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The Canton times., 1902-12-05
Oyster Tax Income.

1t now looks very much like the
tax imposed ON the oyster industry
by the last legislature will yield
about what was expected, according
to Auditor Cole. 1t was predicted
that the State would receive about
100000 per annum from this source,
of which $4,000 was to be used for
the improvement of the oyster beds
under the direction of the oyster
commission, and the indications are
that this was not far wrong. The
season has just started and the treas
ury has already received $2,155.75
from this source. 1t has disbursed
$1,055, the same being for salaries
and the incidental expenses neces-
sary to get the new system of inspec-
ton and taxation in working order.
The Canton times., 1902-12-05

Col. Mosby is doing good work for
the government in rounding up the
cattle kings who have laid illegal
hands on Uncle Sans lanos. The old
confederate raider seems to have lost
none of his daring and activity in
these piping times of peace.
The Canton times., 1902-12-05

The women of Europe and Asia, as
well as the women of the United
States, are to be invited to aid in the
great Worlds fair work With the
women of both hemispheres interest
ed, it's success would be assured.
The Canton times., 1902-12-05

1t is surprising that it has occurred
to nobody but Prof. Lorenz that the
way to put a dislocated hip in It's
socket is simply to put it in its sock
ct and see that it stays there.
The Canton times., 1902-12-05

The Moscow asylum for children is SUPP
ported by the Russian tax on playing
cards.
The Canton times., 1902-12-05
Washington Land Valuable.

The sale of the Lusby estate,
which took place in Greenville last
week, proved that the lands of
Washington county are sought for
by investor, citizen or planter. 1t
was estimated that the little group
Of planters and investors gathered
there to buy up the estate repre-
sented at least a million dollars,
The total amount of improved and
unimproved lands in the various
tracts was estimated at 2,200 acres
and brought $50,52O, averaging for
timber and improved lands about
e23 per acre.
The Canton times., 1902-12-05

All creameries use butter color Whywt
do as they do-use June Tint Butter Colcl-
The Canton times., 1902-12-05

As to His air-Tess-"S declares
her beau's hair is natural. Is that straight
Jess Straight as dye,"-Philadelphn
Press
The Canton times., 1902-12-05

1t is easy to find fault, because there
so much of it.--Chicago Daily News
The Canton times., 1902-12-05
Stops the Cough

and works off the cold. Laxative Brons
Qninine Tablets. Price 25 cents.
The Canton times., 1902-12-05

New York and Chicago have de-
clared that the parlor match must 60
Heretofore you have had to scratch
six or seven times to make em go.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-11

answera5le, But in this instance the special en-
bassy had been appointed, and II any obstacle now
were laid in the way OF il. that action would be
considered a affrOnt.
Mr. SpOoner, while he felt that the President had
no authority to send an ambassador 10 any foreign
country without the consent Of the Senate thought
IL would be mistake to adopt he proposed amend
vote was taken on the amendment. which re-
suited 10 10 26-less than a quorum.
Mr- Bailey then withdrew the amendment and
the bill passed.
Mr. Bailey then offered the following resolution.
That it is contrary TO the policy OF the United
states 70 acCredt 20 any foreign government any
ambassador. minister or other diplomatic officer
agent 10 especially represent the United States az
the coronation 0t any hereditary prince pOten-
tate
That power exists in the President OF the
United States TO appoint any ambassador. minis
ter or other diplomatic officer agent and
credit him the representative Of the United
States 10 any foreign government except by and
with the advice and consent of the Senate. pre-
scribed Section . Article l. Of the constitution
Of the United States.
The resolution went over under the rules
After passing a few pension bills, the Senate went
into executive session at oclOck. and few min
utes later adjourned
New-York tribune., 1902-05-11

or terms for the sale or delivery OF said meat
products so sold, In such manner as TO prevent
such commerce; and that they be enjoined from
imposing charge for carriage for the delivery
OF their products upon making sales TO dealers
anu consumers; ana from asking and receiving,
by means OF rebates or otherwise, from railroad
companies, less than the established and pub
hshed rates for the transportation OF their live
STOCK and meat products
And your orator further prays discovery Of the
books, papers, accounts. letters. kilograms, rec
ords, and documents whatsoever Of the defend
ants relating in any manner, directly or indi-
rectIy, 10 the purchase shipment of live stock
by them 70 their agents, or 10 the sale or ship
inent or delivery Of fresh meats by them OF their
agents
And may It please yoLr honors TO grant such
other and further relief as equity may require.
and TO your honors may seem meet.
And your orator prays that a writ Of sub
poena may issue to the said defendants Swift *
mond Packing Company, Armour & Co., the
Armour Packing Company. the G. H. Hammond
Company, Schwarzschild & Sulzberger, Nelson
Morris & Co. J. Ogden Armour, Patrick A. Val
entine, Calvin NJ Favorite. Arthur Meeker,
Thomas j. Conners. Charles z. Langdon Mi
chael Cudahy, Edward A Cudahy. Patrick Cud-
Louis F. Swift, Lawrence a. Carton. D. Edwin
HarJwell, Jesse P Lyman. Frank z. EOgel.
Louis Pfaelzer. William Russel Albert H Wee
der and Henry Veeder Edward Q. Swift, Ferdi-
nand Sulzberger and ". H. Noyes. and each Of
them. requiring them and each Of them. under
penalty and at a time and place TO be therein
singular the matters hereinbefore stated and
charged, and abide by and perform such orders
as the court may make in the premises.
s H BETHEA.
United States Attorney. Northern District Of
PHTLANDER c. KNOX
Attorney General Of the United States.
JOHN K. RICHARDS
Solicitor General of the United States
W. A DAY.
Special Assistant Attorney General.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-11
FEELS NEW ALI OVER.

uFor five years troubled with liver COMPLAINT
writes Mr.. Hiram A Severance OF East Washingto New
Hampshire Box 36). Had appetite from 1897 to
1900; vonIted every night could sleep NV weight
went down from two hundred and forty to hundred
and pounds. doctorrd with home doctors but
got relief Wrote 10 DR. Pierce and received
saving my trouble indigestion also liver
complaint He advised what pursue and
what medicines to take I commenced their Juuc
18TH 1900 Have taken thirteen bottles OF Dr. Pcrces
Golden Medical Discovery and walls OF his Pleas
Pellets and have increased in weight from hun
dred and seventy 70 two hundred and pounds When
commenced DR.. Perces medicine had not done days
work for Since last November 70 the present
time November 18th, 1901 have worked hard, and
owe It all to DR.. Picrcc's medicines Am well and
hearty eat three good meals day Dr. Picrces Golden
Medical Discovery makes man feel new ali over; II
diseases OF the stomach puts the liver action
and makes pure rich blood
New-York tribune., 1902-05-11
SENATE PASSES ARMY BILL.
A LIVELY DISCUSSION on THE SUBJECT
OF CORONATION EMBASSIES.

Washington. May IA lively debate occurred
in the Senate to-day amendment 70 the
Army Appropriation Dill offered nv Mr. Bailey OF
Texas providing that no part OF the appropria-
tions made in the bill should be used in defrayfn,
the expenses OF the special embassy TO the corona
ton Of King Edward. Mr.. Bailey contended that
the United States should not send a special am
bassador to the coronation OF England's King OF
any other ruler. when the country thus honored
did extend like courtesy 10 the United States
the Inauguration of a President
Mr. Lodge called attention the fact that spe-
cial embassy Of the United States attended the
coronation OF the Gar OF Russia
IF said Mr. Bailey we send a special
embassy TO the coronation OF this monarch in Great
BritaRl. must hereafter send an embassy 10 the
coronation of every monarch else give af-
front TO the nation concerned. If IT be that
have sent embassies TO the coronation OF Euro
pean rulers. I ask if special embassies ever have
been sent TO the inauguration Of the President of
the United States? Are they entitled at our hands
TO what they do not give to us? What 1 protest
against is this: That the greatest republic in the
world shall perform for a monarchy what mon
archies do not perform for us
Mr.. Bailey said that Of course. II representatives
OF this government TO be sent 10 a coronation
they ought not to pay their own expenses. II such
an embassy were sent it ought TO be confirmed by
the Senate.
1t was pointed by Mr.. Lodge that the power
Of the President to send a special agent estab
Hshed thoroughly by practice II was clear that
he had such authority Continuing. Mr. Lodge said
that the President had appointed a special
bassador to the coronation Of the King OF Spain.
There had been other cases OF the appointment OF
similar representatives of the government Ac-
cordng 70 The proposed amendment. the retired
army officer this embassy would be de-
prived simply OF his retired pay and mileage This
would be a needless affront to the officer and 10
Great Britain.
Mr.. Bailey said it not intended by the
amendment 20 punish the army officer the pro-
posed embassy.
Mr.. Money, OF Mississippi protested against the
sending OF a special embassy to the coronation OF
any king or potentate, not approving OF having
a representative OF the United States "cool his
heels in the corridors OF any monarch
Mr Hoar said he sympathized with the state
ment that the United States should not pay a
tribute TO any nation which that nation did not
pay TO us- That argument. he thought. un-
New-York tribune., 1902-05-11
KEN BLOOD AND NEW LIFE.

ct have recommended DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery TO many friends Miss Bertha Ebelc-
of IAI5 Benton Street. St. Louis No, sand they all
think will do Just what IS claimed for Il II Is The best
thing for nervousness and for weak rundown condition
that anybody would want I very and weak
last took I'VE bottles OF Dr. Perce's Golden
Medical Discovery and II Just made feel Ike new
person Il gives person LIE and new blood
work all day long without feeling the least bit tired
In fact, feel ike person. Ny mother also
cured by It OF very bad OF the stomach about
three years ago.
The sole motive for substitution IS TO permit
the dealer 70 make the little more profit paid by
the sale of less meritorious medicines. He gains;
you lose, therefore, accept no substitute for
"GOlden Medical Discovery
New-York tribune., 1902-05-11
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS,
Washington May lO.-The following army navy
and marine corps orders have been issued.
ARMY

The following transfers are Captain e. GENE +
arI1ery captain WALTER a. BETHEL from me
felred
second Lieutenant JOHN S E. YOUNG sth Cavary will
report to the board at Fort Riley or e1-
animation promotion
Second Lieutenant THOMAS NJ KNOX "a ,,aya-ty: ~ WIZ
report examining board Al Fort MFeF ior ~
second Lieutenant FRANK T. ArNARNEY. 9th cavalry,
Sf San Fraucsco for eSanination for promotion.
The following assignments officers announced
First Lieutenant E. KIIBoCRNE Jr. to 5Ae ,Fr SUN
Company: coast artillery. FlIst re,
Barry. TO the lo0th g9mpany coast az ttilIery r. s'
cast artiilery The officers will Join the companies
to which they assigned.
r7,-s lieutenant ALFRED = MORGAN artillery
is transferred the lo4th COMPANY. coast arpt- %
y - sa 40 '6 a sHer a4sgfl 4aiy un trt6er orders
Major DANIEL NJ APPEL surgeon, is detailed 20 rep
affv-third annual meeting Of American Medical
Association. 70 be held at Saratoga. n Y from
Second Lieutenant ABRANI l. MILLER, Porto Rico Pro
nandinE 9ffcer Fort columbus. Governors Island,
New-Y1rk. temporary duty. and the compile
Porto Rice.
First Lieutenant MOOR y Fills l2th Infantry viii
join company Fort Douglas.
oontas5 5asy S%fE'3@ & od % % h5Pns a0 FOR au
Lieutenant Colonel LOUIS NJ MAS deputy surgeon 51
June 80 and VIII then repair to Washinston ana re
port TO the surgeon general
Contract surgeon HARRY J.. BELL is relieved from
further duty in cuba and will proceed to Fort Keogh
Contract surgeon r EMMETT AUSTIN is relieved from
further duty in cuba and will report at Fort Robin
50
NAVY
Naval Cadet A c. HOWE. detached the Indiana,
and orders.
Lieutenant X. NJ. BENNETT detached the Puritan:
the Buffalo
Passed Assistant Surgeon c. PRICE. to the Massa-
MARINE CORPS.
Major Il c HAINEs detached the Indiana ordered TO
Newport. r l., member OF permanent star OF
Naval War College
First Lieutenant H c SNYDER detached from special
detachment Cuebra, Porto Rico and the
Kearsarge. and ordered 10 marine barracks Norfolk
JUST A LITTLE OF EVERYTHING
is found among the Little Advertisements
nj The PrnnIc2, in the narrnxx aaInmnn
New-York tribune., 1902-05-11
TO WITNESS GERIAN M4NGUTRES.

GENERALS WOOD. CORBIN AND YOUNG TO
REPRESENT THE UNITED STATES ARMY.
Washington, May lot was announced at the
War Department to-day that this government Will
accent the invitation OF the German Government
for officers Of the United States army 70 attend the
ulanueuvres of the German army, which are 10 be
conducted on an extensive scale next August Brig
adler General Leonard Wood. Military Governor OF
Cuba has been selected one OF the representa-
tives Of the States and IL is said that Major
General H G. COrau, adjutant general, and Major
General : r. VI Young duty IN this CITY,
probably will also be selected As representatives
When General Wood is relieved from duty III Clha
on the inauguration % the cuban Republic. he will
be temporarily stationed in this city 10 close ll
the affairs OF his stewardship in cuba and VIII
receive leave OF absence 10 the time Of his de-
parrure t0r Germany one OF the official repre-
sentarives OF the United States army
New-York tribune., 1902-05-11
fVePg Claim Proved By a cure.

Every claim made for DR. Pierce's Golden Med
zeal Discovery Is proved not by one cure, but by
cures almost innumerable. The proof, if gathered
together, would fill volumes and convince the
most skeptiCal that the fame Of "Golden Medical
Discovery rests on a solid foundation of actual
merit A few specimen proofs are all the space
New-York tribune., 1902-05-11
NOMINATIONS By THE PRESIDENT

Washington May 1O-The President sent the fol-
lowing nominations II the Senate to-day.
NAVY.
Commanders TO be captains-EDwIN G. PENDLETON.
JAMI.S NJ. MILLER
L4euIenants be lieutenant conmanders-JOHN A.
DOVGHERTY. JAMES N. PICkRELL
LAeutenants dunior g-ade) 20 be Heutenants-EMORY
VIZ SHIP. GEORGE L P. STONE
Marine Hospital Service-Passed Assistant Surgeon
JULIUS 0. COBB. Of South Carolina. 70 DC surgeon
Also a number Of postmasters, including Frederic
B Taylor at South Orange. y. J.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-11
nv SPRING AND FALL

VFor twenty years suffered terrible pain in ny back
and lower part of my bowels" writes Mrs Charles Eau
man. OF BOO1s5oro Md 81 doctored with leading phv-
sicians IN Maryland and Virginia, and only received
temporary relief About years ago noticed among
the testimonials printed IN Of your medical books
statement of case similar TO my Concluded at
you, and through your kind advice and
Golden Medical Discovery and Pleasant Pellets,
much improved. Can do much work when 7
twenty wears old Ny husband and take from
three bottles OF the Discovery and Pellets s7ezy
seT7ng ana JaL and speak very highly regarding
the benefit received
New-York tribune., 1902-05-11
HAD SPOTS ON THE FACE.

TWhen I commenced taking your Golden Medical
Discovery, felt weak and bad could hardly drag
around writes Mrs Emma West of Windy Writ Co..
W. Va Pace seemed TO be covered with brown spots
but before had taken bottle OF your medicine the
spots were all gone, and began to feel ike
person Took four bottles and have felt well since.
NY husband has also the Golden Medical Discov-
cry, for stomach trouble and did him good than
anything he tried"
New-York tribune., 1902-05-11
PORTO RICAys COMPLAIN TO GOnPERS

san Juan Porto Rico. May IO.-The local branch
of the American Federation Of Labor. at meeting
held last evening. resolved 10 cable the following
dfspatch to Samuel GompeTs. president OF the
American Federation.
More than six assaults have been made upon
fedora riouists within a week. seriously Wounllhs
I1nnrofected men. Protest 10 President Roosevelt
New-York tribune., 1902-05-11
{" WAS a TOTAL WREoK.0

TI total w7eck-could nor sleep eat,7 writes
Mr.. o. Beers OF Bergman, Crawford Co.. No. "For
two years tried medicine from doctors but received
very little benefit lost flesh and strength,
able 70 do good days work commenced taking Dr..
Pirrce's Golden Medical Discovery, and when 7 had
taken one bottle could sleep and NY appetite
derfuIly improved ! have taken i've bottles and
still irnprovings
New-York tribune., 1902-05-11
THE PRINCETON COMMENCEMENT.
PROGRAMME FOR THE ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY
FIFTH ANNUAL EXERCISES

FIFTH ANNUAL EXERCISES.
Princeton y J. May 10 (speciaD.-The pro-
graulme OF the university commencement week was
announced this morning The chief features are
a $ follows:
Saturday June 7-Junio- orations In Alexander
Hall at a N. Tale-P Princeton oaSebau game
on University Field p. m, Glee club concert IN
Alexander Han al p. m.
Sunday June S-Baccaiaureate sermon by PTesl-
dent Patton at II a m, ~ Alexander HAL annla;
meeting OF the Phladephlan Society IN Marquand
Chapel at
Monday. June s-Class DAY exercises ot me class
Of ls2 in Alexander Hall at Il a. m. ivy exercises
at - noon. and exercises around the cannon az
2.3n o. m; promenade concert on the front campus
from < 10 10 % m The Ealsread Observatory Will
be open 70 visitors II the weather IS clear from
10 Il o'clock on Monday and Tuesday evenings.
Tuesday. June lO-Auuual dinner and meeting or
the Alumni Association IN the Casino. Gyfnnastic
exhibition in Brokaw Building at $50 D. m. re-
ceptlon by President and Mrs. Patton, from 70
.. m. Prospect; Lynde Prize debate N Alex
ander Hall 80 p. m, sophomore reception at
Wednesday June 1.-The 155th annual commence
nent in Alexander Hall at 1880 q. m Harvard
Princeton baseball game on University Field az
p. m
New-York tribune., 1902-05-11
8 LIzHy, S2akSS sgIIE zsaSK 80
THE RIGHT SPRING TONIC.

The lang1id feeling. loss of appetite, low spirits
and general weakness so commonly experienced IN
the spring of the year naturally suggests the need
of tonic. In the choice OF spring medicine 10
tone up the system the selection should De made
judiciously with view to the needs of the debli-
tated system The true tonic will take from the
system the accumulated waste which It does not
need and give II what it does need vitality. The
true tonic will cleanse the blood of the nnpuri-
rites which productive of boils, PimPles,
botches, and other skin eruptions. 1t will stin1u-
late the sluggish liver, iuvgorate the heart, and
put the whole body IN condition OF perfect health.
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery possesses
every requirement of a true tonic It's blood-puri-
fying properties are notable It carries out Of the
blood the particles of efetc matter which poison IL
1t stimulates the liver into activity and invig
crates the heart It promotes healthy appetite
and cures the diseases of the stomach and digestive
and nutritive tract which prevent proper nutrition
of the body. Thus it takes away from the body
the dead waste which clogs and corrupts 1t and
supplies vitality through perfect nourishment
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery is the
best medicine for spring, because it is the best
medicine IN any season OF the year for weak,
run down debilitated and women 1t
makes men and women feel like thew"
people because IT really gives new blood
and life.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-11
PRocEEpINGs IN THE HorsE.

Washington May IO.-The House to-day trans
acted some minor business. including the passage
OF q resolution TO print 5000 copies OF Jenerson's
life of Jesus OF Nazareth sometimes known as
'.Jererson's Bible" and then laid aside public
business 10 pay tributes the memory OF the late
Representative Rufus K Polk, of Pennsylvania
New-York tribune., 1902-05-11

South Bethlehem Penn. May 10 tSpeciaD.-Crazed
with smallpox dellrium. Harry Klncaid, aged TWEEN
tv-dve struck hls wife down. who had been nursing
him. because she fought him of when he insisted
on her draining a boltIe of aconiJe. and hurrying
10 the cellar hanged himself. For seven hours,
untfi Dr. VVcIder was induced 70 enter the house,
the body hung IN the sight OF hundreds Of passers
by. Frightened by his act, Mrs. klncald ran INTO
an oUthuildlng. where she found unconscious
hours afterward. She is in crttica! condition
New-York tribune., 1902-05-11
EUGENE +. WARE CONFIRMED.

WASHINGTON. May 10.-The Senate to-day con-
hruaed Eugene F. Ware, OF Kansas, as ComHlis-
sioner OF Pensions.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-11
SUCCESS

il often in purchasing bargain prices.
That. why people consult those Little Ads
of People"
New-York tribune., 1902-05-11
PRESSING THE PHILIPPINE BILL.
SENATOR LODGE TO ASK FOR LONGER SEES
sIoNs. BEGINNING NEXT WEDNESDAY.
-BY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUNI

lBN TELE'5RAft TO THE Tribune
Washington, May 1C.-The Lodge Philippine
bill was not considered in the Senate to-day. but
Mr.. Lodge took the opportunity to ask unanl-
nous consent for longer sessions next week be
ginning Wednesday. This request was re-
fused and the Massachusetts Senator then gave
notice that he would move for daily sessions, De
ginning at i o'clock, on and after Wednesday
next
New-York tribune., 1902-05-11

AL TFsE YEAR ROUND. ,o. s'.. = sooor " The no sos-s
a oS
Is sent
O o pay f Send
stamps for the hansso rans
b0us In
Dr. r. " NJ.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-11

is found among the Little Advertisements
of the People" in the narrow columns.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-11
PRAYER FOR AN INJUNCTION.

Wherefore, may ii please your honors to forth
with grant writ OF injunction directed TO the
said defendants, their agents, attorneys, and all
other persons acting, claiming assuming
10 act, under their authority. that of any of
them, perpetually enJoining them and each Of
them, and each Of their agents attorneys and the
other persons aforesaid, from continuing each
and any Of the unlawful proceedings aforesaid,
and from attempting TO monopoiZe, in the man
uer aforesaid in any other manner, and by
any other and devices the commerce
aforesaid, any part thereof, any part Of
the trade OF commerce among the States and
Territories and District OF Columbia, and with
foreign nations, and especially from refraining
and instructing their respective purchasing
agents 70 refrain from bidding against each
other except perfunctorily and without good
faith in making purchases of live stock, and
engaging in any combination conspiracy.
derstanding or arrangement, for the purpose Of
bringing about such refranng from competitive
bidding. and from bidding up the prices Of live
stock az the stockyards and open markets
higher than the state OF the trade viii warrant.
and from arbitrarily raising, lowering, fixing
and maintaining prices of their and each
others products and from maintaining prices
so fixed and uniform prices by adhering
10 the same in their sales, or by restrict
ing the quantities of meats shipped, or Dy
irnposing penalties upon themselves and each
other or bv making uniform rules for cred
ifs 10 dealers or by making and keeping what
is commonly known as a black list" OF delin-
ouent dealers, or by refusing TO sell meats
such delinquents. or by any other method or
DEVICE. and from agreeing with each other and
acting in concert with view TO fixing prices