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SHORT NEWS STORIES,

MACON, Ga. Assistant Tnjtea s,.l
Attorney 4ckermsna who bsz ,,t.a5
from savannah says taat tha sttaye.,, al
Captain y r. Greene aud Iohp 49,
'us ged with conspiracy 10 rob TIE rs,,sl
raehf IN connection virh The Savanna III
nor WerhS- express themselves "a Tnf,I
mortified over tho Disappearing N MI
clients and are wholly Without adT,@;s
CLEVELAND ohio Roy G Z M.
pastor ~ the Euclid Rsprist cbr,s. Il
which John r Rockefeller 4. Suudsy ~
superintendent, has announced tLaf 4 al
der 90 create q revival NJ reliciors ,,,,.-l
here Dc Ntil 20 N the davn.towo s,ss||
aHd preach on the corners.
NEW YORK Despite tho allsx,d ~.
i>a ~ rhe saloon keepers that tedar ss9sg|
o. The YeTv drycst sunday On reeord 3 NJ
s. View f"rk vss concerned, tie uirs|
woman who wished 20 10 50 rad llttIs n
no trouble he purchasing drink
GRAND RAPIDS Mich. The uy.su|
surrounding the sending through tke nil
2 poisoned headache powder 10 Mrs nj
hlump II Lowell Mich, ,auslhg her .a1I
2 ueas ago - seemingly no nearer Ssl
zion than on the d8y ~ the deed
CINCINNATI Arrange me8ts wei, al
Pletcd today for The fifteenth CiucIr,nI
May musical festival May IA. IL, Is anlEi
l.o2. under the direction Of Taesar|
LAomas with an orch-stra OF 100 All II
chorus Of 30
WASHINGTON Follow ing an Hines,
several weeks dUrsfloa, MFs Jane Pitt
wife Of ex-senator W. A FfeHas n Kiasi
died her o Z the residence II per dausts
Mrs.. y j. NcIlhenr Mrs. Pfsfs' E;iEI
VARS old
ERIE Pa john r. Spalding. bshtp n
the Protestant EpiScopsi cburrh d 0sl
rsdo, Is dead az the h1mn Of his so, s'EI
Frank Spaidius, in this rity Of Pneun'iaI
CINCINNATI. Ohio. The lockout 4 u
brewery W0rkmen Of Cincinnati, le4lzEal
and Newport that has hccn Ia prcgrsSiaI
a month promises 90 end Monday.
DENVER, Colo.-Stuart Ill., aged
years, died here from rle effects Of
let wound in the breast received Ehle u
gagged in mimic battle.
WASHINGTON Secretary Wilson vi
iuyesy denies the report that he caii,,I
plates resigning from President Roosslsl|
cabinet.
TRENTON, y. 1.-THE Trenton eas|
mems Union az meeting last nisit II
ciSed not 10 drive at sunday funefit
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FOREIGN Briefs.

DUBLIN The belief that the VHs
Irish league is about to be rroch@
caused great excitement at Gillhursi w
& ty-Clare, and the arrest Of two men mN
I Crowley and EusIace who were ealis1
I with moOnlighting ana drius into me ~
OF woman who had purchased nay " y.
2 farmer who was under the ban =
league
MApRIp.-The Spanish papers aEss
declaring that ministerial crisis asw
unavoidable aud they express me gl4-r
char the announcement Jhat a crisis ~ Z Z
CURED VIII follow the cabinet eo'lss
be he'd March l0. !.
CGNSTANTtNoPLE. General ~
Paslid. brother OF the late grand VIZ, Y.
whe was Recently arrested by order y,
sultan, and the other otIcsrs tassa =
custody with him have been lheFAm z
MENICO CITY American activity Y = =
tending banking facilities mere aIialh. Z
tice. Tue new State bans 81 aiApe.,t,
remote member ~ The federation g X
GuHtemaisu border has been opsasq r
about half million dollars eaI9sa !.
CuASTANTtNOPI.E.-Choiera aas Fi
en- out ut Mecca Il was anlou1n'ssg,s
dispatch last week from tohsia.,...1iT5,
that cholera had broken ont az A'A'4
Arabia. las miles from Mecca IL,
LONDON.-A dispatch % ne ~ ~
chronicle from Berlin says gnal ~
SIAN General lsbki who was hert In
Tor the massacre az BlagOvsieaelFA =
been dismissed from the army Arlss
PARIS -AnXiOus TO dispose o. Ils s w
the chamber pdopted the unusual ~, ~.
sitting or Sunday The chamber p5,S. H
law imposing n tax NJ ! fraue per W r.
grams npou crude petroleum. p,als
PORT TOWNSEND, ore ae p
steamer oetauic reports havins ensve 81
lapaHese eoass abreast the enHaa9 I
sugar Strait
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HIGHER STATE COURTS.
second CMil AnntaI..


Fort Worth. Texas. March > The follow
ing proceedings were had 10 tine court o,
civil appeais Ter ihs second supreme in.
dlcial district today;
Nlapp ys. B0ycr from Cnokc far rehear-
inE missouri Kansas and Texas EaiIWa-
company vs.. itpocn. for Fehearilg Rrlrarr
Land Mcugage NumpAby rs Norris
to amNud assignments ~ error Hogan rs.
AQtFi- u affirm on eertiacafa. Hlr Ns.
herndea % issue mandate without pas
menr 81 cnsi g.
Motions ovsuuled; Davis v McCauIey.
Tor raaearings street -, Robertson ef aI
Tor Fehearlng: Be1chuF Land Mortgage
Company vs. Morris. % amend assignments
Metions granted; LoEan ". Morris nom
Nolan, 70 affirm ON crriideare, Blehr ~
hernGan- 70 Issue mandate.
asea affirmed Washington ~ Rosario
hininE aud Milling GempaIu from TAR
d4ht l-asater e. al vs.. Waiies, from CON
Cases submitted. URIen Mutual life IT,
sAtAnce company vs. gEOwi ef al frs,D
iSrrant Minor, administrator vs. Lumn
A'p. from kosQue, Wells Fargo Erprsss
"inpany VI, NaiteS, from Coma nehe Tsx-
IS Ftre Insurance Company IS Baprr
from Jack. Strietel vs. Tuheryiile nom
Isners Norton vs. Alexsndor. from Par
cssss st for submission Tor March 70
NC NC. srty " FATmfF from ETsih, tree.
NILS Co ys. Fe2therstone from Cfar
lAsatsr va First National Bank trem
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Nothing
Tastes Good

And eating IS simply psrtunctory-
zone because II must be
This is the common complaint Of
The dyspeptic.
u eating sparingly would cure dys.
pepsia few would suffer from II long.
The only way to cure dyspepsia.
which is difficult digestion. is to give
vigor and tone to the stomach and the
whole digestive system.
Hoods Ssrssparilia cured the niece Of
FFaak Far. ieE n. ST.. South Boston. MAss.,
who writes that she had been great sufferer
from dyspepsia for siE years; had been With
cut appetite and had bsen troubled with sour
stomach and headache, She bad tried many
ether nedieiEes In vain. Two BEETLES Of
Hssd's SHrsHparllia made her we'll
Ho0s's Sas-saParfkka
Promises TO cure and keeps the
promise. Don't wait iii you ara
vorsc, but buy bottle today.
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Grspbwy TeAas, Narfa IL he W
msfF precinct r9EFsatloas held ia Hood
eouRiy today Lauh4n for governor. Rob
Alea for As'aenaut governor. Bell for 81
i9Fney srn"fai colqRiti Tor railroad con
Assieaer. werr insfyugtsa nf IN All ire
hpAeS cxrepf three small enss thai ssnt
lillest s'irIea dri.gsies a. thu coauty .on
sth'tn.I Nf iH"irpilups are thnt tUUanS
~ sNpefiuf~ndfut 81 paihit. In,sruefiou
ahW love tnr ermpiFoiier have carried tRe
Spht sfess for assa1iate iu~ticr ria
terney, hnYs carFied tie comfy rbs 80
tol tntorai rerFsseufstire Il ssry IN =.
between JackEen and Auss
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i7 gs1. spices u1lf. slza- and whisky
!H.. .lta e1.11s.ne rHs rise Oh dops. COZ
Len Was tH H-lf1 above rla lowest point
gt F- t-at was trslg'lt y gu tat
dHFE- r-htHarg In c.0-llU- there was
1a iai.-a'tsaHt yisa ~ about 11a.guat ar ~
.' EGG ".' Ids m@t Important oltsra
F0H.Hu goods sssg gained very 81 E4rIy.
H.i Ea9-e Irwart ta1naare- uerr almost
aif., Ged DIS declines ia Elalat, sLE.
A"ir@ d'ler md boots a1i shoes A. last
.Ar phenomenal 1ras-rro for tra- fsu.. stp--l
has H.NuH.e sTa..... Ter raru.I.4tf.r %
,at-t,T.i projection t1uuEl s.nv deir-
''. t LUF-- A.a t-H A.eAdlagg .4r-a de-
At... 'ai'.- prices average sDEhriy AizaFr,
.1.N t-tal Sing jlc conservative li.u.Si-
ls- "i a1i-a- Interests. changes axe still
.".a lf.'F-F t-N aad small wlgy gsa-
Ducts ""iH- SOFA tor distant delivery aL reg
war l..l prices The strength ~ the stu-
alton is shown Clearly, however. in IRE.
Vl-AF import t-4ls W prod Irrs chat bur
"a i'i fim' 500 we've being freely exported
st.ltNirht ama4rt Ia the large miscel-
l"N'Nu> e.5>s tht net result WAS verF
suIu decline Most ~ tnN enIumnd ties
4elWdsd uRdcc this division remained prac.
ritlAv stationary Iatl. paoar aad hanp
adYaaerd. while brick. turpeutine and drugs
"NAAege4 r1t1er more than az equivalent
COMPARISONS FOR TIRE YEAR
Zoe iuL"x dumher on March ls5- ~
a-u.teI gain NJ IL prr cent rs toIups ra 3
@iIh fha lave. u prices an Mach l. 1901
Gus NA''A 5,, ncaf.J - prr eeu- during
IN" Feaf br"uth damage DO CORN and
oats aru1ntrd trr rIp 81 fe-eurs. each oF
tE'ra cereals - .u~ fhrgr 80 e.r Is au~Haf
va nFfe. Wttle wheat rl.a 6i1 cents on ae.
e1u4t ~ Or, Increased demand Us -ns.~
800" fo- feeding I've -socS. despite rht 4,
HAfA4Htu ~ ~ fh" CISCO W ATS rose 1875
pr. s'af HAiah s, g. uatgr4' r-.gt ~ tha
fiaAur't. r9-- ~ futfar Lard advanced
ln.W te0 snt- nuerG aUf mes. rs5-s
500" eIftf. IaE tEl garden p-Hiuer.
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WASHINGTON

Ths aeuse ecatmEsree n aauslnx ana cur
reuey viii subunr a aua-ciai nit 90 Toa.a
sereras prcpasiHsss are b-rle.. .r7sslaer
Ia enc measure.
Mss Alice Raesevei- 1at paryT CO
frfssds Aart started 70 IlavaaI % ys,g
tfoveruar Geusrgl aad Mrs. W1rd
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FOUND DEAD Wan AN0 KILLED ONE.
ire Unusual Experience Of a Train
Crew in New Jersey

New Bupswick ] March a.-rhe fss-
I1eish'' rastoeuud, due al o'cieek thgs
I ni', gad rathev nnusaal and uaoians
a. 5lfe between IreRtan ana tbis
sleW aaFisg heen kiled bY fh,. fr'in
sAN once tn train was stoppaJ fo
ts. iaf z body ahich eauld not i,s fo1, a
tie. !, t'~tn aPpr"ached lrincetau JgHg.
ZIG tnd sii.ed q mHu- Thp frFiu
" bheh nj the hody vas etr,d 80
ht4t aeniunlth Iunetiou ~ trnfn
steppfd A. sigRal trnm ta hsej
pan se1rth n the traes f,, -lf.ay.
RAISED o. lgrte thr h0,iy A. AZ
ial9 reared Milestone tua gia-e ~ ~
~ gefeflsd ~, body N srotbs- mn
+ Reese n New Rranssirk m. hsNal,,
nave hern slrutk about M o'aio..t l.r
ffsHsliB utrk N"nr tfoW
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THE PRICE OF PROVISIONS.
There Was an Increase OF About Two Per
Cent During February.

Duns laiex usmoer e the course 90
prices. win due allnFanre Tor the relative
Importance a eaeh earamed,ty was sleI-
800 90 March sgtiust sgH 17s on geb-e
aFy 4 Enis Represents "a aiIgfnse 70 stslr-
% eSer per eeas dusius tlis mca-u Y res
faAfy aad pnrs the lsgsl % pr.et above
tas rea revog4 foc rrce-c yel-- Jutt wis
est1 3lsaei CO gann4ry l. sitE9azA ,ae 4I--
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TIE MANCHESTER MARKET
Continued Cotton Advance Caused
Buyers 10 Complete Transaction.
VERY LITTLE INQUIRY FROM THE EAST
Business Resulted Where the High Price
Was Not Strictly ohserysd-sni7-
oers wa Reduce Production.
cry LITTLE INQUIRY FROM THE EAST

Manchester March The continued al
vance in cotton durin. the past week nos.
sh'y induced buyers 10 complete pend
ing transactions. but with ut-le effect npol
rha over sea markets. There was small
inquiry from the large Eastern outlets. but
occasional lines were executed. Orders
were digicult to arrange. especially during
the latter portion ~ the week. when the
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gta !. hus thee dfths q a c-ut. whiis tae
Index number has ouly attained new hisn
the Ieadeatg % quatsti0ps Hesl tIstiuctIy-
10 the following ,atle the iadex number
e -ivel fet series % re4rs. with 4 partlll
cllss. -ggIal 80 thu articles quoted A f1il
description 20 CAn methods emgiared H. ore
ar.a- tHe-a 1sur-s visa be found .u DuaS
Review 20 september g. 1901
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some What easier feeling with regard 70
cotton tended 70 hinder the possibilities
% business. The trade with South Ameri-
ga and the Mediterranean was not brisk
aud the makers enhanced figures were not
obtainab.e
There was more inquiry 10 Yarns result.
ing from the activity at Liverpool OF the
past sew days
Business resnlred where the sdvsncr was
NOT strictly adhered 90 The spiuners win
reduee their production during the next
ten days
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THE BERLIN RnEnsr

Berlin. March s-The boer,a showed
eec'ae4'y lu1e5er tone during the past
week auI the voIl me- % r-,nsy...t.-s 49,
considerably reduced waiting .frrfr,,ia
"aA displayed here with lttle disrs.i-ia9
I, llY.'r Iron slisues mostly -aIur,I Lsgt.
-pel setel4l piee advances UGH Is in
sllesia reports an iucFes stag teluruI and
elre . scarcity ~ pig lrcu 81 5 me NJ ~
Coal shares weakened au-i,. .,- a.
p-vt cf the week. but gu5rsfi--s ,- n.s.
ot taem are today slightly shoqa The arI"is
uqls OF January l. Clements aud tsv-tiss
preferred rose moderately. ''N'"es
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a BLOCK DESTROYED.
Guests Of a Hotel Adjoining Rushed to
the Streets tiaE Clad

Hoover Falls. Pa March The IIsnoa
o4''k Was completely destFared by hFg az
su feFiy aanr This morning, entaMns lass
q about S'3coa rhs guests "a the Sow
enth Areaae hotel iast across the street
hreahle panic stFicken and many az them
hatel WAS saved hnN.yer. ma ne ruest.
returned % thcir ronm- unhartned
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PEST HOUSE BLowM up.
Authorities Warned that It Mus, M, q.
ResuiN - 20

Hprs1n Nv March -rbe ~,
whtrh vs, il fuurs4 n eo,.,.,,.', ni'''e'
N lf ticm tais city. Vas hiovn ,,. nne
4. 10. - mile hy unknown persons -, ~ Nlth
On ! i9.si ,asssd p eeusplegou. r aass
ss-e1H9 ara thfeafeninx the w,-ts MOI e
ntsI y 'asy attempted 70 drive saoshs 2
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STARTLING NEWS.
Said Preparations for War With
Japan Are Being Made.

London. March 1o-In a Dispatch
dated Saaugdai the correspondent ~
the Standard says that Chinese meg.
chsHts coming from Port Arthur de-
clare hey have been ordered wIth
their families from Port Arthur he
cause nr-Uara-ions were being made
there FOR a war with Japan.
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EN- ROUTE TO 4AyANA.

MISS Alice Roosevelt Has Con. - Wei.
Soysfnor Wood ana His Wiie.
Washington, March Miss Auc. -.
yrlt, with several friends and aeco,,,,,.i.,,
uy z maid left here tonight Tor yi,7,
% tenrral and MIS- Leonard Wool At H.
~. ~ sglls ~ rtis 70 Florida
flilip EeFe also o. fhe party. Mis-. 49, g,s,n
, ss.l expects 70 return to Washington ~
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Special 10 The Post,
View York. March a,-Ihs following Ter.
ans are REGISTERED In New York:
pallas-fieorge schriuer. Grand
lexafkana- ". A. Arthur. Nermaudie
Galveston George Dovesten Intperisi
" Paso-rE. 3. James Grand
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erave,s 80. 60 -, p.u.

Aede irgm an active prlBcipIs obtained
isoni blarN Root. They act % ne Hvar
= lual 10 calomel and leave % raj 49,
epeets; No gripping no sick stomach WI,
sure ghfoule constipation Pvics q cent
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Judge Reagan IS uoV al rss r-at 2, r.
coTerT
Al sztert engineer IS ar Aes-la -e make
ssttn1tss 90 tas cost ~ rebuilding t-c
dan
Ersnham viu vote or tss matter az is.a.
n- 2oudi for a titr atf
TAe slFlE~as - Poet 4rthur w4ht &c 70
De i post ~ eatfy Or ia+uag
AnetGer BIG cargo " SILVER ORE has arriv.
81 at Galveston from cattle
IL ts vigorously deaied taat tna British
s-my ia S"ura Africa has rereived aagtal1E
but good horses seom Texas
Lie hf''v ~ aretser murdered mn rae
afta stnae to- 5s-t e ghe ysa--a8s hsea
tHEen ffan .ls N-,ae~ usar Rs4umoat.
rprtlrz rs o. ae held ar uagts ,sIss
70 fous.ee la sale nt ts- nfeatu 45trl
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Don't Try 20 whip ,ssnn 20 greater e1srt'oa
Win aslnluAants, condiments and Specs.
such treatment vii cl.y is17e thsn worse
The Prqper treatment ty something 10 ssla
digest the food sHd give SIZE s-..la-l rsalod
Tess and ~ ine s--izA tile -ale . al1 eueg-
slze tha e1lalstg3 oF5Bn,
There : ore re=Ees-s2t vuid1 this It
ls eonysnipnt, seft, eKsan, reliable ard salts
faere-y, e1ee tssca9, tEe oyzpep.ia "a irs a.
T2fate and ist=Ga. II c1a - lcusG. at any
drug store for nIty Eelgg 6 box. cell for
Stuart's DTEpepsislT ifisSs and yru have t.
Mrs. q. X. Cos 81 SIS Washington ST.
Hc0oken, Ne7y Jersey, writes 'S.-art's Ttys-
Pepsia T1blets Just ~ she hill fpg children
as well - fDE older folks. I've had the best
q luck With them. Ny thrse-year-ol1 girl
takes them as readily as Czliv. i nave or. r
. say rahiets' sni she iF1-s everything
else and runs for then.
Miss Leila Div y. AZ ptl--lar St. Pitts
burg. Pa, writes; + wish eTa-y5ne to ku9-v
how graceful | an f0g S.gar-'s Dyspepsia
Tablets. | snEered for 6 t5ag time Aad' did
not know Thss allied RE. 7 loss fAsa righ.
along until one cay noticed an ADVERTISE
me1t OF these C4a.zss ard immediately
bought 5 90 cent box 80 t1e drug store. am
only on the sscUld hcV z-t ara CALLING IA.
eesh ald color. / have 3. .4st found some
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iA Mta she gas 'bsre tiro,t sh..., a
ttr fthh Ab iafgers n m7kes go.l
ne sf,W ~ give rect ~ the ersr,- ~,
? sfftec - spirits Eenarsrsf - 49,
Slen1l activity b. me s5stem ,,s its
~ ~ ~ ssln ifrset. Ahhett 30
liHs' ao2 Man street special aE,u,a A
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IN THE RIVER JORDAN
~ Aged and Wealthy New Yo,L., a.,
tzed N the Famous Strea,7

~ N'S FsHous Stream.
H1alletown' \. y. March p.-Wora
reached here that Cornelius yanpess ~
teseaarian miiiioaalFe o. Pot JARVIS ,,-n,
cry o. New lOrk, has been ban.f,.5 ~
nFcr Jordan BY the Rev. WiIlfsT ~ r, Sh ,
n Il. Ns ., fs,ia. \ lIr. and Mrs. VAN ,ar
ftir 70 the orient bis deSIre hifie Tor :
t IN I ambition q years to be hs,tlas,d 49, y
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ssssssssesssssssesssssssssss

jack: Texas and Paelhc Railway Comnanv
~ .oSlTana OF g;. from Denton: ErI.her
l-ant AortgASe Compguy "a Norris from
'osaAhehe' @iced SIS PeketJ from BosQuc.
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thiax tha. has reached ny ailments
From Mrs Del Eldred, Sun Prairie WIS.,
II vas taken dizzy very suddenly during the
n9s y e-Glsr q tie past sumner. After ten
lays Or constant dizziness [ went 70 our local
physician, who sad ny liver " as sarpld and
bad over heated ny blood; he docsored ne
Tor EEO v deGs wts11us much Improvement. Z
nlaliy thought Of Stuarr's I}yypepsIa Tablsts
. Tbleh had used long before for various
bad fse.ingsl and sh5 Grss three tablets
helped ne
Tneyare easily the best all around family
medicine ever used -
Mr.. y, j. BoOltr, Chicago, H.. writes:
"Catzrrh IS q local co1di:ion resulting from
. neglected cold IN the head Whereby ne
Llllg membrane Of thA nass hecon IS fnfaun-
ed and ths paisonos1s OlscharEs tharefror,
Esssi1g hscsEard lac the throat reaches
tas stomach. thus producing catarrh OF To-,
SION ach. Asdtcal au-ACrtItss prescribed for
ne for three years for cataFTh OF stomach
without cure, bls today 7 an tia hspUtess Of
men sitter using OEly one box OF 'etJIart's
DysPePsi5 Tablets / cannot fnd asproprt-
ate words 70 express my good feeling. I
pave fol2d Gesh. appetite and sound REST
from t1eir Esa.n
sa1d postal elci o. letter 70 the F
quart Co. Marshall Mich. Tor thslr free
booz On dyspepsia.
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Resai- 10 Au,am eue1ry q. n. l-tarae.
rHtrai aud ssste superintendent b.. sllH 10
jruof
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had A4-rir.l L--.,. 90 al $500. - g.
o.''l az .', .'iI.
sf.-,red pr7z-5.a ''' y
Prince Henry will yi~r PhiladelpbIs to-
t.e p =. '- .a.1e,Iv received Ivy
s+.f ,fr amps sap Yatl
rj. ST. -.nl ~ ne ta.an League
e,.'-,... % NNN t'rk .n tac
-b,ea p, ..- --ts @Le~e'- I-naee @
an --t-L a'A 2u ais Amert-
rrs ..r.s-- -r,..- f.-. 3D.. ,--.--.
p-..saraf b.. -. TTa9I,l,-l'l A5
g.- af-ga, -..g.. LF 70 yAatt-u
rr.rrs asi-si r--r- ~ "-i,A t't+- .Le
Er9es- iie asked Mr. Easafryr4, 10. !.
ised 10 .s9d ai-' .r- 1'- D'0@s' p'Ol-''
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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1902-08-14
The Miflinvllle Bridge.

The King Bridge Company of
Cleveland, Ohio, one of the largest
bridge building concerns in this coun-
try, was on Tuesday awarded the sub
contract for the iron and steel super
structure of the new Miffllnville river
bridge by contractor Charles H. Rel
mard. The County Commissioners
have taken action upon the matter
and in a resolution presented by
Commissioner Kitchen consented to
and approved the same. The said
resolution calls for the filing of a
bond by the bridge company In the
sum of $4,000 for the faithful per-
formance of the work, the said bond
to be accompanied by a certificate
from the Probate Judge of the court
of the county in which the sureties
reside, certifying that the sureties are
worth the amount stated in said bond.
Contractor Reimard is now en-
gagged building tool houses and dong
other preliminary work. The canal
has been filled in, and just as soon
as the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany completes the switch at Mifflin-
Vile, work on the substructure will be
commenced.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1902-08-14
Base Ball at Berwick Saturday

Base ball received a black eye in
Berwick on Saturday when the
game between the home team and
Freeland came to an end abruptly
IN the sixth inning in free-for' all
fight. For FIVE innings the visitors
were shut out without a hit or a
run, but in the sixth they opened
up and scored five runs before a
single man had been retired. AT
this iuncture, it is said, one or two
precocious enthusiasts wishing to
prevent defeat which was sure to
follow, started fight. 1t had the
desired effect, the game was stopped
and the umpire called it back to
the fifth inning, giving the Ber-
wick club his decision by score oil
a to o, they having made four runs
before the trouble started. This Is
one way of winning games, but it
isn't the true sportsmen like FASH
ion.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1902-08-14
Court Proceedings.

Court was in session on Monday.
Hon. r. R. Little presided
Sarah E Johnson ct. al. VS. Simon
S. Boyer. In Eqnlty. This case is
the outcome of contract made be-
tween Harry Johnson, son OF the
plaintiff and Simon S. Boyer, involv-
ing the sale of tract of timber land
for $4,000 without the plaintiffs
knowledge. In the bargain certain
rights were reserved, including some
young timber on the tract and the
tops OF trees. The agreement was
drawn with the stipuatlons omitted
and the plaintiffs refused to sign it.
This did not deter Boyer and he pro-
ceeded to cut the timber. He was
ordered to quit but refused TO COM
ply. The plaintiffs then secured from
the court an injunction restraining
him from further operations. Depo-
sitions of Sarah E. Johnson were read
in court, and Harry Johnson was
sworn. The injunction was continued,
Sadie Stephens appointed guardian
of Almond, Lizzie and Dora Steph-
ems minor children of Jasper Steph-
ems.