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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-11-10

Three Star Comedy Company, matinee
rip Van Wrinkle; night, Forgiven /;
Monday and Tuesday, "Kismet."
GRAND OPERA HOUSE-Thursday
Friday and Saturday, Gus Hills Word
of Novelties.
Minerva Dorr and the Carroll-Kerker
Kismet company will present their new
comic opera at the Opera House next
Monday and Tuesday, the title of which is
"Kismet, or the Two Tangled Turks,
which is the joint produce of Richard Car
roll who is well known here as a come
dian, and Gustave A. Kerker, composer
of AN American Beauty I'm Gay New
York. and THE Lady Slavey," as well as
a score of popular successes of former sea-
sons. The press and public of New York
were unanimous in their commentator of
"Kismet" when it was first given at the
Herald Square Theatre and declared it to
be one of the most genuinely amusing
comic operas that has been produced for
years. The cast, which is headed by Min
erva Dorr and Mr.. Carroll, includes Will
liam Riley Hatch and other favorites, and
a chorus of 80. which is said to be even
more attractive and well-trained than that
of most comic operas. "Kismet'' is said
to be Mr. Kerker's best work. All of his
to be especially tuneful.
The Three Star Comedy Company was
greeted by a large audience at the matinee
yesterday and by another packed house
at night. The afternoon bill was 1.-THE
Burglar in which Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Wayne appeared to excellent advantage.
lie Petite Grace captivated the audience.
and Master George McTernan delighted
all with his remarkable tenor voice Last
nights bill was THE Clipper with Miss
Ida Russell a sprightly and charming SOU
brette. in the title role. 1t is an excellent
comedy drama and was presented in an
admirable manner. The specialties be-
tween acts were encored repeatedly. and
the audience could not get enough of the
cornet playing by Miss Elton. This after
nooss$he company will produce Jefferson's
we'd of rip Van Winkle," and to-
nigM$ bill will be Frederic Bryton's great
success. Forgiven" Seats for the entire
engagement are on sale at Houses.
Vaudeville unquestionably has strong
hold upon the patrons of the theatres. and
there is no name upon the vaudeville
stage which shines with so much lustre
as that of Gus Hill. His enterprises have
been money-makers. because he has spar
ed no expense in securing only high-class
and high-salaried acts. One of the best of
Gus Hills companies is the World of Nov
elites. which has been secured by Manager
Charles A. Feinler for the last three nights
of this week and Saturday matinee at
the Grand Opera House. 1t is very likely
that the standing room only'' sign viii
he ont during the engagement.
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o. c. Genther's great auction sale of
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry, will con-
tinue all this week This will posi-
lively be the last week Of this great
sale. Those deAirinE bargains should
not fail to be resent every afternoon
and evening. II fR n1nd f1ie = pos
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-11-10
CHARGED WITH MURDER
Henry Kemp Arrested at St. Glars
vile,

For the Murder of Charles e. Gar
yer, in a Freight Car, Near Pitts
barg, on September 5th.-The
Prisoner Brought Here Yesterday
and Taken to Pittsburgh Various
Justice Cases.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
The Van Osten Company-Coming Attrac-
tions in Both Houses

OPERA HOUSE-To-day Van Osten's
Three Star Comedy Company, matinee.
rip Van Winkle"; night, Forgiven ;
Monday and Tuesday, ''Kismet.n
GRAND OPERA HOUSElThursday
Friday and Saturday, Gus Hills Word
of Novelties.
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-11-10

Reliance Lodge of the A. o. U. w.
gave a social entertainment at the hall
in the Grand Opera House building last
night.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-07-17
PREStDENcIA
DEL ExCMO AYUsTAMIEATO De La CIUOAD
De PONCE
AL PUBLICO

TsTmInada pUf iCs renofss r. ritos ReDar
tidcre J aprobados lor este Excmo. Ayn,.
tsmiento les pedrones para la coptrihu,i6,
territorial para ell Estsdo. rrrrespondiept
VI presente tjercic do 1897 SO en- cum
olimiento de 10 que ordens .rtfculo 81 ds
z gi~m-nto para Ia Impnsac 6a. Aim. MS
trpci On q Cnbs 0ns1 de die ha couteibu, io-
q1sdAu dichGs padroues ex uestos al p6nh
20 por espacio de ocho dfas, 4 coptsr d. S :.
b y. e. tando de manifesto eu La Sscretarf
de este Excmo. Ayn' tsmento.
Lo que 81 hace ib',co do de que todo,
los coutribnys"t.- p-edsn entararss e,ts
olsr sus reciamscones los CUE elias Sc cres.
on derecho, en- el precise termino de o.
iias ante ell Ayurtamierto.
Ponce, Julio 3 de 1897
Z Alcalde Presidante, III Restch 2-3
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-07-17

Y os dira que Ell director no sc llama
Mufioz Rivera.
Pero, solvidasteis los yersos del Te-
norio?
Pues... <lo que Ell aquf escribio
mantenido esta por ell,
f. beae, signore.
Mufoz Rivera Sc sentiria muy triste
81 mereciese vuestrO aplauso.
Muioz Rivera os envfa su gratitud
por vuestros ataques.
Isl no puede vivir sin ellos!
Isl constituyen su unica atmosfera
respirable!
Seguid, seguid.
Que 81 apretais un POGO, no va me-
cesitar nuestro amigo las sguas sulfu-
rosas de Coamo.
LIE basta que os sulfureis vosotros.
Y que Sc desate vuestro patriotismo o
sulfnreo.
Ell que usais siempre.
Patriotismo de Bengala.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-07-17
| DIESTRO 7 SINlRSTRl.

Arrullos palaciegos-palos de ciego-
de La L.tegrioao, que defiende-toma
= daca al general Marin
xCon juicio serene, sin apasionamien-
to, en- vez de caer del lado fusiOnista,
sc mantuvo en- la lfnea que divide a
moderador.>
ST, senior.
Y Ell alcalde de ramuy en- pie.
Y ell alcalde de Vega alta en- pie.
Y ell alcalde de Arecibo idem, iQem.
Y el alcalde de CorozaI naisneo 2ae,ate
Dice bien La hategr1aod
es la tona1illa eterna;
aquf siempre Sc gobierna
con toda unprecedented.
En- COmerio no paso NADIA.
Ell pueblo qniso elegir y eligio una
mayoria liberal.
Ponton Villar quisieron destruir,
y destruyeron, aquella mayorfa.
La ley Sc fue de paseo, del brazo de
don Narciso Soler, Dclegado de Ia re-
gi6n norte y super cacique de Huma-
Gao.
va pueden reclamar los electores
va pueden gestionar en- los tribuna-
les.
No lograran su deseo,
Y no habra OCCASION propicia
81 anda tambien la justicia
de paseo.
Pero ell general Marin sque culpa
tiene?
;Oh! Ninguna.
Con mandar que la ley Sc cumpla y
La justicia Sc haga, brinda satisfaccio-
ues alos preteridos, q los atropellados,
A Los LIBERALES.
oolo que estos Observation-Disclosures, es-
tos protestantes, no comprenden la
bondad de que resultan vfctimas.
Isl seran torpes!
Haciendoles gran favor
les froteje un gobernante
Y adn no lie estiman bastante.
Horror, terror y furor!
Ahora, como La Aetegridad Nacio- !
aal es hermanita gemela de HI Eco
nosotros Ia invitamos que
explique aquel parrafillo inocente, sin
sin consecuencias, que repro |
1ucimos por tercera vez:
<Quiera Dios que en- plazo mas bre-
5e de 10 que nosotros pensamos no ten
"a la patria que llorar EN- PUERTO Rico !
as desdichas que hoy llora Ell Cuba,
,riginadas aqueilas, COMO EsTAs, en- la
ampana de exterminio que, contra los
,lementos constitucionales, se haga |
lesde aquf, con Ell aurilio de aIga<,e 60
'e,7eador general ia.fuido 1,or pasiones
npropias de todo honabre de go6ier7ao , |
Como quien no dice ma
Ell decenario integrista
pone muy alto la vista,
quiere dar al blanco... da.
LA DEMoCRACIA no hablo nunca, ref |
iendose al general Marin, de pusiones
a de intauencias impyopias.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-07-17

LA DEMocRACIA tuvo para ell general
Marin respetos muy hondos y aplausos
muy frecuentes.
Y todayfa no apareci6 en- estas colum-
mas ell primer ataque.
Ell Eco viene de Madrid.
mo desea La L,tegridxd que roper
c,ttd en- Puerto Rico?
Pues ensaye su destreza
en- hacer de nuevo ell bn,
con ell auxilio de sU
FORTALEZA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-07-17
Sc VENDE

Uaa esja de hierro pruebA de flsg
4lto | IA 40; aseho m,i'0en 3f5 pes.a
una bi icle Ia medic us eD $50; uoa v,drn
a mos I, ador de cedro J piensle d. 10, 81
ie iargs por lS5 de sr' hura ef $50; at
sldritr - sparsoor.s a $50 Doe nee trade
-es elegantes de cedro rit hlpeu sdrrps
los s 8; I'M aism bioi c. b 7cte con &c
ias al -. zss J con cabios de 81 eusrteIo
- ei $3.50.
Julio II de 1897
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-07-17
lei ESCANOlLO De COAER|O
III
Session INAUGURAL


Seremos muy breves en- relatar los
hechos de esta celebre session del Ayun-
tamiento.
Los atropellos de que fueron vfctmas
los liberales, son ya conocidos aun
han servido al iugenioso perio'iico EI
Buscapie paia Sis satiras de buen gusto,
aunque esta vez al menos hayan NORTH
cado sus Antiques correligionarios.
Vamos a fijarnos exclusisamente en-
la question legal, y Ell ella no caben
apreciaciones que distraigan la atencion
iel objeto principal lie estas ifneas.
Ell Presidente do possession a los con-
cejales antes euumeradOs.
Los coEservadnres todo Sc oponen.
Ultimamente, porque no sc enseno la
urna don Jose a. Santiago, cuaudo,
previos tolos los requisites legales, ha-
bfa comenzado la votacion. y Sc habia
mostrado esta bien alberta los con-
crjales, Sc negsron elegir alcalde y
suscribir Ell acta, pesar de que en- ella
hicieron todas las protestas que tuyle-
ron por convenlente.
Negandose votar, presentes todos
en- la session, hechos los reqnerimientos
del case, pu,liendo utilizar ell derecho
Ia protesta, resultaba ell mIsmo case
de una seq gunda convocatoria, por aban-
dono de derecho, Y validos los acuerdos
de los concejales que obedecieron al
mandate de la ley.
Resuitaron e,egidos para Alcalde,
don Pedro A. Romero, conservation, ell
cuai, momentos despues de tomar pose-
sion. renuncIo Ell cargo, aceptanfo las
indlcaciones de sus correligionarios
para Tenientes de alcalde y Sfndico,
don Luis Pro Sanchez,
don Celestino Perez, don Artemio Um-
hecho cargo de la alcaldfa el Ter. Te-
niente de alcalde.
oTRA vEZ EN- La DELEGACI0S
No es necesarlo decir que los conser-
vadores no sc conformaron con sus pro-
testas.
Sc apoderaron del TELEGRAPH, ell cual,
dicho sea de paso, 10 tienen para su uso
casi exclusive, y comenzaron 8 pedir
auxilio q don Alexandra.
Els de suponer, con aIgun fundamen-
to, que basaban sus denuncias en- que Ell
habfa dado possession q los con
cejoles elegiaos o loroclanut1os 2oor et CO.
legio de dof5u Elena, 1n,tl0oo 7,or la Di-
putaci6,s.
va tendremos OCCASION de yer que es-
ia afirmacion es falsa.
Ell delegado del senior Gohernador
pidio aqueila noche copia del acta de la
session y detalIes de la misrna.
Este documento, extendido con pre-
nura, no pudo ilegar sus manos hasta
u diu tres 2,Or la aocIe.
Esto no obstante, Ell dos declare por
,el6grafo suspendldos los acuerdos del
respecto su constitu-
,ion, ordenando que Sc remitiera ell acta
lie la session con todos sus antecedentes
,ara elevarios al Gobierno general, ell
,ual, con arregio al artfculo 1875 de Ia
Ley municipal, resolverfa sobre Ia cues
ION anomaIa del Ayuntamlento.
cfectivamente, el GoDierno gene
al, que Ell todo este no habfa dicho
lun esta 60ca es na5a, telegratio el dfa 8
,or la tarde, anunciando que, utilizando
as facultades que lie concedfa Ell artfcu-
o 50 de la expresada Ley, nombraba
llcade de Comerfo don Jose Rosa
,armona. All proplo tempo, dIsponfa
lue Sc convocara para session extraordi-
,aria.
FL aloalde accidental entreg6 INN
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-07-17

Como quien no dice ma
Ell decenario integrista
pone muy alto la vista,
quiere dar al blanco... y da.
LA DEMoCRACIA no hablo nunca, ref
riendose al general Marin, de f,usiones
nj de infuencias impropias.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-07-17
'lAEQUl!A?l7A"

Vende rsloJ.s de- l. k !, scerc, plata
inch arsdoa y de GRO d.sde % so 4 80
oesos; msqn,nas de eoser cadentta y do
"ls pespunte de So SO pesos, a..
guarda com'das en- reis, on guards sol
IN cuatro, ana CANA Gamers con cclch6r
ie aiambTe en- 81, otra de una pisx
in colebon en- seis, eombreros de pa !. q
Z reale-: Hay ademas cadenas, iur au,-
Hoe, slfil-rer. medsiloDea, aros, sort,las,
zarsillos y dormilonss de orc iufiui
lad do prepdas mepos de Ia m,tsd .
III vslor. Psszs prircipsl esoaina 4 Ia
cslls de la Viila.-ANGEL LOYO
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-07-17
BONITA PRQPIEDAD

La de don Jaime Segura, constituida
por dos casas con un amplio solar con
magnffca hortaliza, situada en- Yauco
1 In salida para Guanica, sc Ue7sde.
Dirijirse al sefior Segura que la ocupa
& al que suscribe.
Ponce, Julio de s97.-4sstonio
MoyorGl. ! m ait.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-07-17
VAPOR AMERICANA "CARACAS
De La RED ID" LINE

De LA RED ID" LINE
Etc h-rmas, y rspido W pnr lj,ga-k est
,neltn el dia % de Julio e1 via,e c,recrs
,.ara n " Yc1k, adm mltiendo ti.licamen,.
p.ss jaros.
Saldrs el rni-vnn dia las ae Is msfiar.
.fgardo n W Ye;k Il dis 26
Los one deseen astgurar pssaje CD dich.
7spor. deberAn dar aviso sus corsienst..
los preaisamer.te antss del dia n, FIR O.
NE los csmarCtes sepgsa reservados deed
Glaira.
Este lujoso vspo-. de modernisima cons
-rucci6r, tiene esplepdidns camarttes sobr,
'uhtert", luz 6 trica todas las demss
9 cdidades del '.coIfort" modernc.
Fl urecio de pasrjs en- primera es de- $751;
merican0
N dos, memories de 10 sftos, s 80
Fl precic de paseje en- s@gunhs de SO
= Consignatarios MORALES 4 C.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-07-17
TRIBUNE Y jEFE

Munoz Rivera nj es .jefe nj es tribune.
Gracias en- nombre del senior Munoz
Rivera.
Puede creerlo La Lategriddd.
Nuestro amigo no esperaba de gu re-
dacion ell nombramiento de jefe.
Sc 10 di6 la asamblea liberal.
Sc 10 confrmaron las adhesiones del
pats.
Nj esperaba tampoco ell tftulo de tri-
buno.
Sc 10 dieron los aplausos de sus par
tidarios.
Sc 10 confirman las censuras de sus
contrincantes.
Molte grazie, sig1aore.
La Letegridad anade que ell senior
Munoz Rivera pronuncia sus discursos
ante u,e0s cu1,,tos foeones rea0atdos 00
hoe.
f. bene, stg,eore.
De Yabucoa Maunabo segufan al
propagandista ciento setenta ginetes.
De Maunabo Patillas ciento cin-
cuenta.
De Hatillo a Camuy ciento cuarenta.
De Vega baja q Vega alta doscien
(tos.
e 6e,ae sig,aore.
En- Vega-baja asistfan al meeting mil
personas.
En- Guayama ochocientas.
En- Arroyo setecientas.
En- Isabella nuevecientas.
En- Toa-ata qulnientas.
En- Aguadilla dos mil.
r. beae, signore
En- Fajardo, en- Arroyo, en- Guaya-
ma, en- Dorado, en- Toa-alta, en- Camuy,
en- Isabella, en- Vega-baja aparecfan,
en- primer termino, entire ell auditorio,
muchas muy distinguidas damas
puertorriquei1as.
Caballeros de posici6n independents
= holgada.
Tftulos academicos.
Profesores competentfsimos.
Obreros de intachab:e oonducta So
cial.
Y pueblo, muchedumbre, masa los
que vigorizan la industria, los que fe-
cundan Ia TERRA, los que trabaj AN, los
que producer.
Ahf estan los peones de que habla La
Hategri0ad.
va los quisiera para ST.
Pero. =. estan verdes.
f. bene, sig,lore.
Muhoz Rivera no quem6 cohetes ora
toriOs.
Munoz Rivera afirI16 sie,npre, ante
todo. -sobre todo, Ell concepto de la pa
tria j; Ell imperio de la patria.
Y despues habl0 de la proxima rel
que aguarda del partido Ii |
beral.
De la autoaomfa, que praotica nues-
tro jefe CON AcTos y no con FRAsEs.
De la ibertad, en- cuyas aras darfa, |
81 fuera precise, su existencia.
Del orden publico, que tiene en- nos
otros su primer sustentaculo.
Y hasta hablo :oh doses! de la i'm
parcialidad del general Marin.
iJesns. -!
iQue jefe nj que tribune!
I'm hombre que en- tres meses orga-
nizo llev6 al triunfo una fuerza como !
Id uuc REPRESENTATIVES, GU Ia 1919.
Tn orador que en- treinta dias, sin
aescansar, nj meditar, hizo sETENTA
DIsCURsos sobre ideas varias, en- una
contfnua, en- un verdadero
to,tr de force de la palabra = del pensa
miento.
Para oradores y tribunos los de La
Y sus congeneres los de EI Puts.
e 5e,ae, sig,eoge.
Decis que Munoz Rivera es director
prophet arlo de LA DEMocRACIA
No 10 es.
LA DEMoCRACIA tiene su director.
Preguntadlo en- la alcaldia de Ponce |
Preguntadlo en- el gobierno.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-07-17

NEGOCIO. Sc venden 3 ceehes con sus
O >rresp n'rept~e narejss de cabsllos. Con
dicior,s: al CO .tsdo p'tzo con firms des-
eont.ble.
ILfornes II rminio Armstrong i2-15
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-07-17
SOMBRERERlA
"LA BELLA B0RlNQUENA "
8 "A T O G. 81 As

sutido de de
Bombios de Ultima
Sombreros fexibles de ata
Chisteras cak de
Sombreros nina 6
ell varado surdo ombreros de blanca cooe
precios amente ebaratos
Vista fe Acudid
Ponce, lie EN- de
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-29
President Walton Itesigns.

AT the regular meeting Of the Excel
sor Fire Company held on Tuesday
night, Mr.. J. b. Walton rendered his
resignation az President, for the rea-
son that he was unable to givo it the
attention required, which was accept
cd by tn. company with regrets. Mr..
Walton is ali old and experienced fire.
man, and has made tho Excclsiors Il
good president. On the acceptance OF
his resignation he was elected an hon
orary member of the company.
Mr.. j. w. Earhardt, former Vice
President of the company, was pro-
noted to the Presidency and Mr.. p. j.
Voss was elected Vice President. Mr..
Voss was also elected Captain of the
Excelsior Racing Reel Team, and will
proceed at onco to organize and prac-
Lice for the tournament which will be
given in Charleston about Decem-
Der lst.
A movement is on foot among somo
OF the best and most popular young
men Of the city to organize another
reel team, Or rather the city council
will be asked at its next meeting to al
low two companies to be formed out OF
the Excelsior Company, giving us two
white companies, which will cause a
rivalry and mako things lively among
the laddies. The young men that are
to compose the new company will meet
Monday night to organize. Those who
have checked their names on the list
agreeing to join will meet a. the coun-
Gil chambers Monday night at 7.3O
o'clock.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-29
n GREAT SiSOW.
"Joshua Sl,hpkins" Company Plays to
FuuHouse, Notwithstanding tho Rain.

Ono show has visited Greensboro
tn ut certainly has no ground Of COM
plaint, for it was Il bad, rainy night,
yet there were lew vacant seats in the
Academy of Music.
The name really shows what manner
OF performance it is-a typical New
England comedy. While there was u
story running through it, the fun was
the thing aimed at and tho house was
kept in an uproar about all the time.
The company carries much scenery
of its own and in putting it in between
acts much time is required, but no one
suffered on this account, for one Of the
finest orchestras ever in Greensboro
filled up the waits with excellent mu-
sic, rendering some elegant selections.
No ono expected to sec one of Shake
spcare's plays at an entertainment OF
this kind; on the contrary they went
to laugh aud they were not disappoint-
ed. 1t is on the Alvin Joslin order,
except it is better if fanythlng.--Grc
boro RECORD.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-29
"JoSIiua SimDktnS." T"

The "Joshna Simpkins" Company,
carrying their own special scenery, and
car, will produce tho great comedy
drama of that name at Newberry Opera
House, Saturday evening, October 30.
The piece deals with country life and
people, three acts of the play being
laid in one of the many quaint villages
of Vermont. The second act lin
scenes portrays Uncle Josh's first visit
to Washington City. In the third act
y sensational saw mill effect is shown,
being nothing moro nor less than a
complete, saw mill in full operation,
cntting up genuine timber. The saw
used is genuine Buzz or Circular Saw
and cut through timber at lightning
speed. Parade of the 2 Bands at 3p. m.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-29

Personal.


Miss Mattie Hill Of Greenwood Is Wis.
ting at Mr.. j. G. Myers.
Miss Georgia Fowler, OF Charleston,
Is visiting Mrs. j. w. Chappcll.
Mrs. H. l.. Parr, of Fairfield County,
Is visiting hcr father, Treasurer G. II.
Boyd.
Mrs. Rebecca Brown OF Norfolk, Va,
is on visit to relatives and friends in
NcWberry.
Mr.. C. Pool left on Tuesday night
for tho Nashville Exposition. He went
MS the guest OF his friend Capt. V. e. Nc
Bee OF tho Seaboard Air Line.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. S. Sease left on
Wednesday for Spartanburg. The
Herald and News wishes them abund-
ant success and happiness in their now
home and commends them to the good
peop'e of Spartanburg.
Rcv. f.. p. McClintocle returned yes
tcrday from the a. II. =. Synod in Ten
nessece. Senator Mower will return
this morning. The next session of the
Synod will be held in Chester, S. G.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-29
Daughters Confectionery,

A meeting will be held in the parlors
OF The Ncwbcrry Hotel on next Mon
day afternoon at 4.30 O'Clock for the
purpose of organizing chapter of the
"Daughters Of the Confcdcracy. All
daughters are urged to attend. Also
following relations Of soldiers, who arc
eligible, viz, widows, wives, mothers
sisters, nieccs, and lineal descendants
OF those who served honorably in Con
Tolerate army, navy, and civil service
This is noble, patriotic, work thai
cannot, must not be longer neglected.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-29

Those who believe chronic diarrhoea
to lie incurabe should read what Mr..
P. e. Grisham, Of Gaars Mills. La, has
to say on the subject, viz ~ have been
a sufferer from chronic diarrhoea ever
since the war and have tried all kinds
Of medicines for it. AT last I found n
remedy that effected a cure and that
, as Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera aud
can always he depended "pon for collie,
cholera morbus, dysen,ery and diar-
rh0ea. Ii Is pleasant to take and never
fails to effect clle. 25 and so c@Sz
sizes for sale by w. e. Pelham. Qsts
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-29
Jno. NJ. iinarl Camp,

meeting tf the Jno. M. Kiuard
Camp, Sons of Confederate Veterans
will be held in the Armory over Mi
NJ. l.. Spearman ~ Co.'S. store, Monday
night, November lst. J., at s o'clock sharp
Each member is earnestly requested tc
attend as business of Importance is to be
transacted.
JNO. Nj. KINARD, Commandant
H. Il. WRIGHT, Adjutant.