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The evening times., 1900-09-08

tEeveInndites ReturEfng--The ad-
m;rabfe letter of Hon. Richard Olney set
ting forth his reasons for supporting MI
Bryan calls attention to the tact that Writ
ually all of the surviving members of Mr..
Clevcland's two Cabinets are now either
actively or passiyeIy supporting Mr.. Bry-
an. How much influence the nomination
Of the Hon. Adiai E. Stevenson for Vice
President has had upon these gentlemen
cannot be told. though that he has had
something to do with it cannot be doubt
ed, It was a happy coincidence that the
return to the fold of Mr.. Olney Mr. CIeve-
lands last Secretary of State, and of the
Hon. William l. Wilson, the last Demo-
cratic Postmaster General was publicly
announced on the same day, though these
gentlemen, il can be stated upon reliable
authority, had had no correspondence
on the subject; nor did either know of the
others intention. Hoke Smith, as is well
known, has been loyal TO Mr. Bryan ever
since the Georgian resigned the Secreta-
ryshiD of the Interior at the beginning Of
the last campaign and was succeeded by
the Hon David Rowland Francis OF Mis-
souri, The MisSouFIan, by the way. has
made no public announcement of his sup
port of the Kansas City ticket and
platform, but it is known that he
has contributed generously TO the cam
paign fund and that a number Of his for
meT faCtiOnaI supporters in Missouri have
been nominated for Office out there. 1t IS
said that Mr. Francis will soon take the
stump for Bryan and Stevenson The Hon.
Dan Lamont. who Vas Mr.. CIevelands last
Secretary OF War. is now working N such
harmony with the organization in New
York that his nomination for Governor has
been considered. The Hon. Wilson 5. Bis
sell. a member of the first Cleveland Cab
met also is hack II line. The Hon. Jud
on Harmon Of Cincinnati. who succeeded
Nj. OIBey as Attorney General was one
of the first Of the last Cleveland Cabinet
TO speak out for Bryan The Hon. Hilary
A Herbert, though little quiet, is said
to be thoroughly in sympathy with the par
" again The only member of Mr.. CleFe-
lands last Cabinet who is implacabIe in
his hostility 10 MT. Bryan is the Hon Ju-
fius Sterling Morton Of Nebraska. And
now it : reported that Mr.. Cleveland HIM
self has about made up his mind TO fol-
Iow his old associates back into the DEM
0cratic camp. Announcement to this effect
will no made very soon II is eXnactad
The evening times., 1900-09-08
FROM WEALTH TO PERJURY.
Widow of "a Rich manufactures in Il
Destitute Condition.

WILMINGTON, Del, Sept S.-Mrs. sa-
rah P. Courtney and her twelve-year-o old
son, Charles, were found yesterday morn
ing sleeping in an outbuilding in South
Wilmington and were taken to the police
station to be cared for.
Mrs. Courtney is the widow of Charles
H. Courtney, at one time a wealthy match
manufacturer and son of the elder Court
ney, of the Match Trust. Poverty overlook
him and he died without leaving anything
for his wife and child Mrs Courtney
sought employment to sustain herself and
son, but her health failed, and she was
forced 10 abandon the struggle.
The evening times., 1900-09-08

II you want to really enjoy good s@er rink
fIeurichs Maerzen and Senate. fhest beers We're
awarded the irize medal for ps i3y and p~r ,x
cellence AZ the Paris ExpoSitis q. Pho,'c 6sl
Arlington Bottling Co. Tor case Of prize beer.
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CATARRH CAN BE CURED BY
JOhnStOn'S SarSaparilla

QUART BOTTLES.

Wise and Venerable aIk aboutA Advanc
IN
were well
?" by Invisible
OF ewlch
of
common incuratle atarrh."
"ycu rman tltvo
"
"e
invading blood
and ling
to
himself ' W
as blOod purif ifcrs" F''N' "i'o'"'''N'
Betsy A. Maret Of Manisee Manistce Co writes:
chronic
of
and
ee cold My appetite
head
power almost
hadle
all
but failed
Johnons Sarsapaia
If could
positive
since childhood,
almost left be thankful
o is your
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500 REV ARD 500.

The readers Of this paper will be
pleased {" lear" jjat there l. at least
one dreaded disease that science na-
been ahie 10 cure iu ul0 H. st.i.,S. aud
tina: is Catarrh Halls Tatarrh Cur.
Is the only pn. tive cure known To- the
medical Fraternity tUtnrrh neiug "A
con 'illuti"nai disease, requires "a con
stItutlnnni treatment, HaIl'. Catarrh
'ure IL t,ken internally, acting di.
rectly upon the hlO0d and mucous SUR
iaces OF the system, lhcrrh, destroy
log the f"undlliOu OF the disease. aud
giving the pu'ieut strength hy buildS
M up The constitution aud assisting
nature in doing Us work The pro.
prIet"rS have 80 much faith ~ its cIIra.
NV" powers, that they ofI-r One Hun.
dred Dollars 'or any case that IL fats
TO cure send for liz, e testimonials,
- Address +. J. CHEN GY IL. CO.,
Toledo. q
B3~Sold by DRUGGISTS. 75r
Halls Family Pin. are the hest
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LANCASTER AND CHESTER
RAILW
Schedule IN effect \ April ., 1900
(DaiIy except Suuda

WENTBuUND EASTB, UND.
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Charlotte aud points north; and Sea
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with Carolina and Northwestern Rail
way No 10 for en0ir y. G. and in
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way No 80 for Co'umbi ard points
sou h
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connects with Southern Railway No
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from northern and eastern point, aud
Southern Railway No 33 from North
ern aud eastern points, auIa Lam
canIer with 0 & X q T. for Black,buIp.
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connects at Lancaster with : G IL G. r.
fom camden uud Marion and South
ern Railway No. 81 at Chester for
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Gen. Garcia Captured.

Manila, May Gen Pantclon
Garcla, the highest insurgent Of
hcer except Aguinaldo, was cap
tnred yesterday by Lieut. f V
Smith of Gen Funston's staff, in
the town of Jncn, three miles
northeast of San Isidro, province
of New Ecijam.
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81 30 PER ANN NJ.
FACTS ABOUT FARMERS IN
STITUTEo.

Special to The State.

Clemson College, May =
knowing that there are many pco-
pie interested in the iho question
of farmers Institutes, this COR
Respondent has secured tue folIow>
Ing faots from Il talk with DR..
lartzog:
Farmers institutes will be held
in limited number of counties
tlis wear for The instruction of .ao
people in the various branches of
agricultural science. The course
OF lectures will he arranged to
present TO those in attendance the
results of the most recent iuvestipa-
tlons in theoretical and practical
agriculture, and as far as possible
to omake the subjects discussed meet
the special needs Of the locality
where the institute is held.
All expenses of the mecling will
be met by the college. The com,
munity in which the institute is
held Is expected to provide a suita>
bic place for the speaking, to al
Nertlsc the meeting and to arrange
the minor details. Itls desirable
that local speakers assist in the cx>
ercises Of the institutes by discuss.
ing subjects in which they are most
interested, or in which tAey have
had successful experience.
1t may not be practicable always
to hold the institute on the dav de
sired by that community, as differ
ent places sometimes ask for the
same date. The final selection of
the date must therefore be left TO
the college authorities, but the
wishes of the community will be
observed aS far as practicable.
The institutes will beo,p obort
the 2oth of June, and applications
should be sent in at once, Spoci-
fy the time and the place and ,bo
names of the gentlemen who are
wiIipo to servo on tho looo,
mittce.
Th, subjects discussed ottbo in
stitutes should be ndaptcd 70 IocoI
conditions. We therefore ask
those interested to designate tho
subiccts'that are believed to no of
the greatest interest to the locoIitv
Among the subjects that the man.
bers of the institute are p,enored
to discuss may he mentioned: i'm
provemcnt of soils, grasses and L..
gumes, horticulture, plant disca.os
botany, entomology, insects and
insecticides, methods of spravino
dnlrylng, animal husbandrv, farm
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for us to 90 to work and recover
the losses. The directors of the
bank decided not to declare any
dividend, but to use our earnings
to replace this loss, which vas
satisfactory to all stockholders,
with the exception of the matter
of the operation of the State Ex>
change. We were dependent on
the interest from this fund to car
ry on the work.
"Our directors seemed in a
quandary, and proposed to them
that rs manager ! be allowed to
oVerdraw my account with the
bank to the amount Of the legal
interes: Of our funds. They said
they could not authorize. me to DO
this, that is, overdraw my account
as manager, and the capital stock
be in anywise responsible for the
overdraft, but that if it could ar
range to carry the amount it would
be all right. We had SIT, 800 in
the bank: the bank officers were
receivingtheir salaries, and | could
not see why our Exchange should
not also receive the same. So |
said to the officers of the bank, |
want to draw up to what would
be about n small dividend of this
bank to be charged to my account
as manager and to he pald when
we are in position to pay the di-
vidend; and this was done for
three years, to wit, 1897, 1898
and 1899. My overdrafts amount>
eG to some 81, 600.
CHOW, bear in mind that this
was all we received from S17, 800
which, at S per cent. interest,
would have given us 81, 200, which
would have paid our uverdrafts
and left 81, soc iii oar treasury.
| did not propose to allow our
Exchange and our price list and
The Cotton Plant to % to the
wall on account of some tcchnicali-
ties. | knew full well ,hat the
State Exchange funds were the
bulk of the cash in the bank, and
i was determined it should run
these interests. Well, when |
reported my overdraft was 81, 800
1t seemed to scare some of our
out of their wits, and
they thought it was perfectly aw-
ful. They seemed to lose sirht
t the fact that our stock was not
bound for the amount and that it
would have to be paid out of the
earnings of the bank. Some of
them said If it goes on in this way
the manager will soon overdraw
the whole amount, and such rot
AS this. One member of the board
referred to the Exchange as that
nest he had been trying for twelve
to break up and so it
went.
"One bank president offered
SlO6 for our stock. which at the
last State Alliance those who were
working to destroy the Exchange
said would not bring 80 cents on
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n Chancc 20 Buy You a Home

ANY party or parties desiring
to purchase any of the rea! estate
OF L NJ Fitzpatrick & Bro, in the
Town or county, can get prices
ard terms by calling on the editor
OF Inc Ledger. The Messrs
rltzPatrlck have SO ne very de.
sirable farms and valuable i'm.
proved town property and their
being on the market gives men of
moderate means a splendid oppor-
tunlty to purchase q home.
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ID w ID.

mr. T.. Detcho"'s Anh Diuyetic
May be worth to you more Than s,oo
II you have Chi d who soI,s LoiTi., IL
from incouteuence of water d'''is
sieep. cures old and young alike. II
arrests The trouble at once. 81 SoiS
DS + Mackey 81 Co, Druggist. Lam
as ter, = e.. ee'''' i'an
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-10-13
Quinine for Colds

Macy people who Use quinine for the
cure of colds say that the effect OF this
drug is more disagreeable than the dis
ease. krnuse's Cold Cure is prepared
cure the most deeply seated cold in ~
hours without any interrupt on I, bust
ness They are pleasant to take and
give YOU a clear. fresh sensation Will.
operating Price - cents Sold by !
". kIn..
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-10-13
A Eiendiah Attack.

An attack WAS lately made on G. +.
Collier Of Cherokee, Iowa. that nearly
proved fatal. II came through his kid
ncys. His back got SO lame he could
not stoop without great pain, nor sit in
char except propped by cushions.
No remedy helped him until he tried
Electric BittarH which elected such n
wonderful change that he writes he feels
like new man. This marvellous m.di-
cine cures bsckache and kidney trouble.
purif'es the blood and builds up your
health. Only 'Oc at l. " Rice Drug
Store.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-10-13
REASTLY SOBER.

WOlcott denies that he was
drunk ut Victor, and we accept his
denial: circumstances forced him
to keep sober while with prohl-
bitiOn party of guests. 1t mny he
he got trihc too sober Mt Victor.
HIS sobricty may account for his
ugliness and arrogance. Colonel
II. f. Morse makes heads feel sore.
Tho senator's natural state Is about
three sheets IN the wind and tho
other Topping. and when he keeps
up to n genial point he Is quite an
agreeable sort Of Il fellow. II is
only when he gets bcastly sober for
y day or two that he becomes ugly
and mean. Perhaps the senator
is telling the truth when he says he
was sober ut Victor. We are in.
clincd to believe that such was
really the case, because Senator
Lodge and his wife, Gcncral Hale
and wife and Teddy :hc Terror
don't countenancc the red likkcr
habit; besides. his actions ut Vic.
tor demonstrate that something
unusual was the matter with. him.
He had to keep sober under pro
test while with Hale, Lodge AMI
Teddy. When he got TO Victor he
acted like a little boy fifteen years
old. picking quarrcls with other
little boys with Bryan banners
getting up and standing in front
Of Teddy Roosevelt and shaking
bis clinchctl Est ut the audience
when Teddy asked HIM to Ike quiet
threatening to whip n miner who
IN the cxuberancc Of old rye whis
key chccrei for Bryan; and con.
ductcsl himself IN II manner well
calculated to WIN for him md hls
associates the eternal hatred and
contempt cf every one he came in
contact with. lie surrounded him.
self with OK. Bull Hill war deputies.
armed Ia the teeth and in other
ways displayed his utter lack of
! confidence 10 the people. Then he
went oat Of his way to hatch out
\ pipe. dream story about Pueblo
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-10-13
Banker Routs A Robber.

j. Il. Garrison, Cashier OF the bank Of
Thornvilie. Ohio, had been robbed of
health by u serious lung trouble until he
tried DR.. Kings New Discovery for con
sumption. Then he wrote: II, is the
best medicine l ever used for u severe
cold or n bad ease Of lung trouble.
always keep n oottl- on hand" Don't
suffer with Coughs. Colds. or any throat
Chest or Lung trouble when you can be
cured 80 easily. Only 5oc and si.OO.
TRIAL bottles free at l. ". Rice Drug
Store.
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Nstlre Il Dissoiutiss.

The co-partn-rship heretofore
existing between the un,lersi ,ued,
doing business xt Center under
the firm name of isrnsh.xr l. Web,..
has bee" dissolv ed by mutual con.
sent. Hereafter :hc business will
be conducted nt the sn",- place. by
W. NJ. Brssi,-sr
All parties owing tn. late firm
will please call aud settle.
W. NJ. BRAHnEAR.
J. Is. WEBB.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-10-13
Stepped Into Live Goals.

"Wh~n n child burned my foot fright
fully" writes W. II. Eads, Of Jonesv,lie.
Va, (which csuned horrible leg sores for
10 years, but Bucklsns Arnica Salve
wholly cured me after everything else
failed" Infsilible for Burns, Scalds,
Cuts, Sorss. Bruises and Piles. . Sold by
!. w. RICE, - csots.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-10-13

Everything in Conejos county
seems to l~ fusion. Mckinley re.
pablicAns aud the Bryan forces all
l"s- sight IT great issues aud 70 10
divide the spoIls Of Office. II 10
Billy Adams democrnD for state
senator and Lewis S. Riley (Mc.
kinley) Tor representative. In
Con~J"~ county all the tN,odls 10
spent IN securing tn. nominations; ;
the voters do the balance.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-10-13

DR. W. II, Lewis, wrnnceylle, Va.
writes. Il am using kodol DyspeI sia
cure in my prac,ic" among severe cases
OF indigestion and Ind 1t an admirabl.
remedy" Many hundreds of physi,lans
depend upon ia. use of kodol Dyspepsia
Cur" IN stomach troubles. II digests
whn, you eat, ana allows YOU to en-, all
the good food You need, providing you
do not overload your stomach. Gives
instant relief aud u permanent cure.
RE. Drug Store.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-10-13
Eeller's Testimony.

Albert Heller, living at INA Farnham
St, Omnha, says: Il have tried most
everything that is used rs preventive
or cur. for headache. but nothing did
me SO much good Ms krause's Headache
Capsules Others who have used them
say TIA" same thing" Price DC. Sold
bN | " kic,
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relish your food and feel dun after eai-
ing you may know that you need dose
OF Chnmberlain's Stomach and LAYER
Tablets. Price. - cents. Samples free
Mt Rice's Drug Store.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-10-13
What's Your Face Worth?

Somstimss = fortune, but never. IL
you have sallow complexion. . jsun.
diced look, moth patches and blotches
on the skin.-all signs OF Liver Trouble.
But Dr. king's New Life Pills gre Clear
Skin, Rosy Cheeks. Rich C,mplexion.
Only - cents At !. W. Rice Drug Store
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-10-13
Lioh,y's Celery Nerve Compound

for all nervous diseases. neuralgia, rheu-
ma,ism, nervous debility, paralysis, bill
iousnsss. dyspepsia, costiveuess. piles
liver complaint. kidne, troubles and
femhl. complaints, II goes Ia the seat
OF the dIsease aud cures thoroughly aud
speedily. Sold 10y l. ". Rice.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-10-13

When you cannot sleep for coughing,
1t IL hardly necessary TINT any one
should tell you that you need n few
doses Of Chamberlaih's Cough Remedy
10 allny the irritation of the throat. and
make sleep possible. II is good. r-y
1t. For sale 10y Ric.'s Drug Store.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-10-13

It's well 10 know that DcWitt's Witch
Hazel S"lvc will heal a burn aud stop
the pain Mt once. IL will cure eczema
and skin discusses and ugly wounds and
sores. II IL n certain cure for piles
Coun'crfei,s may be offered you. See
that you get tho originni DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Snlvc. Rice Drug Store.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-10-13

\ new remedy for biliousuessis now
on sale al Rice. Drug Store 1t Is
called Chamberlain Stomach and liver
Tablets. II gives quick relief and will
prevent tn. attack II gwen as soon ns
the iirr, indication OF the disease appears
Pr'ce, - cents per box Samples free.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-10-13

DO no, get scared II YOUR heart troub.
les you. Most likely you suiIcr from
indigestion. Kodoi Dyspepsia Cure di
ges's whnt You "ht and gives tn. worn
out stomach perfect rest 1t is the only
preparation known that completely di.
ges,s all classes Of foods; tuat Is why IL
stomach troubl. after everything else
has failed. 1t may b. taken IN all condi.
tions and canno, help but do you good.
Rice Drug Store.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-10-13

For sprmns, sw.lllnas and lnmeness
thcr. IN nothing 20 good as Chamber.
l,lns Pain Balm. Try IT, For sal. by
Rice's Drug Store.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-10-13

anarchists attempting to Kill, Teddy
Surely Ed. was soler too sober.
SOmelndy ought to capture the
senator and throw h,m in the I0nd
ut Wolhurst and let him s"nk IN
cold water until his fcveri,lI imnyi-
nations have disappeared. In
plain words. Senator Wolcot has
made :. most magnificent ass Of
himself in the past two weeks and
We advise hlm in the interest of the
fair reputation of the state Of Cot.
orado to go To drinking again.
Sobrlcty doesn't agree with him.
if sober he really WAS. IN. b
II is more than likely il Is the same
old jag I'D has been cultivating for
the past twenty years that is nc.
countahlc for his nylincss and
arrogance Of late )-t;corgc's
weekly.
The condition Of the wool mark.
ct Is one Of continued congestion
and stugnation. The wool growers
of Wyoming have, il is estimated.
5000. 900 pounds of unsold wool
stored ut home and in eastern
warehouses. Practically the whole
clip of the state, estimated by tie
secretary Of the State Wool com.
mi .sion ut 21,000, 900 pounds. md
valued mt s3,500.0O0, ~ unsOld,
tho sales 50 far made this season
being so small and unimportant as
to cut no hgurc IN the general sit
uaiion. The wool trust is said to
Ike hammering down the price 1T
wool. This trust has $j0, 900, 900
to do business with.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-10-13
MM*

Threshing scene on farm of j. NJ. Brashesr
Wheat, 3Sl bushels per acre; oats, 70 bu.
A sample of our many bargains.
tt.sf.tT.
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hMM

Farm buildings of j. NJ. Brashear, two
Home grounds.
t.tt..J.