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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-16
ALASKA BUSINESS CHANCES.

DO you want good claim or an interest
ut Cape NomeT Do 'yuu want transport
tation there or do yon wish TO know
how we are grubstaking persons 10
prospect the gold fields OF the norths
II so, cali or address Cape Nome Min
ing, Exploration and Improvement As
sociation, 3ei New York block. Seattle,
Wash
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-16

IA rs AIN tundra claim for sale. below
AnEA creek. fnug miles from Meme ftfg;
pFsGs = go cash kss5 hasaaes sltEer tu
sEgperfF &c Essi security Inquire al
Hs.@aFia cafe fcr GeSsge sessanefy-
TO %uME May IA
For sa9e--A o. NE cablu. ~ three beffhA.
on tAs upper assk q tbs largest steanls
ship that goes 80 Address II, y. box
ia kyeEeSt, Wash ~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-16
alaska WANT ADVS.,
CAPE NOME -K[OhD|KE.

MINERS waterproof shoes and boots Of
asbestos tanned calf: warranted. Eureka
leather suspendcrs. gloves and mitts.
Latest gas lamps, either gasoline or coal
oil Pacific Brokerage Company, ioos
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-16
CAPE NOME.


WANTED to lease. few good Cape
Nome creek and beach tundra claims,
ne relocated or wildcat claims will he
considered, only few locations on
known creeks aud a few choice beach
tundra claims In favorable localities will
bs accepted, title must he perfect. Wa
nave mAehinery. fnen, horses. ecrsperr.
paws Transportation and capital. and
mean business. Cail today al steamer
Flyer Once from 10 30 - or : 70 4 Mas
colt Mining Company.
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OUR COUNTRY.

our country -Tis a glorious land:
With broad arms stretched from shore
To shore
The proud Pacific ..hafes her strand.
She hears the dark Atlantic roar;
And nurtured on her ample breast.
How many a soosiiy prospect Hes
In natures widest grandeur dresi.
E.namcI-d with her lovelieSt ewes
Rich prsi-ieS d.,ked with flowers of gold.
Like Sunlit oceans roll afar.
Broad lakes her azure heavens behold.
Eetisc;ius clear each trembling star.
And mighty rivers. mountain born.
Go sweeping onward. dark and deep.
Through forests where the bounding iawn
Beneath their SheItcring branches leap
And. cradIed mil her clustering hills.
SWEET wales i'm ,lreamlikc beauty hide,
Where love the air with music fills.
And calm content and pea"e abide.
Ter plenty here her fullness pours
Ira rich 2r"fusiou DER the land.
And. sent o. seize her generous store.
There prOwls no :yrants hirelinS oand
Great G.d. We thank Thee Tor this
horne
This bsuutcuus hirthlaud ~ the free;
Wn.-s wanderers from affair may come.
And breathe th.- air II liberty
Srf-I may her flowers uutramplesi spring.
Her harN.-St~ WsVe. her cities -iSe.
And VET ;iiI Time shall fsld hiS wing
Remain car.h'~ lovelicS' paradise.
ANONYMOUS.
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NO LAWYERS IN ECH0LS.
THE COUNTY Is SOON TO HAVE
A COUNTY COURT.
Governor Gambler Is in a Quandry
as to the Appointment of
Judge and Solicitor.

The grand jury of Echols county has
recommended the creation of county
court. ami Governor Gambler has been
asked % &pl.oint a judge and solicitor
when there is not lawyer in the whole
of Echols county. and according to ira
dition never has been one. Following tile
recommendation of The EcEols county
grand jury Governor Gambler has receiV-
ed an application from one of the mos
prominent Lowndes county attorneys re-
questing that he lie appointed solicitor ot
the Echols county court
The grand jury has requested the gov
ernor 10 all oint citizen as judge of the
court. who is not and never has been "a
lawyer. Such an appointment. however.
IS legal IN every way, and from every
indication the present candidate for Judge.
despite the fact that he Is unacquainted
with the practices and principles OF law.
will get he appointment.
The chief executive said THURSDAY that
the proposition from the L.owndes county
man to be appointed judge-solicitOr OF the
Il, huls county court. on the ground that
there were no lawyers in Echols, was one
of the most unique with which he had 10
deal i'm some time.
II am informed" said the governor.
by the nonresident applicant that there
is no law against the appointment uhder
such circumstances as exist in Echols. L
cannot say yet whether | agree TO that,
for ! have not given the matter the atten-
tion IL deserves. but ! will find out wheth-
er | can make such an upI ointment before
very long"
Il is said that the superior court ot
EChols meets once Il year and stays In
sess sion a day and 4. half. and consequently
there IS some curiosity as TO the necessity
for county court
The fact that there is not a lawyer in
the country. ana that the man who the
grand jury recommended for Judge never
was lawyer makes the situation a unique
and anon alOus one. The most startling
development in the case. however, is the
application of Il nonresident to be ap-
pointed solicitor Of the court.
Governor Gambler says he Will give the
situation some study before announcing
his &ppointCes.
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HELEN GOULD PAYS CHAPLAINS
She Spends $4,000 a Month for Min
listers in the Army.

Washington, March 12.-The Star today
says: "A visitor at the white house to-
day. referring 10 the lack of chaplaiu4
with the volunteer regiments In the
Philippines and elsewhere. says that Miss
Helen Could. of New York. is maintain
ing nine or ten chaplains i'm the army at
her own expense. These men are not Off
cially, recognized as chaplains. but as
ministers of the Young Mems Christian
Association workers they voluntarily ana
do practically the same work.
Miss Gould. il is stated. pays each one Of
these men $40 month and their expenses.
The latter amounts to more than the sal
aries in the Philippines. II is thought
that Miss Gould'S monthly payment is
something like S2.o00. She has bcCa main
tanning these Christian workers since last
fall. when the regiments first began -
go to the Philippines and her attention
was called To the failure of congress u
provide for Chaplains. Her great work is
not generally known as all her deeds Of
this kind are done i'm the most quiet way
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GRADY HOSPITAL LIST.

cynthia smith. Guys Tenn. Toe: Tercie
Landrum. Noel, Va. ic: Francis Nowth.
Prescott. Ark. SOC: Mrs. Sallie q. Bali.
Blakemore. Ark. 30; Mabel Downing.
lava. Miss, Toe; Hugh NJ Henderson.
Glymphvillc, : g.. 100; Minnie REYNOLDS.
Pcniicld. Ca. lUc, Marie Johnson Cam
eron. \. G., &c. Davie Austin Trion Fac
tory. Ga. 5c; Durward {. Agee. shiloh.
Ala. 2c, clyde Pdrham. Bingham. : G..
30. May Wilson. Ranger, Ark. Sc: Mrs.
NJ. Maddox, Maddox, Ga. Zoe: IVA Dew
berry, Montville, CA Zoe. AIRS c. NJ.
Carroll. Lookout Mountain Tenn. 10c:
Sallie 4. GraVely. hNton. Va. DC. Maud e.
Toms. Sinsbon La, 5c; Enc Hughes.
Haw River, y. g.. Sc. Mary Marlorn Sch
tom. Miss. l0c; ollie Riddick. Ayers.
Tenn. lci II. -. Barton. Reagan. Miss.
&C. Barnett Felts, Bass. Tex, Sc: Nan
Osborn. Moseley's Bluff. La. SC. ETie
Walters. Columbus, La. l0c: Charles n
Freeman. Howelton, Ala, &c; Matte John
ston, IlicksviIle. Va. Sc; Eva Bradford.
Dixon Mills, Ala, lc; Marion :. Hicks
Blum city. Tenn, l0c.
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Good for Evil.

tWrlrrtu fsr th- Jun.erf
tu th. U,t.e t-Nu uf Whitc.--rry lived
is.rr widow N-th "uIy two children. ID
I5tl. cirI aud t.,l- Ta- s"y~ nam" W.
E"y clark. q iad uf eleven summer. who
supported his mu-1.-r auI little sister
bessie hy selling papers Iiv solid pST'sr~
Iu ,h. morning and w.ut 9" school in the
evening
fI, was e very -tu.l 1.s H-tls hsv for
o. knew that ui~ eEsHsrI Initles ~ -".ng
ta heH, wrE. very limited. So o., matir
s.r.I use % hi~ rime- iIe went meat. hut
poorly dressed. ts school some ~ the
S. Ig.,,s.uny- m.ssis -uu rs him. ile stood 10
600 a-svciy rs d. could. never telling his
mother anything ahout IT, knowing that
>l. wuuId -r.evr t- kuuw THAI her b"y
vt- Uasi- fun nt-
uu. evening after sshunI had closed IN"
children w.r. guiuz home. one of ing
Rows v.~a-ee name Nr~ James fsw cs3
ku..' 'kei E1y-- books pIt 81 his hand into
"a n.ihs..- and theu ran. Roy started
after him. b4- stopped het"r. 90" got
very rsr ami Thought 20 what h's mother
H.l aTNax- Taught him. Return sn"i
.a- evil Hs went back. picked up h-~
.....s- rubbed rh. mud un a.. best b..
,.a.I ANA went uu hnue. ult diin't
ss.-r-r tre wicked hnl- 20" -amr g.
h..t s- usual the next evening -
sl., seer. going home rnat evening ih"2
vsut los isk. .sUt Na- playing tr''lil..
u some. ..t rEa .ttsX@ wanted rn nave
-.su.. r1u suI started t" push jaime int"
tu.. lake. just a- h- lp-t iiS balance it"y
ia. -ht hsm aHl ruiiei him back Jam'--
Na- heartily ashamed o., hi~ conduct tn"
..t.uu- before. for BE- -aN that gpo4
hs.. b.eu returned fsr eE.t" lie was a.
.rt.r bsv after thst
H..n
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GOOD FOR EVIL.

IAesr rn.Idr,u-I am oftvn asked G."
give you p-,,-~ suitable Tor . recitation
What do y"u think 81: thr P.ece that
b.. ,.iS our column Ip.lay. Our Country:
.hink 90 wus'd make e ui'" recitation
Sus.7r~s ysu try b. : want o. -sll y"ur
q attention o. -l-- Ihr.. i-tt-r~ from lssvv-
ri.s sia. Z ism yuu tsuId -r' huw i'eauii-
rl-iv rhsy ar- written just a. neatly
a- I-oS~ihl-.. aud such MICE irtt"rs- think
thcir teacher should ieel quite proud ~
bier SCHOLARS ! avn sur" Auut Sissi'. d"e>
like tD encourage uur liitl, folks in
their efforts go write. - : Will give way
Z" .ittle story with e very good mora
JElt hIs lelu contributed.
AUNT SUSIE.
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The Fellows That Tramped 1t with
Lee

For The ConstitutionD
W lille over the southland the voices
or speakers and poets let fan
The accents of praise for the chieftain
So richly deserving IL all
] think it would please the great captain.
II ne could look down here and see
That some one remembers his heroes
The fellows that tramped 1t with Lee
How Oft in his tent at the midnight
lie plotted the brilliant campaign!
How of;. ere the daylight was dawning
They followed iu slect and in rain!
How oft they rushed into battle
Their hearts iH tumult of -lee,-
The steady. the ready old fellows,
The fellows that trampcd IL with Lee
Though mighty the brain in its scheming.
The feet AT lis bidding must run:
And Victries ON paper are proven
BY privatc> that level the gun.
So. great as the captain We honor
tAnd great may his fame ever beo
'ris shared by the shaggy old heroes
III e fellows that tramped it with Lee.
ri, easy in shock Of the battle
10 pass out of life with smile.
\ hero secure OF his laurels
But to sweat with the rank and the file.
And afterwards live and be patient.
Stil struggling apparcth 10 me
Yet uoblcr. and such be the fellows
The fellows that tramped 1t with Lee.
They followed their dauntlcss commander.
Him who 20 the warriors art
United the lore of ;hc scholar
And the patriots temperate heart.
And Vet in their JEALOUS devotion
These men were as great he
Thrs. grizzled grim, veteran soldiers,
These fellows that tramped II with Lee.
The frasts of the winter are whitening
The locks that the bullets once kissed;
And soon they will meet with foeman
The stoutest never resist
To us they'll bequeath inspiration
When at length, mustered out. they are free
To cross DER the river of Silence
And tramp II again there with Lee
And SO if the general is conscious
OF things that are done here below.
He'd be glad il the speakers and poets
Some sprigs of their laurel bcstow
on such did win him his glory.
AMI back him from mountains To sea
ON Them. both the dead and the living,
The fellows that trampod II with Lee.
WILLIAM T. DUMAS.
Sparta, Ga January l9, 1900.
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A LETTER FOR THE BOYS.
The waking OF the Nan.

HA r#w EHr ElH AAUtHr
Ia. ar-- as--utisI .u lf" f.r th, masius
rr -l. wlr b. rH haH- g, .i.-ire founded
u..r .wu .a .n. l.art f.r th. work that
f.- H.f.r --
Ls - -..r.s-~flI -r ii. su- muss nr in-
--ir.I fa f..lsx h.- particular vocation.
8u. mu-. ru-.w V.sr rrur-- .u lii' mot
r.-- -s.r.. a.- tsr ttul.. i.1- have above .sI
fa.-. rs .-- a wish ts h.uett yOur i'i-
-av rna#.
.a $500 v"u mus. uet work simply
20 . u.rk u- uHt fsr th" Tscumusu=' .:
us..t.- -h.-s i- iu hut yeu must put
t..- E.art. vaur soul. vrur very being
-. shat Nua Iu aui -oIr work mus, h.
s-.r.l .t .tu original N.-h rn uuilft and help
lr ue.,iy aul --rH=- ling mass uf ia n
.- Then yuur work VIII grow into a
In.-u.- tr.... whose towering branches VIII
flower l-ruui 500. Shrou. ~ t;"d ami g.
s. mex. q wsirurne --camp-rouud' for
t1. vsszurn Traveller on Iife's rough ami
EG--.f E.tthwaN-
ff r.u farm auI you 10 u"- grow rich
.G D.rlHiv goods ,iuils ie spwEca~t ana
~l.l.u ..tlu-s your lei-hlinr does. nut
G.. satisfied with your ID ami say. - am
urr. is au instrument "f Providence AND
t..-r Is e Divinity -na- viii shape ms
sa,I .rHalh E.ve it us I VIII
There are many Iuss -u h-w bee life. 60
yuu fa-5 eu- LIv. "ns week. one month
s.... wear. just iak- ur another and keep
q. wing aaJ when th- end comcS you Wiii
s... surprised st ch. result.
Tue-e ar. certain arrsGtrements in lie
tHtt must ts taken along with Won Whsr-
ever v.g 80
Y.u must uat h. selfish This Is q baue
Is rh- fi~. " humanity. One 1T tine great
curses Co th- vur.d- lf SOU arr. selfish
then .- silent.
When vru -ss- man who Is always ak
iu= atsnIt amt placing mis- feli"Nman down
-ui"I- fh- Tsts.-.sis then mark him as a
selfish man. Do. D. the aSSo-.ste 81 ...--
st-ur-,inU au.I rhr companion - 600 viii
iia -.sr.h's Ter th. dark night. h.. never
es THE bright moonlight. n"r the bril-
iisut lwiukiiug nf the stars. IT. watches
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for the sullen countenance and never sees
the face all beeming with joy. peace ana
good will.
Nv friends. I would advise YOU never
10 follow che footsteps of such man.
IL YOU want 10 meet success. then look
10 the shining side of everything and iS-
more the dark chasm between. You must
bridge the gulf Of anger and hate. II
you nnI one too nard To bridge pass
around II with the flag of love and KIND
ness always within your hand.
We must follow life with the fun bei;ei
hat we shall some day or other leave
behind us footprints ON the sands oi
time RHEA ilAlNE.
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LIFE IN SAN DOMINGO.

Corrc-pordcucc Now York Tribune.
san Domingo city. like all tropical cities.
is OF interest from health point OF view
When General Ludlow ana General Wood
i'm Cuba disagree. one advocating i'm his
annual report the retaining of troops i'm "a
tropical climate until they become accli-
mated. and the other urging constant
changes before they become infected. il Is
not surprising th3t there is a wide dlNcrs-
ence of opinion among laEmen. san Do
mingo boosts of its remarkable hc3iJh
statistics feurativciy speaking. literally
there are no such figures. Yellow fever
Was epidemic but once in the memory OF
The oldest mhabitant. and it eighteen
years there have been only eleven deaths
from that cause. II is true that there are
only IA few foreign residents. but they
have not been the victims. The deaths
have. been among the Duminicans
The city has a population of twenty
thousand. \ river empues into the sea-
tbrnugh H. with lis malaria and its ma
Iarial hearing mosquitoes. There are no
sewers The water used for driklnE puf-
poses is the pure rain of hcaNen-that is.
it is pure when II fails. w hen IL does
not rain for three or four days the els
terms are as fun Of life as a circus aqua
rum The water is not usually uttered
and never boiled When IL does not ram
for a month and the ciSternS are empty.
able The stables. vaults and ncn ro"StS
are close IcighbOrs To- the clSternS. aid
all are within he walls of the home.
In the United states fruit is eaten with
some compuuction and caution TN san
Domingo the natives live on the tropical
fruits They eat some meat. Across the
street from the hotel is the market. me
meat is bought the night before and hung
up in the open stall without ice or screens
or covering. II j. cut mp early IN the
morning and hung on hooks in front OF
the stalls i'm attractive display The Gus
toner comes along and. after feeling Il
live. chicken or two in the gutter to guess
M it's weight. pinches the meat 10 see If
IL is tender. lie buys part Of il. and the
dealer places ii on the wood counter.
which is never washed, and makes the
division ordered. The customer puts his
purchase i'm a pannier on his burro. or
puts IL on his head. or carries it i'm his
hand. The pannier may he years old.
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Of confederate in the whole state. she
IS Miss Phil Pointer, of owensboro. for
some time associate editress Of The
Greensboro Messenger. owned and pub
lishcd by Hon. Try Woodson Miss Poin-
ter is typical southern beauty ut the
delicate brunette type, possessing all the
charms of figure and grace Of manntr.
Her father was the noted boy soldier.
Phil Pointer. whose name is Synonymous
with daring throughout the state and
among those who sodicred with him.
KcEtucky's sponsors have i'm the past AT
these annual meetings of the now grizzly
Old men who wore the gray been given
first place iu the esteem and attentions
of the old soldiers. Miss Pointer pos
sesses an the charms desired Of the
representative Kentucky daughter.
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MISS HoRLoCKER ON STAND.
Nebraska Girl Is Being Tried for
Attempting To Poison.

Hastings. Neb.. March 26.-The feature
Of the Horl0cker-Morev poisoning case
today was the appearance of Miss IIor-
locker on the stand. She was greatly ar
fected and when she left the stand sha
tainted She told Of the love passages
between Marey and herself. saying that
they frequently remained together in the
law office after the others had left. that
Morey called on her All the Blue River
resort three times. and that al one time
when Mrs Morcy was away from home
she at MOrey'S solicitation. accompanied
him to his room. She protested however
that there We're at no time any immoral
relations between them. She also identi-
fled "A locket containing Moreys picture
and lock OF his hair which she had
worn next 10 her heart. At times Miss
iorloCkcr found II weli-uigh impossible
to answer the questions put to her bury
ing her head i'm her hands and sObbing
aloud Dispositions of insanity experts
We're also read. i'm which the opinion was
expressed that the defendant was insane
when She sent Mrs. Morey the candy
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REUBEN j. oSLIN, Alta
press messenger

press messenger
The wounded are:
ZACK MARTIN. Of Atlanta conductor.
muscles or right leg badly sprained and
bruised
JOHN McwATERs. of Atlanta. en-
gineer slightly hurt
w. Il. BLOUNT. Of Atlanta. baggage
master. nine ribs broken and left wrist
sprained
T. +. cox. of Atlanta. mail agent. six
ribs broken and badly bruised on leg.
THOMAS =. MAYSON. travelling for
Frank T.. Block company. of Atlanta, right
leg Sprained and hurt about the mouth.
j. F. JOHNSON. travelling for Brown
Bros, Company. of Winston. y. Q. three
ribs broken.
W. B. HAGEDORN. OF West Point. cut
on forehead and bruised on leg.
W. Il. CAMPBELL. bookkeeper for W.
+. Nandiver & Co. of Montgomery, hurt
on head and six teeth Knocked out.
LOUIS MENDELSOHN. of West Point.
slightly hurt
NELLIE BROWN. a negro woman Of
Corona. jefferson county, Ala, throat cut
badly and leg bruised.
THE SIX-MONTIIS'-O OLD BABY or
the Brown woman, eat over the left
eye.
The train. which moves on one of tho
fastest schedules the road cards. was
drawn by one Of the immense locomotives
the Atlanta and West Point Is now using
and had just crossed the Ossanippa creek
when for some cause the engine
lett the track WHlle II was making n
speed of forty miles an hour.
The track just over the creek has been
under water more Or less for some time
past and the accident may have been due
to a defective condition caused by that
Bur the impression obtaining among the
railroad men here is that an invisible flaw
in one of the trucks under one Of the cars
caused the derailment
The mail car snapped the coupler be-
tween it and the tender and with the
baggage car tumbled down the embank-
ment. going over and over in its descent.
The combination car. the first coach in
which there We're passengers. turned upon
its side, mixing those within in CO.CIlSed
heap. inJuring quite a number The as
Senger coach left the track with its f ~ur
trucks, but did not slide down the en-
banlSmcnt while the Pullman remained
alone intact upon the roadbed.
Agent Nichols. at this place. carried 20
the scene with him on the wrecking train
Dr. J. :. HOrScly. Sr.. the railroad com
panys physician here. and Mrs. j. s.
Horsely. Jr., and Hugh McCullouch. with
attendants. When they arrived upon the
scene they set TO work at once relieving
the suffering of the injured.
a special train came down this after
noon. bringing President y. q. Smith
and several other officials Of the road
'5lis is the Identical place where Z;
wreck occurred about four or five years
ago. when several ears fell In Ossanippa
creek and killed and injured a great
many people.
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KENTUCKY CHOOSES SPONSOR
To Represent Confederate Veterans
of the State at the Reunion.

Lexington. Ky. March 26.-CSpecial >
Kentuckys sponsor at the national re-
union Of the Confederate Veterans at
Louisville May 3Oth to June Sth will be
one Of the handsomest young daughters
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THE IDEAL SERIES
Forty Books for Boys by G. A. Henty

king lers boys his
enter
at seeing half dozen Of b,
familiar Henty successful writer n,
forward AZ Christina.
pleas Of Reviews
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The first match was made in the Car
den of Edeu-but 10 wasn't parlor
match.
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"Safe bind. safe find Fortiiy yourself
b,- talliug Hoods Sarsaparlla now and
be sure of good health for months 70
NnInN
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Grandest Offer Of the Year.
By.pH III
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THE WEEKLY CONSTITUTION 05sEs' osya

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IT it weren't for your memory YOU
would be- unable 20 forget
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When say cure do not mean merely to
ssop them for time and then have them re-
turn again. Ime1n 4 radical cure. Ihavenaie
the disease Of FITS. EPILEPSY or FALLING
SICKNESS lifelong study. Warrant my
remedy 10 cure the worst cases. Because
others have fli!ei is M reason for not now
RECEIVING cure Send Al once for treatise
and Free Bottle of my inilIlirle remedy.
Give Express and Post Office.
Prof W.H.PEEKE, I. D., Cedar St, Ny.
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WRECK ON THE WEST POINT.
ONE KILLED AND SEVERAL
BADLY INJURED.
Fast Mail Train on Atlanta and
West Point Road Leaves
the Track.

West Point Ga. March 25--(Special)-
Train No. 81. the Atlanta and West Point
fast mail which left Atlanta this morn
ing at 5:25 O'Clock for Montgomery, WAS
derailed eight miles south of this place
shortly before 10 o'clock and one man
was instantly killed. while fifteen wc.s
more or less injured. The dead is:
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to be banished from society and all kinds
of enjoyment. All wild animals and fowls
can be tanned, but the tongue can no
man tame; il Is an unruly evil, full of
deadly poison" You can scarcely find Il
company of persons of either sex assem-
| led i'm conversation but there is some EVIL
spoken of some one In less than an hour.
We think the irst virtue is to restrain the
tongue Cato said, "IIe approaches near
est the gods who know: how to be silent.
even though he be in the right" Core
snnp1enca Solicitpd
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1900-06-23

Here you have the figures Of basis OF calcula-
ton The problem now is: What will be the
population of the United States, excluding recent
ACQUISITIONS, but the total of States, Territories
Ind the District of Columbia?