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strike Cause. shat Down.

Scranton. Pa. Jaly 20. Striking
runners and drivers from the Grassy
Island mine ~ the Delaware & Hnd-
son company ct oliphhnf. have forced
a complete shut down Of The coIUery
and the Eddy Creek and No. 2 mines
NJ the company at the same place.
The officials refuse 10 confer with The
strikers unless they return 10 work.
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Washington. JUS 2D.~-Iu the alb
tence Of direct news from China Thurs
day morning. attention was directed
mainly TO the more or less speculative
storier emauating from European cap
iials indicative Of diseord among the
powers. II IL realized that these little
ebuilitions Of mutual suspicion always
characterize allied movements. and 20
are TO be expected in the present case
II can be stated that, 30 far "a 0ffie%al
record diselosea. there Ia absolutely no
groHpd for them. Our government
having fully defined ita Intentions In
Secretary Hays note Of July Q, the
other governments interested In the
Chinese situation have entered into the
spirit Of that declaration of principle
with perfect accord
~ least that Il the record both writ.
ten and oral. and Russia. pgwsr more
than aaY other unsier suspicion In these
stories. has not been backward In as-
suring the state department. of the co
incidence Of seeretary Hays declare
ton with Ruasia's purpose In China. II
Ia. Of course. pOssibls that some 81 the
powers are nwayed by motives that do
not appear in their formal dselaFa-
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Denver, Col. July 20. -Amaigamatiou
~ the American Federation ~ Labor
and the Western Federation Of Labor
ia proposed. The matter was the sub.
jeet Of discussion al the meeting Of the
executive committee Of the American
Federation. W. -. Boyce and Samuel
Yarneil. 81 the Western Federation,
we're DFekeBt
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Washington, july 20. The statement
was INSIDE By the division Of customs
and lnsular affairs. war department.
that the total value Of exports from
the mort of Havana. Cuba. for the first
Elk months Of 1900. as compared with
the same period Of 1899. shows . de-
crease OF s5lg,I59.
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Auoka. MINI, July 25.-At the con
clnslon Of the preliminary sKatpina
ton the court decided Ia rslsa - .Iamfs
Hardy and Elmer Miller. accused 81
the wiae murders, holding that their
aiibia we're eouclusiTe. Young Mat.
tlson. whose confession first directed
suspicion 10 Hardy and Miller. Mas
held Tor triaI.
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Rockford. H.. Jolly 90 he ANIMAL
festival Of the American linton al
Swedish sigers opensd here and wili
continue three days More than 205
sirgsrs. representatives Of v.ofe Of
ss,eisfies. are present Preparations
have been made for the entertainment
Of 500 people
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lust LOOK HERE.

We will not insult your intelligence.
We think you know that no man can
continue in business unless he receives
patronage from the people. An up--to-
date meal or cosy room can be had
at John Godfrey's, I48 East Ninth
Street.
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A SNAP IN REAL ESTATE.
M axe an Ofter.

5000 cash will buy two lots 4ox15o IT,,
one a corner lot, out on Grand avenue,
the most beautiful residence portion OF
the city. 1t will pay you to look this
up Owner can give you clear title.
Apply to Mrs. H. s. Jackson, I2I2
Seventh street south. Minneapolis,
Mimi,
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Trsaty via ItnIy ra..lt.hsa.

Washington. Juiy 20 The state de.
partmeDt Thursday morning made
public the reciprocity treaty made
with italy II affects fab, oil. agrieul.
tural machinery. metals. art works and
admits free turpentine II. natural fer
tiiizers Of all kinds. skins. crude, fresh
or dried, not suitable for fur. and fur
MLtaN
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First Veteran Actor Well, how goes III
Good engagement. I suppose good pay
Second Veteran Actor-WeIl, Old Trend,
you know bow these things are salary,
whole 81 as enormoBa bsefsteak iE the see.
ond act N. r. Word
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90 nnLsr mad.

south Bead. Ind. July zo.-f.oi. Adam
8. Baker. prssidsa, Of the south Bend
Wagon company. and pioneer cit
izea, died ~ night. aged 10.
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fact that a condition Of war exists be
tween China and the civilized world,
aud the general opinion seems 10 favor
such recognition as the best means OF
meeting the barbarian upheaval, while
at the same time endeavoriug TO iF0lnto
the independent vieeruys from the gen
cral coutagration,
CrratInm LnsAsinesa In soath.
The revelation OF the ability OF the
Chinese forces In the nerth 20 stand
their ground against the internuilonals
il producing the inevitable results IN
the south. AZ Shanghai, II Ia an
nounccd officially that foreign women
aud children have been requested to
leave the ports along the river
Serious rioting has occurred at Pc
Yang lake, near kluakiang. Several
missionArieAhaych been killed and chap.
els burned. The telegraph between
Kin kiang and Hankow Is interrupted
In connection with the story that
Prince Tnan's forces have been ordered
10 march to Wei-llai-Wei, IL IL consid-
cred ms significant that Indian troops
arriving at Hong Kong have been or
dered 10 proceed TO Nei'liai-Nei
secret Negotiations with TaRn.
4 shanghai dispatch also reports
that Russia has been In secret neR0iia-
ton with Prince Tunn'S government,
with che eonniyance Of IL Hung Chang.
In dispatch from 81. Petersburg
II Ia stated that Hussia's anxiety to
minimize the alarming nature Of the
news from Manchuia Is dictated by
fears Of the injury the confirmation of
such news might cause IN the matter
Of arrangements alleged 10 have been
made in the United States for MONEY
With which 10 complete the Aanebu'
ribn railroad.
Chinese Losses Heavy.
A dispatch from Shanghai received
here Thursday reports that the LOSSES
If the Chinese in the fighting AZ Tien-
tsin was upwards Of 1900.
II is understood that Lieut.. Gen. Sir
Frsncis GrenfcIl will have command
u the British forces ~ China.
~ Arrives ~ HsnM Kong.
Hong Kong, Juiy Is ii Hung hing
and biz quite arrived here Yesterday
rseHinR and landed this morning. The
Chinese vas received Hiih salute Of
n guns aud wilh guard Of honor from
tbs Welsh fnsiliefs aud a band pro
esetIed 70 The government house, where
he waa received by the governor, Sir
Henry a. Blake, Gems. 6aselee, Badtow
and other officials. ii Hung Chang
vas extremely rsiieeBt. lie stated
that h. had feeeiysd definite uess that
the ministers aud foreigners ai Re.
king. with the exception Of Baron won
Ksfteler. the German minister, we're
ssfe july : The imperial sdies recall
ing him 20 Peking. the siefroy said. was
due 10 the empress aud emperor and
not To Prince Tuaa.
Farther Details Of Hattie.
Shanghai. Jaly 2Js-1hs following
additional details Of he allied forces
attack on the nntiys city Of Tientsin
reached here 1'huraday from the press
correspondent of 'he ALLEN:
'@Tien,sgB. Friday July II fA4ldnlRlafJ. vita
Gshafess. July H. After d dag ~ hare night
Ing and having taiH for h1uFa In shallow
hastily dug trenches fufI ~ water ard
sHffmeiEk from hunger aHd thirst. two bat
tafi0na ~ the Sintk United States Infantry
that participated In ths attack on Tlen@
tsin retired under cover % daFkneMa. Brit.
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NJ. Louis, July e0.A special TO the
Post Dispatch from New London, Mo,
says; Instead Of waning interest In the
Jester trial IL increasing. The whole
country seems 10 be watching this
case, judging from the letters aud tele.
grams coming from different parts Of
the United States, inquirlnR about the
defendant and his alleged victim. II
IL said that II Jester Is acquitted, and
that II what the defendant and his at.
torncys claim to be confident of, he
will not go back to Oklahoma. but he
will travel and exhibit himself.
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THE ORIENTAL HAIR PAR.

LORS, on the corner of Seventh and
Sibley streets, room 2o5. krahmer
block. is the place to go for all kinds OF
fashionable hair dressing, etc. Straight
ening hair and scalp treatment spe-
ciaIty. Hair work done to order Calls
made at residences. Prices made salts
factory. Mrs. E. J. Allen, proprietor.
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Everyone thinks be works for a man who
Is mighty preeiative.-Atchison Globe
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The advice of some people should be ae-
eompanied with printed directions for tax
iRg.-Chicago Daily News.
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all the powers, in view of the danger Of
the situation, will negotiate regarding
NJ. Dcleasse's proposal, aud finally
sign an agreement on the China qnes.
ton
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In the spring a man forgets where he puts
things, and places the blame on the house
eleaning.-Atehison Globe.
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A hit-or-miss policy usually has few strik'
ing features.-Chieago Dispatch.
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Doing uoth1ng does ban the misebisf 81
the uorgd Boston CSsngTegAtsonaltat.
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Dont Judss q mans prospects by his pre-
tensions --Caicsgo Dispatch
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The proper size for lazy individual is
exercise Ghicago Daily News.
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The best diplomat /. too sharp to be eut-
tinx-Chleaze Dispatch.
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Silent neizhtors make dessEabls neiga.
borho5d.-Chlesz Daily News.
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Time. patience and lrdastFy egnqasr al
tnuxs K ascsg3 Dsliy Ness.
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Eaort az Unitrd AetIon.

Rome. July 20 Thr government
has received circular from NJ. Del
rnsse, the French minister Of foreign
affairs. which IL is understood has
been dispatched to all the powers. pro-
posing an international agreement
for POINT action in China aud the flu
ture action of the powers The mat
ter Is stu under consideration here.
Lord Salisbury, the british premier.
aud minister of foreign affairs, IL ia
understood, hes already replied in
friendly spirit The replies Of the
United States aud Russia have not yet
reached NJ. DclcnsSe, nor has the reply
of Germany. The latter government,
il appears. had previously made a
somewhat similar proposal Ia the
United States alone. II IL reported
that President Mckinley hesitatcs 10
Join with the other nations, but 1t IL
regarded as practically assured that
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TWIN CITY NEWS.
MINNEAPOLIS.

For good cigars call at VS.. Con
rad corner OF First avenue south and
Fourt= hstreet- will suit you
Go to John l. Neal Real Estate.
Loans andZIn surance,. 627 Boston
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tions.. The state department. however,
cannot 20 behind their formal express
sions aud can now only await results,
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Paris, July sa.-An official telegram
from Shanghai dated Wednesday.
July Is, states that. according 10 the
governor of sum Tung, the foreign
ministers aud their families at Picking
are safe aud sound. but that the dan
ger is still very great. The viceroy, ac-
eording TO this dispatch, informed the
consular corps that lie had tele-
graphed TO peking urging the protec-
ton OF The foreign legations.
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ish sailors assisting ,nera to Withdraw by
firing valleys 10 cover their retirement
The Americans brought out all their
wounded under a terrific fire. An official
list Of the officers wnanded Is as follows.
Ninth tnfantry.-Mal. ReEau. Gapts
Roakmiller and Neys. Iieuts lawton aud
Lang
Marine eorps-Capt. Davis killed Leon
wounded
THE total ioss of the Americans was
fkl
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Washington, July 20.~-The govern.
ment authorities are finding the pres.
ent Chinese agitation Is having the
usual effect Of stimulating crauks and
agitators, aud many Of the highest Off
cials are receiving anonymous letters
containing advice, and sometimes
threats. The Chinese officials also are
the victims of foolish illusions. They
are not considered seriously, however,
and the officials, both OF the govern.
ment and Chinese, dismiss them Is silly
carnations from ignorant per1ons.
On their face. some Of these communi.
cations look belIiRerent. but their H.
liieraey aud braRRadocio modify their
effect. The government officials ex-
press regret that In the delicate posi-
ti0n In which the country Is placed 1T
this time II should be embarrassed by
anonymous writers and steps are be
ing taken quietly 70 apprehend the
guilty parties.
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A dispatch from shanghai received
here Thursday reports that the losses
Of the Chinese In the fighting AZ Tien-
tsjn Was upwards Of 1000.
II is understood that Lieut.. Gen. Sir
Francis GrenfcIi will have command
~ the British forces ~ China.
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Losses of Marine Corps.

Washington, July 20. The navy de
partment Thursday afternoon re-
ceived from Admiral Remey a list Of
casualties of the marine corps In the
fight at Tientsiu 1t is as follows:
'"raku. July ~. 1906. bureau of Navisa-
ton. Washington.--Ofi casualty report
from marine regiment;
"Killed-capt Austin II. Davis SerRt. G..
J. kollock. Corp Thomas Kelley. pTlvates
j. Il. McConlcy. l, w. Partridge.
Seriously wounded~FirHt Lieut.. Henry
Leonard. Corp. j. A. Mcdonald. Priyates
u. J. Kelleher, G. -. Miller. G, J. Mathews.
John Stakes, J. Van Horne.
"Wounded-Capt charles q. Long. Capt.
William -. Lemiy, First Lieut.. Smediey -
Butler. First sergt james Murphy SeTgt
r. T. Winters. Corp Joseph w. Hunt, Pri.
Yates w s. Chapman. James cooney, Rob
ert Desmond. II. q. EgelAer. Lavrin Lar
ron. NJ. r. Mctver J G. Megonsgai. A. -
Penney. ii. a. Rlekers.
(slgnedl "REMEY."
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Chnmer's Appointment signed.
Oregon Can he Patched.

Washington, July 20.-The navy de-
partment Thursday morning received
the following dispatch from Capt.
Wilde, commander Of the Oregon, dated
kure. July Is:
Secretary Navy. Washington; Oregon
and Nashville arrived kure two o'clock
this afternoon. Expect % dock ON the 18th,
Shall | make permanent or temporary re-
pairs? | would sug-eef putting on steel
patches which ran BE- zone IN Il very short
time and ship go back to her duty at Taku.
To make permanent repairs II will require
at least 50 days. probably more. Not sin
gle man injured In any way. ...
WILDE"
To this dispatch Secretary Long at
once replied, as follows:
Universal rejoicing over safety of ore
Eon. She is the Constitution OF this gen
Grafton. II safety of oregon permits patch
and go to Taku, | commend your prefer
ence for service there.
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safe NAT In Great PeFiI.

le total loss OF the Americans was
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COMMISSIONER to. CHINA
W. W. Rockhill Appointed Special
Agent of United States to
Investigate Situation.
WILL PROCEED TO CHINA !. ONCE.
nrix. Gen. ChnHee's eommIssion as
Major General of Volunteer
SIEned-wtn Take supreme Conn
mand OF American Forces In china
--Oregon Not HaaIy Damaged.

Washington. July 20.-The cabinet
meeting Thursday developed nothing
of Importance regarding the situation
in China beyond a decision to send, W,
W. Roekhill. formerly secretary OF the
legation at Picking and assistant sec
rotary of state. and now chief of the
bureau OF American republics, to
China to investigate the situation and
report to the authorities here. Mr..
] )ckhill will GO as a special com
ssioner To ascertain the extent OF
the responsibility of the Chinese gov
eminent, IL any, for the existing dis
turbances and To otherwise furnish
the administration with the informa-
ton upon which the case of the United
States against China for indemnity
and reparation will be based.
Well Equipped for the Mission.
lie is well equipped for the mission
having been secretary of the American
legation in Peking for several years
He speaks and writes Chinese fiuently
The administration expects authentic
news from Picking SOON in fact, both
the president and his advisers can hard,
ly understand why some absolutely re
liable news has not arrived before this
| time
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1900-12-19
Notice

GEORGIA., TERRELL COUNTY.-No-
tice is hereby given that on the 8th
day of January, 1901, at the court house
in Dawson, Ga, an application will be
made to the Hon. Il. G SheiDeld, Judge
of the superior court of said county for
an order TO sell at private sale the fol-
lowing described property OF J0hu IL.
and Annie j Jones, minors, to w.t. a
one tnirty-third (l-33) undivided inter-
est in 1870 acres OF land consisting OF all
of lot number IL in the seventeenth
district of Sumter county, said state,
excep5 Il acres off OF the south side OF
said lot, also go acres OFF OF lot plumber
90, said district and county, bounded
on west by lot number II, east by Cen
trail Railway, north by land Of w. A..
Webb and south by land of Geo. r..
Webb; also 80 acres of of lot number
20, bounded north by land OF w. A..
Webb and said lot, mum Der Al, west by
Muckaluchee creek and south by sad
creek, the same being off of the north
east corner of said lot number 20 and
in the district and county aforesaid:
also a house and lot in the town of the
Plains in said county, bounded by Mill
street running north and south, south
by 10 foot alley, west by vacant lot own
ed by Roe Edwards and north by S. a.
L. railway and depot; also steam en-
CINE and boiler WATERFOWL make, + 70
horse power; l Pratt gin, 60 horse
feeder, and Boss press number ,, and
two mules, named Fannie and Queen,
II and 10 years old: also one sOrrell
horse mule named Puss; one bay mare
named Fannie, about 10 years old: bay
mare mule named ROda years old;
all notes and accounts, household and
kitchen furniture and farm tools. All
of which is known as the dover of Mrs.
A. M. Webb, and being in the county
of Sumter, said state, for re-invest-
ment in lot of land number 90 in the
Tenth district of Mitchell county, Ca,
the same containing $50 acres more or
less. Given pursuant to section 2546 OF
the civil code. This December IL, 1900.
j. w. JONES,
Guardian for Jno. L. and Annie j Jones.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1900-12-19
GRAVES GLEANINGS.
Brief News Notes and Personal
Mention from the Village.

Thursday evening concert is to be
Given at the Graves High School Tor
the purpose of making some niue a
needed improvements on the school
house. The program for The evening
is quite interesting. Mrs. Homer Bush
and Professor Mcneil, OF Cutbbert, are
expected to be present and assist in the
, program. Admission only % cents. Let
! every body who loves the cause OF edu'
cation be present, and spend dellghV
ful evening.
The president of the Ladies' Mis-
sionary Society requests that the mem
beers meet at the church on Saturday,
December %. -,
Mrs. Anna Lambdin of Barnesville
arrived Saturday and will spend sever
al months with her daughter, Miss An
ME Lambdin.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. NJ. Davidson were
the guests of Mrs. Davidson's parents
in Shelman Sunday
DR.. X. A. Burge of Augusta is here
to spend the holidays with his parents.
Mr.. John Hauser of Doyle is visit
ing Mr.. ]. B. Ingram.
j. J. Newman went to Hustle sun
day. He is a hustler.
See Dismuke & James before you buy
YOUR holiday tricks.
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THE PASSING OF THE BELL

"The solemn and impressive custom
of announcing death by the tolling OF
the church bell will soon be but a
vague and distant memory" says a
correspondent to the December Allan
tic.
"'The passing bell has itself passed
away, and slow measured accents no
longer tell the story of the departure
of one more soul.
''The brief notice in the daily pa
per, while it conveys explicit informa-
ton, fails to give something that the
BELLS tolling carried with it. The
solemn rhythmic tones awakened a
momentary vibration in the breast of
every listener and babe each pause for
sympathy and meditation. The bell
admonished the sinner to repent and
warned the thOughtless to take heed
and mend his ways. 1t spoke clearly
and comprehensivelY, and babe all
scattered and preOccupied inhabitants
attend its story.
"The bells voice is identified with
all the deepest and most sacred human
emotions. 1t has bespoken the joys
and sorrows of mankind for centuries.
Is it's voice to die away and have no
part in the life of the future?
THE wedding bells ring out no more
save in some song or story. The
Christmas chimes are seldom waited
now and under constant protest. The
curfew tolls the knell OF parting day
only in verse: a sunset gun today gives
greater satisfaction The Angeus
sounds merely in pictorial form; the
fire bells give place to still alarms: the
dinner bell is silenced in polite society
and sleigh bells are discarded.
"What is the future of the bell:
That happy silver tongue that has
sung out all the joys OF the world; that
solemn tone that has mourned for the
! nations dead and voiced the nations
woes and summoned TO their knees
the nations worshippers"
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1900-12-19
Tom Watson a Land BUYER.

From the Columbia sentinel
1t is said that Hon. T. E, Watson
owns the following real estate: Sturgis
place, 1,600 acres; Cloud place, 500
acres: old Watson homestead, 1900
acres: Gold Mine place, 600 acres;
Hamilton place bought not long ago
for 81, 900 CASH, LOO acres; Wilson
place bought recently for 1900 cash J,
800 acres; Harris place, 800 acre.; Cross
Roads, 400 acres; Hobbs Huff, ETC., 500
acres. This makes 9,400 acres in Nc
Duffie county with possibly 1000 more
in Columbia cOunty-a grand total OF
II. 900 acres. 1t is further stated that
in consequence of the prices Mr.. Wat.
son has been paying lands have gone
up TO fancy figures in McDuftie county
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SHOTS FROM THE SANCTUMS.

From the Cuthbert Leader.
A New York editor was scalded to
death by getting into a bath tub filled
with hot water, which he supposed to
be cold. This should be a warning to
those particular editors who persist in
bathing during the winter.
From the Sparta Ishmaelite
Written constitutions are evidently
powerless to protect the money or the
rights of the people. There is no de-
fence against majority afflicted with
itching palms.
From the Blakey Reporter.
Some people are opposed to paying
the printer. This is not right; anc
they will never have stone-bruises OF
their heels, either, from walking. the
golden streets.