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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1901-03-27
Notice to Trespassers.

4 LII persons are hereby notified that
"a trcspassing of any kind is posi-
lively forbidden on any of the lands be-
longing to the undersigned. Cutting or
hacking timber, or making roads through
tho ficlda or woods is prohibited. or tres
passing In any way. Any one disregard.
ing this notice will he dealt with accord
ing to law. JOHN TOW,
MRS. CAROLINE TOW.
March 6, 1901. l0-l3*
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1901-03-27
Notice to Debtors and Creditors.

A LIZ persons indebted to tho estate
~ OF John Il. Mchcy, deceased, arc
hereby notified to make payment to tho
undersigned, and all persons having
claims against said estate will present
INC same, duly attcstcd, within tie timo
prescribed by law, or be barred
ID. j. ID. RICUEY.
Administrators of tho Estate of .John ~
=, Rchoy, docoasod,
March 9, 1901. ,0.Ia
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1901-03-27
Spanish Jack.
Notice to Debtors and Creditors,

A LII persons indebted to tho estate of
"A Mary McElvcne, deceased, ara
hereby notified to mako payment to tho
undersigned, and all persons having
claims against said estate will present
the same, duly attcstcd within the time
prescribed by law, OF bo barred.
G. w. PITCUFORD.
Executor OF the Estate of Mary NOEL
vcnc, deceased.
March 10, 1901. 1.1A
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1901-03-27
New ADVERTISEMENTS.
TO RENT,

J. HE NORMAN BUILDING. on Main
Street, as store and dwelling, or for
boarding house, partly furnished. Every
room in fino condition. Will make re-
pairs to suit tenant. Call on or address
V. l.. NORMAN.
March 81. 1901.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1901-03-27
DO YOU GET UP
WITH A LAME BACK ?
Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable.
Almost everybody who reads the news.
papers Is sure 10 know Of the wonderful


cures made by DR..
kilmer's Swamp-Root,
the great kidney, liver
and bladder remedy.
1t is the great medi-
caltriumph Of the nine
teenth century; dis
covered after years Of
scientific research by
DR.. kilmcr, the emf
nent kidney and blad.
u
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1901-03-27

appeared to them, aud not by tho fanci-
full imaginatlons or surmises Of would be
critics. This is our apology for devoting
80 much space to this important topic.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1901-03-27
DROMPT attention given to all bust.
l. ness committed to their care.
Bridge to Repair.

YNHE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
i will lot, to tho lowest responsible
bidder, at the bridge site, on Friday,
March 2oth, 1901, at II n. M, tho con-
tract to repair tho wood work of tho
Cherry Bridge, over Seneca river. Tho
Board reserves the right to reject any
and all bids S. nj. POOL,
Supervisor.
+. A. III. Schroeder, Clerk. I1.l3
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1901-03-27
Street Tax Notice.

A LII PERSONS within the corporate
IA limits of tho town of Walhaila are
hereby notified to pay their street tax
before April lst, 1901. This tax is $500
if paid by that dato. After that q it
will be $500 or ten days work no
streets. Take notice and govo our
selves accordingly. BY order of Council.
G. w. PITCHFORD,
1918 Clerk of Council.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1901-03-27


grcss" referred to in tho instructions to
the Secretary Of State, President Lincoln
on December 8, 1864, says:
"In presenting the abandonment of
armed resistance to the national au-
thority on the part Of the insurgents as
the only Indispensable condition to end
ing the war on the part of tho govern
mcnt, rctract nothing heretofore said
as to slavery. | repeat tho declaration
made year ago, that while remain in
my present position | shall not attempt
to rctract or modify tho emancipation
proclamation, nor shall ! return to
slavery any person who is FREQ by the
& rms of that proclamation or by any of
the acts Of Congress- If tho people
should, by whatever mode or means,
such persons, another, and not |, must
be their instrument TO perform it,
Thus it appears from the records left
by President Lincoln himself, i'm his mes.
! sngcs 70 Congress Immediately hcfor"
and after the famous Hampton Roads
meeting, that no bona iide offer was ever
made to pay the South for its slaves for
the sake of peace.
We have often heard President Jcffcr
son Davis, Of the Confcdcracy, and his
| Cabinet, severely criticised for refusing
| the offer Of President Lincoln to pay tho
South for its negroes, if they would only
| lay down their arms; and this erroneous
idea has doubtless found a Judgment in
the minds of many Of the rising genera
ton. 1t is well that all the light posi-.
blc should be shed on this subject, for
Justice demands that the leaders and
representatives Of tho "I.ost Cause
should be judged 10y tho facts rs they
The sun., 1901-01-20
Justice

He spanish var es really sudei 81
saurpg. ~ 49, ..r. Hu t'n pn' nni.
chat 'I. h,f'.- v"ra f.ur obI,1 oaus ]
Spain .p apsn..1 u.a conflict Ihat --
rprrrI move than two wears aul a hp'
a.l. IIt o. "a only r.v 'Irt Com grrs-
Ir.r.b vil,D aH rrr'rH 'o men d.
tIus Isbed lu Ne army ~ navy must ptss
bas o1~S-,I u..pc' f1 the cpumander On
hni Gen SHArrrH
Ihs commander = tNs sllus Rear A.
mira s.uFvpv. remains uunu'.. 81 llis BE-
afrIo'lpn OF CrHyruAs squadron vas rho
preliminary 20 re surrender - Santiago
.-'r las S'rvirs- are STU uur--u gn,g"i.
anil. na r. to t,gh'sn be inErafi'ut"
vIr,~ .el le h.,s o.. cu treated at he hhnIs
Of hs tulufry. h!' colleague IN .ne ."ryire.
R,af Aimirn prwgv .rtori1Is a. Ma
nia. ha. ry~-av-d tho sp."ni,I honor u
hoing made Ain'
TIC Prc-itent h,s ,s','i '',t 80 sraiH
- Vic NlIrl-h rn r'h,tl.l lshrd VIII
Mt Congress h'cI tbs request. and enlnI,
tAe p-'-,i irut % give - he Atlantic heet
Of lsas b..1npug with us commander. tue
honOr that are - iuo'
The sun., 1901-01-20
NtIo,R,rio, ,rRruo,fr,
IN" sc0,te iEn"rs, ta~ nou'~ Ee,oiat,op Pre-
tiHhng for joint tunIuiItss

w4spr,.H... Iau. ia.I.. H.,s. ,
''l.'-' .' '' '.' ..'" .. '' no f",
,1 af Tier ..I-' with tie -".. '. 's' 90
g.a.l.U = ...r.f.a .... .ss .t-
..... 49,,
"II.. '.' I"~ ''..'' " ''''' -- '.t'.-'
incident e. " Inaugurnt ~''"" MES Z
tla pra.lH..t and Vice b. ,.-....rt R,..,
lu-t N"'h '' l' 0eH''" ~ a.. t'.N.-|.
a. hcret 'Iro INT 10 Cereu. Mes si...I
Ia.rny,r Ito tIr,,L. n Of ~.r.la . ....... ,..,
'I AIIaLf'l = ""e" |.' ' ".'"' . -
House Hi- t.p"' 9 aTa a, the . 81 =
a. ...lI.uut , H-a.l.t g. .. t,aI,-.. .L .' -
.trA'stH ..l i,rs every t.lrE. AZ 40 sri-
rrUt va, t4..,I $50 t.a I,. f.u is..i-
lUs I.r r % ....' ,.r. % ttes e. O. % $40 Houses
q t4as IHtI-r.l .u 'Istr,u.'-
When tIe a.. ei.leI ie- Z wn
turned t. -.e -,..fs L' Z. H.t va' mate .
concur 'I a. L...n n. 20 % ltr N't -
The sun., 1901-01-20
roHFD AIONo tHK srREFT
Ths Uncomfortab bile rrrdi'.men' ~ . Young
woman In Rhode I.iau'.


n ~ about hair a. hour after = .' D.ark on
MouI,v nlshL wh'n ore u' ''rs'orts ~
press wagons. driven bv James Heron. passc 3
through JACKSON strea' 40 the direction ~
Weybus-et Behind the wagon tr.Isi "a
rope, as l. SOMETHING'S ne case uG express
wagons Tue o. yer t'i not notice % 'rl..-
lns or he would have pulled 10 In. Neither
did youns somar. Who started to cfO.s
We.'nin-'e- street lt JACOBSON.
Tha wagon pa-~od iu-t 10 front Of the
young woman. The nett Instant there vas
n fl''sr = ssirts and The woman sat down
The wagon -S0i on and 90 .fil mo uEfu-tfl-4tn
woman, whu-s foot va aupGr"ruv caught n
'4r 'Tuu|nC ru." The 'l~.D-s-l" 90 f.r
street bHran TO veil AZ the driver. who diI
rot a. 'r9f corprehrrd TN,e ,Durg vo-.. 1000
v'' hairr toVad behind ne WAGON
~ -Jush The street. also sli something
Ito uni ct chorus .up|l' e1"Dfed ~ Iur-
pos., 80 'hN driver looked b.I.Id what he
s,w caused hin 70 haul u. - horse NJ 80 short
that 10 80. Iuckv fhst The harness Vas strong.
tt" wagon was stopped p, soon =. no c.u.i
s''r ", and The Young woman Va. ayf ri,afaH
had been trssged about 'hir'" foo. and the
stpsrie0c~ "a. nnt an agreeable .re
Just befHre Policeman l." 4 d Central
StAuon arrived tho woman va. taken inr.
q passing CarrlaUe hv a friend amt vls ~ ken
- h~r home Sle iNnliraI 20 givo har -arra
The crowd fingered unul the WAGON had hcen
driven 4vrv, and then he Ia'e ..ulrT- went
out and looked a. 'hs roadbsd willie Eearily
the story from others
The sun., 1901-01-20
Making the Hollow boom for Lawson Bost

F-on ne Rosf1r ppth g'ob.
In e 80 3 h .evs 'orkmea re no q
engage ont 90 o. 90 ems ~ f. is 20
be use for boom Of . Gro Mn l..t Clq
Gefan or. The .og Vas squared, g., /. usual
In mtNns al huupv sp4rs This Is done
TO present un form fat s.rflces ou FOUR slie..
30 Aat the spar can De divided evenly
After this II was marked along It's .rt!rs
length IN the Centrs II was then raised
90 that us WORK OF saving II IN two could ua
carried on. Il was blocked up n the nl'dd ,
and shores pI' np fer Ell her end At th.
lower snt strain was put On II with n small
arEIe WHICH was suspended from pa#r =
shelrs Tie work Of saving thrnu.A D,
WAS the, begun. and was not finished until
late yNs'~rdqv afternoon
The neit work Wili ~. 10 hollow out both
sldcN - rrnovins h- hnari Of tho log A.ar
enough has been taken out the Two T. ..,rs
viii he hung up to SEASON Il IL lut Ua civ
that any tur'ktr Norh Nill be done ou Them
before MNv BN That time u Il cou.lcrr,d
hav WI. seasoned enough for tho .nisr.uf
work tn. two parts will bc Glued tonatler
and secured With clRr'r- isrks
i vii remain IN the glu" for some TN .,
UNA - - considered to have been thor
tuchlv se' Then the clan p4 viii DO taken OF
Rrd ne spar rounded into share l. viii
he pianed md smoo'he' up 40 ne iron
wln,s will be put on, which vii insure keen
iny Dc two parts s"curcly tovc''rt
THIS spar NAV not be frisugi until june.
for it f. intended 90 eouIp 80 N ~ 'r. I
with steel .rsrs. and N 'hose hr.Ra down or
prove ine~ci"nt tho hollow WooI". ones viii
DO used The ono which = h"lng W.. el
now IL ~ Oregon pire, and h.u-h rrr!rctl"
er-~n looks as thouGh II vii srason hcau,l-
fully, II said 10 be Il0 fect .on.. but lrphs
a biz LONGER
The sun., 1901-01-20
usual, ,n..., upoa b.,ns shielded from IN.

usually insist upon being shielded from the
publicity Witch would - involved In their
app.aranr" as sUorn vi'nf-a"- hut after
ail ~ = not 80 grsat as wpuld ~ no danger
aimas' go CERTAINTY ~ r'rrua.h brought
nn tho irve-tiznflr1 by f1IlY. 'rrv.r"'i'n
NJ asfut mis~o.Hluc' m . r'uw.f'as -
hrf.str s ~ volunteer dr'a'''v.s
N Wr utrn. frf.n ~ policemen m OBJ"
trsTir ~ vI.s .s su frequent arI sH v.1us
- r - currently rrr.s'rl fH is 's '.fH.
rHffr" % frrru M f.a. HHH.r.fI"u a'a..
uts fsuar.s I1 20 f'tnI su %" sIrs
~ Obtain avlI.u.s ~ f vfl'h siu d" ''-
vopi Tisst.Ha. bet to g. Wa ns'rsfarr
s,I lanca t..Y vI have u aIort s"r"
moro pf'I.i,H' mrurs man "u'ing nH'
,rer t 7vs ryu-snI aHafnir is'r.'lvs
rv.rv HH. = % .n r'I ha Fnpvp 'n fIH
r...' .f rIr Ns-t IN sh'r1 b~ .ui.f.
Hls#s H.ta.t. .l# .f
flasi lss - ~ ave sali ths sIYIus
r,stn,.. Is nasty ant hs cultivation - .
$50 ~ t on ~ azs sos v'uIi %"
pHruI.IrIs
The sun., 1901-01-20
III. I'oiir- mn

When tho Constitution - tha lmptrs
state was rsvt.sl IN 9 80 ths Constitutional
Convention tcing ln Ret Ibarnn control. fH'
punople by vhich mA,'ea-NDo" l1 c"r'n.n
Of Tie state. polucal suid'vs.or. s.Hu,I
10 guarded AgAn.t through gvuf"ru1S
upon hs Dovsfnpr The poser oi rcIuo'i -
thsr oncias wNs pot forgotten.
The -, u orirors over whom II ~,
thou sht bs-t ~ extend thl- state authonty
u found In ArlH' (. by thi' snerTs
Cl-rk, ~ CCur.l.. District Attorney. And
Register we're r1rucuArly NAMED a,
subject 20 tho CO. NOR power " removal
BOT that power Wa umIted hy tie require
mont that the-s on ,er. could be removed
only upon charges and after having had
an opportunity 10 Oe heard
In contrast with this provision the Con-
s.itu'ion draws around municipal officers
protesting wall against the Governor,
providing that they shau be chosen Nv
tho municipalities they serve.
In tho faco ~ thls carefully drawn vet
sinpls plan of government, va have a bill
In the Iesisa,ur~ In the name ~ the Re
publican party which intends 10 violate
the Constitution by giving Tie Governor
arbvrary power TO remove New York
city officer.
In opposing this bin IHg srN has not
deNatei the question whether one Police
Coetul Ssionrr Is bstter ti.au two or whether
the Governor power oi removal should be
applied to more officials In the state N IN
those enumerated In Article u. or whether
II viii bs 20 Jhr advantage Of he R"puhhcan
party 10 get moose around tho head Of tho
Tamnany police captain. II merely ca.ls
attention 20 the pain fact that whoever
presses this Oil must fai. radically to under
stand tn. nature OF the supreme legal In
.trument OF the state. and the re~ponsi-
biltics Of those who hold o.ncs under II.
Must Il be -ui Of the Republican party
Of New York that no one can foreteil what
Il will do when It gets into oi'lcei 1t will
fasten that Stigma on Itself II II sets Itself
up ~ supaTior 70 the Constitution
The sun., 1901-01-20
Ihe Ten ITthei OF Isracl.

To THF ErITOn oP TUr St Sfr. In the
article from the Lor Ion Sp, "fdiar puhIl-Lei
In vom paper Of Jan q. "u'l'icd -ls'acl ard
Asia, tha following statement ~ made: The
Ten Tribes ucrs never lost ~ body, but be-
came. ~ many jews hrlieve. "a, ancestor.
OF the Jews who wandered into e,>trrn Lu-
rouo. and produced the modern A,hheul-
7lm. and will no more ha found In Afghan
istnn than In America This stu'rmort
should not pas. unru1IiNod. for the writer
cop,uses the cnp'iyity OF IL, Ten lr.a,s
Win ihrlr d.Ntrp'afarr"
=. Tho Ton Tribes With seeded from the
slwnv- rrirrrcd ,o Gy Oia T..,sm'. VIZ
ef- A. lsra"l n distinct ron the ojn"- tv"-
lr.'"I ..rgo"m 81 ''dtt. w." crrorj'I 1
."pugt" d"tnohnru's. h,u esrlyal dur-
ING N" disturbances connected with tho
oNrftn.ow ot \incN'h 'n mt~Se through
~" rntss Of ~" 'Sn"'~u- ana huv,. 49,
,ofdlng 10 common rc'u', teen l.-' ever
sin." Morr"y"r. th~ -'1t'm"n, Nt o..
Ten IrlurS ever l,.1W" fi- ancestors ~
jews shows th0t TIE write. II mot Iair.h4r
with hi7 svhi",'. ns TIE leV- ure ~ l.-
t.,n'sut~ uf only two ~: tlntv.Iyc tril &c -
Israel namely Judah and Lew 1h" jews
a'r I-rl"'ttes or Hebrews. h.t tAc o'hrr
ten uin,~ Of l>''r1". Or Hebrews never
rh" st7,"ment That thc lost tribes vii
not be found lu N'lharI.tau il ,uIrrct Il
Is 'n'@inV that th"i' a." :" many Nd ,d"o,
d,,'ioc'lv stated many tim.- ~ tlr uld Tc--
t0m~rt who" they viii rr found. sud tlr
,oud .lors given under which u.nv Wi Ia
60 "a 10 ~ h'.su-r pDoI,I, '..l TO aj-i IT,
. lSh hctw',u l~rlei aui J1du'. Hue t.
To grplv prophecies to j. dan INFANT toy IT,
ta"l that They over look some wonderful
ilcts II II because people 10 uy' ."ui
tho Old Testament, Z ~ al. with tlls dis.
tHction in mind that thcy nv to tiout.fv
some dcosirut people Ike tho Nr-fn'lan.
or The American lrlIp's with the lost tfI'.,.-
tli I'r'"U"ut pFupurts t'' Us tu.l when
l,'ye' ~htu be found, "Iu ''' lt'i.. do
-h' Vi,i b" g''.t att ll. o." ,rr.I- - 'N.
So lu nufnhH- Nuiu.H N.p..u ,lf,i-
olpri,,s tn %, we are A,tuS an trosr Wv
'lLi'rr j.. |'s $
The sun., 1901-01-20
Helm Tor ChprCh Of the Aran Isles

TO rpr rurrOR up TIM Su,--,sr rne 40
comrsuy|ng Photograph NN convey some "a ~
~, -rrn'-usr, = COT sh'eh las con, tutv frr
rAryA ay In South Aran lSlNnL ant wen. owing
g. ths poverty ~ tts psnre, stu continues 70 serve
the same purpose Some tire ago church In some
way worthy ~ the -sscei Mysteries was orl.
r.uo'f, but 'uf .ant oi funds remains unnn SN.l
II 1, siftAiv tooir bu not Furnishes. an th,rs
Is -il a eprH rf'he sum tue, am unable 10 rto
&C.. with tie WOW May l. iheie'W.. earnestly
"a cv your assistance which. however small. viii
b, gratefully accepted Ktmcmhrr We nv. faI away
from the maluAnd. ana our trWuiencSs often ten, q
" leave US forgotten YET We hope that, siih your
klnd aSlsunor We may b. able TO complete our rev
ehureh. which We intend W dedicate 70 81 Keyin
t,, patron Of our isaut In,sHeeE
MURTAGb FAERAchEp, p. p.
Or. kSDA =. AIAn isles. County galway, Ireland.
The sun., 1901-01-20
The Phi o.cph, - the Nine,ss"th
,sutury

Of shs rs'uafkshls Gti~iss on tho nine
ss-nih century rhi~h rRs srv u publish
inx Mons des~rv~s mofs s'tsniion than l'r
cAfnp's ririnou. scount ~ 'h- progress
Of philosoriy. printed In smother column
thls moruns No prohI"tn B.. nors impor-
tsnt mons sho.. solution 10 more fasf.-
natins uaan that ~ man re.sfi,n % ns
univrr-~ Vhsrvv~ TIE Invest ilssiious of
si~n~~ may iead. vhs'svgi nov fs~'s may
bs brought 10 tho psrc-p',on - De s-n."s,
tho mini cannot r,-st stfisiet. tiil 10 has
attempted, a. lo.ss', To make ths nsv attsin-
meut ~ into soms radonl. comprehensive
conception of che unlver~" IN. sUlutios
are many. AMI n~v- completely ss,us-
factory. u I. true. but Il -""r., as Inevitable
that tho srort should be mails - u "a un-
likely that the eni slu uo a,ain"d No
sooner ircs experience knOCk tho fyieia-
tion. from under ths sshnoe tasn tie ma
tsrials are put togs'hsr again In Tie Agh'
Of the new knos --tse
Out of the lp~-ttng of al established
authority In the eighteenth century, poht-
ioal. socis. theological and scientific. came
KASrs phiIc-ophy. and II Is the problem
set by KASr. that the ninsto~n'h century.
according TO Dr CAIsD. has tried 70 solve
the problem. namely. OF combining INTO
ons the two antith-tioaI conceptions of
man. on the ons hand finite indi dividual-
i,y hernns IN by nso~ssiues: on tno other.
something having an unlimited capacity
for knorlsdss The ninetesnh century
philosophy hu Oecn therefore one Of reron-
citation and compromise. there has been
an endcavor to break down the sharp
antithesis Of opposing theorss. 20 modify
positions that seemed IrreconcilAble; 70 fnd
out what eisments Of truth AMI error theirs
arc In eeoh system
This work has he~n furthred ~ ths
acceptance by scientific and philosophic
writers OF two great idras by which al
seem to have been Inspired. however di-
vergent their views. namely. the idea u
organic unity ani. what Is Implied In that.
the idea Of development, There have been
waves. however in the progress OF phil
osophic tn ought. the nrst third Of the century.
q period Of creative cons ruetion. marked
by the ideallstio philosophy Of Germany.
was followed by . rscoil toward material
ism In the middle OF the century With
return again TO . mors enlightened ideal
Ism ct the snd Tbs tendency OF the century
has besn idsAnstc on the whole and Hs1sL
and LoTxn have perhaps bad hc most
innumos In bringing about the spuit Of
oomprouAss among philosopher
The sun., 1901-01-20
DIsMrssrD YPoa me sERrICB-
Dead Letter Once Clerks In a srheme to FroA
b, sale Of Unclaimed PL,kase..

w,suI~GroN. Jan - ~ order Of th- Post.
fpast-r-GsuolI to-day Charles llarda h"l.
uE tho prnperty division OF th" Nr'd Lr'r
O.roe AND Il { N-!pn. Charles Nbeit 81 ~.
luuGu t. Browne. u.srkS In that o'auc, We"
Ut,lls~ad uoiu tae service As ~" res ii =
an investigation t4at has been carried or
,inos the middle OF december. when -
annual sale OF unclaimed packages IN u"
dead letter Glyts.aa took Il-c". To" PER
snu. named we're fouud TO be implicated
Ia u scheme TO prutt by this sale p" keeI'0s
IA record OF tie contents OF TIE valuable iccs
axes a. tAoy wefs being cata.ogued oy num-
ber ard 'Dr.r contents noted tor tie Inform
Inc .,u...t. s,,a usually nets the Government
about SApt luo~c N tur scheme Z" A.
u.d tnr ,"-, informed puUhc dti secure VIC
pithpga. ot value were chug.i by spr'".
lost 'flyc ln-lCc"t- NO were b'ous",
ar.p ftuY other r,.t- O, tie country .'i
not I'uNn Ov those Il tie .clrur -
d.-,i.r,,J cwIIuNrea we" foNud 10 haN7
b,u,-i-' ,I cav .orLrs l. tneT possess
Nlt. IL valuable 'tcu,s marked.
p...a the .u',' da q. t"e s'4e no ~.
dnary -p,l!t "a tHe ulddIns. ani sooh to.nd
tlat tuts Nd- Nn.t al"GNs car - on ng en.'
Itu g.s = tEe 'eai Lelter h'e an -,
nl'.' '' IN" sea. 'ul o. article, put ~
40 Nyra eat Ip,G"d Is As i".''"' q
Far ro's shoes. -. 81, woU"n' Lah,.
,'f,s.,' a.. cyI w." No., t'i insn. tncllheG to G'l
lrr, 1ish rr,r such "unsishi al i unseen
,Elluu,e Cd. Na...e az tho. Ihe!N lids o,. .
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co., DAGGI1T TO Bh FRoAoThp
lie WIN lie Mad. q MA sdier General and rhs
Retire After thirty Nears' ssI'ius.

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war Department TODAY hat ths prestsn'
viii uoi...a.e cot Aaron pagg-U Of 'he
Ioui..,iJu Infantry Tor promotion 10 bf'sa
glri-.,,l,lu 30 The Regular army. Co.
lar.,,t val ION retire, maslns room iof
the Iuumu..,u OF another oiiic cer 60, tas-
.rtt tI.t entered the Wuitarl service A.T j.
I,t., as SECOND Lieutenant OF tomiany =
Mann, lr.AItr,. lie vas twice Gf-Netled ~
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and ... ..... u..IN' s'r,l-- as s'iec
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t,cutn lgflhtry. March 81. 1893. y, ,'"'
of the thifty Years service he 10 eIs'ht
retire on his oVn application. HE ~ me.
TO hrisadier- General VII sl.Aols lin " 49,
with khAt rAak.
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honor 81 ts army fhsy must a.. q
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ffssumptlua FRESHNESS .sli- -asssr'ion.
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