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The indicator., 1897-04-17
A PRESIDENTS PRIVATE CAR.
To he the Beat Thing of Its Kind ON
Wheels.

Wheeh.
The Railroad Car Journal, tho repre-
sentative publication of the car build
ing industry, has originated project
TO build private car for the use Of the
President of the United States, from
material and appliances contributed
for the purpose by the car building
and affiliated industries. 1t is pro-
posed to construct u private car ex-
ceiling anything OF this kind which
has been done before in the substan-
tinl character of its construction and
In the completeness and convenience OF
Its furnishings and decorations.
The projected car will be a complete
exposition OF the art of ear building,
demonstrating to the world the sur
passing excellence of this industry In
the United States; and 1t is to be pre-
sented to the Nation, as tribute from
the car building fraternity, for the per-
The indicator., 1897-04-17
l.nrrnne sccklng Immiernnt..

Many poor family that seeks the wc-rCru
vIH!s i'm fhu hope uf winning fortune. Is
pro-orvrd from that lusla.uu~ foe uf Jho en-
IguluT HUd -nhilIs and fever
los llu-frff.r'S Stomach Filters. Su effect
nully duc- tuut Incompatible medicinal de-
frusr fIrNfy fAe -y-ium against the com
hlurd luhuuae NJ % mIarlnns atmosphere
anil Wlusmu-luiutpl water that protected by
it tho pIuuypr tho miner or the tourist pro
viiod with ID may safely encounter the dan
ger.
The indicator., 1897-04-17
Mnnlc,i TO DO Lot Down rnsr.

''My poor friend said tho phiIanihrupiSr
to the tramp don't voU know that the rpHd
tu obstruction Us down hill an the wgyF'
"1hnI insf stills luv said Wandering
WIlkcr, 1s hr rI-Higlyd tue buulaee uu his
left ~Aur--t lcrrIud liaiulcalcr.
The indicator., 1897-04-17

Tho largest sheep train TO leave Fort Col
llns pulled out on the l2th. with two en-.
;;iucs and nineteen ears. over tho BarIlng.
ton y Missouri road. The cara were MI
,louhle 'lceGers. anu each contained 10.
head. making nearly 5000 for the train.
Tue chicago market holds tr well, Colorado
lt,nbs selling for 81 per hundred.
The indicator., 1897-04-17
4 sure Cure

"OHr Eiu uIwlys hnd spells ot fa!nuu-
aUuT HUUl sire uum" fn us.'
'WIIf uUr"l herr
"1up l.touuu iu uur dat i -u small that
She couldn't faint without fulNUs ON tNr
stove '-,IuycIuud plHiudcHieT,
The indicator., 1897-04-17

.Driuk less breathe more Eat less. chow
wall. mprr. S.l lr-- dig myr' Worry los.
work more, Waste hrs, give murc, WrliN
loss rrgi mora. Preach less practice more
The indicator., 1897-04-17

"DIl Vol hear about lLwtH~ getting
snnthoral lu h.s mofllur.- mau+ Ora
ripu- uu. low dul lr muptut "Iin 0lEIa
flscl fur toe names NJ persons cum1euiua'
Inc lho purchase ut % bicycle"
The indicator., 1897-04-17
Ff|tTtf.rTFt

"Nndlm s1il yieudorng Mike ''hcy vu
En| 5uF rFIT Dtf,'t
-Nu.r Replied 'uHg Nl# rHrEu- Iu tone
ny gupnr.y "hu- yuU wait t.w minute
HHI Iu uH. -ln. .u fhu ru'ri-oratpg and
---- L IN --u- = -AN----u.--L eLLr.
The indicator., 1897-04-17
Elucnte Your nowels WIN Cnscar,t..
Candy CurhaTtIc, euro constipation forever
zoe II c Q. G faLI. drugEists refund money.

Anon. the Lonreu blessings
Which we must not fail tu reap
Is the fact thut homeless goldfish
Tg ga l#,frirttI uUn 4lttru
The indicator., 1897-04-17
AN ENGAGEMENT.
-TnFtl by Gilbert Dayle.

X | n ID /. Y Provl-
dence called Mrs.
Beresford a W a y
for n few minutes,
and Gwen and l
were alone.
Il presume" |
observed, 1t Ii a t
there was a reason
in asking me to
call this after
noon ~
The indicator., 1897-04-17

I'm gplur to the gold standard RtSslHu and
Japan seem TO have misunderstood SruTtul
WocutJS mission abroad. Detroit Irrn
Press.
The indicator., 1897-04-17
IL.M.I IM.L

No offer uH HaaIroI Dollars reward
fr guy a.en 1f elarrl rhHl enuuU. he
cured Hy G...- In.ar-. tHFa
D. j. DlIENEN & Cp. Ta1cd1. o
We UUn undersigned love known D. j.
lNnlsy lr 'Ur #s. lr yrlr-. gHd believe
uIW pnri"'Iy uouHTIhr U uIi business
'rIH-aailHE. aad uuau-aiy alIC u carry
nI. amy obligations made hy their urm.
Wet TRIMS Wholesale Druggists, Tolc.
fiH. 10.
Waldlur Eaan & Marvin, Wholesale
bfurE ~.-, Ir.Hjn. %.
IiH'H. DaaarrH Cure Is t1Enn internally,
0rruE l.rnr.v upon tlp blood and mucous
surfaces Hf -Hc system. Tos. 'muui1l7 s'u:
free Price 1'e per h0rUc- Sold hy ull drug
ulstF.
II-N. IlmLLy pl-Ls arc tho host.
The indicator., 1897-04-17
"srAK rnHNNrn..

As YOU chew tobacco for pleasure use star
II Is not only tl0 best but the most lasting, aud
therefore, The cheapest.
The indicator., 1897-04-17
Chase
,.ornn n,ntr r.osrrI,rr-, c,uru.

els JONES -tu pursu'ul ulomrur.
"Ny~ but he's not aNuo up with q. yvr''
ricisMoUU.
The indicator., 1897-04-17
Mrs.. vynsIo,,,, Soo;nlns syrup

Japan imported about 30 100000 gallons o
kerosene oil from America last year.
The indicator., 1897-04-17
No.ro.nnc fer rLtly 60.

Guaranteed tobacco habit cure, makes weak
men trong, blood pure. soc 81. Al druggists
The indicator., 1897-04-17

M"000| ~ TT-0|T'7II7-- ~ 7T-TT00 T0s T7I-T
"IIupNins cnrrics q paIW.ioaf nn. wt1.gT
and summer HWIut- tHGr f1rt' '.ila
can't trIi when hr starts nUt iu tHc wur1-
ing whether Ice VIII upHI ir On uruj lois fn.
The indicator., 1897-04-17

"What S hardy rose busbF' "It is 0uu
thar doesn't mind your WUfhCr pulling m 1fp
hy tic roula every few days tu see lf IJ has
begun TO grow yet
The indicator., 1897-04-17

"My daughters have persuaded me to Ride
\ wheel" "Wcll, that's all right" "No. 81
isn't. They want We tn ride With th0W hH
slim -
The indicator., 1897-04-17
n,t,or,-,-,, s,,, ,rli,,o

ENpnct not so send twD-crut stamp lo
the General Passenger Agent Colorado Mid
land Railroad. Denver. and he viii send you
dne cOlOrcd picture OF ono.
The indicator., 1897-04-17

FITS stopped t-rr 0ut permanently rurr1 n q
Bf.,r 'T-r uar tsr DC ifr. Kline t.rrHs NrrN,
gr.tnrcr. .rus So frinl ltrHI. urn arrH-la.
send 20 UE, hLfag, HIt AFsu zf rulIHl.ipHtJ Pa
The indicator., 1897-04-17

Iur ulICs1 irrlhng s0fr"ns tHrsIun- -rIur's Ind1u
nariun ulinys pain cures Wind c7c. - vruu lortie
The indicator., 1897-04-17

Two years ago Snn salmon trout We're
turned intn the ornamental water in ST.
James Park. London. But as thcsr FISH
cannot live except In fresh running watcr,
all have pcrishcd, whereas roach and o"lS
nnmrish I'm lmc lnkc.
The indicator., 1897-04-17
I'M. TlmIy nm - ~ ~.

"Whg does TupuUtrh always hry his
rlufhr- uu Ehe back streets" 'Hc vuuts tr
use The fashionable avenues for prom
rugIrs.'
The indicator., 1897-04-17

p.4p s euro lrg Consumption has saved u.
4rLr doctor uII.s-r o.. sIrl5.. l.-~ i.a
Gent Square. PHILADELPHIA lu.. Doc. S. Isg5
The indicator., 1897-04-17

Powder CURES \ CoI.p
In the head iu one day. All DruEE.s ISIS refund
the money IL Il falls to cure, - els. SURE
CURE FOR CAFAERH AND HAY FEWER
The indicator., 1897-04-17
u u uclcCD RELIABLEGooDsoN ONLY
Il; Isss::so q: nhiSIn, hlsEe !, SADDLES HARNESS
WOLFE L0ND0NER @lgs;$!i og$$tn H;;sI! and

CI nOIcTc COLFAN AVE. FLORAL. co
TlUnIOIC CPS 10th St Tel. 1914. Green
houses Cor. Colfax and York Sts.. Denver.
The indicator., 1897-04-17

g. BUNTING FLAGS made OF the best
wool bunting. with the full compliment
OF stars scwed each union d It flag,
@SS IL Is each. 4 -. 10 t3, 1884, IA 4sS lG J3p
Mn 1877 10, - 10 - ila7O ~ $3.50 -
St.O.7D. 81 s22bO, 80 S.5t0. ~ So, 30 tUJ.
r. H. FISH Ell, 1i1t:B I.arimer Street. Denver
The indicator., 1897-04-17

Eioutr TFcatm"nt -WH#r guarantee Hr"u- ro
Molcun o., llHuHI.-r.I" N,N AI-u..au tlus pllHJ.
The indicator., 1897-04-17

onI completely
express your and
medicine Miss AlAaE i. JouSsos- Centaiu,
The indicator., 1897-04-17

0ND Hand dMachinery.1 Mining. Engines Boil
( ers. etc. Send for prices. S. $. Machinery
Co., 1920 Lawrence. Warehouse 9Th n Market.
The indicator., 1897-04-17
rn Cnre cnnstInntInn rnrernr.

Take CAscarets Candy CUthartic lOc or PC.
II c, c. c. fail TO cure, druggists retuu1 money.
The indicator., 1897-04-17
prices TiIE DENVER FXih samples free.

AnIcC Send your orders for everything
IHUIcO In the MILLINERY line to THE
HOwLAND MILLINERY CO.. Denver.
The indicator., 1897-04-17

MY health baoumc so poor that ! hud 10
school. 1 was tired oil t-c time, uud had dreadful
in my side and back. 1 would huvc the Lcal
so badly that everything would upppar black Ls-
fore my eyes, and ] could mot go on with Iuy
studies l was also troubled with irregul-rity of
mrnsgs. was very weak, and lost So much flesh
that my friends bacatue alarmed. AIy mother wAo
IS n firm believer in your remedies from expert
cnce, Thought perhaps they might benefit me,
and wrote You for advice. j followed the advice
yon gave, and used Iydia T. Fjrlyhum5 Negotiable
COMPOUND and Liver I.I- as you directed. and am
now as well as j ever wus. j have gained Ee-b
and have good color ana completely cured of 10
The indicator., 1897-04-17

HNnlIO Foreclosures in different parts Of the
Y HNm n state; Write for particulars; The Cen
iAAsJhS tral Trustee, 1884 Curtis St Denver.
The indicator., 1897-04-17

TVpeWTterS nss;; as: u.s. Il Sssss s
The indicator., 1897-04-17
YOUR RULING PLANET
DISCOVERED
BY AstrOlOgy

DVT HCfrOTNnvy IS Tho ttIt OF FrOf. q. W.
Dy AStlUIUSy Cunnlnghnm's work
=-====-=--=-=S-=e- on this wonderful fciencc.
The reader easily tell his or his friends Ruling
Planet. There Is also much other valuable infol,
nation and the Horoscopes Of President Mckinley
and VIM. j. Sryan. Price. postpaid, .6c, 5Oc
and Sl.Oo. according TO binGins.
FREE TEST READINGS and 2 sGnr II Failing Elan M
parties whose letters happen be ist, Sr, elh and
ieih opened in each days mall All applicants must
comply with the following conditions Send rex,
nationality place. year. month, date and ttnne OF
birth, M. pos iblc. Al winners
will receive their reading their returned ica
&c for postage All applications must contain gic IA
stamps to pay for readings in case you not The
winner. send mt once; you arc just A. apt 10 win
as anyone and " You do not, VIII receive NGln
able test by nstruory for the small of Those
not knowing time Of birth sbould send &c for ithcr
instructions Address
PROF, G, w, CUNNINGHAM,
The indicator., 1897-04-17

ing dnlgHitr 70 tHc Tor she WilI del
This is gospel truhhe is developing Of
Lydia Z Iinfnm Vegetable Compound is the greatest
medicine Make o.
Will all the female
The indicator., 1897-04-17

depends her health.
ndation of many diseases. and is in itself symptom
ease. 1T is of the greatest importance that rcgu-
ty be accomplished possible after the flow
5 established fact.
Disturbance of the menstrual function posons
the blood. Iu young girls suppression develops
latent inherited tendencies to scrofula
sumption, and time must be lost in restoring
regularity. Many young girl goes TO her grave
because this difficulty has been thought lightly Of
and mother has said, "I'ime will bring about a
cure; she is young don't worry about her"
Mother, when you sec your daughter lanPud
and Indifferent to things that usually interest
young girl, when you note that flush on her check
that CLASSY appearance in her eyes: when your
daughter tells You that even the weight of her
dress waist oppresscs her and that She has terri
BILE pains in her stomach shortly after eating don't
ignore Those sgns. Ii Won do Won win be follow
The indicator., 1897-04-17
One of Mrs. Pinkham's Talks
Concerning a Mothers Duty to Her Young Daughter.
Chat with Miss Marie Johnson.
Together with q

On proper
fonancc of th, function health.
symptom
The indicator., 1897-04-17
Seals RYBBER '! B! SIAMpSfS$:$4HSSSss's r i ): 4

TENTS AWNINGS, %'FSn fS1iaSssa aSss5. r.:
Iarimcr St Denver. Catalogue mailed free,
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-11-10
His Brain Oozsd Out.

Lasta. Nov. 2-As the town Of Sell
Iers to-day a remarkable case was ez-
bibited. Aooas 16 or Is days ago a
negro bog, is years OF age. vas shot
by bis companion. Tue bali entered
the skull over the left eye and penetra-
ted as ia. as the occipitsl bone 10 en-
oblique direction, into the brain four or
Eve inches. The boy lived Is days
With his brain oozing out By bits. The
boy taas waa sast was named Isaac
jones; the boy who did the shooting
vas named William Barsh.
The doctors found the bali to the left
Of toe frontal booe, in the pariestal re-
gion, where large abscess had formed
The ball had been definitely located
and tie negro's l;fe probably would
have been saved if the parents he'd
consented to the operation 10 time.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-11-10
A ConciIiatory Tone :;
Acknowledge Insurgents Will
Not Submit Unless Aban-
Goned by Americans.

Madrid, Nov. 2.-Marshal Blauco,
the new captain general Of Coba, ba,
sent a cable message to the Spanish
government saying be has formed q
favorable opinioa regarding the pros
poets for the paci6oatioo of Cuba
A semi-of6eial note was circulated
to-day, giving more exact indication
of the contents of the Spanish note in
reply to the communication Of the
United States. It says the note con
cludes with the assurance that Spain is
animated by the sane friendly feeling
as expressed in behalf of the United
States
TIE second part of the reply goes
into elaborate details concerning the
various 6libussering expeditions which
are said 10 have left the Uaited States
for Cuba, which details are based
entirely upon the report of Calderoo
Carlisle. the former counsellor of the
Spanish legation at Washington.
spsia. in concluding this portion of
her reply to the Uoited States, ex-
presses the hope that this phase of the
situation will be changed and that the
United States will try to "prevent
further violations Of International Law. y
Replying to the offer Of mediation
made by the United States. Spain saws
she hopesSthe United States will &C.
.tioyally and correctly in helping Spain
TO pacify Cuba, especially in view of the
fact that such an extended form of
susouomiss government is abous to be
sincerely granted
..l'he general feeling here is uore hope
fal Of peaceful outcome Of the situs-
tion, especially since Marsha! Dlanco's
arrival at Habana. as it is believed his
presence will greatly further the sclv
log of the Csban problem. At the
same time, it is pointed out that
the submission Of the lnaurgeu.s cspnos
be expected ''uoless they are entirely
abandoned by the United States
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-11-10
The State Held Up From
SEEING Wagons.
A WRIT OF INJUNCTION
Issued by Judge Simonton.

Judge Simonton has issued kind
of .'stand and deliver" order on
the states little scheme to seize wsg
ons aud teams bringing in original
package liquor, and the state has
stood and delivered.
The papers were served here yes
terdey and Governor Ellerbe said the
order would be respected and the
liquor and teams reized a few days
ago at Laurens by the deputy sheriff
would be returned to the owner
E j. C'Connor, liquor dealer Of
Augusta, is the plaintiff in the case
and Sheriff Geo S. McCravy, Con.
stables A. P. and A. R Sullivan and
Governor Ellerbe are the defendants
The order required the defe ndants
to forthwith deliver the horses, wag-
ons, liquor. beers, etc, to the pos
session and control of the complain
ant, The rule is made returnable
here before Judge Simonton on the
fourth Monday in this month.
Messrs Mordecai & Gadsden, of
Charleston, represent the complain
ant
In the bill O'Connor states that on
October 25 he delivered to his agent,
Adolph Slayer, four two horse wag-
on loads of wines and liquors, in
original. unbroken packages Tha.
Slayer himself was in charge of the
property in transit, and that when
be was within seven miles of Lsu-
rens the sheriff and constables came
up and seized and carried away the
liquors. O'Connor claims to have
shipped goods in the same manner to
Aiken. Saluda, Edge6eld and New
berry. He claims, moreover, that
Iiauor is an article Of lawful CON.
merce and that it can be transported
from Que state to another in any man
ner whatsoever in original packages.
The sheriff, it appears, was warned
previous to the seizure not to inter
fere with the liquor The compain-
ant asks for $4,000 damages, and al
leges, furthermore, that be is threat
ened with the complete destruction
of his business to the extent Of Sl0,-
000.-Register
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-11-10
MR. VAN WYCK's FAMILY.
mayor Of Greater New York
Born in Pendleton.

The people of this State have been
watching the municipal contest in New
York With more than ordinary interest
owing to the fact that the man who has
now been elected mayor was born in
this State. When i. vas known yester.
day that Mr. Van W,ck had been
elected the people Of Columbia talked
Of his past history aad an interesting
story as to the man who was carriage
diver in the Van Wyck family at that
time vas recalled.
During the day reliable Information
vas obtained about Mr.. Van Wyck's
South Carolina history from lady who
formerly lived near the family. Here
is what she said
.sRobcrt Van Wyck. the newly elect
ed mayor of Greater New York. was
born in Old Pendleton, s G.. aud
spent the early part of bis life there.
He has one brother. Augustus, who is
living 10 New York Sam, another,
vas killed early during the war 10 the
northern part Of Alabama. He was
Confederate soldier. His children live
10 Anderson. S. G. The remaining
brother, William died 10 New York.
His sister is the wife Of General Hoke
of North Carolina. I'be father Of this
family vas from Now York. The
mother was daughter of Mr.. San
Maverick. who lived in Pendlesou.
Mr. Maverick was the owner Of more
real estate than aay other one man ID.
the State. His possessions lay in
South Carolina, New York and Texas.
"Oce of Mr. Mavericks sous, Au-
gussus, went early to Texas and vas en-
gagged in il the var between the Texas
republic and Mexico, and was at coe
time made prisoner By the Mez;caas.
His hoGe vas at San Antonio, waere
bis descendants still live. He was as,
scciated With Crcckess and barely es-
capped the massacre ct the Alamo. At
his death be owned more land ia Texas
taan the State of South Carolina apd
his cattle we're 50 aumercas thai it was
imprac.iesbls to brand them. The no
brand was the marx Of bis ownership,
so that to this day unbranded cattle 10
Texas are called Maverick
CAT one time the Van. Wyek family
brought 20 Pandletop Walter Gibson,
as carriage driver. Gibson married
a Miss Le0is and gave up driving.
Then ne wandered away to ooe Of The
Sandwich islaeds. and eventually be-
cane practically the owoer and kieg Of
the island. He vas prime minister,
aad. thcngh nnder tde monarchy. be
vas practically dictator of the govern
meot.-State.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-11-10
Must Obey the Law
State Wins in the Chester o
p. Case.
Especial to The Rsgis,er.]

Charleston, S. c.. Nov 3-Tae
original package agencies have not
everything their owa way a0d Judge
Simontoa's decision rendered 10 tie
O. P. agencies must acs in strict acco:
dance With tbs state and the decisions
Of tue cours, and that the Uoited States
court will rot protect them from the
righteous authority Of the state.
It appears that Blu,heothal & Bick-
ars of Atlanta opened an agency ia
Chester aud pat J Groeschel in charge
OF it. Groeschel is alleged TO have dis
regarded the hours aud days for the
opening aud closing Of the agency and
CONDUCTED things pretty much as he
saw fit without regarded to the dispen-
sary law AID the previous decisions Of
the court. He was also charged with
having sold liquor to minors.
Judge sinonton decided today to
dismiss the motion for 40 Injunction
aoa resiraioiog order. which practicsll =
leaves the state authorities 10 control of
the situation
Judge S;monton states ia bis opinio q
that the priocipal caoaos be indicated
by crimiaal proceedings aud be punish
ed c.iminally for the cooduct OF tae
ageot, but be can be deprived CT the
privilege of selling because his agent
who represented him entirely lost that
privilege Judge S;uonton decides
that the process by Which the conplair-
ant vas deprived of the liquor seems
to be 10 due process.
The question, the court states, as to
whether the case has become subject 10
forfeiture under the police laws CT
South Carolina. depends upon the coz.
struc.ion Of the South Carolina statute
and i, for the courts OF the state to dc
eide Judge Simotou is Of the opinion
that this is not question involving the
construction OF the constitution or the
laws OF the United States
It is very probable that the police
force Of the state will now direct ita ef-
forts towards making out similsr cases
against the original package stores,
wherever and whenever they can do SO.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-11-10
The Seal Treaty.
United States, Russia and japan
Will Protect Seals.

Washington, Nov. 1t is expected
tba. treaty or convention between the
United States. Russia aad japan will
be formally signed aud executed at the
state department. during the present
week, carrying cut the proposition be-.
fore the Beriug Sea conference Ct q
suspension Of pelagic sealing. The
present understanding is that tue sign
ing Of this document will occur s;sbio
the next fev days. It will represent
the completed efforts Of the conference
and With the sin aging concluded the con-
ference Will adjourn. The ternsof the
treaty or convention will follow the
lines of the proposition considered by
the conference and referred With favor
BILE recommendation to the authorities
at St. Petersburg and Toxic. No doubt
exists as 70 the acceptance Of the Rus
sian authorities. aud it car nov be
stated positively that the japanese gov
erunent has approved the proposition
and that the japanese delegates are
prepared to place their signatures to the
treaty. This clears away all obstacles,
aud little remains to be done beyond
the formal;sies attending the signing Of
such an instrument The essential
feature of the treaty or convention is
for tie suspension of pelagic sealing
for sacb a period as will permit the
seal herds to revive. The period Of
this suspension is not disclosed Ooe
report is that it will be for one year,
subject to extension. Another is that
it will cover teru Of years. But the
exact duration Of the suspension cannot
lie verified.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-11-10

Two young South Carolina at
torneys who obtained positions in
Washington in the line of their pro-
fessions during Mr. Cleveland's last
term, are John G. Capers. of Colnm-
bia, AID assistant attorney in the de-
partment of justice, and E. M Ruck-
er, also Of Columbia, an assistant at
torney in the department Of the IN
terror. The positions they hold are
now under the civil service rules,
which means that they are not re
movable, save for cause.