has surrounded
that statesman with guards.
John G. Hayes, son of General
Jack" Hayes. shot himself dead in
the Waldorf-Astoria. New York.
More than 5000, 900 worth of build
ings are now under way in Chicago.
The labor troubles seem TO be dying
out.
Mrs. Edward Fisher, of South Chi
cago, undertook TO clean a bedstead
with gasoline, etc, etc, etc. She will
recover.
Another tropical storm is playing
havoc with things in Burmuda. Heavy
loss OF life and property is also re-
ported from Newfoundland.
Rock Island Argus., 1900-09-19
Score. on the Ball Field.

Chicago, Sept. 19.-Following are
yesterdays League ball scores: At
adelphia-Cincinnati 4, Philadel-
phia .; at Brooklyn-St. Louis 8,
Brooklyn 2; at New York-Pittsburg
8, New York +; at Boston-ChicagO ),
Boston ii.
American League: At Detroit-Min-
neapOlis =, Detroit Z; (Second game
Minneapolis =. Detroit 8; at Milwaukee
Cleveland 3, Milwaukee =: at Kan
sas City-Buffalo q, Kansas City 8: at
Chicago-Indianano s, Chicago l.
Rock Island Argus., 1900-09-19
Bremery worker. Adjourn.

the National Brewery Workers asso-
citation ended yesterday afternoon aft
er having decided TO tax each member
OF the association 81. The delegate to
the American Federation of Labor was
instructed to advocate this same move
ment in all unions of organized labor,
the idea being TO raise great strike
RunnOrtinp fun6
Rock Island Argus., 1900-09-19
Claims To BE in o Trust

Minneapolis, Sept. 19.-An organiza-
tion has been formed to control sea
food. 1t will be Incorporated under the
laws of the state OF New Jersey this
week and is backed by New York Min
neapolis and Berlin capital. The name
or the company will be the National lea
Food company. All the largest pack
ing concerns in the country that deal
in sea food have entered the combina-
ton, which will commence operations
as soon as the nextN lobster and soft shell
crab season opens.
Rock Island Argus., 1900-09-19
Typhoid I'm the Water Tank.

Des Moines, Ia, Sept. 19.-There are
LOG cases of typhoid fever at the state
asylum at Independence, and eight
deaths have occurred to date, largely
among old and decrepit patients. At
tendants as well as inmates have the
disease. which arose from dirt which
had collected in a water tank through
which the city water used at the in
stitution was passed. The disease is
now on the wane
Rock Island Argus., 1900-09-19
HOPE SUCCEEDS DESPAIR.
Continues from First Page.

specrion or the property or his COM
pany. There were thousands OF bodies
OF dead animals and about $50 bodies
OF human being found there. The lat
ter have been partially buried, but the
hands and feet are protruding from the
earth in many places and there are not
enough people left in that section 10
bury the dead"
Rock Island Argus., 1900-09-19
Deadly Work or DlpntherIa.

Menasha, Wis, Sept 19.-The IL
months-old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Michael Swortenski died of diphtheria.
The only Oher child, a boy. 4 years old,
is also i'll and viii probably not survive.
A little less than year ago the family
lost 5-weeks-old child and since Sept
4 four other children-three boys, aged
6. 8 and L. years, and a girl 10 years
old-have died of diphtheria- With the
death of the 4-year-old boy yesterday
an entire family of seven children will
have been completely wiped out with
in wear
Rock Island Argus., 1900-09-19
Eight Dead nt Cincinnati.

Cincinnati, Sept. 19.-Captain Eliza
beth Erickson died at the hospital last
night from the effect of injuries re-
-e!ved ia the Salvation Army nursery
fire on Tuesday. This makes eight vic
tins, Captain Anderson having died
yesterday morning. The remaining
foIr injured have almost recovered.
Rock Island Argus., 1900-09-19
Fell Into a Moving Machine.

Chippewa Falls. Wis. Sept. 10
Mike Glider. a farmer in the town Of
Wheaton, narrowly escaped death by
falling from a seat on moving ma
chine inro the sickles. a leg was al
most amputated and several cuts were
inflicted about his bodv-
Rock Island Argus., 1900-09-19
willing to stand on tho Record.

London. Sept. 19.-Cnamberlain. sec
retary of state for the colonies, in Il
letter to n Cnionist candidate for par
lament. Sa-s: In my opinion the
principal issues of the next general
election are the merits OF the war in
South Africa, and the nature of the
which is TO insure us against
any recurrence of danger to our pos
sessions in South Africa"
Rock Island Argus., 1900-09-19
Sold n Tract of Timber Land.

Milwaukee Sept. 19.-F. B. Grover,
of Dodge county, and other owners at
Oshkosh have disposed Of n tract OF
1900 acres of timber land located in
Ontonagon and Gogebic counties in the
upper peninsula of Michigan. to G. A.
Bergland, of this city, the considera-
ton being 800, 900. A mill will be
erected at some point on the Duluth,
South Shore and Atlantic for the pur-
pose of saving the timber.
Rock Island Argus., 1900-09-19
PearH Relief Shin Lost.

Halifax, n. s., Sept. 19.-The Lily
of the North, which left Halifax last
month with supplies for the Peary
Arctic expedition. is lost. The loss is
reported from Cape Breton, but moth
ing additional save that the crew were
saved has reached here
Rock Island Argus., 1900-09-19
Body Found In the River.

Rhinelander, Wis, Sept. 19.-The
body of William Peters, a farmer at
Hazelhurst Junction who had been
missing since Sept. IL, WAS found
floating in the Wisconsin river. He
leaves wife and family of ten chill
6rpn
Rock Island Argus., 1900-09-19
Puddlers Win rheIr Fight.

Bloomsberg. Pa, Sept. 19.-The strik-
ing puddlers at the American Car and
Foundry company, at Berwick, re-
turned to work yesterday after a long
interview with the company's officials
in which they were granted their de-
mandS.
Rock Island Argus., 1900-09-19
Proud OF His Tomato Vine.

Lacrosse, Wis, Sept 19.-Engineer
Otto Kline, at the wagon bridge, has a
tomato plant that he will put up
against any in this section of country.
1t is thirteen feet high and promises
to grow another foot before the season
Rock Island Argus., 1900-09-19

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The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1900-02-13
CURES
BY
Deacon Pollard Finds SWamp=ROOt Present
Help in Time of Trouble.

Amorg the many fbmnu- cures (
D. K mer', swami Roor me great Rio
neJ. liver at o btsdG = reme, y i"vesu
gbten bV The Pr,Sr r. ssIv. Farmer, the
CI's which UP pDbllEb tbIs week for
the beD' fiG Of our readers, sptsk IN the
bIght 81 IT, ms Of The wonderful cura
tive prep r'rrs Of , Il greet r remedy
De. con Charl q r Polioro, q prCmi
ntnt B pet GeRr,r : L mr., Mass =.
reslOIDg g "a Ria b r Ck Street, aods
h's teefImu \ IT, ~ Wtal htf q hrrs.
as 20 rhe wonderful, eff cite Of
Dr. KIimer's s. em. r OF D aeon
Pollard OD January 2 q WrI e.:
For years | hed kIdnel End blaC-
d r ,TOuniRs n was also a vIctim NJ
8cu g rheu m8r'sm IN my arms emo
IrRs fhr pains ron the la ter f-c
loo we're very hard TO bear | trI' d
nan dOc'nra ana medicines wIthou
Dem &c Slmet me ago | commence
TO take Swamp r rnr I has entirely
cured my rheum 1Clsm A., d has greatly
neiped my oIhar urouf lea | shrUlC
nos tn ink of kaepipg house without
having S samp r IC IA u ccnspIciOus
feature OF tire q usekeepIUg utensils
L can ouly sUeak in the highest
praise of lis hesltb grvInG proper Ies.
g r POLLARD.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1900-02-13
as 81 K R SEES 1T.

R DrrI- rr, heImIng defeat
Dy 0e l. v.r House Of IN" G ",Tx's
Assem- a. "a D., Durposiug ca prac-
ticsttv as r4Denr a the negro voter as
in L uIsl,,~ "a SpuIh Carolina, the
Asa cI4r-n P-4rs C mmenrs: The re-
sui was = gr a 4urorIse." But Why a
surprIs ,,r maj 81 use of A 'srmbIy
wa over heimlngI, Democratic anu
the u Jrt mac a. IN, D 3mocra'Icp rCy
In @ .nrRrR resrs on the negro v t
DisfranchIse JDI= '.egro vote n the
supremacy OF n d 'mocrstic party,
which has apOes' q co white Voters to
stand by Il Oh tne ground that their
leaving might 20 ut IN negro drm,uR-
tiou TO t1- sta e, Wn'cn has raised ire
CRY Ut uegrr dnmiDstiOn' Will
maniD Ii,Ejuk EuI- negro vO g, wcud
be gone m p. "a B4rkeT's Ameri-
ca
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1900-02-13
PROCLAMATION By TIE NFERE'R.
$50 REV
Stat" OF N nth Carolina,
Executive Department.

Whereas official Information has
been rec ivad a. This Department that
Sandy B attic, convicted of and SEN
tened 20 5 wears In P~eniCenti4ry for
highway robbery bV Superior Court OF
Wilson County, State Of North Caro-
lima. Oh 9Th day February, 1899, has
escaped from prison;
And Whereas. it apDears that said
Sandy Battle has fl d the State,
or so conceels himself that the ordi
nary Orcc- 80 of Law cannot be served
upon him:
Now, therefore. I, Daniel L. Russell,
Governor of che State OF North Caro-
Una. by virtue Of authority in me yes
led by la p. do issue this my Pr0cla
nation. offering q reward OF Fifty
Dollars for the apprehension and
delivery of the said Sandy Battle to
the Warden OF the North Carolina Pen
ItentlarV ar Ralo'gn. in said State and l
doerioin all Z fl .ers of the 8 ate and all
good to assist in bringing said
criminal to justice
D ne as our City Of Raleigh, the goth
day of January, in the year of gu
Lord one thousand DID hundred ano
in the one hundred and t. wen'v fourth
year of our American Independence.
DANIEL L. RUSSELL.
By the n "
BAYLUs ABE
= a \ 'Cretary.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1900-02-13
BUSINESS A.: NOTICES.
CIR 90. v ~ ~ W GETABLES
Many erar-iing improvements Pictured
in q q able Book.

Massra. Jz-nas J II Gregory & 8op,
MarOteI D, M.- "a q nav, f r.
year C.p . i leading Dn=IuoD
RmonE n -rI RI zers Of =. . rICtl
StRJ-s, nav u d their 1900 csts
logue T. ts a D ok that mus y owe OF
great u5'tiJy @ . q v~egeCabla hIwer
ana small rruI grower, whether hls
CT, - . -. ON cInsumy t, n ur ~
mag r0e., ere many new varIe
ties -t' AID g me starting lm-
pro q ,5'rg h vegeta Iies OIL 81
kDa .a v,vtDI PIC ured In numer
Ous ii .N.r,I.ru DhOtogrsp &c r.
uGu- ls.- ~ d ,rIaE will also iud
nut re-g aud insEruc. 10 the
hand s-- .iz.r ,Ced pages Even up
to sa-l- .i,.- Mss q Gregory
"a 40 e. . thrlr patrons In
pEI. ,'n Cs, sUd fuzzy Wal
ran r her 500. ns well as gusr4n
teeIa. n ~ --..e arrival, prepa ing
cha as - k,ge sales ordered
for II aru r - american EXOress
Con $50, lii r GIVE orders T., Greg
Cry s- d. Un.rsver nat cDmUan has
an ofisa Il a Ui give q spec al rate,
lower Than her CO nercial bI rDRs.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1900-02-13

bilitY.
Vamp- Roo ia used in he leading
hospitals rrCOmmt nded by skiIlfu'
Dhy-icIRns in their private practice;
and &c II taken by doctors Themselves
VhO have kinney aiImengs, because
hey rscogniZ in it the greatest snO
no4C succes ful remedy tina science
b "a ever b en- ebl 60 compound.
To prove It's wonder
Sample ful curative properties.
D~44IO s+nh your name
DOOUI0 address &C Dr.. KIImer &
Free 90 BinRhamrnn, N Y q,
when YOU vii receive,
free of all charge. a Sample bottle Of
3 Eamp e rot and a vslu bic book
by mail prepaid. This b ok con
GRins many of the Uh' usRnds upoD
tnousan "a Ut testimonial letters re-
crIved fro n men and women
Who owe JneIT g. d heeiLh, in fact
their very NV 3 TO tn wonderful cura
y Drop'rtIPs OF hes wOrtd-fa nous
kldneV remedy SpsmE-R lOG Ia so
r-marKs6ly eu :ces as u that our readers
are q ivised to wrI'e (, r n tree sampt
b )tGip r To b. gu" Rl3 meqCI0n reed
e - generous fer IN Fha Progress
~ + rmeF.
T. y.u are Elread c1uvsncpd that
Swan r OF Is WnaE lou ~npd vcu
"a purchase m r'Ruisr q GV-ConL
nd on dollar slze 1t, s - Gne drug
lore every whe q
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1900-02-13
DR. CUR TIC GOES WHIST.
To n eet Catrlemen Relative to Ouaran.
tine equations

De- Curu B.. V q marian. t. #
YESTERDAY o = M my, N Q, whore be
will NEE, D R P Sseudom. Cat lie in
inspe :tOr U uCed States Depart
menG at sgrcu"u-e, and attend meet
ing- # c4.UI-m u at the folio ing
plscrs: T u, Is T ankl,D; II n,
HIT a IL: 10 n ssner's Valley 22i,
Brpvsrd; q Han IersonvIllt and
24sh, MI : r er
Tn nj q, -nr rne meetings are to
discues IN csJSr quarantine situation,
and rhe VA. s 40 means # maIntein-
ing strsct ca 4, airline. Should the cat
tlemeu Te-Ilu.g "a The ioOEnIll Counties
desire future relief from the qIarsn-
tine 1t WCuII b. veil for them CD cor
respond win n COMMITS BIoner of
Agriculture. Mr. = L Patterson, and
obtain Appointments for meetings in
orOer O c N e. . a full understanding
of the rfQufr m nC-, The enforcement
Of Qlarsu IuP trr a January 1sG prsc-
tic ~ Ia4ve, an re- e urss out the dIsrn
teCJI#0 If E.- g. u.'v r leigh PJsJ.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1900-02-13
RS M~ETI TGS IN CO.
,UM3US.

BIO J B a III address he tsrm
ora IS ( times and oil G 4:
b. b. meet tuen - rneUr
tob-oar V. leland, N @ 90"
njg7r = I4sa. fn teen at r ~ IS b
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JenreJUp. 4 R.ga aud others a'xInus
for sc in r1"y will Of purza al
dress j a5s ) crara"y, =. B P4rker, OF
the PrngressIv- FsrDer
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The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1900-02-13

To prove It's wonder
fuI curative properties,
srnh your name snC
address TO Dr.. Kumer &
90 B'nRhamrnn, N Y ,
when YOU vii receive,
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1900-02-13
What a Woman
Says of
SWdmD-ROOt

Il u el TO be co. siderrd that only
urinary and bltdIer rOuOles we're tn
be traced TO tn siIue>-. out now
mOdprn sCienc proves n hg nt aTly a :
diseases nav ,haIr Oeg'nn ng IN the
dIs rider OF these mosG important or
z ma.
The kidneys filrer and purify the
OlOOd-Cnat la their work
81 1hen e. u kIdneVs are SICK you
a understand hpU QUICKLY your e.
tire body is affect, d and how every
organ seems 20 fau TO d ! It's duty.
Il YOU are s'CS Or feel badly" be
gin 5aki0R Dr. Kinar'e SE9 nD-R1o-,
because as SOC as your sIdneys are
veil D will helO AL Cre Otner org8nA
90 health. AGrlai will cOuVInce y u
,nd you may have u sample boCtl,
free for the ASH z
Wren Your kIdneya are DOT doing
htir work s0mP nf tho symp
anus Will b prove It e. you r
OeIu or du | acne IL the b, K, ex-
C 50 OF URIC ar1d Ir v l. Theu
q a &c pains. sro:no r L. rhe ullnt
cau'y EUpp.V. sc eng irritation /
ra-eH 4, OOl,gen x nfeen durlHh
he "a ann G'g-6u. a, I'm = dur
I"R the night .u rmv s~e bladd r;
-'ps D., ssness, trIvcI S Irr aO',ry. d :
ZruPse. IFFegulz~ n. P t~eaEhlessn p
allow. u neat b, ,mpt Z n, If,
Or DARK CIRCLES u d r n q es, som.
Bm"- rne tees 40 h b OaC, l. r.
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The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1900-02-13

Owing 10 rapid changes l Ii Drl 5es Of
oearly all ar5Icses the oelO " prices a
got be- guaranteed We will give you
the bens f5 of the lowest price ruling
the market on the day your order rs
filed. Make money orders payable IN
Raleigh as that saves us a Zee. Don't
sind silver by mail; DC stamps taken
for any amount less than 81.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1900-02-13

Til -ggoar pmca Of TIE AHERICAN QUEEN ia 30 cents a year The
it in the homes o. ONLY ONE TENTH OF OUR RE DER1I -
They n0siiveIr Ipf1so r. let us have nor. a. ns 20 "at rate. UN'tL
THIS LIST ~ FXF ,UITFD q will send tn .PROGRE33IVE + ARMER
Or we viii send he AwERICAN QJEEN FREE ONE YEAR 70 my one
PROGRESSIVE FA RMER,
Raleigh, N. O.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1900-02-13

The above is a n exact cut of che FIVE Drawer Improved Alliance Sewing
Machine, which vi conhoern o only the bs5 for the money, out the best
ma -hIDe ever offered 10 the public e any price Has all tint latest improve
uents an attach meut u almost n' Eete-slV All the wearing parts are
made of h FINEST UASE-a ARDENED STEEL and are guaranteed against
ay detects for ten years. Oder Ne. N II YOU are nOG pleased with E latter
DAYS tmal, reurn t aud your money will b. refunHed
RespecttUnv, T B PARKER STATE BUSINESS AGENT
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1900-02-13

ALI wagons are furnished with box bat 4
two sections, and one spring seat. II hPaks IL
wanted add $3.50. If bed and seat are not WRBta8,
deduct for bed Sa.BO. for seat 81.O0.
N. @. Official Farmers Alliance Guano, u 1sR
cent. PhOs. Ac., rs per cent. Am, 8 Per 0aAt.
Potash)
Progressive Farmer Guano. e per cent. PhQs.
Ac., 2 per cent. Am, ~ per cent. POtaah.1
N Official Farmers Alliance Acid Phosphate,
d3 per cent. Av. P~hosphortc Acidl
Write for prices. ~ BUK NO OTHEPt
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1900-02-13

Gastonia Is to nave a new $I3O, 900
CJt.O IN
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1900-02-13

WnaG a woman Mr4 Fl N Wheeler OF 28 Boston at, Lynn,
Says of Mass wTies O D c H. go: About Is months
SWamD-ROOt Eema TS ai r toy ,bree ~eeks an sL w,n ! 7 AIS a1
Was .Oet 40 .av~ my Od l was Ift wi b excrucMNing pains sin my back M
" at At times lorked very like C fe could pass hut II tie a. a NJ end
then only after suf rms great tain. My physical c1ndiIon va such that
l rad "a strength and as AL run down The doctors SAID m Kidneys we're
noT eff cud hr fell certain tina they we're the cause o. my trOube Nv BIS
1r Mrs Q E l. IF i'd, of Lynn. advised me to give Dr. XII mers camp
r ot a trial | IT rure1 a d tie and inside of three days C rmmPnced to gaC
relief 1 tllowen IA tha' bottle with another, ard at the competrono of this
ne found | vas c0nDe'ey cured My strength r"uurnd nd { day | a N "a
veil as Ny business IL that of canvsaser, lem IN my feet great deal of
fore all the more emarEa0le,a and is exceedingly graMtymg t ne
MRS II N WHEELER
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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-10-28
Thought He'd Lost His Dough

A little diversion was caused on Fay
etteville street yesterday afternoon by
a negro demanding pay for his labor in
a rather unusual manner. He stood on
the curbstone outside of Gierschs restau-
rant, weeping and wailing in tone audi
BILE several blocks away, and ever and
anon giving vent to laments of this order:
dat man done beat me outen my labor
Boo hoo-boo- 90. l done wuk for dat
man, and now l kyan' git my money
Boo hoo-boo- hoo-oo- When man done
wuk, he wan his pay, and dat man won
pay me-Boo- hoo-boo- hoo"
The wailing was gaining in force and
volume, when a policeman came along
and was trying to demonstrate to Mr..
Darkey that if he had a complaint to
make against anyone, it would be better
to do so to the proper authorities, instead
of informing the whole neighborhood, and
treating the entire street to recital
of his woes, when an emissary stepped
forth and settled the claim.
The boo hooing darkey dried his tears,
and remarking: much obliged, sah OATS
what | done wanted" disappeared toward
Wilmington street at rapid pace.