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BE S1JRE YOXJ ABE EIGHT ; THEK 00 AHBAJ).-D Crockett
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79. NO. 38.
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.Children
: -X i ' 1
tort
tne
1 l
.tiAnimn iron
h tI, ir wnt a" naraerouB, bat th
1 ' .MiAhiii nmedr
Frev s vermifuge
. h.m. Kap th tometa
T V FREY, Baltimore, Md.
jrTTC
t. R. HART, M. D
,rt,:i, r.-t to Kxpress office.
eai.
t., r.ext door to J. K
tnrtt rlaklnir establish
dtC-wljr
If we take a piece of sugai we
can crush itanto the fincstpar!
tide without it8 ceasing to Ue
VlFZ': . !S most imPalpable frag
their solubility in water, and wili
crystallize after the evaporation r
the water. By the word "mole
cules ..we .desismatir th.
particles into which th cm I T Ft a D.nnMnnt f l)AM..MiA 171..
be reduced without1 ehanT.. I5 riCalUvlIli -UI 1 11 U liCLJUUIIU U 1 11
a; .. . c o " " I - i
riupciueu. unt tne mo wtilM it. - a t . .
themselves are mthor "r IlITi fll Ifift AKsnSSlfl K I.T1I Of
' viuutu. a" aaa w m iuv v.aaw.ja- J m M 1 1 V I
" wi oy means of Various meth
otls divide them in their turn into
ampler- particles, none of which
possess the nronertif ,.f
These particles are oa!1m1
Thus in a molecule of sugar there
ic six atoms or coal, such as we
uum m our stoves; twelve atoms
hydrogen cas. such s i r,aA
fill balloons with; and sii atoms of
TARBORO', N. C. THURSDA SEPTEMBER 19. 1901.
(From Saturday Daily.)
Tbft .acphere of ao at ha
moth i do with its fcmhh acd
protlnc. vaj; for to man U unaf
fected 1 ; the air he breathe. It
i true i at a lnog tuia mVc
Tom !Ute a taole, c44 &a?
. J"k Thaala. iv l ear if
1 do.
Tota Yoall tJ tLt U
ltio(T Iik a tir-s
Jack CUKr a few r-efr.lIW
UATUE1
ESTABLISHED 1S22
TIio Bost Coot
Wccua'i CccLtcika.
hU owi tmopberei bat beo a(1eorc! thrr it a Ushl ro
RDON WILLIAMS,
ceon
l)ntit.
.:N. C.
feBOUO
R C A W tli i r-Jic-du,
Surp'i'on lhntist
Tn ono, n. c.
fepH I'- HlTENr
. . u n,- r cms
FICE WITH i' M. I
GO TO ri?
S. R. ALLlV
FO Fl E
?H0T0ilGriIS
OVEB
IOUTIIEHN
ilAlLWAV.
THE STANDARD
R J! WAY OF THE
OUTH.
Bttoog t U compellnl to chtn
the alt Thre which eottlot-
putt forth, in aworicg
UUoij, a itmjKih hkh
V io tta uodimlsbhol
Uaoc. VLal i it! fakAral r,
ijiy eaa,
. )& of ocr trvotlr at tie
eloU," ai( lho!ly. "La hemm to
toale tte vaiUL UUtier&ihaUe
fvuta th tacsaljL at our fta
.Hat efotttl
1rmmUm.A. ,.t ... . ' '
'
TP I J 1? P I AO TT n OH I? I D 1 Hh .upon which etr.y -Ahr rrtstrkeJ Koiij
I 11 Vl - I I fl I it I W IT iS 1 1 Pi V Hi maadr iatwlJl; a vitiated, de- lilog laUilJreel toclloc
X 11 U J UU.U111 U UUUllLl I viUUd iri- . Source of weak- -r-rhlUielphU lrnl.
him, L'
right c
ougbt !
force, i
pore atr.
tallml t aUh .upon which etety -Ahr retstrkeJ Kotici; -tT
man urAt i ai wm; a viUated. de-lirl"0K i6iiHjroi loexur 4t-
neai an I h.-y. A cak aiva Ul JoaklrThat. a !tr
able to 4 Ao in a brides air. but I tVsailey Ye; tUt tr JUrs.
- w 1 - .
itea a venr rroa &ect
T,r,fT--t .u i t.. iii a verr rrDai&eet 1
the oxygen whch we inhale with Mtku NToTCinlv Prn.-tm tirl fimrl in Li, nr fWBlf. M 1 J la, tt
a CJriticnl Condition. which ha, e to do with Kuit .a
iU character, atmo-pheT U Jatklejr Ah! tmm m Uvtr of
perhap tha moat importaat. I o aad tnuw a drawer of lr.
Now, atmewphrre in thU tec i LluaJIu 1
the air. These three sweeties ele
ments, Wlien COlllblnMl mnlro mm
On the other hand, two atoms of
hydrogen and one atom of oxygen
give a molecule of water, so that
we may as well sav that -v
molecule ofsugar consists of a
union of six aloms of carbon and
six atoms of water, which suggests
. u V.R-.U cr iueu oi me property
difference between a molecule and
its constituent elements. Iu short.
minors ruou eixtutci
bM . ,. -.-j
w ...... a a.a-a
aa lit a aw a.Ai t
4I ta aa imi ww
at ia 4Mt.j a.a
aaa fining
aa a'w
aa
-A. ta ,
a '-w a ....
""al fa f
Later bnlletina from the Presi
dent last evening betokenel the
worse., -
The physiciana, according to the
bulletin, while not regarding hiaJ
condition anything save more Re ri
ft molecule of anv subiect ia thA I ous. sent out the following
poruon or mat substance Buffalo. Sent 13-3:30. The
siauce, while atoms are the small- own Bioce TOOrninS aml further
est particlea in which the elements improvement is expected. This is
combine either with themselves or I better than yesterday this time.
wim aacn otner. and thn th
ing the President brealhed hia
lat
wife
lip, and then came gentle food- 7"" " " J " -UiJ U kok Ui tae?
bye, said to the American people, I: ? ' , leaaly aake,!.
whom he loved ao well and whose
TKt aaairtia itwtat co.
tvtx.
t. Words of consolation to hU fP -piritof agroupff men ;Ia aB ay life.- ah aU -hh n i 77177777.
e were the last that paased hi. of or of a Kft J; nOtCl lOQ FfODSI f.
.and then came gentle rood- Wf ! eo bbti?lh.aMBt iTSw .... . ' J
tHATilVlIi; CATrxrjt is a
smalleat quaatity of matter known
oae! in uroneriies ol a ar
ticular element. rXew York Tri
bune,
Pulse 123; temperature 99.4.
This, with as little permanent
encouragement aa it held, did give
out the hope that at lat for many
hours, if not for days, the life-of
i the President need not le dis-
Fmrui UWrcn an Wmg-r.
As is well known, more persons I paired of. -
are engaged in some branch of ag-1 Then came this telegram
ncuiture man in any other kind of Buffalo 6:30 p. m.-,Tbe Presd-
a -a v a a I
laoor in tue United States. For dent's condition ia such thatoxy-
example, out of 22,735,C(Gi persons gen has had to be administered,
ien years oi age ana over engaged but it failed in its effect.
in gramful occupations in 1890. 1 He is ranidlv dvine.
r rk a a - I m
0,00,00, or more inan one-tmrci, Secretarv Corlelyou as he is
ucavi. u al IVU1.UIC, XJt I
Ihfi lUPr PnnirW-mn,aI,.n UnCOnSOU.
I In thia condition he contiuued
era. Statistics lately gathered bv 1 till the end came.
t Via A rrMATiWrivol YhinuviiMAMi Sa I
aw .auvuuuiai xcuaiiuivuii IU I M wr .i . a ti 1
dicate that whUe agricultural la unaio, x. in la
borers thai is. those who work dent Mchaoley died thia mornin
for hire are a decreasing element I at 2:15. The exact cause f the
as compared with the entire body president's death i not fully ,do-
oi agricultural workers in tne f.
I 'rif rwl Ktnta I
vjuivu uvuico. audi nocca uao I . . . .
hittorW Wn on ih JnTn Tt To definitely do so an autopsy
ill be held this alia moon ine
w like a common attunae toward Then ah tfaar Lr!f i-.i v;.
the rriiooibintiea and opportuol- anas aa4 wa&U4 to know what
Ilea of life. When a number of rt iowtr ateo vo.imi thai ea
able aol f .rceful men are arreed bl theta to tall vba tbv ar
upon a.tilcy, that policy, thoogh I kjte10ie,ro Ileo-rJ-rirraiJ.
it hate bat a small minority of
vote t-rbiod It, la hktly in the! CkurU- CUar. ou u4 Du
end to nreraiL If the natural I la lvwa-r ta J fwt,,b
miminimnni h.nM I leader t,t our air Uwm faith i th I " at f.2 4 to
.. , . , . - ' ' ' I rJaat aa.1 aata
manhood he was so fine a type.
Only three timea from the time
he received hU death wound did
he speak of him who had ao want
only struck him down, and It
characteristic of the Prcaideot'a
gentle,
that in each of these instances his I ability men to better their con
words were tbone of pity for wbatdiuonv tUere will come a peric-1
he, in hU broad charity, regarded I of genna! apathy and aeeptkbm
as tb delusions or a mtAgalded I 0 poi.n anir. ilea bo an
man. At toe actual moment i i nounce reiorm pnjTamtae or
d ving the P.tident had long been, I prearb a new goapel of cittc aelf
to all Intents and purposes, berood I ftarrtfu tu hod themteivr nn
the world forever. For hours helsni'po'tcd ! put4ic opinion: thev
had Uxu nocouMcioua. Jlia Hvinc I wilt ick a If in a vacuum. lie.
Itecame purely automatic fano- fore i!cy on really arroaplbh
tions, gradually growing weaker sn ;od tbey must create an al
and weaker until at Itat they mopler of iotere!, teal, and
ceajed altogether. The physicians Uh. It L the absence of tbU at
had long ceased plying win. drugs I mobere la our eitic that make
and restoratives. It was but ne-1 the rul of men like
rt ti i UU foe ' ty
Tit Ofv Oar C4 Cwr.
m4 aa4 aava IVi'iaa ra a
aat CaaMatf a mm (aaan. aa
'(Mm t 1 (aav
Tax Sale.
less work, for from the moment I sible, t It i the abaroce of the
that hi final collapse developed In sam MtSKwpbere in a State hkh
all its serionfoeas they knew in maki n it pomibl to aend such a
their heart he was beyond their man a-. Mr. Juay to the Senate of
laid. Yet. with all the enerry ami 1 the 1 uitrd Mate-. A groan of
i t.kill, tbey worked on and on until I s kf ! aplrit w bo tefa. to ao
the last. It was too clearly only a 1 cH alaoilarUa of public actioa
cae of whether the dvlor man's 1 Ucu tbey are familiar, and low
last moments should or should not I tjt- or public men because thry
be free from what only made them cecfu?, can create tbs kind
ft? ltm t4 atari f itit4 m m ?
IFJI. tail4 a If fxkm St. 1
cfw lb tmnt hmm A ! TkVa
X. C. m4 U fA)cnt AntUri tl
Crvker p-1 f. aifc 4 te M m inrt m
I -h5 8. IlL.s- IC-s.
t04 1C fXlltr , Jv html f, :
a4 ClvsrvL rt!a i r4w
lioi of Z' p rt. Xll t-t
JHHfl A. VEDDCLL
PRACilGAL EULXAiiCi;
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a a. r r, It !--f
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a twaaat a,
aanaaa. a.ti-.-a ... S at aa.
?. C. College
I' Iffriffi'.lnrn t IT
r la&iiuttiiuiu u
brHr.srrvriIme.iU
ratlcs fcflr In frtlrp
W. F. Thome.
1 fva5-
8 AYE
& 1 1
0.:-:!3 Walni
1 a a i lS
V ra! t
!, I a. til, Ta . f
m m W,
appears that farm wages by the
month, by the year and by the sea
son were higher in 1899 than they
were in 1898. Estimating on the
basis of the rate of wages with
board a month in the year, gains
undertakers who. were summoned
were not allowed to embalm the
body .till efter this is held.
The remain will be taken
ranging from 7 to 10 per cent, are to Washington in a day or two to
reported from the States of Min- He in state. The interment win
The Direct Line to all
POINTS.
TEXAS,
CALIFORNIA,
FLORIDA,
CUBA AND
PORTO RICO
nesota, "Wisconsin, .Washington,
Michigan, North Dakota, South
Dakota and Wyoming, the States
being ranged in the order of t
rj.te of increase. It is noted that
in the United States as a whole
wages by the month, by the year
lie whe then family wishes sua
at Canton.
Albany, X. Y Sept. 14. Vice-
President Roosevelt arrived tim
morning en route for Buffalo. He
orseason, both with aid without had not then taken the oath of
board, reached their maximum inrl office, but may use tne oam ne-
18C6 and their mimimum in 1879. 1 fore any justice anywhere.
r . 1 . a i '. I
uraasireeia . ,,. c.rtr-
I II 1(111111 WHS ft VI ' a. .
Get Ri .ICnba Qlcklr! liay " wcnK r.ru.
Tlie ieople ot the United States Buffalo, IV i.f Sept. 14. .mis.
T..,i-t fMHi nf I'ntva iMfKinlpv nritntl irum mire
HUIIV l-r f -" " - -a- y I - a I
ia tt 14 ! tw a4 U- r-oaft t
U jrr mIVi4 U well l ft
iol W. C"tW 1 lot I brw a4 Ta
tav ' aJnukia-f U J. tl 4
. A. (.. tl-S m off &a4 4
a c U ta.S 4 W. ML E4
tMi!MlattiUl1t. t5j
Sltoatlons Sccorcd
i
kit a f.t tMvtf i4 ia
k!f f irJ i tt waits.
I a .! lif ea ta ft -
No fa I it a. N i.-ttT tl
Il Wctk la aMtR. If It
-- i rf iialrd.
ita it fr(iI.t- wvU..iT mi
i dUa ia tt.
0ft4f la 4li c-al.
r.H. mtJtii
I.-
ficcfiti DuInssa
If 11AUOOUJ C
9llCS
I ia aaaaav laa. IMMW W
HaaaaV a, t' iaaax, a Im aawMla fl.
4 lizmr t4 i i la
TtMRfrvtnli
Mr. TaU Itktr It
W.
TafW C, IS, I Ml.
a J t ,
a.V
POSITION B OUARAKTmiD.
Ufwr 1S.OOO Ca
Saa (aa Ta h,
MaatrVMlMlaKf
and thev will not have it. Good
bye to the statesmanship that tries
4 to compass any such result. Woe
to the pirty that encourages or
condones such be'.rayal of national
honor!
The Pros has assui-am-es fiom
War Department officials that by
and anxiety, and 'stimulants bate
to Ih administered.
Through the or!jil ufimting
With her hiUiud h
wtinderrnlly.- but when t law- c !
more painful without hope of any tmo?pbrre ia which viciou I Katxi 4 Uu 14 f as tn
IieueQL laymemji ai corrupt men Bod
Between half-past 10 and 11 Jtr ither opportunity nor reward.
o'clock the repeated assurance ol I In the home very much deprotU
the express man who came from ion .u pue re. i r en uaren breathe
the Louse ot the djin? seemed to I errt bracin- air, their chance
convince those who were not news-1 of h ical and moral hclth are
niwr mn that there waa no use I Iwlehuitely moltiplied: If thev
in ataying any longer that the bnathe a thin, relaxing air, it will
President could not possibly live be iiulkolt to train them toed
until morning:. At half past eleven eieiN and power cf action, llomr
there were not hall as many about wmr are wunout orucr, uborai
tie corner as there had been aa nation, aelf restraint, are outplace
hour before, At about the same In wbk-U One characters sre bred,
time the crowds waiting to Dels- Home which lack tbmfolnr,
ware avenue and the other closed serrnit v, joyoosnr , arc cot pUre
streets ceased pressing on the In which delicate and ticautiful
police lines. They reslixed that tralta nnfuld In natural loteltnc.
if was over, and went home with Da Ike trueture f the homeita
their sorrow. kiw anl diipline ibrre reta an
The one or two who stayed, left tmwpbere which ia either ttlmn
when Jodge Day came from the lai"g, biiiratiita!. nUlnll of
house half ao hour before mid- wii-Iiy. r ilebllitatinjr, narrow,
niirht and said that Mrs. McKin- s I M Kl.tin-
ley had been told thst her hnabscd I I t the rfmmnrity, snd
had but a few minutes more to - i - atmpbere H 4 a
live. Jndge Day added that.the - . .rrality; It U a definite
physicians, since the danger from tpresalog the pint, at
Eentonltist ami bbmd poisoning harctert of a number 4
ad disappeared, were obliged to Individual. Kach man h mm
look elsewhere for an exphtnatlon tblng to do with the ma'. lug t tbb
of his ainklng. Tbey found that a'ni wphere; each nisi n.ntiibute
hU LftArt was mnacula-lr wek. 'i piiit to hi t'ir., U n-
Mt.d the weakii'S, in the Iil. id
ALFRED :: CDLLEY!
a aTiaaaa awl
A aT lav aa a
IS t I H. T. CrraaV cl I ! u-X
. . . i
Us fa nfa
TAIH'OIiCJ. N. C
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311 ATE YOU SEEK
T, i .it" L"iLt Oar UU Pil Kil.
Iixi Kt 1, Kit i-"I jai! a,r!Sraa.dtrt4tt, l...fc,c.
mE : C!"4JAM'Tlr
:J
a a. a., a , a.a a a
Jt a1 J a3. s
Alt St! fioa ti- hrlli aaS ai pt-la.,. ia aiey way.
aaS la tt Htjr il ef ty.
The
Boulevard
IrfU'tt .A.hvavs-.-.-.F.'L(lO ,
aa, a aa w W a- av I wa w r a' a
Two of TYlaay Stylco,
)ilk Genera!
CaS- i-J - . -
lavoriic.
cairfe slie bwooneti uu 11.1 whak IpftrDe1 frnm ,,
extremely sick ever since. iwhohsd s iuh! the P rWV.it'
Senator Hsnna Is ill tothty from ltysique.
fitiiu the n c -t
Strict I v I'llKTi i ,-, ; ,
went uu aa riiiiiii.u nl Iriic.-n
riiuS; i'uliin.-iii Pi.hii'H Klenuiny
m ul! Xiirht 'i'mius: Fust aurl
fiav dv i i.o Southern and vou
t .
Appiy to Ticket Atent for Time Ta
p. t . 14 Jt,
uexi niy i uu .U3 0,, iTa,,., U ill tA.lv from iiVSiaue. w i
have estiblishtHl their iiMlepend- ' . i..rMrcu
r ffnvrntnoii Tt n the strain ni irripi. - 1
v i ! v.. . - . - . .1 ..M., a-
u..t, ,...! ir!,xr Tin (in'u lcrr ! Willium M. k:''e- ri 1e !:. Ii Lull io, .
. i i . . .. lwl ...1... i .. I.,- .. . .... . I w. l.. VtliOO :.t K 1 ll I !.
i in iipuri . .i ui uirii iiiiii aas i . i...v . i " i iaii.ii ata -. -
been done, let the United S atcs t .M uru t 0hif j4Uttary
govrramcniM no umc in utKi, .i;Ma,. nrivate
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1 1 . if ,.T.v- I I040
i-no. k iu th head anv annexation at the fust call Cmp troojvs by Abra-
Safe, Comfortable andi schemes of the lobby whether dis- J ham Lincoln, in 18C1, and servol
i i journev. rnieoit in n rM.nirnruT nlnaE or tne j i . V..a mntnnnnii
-J i tuwvv. i' j 1 1 iirinv I LI TT warn. av .....---
(kct Atront for Time la-1 I, tkA rnk.no'l!ni1 cald I . . . ,
Rhu., und floral Informatiuo. ,u,'r.,la 1"' conduct Be lme t'aptain ami
..r Address "ZZi", latex Brevet Major. In 18.6 he
L V RN0N. F. Pt. DARBY, neace and carry on the machinery waa elected to Congress and waa
X.P. C T & P A of their governments - I re-elected until 1886, when he was
Ciiarw.' x . I defeated. In 1890 be was elected
1T I r A X lUbV . , v . , uriUU aua v.. . - - r-
u TROPiy'E to axswph nnVHTTONS I ha Vt0vn nnnnnniw). if tn 1 . . . - rt .ltUn k.
- f 7 . .. . r. . - - ; i I llUal - -
- m I ImaArl V rt W AO BTTI 13 T I 1 KM . aa.
visits "--r::Was made chairman of the ays
in January ux, """" Ar. mitt which made
which he commanas, is tne young-1 " " " .
a . mT ms a aak . a nisi tiu ri u v n
est son pi tne veneraoie xviug i mm v 1 j
Christian IX He was born in framed and introduced the
1858. and married, in 1885, Prim- xrs-w triff bill."
cess Marie of Orleans, aaugnier i . ft w elccted Govern-
f J 7; or of Ohio, and re-elected in 1893,
I 1113 .. v.va-a "
4 wmm
-o, :v C,
He
wMc-
in;; uu sntwiy. ah aui,iib.
U 'vslcian aie present, ins re
sult will 1 m"d- public this after-
ntin. Keen iuterrt I- felt as to
what the autopsy will reveal.
i be details of the Innerat are
bcincr arrantred by the family. It
no
th
to accompany the cortege.
The President's fate s
niiiuii t, kim! hi I., i c; rery o-
nlibu e M r t'tcala, her
. ;. , and lut u lure to the
.. 1 1- :t rt'U.ac r the
...u mii.1 ri- udice 4 her
. I r .i I r- h li e t-ouutiy
e I I i-irr. Hi la,
.. !. u.i. 1 ii duly 1 1
lu i u ! un.au to iut liir,
faith into their fellows by
I nil -g jl:re qoalltic into the I W ant one ?
e .mi. ,f a.r. The Outlook.
114. I I
eu
dim
depr
a rle
I
i
hit-e.
This Brooch
tell how it I dune.
It Is a lretpia. jro-HpUleJ,
with ey prtte dtaim! -fathvr.
muihr. child, awftlbeatl, aaf
loted ot.
Antiln-a fo a tistypa to a
eiiict. Uf ll drt th teat atvd
tatcra the ctiinal
It ts a handaota omamtat.
Thia and th
K
fat t V (j AT '
ai', . af
ca inn r X
C.t ?,.
y Cava
Va taitf
".tl S;..
I a ,ataa at 4k a-' tn.,.,.
I ;'f a:
V X 1 ;iN "
Sarr
gaa S-ttwaV- 1
K .i. italntia, the ex-Ooeen of
nr appears very doubtful whe-j I t -""r, is at last receivioff
i r Sirs. McKlnley will be able It-. i courtesy from PreaiJent
I. ': t. but Ler husband a till
LiriMM Hf R RATI! P
- ( i i i it m w wjav w a, a w w j aw a w a m saas a
B ia4 I .a.aa 4a4 1 1 a aa Vc. - - - - -m- MaM. ... - r""n
I
LEEE WE GOME' AGAIN
If a present is wanted boss will
b tsoia acceptable.
It this cot doe not satlafy, call
Torn
Biaa.B
I Auam
3. Ua.
andWhliker Hatltf
curea at nome wia
out nain Book of oar
ticulara sent FREE
I DR. B.M. W0(H LEY CO.
Uluce,
few days ago in Tonquin.,
!0u:
In 1896 he was nominated and
elected President, after one of the
Baron von Holleben, German mnt.t tihenomenal campaigns ever
, Ambassador in Washington, is ieoced in the United SlaUs.
I nn hid olace. owinsr to ill I vy- .
r - - I t. mini nxeivcu iu-u..iu.
Kalt. Tiaron Mumm VOn I . . . ....
Hhwartzenstein. now Minister at nation
Paiin i to take his place, Baron HAme opponent.
Mumm was secretary of the tier- H shofc twtce on Friday,
man legation in AVasmngron oe- a-m. ; b A ft0AXChlat
fore being appomtea rI.p. u., ;n the Tern
at rekin, made vacani,Dy wb niuao . '" ;
Wv.
I LJ a II aaJ a I j I rVM E
and easily defeated his
peaceful. There is no trace of
Buffering1 pain. Absolute quiet
reigns around the bouse.
Buffalo, K. Y.t Sept II Mrs,
McKinley's fortitude surprise
evi ry one: Irivate funeral at
Milburn House Bundsy si 5
o clock. Funeral train wjll lesve
for Washington $20 Monday
morning vis Hsrrisburg.on Ienn-
sylTatya railway.
Buffalo, N. Y., Sept 14. Booae-
velt was sworn in at the MillAirn
Hnnse by his friend, Ansley Wil
cox, late tnis afternoon.
Czolgosa's case will' go to the
grand jury Monday. Trial will 1
held on the 23d.
ppcarsllac de nt burial It will U re- and sample and iLca sob-
m- ifna itat tne unfortunate
pfi-i . Cnnaort "died Tery,soon
af r arriving at Alrcria. His
d.ii . letiuest was that hi re-
scribe.
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awaiaaant a, -a aap a. aaaa.. aaaa aa a .
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m . .UouldU crriod taVk to THE SOTTrHERNIHl il.,o,id?.Ua.l,iMt;.,!.c..fciMp:of.,cw rs.t,.
th .nd of his forefathers, but , vn ifctJats - . :J - - U -
the French government took no Tsrbom. at. U Zrlt .tuttl! C.tiLt. " " - - l-
Jl V. . " at a. - - - - 1 0 - - t i "
MONUMENTS.
GRAVESTONES.
0r 1 4trUf t'- akca X.
i I r;,dc.M:irks obtained and all Pat
SOrr., - "" "Jr ODtlITC Ftta.
,u,i w-cmi ,sop,ositc U.S.PareNTOrrice
.,., '-' "'epiitrnt in less time than those
Kassination
leler.
l"n. w- . ' '""wing or ,hoto., with (lescnp-i
char,. f patentable or not, free of
J fM'i.H, if V ,,i:e Patent is sacured. f
J'ost ,7f'H1-tT.. V"v to tain Patents." with t
JUrte. Ad',"r" L s-and foreign coantries J "
of Baron von
Ket-
tlDI UM in nawnray
Twins who Lare reached the age
nl tl run at.. 4 aval alill .t,.xn
hale and hearty, are J alios IL awl
Junius N Benhsm, of Bridgeport,
Conn. Tbey have been in buai-
were 21,
prop
pie of Music at the Pan-American ' new together since they w
Lnosition. 1 th. remain Jer of I ;al h I M t bdf
his short lif is famihsr to all.
Buffalo, N.'Y., Sept. 142UJO
a. ia. At 2:15 o'clock this morn-
Tbe Iligbt I let. 11 D. Ferruaon.
Bishop of Liberia, arrived la New
York Sandy on the sleamshin
UmbrU. He ts 17 years old. and
ha labured in that conntre for the
last buy year. He says l4lna T "."-"T
progTirw.iT ana euaca'u, uu Ma m a aau i tfwr
tbere are. about l,uo,i"o more na-irtk. Wris tm is. -l
lue All leans m the country wholyr5" srka.
are tola It utin. I w y u Urr aw, tva
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native vown oi aU.iaaiebury, ibo., I
logemer, ana sianea in tmsins:
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