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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-07-20
He Feared to Presume.
Archaeology.

''These pictures the archaeologist of the
distant future is explaining, represents the
cake walk of the ancients. The cake walk
consisted of a number of movements evi.
IDENTIFY designed to assist the digestion OF
cake. Hence the name. .N--Detroit Journal.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-07-20
SOMETHING NEW IN SURGERY.
An Operation That Was Deserve
Ing of Worldwide Cell
ebrity.

"I see," said the old man Pimpernel the
other evening. relates the Cleveland Plain
Dealer, chat they've mended another brok-
en- neck for feler. He had fall some
where's out in the country, an when they
got him to tn hospital tn doctors found
clean across. Feller couldn't hold his head
up, an his voice was clean gone"
How did they patch him up?" inquired
John Bowman.
You'll be s'prised when l tel, you" re-
Fust, they crowded over tn left phalanx tilr
it Tapped the right vertrickle, an then they
stuck tn two ends together with anty-toxum
glue. That's fer. blood pisenin., you know.
Then they got the broken ends of the me-
strips, of adhesin' plaster. After that they
nailed narrow rods of zinc up and down his
backbone and clinched 'em together with
rivits. When this was all fixed the surgeon
sent out an got an od-fashioned bootjack,
an they, tied it on his chest SO that the open
Gilman hold it until the glue hardens., An
as soon as it does harden the young feller'H
thrown in"
:, "Thundsr, cried Josh Bowman. "Aint
"You jest bet it is" said the old man.
He Feared to Presume.
The American tourist is so firmly con-
vinced that he is being cheated on all hands
during his European travels that he occa-
sionally oversteps the bounds of prudence.
"What is the price of this pin?" asked a
young man in Paris shop, handling small
silver brooch of exquisite Workmanship,
Twenty francs, monsieur" said the clerk.
That's altogether too much" said the
young American. ITS for present to my
sister; I'll give you five francs for it,"
Zen it would be ] Eat gave re present to
your sister," said the Frenchman, with
deprecatory shrug "and do not know
mademoisellev'- King
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-07-20

Throughout the night repeated attacks
were made ON the legations, but these were
Invariably repulsed. with heavy losses.
The daily news., 1900-03-06
FUNERAL OF THOMAS REED.
Was Oldest Ciuz-n and One of the
Pioneers of Atlanta.

ATLANTA. March THE funeral OF
Thomas Reed OF b7 Tyler street &C.
currea al Oakland cemetery this after
noon. lie was probably the oldest citl.
zen OF Atlanta, having come here drIv.
ing tobacco wagon from North Caro-
lima IN IS47. For 80 years and up 10
1891 he was an employe of the Wnsnlp
machine works, retiring on account OF
hIs advanced age
He aided In the construction of the
first cotton press ever made In the state
While working at the confederate navy
yard at NOrtOIK ne assisted IN building
the MerrImac. the first lronclad warshIp
in the world. The MerrImAc was buIIt
ar wha: Is now the Portsmouth navy
yard shortly after the outbreak of the
war.
Inomas Reed was one of the last sur.
vIvors of the old volunteer fire depart
ment, Mechanics No. 2 He was we'll
known throughout the city, although
for the last four years. since being
stricken with paralysis, he was con-
fined 10 mis- home almost entire y.
The daily news., 1900-03-06
cHARC IS ARE UNFOUNDeD.
Secretary Long Discredits Allegations
Concrrning ChGrIeston's Officers.

Secretary Long Discredits Allegations
COncrrning ChHrIeston's Officers.
WASHINGTON. March beside di.
recting Rear Admiral Watson to make
a thorough investigation Of charges Of
lntoxicauon preferred against officers
OF the wrecked cruiser Charleston, Sec
retary Long has written to the person
making them, requesting that he spe-
clAIIy name the officers guilty OF the
alleged offeuse
The secretary is inclined to believe the
charges are without foundation, as they
were sent TO the department from Bull
garia. Instead of being preferred by
consul. as reported. they werh sent by
a clergyman. They were very general
IN character. and failed to give the
name Of any officers.
Rsar Admiral Watson has been fur.
nlshed with copy OF the cOmmunica-
tlon from the clergyman and will make
q strict inquiry. 1t Is supposed by de-
partment officials that the clergyman
must have got bis information from an
enlisted man who mad a grievance
against the Charleston 8 officers.
The daily news., 1900-03-06
FOR PHILIPPINE CONTROL.
Senate Reports FAvOrabIy UpOu the
Spoouer BIN.

WAsHISoToN, March THE senate
committee on Philippines decided today
TO report the bill introduced by Senator
Spoouer Of Wisconsin for control Of the
Philippines
Senator Lodge made the report to the
senate. ] ne bal Is as follows:
That when all lnsurrection against
the sovereignty and authority of the
United States IN the Philippine islands
acquired from spain by the treaty con-
udei al Paris Dec. 10, 1898. shall have
been completely suppressed by the mill
tary aud naval forces of the United
States. al military. civil ana judicial
power necessary 10 govern the said
islands shall. until otherwise provided,
by congress, be vested IN such person
aud persons. and shall be exercised in
such manner as the president of the
CnlJed States shall direct for maintain
ing aud protecting ihe inhabitants of
SAID Islands IN the free enjoyment of
their liberty. property and rengIon.
The daily news., 1900-03-06
To Escape Lynching.

BIRMINGHAM. Ala, March 81. B.
Campbell, the insane man who killed
the negro prisoner and attacked the
-herlff IN the Chiffon county jail. at
C,anton. has been brought here and
landed IN the city Jail He was tracked
10 his home after the terrible assault on
the sheriff For fear that a mob might
lvncn him. he was hustled TO Birming.
ham on the fast train. The sheriff Of
jefferson Couaty Cou.d not receive the
prisoner. there being no papers for his
Incarceration but a cell was furnished
At the ciry jail. and he is being closely
watched.
The daily news., 1900-03-06
Al.han. Cnntih.tes Activ..

BIEMINGHAM, Ala, March 1.-The
gubernatorill race is completely shad-
owed by the senatorial cam paiGn. The
candidates. however. are working hard
and are gettj * around the state Mr..
John W. TOd.Inson Is making very
active race and expects TO so to the con-
venUIOn with a strong vote, able 10 Sc
cure the nomination on the second or
tnIrd ballot If not on the first General
Shelley expects 70 go into the conven-
tlon with enough votes for election on
the first ballot. Congressman Jesse
Stalilngs says openly that he goes to the
convention with enough votes on the
first b4liOt Tor election. Mr.. Charles
Waller Is not so certain az 10 nomyna-
ton on the first ballot, but says that ne
Is n the race.
The daily news., 1900-03-06
UNITED STATES HAS
EXPENSIVE LUXURY
Dry TOrtugas a Hotbed Of
Yellow Fever.
HAS COST IN IMMENSE SUM

Naval Authorities Astonished TO Re-
criv- Orders TO Withdraw All Men
by April fort j Grrson Will he
L-ed as Prst IIousr.
WASHINGTON, March Naval ofii.
Gers have been ssrOunded TINS week 10
earn tnat tney may have no rights at
D.y IorluEas, wnere a sum of over
roo, coo mas been expended IN the last
year IN establishing a coallng s;auon
Luu rendezvous commanding the south
en- AMI gulf coast at the West Indies
ami where there Is now being rapidly
pro,ecu;ei tue establishment of what is
regarded as the most strategic base be-
Fween the Chesapeake and Central
AmerICa-
Al IortuCas the army hai erected
the most formidable IurtIhcauOns south
OF Monroe. but the station was deemed
Insa .uDrIOUs ana several years ago was
turned over TO the quarantine service.
When Cervera's feet left Spain the
president promptly had Fort jefferson.
at TOrtugas. garTIsoned TO hold as
naval base. thereby enabling the block
ale OF the northern shore Of Cuba 10 be
main aimed.
Since that time the naval contrac-
tors have been continually engaged III
com pleung the great station, which
under naval discipline aud eficJent
meT1Ods.nas bren made as healthy as a
snip at sea, besides being kept In tele-
gr,phIc communication with Washing
ton.
Under the circumstances Secretary
Lon, was astOnlsned the other day TO
rece<ye an Official communication from
the treasury department. notifying the
navy TO stop work AMI get Its men away
from IOrtugas by April !. as surgeon
General Wyman Of the marine hospital
service was looking for good deal of
yellow fever and bubonlc plague tins
spring and hAd 10 use Fort Jefferson.
which cost 81. 0O0, 900. as pest house.
The daily news., 1900-03-06
AcRIcULTURIsTs TO MEET.
Secretary Wilson Invited to Southern
ludustriAl Convention.

StcrethI y " lisOn Invited TO southern
Industrial Convention.
WASHINGTON. March g. - At Fort
Thompson, the secretary of the cham.
Der of commerce of Huntsville, Ala d.
and also secretary of the southern in
dustrial convention. extended an invita-
tion to Commissioner of Agriculture
Wilson 10 attend the next session of the
industrial convention, which will be
he'd in Chattanooga May to IL. and
as which all the commissioners Of agrI-
cultureAof the southern states are sup
posed TO be present
Tne Chattanooga meeting will con-
slider four leading matters Of interest TO
the south, viz: Education. agriculture.
commercial expansion and the race
problem. The latter will be discussed
by prominent mem oerS Of both races,
ana entirely aslt relates 10 the indus
trial future of the south.
Mr. Wilson has promised to attend
the meeting If possible.
The daily news., 1900-03-06
Electric Power For Washington.

WASHINGTON, Ga, March An en-
terprlse which will mean much for
Washington is on foot. Anthony shoals.
IG miles from here. which has a 4, 100
horse power. Is TO be harnessed and that
power electrIcally transmitted TO Wash
lugton. IL Is given out on good au-
thorlty that the Georgia railroad ls at
the back uf the enterprise and General
Manager SCOTS recent visit here prac-
ucallv affirmed this belief. The power
brought here Will not only build up
Washington, which Is already the best
paving town the Georgia has on its
line, but from that same source will
come an electric railroad which will cir
cuIt the county and act as feeder to
the (JsOrgla.
The daily news., 1900-03-06
WANTS F,itE TRADE.
se sator Da,i- Int oducfs a StrrTg
Amer dm-ut.

Amer du-nt.
WASHINGTON, Marcn 5-Senator Da-
Wis @, MunesotA today ofTered an
Amendment 10 tie Porto RIcan bill IN
the senate rs effect Is TO nave the
tar.d Jaws Of the United States applied
To Porto R.co upon foreign imports, but
absolute free trade b.tween the Cnlied
States AMI Porto Rlco. he also pro-
poses new section as follows:
"For tae PURPOSES OF TINS act the fol-
lowing provisions of the constitution Of
the United States are hereUy extended
and made applicable 10 Porto Rico:
- ne congress snail nave power 70
Law All coi.scJ taxes, duties, lmpOsts
aud vxc:ses. u pay the debts ana pro-
VIDE tor the common defense ana gen
ersI welfare or the United States, but
all duties, imports aud excIses shall Ue
uuIfarm throughout the United States.
NO capl5atlOn or other direct tax
shall be laid ul.sss IN proportion 10 tie
census or enumeration herein before d.
rscted 10 be taken.
"No tax OF duty shall be given ny any
regulation OF commerce or revenue 20
the ports OF one state over those or an
other; nor shall vessels bound TO or
from one state be obuGed 70 enter, clear
or pay duties in another"
The amendment II as follows:
And It is hereby enacted that all du-
ties, lmDOsts and eKcsses i'm posed or
levied. laId or collected by congress upon
Porto R:co Ur Ruv p-Oduc's or business
thereof OF IN relation 10 SAID Porto Rico
shall 10 uniform WIN all duties or Im-
posts aud excuses laid and collected
throughout the United States.
"IhsT no capIIaJlon OF other direct
tax a AL BE- iaId BY congress In or upon
Porto Rico. unless IN proportion 10 the
ceusus or enumeration directed 10 be
JakeU By the constitution.
That no tax or du.v shall be laid on
articles 'ypUrteG frou Porto Rico.
"Znst 10 preference shall Ue given
bv any regulation OF commerce or rev.
euue TO the ports Of Porto R.co over
those ot any state OF tns Union. nor
snail vessels bound 10 OF from Porto
RICO be Obliged 10 enter. Gear OF pay
duues IN uny state O; Jne Union.
Nor snIl any preference De given
bv any reEl.atluE OF commerce or rev
eHue % the ports f anv state of the
CnIoa over those Of Porto Rico. nor
snail ves>o.s bound TO or from the ports
OF any stat. f the Union oe obliged TO
enter. Gear or pay duties IN any port of
Porto Rec.
Senator Davis says his amendment
sueaks lar itself. J. extends the constI-
TUITION over Porto Rico ana bv so doing
Imu..es tnat II cannot be extended TO
th- Philippines or other territories ex-
Cept by legislative action.
The daily news., 1900-03-06
Watson Out ofPoIitIcs.

PEARSON, Ga, March Politics are
exceedingly quiet IN Coffee county. 1t
was amusing TO see the PopulIst le Iders
Of the county, during the recent session
OF the superior court trying TO hoDnOb
with Tom Watson, who was IN attend
at court Tor the purpose of prosecuting
the McRea murder case. Tney soon
discovered that be was present strictly
for business and not as political oracle.
Thew have discovered unmIstakab.y
thai Tom Watson has really returned to
the practice Of law and the pursuit Of
happiness.
The daily news., 1900-03-06
LONG TRIP FOR A HUSBAND.
Ark4nsAs Maiden Makes Determined
Effort For H1Ipm-rt.

COLUMBIA. S. c. March 5-Miss
KItte Swain o; BatesvIlle. Ark. did
not believe in mastery inactivity" for
women. Five years ago she met 5 NJ
Butter OF Duncan, S. c, who was then
residing temporarily in ArKsnsas. They
nave since carried on n correspondence
and marriage has resulted.
Miss Swain made the long journey
from her western home alone, arrived
az Buffers home and they drove into
GreenvIlle and TO the home of Rev. 4
J. ; Thomas, d D. editor of The Bap-
tlst Courier
Tnev wished the knot tied then and
there IN the carriage standing IN the
street. buI DR.. Thomas was opposed to
proceedings so unGlgnltied, and made
then. drive 10 hotel, where the cere-
mOuy was performed.
The daily news., 1900-03-06
40 IMPORTANT
BRITISH VICTORIES
..tacre az Stormberg and
B-a5ant a. DorGreCht.

.. PLACES Occupied 10y he R'i'i-i.,
1,lthout Opposition at = ormber2.
l.ut There Ma sharp Fighting al
lb.rdr... t-OrIer Interesting Mar
Ary,-
r.>..>. Nrch 6.-Bri:i-a sue
--.- .t. coming t.ick aid fast IL
mo-. Africa.
s. .-,,rIay Gen. Gatacr-'- forces
.aG ~to-mberE uuopp"-ed. The
- had destroyed the railroad
.arh. but The station j. intact.
... Erabaut also scored a com
.. -arcr-- AZ Dordrecht SUNDAY.
s..r- are now ia full retreat
...Ir guns and wagons, but
.. .r. being pursued.
.r... srabauJ again engaged the
...- k,-tsrday. with the advaut-
-... .HliIuE the position captured
-...as. There was some sharp
-.-..- ye-teriay forenoon. the
1s....-. losing five - ~iX men IN cap
...- t.s Bner fort, hut they vastly
..-.-ag.I their position.
T.. Boer- fought tenaciOusly, con-
-.-.. 4. every inch. but they uiti-
..... r.rr-a:rd.
F..--,.--Iuu uf StOrmberg bv Gen.
s.;4.r- puts hIm in railroad COM
...-atiuu with Gen. Clements at
...-.lsg. thu- greatly facilitating
....--rIuc, OF British troops into
Orange Free State.
..-ratch from O-fOutein says
.-a.liag'S New South Wales
....- made reconnaissance in
... .. .s.--..rday and found that the
...-- .ad attended their position,
a..... De- NOW over ten miles long.
1.. g.. river aS the center. TIE
....t luWh-T Of Beers now con-
....-u- ;ne British l. not known,
DO I- .- being iucrc t~ed daily.
E....tuuteIu remains uudefended
t.a.t .y tie force Iu front OF the
a-I.-. Ivauce. II there should he
1--..- British successes Il u be
.f.. .. q Prr-iieut St-yu viii fee
F. H-...rIa.
I.. War office has received de-
..-.a from Lord Roberts which
-..- that Gen. Builer reports Natal
.tcticslly clear oftAe enemy. lh"
--r- left some ambulance, fun f
X and wounded.
4 dispatch from Lady-mith de-
-uiuE tu- Withdrawal ,i Gen.
@tlt-'s sick troops To- ucw quarters
.t- the. ~ceue~ outh- road from that
...,l 20 Col.U-o exceed iu horror
n..i m.u and animals are wing
..-l.8t,a and lutrifyinE ga tire
-...ae- formerly occupied 10y the
,..-- aul fiil the air with a ~Ickel -
.- stencil. Ia ca--~ whore hurried
.s-.tl w1- attempted the rains have
ya-..5 way the earth am Eha~tly
. --- aul arms ut corp-e- stick out +
.- Ground.
The daily news., 1900-03-06
NrM.pnDer Change.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, March , There
have been two important changes in
Admission newspaper circles. Foster f.
Stockton editor Of The Hot Blast, the
morning paper for several years. has
bought a halt interest In TEe Evening
Star. and becomes Its business manager,
while Z. p Gordon will be editor
Gordon and Stockton have bought Of
DR.. T. ". Ayers The Weekly ReDublI-
can. formerly the Jacksonville Repubh.
-au. and vii. publish II as well as The
Evening Star The Republican is IS
Years o.d and has only changed hands
three times.
The daily news., 1900-03-06

pend the proceedings if h. was not
there. II seems that ne had the ac-
count of the first days proceedings
read :" him and became So much inter-
e>tcd that he decided To- listen To tho
remainder of Tho evidence. Some per
sons with n tendency To- psychological
study ask him from time To time what
hc thinks of the evidence. with the re-
suit iuat they declare The man must
soc Il witness 10 get III" correct impress
sion Cf the testimony hr gives. The
lliud man. they say Is deceived by the
lau2uag gc Of a witness when hc cannot
see the manner in which the testimony
is given.
1t is quite probable that the Porto
Rican tariff bill will pass the senate.
Comparatively there is n much larger
Republican majority in the senate than
in the house and there il no great dis
position to vote against the bill. al
though a number of Republicans do
not like the idea Of levying a duty On! I!
Porto Rican goods.
a close poll of the senate shows that
Quay will be seated by seven majority. .
] rather think II Will be closer than
that, but he has the votes necessary.
ARTHUR W. DUNN.
The daily news., 1900-03-06

We have saved many doctor bills
since We began using Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy i'm our home. We
keep a bottle open all the time and
whenever any of my family or my
self begin to catch cold We begin To
use the Cough Remedy, and a. a re-
suit We never have to send away for
doctor and incur large doctor
bill. for Chamberlaih'S Cough Rem
edy never fails to cure. 1t l. GER
tdiuly medicine IF great merit and
wprth.-D. =. MEAKKr General
Merchant and Farmer, Matte, Red
ford county, Pa. For sale by Han
nah Bros, 2l South PalafoX street.
The daily news., 1900-03-06

ATLANTA. March Major Edward
Z. Dravo. who was chief commlssary of
the department OF the gulf. has been
directed TO proceed TO Manila. where be
Will become chief commlssarv OF the de-
narrment Of the Pacific. During his
residence OF several months IN this city
Major DravO made many friends, who
will doubtless take pleasure IN watching
bus mcvemepts.
The daily news., 1900-03-06
In all Stages Of Nasal Catarrh there

fIn all Stages Of Nasal Catarrh there
should be cleanliness. As experience
proves. Ely's Cream Palm i a
cleanser, sootl er and healer of the
diseased membrane. 1t l. not dry
ing nor irritating, and does not pro-
duce sneezing. Price 81 cents at
druggists or it will be- mailed by Ely
BROTHERS. 56 Warren street. New
York. Upon being placed into the
urS.rilS IL spreads over the mam-
5~a9- aut relief l. immediate. l. l.
an agreeable cure.
The daily news., 1900-03-06
Eo.n Nav Re- Pr-sideut

MARQUETTE. Mich. March John
". EZan, former general manager OF
the Lake Superior and Ishpem.ng. who
two years ago went to Savannah TO take
vice presidency and general manager
ship Of the Central of Georgia, IS, sc-
cording to sdvices received here. 20 b0
promoted 20 the presldsncy Of that road.
The daily news., 1900-03-06

New ORLEANS. March 3 A bench
Moyse, the bogus Captain Clark from
Clinton, La Moyse got draft cashed
there and beat the firm who aCcOmmO-
dated hun. The Clinton case Is a strong
one and If Movse escapes CONVICTION
here hs will be turned over to the CIin-
ton authorities.
The daily news., 1900-03-06

ESoN, Miss. March 6-The
.... senate has passed the Adams
.... mob bill. providing that "A per
.. accused 81 rape shall be given
MEDIATE trial and that the sheriff
Hirer WHO allows "A prisoner. to
.. taken from ms custody aud
he'd shall be- arraigned in the cir
..- court.
The daily news., 1900-03-06

So, IlIot Foat TO To Launched at
Scranton To-Day.

I..uew Pensacola pilot boat viii
uucned at Scranton, Miss, at
-. tid" to-day under the personal
-s.a-vi-iou of Captain Alex ID. Fer
-.-.u. The new boat will be christ
...I the Florida in honor OF the
-'.'-. and It D. exp acted that - 2
w.. na ready for S,rvice here early
-. mnntL
The daily news., 1900-03-06
War Secretary In Florida.

TAMPA. Fla. March ). - Secretary
Root and party are still at Port Tampa
Secretary Root inspected the fortihca-
tions at Egmont Key yesterday. and
was pleased vita the WORK. Today he
has been looking over the shipping IA
cIlItIes at Port Tampa. where the army
Tor Cuba was embarked. and found
much TO interest HIM.
The daily news., 1900-03-06
scranIrnn From Cuba

The Italian bark Italia which ar
rived this morning from Havana
brought 20 cargo of 800 tons ol scrap
iron and - pieces ~ mahogany and
a9k iumue-. consigned - her owner.
{. Tore
The daily news., 1900-03-06
Porto Rico Tsrir BIN.

Nh~HINGToN March The re-
..-4u leaders are confident of
.--..- the Porto Rico tariff bill in
-,uat-. even though Senators
.-. Mason and Wellington vote
....-f H.
The daily news., 1900-03-06
FIFTY MINEEs BURIED
Ia a 6 a. Explosion a, Red Ash Mines
To-Day

NoNTG merry. w. Va, March e -
TheI- was gas explosion at Red
An mine. Fire Greek. to-day.
Twelve men have been taken on
five of VII. iu ale dead. FIf,y oJhr
are sill Iu tu,. mIu-. with uu hop d, f
...-r.H.rr..v Ff..-IT.
The daily news., 1900-03-06
Don't Pay $40 and $50

for SEWING MACHINES when YOU
can buy the best make with All the
late improvements at .. NJ. PryOT's
Bargain Furniture Hou-4. for from
SO 10 $50. Our household furniture
- equally a. cheap. Call and see
the big stock.
The daily news., 1900-03-06

All doctors told Renick Hamilton.
Of West Jefferson. o., after sufferinR
is months from Rectal Fi-tula. he
would die unless costly operation
Wa performed but he cured him
self with five boxes of BuckIpn'z
Arnica Salye. the -ure-t Pile cure on
Earth. and the best Salye in the
World. y cents "a box. Sold by W.
A. y 'AlembeIte, Druggist.
The daily news., 1900-03-06
ChtIiun Elections.

SANTIAGO DE CHILL March Gem
eral elections were held throughout the
republic yesterday. Perfect order was
maintained. The returns indicate that
ihe Liberals are N the minority.
The daily news., 1900-03-06
Three Large Stores

.. FTENTTTRE. The finest
Valiant Bedroom Suites ever
.. f-u-aeola. Pretty. neatly
t -sH.nak Bedroom suites at
Rattan and Co5bler Seat
r..-. hl- and little, cheap and
Look AZ Them.
q. VI. PRGOR'S
a--Ealn Furnishing House.
The daily news., 1900-03-06
Isobbed a Brewery.

fN--tNET. r. l.. March 6 Bur
.- Gtuaujted the ~sfe in the Of
.t -.- Hand Brewing c.. last
ant secured three or four
.-.-.I dollars.
The daily news., 1900-03-06
We are Sole Agents For

Kayser & Allman's. Chas. VI. y.
kelien'S and Cleveland Wall Paper
Cos. Fine Wall Papers. Full line
Of samples. J. f. Ross & Co. No. IL
y. Palafox. Phone So. 24f-tf
The daily news., 1900-03-06
ra ,rRE a COLD IN one DAY

ar.H- B-omo Quinlne Tablets. AL
and the money . q fFlls e
Is. rrON-'s signature L. ca each
The daily news., 1900-03-06

\.A lnEN. March Cotton
--.-'ly were a. fol.ow-: March.
. May June. and July. q 81:
.- @f-; SeptemO-r. N.42;
-. - ~"@s November and jan
-- December. al.