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Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-06-07

EN6VArER man may publish for
stlumns Of praise OF a man and
eneivn thanks; but II an un-
Iennl error is made in refer
. him or any of his ambitions
be neNhpaper man is "forever
~ a. faf ~ he is concerned.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-06-07
TRY GRAIN.Ol TRY GRAIH.O.

ASK your Grocer to-day to show you pack
age Of GRAlN-O. the new food drink that takea
the place 81 coffee. Tha children nay drink it
y. eA ts, as ne saas, Al We "
OF Mocha or Java, but t Is made from P1ro
grains, and tho most dolicate stomach recdtv8a
u without distress. \ tae price Of cofiee. i5c
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-06-07

tnInation of r, L. Goode for
s'|zss ludge Of the Eastern Dis
3 z*.ns to give general satisfac-
h1 1nal vote stood: Goode
: I'D 751<; Biggs 6sk and Dillon
81 Fry, OF Mexico, was made
sf o. the Judicial Committee
sIh Congressional district.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-06-07

0NE should welcome the
1lIer and help him in his
Hn does not come in the
4 village gossip and he is
10 retail the information
Il is impossible that accu-
1 Be obtained in the results
NzAcy is observed in the
great work.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-06-07

Practically agreed that the
Ee bill will not pass. The
ans are not particularly
Ioaz q give the president such
i' s'lctatorial powers-which
! zEf1o 60 Brysn's benefit-and
1crats will not let them do 1t
i esy wish.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-06-07

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace
Downing, Thursday, May 81, a son.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-06-07

{ seemed l could not
get my strength
m again. l have
chills and the
seTerest pains in
my limbs andtop
of head and am
almost insensi-
Z BILE at times. /
also have q pain
/ just to the right of
breast bone. 1t is
70 severe at times
hat I cannot lie on
ny rightside. Please
write me what yor
ihink Of my case. "
Mrs. cLABAGATEs,
Johns p. o., Miss. ,
April rs, 1898.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-06-07
"No Eye LAe the
Masters Eye. -

You are master of yonr
health, and If you do not
attend TO duty. the Blame Is
easily located. Fyour blood
Is out of order, Hoods Sar-
saparilla SuM purify It.
It is the specific remedy for troubles
Of the blood, kidneys, bowels or liver.
xldnevs = Ny kidneys troubled me.
and on sdvioe took Hoods Sarsaparllia
which gave prompt relief, better appetite.
Nv sieep is refreshing. II cured my Wis
aiso'1 MfcaAEL BofLE, S47S Denny strest,
Pittsbure. Pa.
scrofsilous HlIlilor-" Twas In terrihl.
condition from the itching ana burning ~
serofulous humor. Grew worse under
treatmenl Of several doctors. Took hood'
ssrsansrIlla and Hoo1's Pills. These cured
me thoroughly" J. J. LuTLE. Fulton, NJ L
H6od1 SaadapauI
S@g3ZlzIlE lEdE15lEIU
- - -. A.. f. :. -. tr.lta tIna mH.A
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-06-07
DO YOU GET UP
WITH alamo BACK 2
kidney TrOubIe Makes YOu MlserabIe.

Almost everybody who reads the news
papers Is sure to know Of the wonderful
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-06-07

Miss Maude Quisenberry, of Santa
Fe, is the guest OF Mexico friends.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-06-07

Constipation is cured by Hoods
Pills, 25c.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-06-07

wonderfully successful in promptly curing
lame back, kidney, bladder, uric acid irou-
bles and Bright's Disease. which Is the worst
form Of kidney trouble.
Dr.. Kilmer's Swamp-Root Is not rec
ommended for everything but Il you have kid
ney, liver or bladder trouble Il will be found
lust the remedy you need. lthas been tested
In so many ways. in hospital work, in private
practice, among the helpless too poor to pur-
chase relief and has proved 50 successful in
every case that q special arrangement has
been made by which all readers Of this papey
who have not already tried II. may have q
sample bottle sent free by mail. also book
find out fyou have kidney or bladder trouble.
VIhen writing mention reading this cenerous
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-06-07

offer In this paper and
send your address 10
Or. Kilmer &Co.. .Bing-
hamton, N. Y. The
regular fifty cent and
dollar sizes are sold BY
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-06-07

Hooas nm ear. llssr IN, ne aeaas.ls..las s=s
AN sSfkzffs 70 tsks vllh hesas sAE..Esfliaz
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-02-27
6ap bsbanptet es beitcbc fein Slnbs

% a fbingtpn, .. g., 21. Sebr.
Die 8oti9aft bes prdiioenten, lpos
nit 6eute elm 8eri6t bes StautsIefres
tdrs Sap in geantportuns auf Die
Decentralization oes Nationalen
Observation-Disclosures befOrbert pirb,
CAB eine tatesoriicbe @ntport auf bic
in Der &eIolution entbaltenen 5rasen,
besoa iicb aber ni1t auf bas bonn De-
partemsnt beaiigli9 Der 9lngelesenbeit
getroffene 0erfabren. gs lit ieitoem
i'm Staatsbepartement aussegeben
porben, bab Iofurt na4 Der 8etanntz
ma9ung bon Macrum's eriter grtlds
runs einse5osene Grtunoisungen Die
Sbatid9s ergeben baben, oab Der brts
tiI6en &egierung BON elmer Ginmts
I6uns in bic gorreIppnoenS bes ameris
fanil6en Goniulats in pretprid niAts
betannt lei unb ferner, oaB, ipenn eine
iol9e Ginmii6uns itattgefunoen babe,
bies sesen Die Snitruttionen an bic
britii9en 8ebOrben in Siibafrita ses
tpeIen lei.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-02-27
MuSlanO.
g ii b 81 frffa.
Ipm Griegsi6anpIatc.
Qpnb on. II. ssebr.

u u, II. StUl.
Cine Oepsi9e bon Soro Hpberts an
bas &riegsamt laItet:
Sacpbsoal, II. Sebr., 8 llbr so Mi>
nuten Worgens. @eneral &ellpz&ens
ms 8rigqbe na6m ben 9uren geItern
78 Wa9en nit Propiant uno S6ieb=
bebarf, Stpei Wdsen nit Mauiergetpeb=
rem, a6t &iiten @ranaten, Sebn SAB
Grploiipitoffe uno cine groBe Menge
Gebensmittel meg, alles au Sen. Gronz
ie's Eager ge6Dreno, bas nod bon
unierer Mrtillerie beI1oI1en purbe, als
&it9ener ben 8oten NIT Der SepsI6e
abianote.
2pn bon, II. Sebr.
9lnoeii6ts Der SbatIa9e, bab Sen.
grpnie auf pollsr Sludt besriffen lit,
unb Sen. aellps&ennp ibn i'm Hiiden
belditist, siebt man ii3 bier Der 9offs
nuua bin, bab cine entI9eibenbe
S9la6t balo Itattfinben piro, ipenn
iie nibt i6on seI9ldgen lit. Die Oe=
psI9en aus SacO6sDal beitGtisen bieIe
snnabme, inoem iie iasen. oab @ens-
raj Gronie geapungen mar. nausSu=
ipannen". nit anoeren Worten, elm
Eager auf5ui9lagen, nm ieinen 3ugs
p9ien Rube au sOnnen. Dies erfldrt
Sen. 3ellps&ennp's lebte SspelGe
iiber oas 9eidieben bes 2agers. bic
ou9lsih Die lanserpartete Na9riht
iiber @en &it9ener's 9lufentbalt
bra6te.
DAB Der 8eneral, pel9er in 10 uns
barmber5iser Weiie bss abalifen
Sdidial beiiegslte, bic @srfolsuna
Sen. Gronie's bsaafii&tigt, erbSbt baa
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-02-27
Sfiee: Ode Der 6. uno SowasS StraBe.
9epei6eu.
SxI6no.
Tontaeiunben.

pittsburg, pa., II. Sebr.
3ipei breiSebnidbrise anaben Ras
mems Sbomas parions unb Sucob
DUN tpurben leb.e Ha6t in einem
Gloiet bes metropolitan Sotel in
Wtillpale, pa., toot aufgefunben. Der
SOB mar bur9 GrItidung erfolst. Die
gEbiir bes Gloiets mar sei9lofen unb
man permutbet, bob bic &nabsn iie
ni4t baben Dffnen t0nnen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-02-27
gSic0er Oa.

Stpur gitp, Sa., II. Sebr.
Jrant Game bon Watefielb, gtebr,
ff por 10 Sabren perI9panb unb,
j.pie man permutbete, ermorbet poroen
mar, lit bsute ipieber aufsetau6t. Gr
eiebt feinen @runb fir iein 8erf9pins
ben an. Gr bat iid in Wtittel@ unb
Siibz9lmerita aufgebalten unb be-
bauptet, 3uriidsetebrt gu iein, um gez
piiie 5unlilienitreitisteiten gu f4li9s
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-02-27
Sn &anias Gitb am 4. SuIi.

Wafbinston .. g., %. 5ebr.
Der nd9lte bemotrutiI9e Yationals
conpent lpirb am A. Suli in 8anias
gitp, Mo., itattfinben. 60 purbs
in Der beutiseu Sibuns bes bemotras
tiI6en Nationalcomites i'm Sotel Hds
Leigh beI6loHen. Milipautee mar bic
einSige Stabt, bic ii6 nod um Die @bre
belparb, ben gonpent su beberbergen,
unb bic geringe Stimmenaabl, bic auf
Milpautse fiel (es erbielt 9 Stimmen.
pdbrenb 3anlas gitp 40 erbielD, riei
allaemeine lleberrdI4ung berppr. Sir
&anIas gitp trat rnter Inberen grs
9puperneur M. s. Stone unb fiirMils
fpaufee bas Mitslieo bes Natipnalcoz
mites, 6. s. 0au, elm. Sober BOT benz
4usI9uB $4,000 on. &anIas gitp
ertldrte ii9 auBerbem mod bereit, Sp=
telbsquemlihfeiten fir Die Mitslieber
bes gtationalcpmites, bic Salle mitOes
torationsn unb Muiit tpitenfrsi su lies
fern. Sins bon Miltpautee's itGrtlten
4rsumenten mar bic politii6e 0irs
flung, pel9e Die abbdltung bes gon=
pents in iener Stabt auf bic bsuti9z
amerifaniI9en Stimmseber ausiiben
piirbe, beren glnbdnglibfeit an bic re-
publifaniicbe Bartei, ipie benz gpmite
geiast Wuroe,, idpanfenb lei.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-02-27
syrnerprbr : SelSenarbeit.
81 e fp gprf. IL. ssebr

~ " ~ - ~ 80 OSNt'
Seuertpebrleute unb Poli5iiten fiibrz
ten beute Wtorgen friib BEL einem Seuer,
bas in benz 5sitOdigen Saufe go. 420
Siftb 2lpenue piitbete, elm lpaderes
Hettrngsnert aus. Gin Subenb
Mdnner uno Srauen la9en sur 3eit,
als bas Seuer ausbra9, in Dem Suuie
i'm feiten S9lafe, unb ale enttamen
pbne @erlebungsn, nit qusnabme BON
Sipei MGnner, bic f9limme 8ranbs
Dunoen oapontru9en.
sc. 6. Mcglellanb, Elm tppblbdben>
Der Sunggeieqe, purbe i'm eriten Stod
bonn Rau9e iibermannt unb nit
i9limm perbrannten uno BON 9las=
iplittern SerIhnittenen SiiBen gefuns
ben. Gr tpirb tpabri9einli9 seneien.
@. 8. Sbnan fouben bic Seuerpebr>
leute i'm bierteu Stod; AUDI er mar
bonn Rau9 beipubtlos eeiporOen. Der
6euerIdaben pirb auf $4,000 ss>
i9Gbt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-02-27
rgang 49, Snbuque SOMA, 9ienaag, Tbruar 1900

Morsen Inn 10t ubr Saspsr Sutton,
einsn bpdbstagten uno gea4teten glrs
ger bon BLOOMFIELD, inbem er ibm brei
&useln in ben llnterleib jagte, pel9e
iofortisen Sob our Solse batten. &.
Gaitburn bate in Sutton's Wobnung
ppraeiproden, um beHen 18sidbrigs
So9ter 9llice CUR Stride 81 begleiten.
Der Batter traf i'm an Der Sbiir uno
bisb ibn Ieiner Wege geben. IS ents
fpann ii6 barauf elm Streit unb Gut
ton folgte Galtburn Biz auf bieStrabe.
S9lieblib aosen 9eibe ibre Waffen.
Oo9 f6pb gaitburn auerit u. Sutton
fiel. ebe er feline Waffe erbeben tonnte.
Goitburn begab Iib bann in Sutton's
Wobnune, um bic So6ter 5u trDiten,
unb blieb bort, Biz bic poliaei etntraf
unb ibn perbaftete.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-02-27

nungslos leiitet. Gs iit unm0sli6, isi>
ne S9neioigteit nidt gu bepunbern,
aber gue peroammen oas nublpie
Spfern Der brapen Solbaten.
bon, %. Jebr.
Yin antliGer 9eri9t iast, bab am
Sonntag, ben 18. Sebruar, BEL paars
oebers Drift auf britil9er Settle 146
Wtdnn setObtet ipurben, barunter 63
9tsblanoers uno 18 Gauapier.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-02-27
@ie es In Genindp ausFcbt.

Sie benotrdttI9en 9eIeb9sber bats
ten beute in iebem Der beiben Sduier
Elm Quorum unb nabmen eins iibereinz
itimmenbs &eIplution an, iponaf bic
9eIebgebung fidb 1ier pertagen uno am
nd9iten Montas in Srantfort 5uiam@
mentreten iplle. 9pupsrneur 8edbam
bleibt bier, Bis Der San, bur9 tpel6en
ipie man bofft, Iein InIpru9 an bas
@ouperneursamt seibli6tet perben
ipirb, bpm gppellationsseri9t enti9ie=
! ben iein piro.
Srantfort, 8p., II. Sebr.
Sas republitaniIhe Saus Der &C.
iebgebunq bat in Ieiner 6autieen Sis
Bung cine HeIolution dngenpmmen,
fpprin yoem tapferen SOlbaten uno
patriotiIhen Staatsmanne", @oupsrz
neur Ropiepelt bon Nep Yorf, fir Ieiz
ne ermunternben Worte an 9pupers
neur Saplor Der Sanf bes SauIes
! aus9ebriift unb ferner beItlofien
purbe, bab bic Mitglieber unentpeat
in ibren 9emiibungen fortfabrsn Mir
ben, bis oas 8osbel'i6e WablgeIeb piz
tsrrufen Tel. Sn elmer anoeren 9eios
luton ipuroe Der 2iga republitanii9er
Clubs BON Snbiana fir ibre benz @oua
perneur SaDlor geSeigte Sbmpat6ie
unb Grmutbigung Der Oanf bes Sduz
fss ausgeoriidt unb cine ernitlihe Sor=
beruns biirserli9er areibeit geiteQt.
Die Si igng oes Sauies bauerte nur
flint Wti, aten.
Der Seaat trat sbenfalls auIammen,
oertdgte ii9 aber ipfort pieoer.
slns orm &ongreB.
Wai6ingtpn, n, .. g., IL. Sebr.
Saus. = @sgen 9lbeno nabm oas
Sdus nu9 piertGsiser 8eratbung Die
gtatpurlase fir @eisbgsbung, Grecus
tipe uno Suitia an. Sin lebbaftes
Wort9efe9t 5ipiiden bem Demptraten
1Sul3er bon gfep Yprt unb benz &epubz
litaner 8rospenor bon S1io bra9te
&6ipe4Ieluns in bic 8erbanblungsn.
GrIterer, Der Ioeben bon Der 9(ntis
SruIt>Gpnferen3 in Gbicago Suriidasz
ilbrt mar, lentts Die alufmertIamfsit
bss 6auies auf bic .MoniterzM zMonos
pole, nie, ipie er iugte, BON Der repub,
litaniI9en Administration sepflsgt
piiroen. 8oriibergebeno ma9te er
ou9 9emertunsen iibsr bic politit in
! Sbip. 9ies braCbte @rospsnor auf bic
\ Seine, Der bon pplitiI6em llnratb
fpra9, tpel4en Sulaer na9 Waibinss
ton auriidgebra6t babe, na9bem er
.ieine gircuStour" bur9 ben Weiten
als .@iae prdiipsntlbaftscanoibat
beenoet.
Sie Gipilbienitbepilligung, nel9e
I'm 9efammtausi9uB aus Der @tats
pprloge geitriCbcn iporoen mar, puroe
i'm Saule nit 1913 gs9en II ,Stimmen
pieber eingefiist.
Gin Susu 81 Cttumlua.
{ 1 O. O.[.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-02-27
Gin Sura ~ Cttunlpa.

Ottumpa, Sa,, Is. Se6r,
2eslie Goitburn, elm junser Mann
bon q Sa6ren, sri4ob am Sonntas
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-02-27
&erlss bun &e.leb> anr tnot.

SOS @nseIes. Gal., q. 5ebr.
2eslie 6. &eelep, Der betannte gr>
timber Der &eeleps&ur fir Srunten>
bolbs, lit beute fier i'm Otter bon 6S
Sabren einem 9er5leiben erlesen.
The age-herald., 1900-04-10

exercise of the police power by the state, and unless the regulations are so utterly unreasonable and extravagant in their na- ture and purpose that the property and personal rights of citizens are unneeessari- ly and in a manner wholly arbitrary, in- terfered with or destroyed without due process of law, they do not extend beyond the power of the state to pass, and they form no subject for federal interference"
 He also said in another connection:
 Tt is not a valid objection to the ordin- ance that 1t partakes of both the charac- ter of a regulation and also that of an excise or privilege tax.
 So long as the state law authorizes both regulation and taxation it is enough and the enforcement of the ordinance violates no provision of the federal con- stitutionn
The age-herald., 1900-04-10
>CIarge .fEoJsism

Chicago, April 9.-Charges that the Pres byterian general assembly was dominated by a system of bossism and one-man power worse than any political machine, and that that religious body was afflicted with packed committees, were made today at an adjourned meeting of the Chicago presbytery. The question came up during consideration of an overture received rom the Peoria presbytery recommending that the standing committee in the future be elected by the delegates instead Of being appointed by the moderator, and after an animated discussion the recommendation that the proposition be endorsed and sent to the general assembly was adopted by thirds vote.
The age-herald., 1900-04-10
LAST WEEK OF
 THE CAMPA|GN
Morgan Supporters Urged to be Vigilant-Ihe Registration
 Heavier Than Expected.

The Morgan campaign committee yester- day sent out the following letter to hum dreds of the supporters of Senator Morgan throughout the state
 Birmingham, Ala, April 9, 1900
 Dear Sir:-The campaign in the inter est of the return of Hon. John T. Morgan to the United States senate, is at it's close. To you and other friends in your vicinity, is due the greatest praise for your willing aid and hearty cooperation, and we feel that at this time it is incumbent upon us to assure you of the appreciation we feel and at the same time to express the hope that an overwhelming success will be your just reward.
 But success, as you well know, can only be achieved by watchfulness and eternal vigilance, and it is to urge you not to permit a sense of security to Hull you to sleep that this is written. The enemy has grown desperate by the repeated re- verses that have overwhelmed them since the people were aroused to action, and in the death throes will take advantage of every loop-hole to snatch semblance of victory from what must appear, even to them, will be an inevitable and crushing defeat. We earnestly urge you, therefore to exercise every known precaution, double your efforts, solidify the Morgan forces and see to 1t that not a single supporter of that peerless American and noble Ala bamian, John T. Morgan, remains away from the polls.
 '.Give the remaining days of the week solely to the campaign in your county. Keep up, with unhagging zeal the work of enlghtening the people and correcting misrepresentations and the result can but
The age-herald., 1900-04-10

grown steadily, with some unlmportant
 fluctuations, until now it numbers con
 siderably more than seven hundred, the
 largest in the history of the organization.
 This growth is suggestive when it is con-
 sidered that the persons eligible to. mem-
 bership are travelling salesmen, commission
 merchants, wholesale dealers, importers,
 manufacturers and their buyers and sell
 CTS only.
 Post A, Montgomery, was the first or
 ganized under the division charter by Na-
 tional President John A. Lee, the state off,
 cers and MT l.. c. Cardinal, with MT.
 Thomas H. Carr, president, and Mr. N. J.
 Greil, secretary. Wherever a post of the Travellers Pro- tective association is located, it is recog- | nized an active, aggressive force in com- | mereial matters, and the organization has | done a good work in Alabama, which is ap- preciated far beyond the organization lim- it's. Flourishing posts are organized at Montgomery, Mobile, Selma and Birming- ham.
 The officers of the state association are as follows: President-W. F. Tyler, Birmingham. First Vice-President-R T. Neville, Mobile.
 Second observation-disclosures Wool sey, Selma. Third ce-President-Gerald Ware, Montgomery. Secretary and Treasurer-E. l.. Higdon, Birmingham. Drectors-C. R. Williams, Birmingham J. H. McCary, Birmingham; R. E. Collins, l Birmingham; Henry Hess, Mobile; s. w. Lee, Birmingham; A F. Houseman, Mont gomery; W. F. Tyler, Birmingham V. B. Atkins, Selma. Chairmen of Committees-Robert Gun ningham, railroad, Birmingham; J. w. Weiss, legislative, Mobile; c. F. MoritZ, press Montgomery; l. H. DeWees hotel, Montgomery; o. F. Gaut, employment, Birmingham.
The age-herald., 1900-04-10
GREAT ACTIVITY
 IN THE HOUSE
Both Parties Working to Get Out Full Vote on Porto
 Rico Bill.

Washington. April 9.-Great activity was manifested in the house today in getting out a full vote for the approaching hnal contest on the Porto Rico bill. The ur- gent telegrams' sent by supporters of the bill to absent members brought number of responses, but it was developed that the number of absentees was unusually large and the telegraphic exchanges gave no positive assurance that all these ab- sentees would return. This introduced an element of doubt on the final result and encouraged the opponents of the bill to claim that there was still a good fighting chance to defeat it. Heretofore the most of the absentees have been paired, but owing to the confusion over pairs and the claims of advantage in adroit pairing, an entirely new system has been inaugurated. A printed slip has been prepared stating the details of the pair, making 1t not transferable" and requiring the sigma lures of both parties. This cuts off dead pairs" and also cuts off the numerous pri- vate understandings between members which number of pairs have been con- ducted.
 Only one absent democrat has failed to answer the telegram to return two are in- capacitated by sickness. With these ex- captions a full vote will be shown.
 A special meeting of the ways and means committee has been called for tomorrow to consider the Porto Rican bill. Chair man Payne says this will not change the previous plan of taking up the bill on Wednesday.
The age-herald., 1900-04-10
Miller Trial Continues

New York, April 9.-The trial of William F. Miller, the head of the "Get-Rich- Quick" Franklin syndicate, was continued today. Dram R. Judd, connected owiss-,. the Knickerbocker Trust companyyf testified that there was more than $200,000 to Miller s credit in the Knckerbocker Trust com pany and that he drew out $40,0UO on No- vember 22 1899.
 Harry Zabricsbi, one of the paying tell CTS in the Wells-Fargo bank. testified that Miller drew S1OO,OO0 s1C6U0 and !sf3,s25 be- tween November 21 and November 2S
 Daniel B. Lyster of the East River bank testified that Miller opened an account
The age-herald., 1900-04-10
ECAN IS PRESIDENT
 CENTRAL OF GEORGIA
He Has Been Elected to Succeed th Late Henry M. Comer-Hanson WiiI Have
 Charge of Finances.

Savannah, Ga., April 9.-At the regular quarterly meeting of the Central of Geor- gia railway today John Egan was elected president to succeed the late H. M. Conner. J. F. Hanson of Macon, was made chair man of the board of directors, which is a newly created office. He is to have charge of the finances of the company.
 Resolutions of regret were adopted on the death of late President Conner.
 MT. Egan, the new president, was gener- al manager of the Central of Georgia road about five years previous to his election to the presidency. Before coming to Georgia he was connected with a short line road running from Ishpeming to Marquette Mich. He was general manager of the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy during the Chicago strike.
The age-herald., 1900-04-10
CIGARETTE LICENSE
Supreme Court Sustains the Enforce
 ment of Chicago Ordinance.

Washington, April 9.-In the United States supreme court today an opinion was handed down sustaining the constitu- tionality of the Chicago ordinance prohib- iting the sale of cigarettes without a license.
 Justice Peckham delivered the opinion of the court, saying:
 "Regulations respecting the pursuit of a lawful trade or business are of very fre- quent occurrence in the various cities of the country, and what regulations shall be and to what particular trade, business or occupation they shall be applied are ques- tions for the state to determine, and their determination comes within the proper
The age-herald., 1900-04-10
General Oates Win Speak
Levy Wants lnf1rmat on

Washington. April 9.-Representative Levy. of New York, today introduced a resolution which, after reciting the state ments that thirty officers and men of the army in the Philippines have committed suicide and that more than 400 are now confined in insane asylums, and that seri- ous charges have been made against off, cials in the transport, commissary and quartermasters' services, calls upon the secretary of war for information and all- thorzes the speaker to appoint investi- gating committee if the house thinks nec- esSary.
The age-herald., 1900-04-10
In.por ant Pension Legislation

Washington, April 9.-The most impor- tant piece of general pension legislation before congress. that of revising the pen sion act of Jun 27, 1890, and other general pension laws was passed in a tentative manner today by the house committee on invalid pensions which decided to take the bill of Senator Gallinger as a basis of &C., ton and to make several amendments. The most important of these increases the age limit on which pensions are to be allowed and fixes sliding scale between the ages of 62 and 70, viz: $6 at 62 years, $S at 65,
The age-herald., 1900-04-10
PILES CURED WITHOUT THE; KNIFE.

Itching, blind, bleeding or protruding piles. No cure no pay. All druggists are authorized by the manufacturers of Pazo Pile Ointment to refund the money where it fails to cure any ease of plies, no matter of how long standing. Cures ordinary cases in six days. The worst cases in fourteen days. One application gives ease and rest. Relieves itching instantly. This is new discovery. and is the only pile remedy sold on positive guarantee, no cure, no pay. Price soc. If your druggist don't keep it in stock send us soc in postage stamps and we will forward same by maif, Manufactured by Paris Medicine Co.,, St. Louis, Mo. Man ufacturers of Laxative Bromo-Quinine and Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic.
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