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The age-herald., 1900-12-08

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The age-herald., 1900-12-08

soy.l BAKING POWDER co, 100 WILLIAM sraeer NEW YORK
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-02-20
KNIGHTS OF PYTHiAs
ANNUAL CONVENTION IN WIN
CHESTER THE 9TH.


The Virginia knights of Pythlas will
assemble in Winchester the 9th in
slant. A great deal OF business is to
come UP before this gathering.
There will be the usual interest in
the election of officers, the lowest po-
sitlon In the gift of theGrand Lodge
being the bone of contention among the
membership. The present officers of
the body are:
Grand Chancellor, Robert Gatlctt, of
lexington.
Grand Nice-Chancellor. Charles T.
Bland. of Portsmouth.
Grand Prelate. w. H. May. of Alex
andria.
Grand Keeper of Records and Seals,
Walter A. Edwards, of Norfolk.
Grand Master of Exchequer, t. l..
Courtney. of Richmond.
Grand Master at Arms, E. [. Gun
ningham.' of Berkeley.
Grand Inner Guard, j. NJ. Newton, OF
Pocahontas.
Grand Outer Guard, James w. Cor
don. of Richmond.
There is on foot a movement to have
n supreme representative eligible for
only one term-not to succeed himself
The present Virginia representatives
are Hon. d, G. Richardson, of Rich
mond. and Col. Dan j. Turner. Jr., of
Norfolk.
The Grand Lodge will also pass upon
the question of holding sessions bien-
nially instead of annually. as now. The
reason for this is obvious. The SUI
preme Lodge meets only biennially. and
1t is claimed that the best interests of
the order are Subserved by as little
legislation as possible.
The representatives from Norfolk
portsmouth and Berkeley will leave
Monday the Goth instant.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-02-20
Awaiting Developments.
(Newport News Press.)

The members of the Junior Order
United American Mechanics in Virginia
are looking forward with great deal
of interest to the meeting of the Off
GERS and Executive Committee in Rich
mond to take action in the cases of the
opposing leaders-the mep who used
their influence in the State Legislature
against the passage of the separate
charter bill. 1t is reported that in adj
dition TO these leaders. it is possible
the two entire councils which have
been "toting' with the national body
will be fired" bodily from the State
organization.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-02-20
oTHER LOCAL ON PAGE 6
Words of Famous mission Workers

Mr.. John +. Barclay, we'll known At
lanta man. suffered from dyspepsia. He
says.
Atlanta. Ga, January 23.-Dr Chas. o.
Tyner: Having used Tyner's Dyspepsia
Remedy for years In my family l gladly
praise. Without exception 1t is the finest
remedy on the market, and nothing would
BARCLAY" 5Oc. bottle. at ali drug.
g.sts, or sent for price. express paid, by
Tyner Dyspepsia Remedy Co.. IS Mitchell
street Atlanta Ga.
Send Five Cents in stamps, to pay post
age. for Sample. Free.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-02-20

This was an action for damages aris-
ing from the alleged negligent killing
of an employe of the defendant Bridge
and Iron Company. The employee was
engaged in unloading iron from fiat
cars and using hosting machine. An
eyebolt of the machine broke and the
air hoist fell upon the workman and
killed him. There was a Judgment for
plaintiff. and the company appealed.
The court says:
But the judgment must be reversed
for errors In the charge of the court to
the jury. The charge seems to be upon
the theory that the mere breakage of
the eyebolt raised a presumption of
negligence on the part of the defend
ant.
There may be latent risks in an en-
ployment. Where these are known to
the master, 1t is his duty to notify the
servant; but when they arise from no
negligence of the master, but are Incl
dent to the nature of the service and
unknown to the master through no
negligence of his, the risk is with the
servant and not with the master. The
evidence in this case left no ground
for presuming negligence on the part
of the defendant in the selection of the
material from which the eyebolt was
constructed. The charge of the court
to the jury as to the presumption of
negligence in the construction Of the
eyebolt from the mere fact of break
age was erroneous. Reversed.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-02-20
Now LOYAL remperanoe legion.

A Loyal Temperance Legion, with 30
members, was organized Sunday after
noon at the First Baptist Church.. Misa
Eugene Order was elected president.
The meeting was very interesting one,
and the new Legion starts of with
bright prospects,.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-02-20
a Cunning Expedition.

Rev. e. c. Achison, Messrs. w. Van
duerson. Townsend Palmer, and j. E.
Palmer, of Middleton, Conn, arrived in
Norfolk Sunday morning en- route to
Princess Anne on cunning expedition.
They left on the noon train over the
Virginia Beach road, and will be abb
sent several days.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-02-20
CIub MeetIng Postponed.

The meeting of the Norfolk Cycle
and Social Club that was to have been
held last night was postponed until
next Monday night, owing to major
ity OF the members being at the Acad-
envy of Music to witness the production
Of 1.-THE Christian"
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-02-20
ROPER LuMsER COMPANY.
THE DESTRUCTION OF I
PLANT AT ROPER

The Yirginian-Pil gave in its issue
of last Friday q short account of the
burning of the Roper Lumber Company
at Roper, N. c., the previous morning,
and Is now informed that the mill
building, together with all the machin-
cry in 1t. was destroyed. The total
amount of the insurance was $4,000.
This, according to the Raleigh News
and Observer, was distributed as fol-
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-02-20

and washes, and diner-
ent inhaling remedies
IN fact. l could feel that
each winter I was worse
than the year previous.
IF ! nnlly 1t W as
brought to my n otice
that Catarrh was q blood
disease, and after think
ing over the matter, /
saw 1t WINS unreasonable
to expect to be cured by
remedies viii c h only
reached the surface. I
then dnrtdrd 70 trv
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-02-20
Volunteer Y. Meeting.

A Volunteer Y meeting will be held
this evening at the residence of the
president. A large attendance Is de-
sired. Everyone holding tickets or
funds from the "Old Maids Conven-
ton" will please report at this meet
ing.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-02-20
Foul smelling
d. Catarrh.

Catnirh is one OF the most obstinate
diseases. and hence the most difficult
to get rid of.
There is but one way to cure It..
The disease is in the blood, and all the
sprays, washes and inhaling mixtures
In the world can have no permanent
effect whatever upon it. Swift's Spe-
cific cures Cntarrh permanently, for it is
the only remedy which can reach the
disease and force it from the blood.
Mr.. B. P. McAllister, of Harrodsburg,
KY, had Oatarrh for years. He writes:
EhouKh was constantly treafed Win anrnrs
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-02-20
Dixie Remedy Co.
SYPHILIS! Es'2s5y s ssssfss.y s. :.

SITHlLiO! n maneniIv s sI5lad per:
TO IS days. You can be treated ut homo
for tho same price under same guaranty.
II you prefer to come here we will con.
tract to pay railroad fare and hotel bills
and 40 charge II We fail to cure liz you
haye taken mercury. iodide potash and
Patches in mouth. sore throat. pImples'
copper coIored spots. ulcers on any par;
81 IS this Syphilitic BLOOD PoisON thai
we guarantee to cure. We solicit the
most obstinate cases and challenge tho
world for ease we cannot cure, This
disease has always baffled the skill of the
most eminent physicians. Absolute proofs
Manhood cured. and make you feel Ike
boy. Also Gonorrhoea. elect. sperma-
atorrhoea. Whites unnatural discharges
or any Inflammation or liberation OF
mucous merbranes cured. We guarantee
to euro or money refunded. Write for
blanks and booklets ON these diseasen
Address THE DIXIE REMEDX Co,
n. o. Box SIS. Norfolk. Va.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-02-20

This was an action on q bond to re-
cover of the sureties on it for the fail
ure Of the principal to keep a certain
contract to secure the faithful perform
ance of which the bond was gwen.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-02-20
SPILLE v. w. B. G. I. co.
Supreme Court of Wisconsin.
January 9, 1900.

NEGLIGENCE IS NOT PRESUMED
FROM THE MERE FACT THAT A
BOLT IN A MACHINE BROKE,
KILLING THE OPERATOR.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-04-25
TeHer.

6orriss 9SrOus f'irsss Gettsr' os
6usmonO 6enritBOuIfe Og gu.
iru i 6orne berss Giamantbrpuup.
DiamantbruOsOmmsu sr 90 aar. gu.
frnsn "a. @amIe gouIlsn par ben
fblie Der forrsttsbe SOUsriarbeioe paa
@rsuifabet B,OSasbOrs, Os be somIe
Dor enbnu I ct aIosummeIt 6afebus,
ION bgrer unber nGpnts @rspffab.
3 2g9tsftabet bar be bait Il Born,
buOrai snbnu 7 lsUer Os sr ~bofooenoe
paa Gpn, iamt 80 gsrn,born, ION
sr iprebts nafen OUsr bale ssrSsn.
gafOr 6. s. q. Ssbepi Stot'
fsmarte feirsoe ben ~ Qpril so aars
9ubiIGum ium SOsnspref, iest ban
ben uaunte Dag 1850 bIsu ubnaunt til
SOsnepr9it for Ssbftsb Rsni9bsO /
Aabenraa prOufi,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-04-25
Gjenoomsbanoler

Gjenbommm .9reia be- belisssnbs pet
Saiibrup Citation, er Of fbO. Stibsfsrei
Sens Daibemar Waifss, Srsbsrtfs'
berg, iolst iii eunbmanb 8 arab Bu d al
@sbbp for 90, 800 ST. eienbommeus Sorb'
tiniggenbs CT ca. 80 xbr. aanb % ffplbiai
for 7 9br. 3 Sfpr. / aIb. Sorttorn.
Sopsbeaarbsn .Rabbsl4 ueb eemuig Ell
Of eierue, proprietor aantrupo Oper'
retsasiesior eautrnp os Gberfleitnant
eantrup bortforpastet til eanbbniestan'
bibat 8. g. 6. gnns Of a~sbsEbaun for ct
Eibsrum al 8 Mar. Onsrtaselien fer | bette
5oraar. -aabbels bar $40 9br. 9anbs msb
30 Ebr. Sorttorn.
6ienbomHen rTiarisnlnnb" | ct.
Saus Sanbiosu Deb Obenie er al Gieren,
qroprieter Q. 9augtilbe, ioIst til ct
Roniortium, bporiblanbt So9isrer U4 ar
S9mibt % Gonb. iur., qOIitiiuIbmestis
W usmusfen | Obeuis. eienbommsu
bar POS 3br. 9anb meb rs 9br. 5artforn.
a~sbeiummen er 200 600 sr.
eOuanbs Spares og eaaneba Der er
4rioritetss os ~lol98sbausr | SoDeO ben
.9iutersbors' | llitersIeu Sosn, Cob .
@erreberreb, bar operbraset fine neDnle
R%sttisbebsr iii BsiDrer, Ganb. phil. W.
atftrup, granse8oarb. 8elatuinsen
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-04-25

lite fan Iiot beruist, os oa ban nnosr
8crilen uiIOe upbO!be fig paa 9Osnens
platform, ~fOrbsoes bet bam al 1o9ferez
rem. aaiseueI maa ban u9re saaet no
os pare fuIosn neo mensm gosnsne.
Snsen mGrtsos bog nosst I'll nlnttss'
tilfQloet.
sigst par mssst kmIGfet; napnIig
par en- arm % ct Ben bortltaaret.
9usmnno 6enrtt gugn
anberen Of 9unbbor9 uee 1bifso
bIeD forIsbeu, ba ban Rob / gesreb meb
at busse SO los fra Strunningsn / aas
naIsn til Sisrriusis, bssrusst unoer en-
DEL neOfprtsnbs 50. 3un bIsu bur
tigf muIist srauet ub, men par ba
ausrsos Bob.
= 6orIeben bleu TO 0esGuGrtsorbsls
osrs, Srsbrsne g ct or O9 @br. Rds'
mnsf.n, Der oar bsitaFtissbe i Jabri'
tant z abIsrs esrsrnu poa 9aIfou,
bs9rapst al en- neofprtenos 9srmasie.
9a man 1T benz sroust frem, par ben
enc al BEN aIerebs bob. ben anosn oeoe
TRAITS sftsr. Sssse par gift o9 efters
Iaber fig benboIbsuis 9ufru O9 5 gsrn
os 5ufru Os ct yarn. De par besss
uIpttesfOrftrsoe for 5000 ar.
Wursriusnb q. OIfen, Ssn af
gartsbusbOgOsr OIisn I 6aunesabe /
9atftoU, er iOrIeosH Dag / aieI. buOr
ban drbsibsbs, fuIosr ueb fra en- Qpbps'
ming, buOrUeD buu fO,iIOs fig iaa aIpQy'
Ii9t, at Osbeu fruts ~inetraaSts.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-04-25

@aarbsier RieIs MeIIer, Rim.
msrsIunb, tsrts forIsbsu iammen mee to
Ssnnsr fra Bpen op til 2anbeDeien
- ban fuIos sfter Ser. Deb 9anoe.
Usisu TOO 5sHsHe Mas!sa f:a meaer
og lob nsb eIter 9ebensteb til. Reaer
ielu bIsD labt ct Ianst Stptfe % bIsp
nemt tiIrsot, nupnIis | anFstei, Os ct
Of gosnsns 6iuI git Ousr ben pnsfte
Sen. 2asen, Der iiIfuIbtes, mener
bog, at be ale DiI Hippo Ouer nbeIbst
uben ulDOrIiss GsIssr.
On QIbrs Ranb, SereenR as.
9 n Os bans to Ssnner, 9ons
oe Carl er Nattsn msuem 5rebus Os
2erbas Orutnst paa en- SejItur fra Nps
fsbius til StiaIbp, bUOr be berte bisms
me. 5uorIsbes uIpttsn g ifet, uibss
lite. Sennerns par benboIbsuis % o9
"a aar samIe.
Ssrgen Rasmusisn sfierIaoer fig en-
Gnte, elIsrs sr Der insen camille.
- 5OrIsosr Wursen fanbtes ct Gig
paa 2emuisbunsn melem Gaars og
B0fsmarfsbro Gtationer. Oct uiite
fig at pare Wursr gems or e n,bsr
Uinier bar opboIbt fig | QsmDis, men
sIsrs par fra Nptsbins, Siaaanb.
ban par ON aitenen i5r tasst meo Cos
get fra 2emDis for at reiie til Siauanb,
bpor ban tanbs faa arbsioe. 5an Ddr
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-04-25
SI0ebranoe.

@narbeier 6 b T. 2arens 9aaro
Rprtuns, Gitsb SOsn, er nsobranOt
meb nnbtassIis al Stusbuist. Bug
ninserne pur fOrftrebs i9unbbp9ninssrs
mes aim. 9ranOfOrftrins for 1880
ar. Os 9psprst / Jreoeritsbsrs granos
forftrins for I o,o42 9r.
On for SIbIss bar biemipst
2anOsbpsn GOrup I Suubs Sosn.
gIanbt anbet sr fclsenoe gisnoomme
branOt: Gattissuuroer, RiiteI auno'
lens gntes, gbr. 5ssfsns os Sosnss
raabsformaub Anbsrs 3nubisns @aaroe.
SibfnRDnte Dor | 5ernins unbsr Bran
ben, os man meuer oerfor, at So9ns'
raabsarfipet er brGnot.
Den gbriftine 6 arIsn
tiIbsrenbe GienoOm / Dric i8enoipsisI,
Der beffOb uf to iummeubps9soe 9uis,
er nebbrcnbt. gierinoen o9 benoe 8
Born Iaa til Ssnss / SOUeuereIist, ba
SIbsn OptOb. 6eubes 8oauri9e 6aber,
Der Iaa ! DusIisitusn, uaagnsoe uo paa
Rorsenfunben os berts en- tnitrenos
2po, iom ban antos for en- tatt Jts9n.
Do ban baube Iisset Iiot Og bsrt osr'
paa, tuIote ban paa ben eIofte Ssn os
fhsbs: Oct er ba ct ftrenst 9tir. Ssn.
men iproug ub al Seusen % opbaseoe,
at Der par SIb | quiet. 1imiboeIbari
b~erefter frsb en- Del at Euset neb.
Sort | fbfts Diebtit naasbs Beboerne
ub, ben sumIe Wsnub MP. Jieppe Uar
ban tommeu ub, for bsIe Gdsst fnlbt.
quiet par M ~OmipGnbt Of SIoen.
@aarbsier, Sosnsraabsformanb
GarIgnsnen ems Stuebus i9Iarup
pr. Aalbore sr nebbrauot.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-04-25
uonGpnefier 90 Affeotgei'
fer.

aapsuun pro loco ior Stanberbors, Stnn,
bernp Os StiQius Rsnisbebsr / aurbus
Stift 90. 8. 0oa { Ct beitittet til Sosus'
pratt for aouiisb os Raaisb H%aeniebeber,
lieelebss | Qarbus Stift.
- aanbibat / feOlosisn o. &. geterfen
er beitittst til p%srionel aapelan for Boilers
leo Os gjersleD Nenisbsbsr | Siauaubs
Stift.
- Ouerfirurs Deb bet ton9sIise Jreoerits
poipital Gottor medicine 8. O 8 d CT
". Of gbs. er uOnapnt iii Profession etstru:
orbiuarins peb aebenbauns lniuerftet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-04-25
Smaa MeOOelelier.

Gnars lang r R ettens8si.
SaIgst al en- 2,Auts glag paa ct Uaar'
feb / 8arbs bar siOet anIebning til en-
Retslae, Der bar uaret | 4 Aar os uRret
bsbanbIet I 81 Rstsmeber, Og Der sr nn
uo1gt til, at OUsyrsttsu Pal tass lot.
sans ROrbsbab unber
s. ammsren gfter Bssarins Of
OOsrrstsfusferer . sHneesn i2OI.
bling paa en- ganisubIassbuDsrs 9sans
plI attisfeIFnbet rJan6 ROrbfebao~
gienbOmme I ROrobp, beribIanot o9ida
aurbotsaet, Der aIene er branofOrftret
for 262, 900 ar., bIipe kia.t til Bort
faIs ueb IuunssauttioH.
Rsmt UstfsIfnIftnsr. On
tibIiesrs Yanomono fra 9artbs Sosn
ue6 Raun . IL d, iOm en- tort lib oreD
gognmanosforrstnius / RoIoing, rejite
for eobt IA Dase fiben biemmsfru Og
bar M ienbt fin sfterlabts 5amiIie IN
NebbeIsIfs ON, at ban IptteIis % ueI
er anfommen iii Nmerita. 9en pas
gQIbsnbe funOt Stiainsen nbOIbbar
bismms, bu ban bnDbs Here faIlfs Bets
Ter | OmIeb.
Raar nbener COB. Wso
m~ibbagstOsst forIebsn rejffe ct IpftsIist
Rennets fra 6Oriens til gsbisrg. Oct
par en- 2laaris mag Ranb, Der piIoe
reils til afrita for OF bsItase i gosrtri'
gen, men iom / Steost berfor bleu ftraf.
fet msb 5 0uses 5GngisI paa ganb og
grsb, fOroi ban baDos fOrsrsbst fig paa'
en- anben RaRbs Grutte, ba ban manss
Isos Hsiispsnss Os Jisiistsi.
Da ban tom til @sbiers NJ ban ub=
Ieueret en- Billet til 9Onoon Os en- Del
RsiispsHgs, ibsi Der paa 8oiiiiusfisrsHs
S%nitiaiip bar parst foranitaIiet en- 5nb'
lamIins til GOrbeI for bam, bn par Ell
net os Opuntt Msnnefte msb sObe Runbs
ftaber.
Dan bar anmObet ~9Ori. aD.' ON at
tatte gibruapbans OS bar IODsi itts'
mere at bstrabs GOrbrpbsrbanen, font
bet fsrfs Stribt paa oenne gane bar
bra9t bum ct iau SOot rbbptte.
On frpsteIis u at. On NanO
fra 0as SOsn on for Sbnber Risium
Giorb piIbe iorlsben StormnIten 9oa
Ouer .Sfsn til lbOrsminbe. Mertst
faIbt paa, os ban pIumpebs isennem
sSisn I en- Daass. 5an arbsioebe fig
msb BetDGr op os ~fortidtte fin Gang
oper SIsn. Oct par s-1o GRADERS
grOf, Os Gsist frss aift ON BAN. Gil
fibf tunbe ban itfs rsre fig Of pIetten.
ban raubte ON 6iGIp. Oct par forgas
pes, ba Der inssn Nsnnsfter par pda
Bioroen ON Ratten. 5an Iasbs fig
neb, o. mart par ban fulbf9nbis ffiu.
~fro8ien. Dst bsspubte at fpss. Sneen
oaffeoe BAN omibsr nafien belt. Rafe
Sormiobas tom Der 5iffsrs fra aIittsn
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-04-25

Spnnsr, Der bee9e er eIbre eno BAN
ieIu (SteOiSnner). Den GIbte Drens
sr ben uarffe," ia9be Deter Sersenien
til os en- Gag, yfor ban uiI brifte mig.
fuIb, naar ban Tan fomme al Steb mso
bst." vi ipur9te Deter Ssrsenisn bpor
samH,el 9ren9en par. s9an er So,
f~oriaIte ban. Better 5ersenisn par SO,
ba ban bIsp gift. es aonsn So. 9un
ocoe, ba bun par 90 o9 OuerIeueoes at
Rnnbsn os be TO Spnnsr. @amIs 4s'
ter Serssnien sr for Rsifen 0om ban
~fortaIts Os) fpbt | .gousnis 9Onbebp~.
Gan ar aItio ssmptIis 90 sIae ueo BIZ
pet. GibIigere q ban ret bei al
9Gtlt, men sr | be iensre aar trsbst NEE
get ino.
GuSo00 aar gammel y + o.
cebOIt. 3 @raubcien, iom npIi9
anbnsoss esuet ueb grGbfrup, fdno-
ties 81. a en- 8ronesbolt Gtte Su9ro)
iom aHspsrsosS til Gage qinoemann /
6oriens, Der bar fsbt ben til fin oh.
iassfamIins. 0oIsen, fom er omtrent
en- Snes CONNER lang, er efter 9r.
einbsmunnS Nenin9 forfGrbiset benueb
HOO Mar for Rriffi 6ebieI Os ioaIebss
ca. 1000 4ar eammeI. Den er me9et
pei bsparst os 1t interssiunt Ol5tios'
iuno.
8 Bpraabets Rebe forItom ops
Ipstes bet, al aarbus SnobpsserantaI
eftsr ben | 5anuar Waansb t Aar itsb,
~funons Optaain9 ubspr As, $50, fras
rs9nst @arniionsn. Chen i Jior
er Subbps9erantaust neset msb ca.
$500.
Ut .slorpn' OS rMabs" is,e e.
Stalbsoro, Der beretti9er Ell 3penoe til
at ~forIubs lin Gieneiie, er iaitlanet peb
en- Dom, Der er affa9t inosn antpors
Nou girts poIitirst. Gn @aarbeisr /
9pnse bapbs anIn9t Sag mob en- Stos
mayer | @rsfte, fOrbi benne / utibs
baube iorIuot gienefen. 5notla9eos,
Der maatte inbremme bette, mente FIG
imibIeytio berettiset bmsrtiI, ba RIngeren
iiaois buuoe saaet os taIbt bam en-
,9Iopn" os vWlabs., buao ban lite
9Gnsoeu tunbe finbe fs i. Mob StIas
ssrens YenasteIie bnUoe i~nbtIo9soe fun
tort ct 8ibne, en- Gienetepise, Der Here
@nn9s bnube bert Rlagersn BRUCE oisit
YsnaunsIitr. 8o BUN imibIertio lite
tsnbts gtipbnin9en al Orbet pRIownr
og trOsbs, at ,Usabs" par en- 5ortor'
teIie al pRattin", Os Rsiten bsrbOs
fanbt, at be pan9aIoenoe uotaIeIier lite
par iaa ilemms, tunoe inotlaseoe itts
uubsuo fin Stqbne. 6an fl en- WuIti
paa 30 Rr. og bIeu bemt til at beiaIt
6usbonbsu so ar. forubsn at baoe fin
fOrtierte gsn fOrbrnbt.
Stent aIa9eren f%aaItbes III Ret, bIeu
ban bog, buor unber!ie bet snb Ipoer.
ibcmt en- RuItt paa g SIR. for yune'
big Gratt.". pan bnube nemIis pGret
iuu ufOrfstis mot. 5Orli9smGsIinssn al
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-04-25
Sposfalo.

On al MibOsIfarts tprre nGrinss-
briuenbs, Ssbmanb 9br. Tbiebs'
mann, er ofsuuet ueb 0sesn | en- I'll
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-04-25

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80 5br. eans sns oe 60 CIR. eano 5rebs
top.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-08-07
Mckinley Gave Pledge Not to Forcibly Hold
the Philippines. Bryan, He Says is Abso-
lutey Right on the One Great Issue.
MKINLEY UNFIT TO Be PRESIDENT BECAUSE
HE IS 50 WEAK AND FACILITATING
"Woud Not Dare Do Thing Unacceptable to England For
He is Nothing More Than an Engligh
ProconSuI'
Especial to The World.)

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able appeal the and the future and then stu myself only the
thing that would be unacceptable
to gland for he is nothn
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Philippine question: provided for exactly what the President himself told
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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-08-07

Williams, president Of the Seaboard Air
Line Railway Company, the originator Of
the new system. Mr.. Williams arrived In
Baltimore this morning, and Immediately
notified the Continental Trust Company
to issue the certificate reserved for him.
self in the name of his 3-year-old son,
John Shelton Williams, Jr. 1t is for 100
shares, and will be held by the father
until the son becomes of age. Certificate
No. was in the name of Messrs. Mack
ubbin, Goodrich & Co., and they were the
first to receive the new stock me
Continental Trust Company expects to
begin the relivery of the securities, on
account of the underwriting allotments
the latter part of next week.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-08-07

All liver ills are cured by Hoods Pills.
25c.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-08-07
TELLER ON EXTRA SESSION.
He Says Crisis Calls For Immediate Assembling
of Congress-
(By the Associated Press.)

Denver, Colo, August 5.-In an inter
view published here today United States
Senator Henry M. Teller expressed the
belief that 1.-THE situation in China de-
mands the immediate assembling of Con-
gress.'
THE President" Senator Teller added,
sis not justified in going further to pro-
tect our official representatives in that
country When that is done, our army
must he withdrawn unless Congress
shall order otherwise. The President
cannot declare war; that can only be done
by an act of Congress, and the President
cannot legally carry on a war in China
without such declaration
Regarding the Philippines, the Senator
said:
1.-The war will cease in these islands
when we satisfy the people thereof that
we intend to concede them self-govern-
ment. They are anxious for an oppor-
tunity to prove their fitness to maintain
a government of their own, and no one
who is familiar with their character and
requirements can doubt their capacity
in that respect. l have urged ever since
the war began that we take steps to
convince the Filipinos that we are not
going TIC deny them participation in their
government