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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-02-12
LEGISLATORS PAY TRIBUTE.
Absent Democrats Send Messages to
Senator Blackburn.

Louisville, Ky, February s.-The DEM
ocratic members of the legislature sent
the following message 10 senator Black
burn today explaining their inability TO
attend the funeral Of Governor Goebel:
"Hon. j. g. $. Blackburn. Frankfort,
Ky-The democratic members OF the Ken
lucky house Of representatives. now in
Louisville and menaced with armed du-
ress and unlawful military arrest and
detention, for unprecedented purposes
directed against the civil government OF
our commonwealth if we should attend
the funeral Of our beloved governor at
the state capith today. send YOU this eX-
preston OF our poignant regret and sor-
row that we cannot be with you. We
need not assure you and the thousands
of srief-stricken kentuckians in Frank
fort today that our hearts go out win
yours in unspeakable devotion to Ken
tucky'S martyred governor. with each
of you we each earnestly trust that
tho all-prevaillng memory OF Governor
GOebers life given allegiance to the peo-
pie of his state Will quickly result IN a
full restoration to them of their powers
of government under the law May Goa
be with you in all you say and DO.
SOUTH TRIMBLE,
"For the democratic members of the
house Of representatives.
"Hon. j. c. S. Blackburn, Frant-
fort-Absent on this occasion that we
may not jeopardlze that for which the
honored dead sacrificed his life, the SEN
al makes its tribute at the grave or the
martyr a Tyre attuned to the note ne
sounded with dying breath-'Be true 10
the great common people. ,
THE democratic member of the Ken
lucky senate"
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KENTUCKY FIGHT Is NOW
IN A BAD LEGAL TANGLE
Continued from First Page.

Continued from First Page.
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under the constitution to make lawful
adjustments
a. That the board of state election com
missionerS. sitting as board of contest.
shall postpone all of is proceedings until
Tuesday February IL. 1900 or until such
later date as IL may determine: Provided
10 may in the meantime meet ana adjourn
IL IL shall determine that such meetings
are necessary or eNpcdient.
% That il is earnestly recommended TO
both parties that in the consideration ana
determination OF all pending and unde-
termined contests for the offices Of repre-
sentatives and senators. all partisan con-
sidcration shall be eliminated as far as
may be; but thi ~DrOVisiOn shall not be
regarded as any ng more than a recon-
80 That the sent general assembly
shall provide absolutely fair and nom
partisan clcc4.-.4 law which shall secure
To the voter the fullest measure of protec-
tion TO the end that IL shall be tlt full
est liberty to east his vote without let or
hndrance and have Il counted as east,
and shall secure To the Officers OF election
the fullest protection in the discharge Of
their duties.
-. That as soon as possible from this
date the state militia now on duty at the
seat of government shall be Withdrawn
ana sent to their homes. due regard being
had for the preservation Of the public
For the republican party:
JOHN W. BARR.
AUGUSTUS T.. WILSON,
1T. II. BAKER.
ID ". LINDSAY.
DAVID W. FARLEIGH
CHARLES Il. BALLARD.
"For the democratic party:
10. G. :. BLACkBCRN,
JAMES Il. McCREARN,
"ROBERT j. ERECkENRlDGE,
"IREY WOODSON.
IS j. SHACkEIFOltD,
phil Il. THOMPSON, JR.,
"F II. LILLARD. SIR,
y II. THOMPSON.
eve apnr0Ve the above:
JOHN MARSHALL,
y. &. W. BECKAM.
"By 10. c. s. BLACNBURN.
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Old Soldiers Welcome Bryan.

New York. February 7.-AIr Bryan
spoke tonight I'm Carnegie Music hall on
pending Problems under the auspices
Of Winfield Scott HANCOCK post No. 90
Grand Army Of the Republic, of the de-
partment Of New York. for the relief of
soldiers and widows and orphans
More than go men and women paid
tn. price Tor admission. With the hope or
filling the big hail. those in the galleries
were invited down stairs.
There were enthusiasm, however in the
crowd a. MIR. Bryan entered the hall es-
corted 10y Ex-Governor Hogg o. p H.
Belmont and Tom L. Johnston.
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Piles Cured without the Knife.

All druggists are authorized by the
manufacturers of PAZO OINTMENT 70
refund tho money where IL fails to cure
any case OF piles. no matter how long
standing. Cures ordinary cases in six
days. the worst cases in fourteen days.
one application gives ease and rest. Re
lieyea itching instantly.
This is new discovery and is tho only
pile remedy sold on a positive guarantee,
no cure no pay. Price 50 cents.
IL your druggist don't keep il in stock
We will forward same by mail.
Manufactured by Paris Medicine Co..
81 I,Euis Mo
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I lti. - y. w Fttiti'is
of Nevada, Mo. who
originated, il is now
endorsed by the
press and pulpit.
This universal en-
dorsenlent came
about from the tact
that this wonderful
curative pO W q r,
which cures diseases
at "A distance just as
readily as it does
those cases that
are erso n n lly
brought to Nevada
for treatment has
been tested in the
past two years ON
more than 100, 600
cases of every dis
ease known to man
or woman, $ o m e
acute. others chron-
ie: some were cases
of women who suf-
ferred every agony
from diseases COM
mon TO their sex;
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today from New York and practically
opened the campaign in southern New
Jersey with n speech this morning. This
place was I'm holiday attire and the heavy
downpour of rain did not dampen the
% the New Jersey democrats.
Most of the manufacturing ana business
places closed at noon, which gave work.
men and others an opportunity of seeing
and hearing the distinguished Nebraskan.
Every county I'm southern New Jersey
was represented here today by large DEL
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Reception at PIainfield.

New York. February Wv. J. Bryan
delivered an address in Music hall,
Plainheld. II. j., this afternoon.
The speaker said he had no hopes Of
converting any magn who i'm 1886 voted
against free silver. and did not know why
ne 80 voted. The man who voted against
free silver. and who knew why he voted
that way, was man open for conviction.
He said he had been asked to drop the
money question. In reply he would say he
considered Il the greatest question that
had ever been presented to the American
people. He would not drop IL, but would
stand by all Of the principles Of the dem
ocratic party.
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Iirinr nn Horse Flesh.
Asiatics in Quarnntine.

Westminster February Sturgeon Gen
sraI Wyman had some unofficial adv'ces
from san Francisco which showed that
the conditions iE Honolulu were much
improved The dispatch said there were
about s.ea AsIatics in quarantine. The
good showing made by the news brought
bv the Alameda which arrived al san
Frauri-1u today. is very gratifying q the
suthurlIirs here and IS in their opinion
"a complete Justification ~ the employ
meus ~ the drastic measures rCsorted 10
lv the Hawaiian authorities 10 stamp
cont rhs- disease
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about his wifes experiment and he gives her
the credit Of having restored him 20 his senses.
u Is certainly a remarkable remedy, cures
n man without his effort. does him no harm
and causes him no suffering whatever.
Dr. Haincs. the discoverer viii send a trlal
packaco of this grand remedy free to all who
will write for II. Enough Of the remedy Is
mailed free TO show how ii is used i'm tea col-
Zee or food, and that il Will cure the dreaded
habit quietly and permanently. Send your
name and address to pr. J. w. Haiues,' 1907
Glenn building Cincinnati, Ohio, and he VIII
mail a free sample of the remedy to YOU, So
curcly sealed in a plain wrapper, also tull
directions how TO use il. books and testimon-
ials from hundreds who havet 1een curtd ana
oyerNthing needed to aid yousin saving those
near and dear 10 You from life of degrade
ti0n and ultimate poverty and disgrace
Send for a free trial today. Ii viii brighten
the rest OF your life
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landed s.oo British troops on the right
of the BOer position. The Beers imme-
diateIy crossed the river and made an
attack with rifles and artillery. forcing
the withdrawal OF both the train and the
troops to Chieveley. The fighting on the
upper Tucela river lasted until s:s1 yes
ter,iay CruesdayD evening. Particulars
are lacking Firing IT both Colenso ana
along the upper Tugela had been pro-
ceediug since O'Clock this morning.
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BRYAN To Speak at Raleigh.

Raleigh. " c., February S.-(SpeciaL)-
w. J. Bryan accepts Democratic state
Chairman Simmons's invitation to speak
here next Tuesday evening. The chair
man leaves all the arrangements to the
mayor and the county chairman. There
will be "A conference of Bryan and num-
Der of the democratic state committee
men and some other democratic leaders.
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Cured OF Drinking
A Woman's Secret Method Whereby
She Cured Her Husband, Who Was
a Terrible Drunkard, by Mixing
a Remedy in His Coffee and Food,
Curing Him Without His Help or
knowledge.
A TRIAL PACKAGE FREE TO ALL.

IL takes n woman to overcome obstacles. Mrs.
Chas. W. Harry 92O York St, Newport, Ky,
had for years patiently borne the disgrace. suf-
ferirg. misery and privaton due to her hus-
bands drinking habits. Learning there was
n cure for drunkenness which she could give
her husband secretly. she decided to try 10.
She mixed il IN his food and coffee. and as
the remedy is odorcss and tastelcss, he never
knew what il was that SO quickly relieved
the craving for liquor. lie 500 = 20 pick
up in flesh, higsnpDetitc NJ turn
cd. he : - " now .aud
they IA! -. -,fue told
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Execution of Reuben Ross.

Raleigh. n. C.. February 9.-(Special)-
Reuben Ross. the negro convicted of as
sault ON a white married woman in Robe
son county. and who was thrice respited
by thu governor, Was hanged AT Lumber
ing innocence. The question of his gullt or
innocence was one of the most puzzlinS
ever before the governor of this state.
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Rnhinrtnn Not Located.

T.ou,I,n. February s-The dispatch from
Eoslporsl,erl. drift does not say whether
General Darlington finally Joined zen,
seems III indicate that he did So
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Plumer Was Repulsed.

Pretoria. February Colonel Flumer
fore OF February "a attacked the boel
pnsiti0n near RamOusta. and after heAsS
trhtins- Including an endeaNor 10 TN m
,,1trs,.f Their loss * unknown No b"eiS
W. IN Iur..al.
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his method of Magnetic Healing, known Welt
merism TO any man woman who will write him.
lie viii teach them by mail personal instructions
he makes the statement that a student becomes
as efficient in the curing power as himself in ten
days time. Anyone who wishes to take adyanta a
OF this grand offer and become possessed of not
only the greatest. but at the same time, the best
paying profession of the age, do by adj
dressing Prof j. IL. Kelly. Sec'y, Nevada Mo
who will send you full instructions free of charge
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again all o { h e r
professions ar q
o VerCro Nv led,
while il is impOs-
slble To overcrowtl
a profession that
cures diseases, es-
pecially when sta
tistics tell us that
over eighty per
cent of the hui
man race are Suf-
tering from dis
eases of every ma
ture. Prof. =. A.
W tltfner IS very
anxious to have
Others take up his
noble profession
and assist Kim in
his grand work.
for his method of
healing has now
become so famous
that he must call
upon others 10 as
sisI him: he will
therefore teach
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To Cure n Cold in One Day

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All
druggists refund money If 1t fails 10 cure.
Csc. h. w. Groves sig. is on each box.
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The mysteries of disease have into
the Joys of health by new science that is as mystic
rotls ms il IL eflicacous This science, which IL
known as Wefmerisn. as il takes its name from
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Diseases of Women

Positively cured; success in hundreds of
cases; advice free. DIR. Tucker, IS Broad
St. Atlanta. Ga.
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NO NEWS FROM BUTLER.

r.r.I,r, F.hr1llrv 1e.-i-i0 a Mn
latest oi~ratch,s rom the front. sh1N'hs
I'M. real reasons for General Butler T.
tfr.ueut and his intention IL tfy asAih'
auite destroy the comforting anu 4i5S-
NOUS theory that the movement was az
elaborate fsiut Co facilitate IN" mann az
Vaurr ~ Lord ROBERTS. theory wiz.
oss-aiued acceptance largely o-cauSs %
Air RarfDur-s statement 10 parliament
1-y,.,.. ...r,,f-,rr,- useless reticences and
urevarlcsstinus ou the part Of the govern
meut ami th. war office are beginning 10
~ criticised severely
NJ vurl his Yet issued from the war
office regarding General EULER latest
stts INIT although the correspondents are
allowed o. telegraph with fair amount
IL freedom and thus Tar only a pattlai
list 20 casualties has been published The
dating IL messages from Frere camp may
Indicate ,bat General Enllcr has WIFI
drawn au h.s furDe there
The London newspapers. having become
accustomed o. ,hs.-y-. maintain a hopeiui
t.ua but the situation is much more
thr,ateuIu- thau 90 seemed t' d. week
a-o. Proofs ~ the -cTiuie strength anu
mobility uf the B'-r artillery toEetie'
WITH che rumnr that General Iouhert IS
taking tfe initiative with ,he object 81
cutting General Ulllcr communication
arr fu u1 wIv reSs~urinE-
Even tho most -tu-uiur persons p in
- @aa that Ga IS quite. hopeless o. .,s'sct
ths. relief ur I.aIy-niIh. while it Is clear
that. ff CT ~ impossible for Butler 10
reach I-lEysmiih tr IS equally imI'"@-1nl~
for tlg garrison. exhausted hy sHhileSS
AMI rriEn.iuuS. On ,ut way out
R..u..r.- 81 th- Isu.r ldvauC" through
ZuzuiauI are 1t~,t-icttuG- 10 they -h"u.i
~. able Co strike at tsrrytpNn- 'H'utl .ti
tsuTie~ would ts compelled tu turn ms
attention tu the eastern @t,i. ut Natal
THE fact -lt- Lord Hob. rt> 'trE.N"n
v- Mr.1isr river Friday SesEns q snHN
rh1t De- has heeu uE "a SOUND ~ in~iset-
tf.u 90 -h.. chief commands ana THAT the
1r8.u advance i~ uut 80 uc1r as has eeen
-lp. r- H.
Living on Horse Flesh
StartIin- Intelligence comes from kim
afrIey Gre the cape newspapers JUS re-
srivsI by mail in London l. appears
that since January S;h the ratipns at
kimhar.sv have been for th- most part
bor~s ti.sh. sp reprruant To women sud
children that many refuse 20 eat Il also
..preSrs .haJ the death rate has been
b. tvy .fId that rh. privatiJns AZ the
garrison have been increasing steadily
This news iT startling trn.ause the ren-
Spr bias uur allowed lt 60 Dee cahl-l- Pos
Silly sg'ch conditions explain the presence
the apparent gore Eslr.lttuus Tor AL advance
from that point
Although the British viii soon have
sHttg men iu South Africa, The Daily
Mail ami other papers are still asking
for more troops
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BRYAN in New jersey.

Burlington. n. j.. February S.-William
]. Bryan arrived here shortly before noon
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For the democratic members of u
CROWDS VIEW GoEBEL'S BODY.
Demonstration at Covington Was
Impressively Simple.

Covington, Ky. February 6.-The dem
onstration IN honor of Governor Goebel
in the city and county which he had
in the state senate for twelve
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FOR Your AltarS
and Your Fires. =

Patriotism. is always COM
n,endable, but in every breast
there should be not only the
desire to be a good citizen,
but to be strong, able bodied
and qveH fitted for the battle
of life. To do this, pure
blood Is absolutely neces-
sary, and Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla is the one specific (Which
cleanses the blood thorough
ly. IT acts equally aveH for
both sexes and all ages.
Hunor When need a blood pur'-
fer / take Hoods Sarsaparila. 1t cured
nv hurrior and is excellent as a nerpe
tonic Josie Eaton. Stafford Springs, Ct.
Hoods Saaaqboa@
lEI.!lIzEi2sl122U3r
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RODS for treasure seekers. guaranteed; circular
free Texas Rod Co. Box la. Dallas. Tex
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day; this not strange, when one considers that dis
ease IS the greatest enemy of the human race Its
a foe 10 success, happiness, and contentment and
this wonderful power, known as weltmerism, dis
pels disease and vanishes this foe without the aid of
either medicine or surgeons knife: and then
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-02-12

eight per cent OF
those who have
used il, and the
number of these
reaches to the
hundreds of thou
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WANTED-Two reliable travelling statesmen n
each state; permanent position; salary and ex-
penSes; experience not absolutely essential Ad-
dress Carolina Tobacco Works, Greensboro. Nc.
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~ ~AAlM UNITS AAaHE
been treated by the
best doctors IN this
city hut got no help
whatever. wrote 20
YOU for advice. You
told me that BY my
sym ptoms you
thought ! had liver
complaint and advised
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1900-08-08
White Rock Writings.
To the Editor Of the Dispatch:

To the Editor of the Dispatch:
Our section 10 wanting rain.
Fruit has been plentiful, but as a
rule, not as good as usual in quality
Miss Maude Cleckley, who has
been in Augusta, Aiken and Savan-
nah for the last eighteen months,
returned to her old home few weeks
since.
The old Sinclair post effi:e near
here has been discontinued. At one
lime, this was one Of our largest
country Offices, but since the build
ing of the railroad it had not been
much patronized until it was finally
discontinued few months since.
Qlite lot Ct wood and lumber is
oeiog delivered at this place.
Mr.. Ben Wessipger leaves this
week to visit his brother and friends
in North Caroline. His final destins,
tion is Pli'adelphis, where he begins
a course in theology. S G. B.
August 7, 1900
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leesviIIe Notes.
To the E iitor of the Dispatch:

To the E iitor of the Dispatch:
Candidates are plentiful.
The continued dry, hot weather
has done considerable damage to the
crops.
Mr.. G.. D. Bars -four mill is run
ming day and night now and can not
supply the demand. More wheat
was raised in our section this year
than there ever was before.
Miss Maude Atkissop, of Ockla-
homa, is visiting her sister Miss
Ethel, of this place. Miss Maude
has with her little Indian girl, a
very bright child and quite curiosity
among our town people.
Mrs. H. P BJukuight has been
coufned to her bed for a mouth with
a severe spell Of fever, but we are
glad to note that she is now improv-
ing.
The infant babe of Rsy. I, G
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A Pretty Pulpit.

The members Of st. S ephen' s
Evangelical Lutheran church have
had an exceedingly neat and pretty
pulpit put up in their new church
ediice. It is the handiwolk of Mr..
George Taylor, Of Irene, an artisan
of remarkable genius. This is un-
doubtedly by far the handsomest
church edi6ce in the State outside
of the cities and large towns, and re-
fleets credit upon pastor, members
and the community alike. When the
new pews are placed it will be beau
tifully furnished.
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Death of a BRIGHT Little Girl.

Minnie C,lestiae, thu bright and
sweet little daughter of Prof. and
Mrs. P. T. Brodie, died at the resi-
dence of it's grand parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. S. Bradford, last Sunday
afternoon, after an illness of few
days with gastritis. She was 81
years of age and was an interesting
little child. The sympathy of the
community 60 out to the afflicted
parents in this time of their bereave-
ment. TIE funeral services were
conducted by the Rev. H. Thoma",
who was assisted by the Rev. J. G
Graiehen and the interment was in
st. Stephens cemetery.
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The Ball Should be Set Rolling.

Gaps & Price have erected COM
modious workshop on the site tf
their planning mill in town. This en-
terp,ise fills long felt wsnt and
marks another step in the progrf SIS
of our town. Oilers should follow
the public spirited example Of these
gentlemen and do something for the
business interest of the place. There
is plenty of room for the establish
ment of many small enterprises
which will be money makers for their
owners. Tie field is certainly invit-
ing and all that is needed is some cre
with push and energy enough to give
them start.
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News Items from Selma.

To the Editor of the Dispatch:
Children's Day was celebrated at
Shady Grove last Wednesday, Aug.
lst. The regular program was sue
cessfully rendered by the Sunday
school in the forenoon, directed by
Mr.. R. G. Eleazer, Superintendent.
In the afternoon interesting ad
dresses were made by Rev. S. G..
Ballentine, Rev. DR.. Daniel, of
the Columbia C)llege and the
pastor, Rev. Mr.. Abercrombie. All
the exercises of the day were highly
interesting to the very large audi
ence. The dinner as usual en- such
occasions was abundant and excel
lent. Re7s. W. A Julian and n. S.
Younginer we're also present, tie
former made the opening prayer and
the latter read the pastors address.
The audience came from four coun-
ties, Richland, Fairfield and BAN
we'll being present.
The crop prospect is not good.
We have had very little rain since
the last week in June and the ex-
tremely hot weather is affecting
fields and gardens seriously. Peache 8
and apples are very inferior, while
grapes and pears will be fine.
List Wednesday some parties un-
known entered the dwelling hou Q
and pantry of Mrs. Fannie Folk and
helped themselves to -four, bacon,
canned fruits, preserves, &c. Tie
family were attending the Childreu's
Day exercises at Shady Grove.
We are expecting big crowd at
White Rock on the 18th, when Il e
united Children's Day service of r ".
S. G Ballentine's Sunday schools will
be held. These annual gatherings
have heretofore been attended by
immense crowds and we hope the
coming celebration will eclipse all its
previous ef3rts both in the large
gathering of people and the interest
ing nature of the program. Special
efforts will be made to insure its
success. b.