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Cant Agree to Peace Terms

London. March 10.--The Standard, which Is in closer touch with the policy of the government than any other ministerial or gan, says this morning
 'sWe have reason to believe that an au- thoritative statement will shortly be made by the government re-affirming the impos- sibility of conceding any terms of peace io the Boer republics which would involve a perpetuation of the political and military independence that led to the present costly and sanguinary conflict"
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was Not Q aireat Victory

London. March 1o.-Spencer Wilkinson. dealing in the Morning Post today with the disappointment expressed by the war cor
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Ynu expect to be successful during the year 1900 you must talk to the people. Advertisers will find The Age-Herald a useful speaking-tube-it reaches all the people every day in the year.
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THE WEATHER

FORECAST FOR ALABAAfA-FAIR SATURDAY AND SUNDAY; VARIABLE WINDS.
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the oceans, while the United States is left free to enter upon and conclude such nego- Eations
 There is nothing therefore, to the preju- dice to the United States of the convention of February 5, 1900.
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BRAVE MEN FAIF.

Veins 70 stomseb, lfvesAnd sid
uey troubles, IS ssil.as woman. and
al feel3ha results IN loss Of apostle,
poisors in the blood, baeksehe. uer-
.Vousness, headache, and tired iistless,
rundown feeling But thera'a &c
need to feel like that. Listea to J W.
Gardner, lt9s fis, l0d. lie says
Elsctsse "a ess ara iast he thing
tor faau whssShe Is sil run down
and dOnA care Whether bs lives CT
dies. Il did more % give me new
strength and good appetite taan any
thing ] could take. can now eat
augthGig and have rev leas, On
lite" Only so Gsnts eat ali drug store s.
Every butte guaranteed
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AT THE 90 ErHoRPE.

Ludwig Fursh, r. o. Mays, New
York George Lyle, Mscor; W. A
Battle, New Haven, Conn; @ w
stevens u, Phiisdslphls; Fred Cohen
Troy n. YL 7. Rice, Maoou \. b.
King, Lelaton' Ga. O. a. wsay :,
louisville 7, 2. rwitty F. E. craw
fords camilia, a., M-s. J. S. Kay
mozd p.wson Raymond, Miss a.
Dsbl-gfAu, Yarn push; ). N. Nat
thsw,, aiau'goiaes, w. Q. Tsrpiug-
Ton. asntri,s Dag SHOW; G. Il Ste
ssos, Mobile; G. W. Melioa, Baxley
Ca + Q Msys, New York; ". H,
Junfs, BsRimore3 A. " virgil. Ban
M; D. B. Ears. AFlauts.
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Polhill's Drug Store
GEORGIA HOTEL BURNS.
Ls~5Fn'y Five Guests Esoaped, But
LIS All Their Clotbrg.

'rhomastou, ca Oct. II The SIND
wIch hotel, woOdea building, was
burned to the ground at O'Clock this
morning. seyenty-ave gussts escaped
" n their lives, bat lost sll Of their
personal sffrcts. The loss on the
building and contents ia s35, 5000.
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tenn. 1t is medicine for weak women.
IL is purely vegetable medicine, and
can be taken by the most delicate.
Kidney disease, Rheumatism and all
diseases OF the Blood, Stomach and
y sryes soon succumb to its wonderful
fleet on the human system. Thous-
auds Of people in Georgia recommend
Il rrice 81 90.
QUAKER PAIN BALM is the med
icine that the Quaker Doctor made all
u his quick cures with It's new and
wonderful medicine for Neuralgia,
foothache, Baekache, Rheumatism.
5prains, Pain in Bowels; in fact, all
pain can be relieved by it. Price 25c
ind Soc.
QUAKER WHITE WONDER SOAP.
mediGated soap for the skin, scalp
and complexion. Price loo cake.
QUAKER HEALING SALvE, d
vegetable ointment for the cure OF
letter, eczema and .eruptions Of the
skin. Price i0c box
FOR SALE by ALL DRUGGISTS
F. 4 DILLTNGHAM, Proprietor,
Cincinnati.
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Early IN his professional career no made dscoy.
cries which placed him az the head of his profess
sion ms specialist IN treating what are generally
known as private diseases OF men and women,
This system OF treatment he has more and more
perfected each year until today his cures are so
inyariable as to be the marvel Of the medical
profession.
Enjoying the largest practice OF any specialist
In the world he still maintains a system OF nOml-
nal fees which makes II possible for an to obtain
his services.
DR.. Hathaway treats and cures loss OF Vitality,
Naricocele, Structure, Flood Poisoning In its az.
ierent stages, Rheumatism, Weak Back, Merry
BUSINESS, all manner OF Urinary Complaints,
Ulcers, Sores and Skin Diseases, Briehts disease
and all forms OF Kidney Troubles His treatment
Tor undertoned men restores lost vitality and
makes the patient strong, wen, vigorous man.
Dr. Hathaway's success IN the treatment OF
Naricocele and Structure without the aid OF knife
OF cautery Is phenomenal The patient Is treated
hy this method at his own home without pain or
loss OF time from business. Thisis positively the
only treatment which cures wlthoutan operation.
DR. Hathaway calls the particular attention OF
sufferers from NaricOcele and Structure 20 pages
"a, IS %, 30 and 81 OF his new book. entitled,
"Manliness, Nigor, Health, |" q copy of which will
Be sent free on application.
Write today for free book and symptom blank,
jtsptioniRg your complaint.
J. NEWTON HATHAWAY, ~. d
sS Bryan strcet. savannah. Ca.
MENTION THIS PAPER WHEN WRITING
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0ur areatest spaalall.t

For 20 years Ord Newton Hath
away has so successfully 'reated chronic
diseases that he Is ackns yledged today
to stand at the head Of his rofession in
this line, His exclusive uethod Of
treatment for Varicocele ana Structure
without the aid OF knife or eautery
cures In 30 per cent. Of ali cases. In
the treatment Of loss Of vital forces
nervous disorders, kidney aud urinary
complaints, paralysis, blood poisoning,
rheumatism, catarrh and diseases pecul-
lar 10 women, he is equally successful.
DR.. Haghaway's practice Is more than
double that Of any other specialist
Cases pronounced hopeless by other
phys icians, readily yield to his treat
mont. Write him today fully about
your case He makes no charge for
consul alton or advice, either at his of
Gee or by mail.
]. NEWTON HATHAWAY, M. ID.
25 Bryan Street. saysnnah. Gis
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Or. W. II. lewis Lawrenceville, Va, writes I:
4 am u ing Kodoi Dyspepsia Cure ia my prac-
tice among several cues oftndigestion apdeAAd
il on admirable remedy Many hundrcqst 81
physicians depend upon the use Of Koaol a &
lpepsia Cure In stomach troubles, u digdttS
what you eat ana allows you 20 eatulithe good
food you need, providing YOU do not overload
your stomach. Gives instant relief and per-
manent cure w. J. Butts
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When You cannot sleep for coughing, il Is
hardly necessary that any one should tell you
that you need few doses OF Chamberlain
Cough remedy TO sllay the irritation Of tbs
throat and make sleep possible IL is good
Try Il. For sale at Dr.. Bishops drug store.
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WHY
DR.. HATHAWAY
CUR E5.
@easop9 fer His Marvellous Success
His New, Free Book.

Or. Hathaway's method
oftreatmentisn oexperl.
menta tits the result of
twenty years OF expert
ence In the most extern
slve practice OF any
specialist in his line in
the world. He was grad
uated from one Of the
best medical colleges In
the country and perfect.
ed his medical and surgi-
cal education by extern
sive hospital nractlca
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GENTRY's DOG SHOW.
Is Will Be in Bruuswios MOI dr., o.
tober %

Gootrs's famou. dog and pony show
wi exhibit in 'his city. Aiv,ncq
agent W. 0. Tsrpingt.n, one ofthe
olsyerest advance sgen.s 90 The rosd,
is 10 the city, making auane mca,s
for It.
Tue announcement tas, hi. f.mou.
dog a0d pony show is soon to exhibit
IN thls ci'y tas Ia 70 UNI rou. in
quifie. about the details, such s. the
location Of tue ground. and prices Of
admission. The oharas IL sbo v
il 20 well SHOWN that q opIs viii
rtgrd he Information as nevr, and
oOnseqasntly We have made inquiries
with the following result: Thsshow,
Witch Il = nsedissF to mention, i me
bes' one o. ~ kind IN tht world, VII
exhibit under their own waterproof
tents, which viii be located probably
at Msguolis park.
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COME TicUrTs poPUL AXIOM
w4sbi 8 o., oct II. Tae csasu.
bureau announced The i pulation Of
C,noeet cut to be a9s,835. agsiust
JAG, 2as ten years ago.
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TFa kry 10 heslts i IN me kidaeys
an. liver. Keer thasa orga aisiy
ADds,ou have he'll rep gtb and
sae,rfai spirits. P'ck'5 "a al Bit
teFs IS I'm Aet t-r The kinie7s,
regulates he nv mgah and bows
els. A soll bcyseh remgdy.
w, !. Buts, druggis'
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The Quakers Are
Honest People.

The Quaker Herb Tom
ie is not only a blood
purifier, but q Blood
N a k er for Pale, Weak
and Debilitated people
who have not strength
nor blood. 1t acts as a
tonic, it regulates di-
gestion, cures dyspepsia
and lends strength and
tone to the nervous sys-
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a BIG BUSINESS.
Cod Times In he souihera Ion
Trade.

Birmingham. A =, oct. 1.-The be-,
bu iOess enjoyed this year ia the
Southern EXPORT iron business. has been
during tue past month. The aggregate
exports were eyer 10000 tons Steel
biI'eta also we're shipped regularly but
10 small quantities, from the plant o.
the Tennessee Coal, Iron q Railro d
Company. Tue tigg-st day . shipments
were on Sep enb-r 10Th, over !, COO tons
leav ne New ORLEANS alone for Hollsod
Great 81 tain, Belgium, Germany and
Italy Cot on vessels at Southern ports
are taking from 700 to 5000 ions O
pig lroa each a. ballast Greater actlv-
ity ls reported by h. furnaosmen in the
domestic and locai geld, and the export
trade WILLIS very heavy for The bal
ance q The pear 4 sharp recovery Il
expected af.er tie pfesiden ial eIscEio .
IN the domestic mark The resunp-
.tioa 81 WORK II Bsssemer and sheff ID {.
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TEETHINA was flrsL used By DR..
Charles }. MofFeti, a graduate Of JEFF
ferson Medical College, Paiisdrlpbis.
Pr, Ia hia extensive and successful
treatment Of children 10 Georgia in
overcoming the troubles incident to
tsethiDg and hol summers. Tcatbina
fFeething Powder9 counterscts The
effect Of hot wssther and keeps ihs dr.
gestive organs ina healthy condition,
and has saved tina lives If fheusands Of
children in tue doctors S.ato, where
physicians prescribe and oil mothers
give II, and it ID criminal ia mothers
Of our ssction to slow their babes and
little chilaren TO suffer and perbsps
die when Fe&ef can be 80 easily OBJ
tAlyed By giving Tseth!na. Itcost,
ony 25cts. At druggists, or mail 2ssss.
to ]. q. MoFFEfT, N. d, St. Lonis,
Missouri.
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Don't be deceived OF humbuRged By .peopl
aSo claim the discovery OF some hitherto un
known herb or root in swamps, or on some
mountain or prairie for tho cure Of kidney and
biadder troubles, Any doctor or druggist viii
Ten you that such claims or fraudulent. Foley's
Kidney Cure simply contains remediesthat are
recognized by the most skiIful physicians as
best for these complaints SO don't be crcGulous
o. foolish WI. Butts.
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CURES BLOOD POISON.
Sorofuls, Uloers, old sores. Bone
PainsTrial Treatment Free.

Firsi, second Or third Atages posi-
lively cured by taking b b. b (Bo-
tanic Blood Balm) Blood Balm kills
II destroys the Synthetic Polsoa 10
he hood and x som the sys-
ftstn, nakirg q pe core Have
Ecu sore throat, piniples, copper col
cred spots. old fssteElng esting sores,
iitcera, dwellings, scrafula, itehipg
skfn, aches, and pains il bones or
.ianle, sore month, falirg bslsg
Tick 20 anic bleed D,Ia wlll heal
yers sore, % the achesa msks
be blood puse and rich snd give he
rich glow Of Teal . the skin. Ov r
3 600 fes'fm onia SCI ratves b. 3. B.
thoroughly les'ed flr 30 yaars. Drug
stores 81. Triel treatment Of b. B. B.
frss BY writing Blood Balm Co., At
Ganto, Ga. Describe troubls Bna free
medical advice given. Don't despair
d cure as B b. B. cures when all
Use fails,
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After exposure or when you feel cold COM
Ing on take dose Of FoleTs Honey aud Tar.
Il never lis TO stop cold II taken ia time. W
j. Butts
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BElght,s pIs I'D.

Kina hi na.-Quiniue "a tasleless ioriil,
without affecting its medicinal Sstues combined
with asetanilid ana iron auf fhe thing tor
children. Pleasant IA take. s5c bottle For
sale by W. }. Butts, the ~
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-12
KILLEo ZOE AvoIpINq rAxEs.

Berlin, o.. ll.-Nsws has reached
bere IN" CIV Liebet', Ge,nsa
Est Africa, has ordered Two thousand
natives killed for avoiding taxes,
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hey are gpals controvert Il
Z lheory lhaL DE penslon {.


pend ture . Georgia i on the de-
crease and Indicate, in fact. a decided
iacrea Q.
a careful co innate made By the com.
missioner frsm The figures furnished
HIN BY ordinaties Of tue yari ,us coun-
ties show furthermore that the a prop
ration fJr the coming 70 u will have to
be incr, ased between $3.50 600 and $40
900 in order 10 meet the ella ms Of the
ind.een, widova Of Confederate sol,
o'era who hive bcol made penel,ner.
BY the constiteiiopsl am hdm II p.ss
ed in the Sfece-t electi,n.
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Is GROWING
VERY COSTLY
Number q Pensions In
Creasing1Each Year.
MANY NEW CLAIMS GRANTED
Report Of Commissioner
John W. Lindsay is
Received

The expenditure Of the state in PEN
siOns for The year 1900 shows an il eroa,e
q s24 40 over the year 1899 and cor
responding increase in the number o.
pensioners Of 43l Of al classes.
These are the main points OF absorb
ing iateros,to the public, contained 10
the report Of Pension Commissioner
John W. LInsey, who,e report for the
year was completed ysstst snsy.
They are snases controvert the
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-11-15
CHAUTAUQUA ALLIANCE.
Papers That VIII Re Read To-Day
Executive Committee Meeting.

The International Chautauqua Alliance
will hold a session at the Denison Hotel to-
day. Last night the executive committee
met and discussed plans for the work to-
day. This committee is composed of James
L. MosCly president of the alliance; George
f. Vincent. vice president; S. c. Dickey
secretary; ]. III. Croft. treasurer. and w.
l.. Davidson, t. j. Sessions. George Sum-
mey. ]. G.. Haller and j. l.. Long.
The meeting will open at o'clock this
morning with devotional exercises led by
James L. Mosely, of Monona Assembly
During the day the following papers will
be read: THE Educational Value of a
Chautauqua Programme" Prof George L.
Vincent. PHI. D.. Chautauqua Assembly;
How TO Balance a Days Programme at an
Assembly" Rev. w. l.. Davidson, ID. D.
superintendent the Chautauqua of the
Tropics. the Kentucky Chautauqua. the
Connecticut Valley and the Mountain Chau-
tauqua: do We Need an Allied Agency?'
Rev. w. @. Archer. superintendent the Old
Salem Chautauqua; The Need of Chau-
tauqua Bureau Prof. +. j. Sessions. SUI
perintendent Waterloo Chautauqua; Some
Possible Administrative Combinations, :"
Rev. b g. Dickey, ID. D., the Winona As
sembly.
The election of officers Will take place i'm
the afternoon. Adjournment will be taken
at $50 o'clock. 1t Is expected that about
thirty men, one delegate from each assem-
bly, in the alliance. will be present.
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established at Strassburg an american
College for boys and young men on
Ruprechts alice, 81. a beautiful boulevard
in the new portion of the city near mag
n.hcent park and Fairgrounds and the
River III. His college had been under
way for two weeks when visited by Mr..
Lockwood. and Professor Goss was very
enthusiastic and happy over the salts
factory beginning which he had made. He
was very fortunate in finding a suitable
building, admirably located, and desirable
professors and assistants. His plan in
wolves the education OF American boys in
Strassburg, where half the people are
French and the other half German. IN
order that the boys may become familiar
with German and French as spoken. Only
German is spoken at the college this year;
next year only French will be spoken. On
the streets and In the stores only German
and French can be spoken. Aside from
this modern language work, the boys
studies are substantially the same as IN
this country, and Professor Goss pre-
pares them for the American universities.
or the European universities. if they de-
sire TO attend the latter. His idea Is 70
enable the boys 10 learn these vital mod
ern languages at an early age so that they
will always be fully equipped for any
study duty in after life involving
knowledge of the German or French YER
racular. Several Indiana boys are in at
tendance at the college, including four
Vonnegus boys and the son OF ex-Repre-
sentative Henry, of Anderson.
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LAST MEETING HELD.
Topics Discussed by the Slack Coop
erage Manufacturers.

The Slack Cooperage Manufacturers As
ISOLATION completed its semi-annual meet
ing yesterday evening and adjourned. The
association began its meeting Tuesday
morning at the Denison Hotel. The time
yesterday was chiefly devoted to the read
ing of papers and a discussion OF the
points brought out The following pa
pers were read: 1.-The Necessity of Pro.
ducing Good Stock" w. K. Jackson;
when Confronted with Surplus OF
Stock What Can This Association do to
Maintain Prices?" w. o. Patterson; "Lo-
cal Associa tions-Would it not be Advis-
able TO Form Them to Maintain Prices2'
James Innes: 1.-THE Use of Gum in Cooper
age Stock: How Far is il Successful?" j.
a Loud; us the Use of Barrels Decreas-
ing?" +. j. Clark; Cost of Productions
What is Fair Percentage OF Profit?
John Edwards. All OF the topics were
discussed with much interest. The asso.
citation decided to hold the next meeting
at Toledo, on May p, - and D.. At tht
Toledo session new officers will lie elected
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GRAIN DEALERS.
Convention of National Association
Here Next Week.

The Grain Dealers National Association
win meet in this city next Tuesday and
Wednesday at the Board of Trade building
The convention headquarters will be at
the Grand Hotel. 1t is expected that the
attendance will be large. The first session
will be held Tuesday morning when D.
Nj. Parry, president of the Indianapolis
Board of Trade, will deliver the address
of welcome, and the annual address OF
President Warren T. McCrary, of Kent
land, will be delivered. Tuesday three
papers on THE Shrinksge of Corn THE
Documentary Tax; It's Repeal" and 1.-THE
Necessity of Demanding Good Cars" will
be read. Tuesday night a smoker will be
rendered the visitors by the Board OF
Trade. Wednesday morning the following
uapers will be read: Promoting Harmony
Among Country Dealers. j. \. Garden
Winfield, Ia; Pointers for Seed Shippers,
Thomas NJ. Hunter, Chicago; Reliable
Government Crop Reports II S Crimes
Portsmouth, o.; Cost of Coopering Cars
In, Kansas" L. j. Smiley. Topeka. Kan. /;
Contracting for Farmers GRAIN A. H.
Bewsher. Omaha, Neb.; "The National As
sociation's Field of Greatest Usefulness. =
Captain NJ II. Russell Des Moines la /:
Buying Ear Corn by the Hundredweight .
G ~ Bissell Antwerp. o.
Wednesday afternoon the following pro-
gramme will he carried out: Reducing
Cost of Elevator Insurance. f. E. Perry.
Indianapolis; Avoiding Discounts in Cen
trail Markets." w. III. Chambers, Chica 90,
H.: What is Being Done 10 Stop the
Loaning OF Bags p. r. Goodrich Win
chester Ind: miscellaneous business; re.
mittee on nominations, election OF officers
adjournment
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HIDDEN In SEWER HOLE
FOUR BOYS DEPOSITED VALUABLE
PAPERS THERE.
They Robbed j. Christian Of Papers
Worth S2,5OO-Mnny Monday
Robberies Reported.

For some time a series of MONDAY rob-
berries of business and law Offices has puz-
zled the entire detective force. Yesterday
Detectives Asch and Griffin arrested
Charles Morgan. sixteen years old. living
at 324 North Capitol avenue; Arthur Peck,
fifteen, log North California street: Frank
Lone, seventeen, and Roy Laurie, charged
with being responsible for the crimes. They
were charged with grand larceny and en-
tering a house to commit a felony.
Last Monday noon the Office of j. Chris
tian. lumber dealer at Washington and
Noble streets, was robbed while the en-
ployes and clerks were at dinner. The safe
had been left open, and papers, notes and
deeds valued at 800 were stolen The dis
covery was made about 2 o'clock in the
afternoon. The detectives were notified,
and Asch and Griffin were put to work on
the case. and the four boys were arrested
yesterday afternoon charged with robbing
the safe. They confessed to the robbery
and told where the papers could be found.
They were hidden in a sewer hole under
Pogues run bridge and were recovered.
The boys also confessed to many other
robberies which proved TO be cases other
members of the detective force had been
working upon. The youthful burglars told
how they had robbed many law offices In
the large downtown buildings between IL
and l o'clock. Nearly 100 keys were found
in their pockets, and when these failed to
open desks they were pried open with
chisel. The robberies have all been of small
consequence, usually being confined TO pee
ulations of stamps and desk articles. A
number of law books were also stolen from
an office in the Lemcke building. The Zim-
norman Roofing Companys office and tn,
Malott Coal Company are offices that were
robbed. At the Malott Coal Company it is
said the boys secured about SIS in stamps
and old coins that had been left in a
drawer
The plan was for two of the boys to enter
the office and do the work, while the other
two stood guard In this manner they have
succeeded in avoiding suspicion, and the
small articles missed by the business men
from their desks gave untold annoyance.
None of the boys has any occupation
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compelling luck TO veer his way i'm games
of marbles. A short time before Colonel
Durbin announced his candidacy for the
nomination for Governor he happened TO
think OF his boyhood mascot and
searched through his pockets for il. To
his CONSERVATION he found that the coffee
nut which he had carried for years was
gone.
Without losing n moments time he
wrote a letter to Fred Glass, of Madison,
and implored Mr.. Glass TO procure him
some coffee nuts as soon as possible. Mr..
Glass dispatched a couple of boys in
search OF the coveted nuts as soon as he
received the letter Forty years ago, when
nuts were TO be had around Madison in
bushel lots. Now. they have become al
most unknown in that vicinity. But Fred
Glass secured several of the nuts and for
warded them 70 his friend at Anderson.
Then came the announcement, followed by
the winning of the nomination, and, after
one of the hardest-fought contests in the
history of the State. the final landing of
the gubernatorial prize. And says Mr..
Grayson, 1.-THE land that produced the little
coffee nut Jefferson county, gave Colonel
Durbin twenty-nine more votes than it
gave Mckinley Colonel Durbin thinks
that somehow the city of Madison, the
coffee nut, ''mascots'' and Fred Glass all
had something TO do with his being elect
ed Governor of Indiana. He feels proud
that he once resided in the good old city
meath the hills"