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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-08-24
THE INDIAN REuELLION.

Large Force of Afridis ON the
March Incitcd by a Priest.
simla, Aug. 23-A large force Of Afridis.
u Is reported, has advanced down the
Khyber Pass, and the so-called Mad Null
lah. or fanatical priest who ia melting the
natives OF that territory against the Brit
ish. Is said TO have collected the Mohame-
dams for an attack upon Mchni and sha-
badad.
The ROYAL Irish regiment and a native
Infantry. with a battery OF mountain ar
tlilery, have been ordered 90 KohaL
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-08-24
CHARLESTON TO KLONDIKE.
a Party of Local Capitalists Charter
steamer For the Trim.

Charleston, S. c.. Aug. pa syndicate
of local capitalists. headed by A. S. En-
erson, have chartered a steamship and
will run her from Charleston to Klondike.
She will sail from here Feb 15 going 20
st. Michaels by way Of Cape Horn. There
the passengers will be transferred to
smaller boats and towed up tho river to
Dawson City. Each passenger will be al
lowed to carry 1000 pounds Of freight and
tickets will cost $500. IL is expected that
the trip VIII require seventy days.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-08-24
BURNED THE BODY.
An Arkansas Negro Who Dened the
LAW Meets nm Awful Death.

LAW Meets nm Awful Death.
Little Rock, Ark, Aug pa special
from Baxter, Ark, says Ed Williams.
colored was killed and burned up In his
home. three miles north Of this place,
about o'clock yesterday morning.
About month ago Williams commit
ted an outrage on "a colored woman and
then sent word TO the deputy sheriff. re-
siding here, that he would Kill him n he
undertook TO arrest him.
why an effort WAS not made sooner 10
arrest him is not stated, but Saturday
Deputy Sheriff VIII Hammack arrived
from Monticello and began making prep
arations for the arrest
About o'clock last night a start was
made. and about O'Clock Sunday morning
the house was surrounded by the posse.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-08-24
GOING Fon TTE PRESIDENT.
senntor Hannn Ennoute For BunaIo
in Ills Yacht.

Cleveland. o., Aug. z3.-senalor 81. A.
Hanna iofi 90 bis steam yacht. fhe Coz
manche. roo 3 O'Clock thn afternoon fof
Buffalo. where he wili loin President So.
kinney and bring enc chief executive back
f0 Cleveland With hlm 0n Thmadng
Hfunf0f Hanna WHa accompanied bg Col
MFron ~ lfHmIfk Hn8 MF william CHS.
holm, There Hffe 30 ladies on lpard
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-08-24
CLAIMS AGAINST SPAIN.
Tetuan Says the Only One Filed Is
That of Ruiz.

Madrid, Aug. 23.-The Duke OF Tetuan.
the minister Of foreign affairs. declares
that the only claim presented by the Uni
ted States I'm connection with cuba Is a
demand for the payment OF an indemnity
to the family Of Or. Ricardo Ruiz. the
American citizen, who met his death in
the Jail OF Guanabacoa, under suspicious
circumstances, and Is cOuched In pacific
language.
capt. Gen. Weyler. It is further an
nounced, has not resigned. but the gov
crnment viii consider shortly the results
obtained by the campaign IN cuba.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-08-24
NEWS FROM THE MINERS.
The Trail ImDassibIe--Many VIII
Winter at Dyea and Sknguay.

~ 10 "a 9'1''' - 1%tIts my
Seattle Wash, Aug. 23-The steamer
Rosalie, which arrived here to-day from
Dyea and skaguay, reports that there are
about 1000 people at skaguay, and that
the trail is still impossible.
About 800 miners are working on il,
and it is expected that it will be ready in
a few weeks AT Dyea the miners are
getting across as rapidly as could be ex-
pected.
Juneau is rapidly filing up with miners
from Dyea and Skaguay, who propose to
winter there.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-08-24
DID NOT MATERIALIZE.
The Absence of Certain Leaders Null
Iify the Chicago Conference.

Ihe NHstHtt OF NNTIHIH ItUWtFh NUI-
lify the Chicago Conference.
Chicago, Aug. 23.-The conference of the
National Republican League and national
republican leaders did not materalize to-
day. Senator Hanna was unable to get
here, and Chairman Dick Of the Ohio com
mittee could not reach Chicago to-day.
and is not expected before the latter part
of the week. Meantime Henry c. Payne Of
Wisconsin and 5. A. Perkins, Senator
Hanna's private secretary, have gone to
their homes.
e. V. Smalley of the National Sound
Money League Is still in the city ar
ranging with Secretary Bowling of the
league for the distribution of documents
during the Ohio and Iowa campaigns.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-08-24
WHIPPED THEIR MESSIAH.
4 Race War Is Imminent on Tint
Account in Darkest Alabama.

Account IN DhrIscst AInbnmn.
Montgomery Ala, Aug. 23.-A special 20
the Advertiser, from Gadsden. Ala. says.
- race war Is imminent in Etowah
county. a negro woman has teen preach
ing on Sand mountain 20 negroes and ig-
norant whites. claiming she Is the mes
siah. and can do all things. They had "A
big foot washing Sunday and negroes end
whites inicrmingled freely. embracing each
other with the holy kiss"
"rhis morning the negro woman met one
OF the best citizens Of the town and
cursed him terribly. he finally cowhlded
her within an inch OF her life. Her fol-
lowers swear they viii cxtermlnato the
better element OF the white pe0pe. ana "a
clash may come az any time. Sho has laid
several plots 20 buAhwhack those who
naVn nnr.mMnnl hnr ~ nn.l.I.n
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-08-24
After rour Ycnrs IdIene.s.

Youngstown o.. Aug 2S-The Girard
mills OF theUnion Iron and Steel Company,
which have not been in operation for four
years. will start again on Wednesday 1t
employs about 200 hands
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-08-24
mAD roo Mucu MOUTH.
whitecappers WHIP "a Negro VINO
Threatened 80 Report Them.

Montgomery, A.aa Aug g-A special 20
tho Advertiser from AbbeYilio. Ala. says.
Saturday night whiteeapp.rf in this coun.
~ shot nnd Killed. Frank smith. a negro.
Recently che whltneapprra whipped q
vounR nogf0 fOr hn alleged onenH0. smith
anl repeatedly tnHf he knfW who d.d tho
whipping iua intended fD report it
lie was notified - Keep hle NOUN ahut.
600 aa he continued " talh hg nas plf 0ut
~ ilg WY
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-08-24

Victoria, y. c.. Aug 23.-The steamer
Queen left this morning on her last trip
this season TO Alaska. She was crowded
with passengers, freight and horses. Fif-
teen passengers were left here as there
was no room on the steamer for their
horses and outfits
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-08-24
TIN PLATE WILLS RESUME.
strikers Accept the Terms ORered
and 60 Back to Work

and GO IInck to Work.
Cleveland. o.. Aug. 22-Work was re-
sumed in all departments Of the Britton
tin plate mills to-day the strikers accept
ing the terms Of the company and going
back to work
Work has also been resumed in all de-
partments OF the Union rolling mill.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-08-24

to induce the court TO hold him RESPONSE
bile for the action of the strikers The
court said the camp in itself was perfectly
lawful, but the marching was unlawful"
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-08-11

A beavy hail is reported 10 have fallen il
the neisioorbood OF B;ogdon Friday night,
ard crops Mere damaged TO some extent.
The Weste,1 Union Telegrah Office is be-
iog eo,areed TO give aeeded rom io- he
growing bus,cess IF the company ana u Sec
ond wire TO Aagus,a is oeiog pui 10 .or the
FISH ousiuess
On the Application Of Angeiine Ait.icus,
Magistrate Wells bss issued a warrant Tor
Tom A r,eDus, who >ssaulled Augellce AR
tellus with Intent TO ki!l.
The steel vau.; and 6x:use, in the Court
House are reiug put il place oS NJ. Smi:o,
tue repsssentaiive OF ,us Gria from which the
vault and s.eel .urnEu:e were purchased.
Tie Coan,y Board CT Control 1lst ahursda:
and ,sspsscied routine ousiueFs. There was
noihiag aone Of general interest 10 The puc-
lie. Dispensers Rafie.d, Warren ana Spears
made beir rega:sr reports aad settlements
TIE Thursday Nigh. Cicb bad a secy pleas
ant meeting Tnutsday evening at tbs residence
of Mr. g Duraat Tcis ciup winch was
recently organized by q nuuoer CT toe 5oang
people IS il,erar, and socin ~ Character ana
meets every Thursday night.
Wei: informed poiniciars from ,fe Si1'h
District are OF the opia;oa shat tue Congress
sional race IS ce,ween Norton aad Eiisrtss
with Jshus.on close tb,:a.. A r'rjo'lIy Of
,be ,aen ,n,ersiewtd irciine o the oeiiet tn.t
EiIerbes ass ,he irsioe tack ct present..
The institute fer colored ,esc5ers' whichwas
held last week 10 he Liocoiu graded scnoos
building, was well a,tendei aid proved very
interesting. The lectures al! dealt with tee
practicsi work ct the scooo :oom, aua tne
eculty was an excellent cue in every respect.
TIE institute for the colo1ed teachers of
tie county closed Friday night with public
exercise in tn hall of the Pres"y1erlan High
School The 1nsu,u,e was we'll attended acd
was one Of The most successful in every re-
spec, ever held in this county ihe enter
,.ioment Friday evening vas at;eaded oy
large crowd and an excel ena programme was
we'll executed.
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a Remarkable Cure Of Chronic
Diarrhoea.

Ia 1862, wheh served ~ country as a
private in Company 4, ls7tb Pennsylvania
Volunteers, contracted chrooic diarrhoes.
I; has given me great deal os trouble ever
since have tried dcz:n different nsdi-
cines aad several prominent doctors With
cut any permanent relief. Not long ego a
ftisnd sen, ne sample oo,tie Of Chamber
iisn's Coi;c, Cholera and Disrrhoea Rs.asdy
and st.er that bought and took 9 30 ceot
bottle; sbd now can say that an entirely
cured. caooo, be sharkfu! enough 10 sou
for this grea Remedy, and rscoumeod it 10
all suff-rios veterars. If 10 doubt write me.
Yours gratefully, HENRY STEINBERGEa.
Ai:entown, Pa Sold oy DR.. a J. Chiaa.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-08-11
EARMER'S INSTITUTE
Conducted b5 Members O. Clemson
College Faculty.


: Farmers lrsti,ute. urder tee direction
of Plss'tE B. Cta;zbead ard oiner mem Der;
C; tie fscuitv OF Clemson College, will be
held 10 the Dacker l. Du!ttrao hail, tbs city
on Saturday August l4th, beginning at o
Z. 70.
Or Wymaa, the College veieriari4n, will
t,eat free, a+;wesn and 10 O'Clock g. E.,
diseased animals
All cit:z=as 3ss cordially inriied to be
prssen.
Cf :utj-crs to he discussed aea:oa may be
made of me following:
Horse Shoe;ng; Toe Care of The Brood
lizsrs; Drinking Water; Dairying; Truck
and orber Interesting subjects.
TIE institutes wherever held have been
well attended AID hsva been a means of dis
semnatitg among the farmers of the State a
great deal CT practical information, useful
acd va:uaole on every farm. The lectures
are copcise and simple and are interesting
and easils undersood The lecturers endeav.
or 10 eliminate al! technicaliues from the
discussion, so ttat the very pith and point o
the NATTER may oe grasped d. every bearer.
The public generally and the farmers O
Sumter County in particular are invited to os
p;e:ent. The ball in which the lectures are
10 De delivered is large aud we'll ventilated
and will oe found comfortable and pleasan
place 10 spend the day. The hsl is the mos
suitable aod convenient place .hat could ot
secured, and Sir E ". a. Bultman tender
! ed ,he use Of it free of charge.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-08-11

The following paragraph was banded in
10 the Daily Item chice on Friday
morning by member Of Monaghan Hose
Co /. No Q: 'sFraDklio, .he driver for NO. 2
cad the whip are still in the tree the horses
esd wagon are on the way hoce.'
Some o. the young members Of The Sumter
club will have dance at lne ciuo this
evening Although This s not a regular
cinb affair, any member will be welcome and
ali ladies' also.
The tobacco sesson opered il Mayesville
Yesterday. The :epor, from ibc,e Monday was
that there wou:d he large aln ant Of ioEac-
co on hand and Il srccessiu! and vel a;tend.
ed break was Anticipated.
The Sumter Tosacco Warehouse opens
for The season today "wednesday The out
lock 10: ibe season IS very bright. as fac
crop hss aeen made in The :e;.iiory from
/ Which this uarie; Graws lis .Mrgtsi trace,
sni The prices ;his YEAR promise 10 he
SDcch oelle: ,:ian ia:,. AZ grades
OF tonecco Command high prices and for
tie fner grades OF 5risfis tae prices are ex-
csptionall7 coed: sad toe demand is sroog.
as here is nas :. SoE:pArst,vely small stock
Of old /. bscco in toe bands of manufacturers
and dealers TIE first sale OF :he season wes
hrii 10 D,rlingtoa ca Aug. u aud ;ae t.
oacco so.a well. The Timmocs7iiie Ware
honses o"ened " eanesday, .nd large aucloer
Of buyers a.e On hand 10 '=ss part IL ire
| ''bisas.'
The boue yard IN tie neighnoraood oe
Turke7 C:=eh IS bs:om;ng gary oG-nsire 70
.sose wao t-asei ,2e Msseeyilie read. AS
.he bone ya.d is ceyo1d The ci's sicits: the
bo-rd Of coan.y commissioners viii have 10
,ake hana 10 The c,a,ser nu:-ss the CRY eu-
;cu:i it,ss caa devise socle meArs 10 pfevea;
ice 5npp'ag of dead sors~s and a.! sorts c.:
cfrns:ye Sa,bsee 30 Gear !ae road as 10 De
cfeas,vc 10 ever ;,ass-r by.
Taere hare been ou,cerors complaints from
various parts of the c;'y du:ing the psSt
week tha, The stteet carts arc rerr slow
! ss,o,i, moving gs.oage froEl tie st:ee;s. The
ma:ier was brought to the attention of lhs
Board OF Heel,h ST the a;eeting 9ast week,
and lhe stree; commissioner cepor ed that two
or more sf the mules of the department had
ceea uui. for service for several days and the
street had gotten 5ehiod with the .emoyal Of
garbage.
johnny Mack aod Lily Fraser, colo'ed
were before the Mayor Wednesday morning,
charged With oisordarly conduc, Mack was
seu.eoced 30 six days on the streets or So fine
asd Lily Fraser two days or ST foe. Both
paid the fines and were released. % Thurs
day Tom artemus was up for disorderiy con-
dnc,, beating his wife and slab5ing her With
kai:e. He got ,en days on tie streets or
S. fine
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-08-11
Elocutionary Recital.

On Fr:da. evening Of this week re-
citsl WI! &c given n- Hiss Lama
Ruff Miss Ruff is jast fro" En-
erscn's School OF Ora!ory Of Boston.
all who have heard Der were delighted and
have always expressed themselves 20 anxious
10 heAr her again. We quote f.om Que OF
ouc- contemporaries He7 voice is aa flexible
as TIE echo; Der GESTURES as real as nature !:
her expression mirror Of her Ibonehis. Nj.
Jno. P Moran has cocseo'ed 10 &c present
with his mandolin. &c needs 90 intTodGc-
tion. Let everyone, VITO wisbss to sped q
thoroughly erjoysole evening. be presen, o.
this occasion. A treat is il store FOR you
To Whom II Nay concern: had the
pleasure of nearirg Miss Ruff Iecj!e AT Con
vese College, and have 10 hesi.ancy 20 sav-
ing she is able TO please these WHO viii attend
her proposed entertainment.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-08-11
DEATH.


The youngest cb,ld OF Er and Mrs. Jso es
u Reames, an in.e:esiiog little ocs aged styen
months, died Saturday morning after few
days sicknes The funeral services we're held
II, the house q, 20 80 O'Clock SUNDAY
norsirg
s.r. ". n White, one of toe Oldest ci,1-
zsns CT This county, died 90 Saturday at his
home few m'es from this city. Ths fnae'ei
services were held at hisla;e resideecs Monday
nsornpg aud were attended bs numerous
frieuds ard relatives cf 'he tam:l:- ae.
Eh,;e had lived long pas, the allotted tin:
of man and there are few, if auy, of h;s
contemporaries DOW !i7i"g.
ars. Iaa Philips. eldes. daughter CT As
sistanr Chief Of Polic- Z & Weeks, d'ed
Monday al Der hone il E1.aw-iie after
al illness Of severa! weeks. He- 'ifr YES
Gespa,red Of veral days ago, and the eco
came not unex pectedly 10 Ter famil9.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-08-11
Found Dead n Bed.

Miss Mary Hammond. a white wou:an
aboa, so years of age who recently came 10
this city f,om Camden, was found oead ln bed
Monday night ahou, O'Clock She live aloce
In house on Sumter Street, and no one wss
with her a, the time of her death She bad teen
sick for week or longer with fever and wss
attended az Dr.. Archie Chipa. STE was not
considered dangerously III, aDd her sudden
death was upexcec'ea
Jerome. Moses summoned j1ry yesterday
aud held 'oQnest c7er tie dead body
The verdic, was mat toe deceased cane &c
her dea h-frcm aatural causes.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-08-11
WINTHROP COLLEGE.
SCHOLARSHIPS and ENTRANCE
EXAMINATIONS.

rNaE EXAMINATIONS FOR THE
award Of vacant scholarships 10 VIM
throo College and for The admission Of 5ew
students wi;l be held at the County Cour;
House on Aug. 18Th. at 8 a n.
Applicants must not oe less than fifteen
years OF age When scholarships are vacated
after Aag 18th, they will tie awarded to
those making the highest average at this ex.
animation.
The cost Of attendance, including board,
furnished room, heat, light and washing is
onlv So SO per month
For further information asd catalogue
PRESIDENT D. B JOHNSON,
Rack Hill S c..
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-08-11
ATTENTION.

Ia orderiog your paper changed from oos
post Office 10 another, always name both
Offices. Very often we know the post cfnce
at which a snascrioer has besa receiving the
paper. hus sometimes we do got; aud when
request to change is dated and Eaailed al
the new Office and the former address is nos
named. it requires some guessing and search
lug through the mail hstin oreer TO end the
name-it being oecessary TO take It OF The
former list as we'll as put il on the new.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-08-11

Coo,7scFo7 ackiever began work On the
entrsnce and stairway of The Opera House
yesterday morning. Ee has the contract 10
remodel the entruuce and stairway and TO put
10 tTo Ere escapes The alterations will be
made in accordance With plans drawn by Mr.
j. W McKiever aud approved by a comeit-
tee of Council
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-08-11
MACHINERY FOR SALE.

ONE ElGHT.aoRsE Peerless engine AID
boiler.
Ooe W;asbip Cottoo Press.
One 5o-saw Cotton Gin
Oae Gfist M,l aod fixtures and sll appii-
aoces TO said machinery
Second hama. in good cordition end cheap.
Apply 10 LEE g NOISE:
July 24-4t SuUter, Sc.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-08-11
S1IkfFF T
pa NO s

A trial Of STIEFF PIANO will leave
you in no doubt as to its merit. The rich
aud e,egan, caess give an added charm to
them Possessing a delightfully."- sweet and
musica, tore and c,earDess and purity which
extends 10 The uppermos; note Of the scale, is
il aoy wonder that the SNEFF PIANOS are
in such demand to-day.
Maay pianos are nigh priced, but pone are
superior and feware eqaal TO the STIEFF, if
one may judge oy the unstictsd praise from
all patroos who have used Stieff for nearly
a quarter of century.
Terms TO Suit Send for catalogue.
CHARLES Vi. STIEFF,
On liberty Street, Baltimore
4l6 Main ST, Norfork Va.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-08-11

TIE swimming pool is growing in poPu-
Iari'y a;:d the number of patrons IS becoming
larger e:ery Cav. Il. is fiue place in which
.hs timid ay learn 10 swla and is equally
rs pleasant for The experieoced swimmer, for
ii is large aud ihe ws'er is always fresh and
clean
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-08-11
Army Worms.

Reports frcn several parts of the county
Say sha, the grass and pea crop has osen &C.
s:ro5ed ay the aruy word, and io some
placss cot,oa has aeen ATTACHED by them.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-08-11
At Els Old Tricks.

Macy ct The friends of Nr. r. a. Brand
the popul.7 representatives of the Atlantic
Coast Line, will be surprised, perhaps, to
lsarn tha, be is rot opls a good railroad
n1en, but 40 exceilent singer Hia voice is
quite an addition TO choir.-Auguasa
Chronicle
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-08-11

chamn~rlaiua Goiic, Cholera and Diar-
-hoea Remedy always afo'ds> prompt relisf.
Fo: sale bv Dr. a j. Cnica
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-08-11
Base Ball at Spring Hill

The Providence and Spring Hill bail clubs
played a sac game o.. Aagn-t 6'h Inere was
large crowd present and :he teams sffordeo
great deal of anusener' TO al. Inc
Spring Hill team was successful fnd when
tee game closed the score sto"d l8 10 10
favor of Scring Hill.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-08-11
FURMAN UNIVERSITY,
GREENvILLE, 8. C..

nR. c. Il. JUDSoN, CHAIRMAN OF
- Faculty. Session opens September
zZo. Courses leading to all academic
degrees. Preparatory department in charge
of experienced teachers.
Cost reduced 10 minimum by u ess system.
Board 10 private families moderate.
For further Information apply to chairman,
or 10 BEN GEER.
Aug. Sec. of Faculty.
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brick drain is being put down on the
cas-. side of Main street, between Republican
and Liberty streets. 1t was needed many
days.
Jadge of Probate Walsh moved Monday
into the Auditors Office, where he mag be
found until h,s Office is completed and ready
for occupancy
There were no prisoners before .he Mayor
Monday morniDg. Monday is getting 70 be an
off day 10 the Mayors coart, instead Of the
rusS day Of the week.
Why will you buy bitter nauseating tonics
when Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic is as
pleasant as LEMON Syrup. Your druggist is
authorized to refund the money in every case
where it fails to cure. Price. So cents.
Delgar Reel squad was awarded the Srs'
p,izs for uniforms in Fayetteville by com.
mittee Of young ladies, fourteeo Of the se7en-
teen judges voting for the Delgass.
The county executive committee OF the
democratic party met at noon Monday 10 the
hall above the Dacker & Bultman Co., store.
The committee assembled 10 obedience TO a
call Of conoty chairman Prrdy and the bu:i-
ness before i, vas the appointment OF msn-
ayers for TIE senatorial primary
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-08-11

Aug. 10.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1897-03-12

President Mckinley was duly
inaugurated on March 4th. His
cabinet is composed as follows:
Secretary of state, John Sherman,
of Ohio.
Secretary of the treasury, Lyman
J. Gage, Of Illinois.
Secretary Of war, Russell A. Alger,
Of Michigan.
Attorney general, Joseph McKen-
ma, of California.
Postmaster-general, James A.
Gary, of Maryland.
Secretary of the navy, John D.
Long, of Massachusetts,.
Secretary of the interior, Corne-
iius N. Bliss, of New York.
Secretary of agriculture, James
A. Wilson, of Iowa.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1897-03-12

DR.. J. T. Tate, one OF the leading den
fists OF Portland and the Pacific coast,
expects to make tour Of Eastern Ore
gon this spring and will be in Condor
some time in April to remaina few days.
This will be pleasing newsto those need
ing irst-class dental work. DIR. Tate is
a graduate Of the New York College OF
Dentistry and has held high positions
in the Portland Dental Society and the
Oregon State Dental association. The
GLOBE will notify You when he comes.