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YOTJ AEEE1GHT; THEN GO AHEAD.-D Crockett.
VULT. 69. NO. 39.
ESI-.I
TARBORO N. C. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 24 1891.
PRICE FIVE CENT
HO
EL
&
E. F F
Y
Standard (brraiiiilatetl Sugar 5 cents a pound.;
(Rood Family Flour at $5.5H per bill,
as cheap.
Other goods equally
How's
Your Liver?
Is the Oriental salutation,
knowing that good health
cannot exist -without a!
healthy Liver. When the
Liver iB torpid the Bow
els are sluggish and con
stipated, the .food lies"
in the ' f torcs- b undi
gested, poibi.iiing the
blood; frequent headache
ensues;' a feeling of lassi- .
tude, despondency and
nervousness indicate how
the whole system is de
ranged. Simmons Liver
has been the
more
people to health and
happiness by giving them
a healthy Liver than, any
agency known on earth.
It nets with extraor-
power and efficacv.
SEEN DISAPPOINTED.
, pastor
Church
Welcome.
Rev. J. D. Hufham, D. D
of the Missionary Baptist
here his moved from Scotland Neck
into the parsonage here, and the
kindly countenance of this earnest
man of Go3 is now a daily cheering
eight.
Welcome, Doctor.
Regulator
means of restoring
.nr.
' .1 family remedy for dyspepi-i,
i-.', CouiipatiuD, etc I haidiy ever
f ; bave never teen dis--
' '.'Sect pr.xiuced; it seems to
i ti i-i euro t r all diseases of the"
-T. TYTIlkot. Macon. Ua.
D
R. H. T. BA8S
Offers his professional services to the citl
i ens of Tarboro and vicinity.
Office on Main 8treet near Coker's corner.
JOHN
L. BRIDGER8 & SON,
Good!
The hotel Farrar opened in due
form last week with Powell be
hind the desk and Calvert looking
after the cuisine. The guests were
a little dilatory arriving waiting to be
summoned by the countrified, nerve
shattering gong.
In the future there will be no bell
or gong at the hotel Farrar. Meals
will be Berved between certain hoars
and the guests will govern themselves
accordingly.
Politeness Pays.
Wilsox, N. C." Sept. 16 Last
fall wealthy Northern gentleman
visited Rocky Mount. He was very
fond of hunting and Mr. (J, 11. Har
ris, who for some time last fall was
an auctioneer for the Wilson ware-
house and is the ex-editor of the
Rocky Mount Plain dealer, kindly
lent the stranger his dogs and
showed him numerous courtesi's.
The stranger dropped dead on Mon
day and when his will was opened it
was found that he had bequethed
Mr. Harris one hundred thousand
dollars for courtesies and favors
shown him, to be paid by his execu
tors in United States currency. Mr.
Harris left to-day to get the money.
prevented four months ago, but now
it id too late. Our people in the
South have been abused and sneered
at by the Democratic bosses and the
Democratic press, and we will stand
it no longer. The negro denomina
tion cry won't prevent a break of the
solid Democracy. "We will take care
of the negroes and see that they are
allowed to vote, They are largely
in this movement and will be an im
portant tacter in the campaign next
year. '
Gevenmst Hslplsg TeiuU U Biy Last. I one cubic inch cf water per second Is
It is undoubtedly true that U ample for 1 GO scree la vinse aad
European countries eovemmente at- trees, and while using lb pomp it
tempt measures of patrrnaliatn that P t men busy handling the
would not be thouAt of In the Dni-1 water, for, properly applied, from
ted States I The Irish land act, I even to eight acres can be irrigated
which places $163,000,003 at the dia- esch day. If alfalfa Is laid oat in
posal of Irish tenants for the pur- narrow checks so that the water
Crs Fsr SuaasrUt.
Draw a loeg breath so as to 2 the
langi to Ihetr utmost extent, Di.
vide the sentence too wish ta speak
Into rjUblea, mar kits ka for each
7 labia by bringing the laitx lzrt
aad thumb of the right ka&d tof4b-
cnaie oi lana, is ft case lu point. I b"u"J uu " acre a ciy i Sow Kara ia a.
The land is arpraised at a moderate a be irrigated ia this tnanoer. Of
valaation, and then money is fur- coun. u noooing t pracUced. ecii
Dished the tar-ant to pay for iu The a m reaire tM old amount of
loan is to be repaid by the pajment d one-foorth cubic feel pet
the pins i ox crraTiox. or lony-nine years ot anoui eigaiv i v.ulJ 1Ui iwujui own.
lT . ... . per cent, of the present rent Farm Tbt costs of running this pomp
How about the pension queetionr ??,.. i.j m . . .r. M. m t tZi .n
"The Allianoe has nothing to say kj f .ur.i wM w (or threft loads cf aara hnA al
against the pensioning of soldiers tri. rftar.t . about the same eosL ibor mrm
moderate valuation for their land dia tngina, S1.G5; IneidenUla, cents;
poses the government to selL The 1 1 U1 r ILuQ for. say, seven aad
government takes bonds secured oo I one-half acres, or CO cent per acre.
the lan! at 2 per cent interest. It i-c engine ot OJleaa tor power
is calculated that the grant of money I " ple (or a pump of double the
wiu be exhausted In about three I tapaciiy invea aoove ana tfie saxl
who fought for the Union. When
we were defeated we accepted the
results as final and aequiejoed. We
shall never raise our voice against the
legitimate pensioning of Union sol
dier b. It is the result of warfare
aud we can shake hands with our
Northern brothers who wore the
blue and feel that they are receiving
enly justice from a government whoa
they helped to preserve.
Mr. Folk said the People s party
would, in his opinion, carry every
Southern State next year. The Alli
ance was for the Ocala demands and
would have nothing else.
er. or mxxUcg lime with lb foot.
a epeciaeo: "Tee tae
tWbcee J. Good taoraiiMa-dajB.
how-do-you- Uei-Uos soorakg
TLoee syllable taevciMw taasl t
practioadfor al Ut ooe taoalh,
then a cere aboold be seea(sribe4
if the pai.a&t Las no dUfoemiry of
the throat or Urjat, a&i if tbe troal
Ueih are sound.
There Is Aotaicji e tbaaj lUs
euiej it le auapiy to spk U evlUblce
for o& taoe lb; a&d Is wiibia lie
reacb of everybody as woaea or
cbUd-DeUoil Frew Frtaa.
By Layia'-ea ef Uaals!
years. It will not pro viae for the
purchase of all the land, so there is
natural strife on the part cf those
who wish either to buy or sell to eon
elude a bargain while money from
the government is available. This
measure puts the irun people in a
more hopeful condition than they
have been for years. Doubtless the
excessive emurration which has
steadily rvdueed the population of
Ireland will be checked, and it will
enter on a new era of prosperity. As
the proportion of Irish land holders
Increase the objections to home rule
lor Ireland will fade away, and poli
tical troubles will disappear, as so
ofun happens with ft return of better
times. . !
Attorneys-at-Law,
- .- W- C-
TAEB0R0,
. Islrr .
R. DON WILLIAMS, Jb.,
DENTIST,
Qradnate Baltimore College Dental Surgery,)
Offlos, Formerly Occupied by
DR. L N. CARR
iO ly Tabbobo, N. C.
H. A. Gilliam.
ULLIAM & SON
OOBHBIX GlLLIAJf
G1
Attorneys-at-i-aw,
TARBORO', N. C.
Wlii practice In the Counties of Edgecombe,
Halifax and Pitt, and in the Courts of the
First Judicial District, aud in the Circuit and
Supreme Courts at Raleiirh. 1anl8-lv.
John D, Couper.
MABBLE AND OBAN I TS
MONUMENTS, GBAVESTONES,
ETC., ETC.,
Ill, 113 & 115 Bank St.,
Norfolk, Va.
Resolutions or Respect.
Whereas it has pleared Almighty
God to remove, by death from us,
our esteemed brother, John Wesley
Jones, of Tarboro, N.: C,
Resolved, 1st. That we bow in
humble submission to the will of
God.
2nd. That the Hesperian Literary
Society has sustained an irreparable
lose.
3rd. That we will strive to emu
late his example of integrity, self re
spect and gentlemanly, bearing.
4th. That we extend our sympa
thy to the bereaved family and com
mend them to Him who doeth all
things well.
5th. That a copy of these resolu
tions be sent to the bereaved family,
also that a copy be sent to the Are
ebive, the Raleigh Advocat: and the
Tarboro Southernxr with a request
to publish, and that they be spread
on the minutes of the Hesperian Lit
erary Society of Trinity College.
D. N. Cavtkiss,')
R. A. Miaicx, v Committee.
E. W. Fox, )
Woman restored to perfect health!
Just faith and confidence enough re
quired to lay hold of Dr. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription, administer it
with a little paiieno and ft little per
severance and complete restoration
to health and vitality is insured.
re manv of tha wonderful enriMflf i se uaajvr Mjiai.
lost womanhood it has effected. W hen nature raises the flag of dis
There are few cases, indeed, within tres i the shape of sores ulcers,
the requirements of sick and suffer- boils, pimples and blotches, the sign
ing woman, outside or beyond its n bould be promptly heeded. As
helrjfal influence. So confident are cuies mreaieuca wim ouseasw are
the makers of Dr. Pierces' Favorite disinfected, so should the human syv
Prescription of it power to heal all m be treated. No more powerful or
female diseasea. that thev warrant more suocoaelui disinfectant and pu
Hatisfiction in ever instance, or r- rifier than a a S. has eter been dir-
fund money; Large bottle n $1,00
(6 for $5.00); at druggists.
Rassiaa Cavalry
That the Russians claim to hare
the finest cavalry in the world read
this description of a co&aack drill ta
ken from the Chicago Herald:
We saw horses bounding like pan
thers and men jumping like monkeys
We saw cavalrymen booted with
their carbine across their backs and
their sabers in their hands, charging
while standing upright upon their
saddles. Others would pass at full
speed beside Cossacks stretched
upon the ground, pick them up like
pocket handkerchiefs, and carry them
of! across the croupe of their
covered. It has accomplished won
derful results, and there are thou
sands of people in this country to
day who regard the proprietor of 8.
S. S. as benefactors. V hat it has al
ready accomplished it will continue
to accomplish. It is already estab
lished as staple family medlcjne.
The fact seems to be forcing itself
upon our English brothers that
American workmen are cot only their
equals, but in some respect their su
periors. A correspondent of the
English ; Mechanio acknowledges
this in the folowing paragraph:
'English foundries do very well on
such plain everyday work as engine
beds, planers and shapen but we
. cannot get a satisfactory casting ot ft
"-1 -.1 . i .
pomp only costs f 100 more original.
'J. m
100,009 ft Tear
This U the rate at which Ootacnis-
aioner Raum U3 u ore moved
boasts that be is increasing the list
of pension era.
In a letter to aa Ohio Cocgrs
man, for campaign use with the pro
fessional pessioa hunUr, lUom, asys
that there are before him a grand
toUl ot pending claims."
And he has 'set lh o&co the task
ot issuing 330,000 ccrtifisaUe doting
the present fiscal year, which will be
an increase of 100,000 over the
work ot the last fiscal yaftr, and the
work of the fisoal year jost closed
(Jane 80th) showed aa lacreaee of
nearly ooe hundred thousand oartiS
eatee oyer any previous year."
Is not this ft beautiful outlook for
the Treasury and the Urpaytxsl
More than ft quarter of ft ceotary
after the doae of the war, and fit leea
years after Grant and Garfield said
the list of pensioners bad reached its
maiuaam, there are nearly ft taillio
claims pending 351,482 more than
the total Dumber ot pensioners la
18301
And Raum is rushing them
through at the rate ot 850,000 a yvar.
As 535,000 pensioners cost last year
1121,500.000, a simple sm will
show ths trustworthioeee of. Ream's
oampeign assurance that the addition
of 330,000 more names will not in
crease the coat above the $133,173,'
CO 3 appropriated.
SrfJtttHlal MmL
do all work in
rJO THE PUBLIC.
I am Prepared to
the
Undertaker's Business,
at the shortest nctice. Having con
nected with my shop the repairing
business. All work Left at my shop
shall have Prompt attention.
PRICES MODERATE,
Sidewalks.
The town commissioners with com
mendable promptitude enacted an
ordinance requiring the sidewalks on
main street below the commons to
be paved, and then with a considers
. r i j l a- n: 4.1
lion corn Oi SUiiatr uisuuuuqqi tuey
agreed not to enforce the same till
autumn when money was more plentiful.
Well autumn is here, the crops are
being housed and marketed and the
enforcement oi the ordinance nas not
been commanded. 1 here is no exs
AIbo a first-class HEARSE for hire
Thanking my friends for their
former patronage. I hope to merit
the same, should they need anything j pavementBbut they desirejuniformity.
" uo i i inn rna.n in anxious to lav a D&ve
cuse for waiting longer. T Many are
only waiting for the order to be is
sued in order to begin work Others
would have already put down their ing of steel, and little
dies. Other 8 again would pivot upon
their saddles and play all the antics
of circus downs. One horse, tripping
upon some obstacle, apparently
rolled over the rider. We thought
he was killed upon the spot, but he
jumped up, laughing heartily while
he rearranged his damaged trousers.
When the maneuver was finished
the defile began. Thrioe the squad
rons defiled before their colonel, first
at a walk, then at a trot, and lastly
at a charge. The charge was some
thing terrific The cosacks armed
and equipped in such a manner that
at a distance it is impossible either to
see or to hear them. The uniforms
are somber, the scabbards are of
leather, and their weapons are dark'
ened. There is no flashing or clash"
or no sound.
Undertaking
My
ment in front of the property he has
in charge, but doubts his legal right
And vet the whole troop of men and
horses pass noiselessly by at full
speed, like a living squall. The col
onel scrutinized the appearance of
milling machine frame. As for real
complicated castings for typesetters.
typewriters and similar antcmatio
machines, we gave op trying to get
them here loo ago, and order them
from Mastachusetts. The English
excel at heavy work; but at present
neither their methods of molding,
their sand nor their quality ot iron
are fit for fine work. Hollow ware is
scarcely to be called fine work, but
we have had to import American
molders for that work," This from
an englishman, and yet we are told
that our workmen are not euusl to
the Mfine skilled workmen" of other
countries! Isn't it about t:mi this
prating about the superiority cf
foreign goods a&d foreign workmen
ceased, and a little credit be given
the American skilled laborers, who
are in many ways proving their su
periority.
Hair all gone, scalp covered with
eruptions, and pains in all of his
limhe, a dreadful case ot disease, yel
P. P. 1 remained master of this sit
uation, a cure was affected, and the
patient, the marshal of Monticelio,
FhL, says bis hair has grown out,
snd that he is ft well man. This cure
spread far an 1 wide, and now the
drug stores of MooliceUo bay P. P.
P. in large qaanUtiea.
Rfsnssirin cr Ruelnoee I to make the expenditure unless or each squadron, and satisfied with the ung than another, it is to
aa vtt -nW mr7Rt;tutftA an-1 oerformance. shouted: 'KaracDo!" poor workman attempt to
Plftf A U An Pitt Ktraat TTifaa i,f,on T SniTTmtvTO man the ("Verv Bood!' to which the double hne piece of mechanism.
Dcors from the Corner of Main
IS J. NilxllXlOllH.
other day he said he would begin
work as soon as the commissioners
would notify him.
Just as soon as Mayor Fountain
recovers from his indisposition a spe
cial meeting should be called and the
Viof nf TinlinA and clerk instructed
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, to enforce the sidewalk ordinance.
Y HQ me ii cw era iwuuw duuiuu
row ot uoesacKS replied: itauy
staratza, vasche ryesokoblagorodie!"
(MWe will do atiU better yet, your
lordship!") And the squall passes
off.
Tartooro O
have new sidewalks.
Office
ard.
next door to
Hotel How-1
30 ly
FOR SALE.
Certain hard words, made into pills,
Simply to swell the doctor bills,"
are not what constitute Dt. Pierce's
Pleasant Purgative Pellets. They
are tiny, surgar-coated, purely vege-
o II Awcin DmirAii I tab'.e pills, as pleasant as confection
VllC O 11 Ul aC X V IT vl ery to the taste, and acting upon the
engine and boiler
Saadsy Selections.
The virtue of ft man ough't to be
measured, not by extraordinary ex
ertions. but by his every-dsy con
duct. Pascal.
Nn nlacA ran dpnrive a man of his
hmninoiia nnlwia h nfoasas. no more tema of water C0UTM8
than of his virtue snd prudence.
Plutarch.
AU our removes in this world
Barry Hslr.
Wm. Tim m one. Postmaster of Ids
ville, Ind., writes: Electrio Dittert
has done more for me than all ether
medicines combined, for that bad
feelicg arising from Kidney and
Liver trouble." John Leslie, farmer
and stockman, of same place, save:
44 Find Electric Bitters to be the
best Kidney and Liver medicine,
made roe feel bke a new snao, J. W.
Gardner, hardware merchant, sitae
town, says: Electric letters is just
me thing for ft man wno is all ran
down and don't care whether be lives
or dies; be foand new strength, good
appetite and flt just like be bad
new lease on Lfe. Only 60c ft bottle
st Staton & Zoellar'e Drug Store.
t " tz : rr
Aststtauc fcaAUr, Kile.
The c fleers and soldiers st the
Fort Sheridan range witoseeed the
testing of aa automatic repeating
rifie the 11th insL that bids fair to
revolutionise both naval aad land
warfare. The gun is the invention
of Dr. H. A. Pitcher, of XcOlsvttle,
Wis. It becomes autoAatie by the
utilization of the gas prod need by the
combustion of she first cartridge
f! rl. Thm rii Mfra IbLa rhm.
IrriiUsasy Steasi Uf. Iter and acts on a rktoo that is set
Where years ago it rnizht not I ajrainst ft spiral spring, the recod of
have been, it is now possible to ir- which propels the piston bacc
rigate many fair and productive Isgainst a rod that sets the mechanism
acres cy pumping, and thereby be I of the gun in motion, the empty
independent of all the present eye- j cartridge beiog removed and replaced
The big j&att was half droat, aad
when be Wered at the yoaag wac&jaa
ahe tried to pass tua oa te extree
outer edge of the sidewalk. He
stepped la front of bar sad she
tried to pass to the other sde cf
him, lie was ia fiotl of bar ftfsia
and exclaimed:
Doet hurry, my pretty.
She was ebowt to torn and raa
when another man eoerged from the
shadow of ft buJJinc
-HoU ca bere." be said- -WUl s
the matter!
"None of yoor boaiae, retorted
the first man.
WelweH see,- said the seccai.
"You've been annoyis this lady."
"Msbbe she's your wife," soerrcd
the first.
-WclL she Ua'L"
Or your aUter."
Or your sweetheart.'
"Nrvrr saw ber before."
"Ohyoe're tryisg to make a see.
loo, are youi
Poghsts would have called tbe
blow "beauUf aT oce, but ths kick
thai followed it would certai&lj have
been declared ft "tool.
Oh, eUr cried the yousg
when the staoke ot bet Us
cleared wsy. I
Oo on botacT exslaioked Let
chaapioo.
"Bat, air, you have "
Oo oa borne, X UfJ yoo, and doat
be chasing around cixh'.s ajraia, be
tateruplAL
"Hut your noble action," she be-
gaa again,
"Noble ocihirrl" be bUrrupied
gain. Tve beea watching tor that
man for six weeks, and it's the first
time I've found him so drunk that I
could smash him without retUcjr the
worst of it, Go oo borne! This
was business, not romance-. lie
beat me out ef tLoO,"
lie lit cijrar aad eaaatered down
the street with the air of ft tnaa bo
bad settled aa ouUte&dieg adcoctt.
CLkago Sunday Tnbona.
proSL la the evs&l of the dUseajs.
item of the coespaey, its beeel
are te retala Ike property la Um 1
rxfrds sl4 arUItr rsewa aisr
be traaaf erred to eseae C4bsw Jewish I
UatUtiosi with aiauUjr ebiseta.
&ac ra bri Is tie rrU eatis
rriee to whack this ric aa.1 tTtt
oo IsraeUe devotes larft elere cl
tie eo&esal lortase. It
- . w
rrartacaJ. beaiaese-l-ke rrtKtx. t4
efoUrpecac alias' let 4 te'svs
ae poor aad aaXjiUaue te eeUlLd
sAecaerivwi ta t&e woru aa4 ta fct
i&ecseejvve beyoe4 Ue r4 c4
eo laye an4 ewKstr4eeeive a sywirss
rasst rre grwat slaiaUtrtrve
skul for Us secersaial eetablaSM&l
a4 Operaikye. Ttae se prpauwfy
IM m poseiseJ U a rwcertaUs
dsree by lUroe ILrscA tlmmj aad
te oerfrree4 ttULUl sseoer
aled wua kusv. so tkat vttt taixU
aader other otrresisteecwe sreeer ae
seer dreass al aa tatrvKOeaJUe
pbHaatbrocUt as eow reras4
w.lk all the aathonry cl setae el tie
esfTW3ee e4 saoat eoorwaefd saea
Ct esir ta te world. TLm tact, ia
e.lL'jea to the laaeteity d the rsai
this drroted to ksaaalJV. t&ake
Caroa Ursch't trw aewxelisa the
oast Ulrreeii&f espertoeet Is or.
rnis4 cLanry tkat saodera Ure
save ta
CONSTIPATION
and other
bowel complaints
curd and pra-rwntod
by tha prompt
UM Of
Ayer's Cathartic Pills
They
ragutato tho tlvar,
clesnsa tho stomach,
and greatly assist
cJlgaatlon.
Dr. J. C. Aycr & Co.
Lowell, Mass.
OFDM
StlM
w ot:r, uiu"
Wt U tms m
a. sv (y s M.
f-mm l m umvm..
etXW Ml X CIVw H'r
a a, ttw-iniiMi'-y t
aa.
Zi Stillsots Specific,
If there is one thing more exasper-
have a
construot a
lie is sure
to botch the job, and exhaust the
patience ot the inventor. And still
there are few men who can do a real
ly good piece of experimental work
without an endless amount of watch
ing and waste of time.
are
60 SAW GIN, AND
G0LDSB0R0 PRESS
All in Good Working Order. '
APPLY TO
S. S. NASH,
3518 Tarboro, N. C.
BETEL tiUSSiCAL 22u
WM
Prepares for r!uinem, Uoiv.of V.,
nd West Point. Catalogue ,i2dr
aj.A.wBiTnltiwi AHoWft a
stomach and liver gently but effectu- from one wilderness to another.-M.
allv. and as naturally fts isature hei Henry.
Belt, ror sick neauacue, muigtDuuu,
biliousness, constipation, and all the
resulting diseases, no laxative equal
to them has ever been: discovered.
Polktan Politics.
CoL Polk, at Topeka, Kan., 13.1
"Will the Alliance coference at
i Washington in February declare for
a. ihir Dartv?" i
, . ... ;n l I l
"I cannot say; out were wiu ce a jamujs
Those are the best christians who
are more careful to reform them
selves than to censure others. Ful
ler.
"Let them," says' a good Dutch
Reformed minister "let the schol
ars and critics die and analyze the
Scriptures to their hearts' content.
The more they dig, the more truth
thsywill turn up, The more they
the more righteousness
'third party. It might have been they will find." Interior.
and changes.
A gentleman who has a Byron Jack
son centnf agsl pump upon bis place,
says the Eakersueld Californian, has
made a careful ob rvitJon as to
cost and capacity of this kind of
work. .The plant will cost as fol
low: 'F-ngine. $900: pump. $200:
freight, 1200; average well, say 300,
or $1,500 tor pi nL With thirty
feet lift, the pump has a capacity ot
one cubic foot per second, and with
ten or twelve fet IJt, two cubic feel
per second. The water should be
used d rcct from the pump, ae, if a
storage reservoir is used, there is
additional t ipenie, and ius of water
from seepage and evaporation.
With small ditches and attention.
Barra Etrwa's 6ml tWarss.
The history of ptrioea philanthro
py coo tains noihisf more taagYia.
cent tbta Deroo llirseb's gTwU
scbexae tot the beoeit of tLe poor
aad peraeouled oi Lis race, embodied
la tbe Jewiab fjr4nertaloa
lion, whose orgsxixatloa has Joat
beea formally aoaoaaced in Lnoloc
II is ia torn cl a limited UahOrty
eorspeny with a eapital of two cui
Uoa pounds sterling divided ta twrsiy
thcKJwaad shares ot X10O eech, el
which Saroa Tlirach bJsir sob
acribee 19,9. the troi.aiaicg tea
shirrs being sHoOed to as saaay
rrtreeeauUve Hcbrrw " rtnlleoea
te EcgUad. France and the Ceiled
BUtee, who are to make op the di
rectory of the aseoc'aUoa.
This axBoeate ia efeei lo a wrA el
tea millions ot dollars, the wkole of
which, with the Income derived trua
it, is consecrated eolaly to the ob
ject! of the aaeorUtioa, to assist the
ctaigTalioaot Jews froa eoames
where they are subject to specUl
(LaaUhliee and to eeUbf ieb Jewish
ooloeiee ia North aad Souta Axaeri
eafor emruHural and coemcroaJ
Dumoees. The coo rex T aasumee aU
rishts to rcrehaee Roperty aad to
earrr oo trade, cocamrrec. aaj ta-
d as trial ooeratiooa la rrocaotsoa ef
iu purpose, but not more tbaa ball
Dy a icaued ooe. aivo cocimg ice gun. MllZ x mt
This is done with so moch rsptdJy I . . ,v-!i; ,
........ - IWt I I i . .
that oy rapping egtonsi ue inggar -nirranU. and no rrt ef iU toads
can rvwr be reclaimed try the sab-
aae Arm eeSMUv,
Tea fW ri m-'4 f j oa
tTwwa, mos tLurctt,. Trt
rws Tst l04;.j UmX Ct-.U.
Ifcss-e. ss.eusl "f ak .
Teopersterw: TVs saoethly tseaal rwi r t-im stJai.e.
temreraiere for tlse AXe for Asrat " it ji
was 7J.7 drsee, ika fce ft de- r t, x.
WW CMITK-M ISV l&e (141
twraty yeera. The kuteet rotiLly
trx&srerare for Asvrsat
roxred ta 1ITS (eveaa Tt.7 iWreee)
aa a a a. e c . . e m
uswvsaniuj isaeaa .M CUHE3
-raV TV mM 1 La I W '
-SiVitZt71 UWLL3 AHU MM.
The aicest teeperatere obesrved vr nr-vvrvv
is ?7 4r CXaI oa the u taMM;
9 A, at DoctUea end boaeca TtsM Mcrcurv Or irxenif-.
oatbelCfca- aal at llarraaloa oal
thtlllhjUkwentaspratso6 NO CURE NO PAY
oa the Silh. The aixbeet tcc&ters-
tare before rtoord! lor Arsst was
IOJ derreea U 1US at WeUoa, He
lowest 41 Ultll at HVlaeda. Tbe
greeiset racaUJy race was 47 Se
creeeat rrasklie; tbe West II at
llaxteraee aad KiUy Ilawk. Mesa
PMiraga tMBperatare tat the Stale
It!, seaa taitiausa CT.ft.
Bala fall Averax-e for the Stafe
frAtjrsst, ICO laches, which Is
L91 laches above the tern si br the
past adaeteeayars. Tbe wsUset
JL 04-34 was ta 1 m tbe svrv rs.
faH Vncg 9-37 laches; the driest was
la IMI, averse 1.18 t9cte OrrtJ
rst aaoeat ILi Aegtt 15Jt3 bclee
atarr.USs3tseat aaooat, 250 at
rrsahha. The matrat asnocat
prrncnwy reroJtvl was 1U at
Asbrvilk ia A 8 ast, t K37.
VVttvi: lYrvftaZag dectioa. soch
sad eottthwwrt; avtrse boarly vVoe
ityS.7 t&Zea. Ftvtv-Lz dvewa
dedoced froea ceay year's cbrrvs.
lion, soathweat; average hooray ee
Vxity, 6. 9 saJre.
MeersjUaeoosr Tb&isrtors
occurred at vasioca cewe la tbr
but ea U.C f oDowirr daiee. 1 1 1 4
6 7 8 19 11 12 IS IS 14 17 19 13 S)
5tlS 15 375V Usaenm4
ca the 13 ih.
Oeacral lUsakat The 1m text
cl ths boalh was wares eaoiU
for thr jrowvh cl crtTe, bat tie lat
ter part wis too euc4, wtta very
keavy raiee,castaf ls coeL.:ae oi
trope, eepeciaSy cottoa, te deUri
oral rspwliy.
U. &. Urns nt, IX, Xjwrtor
7XVX0U0 EtrfXILVCE
Ev. Mr. llsUerl, If t LLt
rslaaooiU, J scs a 13L
r or ftale at VfcNars JLrU.
IFtOU WJLXT
J E W 12 L 11 Y
1 rae gt ti4 ati
Catfi et
. a4 WDlOU niftMX
fiUrii ra r.-r. ! isai
e scecusy.
VOXZ JtX3 EXtltLM ora
Sowing Machines.
1st txiatrnc. trot jtu.
sj9 aattxia
Wttmmi scr bwa i MiAHa cuoc
Xm v tniMlmtM.
the
the gun wul discharge the nice
cartridges that are require! to fill its
magazine ia two seconds.
The best rvcord was eight shots
ia five seconds. lieutenant Irger
sol is, however eothuslastia to bis
commend ati 00 of the mechanism of
the gun, and is satis&ed that it will
do all that is claimed for iU It is
intended to apply the priori pie to
heavy guns, for use iu naval warfare,
lo'propeUisg torpedoes and as a ma
chine gun. The Army Board will la.
vestigate the merits of the gua st
their meeting at New York next
month.
tcribers or taken for tadivilsal
m-Vk Wa.fcaV 4 rjtew ma'uia.
U fm MMKftlDMa raaafc avn, J p
AMiaaA aa
CHAMBCftUUMIst RAWLl'
ll is wortty et aew la
wUa the StaienUe rsilroej tverror
that La Car.laria, y aa act peini I
but eseron, txala wreckis said Lrva
robbery ars capiial cgsooae, paaib.
tut waa deata or laproaaaat Ij
Ufa, at the oecioa of IVe ry trrt&c
the oaea. Ttt crire art erUJ of
fi&e evta If so tsrir b dswe. or
eveaiftbe aOecrtle &&j9Ctweail
The lav says that say ptesoa who
ptaeee dymaaiie or aav ocelrsrUoa
oa any railroad la the Bunt, or &cm
aaythisg wuh the LattoUoa ct wreaks
lag say paeaw&rer, freikt cr oter
tma, or aUestpts to rob a traia, shad
! a- M
slat.
Get The Best,
Alr sys to be
X T A L L II ! ? S.
be rsilry of felony
dee in.
pctishaUe With
The levkaiioes to the gertaaa
ty fkr WahJUe Cab at the rpsia
oi the tibereo czarket here are wJ
rUa sm AavOAg the cwseiaeate-
ia a goUwa tobeoao ttax.
02. cr::ii.o3 ce
22;ui;ia!;n;::i
I Hubert ot all la Txavtaax Fowtr TJ. SL Govt JUport, Asf. 17, itd
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