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LAN<-ASIKK AMI CHESTER |
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ftr Atlimtu mill | i'm ii ! h \v ? ?! A'hoI
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No. li, leaving C'in .ster 8,10 p ni. I
< < tiii et.s lit h ati r w iili ""outhern !
it<iiMa.v No I iVoin mil iioiii ami |
p?.inn- south
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i?n 1 M whine ~?liop, mill I >'?or, Hiwli
Hiul HiIihI I ac'ory ? ur (urilitipK are ,
un> quailed in tlii* ptrt of the Htuto. 1
UK A I'F.US MOWKI^. ('
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KNG1NKA iV MILLS, ,
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H AUKO v. S. CAS IINOS, KIC. L
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SECOND HAND MACHINERY. ,
i<?sr IMIIh complete for Dwelling*.
Ht??re K Kims, etc. Heinl u? lint of
your wmita, kinl we will answer l?y
return until
Heaped fully, '
CHESTER MACHINE &
LUMBER COMPANY.
CLAHK, THK BRIBKlt, OUT. I
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Tin* Senator to Loso his Seat I
Whirh Cost s 150.000.
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Washington, 1) C, April 2'\.-Senator
Chandler from the senate
committee on piivile^cs ami
elei'tioiis today .submitted to the
.senate the report in the ease of i
Senator < lark of Montana. Tin*!
Iindi?vu of the committee is stated
sis f< l!<?\vs : ,
"The lintlinir ?f committee is)
tlint tin1 election to the senate of
William A Clark, of .Montana, is
iiistl suit I void >11 account of
bribery, and corrupt practices I?y i
liis agents, in violati u of I In* laws
of Montana detinini; and punishing
crimes against tlio elective franchise.
*'
in view of the finding the com 1
lnittce reports and unanimously t
recommends the adoption !>y the j
senate of the following' resolutions:
Ive I, Thai William A
' 'lar!> i* tiol dii!\ and leo'ally
ilecJed to a >'';d ill the I'nite l
States senate hy tlio legislature of
Mi ml ana.' *
Tlw. t...i i.?.
. . .. |< |i<M I V I Mil I I' IC.S Willi U '
-trouo recommendation for :?11
curiy con.-dderation of tin* ciim:.
\ TBI or s \M? TO \ C I I S
i On id not express the nipt ore of
A in lie l\ Springer, of 1 1 I tow at d
>t., l'hiladclphia, l'a , when she
found ill it I >r Kino's New lh-cov- '
i : \ lor C o) i -<i i i | it ion hint complete*
I v i nred her of a hacking cou^h that
for many years laid made life a
liurden. All other retne lies and
doctors could uivo '"'r no help,
hut she says of this Royal Cure ?
"it soon removed the pain in my
chest and I can now sleep soundly,
oliiel hiiii' 1 i'?ii wimi'diil *
x ? I v 11 |< - 11 i
I KM" ?11?i 11 _; befnlO. 1 loci like!
sounding its praises throughout I
the I 'ii:v? rse. " So will ovri vone
who tries l>r. kind's Now Dis-,
Oliverv for miiv trouble of the!
throat, Chest or Lungs. Idrioel
50e and S! 00 Trial bottles free!
at Crawford ltru".? Drug* S'ore;
every tiotiie guaranteed.
Se! ..tor (^uay Loses l',y Only One
\ ote.
Wn-hitnrton, April 21. Hon
Matthew S (.tuny was today reft!
ed a seat in tile Ceiled State-{
e:.nf oil id: appointment of the
>\ ernor of 1 Vini-yIvaiiia by a
vole of !J'J tt? '< The galieliewerr
throttled with multitudes,
? l.iln ..II .. I
<Mn i iii 11111>i i * \>urc uu
:i'i!o to train ndini->ioii.
le'jiuhliiMns Stand l?v (,> i *i v
H.U'i'ivlnirj;, lVi, Ajtt il *J."? ? Th *
R< jmhliean State; convention, i
which wn-. held in lhi? cit s'toil
cordially endorsed the i'<hniiii-ira
ti ?n of Pro ident McKinlcv, nnd
instructed the delegates to tin"
l-h . h p'U t - caodida -v lor
tenouiiimtion. 1 lie convention
at ? do'-l.trcd in f vor of the elee
: * i '. . i -' * ?
ni.. m l iUU'U "1:1 - ~-*i r I *? t * J: !'|
lie - 11tit* manner Hint Stale, o 1 rr>
ire eleirte?l, endorsed Senator
(lovernor Stone mill other Stiue
? : i? i .. nii-i i i tlift ; 1 'it* h.-.t; ?
and ennlml support to Col M S
2 i!*y lor ro ? .-ctio.i to t he I iiiteil
State- See-ite.''
?sa> tv m~~ ?
Hiinnn's Sl.lte us ;i Mutter of
CoUI'ntt.
Columbus, (), April 2.?? The |
Republican State convention here
to(1 i\ w i-> of national importance.
The delegates ami alternates at
large are close por.soual, as well
its political, fiiondsof the prosilent,
and the platform is just a*
it came fiom Washington, with
the addition of the anti-trust jesolutiou
and omission of the Puerto
Kican resolution.
The ho-called "flanna slate''
an delegates ami alternates at large
rnd the State ticket weat through
without any breaks.
CONDITION OFCROl \S A FT HR r
.\ WEEK'S IIK?\VV RAIN. t
Temperature Conditions Were J v
Favorable Fait Excessive Rain ] v
Fall Was Most Damaging.
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Washington, April 21 ?The!"
weather bureau's weekly sum- 1
marv of crop conditions sa\ The 11
temperature condition- of the '
I
week enilour V ? ! -
-.1.111 _ 11 nCIUWIII'l ' ! f
all> highly favorable, but execs >
.-ivc rains in the southern State*. ?
ipcatly interfered with farm work }
and caused destructive Hoods. In i
...?
portions ot Alabama, Mississippi <
land Louisana niueii replaniini;
will he necessary as a result of '?
the inundation. s
Corn plant ing has been generally
retarded where not completed in
the southern States and lliccenlral 1
Mississippi valley. It is later *
than for many years in Tennessee. !
Winter wheat is improve*!. '
With ample moisture an I f.ivora- '
t?l?* temporal ure the < : p has made
rapid growth in the <a litral valleys 1
and southern States.
Ivariy sown spring wheat is
coining up to ?rood stands over i
the southern portion of the sprint;
,i t ?
M IIV (II I V LZ IWU.
().it crop reports nrc encoiira??- 1
iiiiT. 1
The continuous ex?e-sive rains :
over the central and eastern purlions
of the coilon hell have r(s !
tarded cotton planting and \vasl19d
up niueli of the acreage previous- t
ly planted. In southern Texas
planting is well advance I ami it i>
progressing rapidly in the norths
ern portion of tlie State. Planting
over the northwestern part of 1
the cotton I elt is unusually do
laved.
Fruit reports are. oneoura^in*;. ,
< i:< u-s or i ;i i. >! A I ?:.
t
The following is the weekly i
bulletin of the condition of the '
weal her and t he crops of t he St a' e.
The tirst day and the last two ,
:!a\'s of I !w?
, ... .... ..... iv nnu OieiO <?r
partly cloudy, hut the rc-t of the t
week wis cloudy wit!i li^lit to (
heavy rains over the entire Slate,
l'lie rainfall for the week average 1
i
above l? inches, am! in the south- ]
western and at place-. in the ecu tral
portions, was in excess of ii |
inches, while aionc the immediate
roast it amounted to annul, li ,
inches, d'hc week's rainfall was
j 'lierally in excess of the normal
precipitation lor the entire niint.i ,
of April. The excessive rainfall
delayed p'antin^ operations an I
they cannot ho resumed on clay
lands and on bottom lands for
Mini' time, estiimu^d at a \m k or
ten dm s.
I he datna^e.eansed In the lean v t
MUt*<X3iXi%WUJ' iiZi Ir-vk?
SEVEN RUNNING
11Y
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tJ- <*-?... ? .t ^
QUAH V L.s
T*fr=: CR? AT s-T.T-I:
.!(>;; r?v.~ \. a;\\wi.La ns
pre SP :*.:? i MUDICINB eecr d
hc.ivcn to the worn cut." the ru;> iowri. ti"
Ish i nerves, from thin, vitiated blo.d and a
.
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t. ucs. It feeds brain, nerve centers and r.er\
.
'
tre it Salt Rheum, Scrofula* Cancer an i
HI.OOI) TAINT with powerful alteratives, su
disease. But in this way, every part of tl.o t
Inj c.m be more terrible than a horribly destru
P \y t * different structures of the body, but
ai? destroyed. It often seeks our th? n.<
c. y a:.d death to some vital organ, as the kidn<
e :t r. e '.od (or the cure of blood taint. 1
o( : .2 I : rr.ust I .emovtd through the cxei
liver a:. J J in. " First pure, then peaceable."
v.r . r of the blcmd, JOHNSTON'S SA^S,
h.iu Ivcly removes the taint, but also removes
and fills the veins ,nd arteries with the ruby, g
the life." Good health means pure blood. Thi
SARSAPARII LA, is universally regar^d a
ered. This fact is now established beyond qu-:
I'Ol HO Si CURED J?Y ,J?I
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Wiil'ims. Darts. Brock- 4r do., Detroit
Gentlemen:?In Arrl' last I began using JOHNST
b> an amputation of onn cf my arms. I ha1 SEVEN R
aoU was entirely cure.) I know it Is what cured me.
aeicuiOAN mtuu ooui
t'raw ford Bros, Lancnater, H. O. I)a
J f Mac key A Co, 1 aucasltr, 8. ,C L
a ins was eontincd principally t<>
he upper aud central portions
T the Slate. Lands were hadly
. ?fche<I and "allied; ; ?.u lands
verc inundated o. e >v re !
and and mud; roads and hrid^ :s
vere destroyed: fertilizers len -hed
HI -iiini \ Kiln or v, i i,
all< Is; hut t til* la i I) i)
pasture.-, t: <1 .... 1 i u O
Mi-1, toilet her v.
.onahlc temperatures that j>i e aiied,
r;uiM' 1
1 recently pi at*. . I
The preparation of iun Is for
tlnntin^ made slow projjte-s or
'mm: to a stan Islill, thus m ikiir;
! i airea<l\ i:...? .
ve-leru hall it tin* na. .ill , .
h.nshint? and dry weather are now
ict'ded.
Ivirly pla ited and i . ;?!:i.i I
mi n is coming np to
(tands, hut cut worms are dc"tractive
at places. Late corn is
auiiino up quickly. Corn pluntin;;
s nearly lh>i h 1 ov.*i
lali' of tie* . ' ' . ! ;'
uadc mini, p: _;r. - i . . r ,i h
Ae-tern half.
Cotton that was planhd v:.;.v
n April is coining up to jjmod
iinds The ' u
Iiains to lie planli 1. oiiuls aie
lot all prepared. Seed is scarce
n places. Se*i island cotton is
l' out all plant e*'.
11 Ollli Ill plan's i! 1-. 1,1 ! ,
n?*. Oils nre lieoinnino 1 > ri >en
11 tile r.\tle
.ions.
t: i??: ? "
IM.IQIIT
I-' M Ili^?;ins, Kditor Senee.i,
Ills.,? News, was t>111i?.*l?m| for
,'c:ii s with i|,, il.ic' < i v
( i;;( <l\ liel; ! .-(! till it I,.
i'eiiUL u' - A; i;? i tv.ive. i.
iv rites two lioxes w 11??11 \ nire<!
iin It*'- !')?
jurllt ami tin* l?esl salve hi tin;
voiM. Cur.' <_rnarunteo<l. Onlv
rents. Sold l?y llrawford Uro's
Iruirjrist.
4
\ (.'liani'c to I?u.\ I'on ,i lluioe
Any party or parties desiring
o pure'ta-e si a v ' t '' 11 I e t y
it 1' M Fit/.pal nek *.'?L !>; .. in - lie
own or eoiiii! \, i in
ll'il terms l)\ ( :?.!!;
>f I'lie I a i .
Kit/.p 11 l ick I,.iv v
i r:il?lf lain., t i \ (i,. .1 IMI\
.i| town
n-inif on t1 ix
DMiltM ate ,j..
unit , to | 1111 ii;t . h. M-.
1 i I' SI . I I ' ! v > ; 1 | 1. it i | | 11 t <>11
'1 Mltet'eilce i to 1: 1: ; ?il| t
to to COIlnhU'l' ll(>- | l 1 ! j M' let \
irszostinir > .
?r. A cail will in- i -iin.l tor
in" tinlTto !>. h<M in t'" ? : r:n'
I 11 o >-t . 1?
SORES CURED
f ('
J I i Leo.
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\ r: i ? t:
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i ^ spondoncy v. from Ludiy nour:?
t: . :*'sd I iy. v i a ; if 1 y a inagij
I'.j srrinj.
.1. L r I J lie., . i ... t .y to. n of
nerv in. jrr.n't li it-. :i i . /or ncos
the very c.-nr.cn'e to r_ o i i \. >r:. out nerve
es, calming and equaMzlhg their action; it
.... "+~
1) . ' ' * -. to
oiner trout.j i n a>;.g from
eh as mercury, arsenic and other mineral
.
ody became morotr less diseased, Nothhlrtrvi
taint. It n/\t v?rJ /
many timer, the banes are honey-combed
md spinal cord. *nd again it will bring dcitys,
liver or stomach. There Is only ono
"hat is. PURII iCATIONt Every particle
The great restorative, reconstructive and i
\I>ARILLA, not only radically and exalt
mercury, c.ilc:.; .1 aid other minerals,
lowing current of vital.ty. "The blood is ;
s old and reliable remedy, JOHNSTON'S |
s the greatest Blood rur'iier ever discovstion
or cavil.
1XSTO.VN MR4.IPARILLA,
Byron, Mich., October 31, 1694.
ON'S SARHAPARILLA for Blood Poison. caused
UNNING SOPI-.3 on my legs. I used two bottles
Yours truly. C. W. LUTHER.
aivy. Dwmorr. micu. i
i,if I A H lollS, Folk I,awn. S. ('
> H Jordan, Fort Lawn, 8. C.
9 1 ou rttK AJN N I 1 M.
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Civil (I o"ern mkmi t For 1 uerto
Kico.
\V;i>!iinixtoii, April 21 - Tho
! ty :ido[>! .i tlio ForuUer
CMiH'i'm'Mcy resolution to continue
1 lie ] i i -i i1 ? ':i . i i '\ierto Kioo
i.i (.l!i ii: til iMppoinCnfuts
! r . ;;< ci\ i! ? iv tiiiin'iit
a i a < u noixUsl by tlm com*
lii.-.iiiat- ail lir.s. I'lio
ntiieiiibmMils fiMjturi! that all fnnA
- -ivt I by Ibo
at before Ihov bcoonio
opcrativo ami placo curtain ru?
_ studious ti|it>11 chartered coiporu*
1 ions Mlfll as the !^:ii;Ur of ns stock
or 11. da I s exo ijt ] : ca i :uxl i il iiibilino
real esiulo corporations
or tbu hoMi'i'jf of real estate by
co: ji? i\MI lull . . > i . 11 (? -I -:try
to cai ry on! ;!: > purposes for
Whs.Si tic.''* .t. 01 ' 11oil.
8101) 15 i'\ \\ X It Ji Sub)
end is ..f Uos j. .per wo! !.<
, > tl c-it.y |"i i i i so nil ; uao.vn < tiu>
in* 111en1 ir .!( itiiy -1 1111 oi-i * a
r ipiSr-'i . < ' ii
s: it tl. I *it. >i 11 ca. 11 :ci 11, il.iil'.- i alaii il
> ur?* i- I !o m i< t nc.'l;., Mi limx ?lt
U.s. a-.- ml
KII'IIIK I til' |i:t<|.*<il ?: I* -ii I'lll t'V tilllius
in. iijitlu' ri*ns|i u i-> i an.I a isiini;
nature in Uoio. / s w rk. 'I lie i io?
priei *u liuyc * ? ui lifaitiio ilscti'u*
i Ii- I it I- i s
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Mdlicv (^llO-tlOIl.
( lii(*aK(i, A|ii il -j L?A special
f. ' , in'I'l'f os?
" .Neither L .iii.r Morse nor any
' -.(' . >> 'i ' in ffi?? ' ;nc
In uhall'h.It Hit MIVCI'. i lAVOlit
ms much - i '1M in 1
While free silver will not ho the
icudino issue in tills campaign, it
will ho one of the issues."
Win .1 I'ryuii inuilo this iluti
?t? I slati tncnl during tin in.-*
tor view hoi'e this afternoon
Asl-.ed what would i?o the leut
Mr. I ?r\ an :
i - ; i \Y ! iC
J> l* oUlulltiL
? ..ii > i. i.. - I) Utile.
.Jackf-oii, Mi>s, A pi il ii5. - i he
: e\. !h' i . .nietl t> Say
1 ' 1 i* l iel ill
;lv a. 1 report ' Mo*
: irs
! i> I -ft mel'.'s- i>\" lite h Mi
w t ! .. ( 'v> r t r ilotv i l i:n.
' . . ' " It 1 ir a ail
u \. i li'ii ?n . ? i;i -1 oral
instances pooplo wero f?>nn 1 on
lull i. ;.wi<is w h,? i.,.i n >t i.j iod
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