davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1894-06-12
lllnfte paa @nrlinatpn @nnen.

Nu / Manoo98 rpgteoes bet benpeo
ST. p / 8pen, at 9o9et itrar uoeuIpr
2rput Greet bar lpbet al Sporet, % at
en- Maup par brebt. @i og mango
Nnore tjGrte oeruo, men BET bar ct ri9s
zig lett Spn: Der peb Sioen nf Spors
9an9en laa 5prbsberer 3im Grunin
Iom ct blooi9t Sig. "a Fan forItoo, at
Der piIoe bet 9aa galt meo 3o9et, bapoe
ban, Tom ban npf fsr bar siprt Here
@an9e, boppet af % tommet uitabt
o~erfra; MI bapoe ban, Tom bet iises,
oal9t ben ~ieilastiee Sibe, os bleu iaa
at ii8e iIa9tet; ban aauoeoe BLOT no9le
faa Mtinnter efter. Susen anore unls
bpro FIX nc9en Men, TIL insen Cars
ualtebe, 1tjsnt en- tuuit 4smmer.Gar
og en- tnuit Cow Catcher bite, bppr
befti9 Sammenitpoet baooe peret. rlpt'
fen ii9es Der, 1~triper fig fra ben iterte
uopioelie, iUm ben nupereroe forfRrs
beige Sebe uopoer paa Stinnerne;
oerfor ipreoes be, % iua Ital fer bare
9iliHloct. Nibsoe 9im Grpniu bar
u9iit % boiut i Geoor 8upios; bans
Gloer bar pmtring "a @ar.
Decorah-posten., 1894-06-12
9ecDrab pg Smeglt.
Gn rleaet iernrlia llInffe
Zen lite Suut 1894.

inotraf iioite Iprseae, bporpee ei
Menne1te blep brRbt o. ct itRrit iaaret.
Gabriel SSmuuoieu al 8ltaiant 1otpn'
iblp reiite on Morgeneu til Eecorab
meo ct 9Gs Spin, % bans Suitru 90
benbes Sgitcr emma, en- uue 3ige, fulee
'omme efter meb Seit % Su98p. SeIten
bar ing og bitter, % ben iatts neooper
Canoe Saf'en / fulot 5irisran9, mer, oa
ben som neopper til 8roen, itanoieoss
6artcr, % ben gift moi ian rolist opouer
Safierne, 0ien oa be fom / N1rbeoen
al Gliu;d bespnote ben at bra pna igjen
% oiiteo git bet nebpoer til 3ecorob.
SaalGnse @eien bar ttar, git bet 9pot,
men oa be fom neo | ben pRrite 8atte,
pee ben 8amle Salpon, MATTE be icrbi
tire 29s, Der itulbe iii 8psr. Oct GIT
soot forbi be TO fgrite, men, oa be Tom
til ben treble, iteoe sammenitsbet ila
pploiomf, at beoge Soinbsrue taiteoes
uh 0lrs. Ssmunoieus Sierneital
~tnuites, % 3roen pauiulote naiteu sies
blitteli9. Spiteren bar iunoielps i rosle
Elmer, men Tom til fig ietu isien, %
itnl nj bare ubenfOr al 5are. Mrs.
Ssmunoien bleo be9rnpet Spnoas fra
Big Canoe airte uuosr for 2sltnselie.
6amilien Ssmuuoien Bar i mango Nnr
boet / 8enoiae So, Minn., o9 flptteoe
berneo igien for ct Bar 9tnr iiosu.
Wtrs. Ssmunbieu Dor omtriug As
Nar 8ommsI % efterlaoer fig nj Born.
SUN pas 3otter al DIE gIniiuIcn 9pet.
Decorah-posten., 1894-06-12
6Orpanblet til Aife.

Santcr @eiiers 9anlle GUS paa 6jpr'
net al @ater % Court Street bleu Ilpt'
tet neoouer til "3aps 6lat", os Man.
Dag &ften bar iioite Gel al S~psniu9er
tpmmen paa i'm @rlnomur, men Der
blep ben life ituaenoe tan9e, tbi aL
balu TO on Natttn itoo BEN / fps Sue
Os bar nRiten nebb: anot, fgreno 8rant.
mnnotabet fur6e ratte irem meo ben
me9et LANCE Slanse, iom MATTE bruoes
/ bette 9ilirloe. Get Ter uGiten M, Tom
on Sloen par paaiat.
Decorah-posten., 1894-06-12
"otttse &rotooiu,.

eHbOer itSrre SnObtonbi,, |
ref'S orOen er iitanO til O, \
aos.fs0f asiultotsr. 3 uost t'' N
ssl'e1, lises bet, sr bet nu pr,' n
aOle ssbler, itiDnt Der tiSI r'aa''4
eFlltereOe nO8en FABIAN gons,"
slerHeilen az stoOene bar foronS.i]
t.'ma''l'e 6OrbOIO. Meo amir. |
Om3usninsen Of etOutrrerp, W.,
seO'etraerne. On fOrfjeQio 9rs1
f'on al ben famine O%prinOeljoop o Ss4
oeles / ct 8laO i @ew 0rIeons W.
SanOlSbene aOuifono bar t,,l
SiemiteO for ntaui0e arOtoSm,,
anretteoe insen itDrre etobe, snS
Oa at tase en- bOrtlDben @ris en,r
O9 6eller life oiOite man. Of \,
nOaen iarlis @ptte. Soft lob
Oell9beo benz paste fig ieto.
Sa Tom Der fra 9}Oroen sr ~
ipsrsiel efter arOtoOjaeIinO fl =
fation af Stuletafer, guuo,
nenoe, % buaO Dor 6Ol8en? syo,I
lsrne bleo orabt i fore Qntol. M
mart bar naiten uOrb0oebe.
Soft tantte, OF Der inaen Chm.
fleet; men liOt efter liOt looS,
Marte til, of pisie itaOelioe Tridl
9pr bOlot paa at tn8e til, 9ais1l
ferne formereoe NtOituBrotterrs 3, /
fabian Grab, at bet bIep p%orft%, +
beoare SOropOIoene, iom bar b1
bD9seoe for at bOIbe ganbet inn 4
Wtarterne. l.
san be89nOte @ortnerns at
oper en- forurOli9eube 6orDoe,ie 4;
miner, &~nftebiDrne % andre qpr
fOrtarebe SIomtaat, aaol, eola
lt9neuoe SjDtfennrter. guQle al Cd
nerne blep tpnn9ne til at inobeom \
Saper meb tatte Stoaltroob.s, IL,
eaer ogiaa op9iue 9prtninaen Of nj
al beres meit inobrin9euoe Saseud
arOtooiaerne buoOe life payt
ti9e, % 8eioltninsen baObe layt bad
at bet er farlrSt at 9aa for 6urhatl
for oiot / 5Orfprrelien Of grtvJ
Oroen.
Decorah-posten., 1894-06-12

PtttIHut.
Oct paaitaaes at Spen GleItnb al
Spring @rooe bar / 9scorab iibite
llse.
Ole 3 giOe % Suitru at Osiian
bar paret Der .pna geies hos Ole 8
8Orluug / MaoiiOn 9Ownibip.
3ru99iit &eierIon al Sprins
@rope bar ! 3ecorab ct Gar 9ase iioite
u9e, i Seiss hos souser Gnssr.
- @luoer Olien al g8elt Safe, San.
oipObi Co., Dor 3ecorub Seiss iibite
llge paa @jennsmreiie.
-G8 5Grbe Of Mabel bar / 9ecos
rab iieite ll9e paa @ienucmreiie til
Clear Safe, Sofpa.
- Mrs. 9b. gssen fra @ranb Sorts
tom iibite nse bio paa ct Gar Tigers
8eigs bUs fine mango genner os Be'
tjenbte | Spen % Smesnen. Ssnoas
5ormiboas Tom osiau 8aitor ID. GO.
gen os puerraitebs babe 5ruen os Me.
ui9beo. San bapbe fun Glib til at
Itanbie til 3irsbas, ba ban MATTE tils
baee til ct. 9aul for at operoere
Qarsmsoet.
Wir. % MRS. 3. SalpOriOn o.
etrss 9atter. Mrs. Otto GrneiOu. rsiite
Decorah-posten., 1894-06-12
DEBORAH will Celebrate.

On Gel al the DEBORAH Fire De-
partment traiier fine 5uraafaltuinser
til 6eitli9buloelie al Abe Suli, % baao,
ira ben enc % ben anosn aaut bsrss,
at DEBORAH will celebrate. Oct oial'
Der blot M at faa 4roorammerne iitanb.
5orbaabentlis pil be 5leits bare euise
ON, OF Abe Suli bsr ieires, os life for.
tiencr at TONNE / @lsmmebosen.
Decorah-posten., 1894-06-12
QarSmooe.
W2aaee.

BET norite sieniioise 8eitpttelies'
Selitab af @iuneibeit Co., Soma, buloi
fit aarlise Msbe / 9scorab ben 5te
SUM. 9et piite fig, at Der er $40
Meolemmer, pg at Gienbpm til en-
@arbi al 81, 240,276 bar asiureret,
nj benne Sum er Der $4,000 pau
Seite % $31,O65 paa andre &reaturer.
Ser er 1873 li9uenoe asiuronces Gel
ifaber / Soma, 50 al oisie bar rappors
teret til 9(uOitor Of State, at GienbOm
til en- iamlet 8eroi al sc Mtillioner er
asiureret. Set nurIte asiurances Sels
TAB al @iuneibeit County er bet Abe
RRtter.
@alg paa GmbeOsmano fore8it meo
ipIgenoe uofalo:
q. SacObion, 8reiioent.
6. 6. Clement, 8ices8re1ioeut.
s. s. Stunning, SetretGr.
6. 2bompiOn, &asI erer.
Geo. 0}. Gn6sriOn, S~IbjuItcr.
Nels 9arion og Sec. M. Qnoerion,
&euiiorer.
8. Z. 9Ommen os 6. 6. Clement,
Suppleanter.
Decorah-posten., 1894-06-12

~N'y'p' <u9e " ! Dplp'Hutllt ptl
r1eo en- ipGr 9srte, gigr, at @r9s o.
SaueIa9er miiter fit iriite ubieenoe.
- IioCoe Capt. Gardner bapbe Fl
Sto i%oriitret i fOrIijelise p~aalioelisI
Selifaber til ct 8eIpb al $4,000.
5sritommenoe Manbaa bill MAJ
bos Sdrobbe fuune faa 8iQetter ii
9etltplens Graduating exercises
Gris Is Gents.
- 9th Council bar nebiat en- 8pmitt
Tor at tn9e unoer OOeroeielIe, ON oel
life burbe iDr9es for en- beore @aoesOp,
Ipsnin8 eno ben, man M bar.
Sr. S Sodluib bar Iibfte lloe
Dubuque / 6orretninss, anli9genoer.
q Sjds er reiienoe 9lsent 10,
9ecOrnb @inomia.
- lliublgite 8repe: Carl 4arnes-
s s Grneion-8 . 3abl-G Sinner
Sobn s Sjertiis-Mnrtin 9bompipn.
Sberiff Gbrilten bra9te iorleben
Dag tilba9e fra @a~leboIpitalet / Snbe.
penoence 5 Yatienter, Der ~auiaaes iom
ubelbreoeli9e, % iom oerior MI oper,
flpttes til County Soipitalet | Sreepprt.
Amuno Slien % ears Siteo bar blanbt
benz.
8aa Snsoas esteoies Miis
&atberine Sanders til Scr. Charles
5rancis Soft fra ct. 4aul, % pao
9orsoas Miis Sba 9Iiten til gralt peb
Unitarian Gburd, &ep. Ban Sleuter.
9ette iioite sg8tepur Tptter inb / Sr.
SanoItrems tiotisere gus, bpiltet al
Gieren Scr. Gu6mobp er blepet betpbe.
Zig uobeoret.
- Sirtetonierten i 4altor Suus's
airte iioite 9Orsbas aiten bar iarbelea
oelpffet / ale 9ele Os 9apes for 9ubi
Sus. Gublitum buobe 10 life 9up til
at 9ipe fit 9ifalo t~iltienoe, men, oa ben
lille ~niaarise Seatres Sopperltao bapoe
slpet it Siolinnummer, git Iaturen
oner Sptu8telien, % bet brgb lps meo
pelfortient 0aauotlap.
= Sfcl8e ben uDe 2ifsr Sou bar
Spen MI 10 aabne G~alopuer, besuoen
bar to So Crosse 9rpsserier's 9(9enter
Iitret fig Get lom Wholesale dealers. q
@inneibei, 60. er Der i oft M 20 Id.
itjenfnit9siteoer, % enonu er Der flere
Gnip9ere.
Spor man farbes omtrins / 9pen
Ter man itGrre eIer minbre Smprppes
ments. 3e 8r9splancr, Der MI aus
la98es ~noenfor 5ortuuset fOran flere
6uie, inblast i Rammer, taser fig ri9s
ti9 9Oot no. Gn pen, p~elItelt Sront
foran ct Sus bioraser meset til ct Bug
9eli8t Sjem.
- Nfosoe Capt. @aroner bar 8reii'
bent for @inneibeit 60. agricultural
Societp, buorIor bet M siolrt at faa
ual9t en- auoen. 9eb ct Wpoe al the
Executive Committee nRprtes ilere al
8Deus prominente 8or9ere iom beloioe
for ben TOlt; bog iamlebes man tils
iibit ON 9ecorabs @apOr Mr. @ubs
barb. Dian b%enuenote Iig berIor til
bam meo lbnRorelien, men bet bar
fsrit eiter mesen Nsoen % Suertalelie,
at ran mobtog ben.
- Scr. 3udmepers ubbusbp9nin9er
IL Mil / Norb for 3ecorab neobranbte
forleoen Spubus Gitermiooas tiaisemeb
alt 5arm.Y laifineri tilbprenoe @eo.
6OlB, 400 8u. SABRE, $50 Su. Corn
% en- ny Gutter, tilbgreuoe Ole Col.
fab. Mr. 5Olb bar nar peo at MITE
9iuet for at reooe fine Seite, men bans
Some bialp til, iaa ban bleu irelit. ge'
b~oeliesbuiet sioroe man ale anitreus
9elier for at beifptte, os bet lptfeoes.
Mr. 3udmeper8 CAB bslpber fig til
5000, beraf battes s4Oo peb assurance.
DIE 5olitao taber mere, tbi ban bapoe
life asiureret. aariasen til Sloens
Cpfomlt tienoes life.
Decorah-posten., 1894-06-12
Wonlter Tloobeit, % 2smotS ,,n SlGg . 5s"S. 3it
9ete N~npbibium pQ ~9orflooen.
Den melt fomplette Snreiamlina Nerl

F''"SS e9aloealL olt prG8ttge lan9maneoe EerberOl 9m9s
"'aihnlotb 2sbOrne0e 8n1; 100 BUR meo ijelOne OlIoe "
SsesleteCe @)eoer o9 gonter; en- moriom Cirrus n1eo guJ
SloOSbeite meo forbaaienoe 9resiur: en- bobbelt Jlot al rf
Glel0nter, OplGrte til n~anaelaas &uniter.
Decorah-posten., 1894-06-12

Last Friday evening at Prof. Brecken-
ridges reading contest Supt. Coffeen
marked James Cutting %. Nellie Kirsh-
man %. Nellie Rosendahl 90. and J..
Adams 90.
Decorah-posten., 1894-06-12

/ Wanooes til giiuueapplis for at be
irse oeres srn 9ai,or 3. SalpuriOn.
Or. 3. Salupriou er Gteornb gieniss
beos Gelesat til Garsmpoet / ct. 9aul.
Decorah-posten., 1894-06-12

DWELLING HOUSES for sale near
the Norwegian Luther College and in
all parts of the town of east and west
Decorah, by
F. J. d. GREMM,
3ott ITO w. Broadway, DEBORAH, la.
Decorah-posten., 1894-06-12
FREE DAILY PAGEANT OF GATHERING SPLENDID

HtocesllOnell 9aar preciS ST. 10 fra GirfusplaOien ON %l
Ssntn Igt 0Oteltllln9en. Den er oper en- Ntil 2Gn8Oe. wj
@ t9eust aonlmgtteOe SOgne meO piloe 9pr Sur gaar 9 EEm
@apetme. 10 Sla9s 0fuit, ~oeriblanbt Moscops Silosr: eqG|
~ g. 9 ~ H @oloet "Steem @alliope" finger. Se'rtI VI
Sntet II! S3aseIr. SrocesiiOnen saar for fig, enteu bet re9H'F y
Decorah-posten., 1894-06-12

SDen Sing Sing, bpor etarag
gcrt bar fit 9ugtbus, er optalot :
en- UenitabeIis Snojuncr, iom bans
selite NabOer GAP g}aUnet Gina Gil
Decorah-posten., 1894-06-12
&ogts Sibelbitorie
tnco Yiacoer.

2sune Bibelbiitorie er iorIpnet meo So
paire Gileoer. ION i%oriIarer 5eEten % pRt.
Ter 2RielpIi hos Bsrnene.
Zen or INIT pao uomartet 2npir % iuo.
buneen | mutt presiet Sbirtinasbiuo meo
torgpIot 1itel. 9riieH er As Gents porto.
trt Siup til u. 4uunDieu,
3eeotab Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1894-06-12

Gamer, Der bar 9iamantrinse paa
5insrene, tler iis mere END bobbelt iaa
uIte / Sopebet iom arbrs.
Decorah-posten., 1894-06-12

Prof. Breckenridge invites all who
wish to become good penmen to visit
Prof. Timberman's classes.
Decorah-posten., 1894-06-12
sanse Sursr til forte yrifcr.

See Bros. bar mere gugeigi, END be bar
Brig for, % oil oerfor ipe Sentlaper til
llnoerpriier, iaa lruse 2pioplaset parer.
Decorah-posten., 1894-06-12
2 og 4=0etes GeODelOb meO Gbariots.

Gomerle SRooelpb, SOfep SGoOelgb meo rionOe Gamer oQ
Serrer, morionme SGooeob meO Nbefatter paa 8onier,
lotterlige ~9GielzSGOoelob meO Sajaos= &uolfer,
lamt andre Sta98 8Gooelpb.
Decorah-posten., 1894-06-12
A Game of Base Ball

was played last Saturday between the
DEBORAH Institute and the DEBORAH High
School base ball teams. The score re,
suited 3s to 5 In favor of the former. The
score card of the later was blank till the
last part Of the 7th inning.
Decorah-posten., 1894-06-12

San: Seq Oiloe fri til Gem, bpis
ie9 bare pioite, bpab ies ituloe iige".
Sun: "3e pjloe oiit life siDre bet,
bpis Qe pibite, bpaO iea pilOe iiae".
Decorah-posten., 1894-06-12

9enignsfnlbbeO er R0le 9ayatrd
ltlpnnelte 6rust; men til 9ioer
Senignslpsbeo uGre iOrfrlitenOs iod
llpelr.
Decorah-posten., 1894-06-12

Wtanoen: "8one, Der er 9ppe /
6uiet".
8onen: Cub, iiOber min Nattappe
li9e".
Decorah-posten., 1894-06-12
Constituencies.


3 3seurab 0euiebeps Sir's inscn Cubs
%iieReffe.
Spuoassfcle al IL.
@%onfrmnnterHe ntcoer 6Seoa9 elternnipo'
81. l.
9pinnefcrenirgcH rlgeer Sersoa9 elier'
mihbna 81. 9 hos gRr& Sohn Sailen.
Christian Endeavor Society meets Thurs
day Evening in reading room. Subject
Systematic B~enehcence. Why and how
much? NAL &, 7-l2.
& rcn RFrIte g q. 8. Siris rm 6orniio'
Saoeu al. 1915 b~accalaureste sermon peo
GaIt 3aoier.
@punoaslple cIter Guostlcrriter.
Suatu acknowledgements.
4iaeforenuaen meeer Gnsoae Gftsu 81.
7iS / 0irtenS Placement.
Decorah-posten., 1894-06-12
nfrmatipn

afboIotes / Gotor Sopes Sirte Iioite
Ssnons % isl9cnoe unss Meuueiier
nfagoe 9gitet:
Decorah-posten., 1894-06-12
RINGING BROTHERS
&crocns t0ritc Sbom.
SEN beojte Grbibitiom I NerOen.
ROMAN HIPP0DR0ME,

3 e1rtIs= 91ftlef Elevated Stages, ct ItOrartet m%an9fOlOi9t We=
naserl ct a9nartlnl Al p~lounoerli8e Dur fra Sapet, ct Ntamz
moth Wtnlerm al p%tounOerli9e Sing Ell magelpS
Seiteoppisntng, inObefattenOe De iineIte
Sloos=0eite / Seroen.
Decorah-posten., 1894-06-12

Woo Unwsshed-coarse, 11-12; medium. is
- fine, o9-l0 W~sshed-coarse, 1i-l6; medium,
us fine i4-lS; Tub-washed, 20 Cotied, ehafy
bury and bucks A-h of
Decorah-posten., 1894-06-12
JulDitGnDig
rent glDbptot

tr be9r2noiet. 6sl9euoe brands Ell
etanonro "Old Dutch" 4roces, 90
otturat iuu ooos Tom oengaue, oa De o.
9eres 6ooer bar Gutter: .
Southern" "Red Seal, F"
Collier" "~Shipman."
GrrGaruer: Natianal Lead Co.'S Pure w ls
lead Tinting Colors, ! Eunos aanoe til en- IS 8uaos
aa &c Sean. % zt b.anoer Ierce egsH NnIin). Oct
lpar 7 IN rs Rssu beo AZ faa SoIgrcr ii at raSTt
GO B I Racer Tor. at man bar flact ben btohe SIass
Stating, ION tan lagos paa Ern.
Stro os ct Retail Caro- 70 iad ppr SC9 ON glaIiu, ,
iamt 5lluesV I irt. let oil ~rirrIlsoiS ipare Dem
ferf Z ad,s.
NATIONAL LEAD Co,
St Louis Branch,
Is lark Avenue and Tenth Street, St. Louis.
Decorah-posten., 1894-06-12

G1 gltrlrelloe Gfterlig1tltg al Cirrus Wfarim1ls
5o~rfGroeise Gladiator aanpe, ~piOunoerli9e 9rpuer paa
Stprte % llo6oloenbep.
Decorah-posten., 1894-06-12

brtIter, lom oitere bar O"ptraaot peO N}itaooer8 Sol 3apan
Decorah-posten., 1894-06-12


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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-23

We second the questions put tt
Chairman Irby by the Greenville News
We would like for the State Chair
man to tell US who is who and what il
what. Is man any more OF Demo
crat who stands on the Third party
platform and votes the Third party
ticket than one who stands on the Re-
publican platform and votes the
Republican ticket? We ought tc
know before we 60 into the pri'
mary what We ale doing. Has q
man who vets the Third party
ticket in national politics any right tc
affiliate with and vote in our State pri.
maries? If he has why not let Repub.
licans do the same thing. We grant
that in the general election man has
the right to vote as be pleases but if be
is Third partyite or Republican We
do not see what right be has in the
councils of the Democratic party IN
making nominations. If he goes into
the Democratic primaries is he not
bound to support the nominees and i f
he does not so pledge himself should be
be allowed participation in them? II
be says in advance that be will not be
bound by the party has be any right
to ask nomination at the hands Of the
party. Now is the proper time to let
US know where We are at.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-23

II is said that probably the Senate
will reach vote on the tariff bill IN
two months. 1t is great pity that this
question is to be continued in this uncer-
tain state. It would be better for the
country if the Senate would at once de-
tcrmine to do nothing than to keep the
country in this unsettled state. If fthe
Senators do not know how they are
going to vote by this time they had
better adjourn and 60 home. All the
speaking will do 10 good. A decision
of some kind on the question is what
the country is wanting, is entitled to
and should have. The people in the
elections two years ago asked for a
reduction of the tariff but it would be
infinitely better to do nothing than to
keep up these dilatory tactics. Action
is what we want 50 that business may
settle down to its normal condition. 1t
is criminal in the Senators thus to
postpone vote. Let US know what
you are going to do. The very latest
is that the tariff bill will get through
the Senate by 1st of July.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-23
, St. Philips Club, we are

The st. Philips Club, we are IN
formed, in addition to being represented
on the executive committee by a Third
eartyite has elected Third partyite
president and one secretary. We pre-.
sumo that the club now intends to
leave the Democratic party. The Herald
and News regrets to see these good
men chasing pbantoms. But we feel
sure that as long as they intend to CO.
operate and vote with the Third party
that they will not seek to come into the
committees and conventions and pri-
maries of the Democratic party. When
they 90 into the primary they are
pledged and morally bound to support
the Democratic nominees. After doing
this if they vote the Third party ticket
they violate their pledge. This We feel
sure they will not do. Senator lroy
should hasten to define who is who
and what is what.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-23

It IS said that some of the white peo'
pie on the coast in Beaufort are in a
state of des: tuition. They were suffer
ers from the storm last year. We know
that the citizens of Newberry are gene
rous and liberal, we feel sure they will
contribute their portion to relieve the
want and suffering Of their fellow citi'
zens. There is no time for delay.
Mayor Jones will take pleasure in re-
ceiving and forwarding whatever con-
tributions may be given for these peo-
pie. Those people down there have
made 8 brave and manly fight and
now that their resources are gone, and
destitution stares them in the face the
people of the State should come to their
rescue and that quickly.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-23

The Register undertakes to interpret
and construe what Gov. Tillman said
in his Rock Hill speech in regard to
peace. We can very we'll understand
why the Register does not want peace.
Organs of faction and small calibre
politicians would like to see strife and
discord continue for by that alone do
they live and survive and have their
being. Without it Othello's occupa-
tioh would be gone. But The Herald
and News does not believe that Gov.
Tillman meant what the Register would
make his language say. 1.-The did then
there can be no peace. The minority
can and will and does submit 10 the
majority, but in doing SO it does not
surrender its rights, its principles, or its
liberty of expressing and maintaining
those principles. It does not propose
to 90 into abject slavery aud We do not
believe Gov. Tillman meant that when
he uttered his desire for peace and har-
mony. We give him credit for higher
purposes and higher motives and more
patriotism then the organ would put
to his credit by its construction of his
language.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-23

DR.. S. B. Jones, the President of the
Columbia Female College, has resigned,
owing to falling health. His success
sor will be elected at the meeting of the
board in June. flour Methodist friends
will not think it presumption on our
part The Herald and News would like
to make suggestion for his successor.
We will do it any way. He is man well
fitted in every way for the duties.
Thoroughly competent, we'll educated,
of good executive ability, and high
toned Christian gentleman, we would
maine as suitable man Prof. W:n. H.
Wallace now q member of the faculty
in this institution. The board would
make no mistake in elevating Mr..
w. H. Wallace to the presidency Of
Columbia Female College.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-23
We are inclined to think that Senator

We are inclined to think that Senator
Butler is about right. It is not so much
q need for an increase in the circulating
medium as it is a need for a more gen.
eral distribution of it. But the question
arises, if it is increased how are We
going to get our share of it. If the
government were to issue money as
Gov. Tillman wants it to do how are
the people down here going to get in
possession of it. 1t seems to US if We
had State banks of issue cur local needs
could be supplied with sufficient cur
rency and We could contract or expand
it as the occasion required. But in
order to make money more plentiful
with us We must stop buying more
than We sell.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-23
AS TO MP. HALFACRE.

We had no desire to undertake dis
cussion with Mr.. Benz. Halfacre, and
did not suppose anything we said last
week would provoke discussion. He
now frankly admits that he is Third
partyite or Populist, though be calls it
Democracy. We do not know that we
could give him satisfactory answer to
his question if we made it as clear as
the MONDAY sun, for q man who calls
Populism Democracy could scarcely
see the distinction if it were ever 80
| clearly drawn. Wejudge that he means
to say that he can be a Democrat and q
Populist both at the same time, as be
was in 1892, when he ran as Demo-
crat for nomination to Office as Demo-
crat, and pledged himself to abide the
result and support the nominees, but
after being defeated supported the
nominees of the Third party. If his
conscience dictated such course, it
should have dictated to him to stay out
of Democratic primaries.
1t is just as consistent to say that q
man can bea Republican in State poll
tics and Democrat in county politics
as it is to say that he can be a Demo
crat in State politics and a Populist in
National politics. The Democratic and
Populist parties are two separate and
distinct organizations with separate
and distinct platforms and man can
not be both at the same time. And as
Mr.. Halfacre insists on it we will give
it as our opinion that so long as be votes
the Populist ticket and believes in the
Populist principles be has no business
being a candidate in a Democratic
primary, taking part in committee
meetings of the Democratic party, or
representing Democratic club-and as
he mentions his conscience we believe
if be will rub it up right good and
| brush out the cobwebs it will not per-
NIT or sanction his doing it. We have
no quarrel with him for being Popu-
list if he so desires, but he cannot he a
Populist and Democrat. If the plat
form Of the Populists suits him all right.
Let him 60 with them. But as long as
he is with them he has no business
advisingor or counseling the Democracy.
And if there is no difference between
a Republican and Democrat at the
North, which we do not admit, it does
not help his case in the least. There is
a difference betw cen Populists and
Democrats, and he cannot be both at
the same time. And all we cared to
emphasize in first mentioning this
question was that a pronounced Popu-
list has no business being member ofa
Democratic executive committee, and
we do not see how man who claims
to have so acute a conscience as Mr..
Halfacre can permit himself to 60 into
Democratic committee, himself being
Third partyite. His conscience
should dictate different course.