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HAY FEVER
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Not Anaiows to
Panama Canal.
Halp O g
LIBLRkL U ADtRS ARE ARRESHD
Ulna ha yuk mnu
•H Kael Wewad a<r»»l rolaaUx
HAT" FfeVKR le «n lem > cat.rr
Il is «a.’eed by Suine irr.ta’.ig u
siane» in Ile atn >; ere dirli g il.
Il le generai).!
la<e sommer monti.s.
tb. usht ti.at tbe p.ilenot ceitain acr i,
and tl .a»*, Is tt.e • ause <f d.
CLange ol localily seetns to Ibe fa
only lati. nal iure. The uve. f Peiut.a
hoeever, stimolate« thè uervons •!•
lem to re» .al t ‘ « eff.. •« :.l I • » j » i.
oas »11.a*.almna sud v>m rtimee carri»»
II.» vietilo lbr< Igh thè l.ay lecer rea
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A farge numlxr ol periplo rely npor
Pe runa far t ti la parpose.
Ttioe» ab
do noi And it cunvenfaut to < bang.
Ih»ir location (•. av.ud liay Frv< r w ■ ..
do well lo give Peruna a trial.
It he»
pr ivali of priceiees vaine to tuany |-*
I want to »«•I
t !. e ! • • • ■ r
''Don't try to plague mo imjrfj
cried H»» ur» lerk frmn tbe .'nuntry
' Hirds grow fro.u eggs, not « h -»..|»
II.» CaHi.illc Man!,..) and Titnea
(.rrateal
t*rl«ll«a*
<»f < I « I • r at • h I »■
Tbe r-fht to houieAtekd «#p the pub­
lic domain • t:»» g
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Atuerl* «o r!îir<*ii«b j» •;» « i .< •
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The right ti* b«>in<MUad * <u<-n*trit
with illlten«h!p I »ri» ;!.»->» over -’1
yr/tr« of age «»♦ y ill
«¿rant *•
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do- A ’ rd liia or her Intention of lx*
coming a cltlaeo. ••arjr fasti of a fam
IÍ7. male or fruíale, even though under
21. may locate a tract not I» exceed
100 aerea and after fl»« )nr»' reel
drixw will rc’Wlia absolute title there
< erleee
Sllh,
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• • i. w h - *.
la spun by Ibe pu ua. a Med terr < >
ab» r.-fi »
I.. • a
• '» s
tlie end of Its tongue
Out of Hi «
tu'-e •', let f. '
- r • K '
ton. It Bp ns a alila thread with wlil'.'i
It faatena I tael f >m any ruck It f.vn
elea.
When the puiua
moie»
its
silken cable remains Ix-h nd This cable,
whl-'b Is called tiyaaus. the fllclllan l*.ti
graten gather
l'-
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eufteet and sbtnl«-«t of fat-: a. Lut it
It very rare and espei>«lie
Re»
M.lll»,
amile.
"What’a thè reaeon you can't ra!!,» t
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thè proprie*.-r of thè
Ile* flou •
r
Tbla 1« tb« serenili lime you'ie t»-en
after It "
"You Ju»t go round tfa re and lei ber
fama on you etica.’* rrphrd tfa agi-ut
"aud yuu’ll fimi thè reaeou w by !"
lay, and after a fen ui nutrxi filing iu he would not leave New York bef»>rt
PLANET.
Warsaw attest the Sold lets broke Into Tues-lay or Wednesday. According to
(HttttrRIK
bhlBHCB
gin shop», became drank and then en
fro«
tb» Urih
Acting Consul General Antonio A III
• Muara
I <
Is«
I oote
»mall
tervxl indiectiminately the apartments miti, she was to ship *00 tone of arn.e
If I rauua, which fa a star of ataiut
■I hoaaea of all rlaasee killing, piling equipment and other manillons of «ar
ii g and committing tinder cover ot Hie At noon today scarcely one-fourth of the a'vth niugultud.-, were a plnnet like
u boleeel» I .Illas
The her cargo tied lieeti pat on board.
tb.xx* little once call.-d asteroids, which
Yea. we ueed to alt out on tfa old • alls the moet heinous crimes.
are lx*dig dl**rverad by tiw duaen every
por> h In tfa faautlful nnM.iillgtit nnmlier ot victims is unknonn, bat it
year. It could not have inu. li claim upiu
Htrange to say. Jack nev.-r beltrveii tie Is placed al 100. Most of the cot|«ee
Oil Bothers Warship Eng neg.
k ■ •-! me ao often aa I a
.*cl him of are hidden in the rains of bouses.
Vt sailington. Hept. 10.—The I.ouiei l>opufar attention, but Uranus fa really
doing “
ana. deaignated aa the "moat mdoarn a (iganlle world, more than eltty time«
Killed by Pulajanes.
"Ah. bow did you convln.*e him.
fattleehip," which la oo* undergoing is large aa tbe earth. Ita vaat dletan-'c.
Manila Kept. 11 . — Lieutenant II E liar "shaking down" ptm-eea, baa I wet
BearT
ibout l,7tXU«ai,<«M> miles from tlie
"Why. the neat night I told him to Treaded!, ol the Philippine scouts. oblldged to steam slowly because oil earth, la what causes it to look ao small.
cut a not ti Iu the ;>>r h ea. b time be • a- killed last night by Pii'ajuiee sis gets into the boiler« and eauiww trouble
I'rauua has four moons, which re­
miles south of Baraern.
lie «as in This condition of affairs lias afflicted a volt e backward In their orbit* that fa
|o. x a ki*« "
rommand ol a «mall detarhment of ■ nmlxr of other veaaela, and alleratmn> to say. they revolve from west to east
"Ifow did tl>e whenie work?"
"Very well for a while, but er by scouts whose bivouac ea» allai ked dor fare iwen made in the machinery to aro u.d I’ranua. while I’ranus g.xw, like
r.g the night by a band of about 100 obviate tha difll ulty.
The dynamo all the other planets, tram west to east
the »nd . f tie w..k tbrre
I auy
Pulajanes.
I ienlenaut Treadwell uae enginta ate run the entire 24 hours <>f
pur. U left
around the sun.
It Is believed that
ibe only man hit. Troops are in pur­ the day and are lubricated by a spray
I rantis rata tea backward In Its axis
VS Bal He Teeh.
suit of the land.
B.sty troope and 40 0*1, which gets mixed with the steam
also. Moreover, the aits of that great.
A certain thrifty I.. L.ldual. In tb«
rnnstal'ii ary strmk a hand of Pulajanes that ie sent into the condeneer.
I •trnnge gl.Jx- lie« In such a direction
hope cf getting a gratuitous med. -al
near Kitio arabou, killed one and
I that In the murw of Its year, which Is
oplnloa, remarked casually one day to
• i.nnded several ot them.
Tbe reel cf
Aniline Dyes Are Barred
. .’Inal tu <• ghty four of tfa earth a, the
bls doctor
Hie band escaped.
Washington, Hept. 10.—Candy man I *uu ah I lie* almost |x-rp*’ndlcularly first
"I say. doctor, what do you do when
alacturers ail over the country are pro
you’ve got a - nd?"
up.u one [x.le and then u|vm the other.
St. John Will Not Be Triad.
leeting Iwcanae tha Agricultural depart
' I cough." replied tbe M D. briefly.
.Meavurad by tfa terrestrial time
Haoier, Col , Hept. 11.—Vincent Hl ment haa determined to bar aniline
Ab! Quite ao," stammered the otli
standard theee are forty years of con
I din. Federation leader, president of dyes In candies under the pare food
"but what do you taker*
tlie llnrke, Idaho Miners' union, and law. Three dyes are use.I eitensively • tant daylight, followed by forty years
I take adv e. anap;**d the »• n of
a« president of the Telluride Miners' in candies and the manufacturers insist -f utibrokra night, around tfa |a>lee of
V diapliia . an I tlie thrifty mnu t-x.a ■inion, will ro t have to stand trial lor
that prohibition ot them will hurt tbelr I ranue, Au.1 tfa aun riasw iu the west
hfs leave
M xlern Scx-letv.
Hut tbe
the murder of Benjamin Burnt am. the busineee. Dr. Wiley maintains nthei and acta fa tt>e east tnere
SmugglerUnion miner, who waa killed dye« will do as well, though mure «■ •uu looks very small when vlewevl fraiu
>n a riot in Telluride, July 3. 1001. pensive, and polnta out that the beet I ranue only 1 4«Si aa large aa It ap
St. John wav to have I wen tiled lor Hie medical authonties here and abroad pears to tbe earth’« tatiabltanta Htlll
murder of Hatnbatjj at the October have declared the anlllur dyee hut tin :t otic la ii|x.u that planet l.Aill times as
milch light as tfa full moon aenda to
term of the l> strict court at Telluride. to the kidneys.
Ifatrict A Horney Hugo helig hat rrarh-
tbe earth, so that daylight upon I'ra-
Make Sultan Take Medicine.
*1 tha roti lution that be has not euf
nua. while faint coaipared with tbe
fient evidence to c nvirt
Washington, Hept. Iff.—Ambaw« |<*r blase of a terrestrial noonday, fa nev.
lelahman eij»ecU to be receive«! by the ertfale«» ■ reepc-table kind of Illumi­
Rabais Shoot at Armorad Train.
sultan of Turkey at an early date. The nation.
Havana, Hept. 11 —Four mora bat­ Hlate department today received a die
Ktrr» whrrg.
terica of machine gune from Havana patch from fjoiehtnan »eying that the
There is a remedy over sixty
Tbe I^FWUi' tu»r And imjw , brethren
arrived t<-lay in the rag on aboat Coo eultan baa recovered from hie III iihm
returmlwr that we must all at>pear be
years old —Ayer s Cherry
•n lac tan dal Hur and near the point and would give an audierco to the
fore that dread tribunal «bere all
Pectoral. Of course you have
• her* th» rebela ileatro.ed bridgea and French end British am ba mb dore. After
m I wired* strati lx* brought to light.
livabled the tiret armored rapid tire receiving three foreign representatives,
heard of it,probably have used
The llmrer Great Rrartt !
la
train tant nut.
The second trill wav it ie believed the eultan ran offer n >
It. Onceinthefamily.itstays;
mur k raking helng taken up by
flred upon avverai linea thia morning further reason for not permitting Mr.
chruchca, tool lie» el a ml I .eerier
the one household remedy for
'mall llanda of Invargents entered t’aeo l/oiebman to present hie credentials.
Real
at
11
o'clock
this
morning
They
« Meee V«li.a>.
coughs and hard colds on the
rrea'ed no tr iable and later proceeded
Reformed Spelling Illegal.
"He len t mueb of a traveler. Is
chest. Ask your doctoraboutit.
toward the Hinta Clara rivet.
' ' Í a sin
Washington, Hept. 10.—A local law­
- I *••» hag eeewrw-»'» O-». Uwwe. «aS
rer , I Worry V-aeterw. has Or— .Si n» M*» t
yer declared that Preeident Rooeevelt's {> etnry "f hav ng atasuet been aboard
«mwah e«rk tirwr I hare I...I ,«r««»,«4
Open Oklahoma Pastura
simple spelling' order may prove ill* » train or a a (ramer that waa au haw
W aah i natoti, Sept. 11.-—Th# rommit gal. He says that over a score of years pleut ly
»retel.' —
I'blladelpbla
•inner of the ■•neral land effice haa de­ ago c mgreee tease,I a joint resolution, I
clined tn invite aeale.1 bl.fa for the land which became a law, recognising Web­
Mralrrr Se l.oeuee.
<->nipria*l in the tameng Ri, l'attore in ster's noahrldg»! dictionary as the
"I are I'raf Held says the earth baa
■klahotoa, of which there am about etandaid for government sjielling, and
big hole In Ita canter."
«00,000 aera*. Much interrai baa Iwen that a Supreme court decision allerward
"Ah. perhaps that esplalna a hy tb*
manifeste, I it. thfa tract of land and affirmed the act.
The records are now
«utld la tU' h a hollow nioi'kary."
•r'a Pills increase the activity or •pirltwl bolding to antiripa**)
being
examined.
hver. and thus aid recover»
For Coughs
and Colds
la
* 4f
/
I
».
The ingrevlieuts that enter into S. S. S. and the method of com­
bining and preparing them so that they build
and strengthen
every part of the body, make it the greatest of al! tonics. S. S. S. is nature’s
rem* ly- PURELY VEGETABLE and while it is restoring the lost appe*
tite, overcoming that tired, run-down feeling, and other ailments common to Spring, which
warn us that it is necessary to take a touic, it is purifying the blood of all poisons and waste
matters so that it can supply to the system the strength am! nourishment it needs tu keep it
iu perfect condition during the depressing summer months that are to follow.
Spring is the season when most every
AN EFFORT TO PULI. THROUGH THE PAY.
one needs a tonic. It is nature's time for
renewing and ^hanging; and as everything
^k
> .»
puts on new life, the sap rises in vegetation, 1 am a machinist by trade en t at oue time my system waa
run down that by lOo'olooh every day I would be oom-
the earth thaws out from its winter freezes, ao
p.eteiy eahauale-t. and tt was with the greatest effort that
and all respond to Spring’s call to purge I <»uld pull through the balance of the day Since taking
H H . however, ell this haa disappeared
I am a strong
and purify themselves, there is a great H vigorous
man. abundantly able to do my day a work, my
change also takes place in our bodies. The appetite
hat been whetted up so that t oau eat anything
sleep ia sweet an-l refreshing, aud I know further that
blood endeavors to throw off the poisons and It my has
purified my blood and put It tn good condition I
accumulations which have formed in the oann -t opeak too highly ol your groat remedy. H S s
system, aud been absorbed by it, from the «17 W BroadHt , Columbus. O. A H MONTUOMKRY.
inactive winter life, and calls upon every
HUE FOUND rr THE HEHT SPRING TONIC.
member to assist in the elimination. The
On
two no’«alone 1 hav* uaad H H H in tha spring with
system is often unequal to the struggle, the Ina r*auita
I can heartily racx mmend it as a tnnio and
appetite grow s fickle, the energies give way, blood purifier 1 waa troubled with headach«, Indigeativu
aud
l:var
tr«>ublaa.
which ail dleapp a^ad uu lar tha u«a * f
the spirits are depressed, and a general run- H. H 8 My appatit*
which waa p<*or. waa greatly
doifti condition is the result.
halp*d
I oau eat anything I want n -w without faar of tn-
and my blood has )>**u thoroughly Qle^naa t of
Then the body must have assistance— dln*»tian.
all tmpuritira anti tn a* la rich and atrvng again. Aa a uuio
it must l>e strengthened and aided by a tonic, au-1 ' 1 purdlar it la a.l y i '.«:m ! r It
771 > Maln 8t , Springfield, O.
MRH Q W1EGKL.
and S. S. S. is the ideal one. Being made
entirely from roots, herbs and barks, it does
not disagreeably affect the system in any way as do most of the socalled tonics on the market,
which contain Potash or some other harmful mineral ingredient to derange the stomach and
digestion, unfavorably affect t!te bowels, or otherwise damage tlie health. S. S S. tones up
tlie stomach and digestion and assists in the assimilation of food; it rids the system of that
alwavs-tired, urorn-out feeling, and imparts vigor and tone to every part of the body. It re-
establishes the healthy circulation of i the blood, stimulates the sluggish organs, and calms
the uustrung nerves which make otic feel that he is on the verge of prostration. S. S. S.
gives an appetite and relish for food that nothinj else docs, ami by its use we can find our­
selves with as hearty, hungry an appetite in Spring as at any other season.
It acts more promptly and gives better and more lasting results than any other remedy,
and is absolutely safe Decause of its vegetable purity. Dyspeptic, irritable, nervous, debib-
for the purification
of
tated people will find S. S. S. is just the medicine that is needed tor
;
ible, as well as
the bl<xid, which, from its diseased or impure conditi >ti, is causing their truubh
for toning up and helping the entire system. When you take your tonic this Spring do not
experiment, but get the best—the tonic with forty years of success behind it, and the one
endorsed by the lx- t jnople all over the country S. S. S., THE GREATEST OF ALL
TONICS,
it 1« net *•«tt y it thi i time, uhen the system i. dej
point, that the right remedy l>c used—one that is especially adapted to the condition, and
S. S. S. has proved itself to be this remedy for many years. If it is taken at the first sign
of Spring the system will be so built up and strengthened that the disagreeable affections of
the season will not be felt as warmer weather comes on.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, ATLANTA, GA.
■Ila rreeeaee or HI«»
-o. Harold! atclalined tbe lovely girl
at th« rammer reaort
"Isn’t tbs vie«
lately from here* let's »it Aiwo io tha
«had« of th.« noble o I baerh «nd enjoy
It.*
you
“I think. Nellie." oaid Harold.
«Ill find tha shads better on tha other
aide of the tree '
Thru, while ehe waa eeating herself on
the ,p<»t In.L ated. ha lingered behind Ju«t
long enough to lake out h e knife and
eraae bla own Initial« and those of hit
leal Bummer's girl front tbv barb of th«
noble old beech
Hlamr
fur
Iter
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RtltRSON MACNINtRY COMPANY
Fto*tl««te4, <»r«gadte
Egan Dramatic and
Operatic School
i
lirmer
Drinutic
and
Operatic
School
Ff«a mil. ArcsJc BelUiag. Jestt t.
F»ANI < Z6AN. rnadpd.
*
PUI *'MAN Wt MlhV VO. PT. PAI I, MlSt
□US. M. LILLY UU kaUb nW rxtUal Whatoada A«t>
Dr. C. Gee Wo
«OIOERFUI HOME
% rrwaf lilt r,
llavva't ! «»*n you
bef • »Hilf
wbereT’ aak«d th« tuaiomrr at th« lunch
counter.
“You probably ««w me at «• ►« !<orr »’•
»Illag«,” aa «I tbe dual y waiter, “i wa«
od « of the Igorror»« • >.h ”
IREilNEIl
• 0.1
U Will I W»*r h- • K.
« rrw *r it |> W| M 1 fto« .
flow's Thia7
¡«B i'wte *.*■ *
W» off«t One H -t iraJ 1
am RawtH
Ill» Or
a arrh that cai u *t to curwl by
Mail • • alarrh • .r«
F J < >O s r Y A CO Frot<. 1 lado, a
1«, tba ug Graf«i>est. La*« an *u >
J.
(bauoy fur th* aalL' jeara tu-1 !« .«•• h-ut
Curtaetly
rat * H a
but . ••« tra; tao-
utiB and fi uauriaLy abia to carry uul auy vb-
lifallot*« ma ’.« by th«'.r firm
* «»t M lit a t. W hnleaa « l*ruffg'«ta T* «•!•• O.
W Aii.l.NG te t h* an A M a art»», w he.«««.« l>r uf-
g|*l« loir«? - <>
Ila « • a a*rB ttra Is *«M«.-> It^^rna :y. a t-
hig llr«rtlv up*»» tha bSw-J an! muroa« «ar-
fa «• of <ha ayataui
PrRa
per bulk.«.
• . by a i DfugslsU 1««n > i. a^ tr««
M«U • VaiAi.y Fl .« arw »to go « l
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C0UNT-
no niAtter how
1 bAd
_ □ the weather
You cannot
afford to be
without a
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1H C GEE «0 CHIIESE MEDICIIE CO
1aS , r«»» M . & t. Car
JSeell..» I«p»r
TOWER’S
WATERPROOF
OILED SUIT
OR SLICKER
Tb4 visitor fro« bryjoJ th« • iburbe
had paid a cabman Jo rants for driving
him four block«, and the artist in the
baasm««!, to vhotn he had auboiitted hi«
straw hat for deaning. o- >pt«d t«a tain
uta« la
prx««4 aod charge him 75
casta.
"l>o*a It get any • >rw. young ftHot.“
ha a«h*d. "tha furdsr I go djwatuwn)’*
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MAKE EVERY DAY
A pprebra*! v a
H*r O«a
I’rvparr« for Dramal* and Operatic
Stag«' and |»lac> • iiraduatea in ata
month»*
Forty Graduataa n«>w with
trawrhnj c«>u>|*4u ra
^vnd for t aia-
!• <U«e
Egaa
•‘I want to «'omplaln of tbe flour you
tent me the other day.” »aid Mrw New
llwed, aetrrvly. Th** <Tuerr a«B*utn«*d
iu amloua eiprenuJon. and Inquired
what waa the matter with It. “it waw
tough,** rvpiletl the lH>u»ek«*«*|>««r a< ’ U*
Ingly
”.M> huaba ml simply coul«l not
•at tb< bla**ults ! mn«le with IL"
Joatiy
Season 190b and 1907 Op<ns Sept. 15
Merci«»«
foetiANO. oari.Oc^
W. L. DOUGLAS
*3.50 <L *3.00 Shoes
When you buy
look ror the
SIGN OF THE FISH
Star IN TMI WORLD
W LOougta 14 Gilt Efigs la,
emette sqiar »du My pr i«.
»
' ex— . » •
IbuBibi
“M tn ®
tnu«*d tbe d »dor. with s
aorluUB face, “tbe g «nd« of
jruur
throat aro coated ”
"Tb« Idea!“ gurg'.w! lilsa WooRby
“ittyllsbly coat«d. I hope*—Pbllad*l
pbia Praia
20-Mule-Team
BORAX
SICK FOR TEN YEARS.
Constant Backache, Dropsy, and Sa
vere Bladder Trouble.
Fred W. Harris, of Cbeenat Ht , Jef
"For ovar ten
ferson, Ohio, aays:
years I suffered from kidney disease
The third year my
feet and hands wonld
swell and remain
puffed ap far days at
a time. I sv-eme.1 to
have a constant back
ache. Finally I got
ao l«l that I was laid
op in lied with aeverai
doctors in attendance
I thought sorely I
would die. I rbanged medicine and
began using l>aan*s Kidney Pill* when
I «aa still In bed. Tbe relief I found
«as so great that I kept on until I bad
taken at nut tan boars. The kidney se­
cretions became aatnral and after yeers
ot mieery I eas cared. I have Increas
*1 ia weight, and show no symptoms of
my farmer trooble."
Hold hy all dealers.
50 cent* a bog.
Footer Milburn Co , Buffal >, N. Y-
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Try '♦ I- (>•»’«<••• 1% vxturM •. Mi**«-* »mt
C hilMreti’« Bh.ie* . Inr •(«Ie. Ht Btid wear
Ihr» * ar* | other malM*«
If I could take you Into my lari®
factorl«» at Brm.kt<>fi. Ma«B-eflnd »how
>< hi how carefully W.L. ItouglaB shoes
ar« made, toil would (hen understand
why they hold thvlr shape, fit better,
wear longer, and ara of greater value
than any other make.
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W. L. tXM <ILA*. IWfH |1, Hr«<hl««. Waaa.
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No. 17 oa
I VTTMKN writing to «4 varila**« plow«««
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mtatlw tola papar.
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Sew York, hept 10. — Charlea » Ip
Tin, tbe Pierpont Morgan (if China, I»
in thia country Inraetigatis, the opera
tlon ol (lie 4m«rioaa railroad eystema
He is ao Americanised Chinaman, abo
ia a financial and political power la
China, having rereolly fawn created a
tastai by the emperor. speak.ng ol
the plan to build thè Panama ranal
with coolle labor, be said today
"It ia eaay for your praaidvnl to any
tbe eolulloa of ine labor problem oo
Provinces of Pirar del Rio. Ha»ara
the Panama ranal may he met by the
and Santa Cara ara Scena of
importation of Chinea» coolie«
Il ia
inulte another mailer to get coollga in
Worst Dieordsrs
any great number to woik on your
great enterprise under tfa condir ti,
named
Neither my government nor
Havana. Hept. 11.— Preeideut l'alma
my people ate analotta to farther th le
I. niglit ie> ied a <i« < ree suspending all
work.
Tbe government rea lieve that
i nshlulio.ial guarantees, with special
tbe coolie« wood not receive the aarr.e
reference fa article« IS. 17, ti*. ÍY, 73.
consideration shown the laborers of
I and Î7 la tbe piovfacee ot Pinar de'
other nationalities and the common
Klu, Havana and Hanta Ciara.
The
people Ifiemaeltee have be- >me lb r
iae anfore i tig public order, which is
onghly otaveraant with all the details i lb* «u7u:id of Enghab vnitw am! duriug
equivale*! to mart a: law, afoo IS put
of your earfaaion laws, of tfa climatic ! all ll»*«*r >«*ar« rutdier haa Iwn g<>w
in immediate >ff«<l in tt.e Iblee prov­
perils rd Panama and of the bonding Ing through bls banda, dowu tt»r giant
inces named,
ar líeme affecting coolie laborers un Hie ! ICIrrr Paraguay, «»u IU «ay to th* mar
t supplemental decree I .as l*en iseu-
tie Hiwwoa Ayrra or
renal. I think I ran sum up ihelr teel I Mda «»f th«»
»1 suspending the de. r»e of August 2*
mgs Ixwt by savi rig that they «III n<>< ’ M ntrvhttfNii, Y*t of Ita actual produc
pardoning re|*entanl refale and order
help boy I1U OOO e. rib • t Im mar tl? n I»* httoww llttl*.
mg that all refais be arrested and
prosperity at the »spense of |1 north
To »hip. In aplrlt. from tb* m»rtb
jailed*
of Chinee» labor and sofferto*
• <i»t o»a«t <»f Mouth America a«*r«>«s u»r
Both decreet l.ave town commun lest-
"II tbe United State« must bar» la­ I* nth Ailauti» tu trop ■ jl Africa, tb*
Í »d to all officers In tfa field.
boren* Uvee to sacrifice why not em I < otigo, II mp Gohl t'««a«f. the Zaiutwwl.
Coincident with tbe lesoance of the
ploy a fee ol the thouaands ol < Hier II ganda «ml other ¡»arta, la led a dlf
decreet, which folloned tonight'« do­
Hut here all la
Irision not to yield to the (« hmw do foreigners slw are admitted to your I tlrult umlrrtaklug.
country at this port every year
We ‘ hnn<rd. ai><l. Irmtrad of faring nuble
ar
! tuande tbe government ordered the
kaow the valus of our labor aad Intend f»rvwt tr*«a at tile dl«p-wai, th* rub
I reel ol practically rvety prominent Lib-
to keep it al home as much ar poeal brrfittntcr find« hliuwif d«*|»«ni<|rtit on
•ral. Alfredo Z.yae, president ol 'be
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climbing, twiatlhg tlnra fur bit
{ i.lfara’, partv, and several other Liber­ ble.
rubi**r «tippHe*. vinca whh b u«urj> rv
al leaders have disappeared.
UNCLE SAM KEEPING WATCH.
»•r> tin b of trrrlt»»ry they can lorad*.
flavans and Banta Clara province»
aih I rmdrr a |»ci«*agr through tb* for
f «•• q'lle*. but Kantiago is reputed un-
•aay. Amer < ans at Haatiagostate that Fear Grows That Intervention Alone ••»t* a matter of great diffimity and
Can Restore Peace.
turn* daugvr.
' tire rep rt that an army could fa raised
I in Faatern Cat« tc rqnelct. Guerrera is
Ydir«r vinca, known aa “landulpblaa.”
Washington, Hept. 10. — Th» State
gr.iundleev, a» tbe sentiment of tbe peo­ department is keeping fa close lunch of «hbh tlwrv nr* •rvaral aiwtedee, ar*
ple tl.ere is wry largely anti govern­ • Ith cvndi tic ns la Cuba.
Tbe feeing mt- ubrra of th«’ natural urd*r gpory-
ment. alllxuigti as yet not belligerent.
glows that Hie time wbaa there meet [ 1».iatsd ar* common to U m « whole
A dlsj«tcb from Msnsanilla Sfatto tie intervention Is not lar distant
f tr*‘|4* wi Afro a. 1 hry differ from
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I that two editors, toar city officiais am! U.e insurgents make any heedaay in
Amor < in trrr«, Iu that they pro
several other Liberals have left that their movement upon Havana or manl
imv rubber tn tha center of tt»* statu.
town to organise a rafal fand.
feat any disposition to interfere with a « well aa from tb* crlle underlying
Hot »set American intereets in Ihe is­ tbe iiiiM'f ootkibium« but »bat «plantIty
•a«’b plant * III |« m ! uc * there are uo
land, Uncle Hum will take a band
data to bn««* uu eatlniate u|*»n.
Officials decline to discuss the «abject.
The government will act promptly in
AHbough th* hmdolphin« form the
Governor of Se*dbce. Russia. Turns
preventing filibustering expeditions miln M»urrv of tbv Afrh an rubber aup
Cannon on Terrorists.
but It does not want to send lorree into p’y. y« t thrrr !« at leaat one family of
Hl. I'a'rrvLurg. Hept. 11.—Advice» < iba until that government has plain tree» w hich y Irlda a «m>ph»nirntary
from Sridl e meivtxl during Hie night ly demonstrated to the world that it ie 'Mntribiitl<»ti t<> the sum total. Tin*
• re to the tffr.t that fighting an.! ixtm- unable to cope with conditions and funtumla or klrfcaia. of wbk h there are
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.«< ■ a ?. h . raaed al-.ut properly protect foreign internals.
two *>!«•? H «t. i-l.iMili a and Afriranla.
midday on M nday, waa revalued late
was uurktxl to n <*M»n«hlrrable eitvnt
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NEW SLATE FOR CABINET.
« 7**'*«r • f a s-ntury «<«• but it d«»ea
qa> n< e of Governor F’.ngelgt*'« demand
:n»t n«*v\ *t-s*m (•» be a faahlonable plant
that the Jewish and Polish populace
to cultivate a < h»«n» a*A«M*latioiuihl|)
deliver up to him tb i members ol the Attorney General Moody Soon to Ad­
with
!t rti*emblea the bwea to a«>nie
vance to Supreme Bench.
Jewish He1! Iwfenve aeeotiation.
The
degree, but 1» •mailer, of aofter growth,
■Hind refused H ia, preferring death in
Washington, Hept. 10. — Politics
ami require* a little lesa rainfall to
the ofx*n to a tame vurrender, and re- nisencree nho have tieen predicting
tnmwl li e t>attle.
Artillery war again that ktorney General M >><lv w u!.!« « i luxuriate.
Turulng tu ludi«, «ml to A»la gener
brought into action, bat it is not known retire to private hie are all agog at th.
if the fighting still continue«.
report that he i» to be elevated to the ally. It will not lx* found that th« cuti-
It ia luipoevible to obtain lull details Supreme bench. They non claim they tlnrnt I b rich In ItullgetKiua rubber
■I tlie events at Keidlce, as tbe authori­ have inside information on nhat will Itvarlug plant*. Th« fl< u» elaxtlca. the
ties alirclulely fortiid communication be done. Thia is Hie nay they have it Indian ruldier plant of the window
¿ardetier. 1« found In Aaaam an*! Hur
an I turn back all correep indent«. The lor this year ■
te. - isle! I'rrea tor respondent at War
W. tl. Moody from attorney genera1 fi i am! th«- federated Malay atalea. but
»aw. alter several time* vainly endrat« to supreme fiench; 0. J. Bonapart» •t« pr •«hi«'* la of very inferior quality.
»ring to enter the stticken loan of from Navy department to attorney gen­ <’«*rtaiu climber» nl»<* yield ru!4*«*r. Ihe
re.dice, wav oblige 1 to give up the eral; George Von L. Meyer from Hl
three chief ouea being the urceola.
effort at midnight.
f'etersbuig to Navy department; Leeli.- rhon<«tm>q»ha. and the W Hlotlghbla.
At Kodgneoeska, 40 miles rati of M Hi an to retire from the cabinet and The fact that Para and otlier rubbers
Warraw, which ia the site ol tbe grrat Postmaster General Corleljou to sue are living cultivate«! In India, etc., la
Hysrwdow mills, conditions similar to reed him.
•uflb lent pr««of «>f the poorneaa of tbv
thi.ee at Held Ice were witnes»*l.
The
< *»ntlnent of Aala in Indlgenoua rut>l»er
soldiers are said to have killrvi 40 per­
!•*»ring plant«.
WAR MUNITIONS FOR CUBA.
sons.
‘ ‘vara rul»l*er 1« collected by ataidilng
Fugetivea from Hr id Ice report that
the trw In a numt»er of pla«va c I« mm »
Steamer
Leaves
New
York
W.th
Arms
Governor F.ngelke lavued an ultimatum
together, am! aa tbe jul«w exudea It
for Palma*» T roops.
declaring that he would bom lie rd tbe
coagulate» in the air, am! ia rolled up
w bole loan unless tbe terrorists sar-
Now York, Hept, 10.— The Cuban into balls by th» collector*.
It 1«
rendeied. In consequence of tbe pillage government «tramer .Maria Herrera
usually Iu a dirty atate when It come«
and destraction, the p«a*anta are sal- • hicti I.a» t >een lunding arms and am
to the market.
'«ring fur food and water.
inanition at the lout ol Forty-sec*.ad
Tl*v prudu« t of the ficus elaatb’n and
A telegram l«x(«ived here late last street, Houtli Brooklyn, Hie past seek
nigbt from Heldlce, from a re«ident wbo •ailed Hus evening. snp)xxMdly for Ila th«* other Asiatic plants la uaually aliu
•iK-teefad in rmugaling it through the vana. The veesel’s depattate was au- ply »tin dried . the rul»i»er fruiu the
censurabir says that pillaging com expected, as Heitor A Ideato, Hie Caban f*»rmrr < it t»e blent 1 Awl at a glance by
m«nr*l Haturday night instead of Han- officiai who was in charge of her. said It« ¡MM-ullar red color.
Palmi Is Determined to Crash
Cuban Rtbellion.
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RUBBER
K er«« Bl**r«4 I*
U mbm
Frvt» Moetteff* Mr 1 lev in the north
to NorftHTD i'arafu*) In tba» »outb,
from tlwp Atllotic uti tue r«M. right
tbrvtigb |!>* i W v !< hi « watMtoring of tten
nuiny t*rno<*t*4<B and tributari«*» of th«*
»Igbtj Atnaaoo and right MA. out to th*
k*n< IAf'. ou tbe »«*t, through tb* mye
trrhma. trnrtb*na and uttrflj unknown
•t’Iltud*« of the Paraguayan and Ito
litlan (’boriai out Into Peru, tb* rub
her buntrra er* at wort ou tb* plant*
at»d tr*«*« ¡Hit rea«ly to their ua* by tb*
l»oui»?«**u« band E»f natur*. Wb*r* th*y
g> <m tbelr Jourfieye or pr**ie*ly what
thry do. cu> «bit* man tom« to thia
day. or ie *rrr ilheljr to hu«x.
tb*
Philadelphia l.«<!g*r
|.«wa than a year ago I met with aod
agtedi* in EngiUb to an Italian uirr
* bant to tb* nihla of Matto (irtkano, th*
uorth*x’*‘rTn pr»»*'.n * of Itraalt.
»pital »itjr la Rr* u*«<a* J »uriwy frxnu
tltr «r*t of gfistorniXMMit at Ilin dr Jan*
Met*
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