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Sam had s0re lII0urh tAs .arm Of n.

clarll had gore through the CORN Of re-
signing.
Tia; changed the entire aspect Of the sit
uetiun, said Mr. Chandler. and for q tiue
foiesialled and prevented discussion OF the
duestitns inselved. TO be entirely frank
Win Mr.. Bacon, he said, auO.hes reasca why
he desired recommista OF the resolution
was that the committee might desire 10 take
Ftlnc Positive action upon tho rlntter with
which the resolution dealt The whole cGss.
he maintained, had not been Disposed Of ov
the resignation and departure OF Mt, CLARK
IA the course of a long reply Mr.. Bacon
held that he could conceive OF no legitimate
purpose in tho desire for a rsccmmittai a
resolution which dealt VITA question viii n
practically vas dead. Tic uthn0ted that tho
cleirnai Of the committee on privileges and
elections might have sone Interior purpose
in view which no could not at this time
divuieo.
After Mr.. Chandler had rctorsed faceiiously
that the Georgia senator was 100 suspicious
espc cia " OF rho chairman Of The committee,
| lie matte, OF the rerommlttal by consent
went over until Thursday The senate ther
lin thirty minutes passed fory-iys Of the
lunohjccted pension bills on ;he calendar
| Pending the resumption 81 the discussion
Of TIC ship subsidy hill. an act providing tha
entry men under the homestead laws wht
| served IN the United states army navy OF
marine corps. during the Spanish war, o
the Philippine insurrecton shsll have rcr
Iiain service deducted from the time required
Ito perfect titla rnder homestead laws, wa
The senate thsn, At 1870 .. IN. on inotio'
Of Mr.. Loase. went into executive session
ant at Sis . m sdi3urrei-
!, Tomorrow no business session Of The SEN
ate will be held. as the day will be devote
10 the celebration OF the centennial OF tn
establishment of scat Of government IN WASH
lirgton
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THE SENATE.
First speech in Opposition to the
ship Subsidy Bill.


U-os4,ington. December 1.-THE first speech
in oppostion to the ship subsidy bill in the
senate was delivered today by Mr.. Clay
Gao one OF the minority members Of the
committee on commerce. which reported Il
70 the senate. He is recognized MS one ot
tho mast vigorous opponents of the bill in
the senate and during nearly two hours was
accorded close attention by senators on DO h
sides OF the chamber In the early pari OF
the session. a lively colloquy was preeip.-
,oted over the reference to committee OF the
circuit oleomargarine bill, Just passed by the
house 1t finally went to the committee on
agriculture This Was a victory for the
friends of the bill
An order presented by MI. CccKrell (MoJ
was ratified by the senate directing that va
cancies on the committees OF the District
OF Columbia, the geological survey. lnolan
offairs mines and mining, Pacific isiands,
Territories and railways, be filed by the
enncintment OF Sena or Towlie OF Minnesota.
The resolution offered yesterday by Mt.
Hanna OF the appointment by the president
nro rom of a committee OF three senator's
| 10 make the necessary arrangements for the
I,nauguration OF the president OF the United
s ates on March was adopted without de-
bate. ,,,..i., :,
rafer the credentials Of William a. Clark
and Martin McGinnis. appointed senators
from Montana, 10 the committee on p r,sil.
eses and after some discussion rAe h'0uo'
ur. chandler asked that the resolution o,
he calendar declaring that william A. Ciar'
VAS not duly and legally eieeteu 70 So
m the senate OF the United STATES ~ ~
LEGISLATURE a Montana be reconnnlttcd TO I'M
COMMITTEES. -. ~ -
Mr.. Bacon tGa.l. inquired what the 90
ie,t OF the Request was.
a,a bad lad opp unity 10 act UPON ~
re- olution. the senator from Montana lMr
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AMERICAN FEDERATION.
Progress Made Toward DispOsinE Of
eEOIutions.

Pr0EreHS MAde t0NtAFN DiNpoeAh| Nt
HeEOIutons.
louisville, KY. December H. The
American Federation of Labor begins to
see daylight through the mass OF resolu-
lions with which ii has been struggling
for the past FIVE days. To-day was tho
iast day for the submission of resolu-
lions ard Notwithstanding the short SEES
sion this afternoon great progress was
made in disposing Of those already before
the convention. 1t now looks as though
Friday would see the tinal adjournment
Wien the convention came TO order to-
day President Gompers said that "a gen.
tieuau wis4hcd 20 m4ke an address,
whereupon a dminuJive b0otblack mount
ed The platform and shouted; Il want
those 'scab' bootblaoks to keep out.
am a union boy ami ] want thom put
out
OF approval.
The report OF the presidents address
rontained the following recommendations:
Higher dues; appointment of organizers
The chartering OF local and central bodies
of colored people; in Iayor OF 5lrlhes
where they represent the only means Oh
TedfebsluS STleNh4Sohi III eiiV ~
OF statistics relating to strikes and gains
made without strikes for tine closer &C.
menting of the bonds between interna-
tioual unions. for the employment Of an
advertising solicitor for 1.-The Federation
isis" and that Fedaeotion look with favor
upon the formation OF "trade groups
The report was unanimously adopted
A resolution for the establishment o
free school book tystems where not al
A IL
ready in force was adopted. resolu
tion providing that no local athllate
with National or international char
tered body shall be permitted 10 JON an
central body that mas affiliated OF be
come affiliated with any body that ma
seeded from National or indernauona
chartered body, was uHfsvorably re
ported.
resolution to renstate Typographica
union No. 70 was referred to the incom
ing executive council
The convention voted It's ala towar
securing for the people of Porto ltic
freedom OF assembly. OF speech ana
the press; = a proposition to have trans
lated into the Spanish language the M
erature of The Bricklayers', Longshore
mems Painters, Cigar Makers and re
bacco workers. organizations TOR DIS
tr,bution in Porto Rico causen stlrrin
delegate Fisher of the Tobacco Worl
ers speaking against the measure, sa'
tbat awe have as many slaves IN III
tohaccn factories in the South To-Day
there are in Porto Rico.
, The matter Yves referred 10 the eNec'
tive council.
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,ovrnrNrs or OCEAN v1sshls.

Norfor, va. December li.vArriYea' M~
,,na from Gaiyoston. Sailed cayo Lsfs0'
,,an, galveston for bremen
por, eads. la.--Arriyed; Anseims soty,
,ram port Limot. Sailed cuban tbr.,, ioi
,'~s,1ool. Robin Head Bro ior s sgi,sS1
si,,,.nea Nor, for Port lsmoh'1ohu "'isVN
eNor1 for Doeas del Tore .,...oa. Idnr
'S ,4,,1.nonl December lO.-AfriVso' ieN
,ar from Galveston. asso 70
baltimore Cleared seuooi'
clark, for Galveston, 49,, fRrA srom
va tsitn y, Passed. Hilarious 'hr'h f'o''
n siys.ton for Liverpool ,,.,,,.-
aavii,, pagsea Alton tBr9, from uH,s. .
~ fnr uavre. Joseph Merrywosthe1 Npt'f'
~ s.n,, GalyesEs far Antwerp, ,-a,,
We Teeamp. --Arrived: Chicslade Spr'' ''''"
sS Snw yo,k'-ArrIyed; Manitou from Lou
sailed; Lain. for Bremen. .,
qonaon' Arrived: Mesaoa frc;n rsW ,sr,,,
pIyno,,th SAILED; Pennsylyania, run
asmbnrg for New York, ,.a par,-
| 'fa'nryerpool.--Arrivod; Snmidian, irofi t.'''7
land Ana, fron New York.
,Sew YORK. december 1o--Arriged; S'sis-
lsonis from Liverpool. r,.h,,,;a
New york, December 1l.--Arrived' nlp'op's
from Glasgow.
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PRESIDENTS RIGHT.
To Govern The People Of Cuba Was
Defended by Beck.
he REPLIED TO Mr.. LINDSAY.
To Support the Contentious Advanced
by that Attorney
WOULD BE TO BtTRAY THE cuBANS.
Ifreaiy Of Paris Provides that They Are Il
Be Given Protection.
OUTLINED POSITION OF THIS GOVERNMENT
rhc American the only Governments
which Exists or Can Exist
in the Island.

u-A,, r,e,or,hnr IL The SUI
preme court touaS couNuuou i's "SSii's
of the Neely case.
Assistant Attorney General James NJ.
80, i,ahat, oe tho ,,oxern
heuh rel"leu oN p0"a, " ~
nent TO MT. LINDSAY argument ie
characterized MIR. llndsay's contention
~. ,neantn, loricallv anat If an Ameri-
W a., .A -. az,
can 0luzeh snoulu appls Niy w. 80, W.
ine'en.lai w .n w.. ~ ,"c,,s Ina man
ple anu ass"sslu"to 10 ~ Ststas
nev W ms NJ trnatv of pn,is
ai'ii tl's f'N 1s' rtoner1v In Cuha
W Po'sss N,o5 NJ No ora,inatIon VS.
", 'us ist,var s',ch nrs,.tye TO me
B pohelivsS 70 49,. c',h, us
mUnhipal autnorlu.ss "a 0"u" .,,,,o,,,
clalniea ul"t IH's W. .i''e 'a va. I'd
! reason OF "uNAOl4Vy ~ r. ,L, ~
! 'hht the true posieisn va nd
| ton nad the Stslio iisiiV "a 49, ~,
penushg n@.lou@ ~, -, s,,,,, o,',,sfi-
/ CRIMINALS where e"lieu IVY" - 80 4,
efallon oi VulA'v "a 49, tna,, ,ses
| 80. MorSuNei' HS 80 1,,.,'.li,,,t,, he.
an lhhef"ht 1e ,iiuu'V ,S,j,,,,,ao watch
ing an ihtei hatloh"i t,,, ,n,,,i'
each independent state mus u, the 0O'''
~ of nations iulhil 10 AnotNvt, A.,
AS to the right 10 eo' S,,br1,
Beck took issue wlqn MI l4ino,ay ~, :" e Ioi.
convention. lie elA4mea tuat .Hg ga Nai
ernment prior 10 'Ho 1911 ~ refussd /,
against spain hau unt -et,,hitc H. de
recognize the Cupa" iepS"',T opsrste,
MED that lhe loln r.,,iao r',,Yblic TINS
TO recognize the NtuNn W. rLat nop
ne said, was shown by One loc' lhlt ~ W.,
gresB struck out OF me }otnt ie"V.nt,e,
provision which specially 'e0o5 Snhe'
The the existence . % a.
republic In inc o,,d rSSp no,nlpd Out
finally passed. Mr.. seek I'm ,bn r,,ha,
congress had recognize, tn ',,,,o 'n bni h
people were rec ana ui-'P 40 dlsTinc
claimed tnat ti'e'o "H- ,r,oDie" and "a
tion between the term neopts an, NJ,
expressions estate, or "NAll9h' aaie y
, was a Sewish people Set @' ,,,''1 h ,,
jewish nation me stalu ,d v,b,l,
poiitical and organic entry nnT s,1t ' IN
I therefore, congress diu iesoSH' n I've aeI
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wrll Nor rAMn INlrIArIvn.


.rbc putch Government Made n ilrh-
Mite Refusnl.
The Hague. December " The dutch
government today finally and definitely
refused to take the initiative IN ne
half of arbitration between the Trans
v,al and Great Britain. The decision
was conn. .nlcated in an interview pc
tween Mr.. Kruger and Or, Leyds on tue
one side and the Dutch minister anu
the minister OF finance. n. G. Person
on tho other. Mr.. Kruger explained that
sho object OF his journey vas, 10 a ,se
ssroinate the idea OF arbitration and the
.1N,srab minister replied that the role o.
The Netherlands must be passive, Inc
initiative belonged to the great po o.Ds ),
Nc tdded. When the powers hai reas ,.rs,
decision the Dutch government might
see what 81 could DO. - .ns
4 serenade Of MI. Kruger ,a oy n Sos
bthlted BIZ the police out Of iear Oh ut'-
ifurbances.
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TEXAS MATTERS.
(specisl 10 The Post.l

lSpccloI % the PosT,I
Washington, December l1.-Au increase OF
pension OF $12 per month has been granted
benjamin f. Allen Of Palestine.
Tho comptroller Of the currency has au-
thorzed the First National bank Of New
Boston 10 commence business with $4,000
=; piJa r. H. Lceves is president and w.
e. Stewart cashier Of The new bank.
Fostmastcrs appointed: Barkstaie Ea-
wards county, j. n sweeten; Mossvlle.
Cock county L. A. Ellis; Tres Phacios, Mat
agorda county, W. 8 Lewis.
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rexs. pntent-.


lopecIaW % 7 NO fus1-I
Washington, December n.--TeSas patents
issued today John J. Armstrong Sr. Wei
mar pillow, Chester l.. Bell I'll Pasu. dust
and cndei fender; william W nenrett, Mes
quite. telephone sys'sn; William Il Grass =
ford chuin motor Frederick a. Jacobsen,
Austin. hit,hiny strap, John r. Rice, Cen
trala. tongs William schrcctcr and A.
Kautzmann Dallas. trolley pole; Ephraim NJ.
Turner, Fort Worth. stirrup.
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ryphoid re,er Among BrItirh.

London, December 1l.--A question put
10 the government in the house OF COM
rnons today elected the statement that
there nad been $685. CAGES OF typhoid
fever among the British troops In souln
africa and that OF this number seal
proved fatal
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r.o,, an Dentoh County.

Denton, Texas, December %.'-lhere was
another heavy frost this morning Wheat
planting is about finished ana VIM Il Is
Generally thought. show small decrea iss,
from mat OF last year. Cotton ana corn VIII
be slightly increased
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o..,I observations.

observations taken at all stations py INV
Inl,ed states weather bureau at p' ~"
yesterday, 75vn merriam ,'hF' Rain-
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GIRL s WANTED,

We will employ about thirty girls as tele-
phone operators Must he OF best ara ter,
permanent residents OF the city OF Houston
and furnish satisfactory reference. Employ-
ment VIII be permanent as lcns as service
IS satisfactory Wages twenty dollars per
month for beginners and increasing to thirty
rs efficiency iustifies. Nine hours work SIX
days a week, co stitu4e time. extra pay Tor
sunday work Applications with references
shcul1 he made b. mall
SOUTHWESTERN TELEGRAPH AND TEL
EPHONE COMPANY corner Prairie Ave
and Fannin St, Houston. Texas
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wrArHER INFORMATION.


washington. December li--Baslern Texas
Fair wednesday, except rain near the coast;
THURSDAY fair; fresh easterly winds on the
coast,
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STROTEER ITEMS.

Certainly nothing can take lie place
Of our county paper. We may re-
ceive papers from New York. Wash
irgton, Atlanta and other cities, and
yet be ignorant Of what occurs in our
imme diate section
The burning Of our Ecat depot is
deeply regretted by ali. The waiting
room was qHite comfortable, and our
efficient postmaster had everything so
nicely arranged TIE general impress
sion seems to be that an incendiary's
torch was rcsorted to in order to efface
all trace of robbery. Doubtless the
railroad will indemnify all losses, but
we fear We will not soon have so COM
modious depot, waiting room, ex-
press and postoffice combined. The
burning took place en- dar!:, rainy
nigh, aid did not result from care.
lessness on the part of our agent, FOR
there had been no fire in The stove in
some days.
We regret to cay that Rev. Mr.. Nc
Dowell has been seriously indisposed
for some weeks, consequently there
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Election Of School Trust 6pS.

PURSUANT TO ACT OF THE
Legislature, dated 17th aay of Feb
ruary, 1900, an election for three 60
Trustees for School District No. IA
will be held in the Court House in
Winnsboro, S. g., on MONDAY,
THE 7TH DAY OF MAY NEXT.
The following persons are heresy ap-
pointed managers of said election,
viz: ]. A. Hinnant, W. r. Elliott and
D. E. Mcdowell. The managers will
open the polls at s O'Clock A. NJ. and
close them at O'Clock p. NJ, and On
closing the polls, they shall count the
votes and certify the result to the Clerk
of Court.
At this election no one shall be en-
tilted to vote who is not duly qualified
to vote at the general election tor State
and County officers, and TO ascertain
who shall be entitled to vote, D. E.
Mcdowell is hereby appointed to reg
iste1 the voters Of School District No.
IA. He shall open the books of regis
tration at the Court House on Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday preceding
the day Of election, and no enc will be
allowed to vote for School Trustees
whose name soes not appear on said
books of registration.
R. Fl. JENNINGS,
Clerk of Court.
Winnsboro, S. c., April 16, 1900.
4-17td
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ASTORIA.
Roo,s+,. a The Kind You Have Always Bought
sisas:':" q; XzH2ZzZZM
RIDGEWAl LOCALS.

Miss Louise Taylor, of Columbia,
paid Miss Ethel Rsbb a flying visit
this week.
Miss Stella Rosborough is visiting
Mrs G L Rosborough.
Mr. Olin Sawyer has accepted po-
sitiou in the Hoover drug store.
DR. Jas R DasPortes, graduate class
1900 of Tha Medical College of South
Carolin a, has rented the Office over
p W-sy & Co.'S store and will open
up for work on May 1st.
Nj 6 J Derrick has sufficiently re-
covered from his recent illness to re"
same his duties at the railroad Office.
Mr. A J Asbell has been sick for the
past few days. Mr. VIVA HardiatN. s
been actin: principal at the High
School during Mr. AibelFs absence.
Mr. Murphy, the popular representa-
tive of the V ? Go, spent Saturday IN
town.
Messrs VIM 6 HiEuant and joe
Coleman have been appointed as cen
sus enamerators for township 7 and g..
Prof Blair gave photographic and
stereoptican exhibition at the colored
Baptist Church Friday evening. The
saow was pstronizsd by quite num-
Der of the whites and was we'll up
above the average for suck shows.
DR. Jas Team has had bis office and
drug store renodeled and painted,
adding much to its appearance and
comfort.
Quite q numbes Of tue people iu
this vicinity ar, confaed TO their
rooms with the grippe.
April 81, 1909 T D.
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NOISY DALE NEWS.

Farm operations are getting along
very smoothly considering the short
space of time the farmers have had to
work in. Upland corn is about al!
planted and the attention il now
turned to cotton. Some commenced
planting week ago, others in the
last few days; some land to prepare
vet. From Indications seed will be
rather scarce. Wheat is doing well
and fren indications good yield is
promised. Fall oats are also looking
we'll. Spring sowing is now begin
ming to make little show, but their
success will very mueh depend upon
the future seasons.
There has been some gardening done
in the last week or so. Some who
planted early on risk hav the pleas
ure Of having a good / '<pect for
onions and spring vegetables, such as
mustard, radishas, turnips and peas.
The frait crop has been very ma
terially injured. There may be a
good apple crop, as the trees are late
blooming.
/ am glad to see through your
paper that steps are being taken to
build railroad from Winnsbore to
Camden, which, if accomplished, (aud
hope it will beg will give our town
sn advaatsge in Offering inducements
to draw trade as it will open up new
territory along its line and give con:
neetion with the Seabosrd at Camden.
It will also enhance the value of the
property along its route and give q
new impstus to the varied Industries
outside of it's social and educational
features. / hsps this road may be
an ipducsmeat 10 the proposed north.
western roSd that is under copsidera-
tien, which if undertaken Will! run
through either Chester or y innsboro.
hope Winnsaoro will vim, az the ad-
vantages will be ia her favor. Push
yoar enterprise, gentlemen, and never
know defeat.
am truly gratihsd to see the har-
nsny that prevailed in our State
executive committee mssting. 1t is
ominous of the peace and good will
that exist in the ranks Of the Demo
crstie party, showing that our ranks
are solid .and ready to enter another
campaign knowing the good of one is
the good of the other, ana We are all
sailing upon the old Democratic ship,
whose captain, ". J. Bryan, will land
US safely iato port at the capitol next
November. Now let each county in
the State emulate the example set by
the State and see that dissinulation
doss otexist in our ranks.
Mr. J L Csuthsn lost a valuable
mule short time age; supposed to be
from hydrophobis from the symptoms
presented, though it was only sick
about twelve hours from time of first
notice. It showed very vicious dis
position in trying TO bite smother mule
that it has been working with for
several years. When in. the ploT it
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WINNSBORC, 2. -.
Tuesday, April "a, 1000
WINTHROP LITTER.

Recently there was established at
Winthrop a experimental weather
station. The girls in the science de-
partment have been much interested
in it snd no doubt many Of them will
yet become first-rate weather prophets.
It was natural that the month of
April should not prove an exception
this year, in bringing forth its ineVi-
table showers. For the past few
weeks we have had full share Of
these showers. So great and rapid an
advance have the grass and trees made
lately. that every ROW and then we
hear suea remarks, ."Just look at the
trees" "Why, how green everything
looks!" or some such remark.
The campus, under the able direc-
tion of Mr.. H. B. Buist, is being mach
improved. a great many new roads
are seen; flowers and Sbrnbs have
multiplied, and in time it is hoped that
the Winthrop campus will be as pretty
as that Of any college in the State.
Last Saturday afternoon the mem
bers of Curry society gave on the
lawn of Mr.. Witherspoon's residence
an "Easter egg hunt" Ten cents gave
one the privilege of hunting. and much
fun was realized in "trying to 6nd the
most eggs" The prize for finding
the largest number was awarded 10
Miss Reaves, one Of our students, who
found altogether, Ethirty-seyen beauti-
fully dyed eggs. Refreshments in the
form of ice cream, cake, and sherbert
were served, and many "spare dimes"
were brought forth. Quite nice
little sum was made and no one will
deny that q great deal Of fun was az
joyed.
Easter Sunday the girls came out
in their spring uniforms; there was an
unusual attendance upon church.
There were special Easter services in
the Episcopal Church and they were
largely attended.
Since our last entertainment of til
Star Course we have had no public
entertainment in the auditorium.
Oa next Friday evening the mem
bers of ithe Cecilia Chorus will give
the fall opera, "Pinafore," and it is
expected that large audience will be
present. Professor Strong has spsred
no time or pains in drilling the girls
in the music as well SO the acting,
and it is hoped that the opera will be
a complete success. nellie.
A nr;I o. 1oA0
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Sealed Bids.
COUNClL CHAMBER.
NVIN NNIIs 7. INK Va I-It3
Winnsboro, S. G., Apri! II, 1900.

Winnsboro, S. G., April II, 1900.
SEALED BIDS FOR TIE RENT
OF the Market House (wi!h telephone
attached) for the year commencing
May 1st prox., and for the fuani. hing
OF street lamps, globes, pots, wicks
per dozen, matches per dozan boxes,
and written applications for positions
on the police force of the town, will
be received by the Council up to u
O'Clock N. on 26th day of April, 1900.
BY order Of Council.
JNO. J. NEIL,
40 Clerk.
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also made after Willie Cauthen, who
was in the ae.d. l also saw it try to
bite hog that was passing in front
Of it, also negro who was assisting
IN working with it. If it was not that
I know not what.
Mr. n 3 Trapp has has had a very
sick child bat glad 10 report it con.
valescent.
Mrs 6 " Brooks ia expected to re-
turn from Columbia to-day where she
has been visiting her sick mother,
Mrs Jas Disaker.
The HERALD is always day behind
in it's arrival.
We have had very heavy rain to-
day which created considerable
freshet. T B NICK.
April 18th, 1900.
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Mrs. Calvin Zimmerman, Milesburg
Pa, says, GAS speedy cure for
coughe. colds, Group ana sore throat
One Minute Cough Cure is unequaled:
1t is pleasant for children to take. l
heartily recommend it to mothers" 1t
is the only harmless remedy that pro-
duces immediate results. 1t cures
bronchitis, pneumonia, grippe and
throat and lung disases. 1t will pre-
vent consumption. McMastcr Co.