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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-05-17
CURRENT COMMENT.

The New Orleans States Dem) says:
The recent speech OF Lord Salisbury in
London made 1t plain that the Queens
visit to Ireland, whatever may have been
its Political significance did not mean ma
tional independence for the island, which
evidently has nothing more to expect from
the conservative party in Great Britain"
The Chicago Chronicle DEM says:
Whatever may have been the situation
in times past, IL is now uudeniably true
that the American people are divided into
two great parties politically. They are
Democrats or they are Republicans. The
Is sues are cl:arly defined. There will be
no such thing as mistaking them this
year"
The Hartford Times CDsm.) says: Nee
ly, che Indiana thief, who has stolen $780,
90 CT more in Cuba, was appointed to his
Elace on the recommendation of Senator
Fairbanks of Indiana, and nearly all the
Republican men bers from that state In
Congress are said to have Joined in in
dorsing him. Nicely halls from Muncie,
Perry Heath's town, as does G. NJ. Rich,
another Cuban postofflce employe who
turned states evidence to save himself
from arrest"
The Philadelphia Ledger Qnd) says:
when the British government wishes to
get rid of an annoying opponent in the
House of Commons It sometimes elevates
him to he peeragc, and thus transfers
him 20 the House of Lords, where he Is
conn aratively harmless. TIE procedure is
regularly called Kicking him upstairs"
An American Instance of the same prac-
lice may be und in The case OF Theodore
Roosevelt, whom the Republican leaders.
al the instigation of Senator Plat, are
trying TO raise 10 the vice pre- 5idency, be-
cause Mr.. Z att does not want him as
Governor Of New York"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-05-17
SUMMER RESORTS.
Lake Front Hotel lli CQIIlNPS

Among pines black bass fishing; boating,
ba thing. New York greatest health re-
sort; one hour from city. Furnished cot
tages on water $500 to $500 a season. SEND
for illustrated catalogue.
L. A. MONKETRICK, Prop. and owner,
Lake Ronkonkoma, l.. l., n. Y.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-05-17

Unsurpassed cabin Accommodations All
the comforts of a modern hotel. Electro
lights. Unexcelled table. Tickets inclucs
meals and berths aboard ship.
The sun., 1900-10-16
Maryland Democrat, Fighting

FactioHal differences III tie Demo
cratic party IL Baltimore are rampant.
The continued disaffection of tAc gold
Democrats, many IF whom contributed
70 lie party treasury in the last two or
three campaigns, causes q lack Of
funds. Ihrn the quarrel between the
Kasin and The organization people Oh
one side and Mayor IIagcs and tile
Morrison people and tAelr friends On
the other has become very bitter. The
latter openly charge that the mone;.
contributed % help 10 elect Bryan viii
be saved u help Rasin Iii Ills fight III
tie primaries m November aud again
next spring. As result the Hayes.
Morrison people lave refused II con
tribute 81 tho general campaign fund
and ase aakins w special fund, part
If which may De used in tie present
campaign, Init the major portion. it ii
believed, vill De used in the primary
fights.
Il II feared III the lenders that Tie
factiehal f2bt among tlc Democrats
will cailsr tAe city 70 20 81 strongly far
Mckinley that tho Bryan majority ii
the counties SIN br overcome.
The sun., 1900-10-16
cHUgcH CLUB ESTER1AINs.
Reception Given 10 Delegates ~
Brotherhosyd of st. Andrew.


Tie Church Cub 81 Deizzaye enter.
ssine1 the 3slegzies 81 tns Broiaernopc
oi =. Andrew iz.i evening il tfe Triniiy
parish bg1ys ~ D-!sBsre zT-n3s sld
Adzns STREET. who attended, TIE znnrSi
CONVENTION AZ Riehucno Va, AFTER Be
ing u se4si3u i-o4 OcseD=r iG:h 10
liih.
TIE conventi3n vas ned in J,Has5n
Hall, Zh'cn a. eyery session nss crowd
ID ~ its BtDost cspscisY pY celrgstes
ron al ty:f tie United S;z;es AID some
from i5feIgn cogrtri--. Tt.-fe nezi cou-
senii1n si!l y Ted il Detroit. Mich
.orue tine next J4.y.
C..zr.-. VI C1.'is president d the
Church e lD, op@ne3 TIE u.-stirg ,. .th =
-YofE zs1te=. II r-gzrc- y t1- cJnTea-
i!o- zf1 Tx 3fsttef.Gp1 1i ii. H.
cleE. George s. + i9,t ole attNe dele
gates, made II zcGte-. 80 s4i1 i.4e con-
feaii3a ~ : sgsl1 a.eees-, Ell d III
pz:i tn f-sf- tf1 atstrtEos. fz-
sptesa : 9ztf ff- afd s;as4s CIR
z1z, N-Efz j. : sa1 gtaaf c.sA.flez. ;nc
~ nsc H-f-r -rel -z3c1 ssrge srle4c-t
Eht.- X se-s!9n u sgca III occa-ioa.
LIT z .5s ton Z " .5 yesr= gqt 1p
ztd :l41- : egzni sdtfessez,
9.ner zc1ies=e= aoglss ibe Brother
aoc1 Hst- mar. Dg RtF "es, Chzffs
4 .Csy9k. k-T " imam I Jeifsri= d S-w-
sfk, s4uge q Bidd :, Jobn :. Gfote
and AIclafacpu Hal. A:ter the apeecH.
making II thofe present we're invited to
pauzEe 9t reire4nm=n:s.
The sun., 1900-10-16
HoMs This?

We cti-r One Hundred Dollars reward
for aay case u Cassrrh that csnno. y
cured Dy Hats Catarrh Cure.
+. j. CHENEY 4 Co. Tolfdo, ..
We, tie undersigned, have knosn T
J. Cheney for the last Is yfars, and BE-
iieye him perfectly Ionorabiein in all tusi
ness transactions and financially able Il
carry out any obligations made py theii
firm.
VEST i TRrA2. Wholesale Druggists
Toledo, Q.
WAiDiNG, KISS4S & MAgyIS, Whole
sac DR. lEgists, Toledo, 0.
Halls Catarrh Cure lie taken internllly
acting directly upon the blood and muc
ous surfaces 81 the system. Testimonial:
cent free. trice Sc. per botte. Sold bS
al Druggists.
HalI'= Family Pills are the best.
The sun., 1900-10-16
Railroads watch the Election

j, 4. Eddy organizer VI tire III Pas0
and Northeastern railway says that oil
the result If tie presidential election
depends the pending deal for tie a5-
sorption Of the FL I'aso and Northeast
ern BY the Chicago Rock Island and
Pacific and the building Of through
line westward. II Mckinley is elected
he says, the roads viii connect their
lines. Trade In the orient, he says, is
lhe inducement for transcontinental
line, and il Bryan Is elected tile expan-
sion policy will be defeated and all
hopes Of railroad promoters shattered.
The building Of line from Salt Lake
to the lower coast, the extension Of
the Rock Island, the completion Of the
Stillwell line to Port Stillwell and the
westward movement Of the Pecos val
ley and other roads, he says, are the
direct result of the expansion policy
and for no other purpose than to secure
the oriental trade.
The sun., 1900-10-16
Opened Their Headquarters.

Tie Fifth Ward coiored Mckinley and
Roosevelt Cluo opened their new mead.
quarters At evening On Tatnzli street
oetSeen Etshtn aud Ninth. Ambrose
Wilson, Chairman d tie meeting, intro
dlced tie fohowing speakers: Hugh G..
Browne, DR.. Brown, II. h. Ward, Wal.
ter II. Hayes. Janes W. Robertson and
Mr Possy. ! large number 81 coiore1
people Here pre=-nt ana enjoyed the
meeting greatly. TIE Columbia Band
furnished excellent mu.ic.
The sun., 1900-10-16
Held for a Hearing.

N Ci'y Court yesterday CHARLES Nc
Elroy was charEed with assault or
Michael Ioyce with intent 10 commit
murder. l'r. Harry Buckmaster te,ti
iitd thai IL il attending Michael Joyce
HI. ha~ ! 'l,.p ent % thr left shoulder
IT, Mill IL ahl. y appear III cpuIt 81
Thtr-,iay morning Il i unt i ,eri
III, wound. Il i ahoHt III, iuchr,
I'll denth an1 abaut half am iicE
II with. Ban Nas fnl4i,hrd f5r i
hearing 81 l'Eilay morning.
The sun., 1900-10-16
\. IIAAlsE EoN oANnIllArEs.

From the Sunday Star.
The peach ~ lirrbeit RI Wul, E-q.,
a the Oprra Il9Isr I'll IiidaY Ai2ht.
vas Nj abl" d"fii-a of liz POLES III ihi-
administration ID relation u iof3 Rie3
aud thr Philippines. MI. Wanl'- fFaat-
m"nt of 'hh subject wa Maited bg
rlcagIir, .tnd force, and It'll r0Anlli-iohs
appril"d q hi- hearers l02ira artlnc
iipns from III known FAM af thc itH-
atiDu.
Thr nomination X !,lilemua Glaadleg
for LeNg Court Commissioner fFam ihe
Second dietrct ~a amaNhat II Il af
pIise n hi iPaiaat hHi i Wa a9 aI-
pfis" 81 Mf.d haHaIef.s frHLd who haI
gHifh III hi ifea4lh #ifli fat ,5t.rs
ill., u thf taii. Nh Chandler d eiti
zan " el.aaftnf aiai Integrity i3r win
Iaaha ga,n#ble ualAbef of tHr I.cyy
G1nlt. -
The sun., 1900-10-16
viii Gotnindia.

l;ar willard I'o& nnwd mia VIII,
lartef brins granddaughter III Vim. Il.
Mae-ey " hi> ci,y. left Kalamazoo.
Michigan. NJ thu 10ih Inst. for the Mis-
sion hcld 1T Assam. India. Previous 10
their starting Hi ordination meeting was
held when light Baptist eersymen were
present and participated ii tIr. exercises,
which wer@ gerry iiitcresiin. ami i'm
ll.rs~ivr
The sun., 1900-10-16
MInGToN. DELA WARE TUESDAY. OCTOBER l6 1900
WE'VE ALREADY EXPANDED.
II. SosIaa ssrsz=-s xesr Book azd
IT. coSezr A-ss=e-ts.

80 s-A1N----A AtaAlAA
IT. coGe-f Arsz@e-is.
II 3 a. illt-l-s re- Es2Te4 stz-
q bz.ng = sesz1-ze t4e g.1ee
4 tie ws.ll wLlla Gl ~ g.rea =
az1 = ae1elt Ilas rsss,11ssI ..-t.=s Sal-5
i devolv=s upon y u beazlt q Chris
In elglllz44,i1a- 5 f-e gs1el1ss5z ar
fiYe,i Ii " EeT. II. Jcs-a4 S-tua=- III
tker y -OUr C8Enzr9 y h1s neE
b,cgE eltiL4s1 -EItz1s.eL- Il I4zs
tssoG ~ l7y4lls ~ t.= SUBJECT u II
t.s1a. growth al1 ~ cg2rees. asii1s -
gg5y-s-t.l .lsig u AZ cs5e5-al E-lz4-er. S11
tee r0.k i really a-e u IL 1aost ~
ls-as-I@ ~ t-l- ri .e57. L-Ie- IL
c5-s.tl daring rs -1-s lie Gas
attention " ta+ a.fo-ls2zss-S l@v=lg2-
.1es-f e.-e-zg Al = we@it.s aAlcl
l-as s1ts-zel E-e c-ati-.z1 1li FT---h
t9slzT --aEse = tAe E.t ts-eet1i a11
rssg-rces-zl nation q tie wc-lL our
Le~ 1Iszc-1gl-y interests EzsE u
eT!ab.y ts--91.e greater. ~ fL4g c1r
national welfare Sill r. Increasingly
dstel.Ie.t upgl foreign --4rsets He
Gals attention y The prl found sIzuis5-
ez1c- ~ CLf--a.s avail. l.eu1ng and shows
ta1t fAe leeds q t--at empire are com
gleiaelfal % our o1n- He then arece=
tA4t tie Pacific = IL become Tie center
II tie w0Tlls Tsgpulariou. c,9Iru4eEce.
wealth and l1wer We are THIS enter
.ne ~ Z new world life. involving ueyT
necessities and new obligations which
i VIII r. impossible 70 eyade. Amid
fhese changed world conditions we
could uot maintain a policy of political
isolation He continues. 1T i quite
to late 70 ask whether We xiii expand.
We are already expanded
There are many among rs who share
neither This instinct nor these c9Evic-
tiers who command our eatire respect.
*aa But thev Aave. believe. formed
their Judgments without taxing sato
consideration Tie -slr world facts.
sz. G.r fslicy sts,l Z. letez.-..es,
Mt sy national aa t.1a .. hr .-
,.e-ria. f.a.. l-T ,ty elr liIy
u te ~9-ii 81 general aa9 u t.e F.-
.sa.He- I. particular ! ElgT st
III WITNESS w.g Las personal o1sersa-
tin IL tar i'.iiu.l8s 1L9 daeia- 1a
caTa1ie / sa.f government. u j. the
Ta2aloe4 aAy aare -a 8 arms
against tie AUTHORITIES n the Ta.ffl
Srares. : sut -..ey constitute only
ei-e-astA II TIE a!at.on. s"s In
ilang province tl-r. WAS absolute an
archv. a,d from a,l SIDES ca;ae reti-
tions fit protection ana Lelp ~ we
owe III protection AMI help to these
four-,.ftAs against tie one-ffth:
one other question ! would Ike 70
ask the xpaIsion.sts. VIII they
kindly explain why 4 i that Ameri-
cans, with the traditions and inher-
itance of Anglo-Saxons and with the
experience IF freemen. are incapable
n governing one-tenth of their number
of tillplnos and cannot even attempt
il without sacrificing the republic and
losing their own liberties. while tribe
IT Malays. who have neither the .nler-
itance nor experience Of freencn, can
create republic and successfully gov
er not only themselves but also four
times their number of undisciplined
tsibesa1en:p
The sun., 1900-10-16
VIII Continue Meetings.

t tilr ue.fia1 L Wilmington Meth
9ll-t llnaeher- j 9rutiun yesterday
morning Hh Interesting fport wa- re-
eftN"4 from t!ie committee 0n eFaH.ei-
+iif A9lk id II Wa- Gccidcd ID roI,.
liHl" iin meeting ili terG at a slmry.
liaftlsai trn' Gtn aHd MI. Salnu!
{ GlTehe-.
The sun., 1900-10-16
Lecture on European Trip.

The first u il series 1T free lectures
will Ne given III thp Parish House If st.
Johns Church Thursday evening 1t 5
o'rlock. by Doctor ]. ". L. White-De
Lnconr. she recently returned from an
extended tour of Europe. ANA win give
her impressions " Elinbnrs and Scot
mnd. Vocal AMI Instrumental music
will proccde The lecture
The sun., 1900-10-16
Some Police Changes,

Sergeant Thicker has been appointed
IA The Eastern district and Sergeant
l.vais will sucrrpd Tucker. Sergeant
Lyons wil ~ ~ thr Western and Ser
geanr Bayley n fnc northern district.
Patrol driver Collins viii become i pat-
relnri ann Officer Palmer will become
patfof driver
The sun., 1900-10-16
Teachers Training c,Ias.

.A regular metiAg aE ti!a Tnarher-'
I@.hiiI GA "j3 arI Nj W.-t
Is' hH rerida GnaUh III raniu. III 7.3J
9s.a@E. MhaA Ill. .eIl Hiil ba given.
ai! @h1 af. interested IL iAc Wafk are
Alf!'sd til lt'uiaI.
The sun., 1900-10-16
aIarken ltEa. Grallcs

h#. ta.a r-tea4a aluF.e4 er:,p.
fa llis i.tte n; 11. n ~lzrh
- f1 PsI III K.a.. iaa7alia. II
aa8 IIeIttes.H N.##s0, #gI IGt,j.Ie-
tt5.i.Es 4a48' Iait a IN SIXTH
seta ~t4EaN@ ,5t,ss-
The sun., 1900-10-16
LAWYER RidgeIy serIonsIx III.

I'oer 0e,. r. E4e-i I;il4.ly.
Hif. iaHle. II IYype Wh5 ha- b...Ii
confined 81 fhe h5a-e II. ;.g, wr"E- ,is
,.f.pt--g III. HI tina'i / l1sArd tn
af a tiAe. tfs Hal- II aa9ut n
E.af Till. III tt5 4. Ha- lH. II tAe
ie5a iti1 e.5, 404Aar .3r t.uited
ct Sel4t0r
The sun., 1900-10-16
III With MalariaI Fever.

tiettrHdr Evelyn Brown he little
laughter VI AIr. CAarle- Brown, anl
Ai..e" Il Hurry Bothia4n. proprietor of
the claEton Hnr-r i seriously Ill with
laalaral iayer. On Fri,iAE ln-t iler life
Ea- tt''s Itf.rfti III. tf'ii yesterday .lur WIS
.gA3eGAaf Improved.
The sun., 1900-10-16
Annnintcd Il Trusfnc

i mrfiing n the cfg.itor- pf Milton
~ Retnold- Wa- H. aifye bccil bcll yo-.
tei1ldy II Ill" office HI ltefnlur iii B;rpE.
fHptcE Smaance. mt III creditor, ap-
lnsand. .Iahn j. Gallagher was M.
1.ailiied lrn-tec fad sill b9a, ii thc -un
of 800. i. sEr4,, ~
The sun., 1900-10-16
Roberts Thanks BuIl.r.

Pretoria. Oct. 15.-L Lord Roberts, III til
army order annpuncin. the return 1t
General Butler 10 England thank ST
Rcdvers for his great services while i
was commander ii ctief of the Bii i
forces IN South Africa ana for the ability
with which he carried out the operations
while serving under Lord Roberts, whiat
The order declares, RESULTED in the /
lapse " HI Beers il the eastern Trls
The sun., 1900-10-16
Busy Despite the strike.

- bf'a fhe 'fiEe Ii III eaal rcgion-
lA l..itasA iNahitt 'ila E al Ppnt III
N.A3Ga 1empans blils Il4a.na iIt
manufacturing bafsres t0F g.. fT
taa litse c9al. ata p sgt tiHaHtif, III if
u 5e.42 Hipla i4e ~.yu VI fls
flil.e.
The sun., 1900-10-16
Visiting the State Guard

A'ittam Charles Il Cotton Of The
National G'lartl ~ Delaware wont
down iln State yesterday morning On 4
visit f. militla companies there. He viii
visit Milford, Laurel, Dover ana Wyom-
ing. ,...s. 20, ,a:ae sasstg 4,
The sun., 1900-10-16
THE DiAtOCRATIC NIGHTMNItE.
From fhc lDailY Republican,

1be Democratic State Central Com
mlire met IT Chairman Hard Sanls-
bnry'8 office yesterday 10 devise ways
aHd HcaIs o hrad IF the stampede
taking plate III Delaware. We predict
thai so Democrats IN thi- city alone
viii npi vote for Bryan aml SON" other
rafis ~ thu ticket. Business men III
particular This year cant afford 10 let
PARTY ~ dim their eyes tlai they want
!" trade on prosperity for poverty and
frec soup houses. We have passed
through TINT Democratic nightmare and
. do not want 4 repetition " the times
When work shops were closed up and
th"n were walking the streets looking for
work.
The sun., 1900-10-16
10 GET lN o.

From ila Milford Ncw, aud Advertiser.
'lhe Democrats secm % e9-ffue lie
plabs 81 ihrir platform after NE fasil=
i1n % the railroad tbep al i plta
falln A MT nladc q tand III, tn q ~
il al.
The sun., 1900-10-16
Fire II Turkish I:nn1n.

Aefe ft fre I'll t4n 5.taHra4t
laai' t@ II. 4. Lon4 " ihe l5m l3uila.
lAa railf %"sttuis moauin. llt tha 'lmk-
i-f room eliiilih. 1aY HI SlG9. ii HI
lHltf fre'l that iie teiu W3s VIA a-l4e.
it9n 4 eisHf. ~ Il flil. iasurrd.
The sun., 1900-10-16
PoIitinaI Gard.

wish 70 thank ny many frinds for
The gncrnns support given III" for Re-
criyrr Of Taxes and County Treasurer
NJ the Republican nomination election.
shall be 4 candidate for the same
office four years hence.
licnry Clayton White.
The sun., 1900-10-16
TO THE DEAE.
School Opens
Oct. 1, 1900.

a rich lady, cured of her deafness and
nolses In the head by DR.. Nichelson's
Artihclal Ear Drums, gave $4,000 to his
institute, 60 that deaf people unable to
procure the Ear Drums may have them
,rree.. Address No. 1l7S, The Nicholson
destitute $50 Eighth avenue, New York
The sun., 1900-10-16
senator Kenncs Very III.

Dovpr Del. Oct. l5.-Enitel STAT $
Senator K. X. kenuey VI 1lrluwnre is Al.
his home here seriously ILL., being threat
ened with typhoid fever. He contracted
a severe cold while delivering addresses
through the state last week His condi.
tion is such as to require he constant
nttptul.luce Of a tlysiciau
The sun., 1900-10-16
steamer In Two T,phuons.

Vancouver b. G., Oct. 13.-The steam
er Buckingham, Captain Cole, has ar
rived here from Java with $500 tons Of
raw sugar for the British Columbia re-
finery. She had very rough trip, en-
countering two typhoons in the China
sea. James Stephenson, second officer,
was swept overheard on Aug. II and
,lrnrrpad
The sun., 1900-10-16
.NEgNIN1. LlN6.gl.N.s AlI1

Fro7a il.t.s9elD..ia Ing-aef.
I:saaeF. b 5iy B-yaa. .I-77ea~., -
I,st5aliy 59Yius rae s4f.ler lssrf u fh~
campaign. ei.l hare -9ti@z-. Z +tsQ!.r 1l--
position 81 ihe Dsr+ x 'ae candidate
IL e00asz1 hilgt@lf HitA he alssA9F3 ~
Abraham Lincoln sGd y fls5 u Ljn-
cyiB's .g~---tes sHplsaT ~ Ill oaa
fhe9ril- aAd afepmeLt.
r Mas u. 1oBb-ftl aet.4-E 81. Rsgan
rived maeA as.istasfe tgQM th.- III
.Ifc4. Tie .HxsD-tj1; IL itafe...i ~
g4.Ii hjiH-4.tf ald ts4s lt.-at man Hh5
rUa2E; rn- i.igA sass. through 'ae
tempest ~ th4 var i ~ Kind t-srtes
sIapil7l y i5sgr1Ee 3ertJ9H aa.i fe--.s.'-
faeni than q r.iri' SYMPATHY 9r ,aJI4I--l
as-s.af.
Il w..l Eaaa se Gn..t'-l sTes,
thar 81 it- sfs5r1 b Sr..Iz -..- ga4t-i I
pr.siaelt t a.p ID At-r Ais.
Br5an A @ gAi Ia
y .s.ri5ti- -a- @hiea a s. as.
asssa9atl Jg f.e * $50 G.tE -icet.
.aas +. pss4 sA 4 taa 8e .
@a1El asieri4ss- ~ e5rk ai .4E.a.8se
Nifl faF i.ueg.a Ts4H-a
esa-.:a.l ln tHHs .ia.t . 4s-
sieH. Iae tans @ l4.s sss4<l ...s
m-4iif II M ~ia.e fsta5f -s
II tie aan'..r a e
Hhieb Aig sfrF+sasa is'. tsH. sr-
r-f alleged " aa yaea aElr."a 0g .ia-
c4yla II izss- h th- f,.l4H.as a-et
But " n ths a. fl.afe
fFisi, a9paarn.0s faa' Hauefre- aAl
aafiyN- inc III 'reA4bs. sgs faa asttg
~ pur ronH,fg A+ feell, II fA.
6nf. eqFD6ra'iyn- nare ie4a "ttlran-
~ and ID .ra f corruption ii ni2h
places vail fgllD~ ana rA- mbn-y
lsgwer II the country viii endeayor
n ir1lGns II s4.ign jy aOfHing upon
lie prejudice III III. people until a!l
wealth !. aggregated i'll fn4g hands
and The Republic win Il. destroyed
studrnt4 * l.inc0in- !.if.r. afil
.I1@ch,-s wsrD II first bat;lal ii their
"ff9rf III trace this quotation - IL
source. Thry could no' aud that Lin
coin hHl cgrf oppressed i!i3. sentiments
attributed - bin bnt q careful iDre-'i-
CATION ha- A6s -Dlvel rhr problem, HE
paragraph quoted by Mf. Stryrn-1H has
been communicated ~ thr #DFi1 b$ j
-pirif1ali-t named Cora Hatch. wHo
claimed. ~ mnJaHE p hare rseeiTrl
.A s+1st4 4s.tI .ist tt&4ee- g' 3sst 't5 t.si z
Ihi- iiclden' 7 pfUi#bIy I.iqle 81 fue
hi-tofg ~ political ranlaaighiA1 fQn
gerry ha brfA kHGEA Nhea % f.ah
citse Il 'he hl3f.s rfte. / ta.
plo%ed fer iae aeteaf p fmt-i. II .A
bfi thi- L. 'ue ff '.rft. taat B.l.tasl.
i.t ha bcaa pn ea Ht -te ials
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Blue 6ressy Eor more
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S.. % 10 SIs, and
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are il black ard blue coats
with back clay Wo,s ed In
ing and sasln shoulders. 4
Suit We never sold a. les
than $40. The SO Suits
ore genuine Washington
Mills Horsted chev;ots,
blacks and blues, al sizes,
regulars, stou:s and Sims.
The sI2 Suits are same
goods but coats are full silk
lined. The SIS Suits are
finest Thibets and Worsted
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every garment tailored il
best possible style and cut.
Opxn Tuesday and Saiur
DAY evenings.
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1900.
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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-11-27
Union Thanksgiving Service.

The union thanksgiving service will
be on next Thursday morning at II
o'clock In the Lutheran Church of the
Redeemer. The services will consist oil
talks by the different pastors of the city
and the offerings will 60 to the orphan.
ages OF the different churches Any Of
ferings directed togo to any orphanage
will be sent as directed, but the money
collected without directions accompay.
ing 1t will be equally divided between
the orphanages of the different
churches,
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-11-27
A Thousand Tongues

Could not express the rapture Of An
ME T.. Springer, Of 1925 Howard st.,
Philadelphia, Pa, when phe found that
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sumption had completely cured her of
a hacking cough that for many years
had made life burden. All other
remedies and doctors could give her no
help, but she says Of this Royal Cure
e-."It soon removed the pain in my
chest and l can now sleep soundly,
doing before. 1 feel like sounding it's
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will every one who tries DR.. King's
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Throat Chest, or Lungs. Price SOC. and
s$1 90. Trial bottles free at all Drug
Stores: every bottle guaranteed.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-11-27
Robbed the Grave

A startling incident, of which Mr..
John Oliver of Philadelphia, was the
subject, is narrated by him as follows
II was In a most dreadful condition.
My skin was almost yellow, eyes sunken,
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growing weaker day by day. Three
physicians had given me up. Fortu-
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surprise, the first bottle made decided
Improvement. / continued their use
for three weeks, and am now well
man. I kno W they saved my life, and
robbed the grave of another victim u
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