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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-21
SQUADRON DELAYED By A GALE
The North Atlantic Fleet storm
bound in Hampton Roads.

NORFOLK. Va, Dec 21-Tne North At
lantic squadron is stormbound in Hampton
Roads and viii not sail until the gale sub
sides. The probabilities are that the
squadron viii be in the Roads for several
days to come.
The wind off this coast today IS blow1EE
at the rate OF thiFty-six miles an 1r
with Increasing velocity and q heavy sea
is running. Seamen say such bad weather
has not prevailed for months. The little
torpedo boats attached to The squadron
would not survive such blew as is now
en- outside
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-21
/ CANAL TREATY MJDDLE
Costa Riea and Nicaragua Refuse
to Accept Its Terms

sIiaisters of Central Arneriean Re-
pubIics Claim That Secretary Hay
Has violated the Terms of the Pre-
tocoI. Making 1t Nall and Void
They Decline to Enter Into ANY
Further Negotiations, ana are said
Ia he Supported In Their Attitude
I,y the British Government-Refuse
TO Consent to the Erection OF
Fortiacutiona On Their Territory.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-21
BoERs NEAR JOHANNESBURG.
British outposts Threatened by OPP
,e-r,sc,S co-,,,.15o

5rItLNU UsEtFV@as IHEsEktttitH U4 UU-
perman's Commando.
PRETORIA. Dec 2o-(S:5o D. m.l--It is
reported that several bodies of Beers have
been lowering around johannesburg. op-
perman's commando has made several
haIf-hearted attempts TO catch the out
posts between Zuurfontein and Kaalfon-
tein unawares.
"sniping' by the Beers was active
last night
The general situation is not wholly
satisfactory. There great military ae-
tivity IN an effort epress the larger
Boer commandos- er ttis has been
done, the guerriilss v i be run down.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-21
REPRESENTATIVE WISE DEAD.
conEressnaan From the Norfolk Els
trict Expires at HIS Home.

trict Expires at HIS Home.
WILLIAMSBURG. Va. Dec 21.-Richard
AIsop Wise, Representative IN Congress
from the Second district Of Virginia. died
at his home IN this city shortly after 1
o'cloek this morning
His >-cath was not unexpected. Mr..
Wise's health having been poor for
nearly year. Members Of his family
were with him when the end came. Ar
rangements for the funeral are under
consideration, but have not been com
pleted.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-21
THE RECESS OF CONGRESS
Both Branches Adjourn for the
Christmas Vacation.

4 Brief session of the Senate by Rea-
son of the Death of the Presiding
omeer's vife-The House at work
Less Than Half an Hour, business
BEING interrupted by the An
nOuncement of the Demise of Rep
resenta4ivs wise OF v;rsinis-only
Dozen Members On the Floor OF
The Chamber When The Hour Az
rived for BcIng Cuiied TO Order,
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-21
A Acmiser os the Bend Elected.

CAPE TOWN. Dee Site election in
tho Paarf district. for nsesaher sf the
Legislative Assembly. has resulted in the
return OF Nj. Ci1fle member CT the
.frisander Bond whn received 1913
votes, against SO east for his oppensnt,
sir. De yiilieTs.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-21
PROGRESS OF THE KENTUCKY.
American warsEfp ia stop at suez
Over ChristEnas.

PORT SAID. Dec 21-The United
States waFshIp Kentucky entered Ihe
canal this morning. She win stop at
Suez over Christmas, and will proceed
Deeemher 26 10 Colombo and Mayla.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-21
|CUDAHY CASE CASE MYSTERY
The Omaha Police Puzzled By tho
Conflicting Testimony.

The Packer whose Son was Kianap-
ed Said to Have Told Several Ia
consistent stories-BanSers Deny
That $4,000 IN Cold Was Pro-
cured From Any Local InstItatiOH.
The boy Who was Abducted New
Chains TO Hays BeeH chIorosornaed
by HIS eaptor.-A statement Made
By Chief Denahue aesarding the
Escape of the ConsBirators.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-21
s1.25 To Baltimore and Return 81.
Via Pennsylvania Railroad.

Tickets on sale Saturday ana Sunday. December
. and q, good &c return until Monday, De.
cem5er "a All trains except Congressional Linz
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-21
Death Of Georaes Reeker.

we'll known French painter, died hare yes
terday.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-21

The Has7..sassd Tgpesriter Co, 81 Sth 81. nw.s
are p-esentisg % their customers sonpiete snap
Of the we<le. zcg are invited 70 call.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-21

white Pine Painted Doors, s4.10
each Weather strip. I cent per foot Eneal; besi
boards only 81 3s per 100 So IT. slI at eth and h
7. ave. nv. Frank Libbey & Co.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-21
THE PRESIDENTS 9URKEY.
a Pure White Bird Arrives at tn
Executive Mansion.

President Mckinley last pight received
his Christmas turkey, the SIT Of T. s.
Barger and l. a Taylor, CT Dublin. Va.
The bird Is fine specimen, pure white,
and weighs little more than thirty pounds
In sending the donors expressed the wish
that the President might have merry
Christmas
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-21

Flynn's Business college. s4h and K.
Business. Shorthand Typesvrising-$as gear.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-21
Norfolk & Washington stean.boat c.

Delightful tris daily at $50 D. N. nom 100.
Norfolk and the South. For scnedlIe. see page Q
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-21
THREE STEAMERS DISABLED.
shipping Hampered Because OF tn
Heary Gales.

SnEppI1s AafspRES0 bctd1sc 0E SGe
Heavy Gales.
LONDON. Dec. zl.-Reports Of shipping
disasters in consequence of the great
gales of the past few days continue to
arrive.
The latest is in regard to the Red star
line steamer Westsrnland, which vas be-
ing towed to southampton by the steamer
Somerhill Beth vessels are now disabled
or Weyncpth. The hawser by which the
Somerh.Il Svas towing the Red Star ship
parted during the storm The Western
lands propeller is broken.
A steam Iifeboat has brought fortv-six
IF the crew of the White star steamship
Cufic ashore. The steamship is anchored
eff the Skerries, disabled. Immediately
after reseuing these men the lIfeboat put
out agasa and rescued the crew Of Z
schooner aich was stranded at PrErisgn
Point.
- 0S - xS1E4fmo-a ~ns Ra4~rz. zs,,
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-21

Taste Bailantine.s India Pale Ale. Notice Tie
BODY; that shows The qpsiits
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-21

S1.25 to 8eItimere snd Return via
H. & o. Saturday and SUNDAY,
December p and 2s good Ter return until fol-
loving Monday. Tickets good ca al srains ex-
ceps Royal Limited.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-19

CINCINNATI. o.. Aug. lin the case
OF the Chesapeake and Oaso Fuel Com
pAnY. CHARGED by the government with
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have also finished over in the Mckee val
ley. The geologfst who has had charge
OF that work went East to Washington
CITY today. where he Will prepare the data
ne has gathered, to be published some
time during the winter. as one OF a series
OF water supply papers which can be had
on application to the director of the geo.
logical survey: He win also prepare a
geoiogfcai study TO be published In an Ell
lensburg folio OF the Geological Atlas, con-
tanning Typographical map and COM
pfete description Of the rock formations
and history, and q discussion Of the soils.
artesian waters and other resources, TO be
Issued IN about eighteen months.
In advance of the detail work regard
ing the Eilensburg region. we win make
an examination Of the country. I will
have charge OF the geological work and
VIII proceed to the Lake CheIan and
Methow regions. where / expect to work
for I'VE or six weeks.
Mr.. Spurs win have charge Of a branch
OF the work. examining into the mineral
rocks OF the Monte Cristo district, and
win report there tomorrow. This work is
OF value az determining the proper laws
and mineral rules to govern a district.
Our timber researches will consist of
studying the character Of the trees. the
varieties. economic values and the stand"
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As.slieation has ss.a usar fa~ the sis~Sansion q
The Ame7ican Dsstlnrriss Company, ~ Ameyias.
whirh = Incorporated znser the isss a Nex gsrs~1
~lfh ea.iiAiiEztsnn a tt@essH
Charles " Raxxies a Cnsesso. fesmssly ~ Mxn
stse. has nesE salt IA tbe UBif<& Stats fistfsss
ratr - pspcafs flszsia;sos ~ the partnership q
he Bsek1sy a Dousi4s LHnah~z ComgasI. Il Mass
tee
ne cxnaaasn PNeiEs Ia. asesaea 70 Erkas saAsd
usss 20 tsg siise1 nesAsatrs ard hc.srmxAxzs. sud
seeoeu4gs them hss4g. Both bGArtsls and
eErstss esaaserrr that ne s-vise saa sfss - sst
tied.
CYrus Fssad ADAMS. a eraoSsa ~aissr. liHkpiss sHs
erstlr. AMI FksAap At1s1tt. "A D2te. aba sntoxss
bar. hssa atgasz,c1 ~ Chairzsa HAMA rssrn,srs
q ne advisory cruun;ss< q tbs Repah2issA ussseua
etErmtttsn
ArgSh<saov CAagpeile ia spotekac dsisgAte 20
the rktpB4nes las wTstss4 thzs ess inFrss aton a
cEaren aFksrs thrrs 81 saous er1e1 aud sANi be an
tecss to ma1s b. p~zaaai rss~t 10 ths poss eaksy
- Nasernter.
Il IL said that the mrn~g fuF MsesezEts q Mzaa's
rxslF1aE fTrrn he Crest Lakes 70 sAs rsrs<. vita
hranch h1s fc BsExca, las h~ea sah.rfih<d "a
Iatao1. Tbs Pseifs tsFnnus VII Re &C fAs aoFlA-
ern co&s. q British Goinnssa
Sir HEAVY ssszpsoz. ssfer.zary sargsoa % TIA
queen, esd former president - TIA Royal Ccilexe a
Veterinary sasxeuns. las been s1up6 sruwnef II
Ratchet hue hkszssire. where b. 0xAed thu
saoth.e4 estate BE -. bora In 80 and wss q;
a1s tine mayor q xAndaox.
ne canp.roSr o< the treasury Lays eosn the
rr5nripie that . sesernmenf contract mag bs ef-
t>zded as 20 tire: that Is. rodihrt % reisss
the contractor n pensltiz cr damage. OILY when
sbe ncalaczta1 ia for the tsssrssts az the spserz-
nsnt, bszns based upon a rev snd valuable eonssd
Grafton
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-19
TRAGEDY FOLLOWS
INSULT TO A WOMAN.
w. w. Fenetoa. Wisconsin, Merchant.
Interested In Washtagtos Prop
erty, kiiied by J. u. Robbtns-

RHINEIANDRR. Wis, Aug. NV w
Feneion, head OF the firm OF w. w. Fcne-
lon n Co. the largest mercantile estab~
iishment In this part OF Wisconsin. Was
shot and killed this evening by J. Base otn
Robbins. travelling representative OF tho
Chicago Crockery Company.
Robbins. who Is "A young and rather
handsome man. ioafcd about the store al
evening, flirting with the youns women
clerks. TO one he made some remark
which annoyed her. aud she appealed TO
her employer for protection
Fenaion ordered Roberts from the store
and kicked him into the stree.
Robbins went 10 the RapidS house, the
leading hotel. A few minutes later Fene-
Ion. having closed the store for the night
called al the Rapids house on hts wa
home. The moment he entered the hotel
Robbins fired at him. tho bullet pa szins
through his heart
FeHelon died without altering a sound
Robbins made no attempt 10 escape He
was taken GO the county jail and Alta
ward spirited out Of the city. as Il was
thought public feeling might result in VIC
ience. He was nearly craxcd by the result
% his action. ard moane1 ptseouKIy 20 be
taken 20 some safe place.
He says he only Intended 70 scare Fanc-
len, whom he feared WAS looking for htsn
The murdered man was ONE OF the fore
most citizens Of Northern Wisconsin re
was heavily interested IN property both ia
this section and ~ Seattle. Tacoma and
other places IN tho state ~ Washington.
being heavily interested Ia timber lands
in kttsap county. Hc leaves a widow af8
two young children.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-19
PAL NERCUT- off COMPLETED
FIRST TRAIN TO BE RUN OVER THE
NEW LINE TODAY.
Directly to seattIe-Twenty-six
Miles shorter Than Old Route
Important Changes OF Schedule.

Today will be marked by the fact that
the first train runs over the new Palmer
cutoff on the Northern Iecific. an i'm
provement that has just been turned
over for use by the construction depart
ment of the road.
The new track" said Mr. I. A. Ma
deau, general agent of the road, yester-
day. leaves the old line at Palmer and
rejoins 1t again at Auburn. affecting a
saving of about twenty-six miles on the
eastern run. 1t practically brings the
main line of the road directly into Seat
tie.
THE CUTOFF win be used by all freight
and special trains destined for Seattle
from the East besides the North
Coast Limited. The latter train thus
comes directly to Seattle from ST. Paul.
Many of the other trains. however. will
have 10 be run over the old route in or
der to serve the territory which II cosses.
THE local seyice between Seattle and
Tacoma will be immensely improved by
the new run. There will be hereafter an
additional train each day, making seven
all told. instead OF six. as heretofore. The
first, instead OF leaving Seattle at 6:55
a. m. will leave at 7;f5 Instead OF hav-
ing to wait until 1878 for another train,
however. there will be one at 1920 Where
formerly there was a space of four hours
and half In the afternoon. between 12:15
and AS. there will now be but two hours
and a half. a train leaving at 1920 and
another at $50. There Is then another at
5:l5 and the last two leave at TAO and
e:4o five and ten minutes later. respec-
lively, than formerly.
Several other changes of time are
scheduled as a Result of the use OF the
cutoff. The evening Portland trains both
arriving and departing, are ten minutes
later than formerly, the time for both
being now $40. The noon train leaves at
1920. five minutes later than before. The
Olympia n Grays harbor train now
leaves at ESQ p. m. instead OF 12:15 .. m.
while the train from South Bend now ar
rives at $50 p. IN. and departs at 12:l5.
ten and five minutes later than before.
THE new improvements, as can be seen,
will thus be immensely important TO Sc
attic. The main line. as stated. will be
practically brought directly into the
city, and the new schedule is in many
ways an Improvement over the old one.
The transfer at Tacoma on the Portland
run will be done away with. which Is an
other convenience.
The local schedule is the ono affected
most. Not only Is the new time table
much more convenient than the old one,
but an additional train will hereafter be
run"
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Mai. Ruhita 10 Relieve Mai. Robin
sou, Quartermaster. u. -. v.

WASHINGTON. Aug Is Hospital stew
ard r. r. NeComyn, al Fort Porter. y.
r.. has A9sn ordered 10 conduct a aeiaGh-
snent Of the hospital corps privRtes from
Jefferson barracks Mo. 70 Fort 7iaWril.
Cal and 90 accompany Maj John J. V
Ron surgeon. ca his Journey 90 China
Mai Hon will he chief surgeon on the
stan OF Gen Chaffen.
MAI George Rurtin. nuaFternastEr L.
: A has Aeeu relieved srcm has duties
at honolulu. Maj Rubin viii proceed 70
seattle and relieve Mai w. W Robinson
III. auArsermaster e. 8 v. Mai Robin
sen wia proceed TO Honolulu for duty as
s9pot auArtefmaster
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GOVERNMENTS oasE PRESENTED.
Progress of Trial of Ex-Banker
Hershneld. of Heieas. Mont

HELENA. Mont. Aug. 1s-The govern
nHnt has presented II case IN the trial
Merchants National bank ~ Helena
charged with making false reports "
the hanks conditions 20 the compt-ciier
Of tho currency The defense VIII eectds
on Monday whether u win put IN any
evidence
The indictment against L T. Bowman
assistant cashier ~ the bank was ets-
missed. He testified for the government
identifying records and letters.
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being trust. In violation Of the United
States statute. Judge Thompson today de-
csded IN favor Of the government, md
ing that the company H. conducting ts
business in violation os the antitrust
statutes
The fuel company Includes soma four
teen coal companies. mostly IN West Viz
gfu4a.
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VISIT the camp. but the steamer Dauntless
win arrive each day from Tacoma az $50
a m. and leave Seattle az } D. NJ.
The assembly VIII close tomorrow with
the following programme. bat many will
larry into September, the most delight
ful season on the beach. Mine host Waugh.
al the hotel. VIII keep cnen all OF next
week Cottages and tents VIII b. avail
able. and MI c. ". Slnsahaugh will be
glad 60 furnish any desired Information
The programme tomorrow Is: s;G sun
day school; II, preaching service. Rev. o.
W. Van Oshen, y. n. 3 Cooke band evan-
geiistic service. g services, Rsv. Louis s.
H0werman.
No Excursions Can Land.
An excursion company has announced
az excursion from Seattle and Tacoma 10
Cnnutar1ua tomorrow. II Il hoped that
n natice IN the Pcst-rntellieeneer will me-
vent the rshlic from being disappointed
Ne beat has ever hren permitted 10 land
AZ chauta nqRa on Sunday. and no excur-
sion can land tomorrow. Tho wharf and
grounds are private. and the chautauaga
Company r. the lessee. Intending excur-
sicuts's should not Re deceived into the
rxpeetatioa % spending sgn1ay at Chau-
tRugaa.
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NAUTILUS CAFE
WIN Not Close s~sdsy, Asgsst 70
meals IS Cts. and Upwards

mcdS ID LIS ana UpWafo8
Frsrfh pses1 fress 70 4 D m. NJ
Sss'iia' s'sfs. sana'aJ. Ava II Mo q Ysss
ca.ssss . IA EAssa. csss~.-. anxa
neiss HsIgb=s. ya s.aes.
ines hlisw Asasits Tartar essss
ha2sd ssifa3~s Mss,ss ss HsA
hsLfsBEa
ssr,ss .,, o.s'.s Ysaex Listers os... Olives.
fsfssa bsssa rsssDs~sA rarasiss<
noILED
On rnxss. T~sfs ssnss
xsrRExs
ME- q Issef sas ctssstsxnans
10 ea.ss.s = e n ,v ...,. y .ssi.'..
f.as ca0ss n.sssa SOS Peas 70
cAtasn fsFw nstsskss1ex
Veal kta1eg Asafs "a Mstssv.
h.sfsa rsilsst z Dawisasssa
&fsAs fus.ers. wies kssee.
R0AsTA
PRISE IN. q as-f a. lea
sfmAns f4ml ssss Mint ssses'
rsm1ss fsuzx ss~aas cAsAsn.
SALADS.
S~ransa Eaisfa faxet~x
COLD MEATS
Ham vita Ps,sie sAlad p0xk Mustan
yYsgrABLrx
rsans csnss - cr.<n.
DESSERT.
Corn sEases cssssrs Pr11lnx
L&mQn Cgnan. Agris Bisekh~rTy. C1stsrd
c.,., and Aisss f-
Aassisan and s-a. chsrs Cafe NOR
EXTRAS
Bsiisd Hat spsias caiessa 10 or1s.
4 fAABELl. O..
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EDITORIAL
ANNOUNCEMENT.

TBEPUBLIcANs, Demo
Inn Gratis, Populists and Pro-
hibitionists have effect
ed a harmonious fusion in Madi-
son Park Addition.
We indorse their set Of prin-
ciples and shall give them our
hearty support.
They are:
First-Every family should
own a home.
Second Home sites should BE-
reasonable in price, convenient
to the best car lines, in slightly
locations, and blessed with pure
atmosphere.
Third-The owners of such
homes are valuable citizens.
Their children become useful.
loyal Americans, an honor to
themselves and the pride Of
their ancestors.
Fourth-Madison Park Addi-
ton supplies the foregoing re-
.quirements to perfection, as
these facts attest:
Lots there are but $3.50 to
$3.50 apiece.
They may be paid for in
monthly installments without
interest.
The Moore Investment Com
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patty agrees to take back the
lots and return the purchase
money, giving also 6 per cent
for the investment, if desired.
New residences are already
under construction there, al
though the tract has been on
the market less than three
weeks.
The property will easily
double in value within the next
year.
1t is only twelve minutes
from First avenue, on the Madi-
son street cable.
No real estate in Seattle for
many years has sold so rapidly
as the Madison Park Addition.
1t deserves its success.
Join the throngs and get a
home.
Respectfully submitted, APP
proved and ratified.
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Ne spsaking % the work ia this state.
=. wits said last night; During the
EFssM year we have completed about
sH-thlfds ~ the survey work IN thu Cas-
49, sAiige. | can best illustrate our work
s@innx your attention 10 the fact that
ssspfepriated s9e,AQ 20 find a waxon road
80 throNga the Cascades, and although
~ money was all spent the way was
49,. found, Had We that amount az our
~SssAi We could make a map Of the
$3.50 ganEe FOR forty miles south Of the
ssaenstinhai boundary showing every
s,sesaoie pass Ia the range. Our work Is
NssAax preliminary surveys Tor railroads,
r,tssRqs sfd canals and such like enter
49, Had We the money spent hy the
49, northern railway in surveying
~. s@~sn the Cascade range we could have
So an accurate survey OF the whole
rs .s,rr 81 Washington
hs,ear are snERglng IN TWO kinds OF geo
~, s,M work The FIRST r. examining into
80 osN formation. 70 determine the rela.
TAss ases and condition OF DEVELOPMENT
s,A . MoFk has bearing on past history
m,s.apon the soils and Eenerai economic
m =, resources and artesfnn water sun
~, - Rave finished our work on the
,Ss e 1900 or the Cascade range Including
ara nhsNas valley. the Yakima valley
~ isr south as North Yakima We
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LONDON. Aug. lS-Ths British ship
Itata. Capt. Thorhrrn. from London. June
s Tor Vancouver. H. c. has put into
MonteVideo disa hled. She lost her fore
tepmAst and naintopmast Ia a gale
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500 REV 800.

The readers of his paper will be
pleased Ia iearu tnaL there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been ab TO cure III all lis stages, and
tna: is Ca'arrh. HalI's Catarrh Cure
Is the oniy po,itive cure known 10 the
medical Paternity atarTn ueinR "A
con. tiiutionai disease, requires "A con
stitutlonai treatment, Halls Catarrh
I 'ure ia tHken internally, acting di-
rectIy upon the blood apd mucous sur
faces oi the system, thereby destroy.
lug the found alton of the disease aud
giving the patient strength by builds
lng UP the constitution aud assisting
nature In doing It's work. The nros
prietors have so much faith iu It's cura-
tive powers, that they offer One Huns
dred Dollars for any case that ID fails
to cure send for iist of Testimonials.
Address +. j. OHEN GY a. co,
Toledo, o
Ia Soid By Druggists, 75c.
Ha'P~ Family Pills are the best.
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GEN. WADE HAMPTON CAN.
NOT BE THERE.
Physician Will Not Let Him &c
to Louisville.
The State, Goth inst.


1t will be impossible for Gen.
Wade Hampton to attend the
Louisville reunion. The noble
old soldiers health will not per-
nit it. All kinds OF invitation
have poured in upon the general
from Louisville people and he has
been urged by his friends in all
parts of the country to make the
trip if he could possibly do so.
Gen. Hampton had himself hoped
to be able to 60 hut his physician,
DR.. Taylor, who served on his
staff dnring the war, has abso-
lutely prohibited him from under-
taking the trip. When friends
called upon the general yesterday
he made the positive announces
ment that for the reason stated he
could not accompany "the boy"
Gen. Hampton is now comfort.
ably situated in the new home
that has been presented to him by
the people of the State.