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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-01-06
FIRE HORSES RAN AWAY.
tart md urour ut ~ tEaiu.t
u Perry HORSE

While 'hc ntsmcn were Try ur 90 At
n.h the rps. TO Engine 5, early jh'.
morning ~ IRE ar IL Past Ninety.
eighth T5r.t .hr horses ATTACHED 20
;he hos. lender we're frightened ~ To
bursting ~ a hose AID rnn aray
Dri,e-'e-s 'hey dashed NJ f-rhtful
speed ioSn Sinr g-sisi,a fireat sni had
dis'an,ei pgr-u.. u."a they tIruei into
First avenue They ran 90 Ninety.
oni street. turned In and dis'rd across
Avenue A. bang into iAe fcrfy-h5use ~
the Astoria FERN.
The tender aas tai,y smashed snd
there was 4 lot Of excitement smoaE
tie ferry hands unti, the horses vtre
cangh, Ani quoted. The hSrsss we're
not hurt and teemes rather proud ef
thsos exploit
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-01-06

why. IL Is no, at all Immoral. You see
IN the first e.i se.ond acts We al. IN
all tbe immoral persons. 50 that In the
isg act only the good ones are lett.
Nothing could teach . better moral.
After all. the best critic Is The box
office. In London We had crowded
houses night after might. while othei
theatres we're forced TO close because
Of the war. We please the gallery. IN,
over part oS tn. house ana the boxes
Tlsi 10 tn-' - 'rc' u our succsss
Mrs. I.ang,ry will rec.te The Absent
Minded Begsar." BY Kirl.ns. At III
w.h!a... aaa ;.::s= ~! &c rass-t
around for contributions.
With this recitation Mrs. fAngtry "!
wear khaki uniform. making herself
I.1k IS much like solder as possible
In England this recitation was most
successful
Ms LAustry was asked TO reclte TIL,
Ahsent-A .nded 8egEaT Al concert on
i'm. I. She consented only on condition
that the s.cond-cabin passengers were
allowed to attend. This was done. The
next evening she rain recitei klpiins
poem A. the second- 45in concert ana
t. Arms by Str Alfred Austin. A.
her requ,.. the stcerage passengers
Mere permitted to attend this conceri.
1T has been repcrtel on this side that
~. play IL u sort Of an autob ogfapty
~ yourself l. this true the actress
VS. asked
There IL no, one bit 81 truth In TINS
rtorvf You zee In The Degenerl'es
there IL woman o. about my age and
who-er--lg stlll attractive and who nss
daughter about the age of mine. Ard
fof ihis ~ sui the II, bio Aid the pr.Es
have Jumped o, the c1nclr ion that The
story w. written about myself"
"Will your laughter 60 on the stag
"She IA. no cl.natior that way. And
Z. ~ sure will not go on the s.sxs.
i.d want her 10 cNne with me 20 much
IN thls trip. hut could not take her. AID
she is roW ..iih fr; ="
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-01-06
FELL and CUT her SCALP.
jane nsvky Net with Nreidest
white TryisS t. EsaTd = Car
Al lIih ". md Nsc ,dMMy.

Jane Burby. who gave her address rs
the Hotel verdome. while tryirg 10 o1aro
a broadway car 4 Seventeenth street AT
o'clock th.. afternoon fell and rcceiv q,
a gash IN her scalp.
she was removed T. the Ne. York
Hospital
At the Hotel vendome i was learned
ihai she had stopped here. hut EFT
about a week agu, ana gave her forward
ing address as 2lI Eas' sixteenth stree.
Miss Bu-by Ia an actress and - wen
ty.fve years oid.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-01-06
STARTED With EXPLOSION.

The fire at 96 BROKE out again shortly
before I O'Clock and Tor nearly an hour
the fremen fought II second time The
first blaze was seen soon after midnight
b. william Ioaler. a night Waterman
Ct some unfinished buildings opposite
When he got to the corner. few
yards avay, IT, blaze, which was bare
~ noticeable vi en- he frs, saw t. had
hared up IN the over halls of the tene-
ment so that :. great shec, ~ fame
shot out with the roar Of a blast fur.
mace.
The hr~men s.y there was no sus.
pacion Of incendisrism.
A local character known as "Micky"
Burger and crowd ~ friends stood
on the corner. After the first wild burs,
Of name Burger and the others made
their way into the burning building.
waking those Of the tenant, who had
not already been reused
When the hremgn came they. too.
ran through the building Th,y s,y
they pounded vigorously on the : uth.
sslevr door on he nfth fDo-. bur go.
no Response. and SUPPOSED the family
had got safely out, Anyway. they
found work enough to keep them busy.
Fireman Evans found Mr. Gordon
CROPPING bllndly about on the MIN fioor
with her three chiltrea lie plotted
them down - tie street Fireman
1vstha hsipsd Mrs LOMBARD and hcr
fesr children down the Ere escape from
Tie fourth noor without sccidcrr
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-01-06
MOTHER IN MA0H0USE.

VI mother ITc-.d me hslf rer In
,n- 80 brock up IN" marriage tried
bus = Sod Then 30 her di'd ~
r,fCnag u tle hraIn IN a msih1uss,
1"l I rr NJ. o. " Iur' vernon 7 changed
NY nam. to keen Tnt ~ 70 from hndlns
me
Living with her ~ he'll hell hell
" wonder I nm ri-'T'
soon if,sr : rsmc '' Mount vernon
. toe. NY darling w'f0
%; vas iay. at mr.. si4n. We wsrr
o. t-rIcI eight years arp. Al me TIM"
htt nt,d with M darling E1f. ,
stN ifV wife every " * I got pos.
y-rolf and ;ri.l To- ray u ms wifi
sle 's'usef 10 release me Che ~ mean
ard ,anning
'e pi,no and my Wiz ~ ce1is That
L. Low utiir 7 thought ~ my wife
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-01-06
HIS WEALTHY AUNT.

Mrs Gihrn is wealthy md has been
living AZ yarinu boarding houses with
her uepNrW sine. the tragedy
9TH. nnly tIiug | hup,, Mrs. tthtn
sild. 'is fsit my nephew Will lie within
wet -tour hours H. l. bound 10 do
from snft'nlng - m, brain, and hope
his death vill h, speedy.
II know but iltil. ~ his iouti- NJ
30 mo- know Who wife No. was be-
'1rc h'r marriage
Il dil not know that he had Two wives
until fs1r years $50 when 7 cfme here
10 live. then went tO Mrs Gordon IN
New York and offered her any amount
t. get divorce. sho refused IN rslcaW
hc- husband.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-01-06
AS TO MOLINEUX'S SANITY.


nr Osborne WIS talking about tho
Molincux case this morning when No
sild that mal who would send poison
20 another IL irrational.
man wlR would send poison 10 another
~ Irrational.
TIC assistant District Attorney vas
A. N.,i whs; he meant. He laughed and
remarked
why. | mean that any man who
would send poison to Ms friend IL not
In the beat Of mind gp. irent'y.'
II, SAD he h.l eyed M0llneuN was sane
and rai he never =. he vas insane.
Jr O.horne sad there was no, motive
onougi IN any Incident which arose dur
ing the mems relations with each other
To cause a rational man TO commit mur.
der
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-01-06
WINNERS At
NEW ORLEANS,
Audubon Handicap the
Crescent City Fea-
ture To-Day.
Special to ire fssns world

hh'k NM N. HbN 'Nbist ~ -
Jan e--Ai'hruFh itTht showers fell dur
ing the morning II I'D 70, do any Injury
to the 'raci beyOna w";iIT-1 tn top
soil With the ira X In such good shape
u Food days splrt was expected.
The feature ~ the card was the Au-
dubon Handicap for taree-year-olds ana
upward, al mic There Was a sopi
field NAMED IN the race. but there wis
considerable disappointment over ihe
sithdrs val Of wolhurst. the horse which
steve /. Honmedleu won thousands OF
dollar on yesterday In every pool-roon
all "ser the county.
Hts easy ain made him look good
thing for the stakes today. bui h" was
Withdrawn. SIN Moroni. Molo. Benne-
Vile and other : od ones were left 90
start. The weather was 1 ,rhe clo' IS.
but the usual Saturday 'owd vas on
hand
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-01-06
WILLING TO FORGIVE HIM.

when told that her husband had
made a confession Mr.. Gordon "a
he W.II not prosecute HIN
1 Low. MIN -t'. .ho -UIl. and onl'
Ain, a.ul to com. park to me and lei
all h. forgiven ana forgotten
II W" $50 D. = party - any prosccu'
ton ~ hirn %
Mr. Gordon went with her mother -
tlrs Arth.T'S home. In East Sii",ieth
street. ald sail she would sia, the"
for tho u-pssuf
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-01-06
PeT1IZ0'S BRAVE WORK.

Raphselo PettlIo and his three young
ebuAren vere cut IN from the stair IN
- third floor lie 10, hls bf-od w
- the second floor by the rear are.
oDeape. but could 30 no further by that
1890 because Of the ranes raging te-
2 1oochlaz up to the second story and
- shsss feet from the nre.escspc Is
~ osaos. psttiso sirsddled the space
~ NJ Isft foo, In The roIns' = the
11oUo v ~ . arm ho.d. ana one
- DoGBsi his iittls onss -rtos. 'Ee
49, - hnnaa fostussas Of
tuDp - d1oGDsa vsre safe
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-01-06
FiRE:MEN OVERCOME.

Five nremcn ~ Eus'n, - rcrc over.
come rF the ..rk ir,ught while wofi.
inr IN 'hs coils. Lieut.. CharlH. Stone
ana Firemar Michael Dean wcr. taken
to IA. Presbyterian Hospital VI un.
sc.pus. bur N.l recover
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-01-06
TANNANY ORGANIZES.
Onai-l q. MrNahWa Rr-Elert~a
ssker Nsy Rctuvn
Yer, sooH from Eupspe.

Tlmmanys Executive Committee met
this afternoon 80 organize FOR the year
1871 rnd TO name suh-commt;ees.
Daniel r. HcMshon was reelected
chairman AMI few chsrres were mace
IN 'he standing committees
John =. Carroll aid to-day TIA. he
had heard from Mr.. Croker ard tina,
the chefs injury was not ~ q serious
nature.
Mr. Croker may come home as soon o.
hls leg Va all right again instead Of wait
inv until April i..O was his original n.
ter,ion.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-01-06

In one II the false breaks Magic Light
ran away three iurbngs. .'gi1. 'ru
rushed Kindred 10 the front and b.
op-rcd up a gap II three lengths. and
bold this advantag. to the stretch.
ford KEEP, hin, well together In the run
ne. srd. aidsd nv the swerSins OF
Prince OF VERONA. Kindred got home
he winner 10y half a length. With II
carey In the place. n neck bNlore Prince
%. veronia. Time. LEE
Third Race-Mile and q quarter. Won
hy our Nellie. Mailer was second. and
Match Boz third.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-01-06
ADOPTED A CHILD.

Gus child. fiora, i eEht years oio
". adopted her ny. yrars ass. fief
dead mot hef was friend = my da,.,ng
wife
"oa. I'm crs,y. crsry. crsly, They
ssnt me 10 70 10 On asJ am
A. this t,ofnf Oorro- N-ysn to RIVE
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-01-06
TiRsr RACE

Lexington Pirate wen, 10 the front
right after the nag fell and vita Rot.
icrdam as his ncsrc~, attendant made
tn running until they reached the
stretch. Mason then gave Rotterdam
his head. and taking the lead drew away
from n. mel a d won "a lly by a sisth
and half LeAngtCn Pirate vas sec
ond. Two lengths b-iJf' at.dD,us. who
came with a rush IN the last hundred
ylrds. Time-iG
SECOND RACE.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-01-06
GOLF AT LAKEWOOD
Weather Condition. Cnsse WleA.
d-svR1s fran, the
ifaaJicap.

(spsat 10 Tie Eseans WsThp
LAKEWOOD. n. j. Jan. s-oNine 10
the exceptionally kish score mAu. -
r. +. Kimbali e. the handicap today on
sac liaks 90 the Coli Club 81 Lakewood.
there were MANY wi,hirnwals 10y those
who made poor azores, as the weather
c ln1ltlons were ia from favorable for
good scoring. The arm wIs warm ana
the day as mild n midsummer. vale
the heat drew the frost out ~ ire
ground sufficiently q make the inff
soft and sgongy.
Kimhall's score was ~ follows:
Ont. .... tsts ~
10 ......... Is; g d-'a-S
Tire summary II IN. early scores
turned IN follows
y r kimbsil. LaAsuc.l A--.Al
G. v Hamilton. riitgsr1l s0-4-e
Herles Mater Marine AMI fiaI IN-N-0
g. - Ferris Lxksso1t ig1-fs-A
= Bfalhstts Lsksvpsi N,-lS-S
T e. Nls, Lahsvooi. ils-S~E-
y Msn.r Uirden Ciu, ie7~s-S
u " Stanler lakewood. iie-iS-Ve
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-01-06

Il klusl her while In ulrhtmafe. \
thief stole ny ut'fcIlt AMI ! hac I on
ms mind 80 mach that J dreamed OF
burglars an 1.c.lcnblly slut ny
dating Nifs
Gordon then became - excited that
hs aunt, Mr. Amelia 'ahrn. and two
men removed HIM '1 % ruofn whore he
Vas rk'd IN
when H4rr.snn vr. lo-kel IN ~ room
q ,ut,hmln Ms liu ID there D. gulrd
him rEa.u-' EARNING himself IiI- shot
gun. revolver AMI -. Ncrc removed
md search Il hi person BROUGHT 10
light 4 poke knife watch was also
placed beyond hls reach
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-01-06

smoking fcvolvc- eiuicsei IN my hand"
sitlrisur committed p,r JurN In the az
animation before Coroner banning al
tle .AdUsst Thee cusstlo ns and an
swers ~ part I the rcr0F
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-01-06
NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES.

$50 al 90 TAs Evening" wcridD
RACE TRACK NEW ORLEANS. Jan
The entries Tor Mondays races ar,
a. follows;
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-01-06

by the time the rrcmen hal eyt'n-
euishei the disastrous nre in the ,snc-
mept house at ,c EIst Nine'y-sec md
stree, at s o'clock this morning three
persons were dead and 'hree we're IN
the hospital With critical injuries.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-01-06
THE DEAD.

Mrs. gotTHER LEY. s-sms,v"ss.
WIN lived ~ the ANh door.
FRANH sol TmERIEv. her siae-
yesv.old sun.
JcsEPm sOrTMEHLEY. four year.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-01-06
THE INJURED.

HARRY sOi TiiEnLEi. four'r""
yenvs did, hupa~d ,bout the head.
face nad body aud may have in-
hnied irf.3rs; may die.
Lieut.. CHARLES STONE. Of Engine
~, 0serru.. 10y smoke.
MICHAEL. Dean. 6rrmani over
e0se b, smoke.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-01-06

about his darling VITO and the trag-
ely
. suppose people win say that .
murdered M, darling wife. THAT
1. pr~poss~rous. ! did not murdrr
nrr =" gst rid "f her. Evroid not
hnIs murdered her.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-01-06

Fc.: hrcs wart burning 10 the neigh
torhooi OF Nlaeiy.sscond street and ses.
ond avenue abou, tho same tirnc
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1900-09-15
Sunday School Resolutions.

Death has invaded another home in
Macon, and the ranks Of our Sunday
Scool army and the victim is from our
infant class this same class from which
Jesus, while on earth, chose His repre-
sentatiYes Of the Kingdom of Heaven,
and said, Except ye be converted and
become as little children, We shall not
enter into Heaven. Thank God, the
Bible teaches that children are saved
and we know they are around the Great
White Throne in Heaven, singing glory
be to God on high, Let the father take
comfort in this thought, and though
the child cannot come to him resolve
that he will go to her.
As Sunday Scool let us all remem-
Der that death makes no distinction in
age or sex and heed the injunction:
BE We also ready" When we are
called uponIto give up one by one in this
kingdom of death, we rejoice to know
that Jesus shall reign till this last
enemy shall be destroyed, and the res
erection morn shall witness His triumph
over death, hell and the grave. There
fore be it resolved:
/. As a school, and especially her
little class and teacher, that we extend
heal tfelt sympathy to the family of lit.
tie Inez Farmer and pray that they may
find comfort in the hope of a reunion
with mother who has passed on before.
?. That copy of these resolutions
be sent to the family, also spread upon
the Minutes of the Sunday School.
Mrs. S. j. AMEs,
Sunday School Teacher.
Miss FANNIE JARNAGIN,
School Teacher.
WILLIE MAY ROBINSON,
Glass Mate.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1900-09-15
A Terrible Tragedy.

Winona, Sept, S.--A tragedy in which
two men lost their livss has stirred this city
from center to circumference. VIM. II Wit.
ty, Mayor Of the city. was severely cut by
John Lacky, a man who has borne a bad
reputation as turbulent AMI unruly char.
aeter' Mr., Witty fingered until an early
hour this morning when he expired.
Lachy was drunk at the time OF his at.
tack gu Mr.. Witty and had been given no
proYocation for such action. A road ma.
chine was being tested on the streets and
Lackey was following it up cursing and a..
ouslng, Fer time Mr., Witty paid no at.
tsntlon to the annoyance but finally told
LacHey that he had nothing to do with the
matter and to move off. This enraged
Lackey and in frenzy he drew knife for
the purpose of attacking Mr., Witty. Two
OF the men present tried to stop Lackey
but he succeeded in throwing one OF them
of and cutting the other on the arm. He
then attacked Mr.. Witty with the above
result,
An attempt was made to arrest Lackey,
which he resisted and was then shot and
instantly killed by Marshal Thompson
when killed Lackey was within twenty
steps OF his horse on which, in pair of
saddlepockets, were found A Colts re.
YolYer and twenty-five cartridges. which
he was trying to secure.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1900-09-15
plnnt.r noes ReeeIye . PrsmIum

In an article printed in Southern pa
pers and paid for by the compress in
terest, the statement is made that the
American Cotton Company has paid
both the planter and the spinner Ibon'
uses to extend the use of the round
lap bale. This reluctant admission by
the compressmen that the use Of the
roondlap bale is profitable to planters
and spinucrs is not an exact statement
Of fact. The planter does receive a
premium for his cotton in roUndlap
bales, not as bonus, but because his
cotton in these bales is worth more to
any buyer than any other package, In
like manner, the spinner 5 profit from
the use of roundlap bales comes from
the economies they enable him to make
The farmers cares little who pays the
premium which his roundlap bale com
mand. What interests him is that they
bring him,more' money, and with his
profit in his pocket he is not deceived
by the Misrepresentation of men who.
while affecting tender solicitude for his
welfare. have only their own selfish
purposes to serve.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1900-09-15

! Columbus lH,ptlth items
Misses katherine and Emmi,
Patty, SalHe Foote and BenniC
VIII Gibson went over to WesI
Point Thursday TO attend a dance
which was given in that city
Thursday night. They returned tC
Columbus Friday mornin.
Miss Emmie Patty, of Macon,
Miss, who has been spending the
past week with Miss SalHe Foote,
leaves Tuesday for Tuscaloosa,
where she will attend school dur
ing the coming winter.
One of the most delightful enter
tainment, that has been given in
Columbus in a long, long time was
the reception which was given at
the elegant home of Capt. and Mrs.
H. d. Foote out on the highlands
last Friday night by their accomp-
lished daughter, Miss Sallie, com
plimentary to her three charming
guests, Misses Katherine Patty, Of
Atlanta, Emma Patty, of Macon
and Bonnie Win Gibson, of the
prairieS, Dainty and elegant re-
were served and with
lancing, cards and music, the mo
nents sped rapidly by, and all too
soon, the hour for departure ar
lived. The guests reluctantly took
heir leave, one and all declaring
t the most delightful entertainment
f the week.
The Columbus Baptist Associa-
ion, which has been in session at
'heba, Miss, adjourned last Sat
rday night after pleasant meet
1g lasting two days, and the dele
ates from Lowndes county haye all |
oturned home. They report a
plendid meeting of the Association
nd the attendance was large and |
Il the churches were represented. |
he Association selected Lowndes
ounty as the next place of meeting
nd Pleasant Hill church in the Dow
will entertain the
elegates next year. The meeting
i'll occur on Friday before the
econd Sunday in September,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1900-09-15

r. p. Olivia, of Barcelona, Spain
spends his winters at Aiken, S. c..
Weak nerves had caused severe
pains in the back of his head. On
using Electric Bitters, Americas
greatest blood and nerve remedy,
all pain soon left him. He says this
grand remedy is what his country
needs. All America knows that
it cures liver and kidney trouble,
purifies the blood, tones up the sto-
mach, strengthens the nerves, puts
vim, vigor and new life into every
muscle nerve and organ of the body.
If weak, tired or aiIing you need 1t.
Every bottle guaranteed, only 50
cents. Sold by all druggists.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1900-09-15
Mccormick Wins at Paris.

The Mccormick Harvesting Machine
Company of Chicago, has been awarded
the Grand Prize on Harvesting Ma
chimes at the Paris Exposition. Fhis is
the highest award.
The Mccormick Company also re.
ceiyed the highest award, a gold medal,
on binder Irvine, for the superior quail
ity Of its product. Special Irvine ma
chinery FROM the celebrated Mccormick
Irvine mill was exhibited to the jury
and awarded a medal
The McCormicks have received the
largest number of awards, as well as
the highest awards made to any Ameri.
can exhibitor. In addition to the Grand
Prize on machines and Gold Medal on
Irvine they have received two medals in
the department of metallurgy for supe.
riority in forming metals into special
parts for machines; in the department
of machinery a medal fer factory ma
and also silver and bronze
medals in other classes, six medals into
special parts for machines; in the de-
partment Of machinery a'medal for fac
tory machinery, and also silver and
bronze medals in other classes. six
medals in all, besides the Grand Prize.
The international iuries Of the Expo.
'ition have recognized the great revolu.
ion wrought by Mccormick machines
md this large number of awards is a
great triumph for America.
In addition to winning these awards |
he Gold Medal and 200 francs, the sin.
lie highest award for binders, was won |
asily by the Mccormick Binder at the
ield trial at Coulommiers on July 10, |
gainst all corners.
This is the greatest and most impor.
ant trial held in France during the Ex.
ition year. 1. T, Smith, agent, Ma;
on. Miss.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1900-09-15

From the Times, HinstilIe, Va.
I suffered with diarrhoea Tor long
time and thought l was passed being
cured. | had spent much time and mon.
ey and suffered so much misery that 7
had almost decided to give up all homes
of recovery and await the result bnt
noticing the advertisement of Chamber.
lain $ Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy and also some testimonials sta.
ting how some wonderful cures had been
wrought by this remedy, I decided to
try it, After raking few doses | vas
entirely well of that trouble, and wish
to say further to my rsaders and fellow.
sufferers that I am a hale and hearty
man to-day and feel as well as | ever did
III my life'-O R. Moore. Sold by T.
S. Murphey and o, F. Hamilton,
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= -
One Worth n Do,au

J. 0. Collier, Hubbard, Ark. writes
Ramon $ Liver Pills and Tonic Pellet.
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A Frightful Blunder

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Large sun spots, astronomers say,
caused the extreme heat this summer.
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Mr.. Mckinley has heard the coun-
try's demand for the repeal of the war
taxes, but his answer thereto, in his
letter of acceptance, is not satisfactory.
tie says, "unless something unfore-
seen occurs Congress should reduce
taxation. That leaves loophole for
the republican schemes of sxtraya-
gance, which prevented action on the
war taxes at the last session of Cong.
Tess