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W. 1. iCOTT
Apparently in better health than he
bad enjoyed In some time, chatting
pleasantly with friends. W. H. ttcott
talked with the writer last night at the
Jto>ur of the uenal evening meal at the
restaurant, and then, as the flame of a
candle Is snuffed oul, he was cold in
death
Will Scott was of a most sunny and
genial nature, taader-hesried and gen
erous almost to a fault, beloved of all
who came In contact with him. While
euffrring physical torture at time*,
from the ailment that finally was the
cause of tjls death. It was hts habit
to protest that li would soon be over,
and that It might be much worse.
The character of the man was thus
shown and while professing no denom
inational religious belief his reward Is
nure.
A true /riend and .steadfast man Is
gone from among his friends.
Get ready for the soldiers.
If you are too slow, get out of (he
way.
Keep a still upper lip and u smiling
counlf'iinnee.
The general order In the Nnrtli now
ts: Go South.
Ten thousand soldiers will help
ua forget live-rente cotton.
The way to make a town is to pay
leas Rltnntinu tit politicians and more
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tloa. awl a r—djnatm—t of ih* obtl
gallon* of Cuba to the *n<l that the
Cabana aba 11 not ft t—ed to pap for
tblnt* thap never recelred la obrlotwlp
nacre—rp.
At IXCtLLIIT IXAVrtX.
Slnrr tbr hlatory of modrm rlrllia
lion It—an thw* h*v* always barn
(llaagrrrmmta batwr— tft employer*
and lb* employ— In nil branch— of
skilled labor, and t*»—* ronfllrt* will.
In all probability, eilrt to a greater or
l«aa drtreo long aa men exerclae the
right to buy (be eervle— of other*
«n<t to —II their eervlcea.
The problem, whlrh I* made the
■ubject of profound study by employ
er* and employ—, la how to minimi—
three conflict*, how to make them I*
probable, how to bring about a mod—
vivendl, fair and Juet to nil partlea.
end to advance th# beat tntereat* of
those dlrrrtly Inter—ted and not dis
turb the dally operatlona of bualne**
and trade.
For some week* there have been re
port# tbat a (teneral atrlke would be
ordered by the Typographical tlnlon
ns the preliminary movement In nn ef
fort to secure a working day of nine
boors, and the annual meeting of Ihe
Union In Syracu— last wee* was ex
pected to take action Initiating the
atrlke.
The United Typolhetae representing
the employing printers, and the Inter
national Typographical Union, with
Its allied organisation*, representing
pressmen and bookbluders, seemed
about to enter upon a conflict, the end
of which no one could forecast.
Moderate roumein prevailed, how
ever, nod When the committee* repre
senting these order* m»t they r— died
»« agreemnt aud set au example to all
other employers and employes iu the
Trad— world that should receive the
highest commomlutlons aud be follow
ed in Urn arranging «>f differences.
They agreed that the lypothetae
Inaugurate a shorter working dwy.
commencing Nov. 21, ISSB, with nine
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Ittan*. ft actaA aa wait— to a bast
b— No* tkla Toaag Man *— wa
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aat. hot ft kaA tft a— to aa— to
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tor as a Bto*t*A Artot—t Tft la*
tar. bow——, wa# o* tft wait—,
and pwt to all bta apara time col’ectiag
toaoM* to heap b.a head although
tft naught— waa ov— sbo—op la Inva
with tft Aa—lag plat* )aggi— One
Bright bat Happy nay the yoatk waa
ataadlag la the Aoorway of the b—a
ery to which h* wait— waiting for
vtniaa of tft eatlag habit to roa—
atoog. when eoddealy a large cry of
horror pa art nr— the rurrmiadlag
quietude aad daeblag toward htta
rams a madden— at#—, while, with
blanch— fare the Bloated Arifto—at
whose daughter be loved sat powerie—
Ik lb# fat— vehicle. Tft poor but
brave waiter *aw bta Opportoatty aad
grasp— it right by tft hack of th*
a—h Bn—mg to gba— the madden—
ate— he —out— a load, a* h* wej
wont to do when giving ordern to the
cook. aad. snatching the apron from
about hts person, he Wav— It Kranti
rally In th* Air. The madden— ani
mal then swerved from Its court# and
dashing the friendly vehicle against a
lamp post flung the Bloated Aristocrat
out from therein and broke hi* proud
neck. A proper distance from the fu
n—al th* poor but triumphant waiter
threw up hi* )ob and married th* only
naughter of the o—d Aristocrat, and
they are now living comfortable off
the life Insurance. Moral: Pride
often get It In Ihe n—k. but ev—y
thlng com— to him who wait*.—Chica
go N—ca
sual*# as Notes For Business Men
Yellow fevar'r blighting touch la not
con fin— to thb dlalrtrla where the ep
idemic rage*. Th* Influence of the dis
ease extends to many branches of
trade tbat are dir—tly or Indlr—tly
link— to the southern Industrie*,
in the catalogue can lie plar— cotton,
rice, cottonseed oil. sugar and hog pro
ducts. In the case of cotton, the
stricken section of the country being
quarantln—. no cpttou ta allow— to
come out.
Sugar people were given something
to talk about recently In the guarantee
by refiner* that they would not protect
buyer* against any advance while sug
ars were In transit. At the same time
they protected buyers against a de
cline. agreeing to give them the bene
fit of any cut in prices be
fore sugars arriv— at their destina
tion.
It is report— that the coming Cali
fornia orange crop will run from 16.000
to ld.ooo car*. The output this year
was nearly or quite IS.OOO cars. All
over the state the crop ts said to be
doing well, and the outlook for a
prosperous season Is encouragaing to
growers.
Where the Sympathy does.
Atchison Globe.
There is so much sympathy for the
under dog that It amounts to au ad
vantage
On the Same Order.
Salt t.ake Herald.
Theic Isn’t so much difference be
tween a pivotal state ami a tvculher
coch.
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a- « amrceae and bar rettrrmeat was
rumor— eve* before the *«»*#
lloaalre* -tea Oona attrael—
non This baa git** rft» to «#"
•lightly maltclooe mot* arnoag the
pTofeaston " IT- my word. I Aaa’t
see why they should object to the lady
heeanae ah* s an aetrroa “ *n habitor
of th* Rialto la said to have remark
—. **t never he#— anybody etae to
rus* hat •«*•*» • thing.”
Many* h ttm* laid summer before
Recorder Baxter. I he*— negro wive*
defend their hoabaada. who bad. the
night before. h#*t*h. hick— and other
wise maltreat— them, and their an
swer* to questions In their effort* to
shield thrlr brutal spouoe* were lng»a
nlotia In lha eiireme After a cam*
of this hind had been heard and courl
adjourn—. Hergroat —— told tha fol
low tag: .
A hop** from a livery Blahle dle<l
soon after being return—, aud the per
son who bir— It wa* su— for dama
ges.
Tbr queation turn— largely upon the
reputation of the defendant aa a hard
rider.
A witness waa call— a long. lan
ky alabla-boy.
“How does the defendant usually
ride?"
"A-atraddle, air.*’
“No. no," said the lawyer. "I mean
doea be usually walk, of trot or gal-
Utp?”
“Well.” said th* witness apparently
anarchlng In the depths of his memo
ry for facts, “when he rides a walkin’
horse, ho walks: when he rides a trot
tln’ horse, he trots: and when he rid—
a gallopin’ horse, he gallops;
when —”
The lawyer was not angry.
“I want to know what gait, the de
fendant usually lake* —> fast or
slow"
‘ Well." said the witness, "when his
company ride* fast, he rides fast: and
when his company rides slow, he rldvs
slow.”
“Now. I want to know, sir," said the
lawyer, very much exasperal—. ‘‘how
does the defendant ride when he is
alone?"
"Well.” said the witness, very
slowly, and more m— liallvely than
evor, “when he Is alone I'm not there,
so 1 don’t, know."
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tov'sw had the 'Tftlifts Talk." the
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thro Hmmv mw—(kir to (bta nroft
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to# ftv afts. a— sk* wft ft aft* ta t—
*ksa* awm* ft ftr mewsy **— a—,
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ti—roieif •*— hi* tnana* art* aad j
th— felil— hia—sif at fftost. Hi- *.
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i set cam has ft— «ad»rs#d ft tft »**« -
ry Aft— and **ty aaalt* tft tonal
deal • rota— t<* Wsstotagt-n
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want t» artdtrot* tft tohtnyyta- qa**-
itoa Tftv s#**n ft to— that t—v
end Meatvjn at Ml rat— that qo—ttaa
tft that day at May. IM*.
In aid— W *ap— * mat lam. tamam
ta a att—u# sftM ft raN— ta tft
| fart that tft —*»* ft roytdly ay
j proa, rung when tft eattn »"—■ an
. army wtn ft twacttralty tmmnne.
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| stwn at Madrid that Anwrhsa wttt a*»t
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•b“ ha* toad* <*• dkr-nv—y that PpaSo
! mad - a mfttsft ta aar— tag ft »**<•«•
late Cuba, will ftret ft barn that tft
marh*t » airoady «»*—• with hi#
charnel— at wted.on.
Pnatmaster tienvral Smith who la d>»-
lag a little rear cod platform spcsklng
for tft —mftletraUoa by wsy of Jlvl
•toh, k* doabtla— eanvlne— that b*
•wnhl hav* had a Isrg— audlrncv If he
had stuck to JotsroaHem.
Porto Hire I* « miles long and S»
miles wide, alvnit half tft ala* of New
Jersey. Tft populattnts la about nn*
million. The affauel Imports ar# atmul
ctnht million dollars and tft —port
• bout thirteen millions.
The report that Kngland ha# demend
ed tft restoration of lb* l*tilm*s* Bn
peror la Important If true. It will prove
rnnrlustvely which of the powers rule
In the Orient at preaent: but what re
sults such a demonstration would bring
can only be a matter of ronjectur*.
It l» not probable, but poslsble. that
hostilities fttwen th# United Blase#
end Rpaln will b* renew—. However.
In the event of such an occurrence.
Biusln will show sound Anancla) Judg
ment by selling to this government
what remains of ftr navy at figures
that would approximately cover the
cost of raising and r—equipping H-
Hawaii, which we annexed last sum
mer. has a population of IW.«OU. Ihierto
Rico, which became Unit— States terri
tory day before yesterday, has about
XfiO.OOO Inhabitants. The Philippine#
have a population of 7.000.000. The Uni
ted State*, —elusive of new posses
sions, ha* fully 76,000,000 people at this
time. The census of I*oo will show a
total population at probably M. 000.000,
provided we take all the Philippine
Islands,
The receipts of Internal revenue for
the month of September show an In
crease of $0,668,663 compared with Sep
tember or last year. The receipts from
the respective resource* and compar
ed with those, of the same month last
year, were : Spirit*. tf.M2.MI, on In
crease „f s2:2,lss: tobacco, $4,229,020, an
Increase of $1,202,575! fermented liquors.
$6,448,178, an Increase of $4,170,833; oleo
margerlne, $142,874. an inevoase of $04,-
657: Playing cards, $20,267, an increase
of $2,669. The receipts for three months
oinilng on Septemlier 30, during which
the war revenue act was In operation,
show nn inereaes of $25.1M.X23 compar
ed With those for the similar period of
lasi year.
We ride uwny on ninny gay outer
prises—only to have the pleasure ('.’l
of walking hack.
The lack of a man in the house is
made good by the presence of u small
dog with a big hark.
LAWNGRASS!
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toMTOgTito! riritont immnm m mm cwy tttiti t>mmi !•♦»**
motojr t« It* btotouty nfMt iluffltef'lir.
U A tIAHDCLUH Drogftst. <**# broad Street
THIS IS IT
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FOR
EARLY FALL
STIFFS I*o ALPINES.
ALL SHADES
$3.00
Jugt Arrlvgd.
DORR’S
Tailoring. Hats, furnuhingv
■1
\ Waxed Floors I
\ W* hsva tft beat rveparot \
t Ws> »nd brush** tor doing It- V
| C Full Sir—lions /
/ Fever Weather /
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t tag of oar Busk-freeh ChtU sod (
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f This tlsllgh'ful sad rvfrvehlag #
# C'oliqtns M tht (svorite In th* C
J city, ft* uv for iim I'mlums* /
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( Trusses S
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\ A condoriablr 111 gusrsetesd. \
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S Hsv* yoar prssrript'on* fill— /
/ nbrrs you are confident of aat- \
C ttnf tbs best drags and th# bmt f
f serries. Wa bny and sell Furs \
/ Drug* only. I
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S ltd BROAD «T. I
ZE^TIROINriZIE
“The Barber Shop
of the South.”
H ICKEY’9 is the Place
Five Barbers, all
first-class artists.
212 and 214 Bth Street
BEMCVED TO 711 BROADWAY-
E. W. DO DOE,
Manufacturer of Rubber
Stamps. Seals, Stencils.
Daters. Pads, Badges,&c
711 llro—wsy. Augusts, <■*.
Btrowger I‘bone Sd’2,
Investigation always proves that
people are not lo blame for what they
do.
The first crocus in spring is much
IPF* delightful than the first fire In
autumn. , ,
OCTOBER 21
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tO9 711 St. Aw**tt- G*>
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sight. tfWS. a* pespwe §»*.— uw* t*h
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FREE OF CHARGE. JZ-TvZZ
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COAL and WOOD
nog TH K
North AuyMts Cosl A Supply Co
yuaattty and yusilry <iti»rsat«d
F. w SCOFIELD, PRESIDENT
hall i’Uoo* IM Wronger J*
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Whltely
Exerciser. I
A prsetlesl, slmplssnd
sflicient Homs Kgrrcwer.
uun I*ol*l It sd.ptad for
I—i#s snd tblidrsn. bn
st tft »*iu# time can be
profitably us— by tha
strongest ath rie.
FBIt KB:
75c., r.. 00. (1.301
BICYCLKH - ri,KVR
LA.NDH, 440 up; VIK
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DKONS. »1» up. THOM
AS, S6O no. fall snd «ea
them. livery on# gusr
•nt#—.
Richards & Shaver
Paine, Murphy & Co.
COMMIfcBION MERCHANTS.
803 RejßOlflS St—TslGPlODelSbw.iV
1 m ate l..e*ed Vi ires T.lieet to hew York
Chit ago and New Orleans.
Orders executed over our wires foe
Cotton, Stocks. Bouds. Grain and Pro.
visions for cash or oo margins. Local
securities bought and sold. Reference*:
—National Exchange Bank of
or Mercantile Agencies.
Money to Loan
REAL ESTATE.
i -APPLY TO
Clarence E. Clark
832 Broad Street.