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Are YOU sick? If so, investigate the
merits of Herbine. It is a cOncentr atpd
medicine, the dose is small. vet it Quickly
produces the most gratifying results. di-
gestion improves, the lips and cheeks
lose their palOr, the eye becomes bright
and the step elastic. Price, 30 cents.
Wight & Bro.
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REDUCTION OF iBILLS AND
JOINT RESOLUTIONS.

sBy Mr. Rivers of AlachAa, HB No 179
authOrlze sherltfs tOsapprOVe bonds
OF persons committed intO their custodv
by committing magistrates and to fix
their fees for the SAND Referred TO
Cam on Judiciary.
by Mr. GOrntO, II joint r No 190.
FEopo5lng an amendmena to Section II
oeArticle of the COnstitutIon of the
State of Florida, relating TO the iuris-
dlcCion of county judgess Referred to
the Com on Constitutional Amend
ments.
By Mr. RaulersOn, H B No 191. To
amend Sections l and 8 of: Chapter Att,
OF the Laws Of Florida, entitled an act
to keep In repair all public roads and
highways and to. open roads and bridges
AID TO open new roads, and to coniema
Che right Of way for same in the county
OF Brevard. State of Florida, and giving
20 said county certain rights and priv.
lteges authorizing the lew of a sneciaI
TAX IN each commissioners district and
providing the method by which said tax
snail be levied and expended. Referred
to Com on Public Roads and HIchwa W.
By Mr. Brown, Fl B No 1872: To ex-
empt ex-COnfederate soldiers having
attained the age of 60years from paving
a Incense tax for practicing dentistry in
the State OF Florida. Referred 10 Com
on Finance and Taxation.
By Mr. BrOward, H B No I83: To
regulate the purchase, sale or transfer
OF stock OF goods, wares or merchandise
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JOSEPH DUNCAN
Undertaken and ElbalnGP

q Dealer in Marble Foreign and
domestic. Orders Filled on Short Notice
see his cuts and prices before srndin0
money outside the State. 4l-1v
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Mr. Speaker, Messrs. Amos, Anderson.
Bates, Blair, BIanton, Brown, Broward
Buford, Burr, Campbell, Chambers,
Clarke, Close. Crawford, COrbett, David
Son, Davis, DOwd. Dowden, Duckworth.
Fulton, Gillen, Godfrey, Gornto, Griggs.
Grant, HarVell, Hendry, Hopkins.
4unter, Jackson, Jacdby, Johnson
JPnes, KOOnce. Lee, L'EngIe, McEIroy.
YcGlffin, McRae of Pasco. McRae Of
FJutnam, Osteen, Palm er, Parrish of
Holmes, Parish of Manatee, PinhoIster.
Haney, RauIersOn, Redd ding, Rivers of
Alachua, Rivers of Coli hmbla, Russell
S1oemaker, Sledge, Smith, Sparknnan'
1ihOmas, Umstead, Wall Whaiey, Will
z~sdsLiNss. zia%sSRl WILSON, Wolff Young and
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sI1 ---eases IN special manner Of
Oinls oRn-a system studied out years ago while in
Every Case GesSs OpoesS and and hSRsi practice ana IN
specially during the twenty years Since
Treated. prsctice e5iSred 6v a Inost extensiVe
thiscountry DIR. HathaWay's great and npifHro sIIn
cess Is due to this Individual system of treatment
fHo9SnoH+ yearly from doctors in all parts Of fhe
e1S-l-OnA world asking for. the priyileTe oP
usingDr Hathaway smethod treatment he heIiov0S
itwiser to allow none beside himself the F16vIeSs
OF his remedies, as he s too well aware of the MO
CHIEF which may be done by the unskIfuI use ~ anv
Blood and Skin Dr. how perfect
diseases. - blood diseases in whatever sfaSo
,, cures all forms of ulcers, sores .
and scalp 20 their natural condition butso n1rif1aa
the blood that the disease IS hernia nenfiv ana o
PeEe9iy aryen rom the system and all this without
oOhAlnIHUorIhs POlsOhOns or dangerous drugs
VaFtCOcee and and Stricfnre Is Uothi Oo hhaEicocee
Structure. slVely his own and in so per cent
OI All cases results I'm a nerTaof
ana permanent cure. No operation is reGnIro 5
no pam OF inconvenience are Experienced nv the
paGlent Inc expense of this Treatment is noncS I
tnan tnat OF any operation, or hOSDitaI ~ S4.toes los
IeatmenL, ana Is both safe and sure RESTORING tbo
organs u conoILlon OF perfect, normal health
Kidney test 0Testion ~ bI nas @ JUST Prepareda
DISeaSeSs ttfSTEn 70 suspect Kidney trouble and
evervona nh sIS i Piank ne VIII gladly send free TO
'oA'Ono "HO oSrus MN MS name and address
New R0oL Inc 0eTnand for DR.. HathaWaV's neuv
-SN Dook Manliness, YigOr, Healthn has
FREE. ALREADY alt exhausted the first edition of
tbia ,IOO,yUO DqC Tor limited time COW Of
80 OOVA VIII Do sent free to anyone who sends bi9
Consultation nd5re nm and address to Dr. Hathaway
FREE. toroonsuitation and adycsT aT sf feaaFse atbse
MS Office or by mail
S' NEWTON HATHAWAY N, D.
aER-v s.!r: Dr: Hathaway & Co.,
- sIyrm SENT1oT SSrHet, @e1 Savannah, Ga.
1AON THIS PAPER WHEN WRITING.
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" E. LEWIS. DENTIST.
TALLAHASSEE, FLORIDA.
Graduate 1894 University Maryland
Baltimore; Post Graduate 1893,
Haskell School, Chicago.

e Preservation of Natural Teeth,
told Crowns, Bridgework, and Metal
Plates Speciality. Gas administered.
lily
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Latest Lines of Readable Books,
SCHOOL Books, Leading Maga-
1nes, Periodicals and Daily Pa.
perS, always on hand.
'"olce line Of ofcIgars and Tobacco
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WHY he CURES.
me SFeasese Specialist OF the Time Gives
Livery Oase His Personal Attention.
UOOfos Most doctors have certain nunnbar
m.GI-- o. stOck remedies which thew TSe in
HAL1oSaS,S Al cases which seem at an Similar
Sefhad ms Is not Dr.. Hathaway's mefhod

diagnosed and The exact
position of the diseased con-
ditiOn determined, Tbna
.eYeTv eaea :=+=--<9> -
'ately and medicines are al.
m1nfstered which ar
5peclaliy prepared under
Or- Hathaway'S personal
supervision for each case,
N0tW0 p6Opleare affected
Dya particular diseasein the
same manner Consequent
~ no two people should be
treated in the same Way
even for same complaint,
Dr. Hathaway is a special.
1st in the best sense of the
WOrd-he treats sDecial dis.
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ME- E.CHrRcH. South. II. e. q. Mabry, Pas
tor. Services: Preaching every Sabbath II
4 NJ; 30 P. n. sabbath School 9:I5 A: NJ.
Prayer Meeting, Wednesday at 7:30 P, M
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Tne regular eonvocaElon of Florida R. A.
Chapter No. l, will be held on the Second and
Fourth Mondays of each month at IS o'clock
". M. MCINDOsH,. .SR., Secretary.
- Regular meetings Of Jackson LODGE
Ne. /, are held on the first and third Mondays
In each month. ats O'clock, P. NJ.
VI. NJ. MCINTOea. SR.. Secretary.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-03-07
cUBANs MUST ACCEPT.
No Erira session wn Be Called tc
Change tho Demands Made.

No INtra session WI He Called e
Change tho Demand. Made.
Wa hIugton. March 6.-No credcnce
is given here IN olIc.h circles toa re-.
port from Havana tnt General Wood
ha, informed the members of the Cuban
constitutional convention that the de-.
clnution OF clugro- as contained In the
par amendment 90 theurmv uppr1pria.
ti1n bill Is merely uu, for further
negotiation. o.. tD thr relations between
the United State, and Cuba. and that
the rejection of thr amendment by the
convention win be followed by the re-.
c1uyDu.uE 0f the American eungres. 100
special session There d, authority foi
the statement chat Oh. remarks attrib.
uted to Gouaml Wo1i arc contrary C
the view held by thc administration.
The expectation IN Washington is that
the Cuban convention viii accept the
conditions land down by the American
congress eventually n not In the imme.
diatc future, and that the Cuban dele.
gate, viii bg given 90 understand that
action of congress wns final having
been taken after thorough consideration
~ the subject and that such action IL
NOT likely % be- modified hy that BODY,
even II called together again except in
the event Of the development Of an un.
looked Tor change in the situation.
As one official expressed 10, the action
Of congress IN the Cubu question was
taken with the view Of obyiating an ex.
tm session as well a. 10 acquaint the
Cuban convention with what was cx.
poctcd Of H. lie ,aid that the declara.
ti'n NJ congress will stand until the con.
yentiou is ready 10 act In accordance,
otherwise the military government will
continue In power ~ least until Deccm.
Der next, When congress roas-embles In
regular session and the Cuban question
can be- again takon mp Tor such lcgisla
tion as may seem 10 bc necessary.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-03-07
STILL EXCITED.
Members Display Irritation at tho Re-
couv~uing of the session.

London. March G-Thc excitement
occu,uucd by last nights scenes in
the house of common, was still very ev-
idrut. aud when the house met at noon
to-day. In view " possible disturb.
ancc. the whole police force ON duty az
~. stephens had bocn mobilizcd and r..
iuforrcd by reserves. John Redmond
speedily rose and raised tho question of
privilege arising from the painful
scenes of last night" he claimed the
member, had been suspended withou,
the proper steps being taken 10 identify
them and that their removal had been
accompanied by undue violence lie
wns satisfied. hc said. the members were
suspended who had actually gone to the
lobby 20 participate in fhr division
Tho speaker intouup'ing, pointed ont
that Mr.. Redmond was NOT raising 20
question Of privilege, but point of or.
der 1t he wus properly informed Of
any wrongful Suspensions hr, lthc
spoakprl would bo glad 20 take stop,
to rac.ity thcm. Mr. Redmond tried 90
move adjournment aud appealed 20 Mr.
Bali1ur to give thrmomlo-. opportunity
for discussion, Mr. Blliour rcmnrking
that ho presumed it wa, hi, desire 20 iu
Eiuufc means for preventing "a recur.
renee ot the scenes. The subject wa.
then dropped
Mc-,r. Jordan. McGoycn and Don.
Ian are the member, who h is elaine
wcrc vrongfully suspended
It's understood Mr. Balf1ur proposes
20 alter the house Of commons rule rp
lating 10 suspensions, making the pun
ishmcnt so severe as 90 make repetl
tion of Tuesday nights revolt against
the authority OF the chair unlikely.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-03-07

homes Of ey-President Cleveland and
Joseph jefferson.
An official of one % tho leading banks
down town stated tha Mr. So. rles had
been in a bad way Tor ready money
since last fan.
Charles Z Hughes counsel Tor the
assignee said:
"The assignment ~ Mr. Scarlcs was
made f1r the protection Of his general
creditor, in order that interest Of all
might hr fully protected His assoc.
are believed 90 bc largely In excess oi
his liabilities but include considerable
amount of unsolicited securities which
werr NOT res lihly convertible into cash
O. meet obligations maturing nt that
time The ASSIGNMENT in mo- WAY effect
tho American Cotton company or any
other corporation with which Mr.
Searlts Is connected
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-03-07
ren Prom the Third story.

Austin March g. Father Joseph Just,
an instructor at St. Edwards college,
situated here, accidentally frll from the
third.story window Of his room at tho
institution Monday night and was killed.
His lifeless body was found Tuesday
morning. He was 2S years old and was
educated ~ the Catholic university at
Washington, d G. He had been here
about two years and was wpll known iu
Catholic educational circles throughout
tho stnln.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-03-07
THH IRISH REFUSE.
Would Not Leave the House C
Commons When Demanded.
HAD TO BE PUT OUT.
The Trouble Gene Over the Cloinr,
Rule Adopted by the House and
Enforced by the Speaker
Against tie Irish.

As'Ai'ANiAf sAhA'A '. ifl7stti 'AhA H''i'i .
occurred IN the house Of commons just
after 1890 O'Clock this morning Never
before had such scenes ever occurred.
Tho trouble arose through Mr. Bal
four clo,uring the whole education cstt
mates without giving an opportuuit}
% discuss tine Irish votes
II was after midnight when Mr.. Bal
four applied the cipure on the edura
tiou estimate, The Natioual..'- shout
ed "M" gag, and refused % leave the
house when the division was taken
The chairman twice asked them 10 o.
tire 90 the division lobby, but thoy
shouted Certainly not" Mr. Fhyiu
cried, 81 protest against the way all
Irish vote. are clu.urrd"
The chairman then iuumntcd that he
must report fhe matter 90 the speaker.
In the meantime the other member,
had returned from the lobbcs amid
spmn urrar 30 or 90 lri-hmen remain.
ing in their seats. The speaker having
returned % the house the chairman re.
ported the matter 90 him and the speak.
er asked II the Irish members still re-
fused % obey the order and there were
erie. " "Ie-. y,.'
The speaker then named 10 recalcit-
mnfs and Nr. Balfour moved their sus-
pension Thi, was agreed TO without a
division
The speaker ordered them % with.
draw. but they refused amid great up.
roar The speaker called upon the SER
gelntat-arm, 90 remove them They
shouted dohfnrp The deputy sergeant
At arm. there asked them % leave, still
thay refused Then a number ~ ofii.
Gers aud policemen entered 10 enforce
removal
Eugene Cream. member flr Southeast
Cork, struggled desperately against re-
moyal and there 500. quite FREQ fgh'
on tine floor lasting five minutes other
tri,hmon assisting him. Eventually he
wn- carried aut bodily by six policemen
amid yen. and cheers.
/ The policemen then returned and car.
riel out each of rho remaining rccalri.
tmut, in the same manner. although
I thar. wa. no further actual resistance
/ Six policemen -uHir.d for each member
with th. exception .f Mr Faylu, who
/ Is a hy man and required eight
/ NHuy. as fhsv w.r. h..ur wrr.al ont.
/ wuru th.r haui. and shouted Good
Save ireland Those who were re-.
moved Included Nc..r, John Culliman.
/ Patrick white. pIres NeHurb. vii.
. liam IuIu. William Abraham. Pat.
. rick Dueu. Anthony Dlnehu, james
/ GHhu.'y. Thlma- McGoyrm aud Jore.
muh jordan
] Their. were .till about ll lri.hmou
when fhe row wu. over. but thuv rc.
. fused tn appoint any TELLER, for "a diyi-
T. ION. The Nu.oual.f- i.erol Mr.. bal
four and tha other minister, as they
| left the bui.dug
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-03-07

Mount Vernon, March 6.-An oil mill
will be built here this summer. A com.
rany has been organized Of which J. r.
Majors is president. Directors are J. Ia
Rutherford. T a. Holder, H. o. Dut.
ton, J. T. Smith aud j. M. Dupree The
capital seock is $4,000. Ten per cent
has been paid in.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-03-07
FAILURE OF sEARLES.
he Il Interested Ia some of the Largest
american Corporations.


New York. MaichG.-John r. Searles,
the well known fuancier. made an as
signmeut Tuesday for the benefit Of
creditors 10 Edward +. Dwight Mr
Searlc, is president and director u the
American Cotton company. American
Type Foundry company and the Hyatt
Roller Bearing company, and vice presi.
dent and director " dozen or more Of
the largest corporations and companie,
of the United States
Tho announcement o' Mr.. Searles
financial embarrassment was not sur
prising In bausing circles Besides .
tine town residence ia Bo1klyn, Mr..
Soarlr- also has or had a fine summeI
home at BulMrd's BAY, Mass, near the
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-03-07
sersuads. tho Queen.

Amsterdam, March G.-The festivities
which began here Tuesday in oonnec-
tion with the state entry Of Queen vii.
helmina and the prince consort COM
uuucs. An enormous crowd gathered
before the palace 10 listen 10 a choir of
2OUO voices ,ercnadiug the royal couple.
Later they stood on the balcony, the
queen bareheaded, bowing their ac-
acknowledgements in response 10 the pop
ular acclamations.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-03-07

Shreveport March Monday morn.
ing between o aud 10 o'clock, negro
assaulted the wife of white man 40
her home, a milo and "a half south Of
Blanchard in this parish. She was
alone with her l.yoar.old boy and baby
IN arms. Her husband was at work =
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-03-07

few hundred yards away, but the high
prevented the womans screams from
being heard. The negro choked her
into insenlbility and escaped.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-03

Oefterret9 ungarn.
0teDerz unb ObersSeferz
reid.
8ten. Die Bolts @5Gngerin SAM
M @riinbuum, 81 Sabre alt, bat i'm
Ottpber in Sttutring, 2ambertsuhe 7,
fpo lie bamdls tpObute, 3nei parteien.
BEL tpel4en iie pertebrte, S9mudgegens
itGnbe unb geIb sntlpdt unb ii4 haHn
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1901-08-30
Observation-Disclosures L1NllEESl Sgl. SAVINGS BANK gAl1g
THE CROWDS
STILL CONTINUE
To Come to The All Right Cloth
ing House.

And why shouldn't they, where you
Will find such values, such bargains,
such unequaled offerings, a rapid
clearance Of not only summer goods
but every article OF merchandise in
our house at next to nothing
Prices. An opportunity like this mag
never come your way again, come see
for yourself, your eyes can tell you
more than our words We have
placed our entire stock OF overcoats on
the tables and they will go at the
same low marked down price, as
Suits and Furnishings II you ex 'ect
TO need an overcoat this fall or winter
don't miss the sale, ms 1t will be Doll
lars in your pocket. We have decided
TO continue this Big Mark Down Sale
until after the Fair so that all our
friends from the country may have
an opportunity to secure some Of the
Bargains, we are offering the Beauti-
full One Hundred Dollar Buggy will
be given to one Of the All Right
Clothing House Patrons by the Judges
at our Store Thursday, Sept. 9Th at
1870 p. m. The number drawing the
Buggy win be announced in all the
Papers and by Card In our Window,
No. 800 Main street.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1901-08-30
Flned ior sIapp!ng a Woman.

Dunk Bonnell was arralgned before
Squire J n David Tuesday afternoon
on an assault and battery charge made
by Mrs. Alice Cottrlll. She claimed
that he slapped her while he was In
toxicated from beer. He denied It
but the preponderence ofevidence was
against him and the magistrate fined
him 50 and costs.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1901-08-30

No man IN the capital city ofthe Stats
Of Ohio is better known titan the Rev.
James Poindexter. For many years he
has been the successful pastor Of the
Second Baptist Church OF that city.
Every day his venerable figure and
kindly face may be seen on the streets
Of the city where he has labored for so
many years. What history OF benev-
OlOnce and self-sacriflce might DO writ
ten by simply giving the details of the
everyday life of this faithful pastor and
eloquent preacher.
Butold age comes to the best Of men.
The rheumatics peculiar to advanced
age had already begun Its insidious raw
ages whom 1t became necessary TO find a
remedy, II possible, that his days Of USE
tulness might not BIO shortened.
An efficient nerve tonic that would
stimulate the circulation, improve the
digestion, and increase the tone and
vigor of his whole system, was needed.
The only remedy capable OF meeting all
these indications was found to be Pc
runa. In arecentIetter to DR.. Hartman.
he states:
"NIy attention was called some time
ago to your medicine for rheumatic
troubles by Mr.. Cook, an old reliable
druggist of this city, and take pleasure
in saying that 1 have tried them and
found them good. Itismy opinion that
the remedy, Peruna, is justly entitled to
tie fame which 1t has throughout the
United States" .
Address Tho Peruna Medicine Co.
Columbus, o., for free catarrh book.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1901-08-30

Agent for Guyer's hats at VIII
! Nusbaums. 2e-tf
Miss Lottie Barrett, OF ParkerSburg,
is visiting Miss Gerta Borgess..
The bestoii country buck wagon on
the market at D. X. Reed s Co. loft
Mr.. and Mrs. James Furbee and
daughter and son, Of Salem, were here
Wednesday.
Thursday, August %, opening day
of Dunlap hats at Northcott, Morris
& Co.'S. Read their ad.
Young's Headache Powders, lOc.
Sold by George c. Stone, druggist. 42-tf
Charles G. Cofman, OF the Merch-
ants national bank visited friends in
Salem Sunday.
Young's Headache Powders relieve
in 20 minutes and are perfectly harm
less, 1oc. Sold by Geo. c. Stone. 42.tf
Post master L. A. Flanagan, OF Gen
trail Station, was genial business
visitor here Wednesday.
DIX Reed & Co sell the best Re-
frigerators for lower price, Of any
house in the city. 2s-tf
Ernest Rider. of Quiet Dell, one of
the faithful among the young republi-
cans of the county, was here Wednes'
day.
DR.. George NJ. Holt, Dentist, will
he at home in Clarksburg, on the 26th
day Of August and remain Is days.
once at .his residence. 76S West Pike
street. 52-tt
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1901-08-30
Plano Bargains:

We have on hands a number I
square planes, good tone, beautiful
cases that we will sell at low prices
and on easy terms. Also the finest
line Of upright pianos ever offered for
sale in this country. Anyone think
ing Of making a purchase should not
miss our exhibit at the fair next week
Alt THOMPSON MUSIC Co.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1901-08-30
FOR SALE AT WOLF SUMMIT,
w. VA, IN THE OIL AND
COAL FIELD.

Store room, good, clean stock OF
goods, about $500 stock, and u
rooms attached, which rent for 1920
per month. This is a good chance for
some one wanting to go in business
Call early or address,
L. A. FLANAGAN,
4s.4t Central Station, W. Va.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1901-08-30

Everybody should patronize home
industries as much as possible. The
Consumers Ice 90 has just got starte.
and asks your patronage. You shoni'
give them your orders as money spen'
With them will remain in Clarksburi
and help to build up our city s-u
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1901-08-30
Horses Wanted

Twin be in Clarksburg September 2
to to buy one car load Of horses and
mares from 4 to years old. Want
them broke to work.
II L. b. BusHl~y.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1901-08-30
FOR SALE,

A cottage on Pike street, rooms
and kitchen front and back porch: For
particulars, address Box 20 city. 4l'4U'
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1901-08-30

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The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1901-11-29

The Coburn Cattle company, of Great
Falls. has been incorporated.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1901-11-29

Constantinople, Nov. 25.-Never has
the Turkish government been in such
financial straits as at the present time.
1t is impossible to see how expenses due
in December and January, and involving
100000 pounds. can be met. The Otto
man bank utterly refuses to make any
more advances, and the penury is so acute
that even the troops in many provinces
are unpaid. The consequence is that there
have been mutinies in several districts.
Hostile demonstrations here recently have
only been quoted by the authorities hasti-
ly scraping together a few thousand pias-
tres as something on account.