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The Jennings daily record. [volume] (Jennings, La.) 1900-1903, 1902-06-07
liOn Associated Press.

BY Union AssOciatCd Press.
Queenstown, June T. Tie
Cunnard liner Umbr&, from New
York on May 30, with Whitellw
Reid, special envoy Of the United
States to the coronation of King
Edward, arrived this morning
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Twenty Tnousand Strike.

Bv Union Associated Press.
Ellls0rn, W. Va, June t
Twenty Thousand miners stopped
work this morning. in the soft
coal fields in obedience to the
strike order.
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on Land. Made to wear out OF
best cypress lumber and galvan-
lied wire. Window screens made
to order. Phone 1O5.
l2l If II. +. JAENNE.
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Feed.

Ihave in stock a large supply
of oats and Purina feed, which l
will sell at prices that are very
low. a. D MCFARLAIN.
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On and after June 10, 1902, all
subscriptions to the Daily REC
ORD not paid in advance will be
charged at 80 cents q month.
n. L. MILLER, Publisher.
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- If in need Of a safe see the
louisiana Machine s. Well Works
Co., agents for Victor safe, Cliff
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Window Glass.

A full car just received. Spec
al cut prices. Phone 1O5.
121 If. H. F.. JAENKE
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New crops pare maple syrup
- Morse.
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Reid Reaches England

Extra case al drubbers NJ Drses'
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-01-03
What Mr. Flsgler Thinks of Jack.
sonville.

The following letter from Mr.
Fia@Ier 10 Cap. GlrnershowS .eh At Mr.
tiasler thinks OF the people Of Flor
iia'> mrtrop 'lls;
PALM BEACH. FLA Dee. II, 1901.
Nc. G. f. Garner, Chairman, Jack
>nuvjlie, Fla:
dear sir heE 10 acknowledge re-
ce.pt OF your favor Of the l2rh, aud
all the picture therein mentioned.
winch it gives mo pleasure 10 accept
wjih a fun appreciation of the spirit
prompting il tender.
IL - true that the people nt the
United States responiet promptly
a,ai literally Ia the call OF Jtrk~pu-
vill- IN her hour of need. but lo ny
mind the gratitude of the citizens of
the Gate City i due more To those in
their midst who formed the relief
association and lahored so unselti~hly
aud indefa,igablv in behalf of their
The view of the
ruins of yoar city viii recall 70 me
not - much the terrible disaster a.
the iudomitable spirit of the people
az which tht. jacksonville of today j.
monument
Il l. WITH much pleasure that
congratulate vour organization upon
the uucqualrd manner in which order
-
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Strikes . Rich Find.

Il '."> troubled for several years " ith
chronic Indigestion and nervous de-
bilirv," writes r J. Green, of Lancas-
ter, y. IL, NO remedy helped me un-
til | beg al using Electric Bitters,
which did me more good than all the
medicines [ ever used. They have also
kept my wife in excellent health for
years. She says Electric Bitters are
Just splendid for female troubles that
they are grand rouic and invig0rator
for weak, run down women. Ne other
medicine can take its place IN our
family" Try them. Only 80 Salts
faction guaranteed 10y the Auu-ro.
nOpOly Drug Store.
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kinety-eight Per Cent

There l. Il fascination a bOutbig prof.
IL 20 a business man. But the con
sentative aud cautious trader prefer,
To have the lesser per cent. Of interest
AMI the larger per cent. of safety in
his Investments. There il 40 bust
Hess man who would not consider il a
>0Ipd proposition To invest in an en-
terpiI~- il which absolute loss was
npu~>ible and which offered ninety
eIgh, chances IN hundred of rich
prnr, The statistics of cures affected
10y Dr. Plvrce'> Golden Medical Dis
c"Vrrv show thar uinety-eight per
CEN. of cases of weak lungs can be
absolutely cured. Almost if not all
forms Of physical weakness may oe
traced 10 starvation. Starvation >aps
the strength The body l. Just a.
much starved when the stomach can
not extract nutrition from the food il
receive~ a. when there Is no food.
Weak lungs" bronchial affections,
obstinate coughs, call for nourish-
mrut "Hioldcn Medical Discovery
supplies that uoGrishment in its most
Condensed aud asSimiable form 1t
,uskes weak lungs strong, 10y
strengthening the stomach and or
gans of digestion which digest and
distribute the food, and 10y increasing
the sunuIv Of pure food.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-01-03

i-s' king business has given rise &C..
The oil j. a staple articl- Of commerce
81. rI 'hr m-fk-Is of The world. :.a1
'..n.- Tia basis for "a valuable ir.re.ii-
...' nf numer"u- articles of tood A.
a'-' a-"a chgrfy ia tine large northern
wc rr'irc'ie- iu combination with
other ,ar> "f animal origin. a. value
D. i.W 80 universally recognized. and
,i~ u-r 80 important, hat nauufact-
Hr"i- "i lard compound are feeling the
necessity "f yielding to geographical
'"l additions, and erecting their rrGner-
- iu The south, where they are not
90 y hear To the source of supply OF
cotton seed oil, but also adjacent to a
large population accustomed to the
Use of their products
Among the first To recognize these
conditions the y. X. Fairhank Go. j.
The lard compound pro-
dhcrd at it, Chicago and 1t. Louis re-
iiueTles has been "a household staple
throughout the south for the last quar-
Ter of a century, and our people wiil
i'..' bee le-- sPlleciative ~ it, merits
now that they know il i produced
here at hunre. The establishment #
the Fairhauk COMPANY at Grrfua :
In every resi- ect completely equipped !
for the manufacture of .ari compound T,
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-01-03
How 0
Gain Flesh

Persons have been known to
gain a pound a day by taking
an ounce of SCOTS EMUL.
SION. 1t is strange, but it often
happens.
Somehow the ounce produces
the pound; it seems to start the
digestive machinery going prop
erIy. so that the patient is able
to digest and absorb his ordinary
food, which he could not do be-
fore, and that is the way the gain
is made.
A certain amount of flesh is
necessary for health; if you have
not got it you can get it by
taking
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o. Interest To srisn County Farmers.
t.. D. .-t.- .i ;fBsur-.
LAKE tTVAFLA Dec Su IgGI


LAKE tITlFLA, Dec so, 1901
You are doSless aware that t.r
the past three ears the Department
nf aEri glture ethe Florida Agrirul.
furSl ulicge lE Conducted "A serir>
o' farmers Imtu;es in different
COUNTIES. Thehief OBJECT of these
m.etiug- A. 81 Th IN the re-. lu'irn
90 tu- ruari CO l~,e,> Ma 10 render
practical iu~trQon and a-,i~fan,.r
90 90" aErirulti~rs Of the state. ''
Therefore Jhe NC. Ia the extent of
about tNeuiN lI,su;e> annually. ha-
n,,u conducted vhout regular finam-
..n| support Th,p-skvr> who have
rH ",', r,r,i WIrh,. college au,hoii-
ti'> HRNr NOT onl.orbed gratis hut
aaF' drtiaNed ur own contingent
.Np.r-.-. The i.road- have te,n
IH"nu Goo proinug the work rv
furnishing Transportation free.
iu- ia~t state. ,i~la'Ur- rrcogmIz-
.u- h. value one results accom-
I..-H.,i aud Jhe oortunity for great
60 Eu"d, apprO ated twenty-five
hguor'i dollars maintaining the
W"Ik during each the txo ensuing
wears. With ths-ovI-inu IL will he
l''-~.hlr to mata'ly increase the
number a. worba aud 20 include
very county ma Jhi>t Of I,.ueficiar-
I,~
"ivI the pie~eiDlsu your county
o. entitled 10 the enfits of the farm.
&C.. institute, Wit a.. best practical
~p'.sker- and imrutor> the state
contains, all Of n t.rcuse, of which
ste provided for. N state which las
ever "nre begun IN work ha~ ever
discontinued IL. 30 county I'm Flor
ida which has hs ale institute bui
Hs~ demanded ure TIL improved
condition "i agrldure iu our state
snd ~ present prps- ily are largely
the DIrrrJ Result oth- institutes.
Talk the matt over with Your
uei.hh"r~ and the write - the uu-
ivr-iguvd for fl instructions on
How T. have hmer'S Institute"
II. CIRCUMFERENCE,
A-sl.g.laral olleI Lake CITY, Fla.
Northern industrs Moving South.
While agricultur Interests are still
paramount throussuy the south, the
.lse sud dcNelopmtt Of nearly every
ranch of mauufacring industry has
.'n- "n with unfralleled rapidiiy.
% un direction mathis growth been
uorr notable IhAi IN the realm OF
ott"n. car reade are already ia
milan With the nuomenal results
rfvV,i 600 coltg textiles. south
sr".I.S d I,pure second only 20
ia~~s,Hu~ril~ lu L. uUmner of ILL., .
laa,,.-. sud THE lud,ucy 10 bring I
BID, ''u ALSO iu,o .3>er relation with f.
.. source "f rs ~ supplies must
....., .a.Iys-,.
l.-t.Hmng- ru-ae,, done .u What .
F. .... VASE ruaa.t- of tile cot.
n .aaa-.rN. later ty 5rotu -. and .
% .....,J r" ih- d.saitv OF usc- +.
na.. uiu-,u,~. 0, ua, 81, we'll
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Low Rates TO Charleston via the Plant
System.

On account of the Sou'h Carolina,
Interstate and West Indian ,xpo>i.
ton, the Plaut System viii -. tickets
until May 81, to Charit>'"u. .-.,n all
points on its lines At very low rates.
The rate from Ocala j. 40 for
tickets limited to return june =. and
$3.50 for tickets limited to return ten
days after date of sale, eXcep, that in
100 rs>e Viii limit exceed JUNE 3, 1902.
For further iuformatiu call on Miss J.
6 Nau.E> and r. J. Huber, ticket
agents. OraIa. or address +. NJ Jolly,
u. !. \, jacksonville; Is ". Wreuu,
+. T. VI savannah.
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SeOII'S Emulsion

You will find il just as useful in ,umme.
as in winter, ana you are thriving upon
il don't stop because the weather Is warm.
soc. and s. 90. all druggists.
SCOTT & BOVINE, Chemists, New York
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--.1e --al15 tasssh CT II. when the child
--a--e- an areae1 i should he able 10
control she Tase a. is yet afflicted with
I'D o,e'l-E. Geid upon IT, the cause Of
.-a difficulty si1ey trouble. and the first
Pep .r--.5 tsGar55 the treatment OF
these 1----'a1tgans. This unpleasant
-.-t.e i5 de foG seaseG condition Ct the
.-rs.- ard blssr and rot 20 a habit a.
--.t people 5IIs
Women a. vas men are made mis-.
r--re ea b ard bladder trouble.
nd t-.0 iced 3 same great remedy.
I-a -.l art immediate effect o.
NNlrln- RnDf t-Ll .-s-L-r+ l. ~ s.-li
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-01-03

For sale By Autobiography Drug Store
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home 81 swamp I.oot.
ding many e the
ial letters received
u'i1E Or. Kilmer
y te sure sns
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-02

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add d'''n Fred -Lt II, blk 4; Fl
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EXPLANATION o. ADRlWATloN8.

Lt--loi
Lts--~Lots.
NJ S. North Side Buffalo baVou
5, S. South SIDE Buffalo Bayou.
Add Addition.
Pt,-~Par.
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DELINQUENT TAX ROLL.


Notice Ia hereby given that IN accordtnce
With the provisions 0f article aih. ~ tue
Nevised stdc uf NrdlnanccN Of tue city ~
Houston, ~ amcnded ~ the clty enuieit
On the 18th DAY vt NoVcnihrE lNlf relating
80 the aasesHmept and collection oi tRNrH.
that The tollDWmw Is the roll of GelmNncnt
taxpayers and property ON which taxes prc
due the city pf Houston Tor the year lW'
10 avvcrhahcc NTH thr provisions W tue
chartcr ot the city aud ordinances ~ TN
CITY 90 Houston, u sHid tnSrr eRunneiutei
w the following Hat are not pAtd 10y thr
Sist DAY ot March luU2, sAil taxes shan
I've placed N the hauds ot the city attot
ney td enforce collection 10y SUIT No re-
ccipt viii bc giNru fpr NNrs named In
the following delihuucnt list until the nay
ment Of said tuNts aud interest due there
on. from thu 10 day OF January. imG. &C
the rate OF per cent pee hunuu TO
scthcr with the Zee vt three lS3OOl dollar,
to cover the cost ~ advertisement aud cN
ecuting tax statements az Us provided for
In article M Vt the Revised Code of urdl
napecS as amended .
CITY Assessor nnd Collector.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-13
REUNION OPENS TODAY
Many Members of Society of
the Army of the Philippines
in Council Bluffs

Council Bluffs, Ia, Aug 12.-Dele-
gates to the annual reunion of the So
ciety of the Army of the Philippines.
which opens tomorrow. began to arrive
today.
Colorado has asked accommodations
for 300, and number of other states
have promised big delegations Cen
erals. Hale and Funston are expected
tonight.
General Jaeos n. smith. now a ms
mothers home in Portsmouth. o., wired
today that owing TO illness he viii be
unable to attend the reunion. The
town is being decorated with flags and
bunting.
The first days programme viii IN
Guide a receptions TO the delegates two
business sessions Of the society and a
general meeting in the evening
This latter feature viii be the prin-
cipaI event. and vii Include speeches
by several prominent personages, IN
Guiding Governor CummiDs. who will
deliver the welcoming address. Cen
erals Macarthur and Lloyd Wheaton
will respond.
II is expected that General Irving
Hale will be reelected president. Cen
erai Hale was the originator of this
society. Portland. Ore, Is spoken Of as
being in the lead for securing the next
reunion
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-13
|SUSA YOUNG GATES TALK
Says of Kings Coronation That Proves Men Have Returned to
PrimeVaI Love Of eittsring Gaudnsss-Woman's
Movement in Europe.

hattalions, who had copied. from spur
70 som5Fero. the workmanIike costume
of the American rough rider"
Mrs Gates. who sailed for Boston
today, after the close of the councils
annual conference at Copenhagen, con-
ffnsred
- = w3lzissu rs illr1ysSl1e 80; e progress
ing iineiy ali over Europe. and even in
Russia. where the seeds of emancipa-
ton are growing. Swiss women ap-
preach most closely the type of unre-
strained progressiveneSs displayed by
American women, being followed by
the women of Scandinavia, Holland
and France.
In Great Britain. Germany. Austria
and Italy. the Discrimination Of the
women leaders TO sacrifice class distinc-
ton and sink their identity is retard-
ing the natural advance of the move
Qlent. All signs point to a historical
gathering when the worlds congress
Assem- bles at Berlin in 1904. Prepara-
tons for thatsevent are absorbing the
undivided attention Of women OF all
countries"
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struction of the laws, and the entire
time was consumed in discussing the
report. After this had been done the
report was referred to those in charge
of such matters. and viii be heard
from later
The next session OF the lodge win be
at o'clock this afternoon At that
time the question of where the next
convention viii be held viii be settled
That matter vas made a special order
OF business. and there viii no doubt be
a lively time IN the convention han be
fore the matter is finally disposed OF.
The slate has Baltimore named for
the place. but Saratoga is here deter
mined to make a persistent fight, and !
the delegates will not relinQuish their.
claim very easily The general opinion
is. though, that the convention viii go
to Baltimore. In fact, It is stated ~
some that il is a foregone conclusion
Making Strong Fight.
The Saratoga delegation is maKing1
a strong fight for their interests. ana
they have considerable backing among
the delegates. IT is stated Both lodges
redoubIed their efforts yesterday. ana
some lobbying that would put 4 senate
ante-chamber in the shade was going
on in the various hotels yesterday Sa--
atOga Springs is offering every possible
inducement TO the grand lodge 70 have.
il come there, and every ODjectio1-
raised against the place is met readily
by those who are making the fight
Baltimore is also in the ring when
it comes 70 lobbying. and they are
losing no chance TO air the advantages
they claim for their city over those
Of Saratoga Springs. Among the dele
gates both places are very popular, and
no doubt there VIII be some lively de-
hating when the matter is brought 10
an issue this afternoon
Besides this matter there viii be 4
long string of reports To come before
the grand lodge during the afternoon
session All day yesterday the members
of the various committees were en-
gagged in their headquarters Al the
/ KnUtsford preparing their reports n ne
7 submitted today. Clerks and StenoSra-
! piers were kept busy. and from the
/ amount Of material the committees
I seemed 70 be handling. II VIII take sew
+ eral sessions TO dispose Of il.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-13
I'LL LUCK OF TWO ELKS
From One a Purse of S475 Was
Either Lost or Stolen. and An.
other is Robbed of a Gem.

Police officers and the street cleaning
department have begun rigid search
of the criminals and the streets. in the
hope of recovering s475, which was
either lost or the streets or stolen from
the pocket of one of the Elks who is
attending the convention. The officers
have, up TO this time. been baffied in
their search for the money. although
for two days the street sweepers nave
bean on tho lookout
THE loss was reported TO Elks' he'd
quarters Monday by one OF the mem
hers of the order. who declared that. IN
company with his wife. he had reached
the city the day previous. In his purse
he carried s4T5 in bills While walking
through the streets he mingled with
the crowds, and spent most of his first
day in Salt Lake viewing the sights
On his return to the hotel he dsscov-
cred that he had lost pocketbook and
all the money he had brought with him
for the trip. nearly $500.
The loss was at once reported to the
headquarters of the order. and from
there the loser was sent direct TO the
police station. and officers were de-
tailed to work on the case. No clue has
been obtained by the officers, and no
arrests have been made. In the hope
that the purse had been dropped from
his pocket. the street cleaning depart
ment was notified and the sweepings
which are taken from the streets each
night were searched thoroughly On
Monday two separate searches were
made. but nothing was found of the
missing purse. Yesterday there was
another search. but still not a trace of
the money was found. The officers
have practically abandoned the search,
but the dirt and waste taken from the
streets will continue to be examined.
Since the beginning of the conven-
ton numbers of men have been en-
gagged by the street cleaning depart
ment to search the sweepings daily for
lost articles that may have been
dropped on the street and swept into
the scavenger wagon Numerous
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-13
HEADQUARTERS OF
THE DELEGATIONS

Chairman Leary last night announced
that nearly al OF the larger delegs
tons are established in their head
quarters. While d complete list IS nc-
al hand. there viii be but few addition
al headquarters as all the smaller dele
cations are dispensing with such a l12-
ury At late hour last night Char
man Leary received notice OF the fO--
lowing headquarters:
Grand LOdge-KnUtsfOrd hotel
Nebraska Delegation-Y- II G A.
building
Colorado Delegation-D. F. Walker
building
Denver-Moore' Gym
IIIinois-knutsford hotel
Indiana-Knutsford hotel
IouisTille-Conegiate Institute.
Ohio-Fifth East hotel.
Allegheny City PAD r Walker
building.
BaltimOr=KnUtsfOrd hotel
Saratoga Sprirgs-KnUtsford E-otei-
CalifOrnia-Uni block
IOwa-Knutsford hotel.
Boise City-lz7 South Main street
New Yorl1a-Knutsford hotel
Ouien SabeA- 1IOore's Gam
BIontaua-Odd Fellows ShsM-
iIvvaukee-Eenyon-
Cotton Picke=s-ManitOu.
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articles have been found and identified
by the owners.
While enjoying a trip to Saitair yes
terday with his wife, another Of the
Elks was robbed. of diamond pin val
ued at $50. The robbery was reported
10 the police department The diamond
was bought in Rome and presented TO
the mans wife. 1t was fastened in
bar pin, and was surrounded by two
pearls The Elk who lost the pin is
confident that the robbery occurred
while he and his wife were at the
beach resort. On his return to the city
yesterday he reported his loss 70 Elks.
hea dquarters, and from there 10 the
police station.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-13
BURNED TWENTY-FIVE HOMES

Boise. Ida. Aug News has been re-
ceived here of an outrage committed last
Friday by outlaws at Mormon Basin. in
the Malheur country. in eastern Oregon
There was d settlement known as Chi
natown. occupied by Chinese placer
miners The outlaws set fire to the houses
occupied By the Chinese. The latter gath
cred uD their money and rushed out. only
10 he met BY the robbers, who knocked
them down and relieved them of their
treasure.
There were twenty-five houses purnec-
Information concerning the affair is
mea ger. and il is not known whether
there were anv fatalities
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-13
fspecial to NC Herald.l

Y ONDON, Aug 12.-SuSa 1oung
| Gates Of Utah, recently elected
corresponding secretary Of the
International Council of Women, de-
clares that the coronation suggested d
new maxim. y anity, thy name is
nan
She says the pageantry Of SATURDAY
was convincing evidence that men have
returned 10 their pTimeval love OF gilt
tering gaudineSs Mrs. Gates said.
Time seemed to roll backward few
thousand years as / watched King Ed
wards triumphal procession. Every
where the eye beheld men. putting,
gaudy and gIittering: men. vain. pom
pous, snowy and ridiculous; men with
the native savage instincts Of their ma
lures gratified to the full as they
strutted about before the admiring
gaze of mere womanksnd-
AT the coronation the only men who
looked as though possessed Of TWEEN
tieth century sense were the colonial