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KNOXVILLE COLLEGE,
TWENTY-FIVE ANNIvERsA-
RY JUBILEE, June II and IL:

Addresses by prominent Educators
South and North, incIuiing President
W. IA. Councill of Huntsvile, DR.. e.
Il Parks o. Cannon Theological Sem
mary, Rev. 6 w. Mood of Fisk Uni
versity, DR.. w. II. Nc illan, of ALE
ghsny, Ps., Governor Benton McMl-
an and others.
Reduced rates on the certificate plan
OF one and third from all points in
tennessee, Kentucky, Georgia and
Alabama.
Total expense for the year of board
fuel, light. furnished room, etc. $58
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES
June 18th.
FOE fuil lnformation write to the
Presid ens of Knoxville College, Knox
vile, Tenn.
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Beer Emi..arte., itinerary.

Washington. May 2S.-The Boer on
voys expect to leave here tomorrow
for Boston, to attend a reception there
on Thursday. From Boston they pro-
coed west for Chicago. where they are
to be on June and 6. stopping en-
route at Cleveland or Buffalo. They
will be In st. Paul on June and In
Philadelphia on the 18th. Other inter-
mediate cities may be included In their
stopping places. 1t seems likely that
the ENJOYS may spend day In Baltf-
more. The delegates may or may not
return to Washington after their visit
to Philadelphia.
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Washington, May 2.-Consul General
GuentheI, at Frankfort, has furnished
the state department some facts OBJ
tanned with reference to the enormous
profits made by Krupp in his con-
tracts for guns and ammunition with
the German government. The consul
is Informed that some time ago Krupp
furnished the government field guns at
81, las each. Competitors afterward re-
ceived orders of the same kind for
f464 each. Krupp thereUpon reduced
his price to S452. Schrapnels for which
Krupp receives 50 each his competitors
can furnish for little over a dollar.
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REBELS Still ACTIVE,
They Keep Philippines Troops Busy
A-.- Despite Heavy Losses.
PAWN BURNED TO THE GROUND.

IL Was a Rebel Stronghold ana was
the Headquarters OF Insurgent Cen.
Cables A surrendered Rebel Ma
Scr Inducing Comrades 60 Surrender
Manila. May So.-Major Henry T.
Allen. Of the Forty-third infantry,
while scouting from Catba1ogam, Isl-
and OF Sapar, May 9, drove a party OF
insurgents from the valleys. Four
Americans were killed, including
Lieutenant W. II. Evans, who was
slain while calamity leading q charge
against the entertainments Eleven OF
the enemy were killed and four were
wounded.
The town Of Caterman, Island Of
Samor. was attacked at midnight on
April 30 by q thousand rebels, who
entrenched themselves near the town
ever night Captain John Cooke. Of
the Forty-third regiment. fought the
Filipinos for six hours and afterwards
buried $50 of the enemy. One Ameri-
can was killed and one wounded
The hamlet OF PAWN, In the province
OF Laguna, Island of Luzon, the head
quarters Of General Callies, was sur
rounded May 26 by three detachments
VA Sh0 SoAby -oOSOnu L
seventh regiment and Eleventh cav
airy. Only few OF the enemy were
encountered. Cables having departed
the day before. PAWN, which was
manifestly stronghold. was burned to
the ground.
Captain Nordcn's scouts and two
companies Of the Eighteenth regiment,
while scouting May Ia in Western
Panay. surprised number OF the
enemy near Valderama and killed 35
of them There were no casualties
among the Americans, but some Of
them suffered from sunstroko.
The official reports announce scout
Ing and small engagements In Panay
and Cebu islands and Tayabas, Laguna,
zambales and Pangasinan provinces,
resulting In IA OF the enemy being KILL
ed and many wounded. The Ameri-
cans also captured so rifles, a Norden-
feldt gun and supplies Of ammunition
and destroyed q powder factory.
"A rebel major who surrendered n
Liscum last week has been persuading
others to follow his example. Yestsr-
day he effected the surrender Of "a
men, with IS rifles. at Tarlac, and
hopes to influence more Of his country.
men to do the same.
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JuveniIe Diagnosis.

Grandma-And weren't you home
sick, Ethel, when you were sailing far
away across the wide ocean?
Ethel-No, ma'am: I didn't gst,home-
sick, but my stomach did.-Phiiadel-
phia Inquirer.
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Mgr. sberretti,. Protest.

Havana, May 29.-Mgr. Sbarretti,
bishop Of Havana, yesterday protested
to General Wood against the confisca-
ton OF church property by number of
municipalities. General Wood replied
that this was a matter for the courts
TO decide. and that he did not feel he
had right to make a military order
on an ex parte statement.
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Fell to Death with nm Embankment

Chester, Pa, May 30.-By the railing
OF the embankment. of a subway at
the House of Refuge at Glen Mills
yesterday John Ball, boy, aged 1C
years, an inmate of the institution, re-
siding at Ashbourne, Pa, was instantly
killed and Charles Crane, another boy,
had his leg broken. A number of boys
were watching the operation in the
construction Of a new tunnel, when the
embankment suddenly fell.
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whoIesaIe Arrests Tn rxuns1a.

Kieff, Russia, May 30.-Seventy-six
arrests have been made in Odessa at
the instance of the secret political DO
lice, il in Kief and 20 in Warsaw.
There Is much mystery involved, but
the arrests appear to be connected with
the same charges OF sedition which,
two months ago, led to 200 arrests In
st. Petersburg and to 100 in Warsaw.
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NTisaed Ills Intervieyv.

st. Peter-Nhat's all tina. row I hear
up in the city2
Passing Cherub-That eminent d.
vine" who arrived last night has just
found out that we have no newspapers.
-puck
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Her Conclusion,

II do not write poetry for vulgar
consideration or pecuniary reward !"
said the young man, haughtily.
az see" said Miss Cayenne. ~It,s NOS
business with you; merely habit"
Washington Star.
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You can dress your nsir in the latest
fashion able style easily and safely with
the OZonized Ok Marrow copyright
ed) as it is perfectly harmless aud new
er fails 60 make kinky hair straight, pill
able End beautiful. limitations WON'T
do it. Be sure you get the genuine 4
Sold over forty years. II your dealer
eaRnot supply you send US fifty cents
and we will ship you q bottle. 0zea.
lzed Ok Marrow Co., 76 Wabash Ave.,
Chicago, Illinois. 2-2o-sra.
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A Necessary MOn.tro.,tx.

Nephew-Aunt Minerva, do you be-
Heve in the new woman?
Aunt Minerva-Indeed I do. You
can't regulate some men at all unlesE
you scare 'em to death.-Indianapoli
Journal
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SATURDAY, JUNE 2, 10 II
GENERAL cAsrRo's VICTORY.
Esrnsndez Captured and Peace I

RernanoeE Captured and PenC0 II
Now Assured I'm Venezuela.
New York, May 3o.-Gonzales Es-
esvsz. Venezuelan consul In this city,
yesterday received a dispatch from
Castro announcing the capture Of
Hernandez. and adding peace assur-
I'd"
General Castro Is not yet president
~ Venezuela, but, according TO tbs
eonsul, has become such a great ia
vorits with the people that he viii be
alected president.
General Castro assumed charge OF
Affairs last October. after Andrade fed
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A SENSATION IN BRooKLYN-A MINIS.
TER's STATEMENT.

wish to state that one OF my parishoners
was sick and in trouble for a long time, Mrs.
Brown, 81 Gay Street, No one seemed to UNI
but none OF them seemed to know what was
the matter. None could do her any good. IL
her. Hearing OF the wonderful work being
done by DR.. Shea the last few years, IthOught
! would eau and see him myself I found
me a wonderful test or his powers; told me
to send him a lock of PATIENTS hair. which
He told at once what was the matter ana
In q short time cured her sound and well.
NOW all Is changed. All are well and
prosperous. lean truly and heartily recon-
mend DR. Shea 60 all those I'm sickness or dis
Pastor Lebanon Church, Brooklyn. q
DR.. Shea can show thousands such - ttae
above.
has been carefully educated In the Homes!
pathic and Eclectic Schools of Medicine.
rheumatism, Asthma, Sore Eyes, Tumors.
Cancers, Constipation. Ague, Dyspepsia,
Tsps worms nso.T yeF P,Ss saSssS
Heart Disease, Comsumpt ton, Diseases OF
women and children, Fits, kidney Disease,
others don't understand All diseases, no
| matter what they be. Nothing but honora-
tell y You II You can be cured. Has ali new
| remedies and new success. Has had ample
experience In public hospitals and and private
once.
| Do not delay. Diplomas hang IN parlors.
\ Is registered physician. A new remedy
/ for Rheumatism just discovered, not a lima
| ment. Hopeless cases and those that others
! cannot cure solicited TO call Fat folks thin
the ch1lcless made parents All letters muse
contain 81 90, two stamps, age, lock OF hair.
For consultation, advice and diagnosis. No
postal cards.
Charges for medical treatment only Men
ton this paper.
ISL FULTON STREET,
BROOKLYN, n. "a
x-s.-- -.--SsA--. ~--->Ns~ --~v-~@IS
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DR.. Humphreys

Specifies cure by acting directly upon
the disease, without exciting disorder in
any other part of the system.
NO. CURES pprcr.
I-Fevers. COMPOSITIONS, determinations 25
2-Worms. Worm Fever, Worm Collie. .25
3-Teething, Collie, Crying. wakefulness .2s
4-Diarrhea. of Children or Aduits..-.s. .25
7-Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis. ............ .o5
S-Ncuralgia. Toothache, Eacesohe. as
e-Hcadachc. Sick Headache, Vertigo. .25
l0-Dyspcpsia. Indigestion, Weak Stomach. IS
1l-suppressed or Painful Periods. as
I2-Whites. Too Profuse Periods. as
13-Croup. Laryngitis. Hoarseness.-.... as
1f-salt Rhcum. Eryspelas, Errptions.. .2J
1S-RheumRtism. Rheumatic Pains...... as
t6-MRisria, ChIls, Fever and Ague.... rs
19-CatRrrh. Influenza. Cold In the Head as
Northumberland. rs
25-hidpcy Diseases .....s --........--... .25
2S-Ncrvous Debility, .........--....1. 90
2O-Urinary Weakness, wettins Bed-... rs
75-Gr.ps Hay Fever. ...-.............,...-.- 90
DR.. Humphrey Manual OF all Diseases at your
Druggists or Mailed Free.
Sold by druggists. sent receipt or prrca
humphrey Med Co Cor. William John Sta.
New York
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Good News for the Unemployed.

/ live right her in the north. lam
in touch with those who need help,
can tind out who is unreasonable ahd
unjust. have steady demand for
good women as cooks, chambermaid g
aud general ervan6s, and often for
good indoor and outdoor men servau ts.
L pay yeur fare to which ia added a
reasonable amount for expenses end
fees. take no orders under any cir
cumstances frem disreputable houses
and hells Of that kind, and she best
protection lie al 1rded the respec able
girl who respects herself.
send one stamp for information to
T. u. 8 PEREaRTNo,
Albany, N. Y.
In care of the Spectator.
Henry Clay" is fine family flour
at heformer's store. 9Th and Clay ste.
$685.
Mr.. and Mira. John Langhorn of
Washington, ID. c., called on US.
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:. 1000 REWARD,
DR.. Shea. Marvellous Medium

DR.. Shea, Marvellous Medfuml
tell who and when you win marry, also OF
business tourpeys, lawsuits, absent friends,
what it is. He can can nm yo cS sniT,s
friends and show them to you. Can mako
them rap a! around the room He asks no
questions don't ask you to write names for
but tells you right or: keiS thoroushly y ems
received from them gold medal and spec
ial license to practice his wend erfui powers.
thousands of references to both white ana
colored patrons. Twenty-Five years practice
seven In Brooklyn-will show you that he
can dc all that he can tell of. Can tell what
business Is best for you and where, how 70
win speedy marriage with the one you lovel
short what is best TO do. He succeeds when
all others fail. Positive satisfaction or no
consult this Christian gentleman. He has q
medicine that viii cure drunkenness, cad be
be given patient not knowing it. Thosands
through him are now
. RICH, HAPPY AND SUCCESSFUL. Q
with all their undertakings, while those whd
neglect his advice are still laSoring againkn
poverty. Through his perfect knowledge of
will overcome your enemies and win YOUR
friends. His aid and sdvice has often been
curing of speedy and happy marriages and
all your wishes. In love affairs he neveE
fails. He has the secret of WINNING. the al
fections OF DE opposIte seS. IL rs the curse
are a class of men and women who ciain
powers they do not possess Tn y have
Surely the colo-ed people are notso Waiting
In sense as to throw their time and money
away on such. DR.; Shes refers 20 the Hon.
Gle ve'7na Ave, and Arther SeweIl, Ship
3;'''',"i. toUth ~ "kiyh. All have known
tree test OF his ..., to all The doctor hss
raSticed nv in New Orleans, St Lon
:, mphis ouisvine; understands
h thoroughly tic leases, spells or influences
h race is subject TO. He Is now and always
a a large patronage from them
PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING; -
Brooklyn. Aug. IS, 1891 This Is to certify
that came 70 New York from Albany. was
out OF money. / had no luck In anything
/ undertook, What TO do did not know A
friend advised me to go and see Or: Shea.
he took me in and treated me as a brother.
Through him got good position that very
money and did me no good. ] bless the day
first met DIR. Shea, 1 would advise all In
6SS luck sick eT In trouble to to him a
ALBERT AYERS, 2o57 Atlantic Ave-
South Plainield, Aug. Is, 1sql.-Thfs Is to
certify that NV husband had gone away ana
night and day. gave him up as dead-0
Hearing OF the wonderful things DR.. shea
told me my husband was alive and wei ana
where he was; told me he would COME homo
and when. To my Joy all OF IL came vrue- He
dead. also wish TO say that this month L
lost the sum of $50. am n poor woman
and he told me would ind my money ana
to my intense Joy did ind it as he told me.
thank goo snere IS man SO gHt sSI, IN n, our
what to do. Sincerely,
MRS. MARY MILLER, Il
South Plainneld, IN. J.
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ReSta IRA f
TO
I6 West Broad ST.,

All Kinds of mixed drinks served at
the table. Lunches served to order
EF Special accommoda alton.
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Mr.. and Mira. John Langhorn Of
Washington, ID. c., called on US.
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10 Was a Rebel Stronghold and was
the Headquarters OF Insurgent Cen.
Cables A Surrendered Rebel Ma
The golden rule., 1900-01-27
REV M. CHARLES.

Rev. Marion Charles, who for the
mast three years has occupied a most
co1spicuOus place upon the stage Of
V,,ksburg's social ard religious life
after an illness that was long and dis
trassing, passed to the great beyond on
Tuesday Of this week. He was mourn
Ell BIZ large numbers of persons who
saw in him all the virtues, while he
WAS the object Of the EXTREMIST hate on
the part Of those who charged him
with being the enemy Of the peaoe of
thA community. He had a most gra-
cous and polite manner that made him
many friends among the best people Of
the community wh) took no part In
the unfortunate controversy over his
connection with the leading Baptist
church IN the city There was some
thing about HIM that gave him a mas
tery and control which surprised and
dlsgusted according to the point of
view of the person making the obser-
vatiol He was lacking in education
and was in no sens3 an orator or even
tolerIble public speaker, but when all
this is sal i it must be admitted that no
one person in this city ever was the
subject Of such blind devotion or such
unrea8Oning hate. His funeral took
place in distant city, but his body
was accompanied to the station by the
largest cOncOur5e that was ever turned
out here on a similar occasion. About
one half Of the crowd viewed the de-
parture Of the corpse with Ill concealed
satisfaction, not to say delight, while
large numbers wept good honest tears.
With some virtues-for he was char
liable to a degree it would in all
. probability have been better that he
bad not established himself In this city
where his minlstration tended to array
brother against brother and even to
harden the heart Of mother against
Son But he was intensely human in
SIi bis dealings. There was no reason
WAy any one should have been greatly
nSled by him. He was a man who
oyed power and wealth and delight
el IN many earthly enjoyments.
But OF the dead no word but the
n most fulsOm hatterles are usually said.
'0ls O;lef sketch will offend those who
S'''AIpped the dead preacher, and fall
Ao;t Of what those who despised him
would have liked to read-but in his
NT'im9 tlls papar bore him no ill will
IYr dld 1t admire his course as a fol-
.y"er s, o. the meek and lowlY. and it is
u"ins . now that we give only the truth
| "altl ought not to offend those who
profess to love it.
The golden rule., 1900-01-27
nH@H On O. O. o. .
4 LOCAL. =
n1aene noHoaoH@

prof Frak ]. Norwood and his esti-
nabIe wife pls:ed through the city
inst i saturday on their way to their
lame at Chester. The talented Prof
noa nO ba. n on the United States Grand
In- Inrv at Jackson He was duly impress
~ with vicksburg, but thinks there
:, only one other town any where
noar It and that is his own classic
GIO3ter.
Raw. SiIas w. White the distinguish
81 anthor of the AN. E. church Rec.
ord hook has been in New Orleans
rocentlv in attendance upon the
louisiana conference and at the same
time telling of the great merits Of his
orceIlent production. Mr.. White is a
candidate for an important position be-
fora the coming General Conference
and unless he is killed by the overpow-
e,ing shrieks of locality will be
oIacted Mr.. White is not only an
able man but man of exemplary and
correct life, coming fully up to the
b,oh standard set for men who would
lad others in the canse in which he is
60 distinguished worker.
The golden rule., 1900-01-27

with these discussions. He looks on at
HAIL. Hays, Harris, and McNash who
are the leading members of the Y. Y.
club and says: "What foolish chill.
dreti some people raisef"
They say that Phil Cotjelsin has
been disgusted ever since it was pub
llshed in a paper that there is a man in
jackson who is his rival as a ham
slicer: Copelsin telegraphed him an
offer of forty dollars week and two
expert knife sharpeners, but the man
telegraphed that being able to get a
thousand dollars out of one hog that
forty dollars did not tempt him.
Cope" " has turned green with envy
and his hand is becoming more skilled
as the days go by.
They say that some fellow got mad
with Phil during the week and said to
him: 81 hops when the devil gets you,
as he surely will, that tie only thing
that he will allow you to keep between
you and the fire will be slice of your
own Internal ham This may account
AO1 GHo SerlOuS look upon Cn0 race OF
our usually jovisl friend.
The man about town wishes that the
walking smallpox patient would keep
on the other side of the street He does
not fear the disease, having had case
of vaccination that ought TO make him
immune for all time to come, but be
does not want to think about what if
the vaccination was not the real thing.
The advice given the colored people
to pay their poll taxes before the first
day of February ought to be taken,
without hesitation, but the fool killer
will have lots of work yet to get the
man out of the way that thinks tina,
taxpaying alone ought to entitle man
to run the government.
The golden rule., 1900-01-27

Hon. NJ. 4. Montgomery has re-
Gently secured the appointment of
Mr.. s.. NJ. Hovryas special agent of
the Interior department as a travelling
timber inspector. Mr.. Montgomery
never lets any grass grow up around
his feet whon there is anything he can
do for his friends. He is not only one
of the most influential Of Mississippi
Republicans, but there are few men
in the country that have accomplished
more than he has for the party and his
friends.
The golden rule., 1900-01-27

day hight. The attendance exceeded
the fondest expectation of its promo
ters. The exercises were Of high
order and considering the limited time
in which they were preared aston
ished all who heard them.
Brooks orchestra contributed its
time and services and was In its best
vein and delighted all who were for
tunate enough to hear the splendid
rendition of music, classic and rag
time
Mrs. W. 81. Kirby presided at the
piano with rare skill. Mr.. W. P.
Miller, a recent graduate from the
Classical Course at Fisk University
did the honors of stage manager with
tact and grace.
The duet "Fl y Away Birds" by Mrs.
@. Henri Woode and Miss Minnie
Mabry was a charming number and
deservedly applauded. Prof. Bowman
sang solo, "Tell me why you did
it," He is always eloquent as a singer
and surprised no one by his splendid
PCL1O mdACCs A0 IduAOb WIZ w Oh z
prominent in the work of gotting up
the benefit for the popular old preach
er, wers Mesdames Wesley Crayton,
W. Il. Kirby, Benjamin Harris, M.
D. Foote, Francis CLARK Ware, r. H.
Brooke and others whose names were
not given the reporter. The gentle
men were Messrs. Lyman, Crayton,
Woode, Moore. Burns and Bowman.
The refreshments were of the choie
est kind and everybody was deli GIFTED.
The concert netted a handsome sum
which was sent the good doctor who is
lying helplessly and 1t is feared hope.
lessly i'll at his home in Ohio. Mrs.
Ross, who is beloved of all in the
community is at the bedside of her
husband in whose welfare her life has
been centered..
The golden rule., 1900-01-27
SOME REAL ESTATE BARGAINS

Your pick of twenty thousand acres
in the northern part of Warren county
at prices and on terms that will sur
prise you.
80 acres within a mile and hal* Of
Hardee Station-25 acres ready fo:
plow; twenty Ave more that will make
a bale next year.
Terms to suit you.
A splendid hill place that brings two
bales Of cotton per annum rent that hal
enough good land to make the rent si7
bales can be had for five hunderd dol
lars. Half cash.
A large city lot on your own term'
$500. 90 cash balance as suits you.
Write or call on
w. E. MOLLISON, Vicksburg
The golden rule., 1900-01-27
IGmIafstratrIx's Notice.

Letters Of adm inistration on the O.
tate Of Robert H. Woods, deceased
having been. by the chancery court {
WAsrSn county, granted to the under
signed, this is to notify all person
having claims against seid estate
probate and have the same registere
within one year, or the said claim
will be forever barred.
Witness my hand, this 17th day c
March, 1899.
ELIZABETH WOODS,
AdmiHistratri5
W. e. MoI1IsoN, Sol.
IT, 80