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The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1898-12-22
An Arkarsas contemporary re-.

An Arkarsas contemporary re.
cords queer case Of financial
lrreguIarity. 1t appears that
young man down th ere swallowed
copper cent by mistake and the
doctor made bin cough up 81.
In the election contest c,.se
which cam up before Judge
Woody. the question as to who
was legally elected sheriff OF
Granite county at the late electioa
was decided in favor OF George
Netcalf, the republican nominee.
An order has been issued by the
war department creating customs
districts for Cuba and Porto Rico.
Although the evacuation of Havana
by the Spanish troops will not be
complete before January /, this
government took possession OF the
custom house yesterday, and have
charge of all the custom houses ia
Cuba and Porto Rico.
1t now seems certain that
William M. Stewart will not be
returned to the United States
senate from Nevada, and there ia
a strong probability that Repre-.
sen ntative f. G. Newlands will be
his successor. The straight silver
party at the last election got only
% out of the 45 members in the
legislature. 1t is said that Stew.
art cannot count on more than II
votes of the %. New,ands saws
hat lie and Stew art had an agree
ment before the election that if
Stewart did rot carry tie legisla-
ture he would consider that ne had
the right to act as he saw fit.
Therefore he now stands to win if
he can.
We must insist upon our patrons
paying the amounts due us on
su oscription, advertising and Job
printing Otherwise the accounts
will be placed ia the hands of an
agency for collection.
FoR SALE.-Thoroughbred and
grade Shropshire Bucks.
Flowerree Sheep & Horse Co.,
Lowry, Mont.
RANCH FOR SALE Ranch of 4SO
/ acres, located FIVE miles west OF
| Dupuyer. Cuts 1870 tons of hay.
Has an abundance of living water
aud good outside range. Also
30 head of cattle, 10 head of horses
and farming implements of all
kinds. For particulars call on or
address, WIN. CowaILL,
Dupuyer, Mont
Strayed-Gay horse branded E
on left hip and vented Ell above.
Horse lost from Chalmers rapch.
on the Muddy in July. $500 re-
ward will be paid for its return to
j. E. Helms ranch near Dupuyer.
Information as to its Whereabouts
will be suitably ewarded.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1898-12-22

A years subscription TO the
Acantha for some absent friend is
a most acceptable Christmas
present.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1898-12-22
e Ddpdyer q cantha
c. Z. TreScctt, FuhIisner.

Advices from Helena report that
arrangements are being made for
a meeting of all the county asses
sors in that city on January 28th,
for the purpose of agreeing upon
uniform valuations for certain
classes of property This plan
was adopted last year and resulted
in placing relatively higher value
upon live stock than upon any
other class OF taxableIproperty.- -
River Press.
1t will be rem NJ bere that last
year the assessor of Teton county
was present at this meeting, and
favored this increase in the asses
meht of live stock. We hope he
will either stay away this wear or
work for the interests of ,he
taxpayers of this county.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1898-12-22

On the basis Of farm prices on
Dec. |, the agricultural depart,
ment figures place the 1898 crop
of corn aud oats as worth s83, :
oOO,00o m re than the crops Of
1897. The corn crop Is a trihe
larger than in 1897, and the aver
age price per busheL "a cents
higher, while the oat crop is
similarly little larger than in
1897, and the prices A cents
higher.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1898-12-22

The mem bership of the next
Mon tana legislative assembly is
divided among the different po-
litical parties as follows:
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1898-12-22

If Cuba, Puerto Ricr and the
Philippines are taken in, the pop
ulation of the United States will
be about 5000, 600, consisting of
Yankees, half Yankees, Mahom-
medans, Malays, Chinese, Cubans,
Kanakas, Puerto Ricans- and the
devil and all other nationalities
and mixtures to numerous too
mention. What a glorious field
for the missionary And perhaps
they better commence right here.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1898-12-22

President Nc Kinley. at a peace
jubilee at Macon, Ga. recently,
wore the badge of the Confederate
veterans in conspicuous place on
breast. Time heals all wounds,
and the mo1e than a quarter Of a
century since Ihe-civf7 war has
almost healed the breach between
the people of the north and the
south. God speed the day when
the l!l>feeling caused by that
terrible strife is forgotten forever
TAe action of our noble and patri-
0 ic president has done much to
bring that happy condition about
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1898-12-22
Rough Draft of Treaty.

)upuyer, Moat, Nov. 3, 1898.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1898-12-22

House. Sen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-17
StaSt Baltimore.

8Iei6t in Netp 9Ort. =
Sr. Ri6Qro 8urmeiiter tpiro pGbreno
6es fommenoen Winters in Baltimore
feinen unterri6t ert6eilen, Do feline
oan3e 53eit in Sem : 0prt dusgefiat
lit. @ie iein 9ei9Gftsfibrsr, Sr.
@rnt Oietri9 BON Iep : gort, in eli
ner 3ui8rift an ben nOeutf4en Gorz
reiponoenten" mitt6eiIt, befinbet ii9
6r. 8urmeiTter augenblidli9 auf Naz
dinac Ssldnb, Mi9igan. Gr per>
bra9te einen S6eiG bieies Sommers
nit 0erI9ieOenen Snbianer : StGmz
men. Dim 4. Suli mar oeriel6e in els
mem Eager BON ungefG9r 1000 Mans
Dan : S~nbianern, bic BEL otefer @elez
gen6eit i6re &riesstdn5e, S9einr
i6la9ten unD Spiele bprfii6rten.
6r. 8urmeiIter piro .me6rere neue
GpmpoIftionen fir ptano uno 8ioline
unb 2ieoer nab Sem : gort bringen,
unb oaTelbit am Is. September anlanz
qen. @r tpirb in Retp : gort in Rez
cttqls uno Symphonic : @onoerteD
nit Or4efter auftretsn.
Der .8aIttmorsr 8rief=
frdger sad GIub4 pirr'
beute, Mittpo9, feline II : tdsiee Ser
qniigungs : Sour antreten, gu pel4sm
52Dede er Die Sa9t STEPHEN G9uIs"
gemietbet bat. Die Offi5iere ftno:
Captain 8sOrgs 80. Glarf, srftsr Ofs
fi3isr 6. q. Mc9oug6, ~5tpeiter Diff
Sier 8. S. Srping, oritter Sffi5ier
George 80. Gears, Qudrtermeiitsr
Senrp 8udsbaum unb SiilfsSQuurz
:iermeiiter 5enrD 2ucas. Die Mit=
glieoer linb: Sobn Grnit, Sreb. Wagz
ntr, 5drrb 6rii9, 6. s. Woreldno,
6. 8. 2arfins, SO. 8. Gor1ptb, @eorge
2epis, Qepis Stat, 8. 9ebars, SO.
Steamer, 6. $. Sabler, 9. Gopt, g.
SO. GonpdD. Die Sour piro li9 ouf
9[Gbe an Der GaItern S6ore, Ocean
Git1, NtlaRtic Gitp uno anoere Srte
erItrtden.
Grinnerungen an ibre
6o63eitsreie polleI Sberit
@eorge 80. s. @ernOn unb feline Sat-
tin, cine @ntelin Oes Ri9ters Sobo
BON SarrDtOpn, NeD : YOrt, gelesents
lid einer &eiie auffrii9en, bic Ee ges
fern bon Union Station Gus nd9
Hep : 0ort antrdten unb bic lie iibers
bdupt nit 3iidli4t bdrduf baB lie
morgen i6re iil6erHe 6O95eit feiern
t0nner. %untern0mmer baden,
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iagarasjGQ
GrturfiOn gu nteDrigen
8dten auf Der rPsnniDloanier
GiIen6q6n".

GrturfiOn gu nteOrigen
Raten auf Der npsnnipIOanier
GiIen6abn".
Die y9enniDlpanier Giienbd6na
Gompdgnie" piro lore nG6ite popus
lGre 3ebntGgtge GrturiOn nab ben
Iiagard : 6GGen BON Baltimore am
Is. Quguit u6fu6ren ldfsp. Gin erz
fdbrener Souriiten : Qgent unb Rtiles
fibrtr miro bic GrturIion begIsiten.
@rturiions 8iqete, giiltlg fir bic
Riidfabrt auf irgeno einem r~sguldrsu
3ugs, nit 4usnd6me Der limitirten
@~rpreB5iigs. innsrbal6 3e6n 8agen,
fperoen fir $40 bon Baltimore aus
r~ertduft. Sine unterbre6una Der
6d6rt duf Der &iidreiIe miro in Buff
fulo, Ro9eIter unD Dattins erlau6t.
Sin Spe3idl3ug Don puqman>4ar
lor : Wdggons unO PerIOnen : Dags
qons pirO nit Der GrturiiOn abge6en.
8iqete fir einen Q(6itsGer mad ben
5uuIeno : Snieln C2lleranorid : 8ap)
neroen DON RodSIter aus pertauft,
giiltig fir bic 4iidid6rt nab ROdeiter
ooer ua9 Gunaroiagua iber Sprdz
cute innerbalb flint Sdgsn, CUR &ats
DON $3.50.
Degen Der 3eit oes Qni6luhes BON
3iigen uno peiterer 4ustunft peROs
man iiA an ben nd9Iten 8inet@4gena
ten, ober an 9. @%ourldnoer. iun.,
9aFagier : 4gent, Baltimore uRo
GdlDertItraBe, Baltimore. 4fo.
(215.8,21)
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An Die oSe(er.

Perionsn, pel9e bic Stabt pGbrenb
Der Commemorate perlafen, fOnnen
Der rOeutf9en Gprrefponbenten" per
qoft 5ugef3idt erbalten. Re9t5eitige
anmeGoung Der Iorsfe fir ben SOm>
mer. ebenfo bes etpaigsn @s9ieGs osr>
ft!een, finb i'm Sntsrefe Der 2efer eli
pini9t, UNI unterbre9ung in Der Gus
fenbung bes 9Iattes 81 berbiiten.
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Nns benz Snnrrrn WarBlaan's UNI
ben angren,rnDrn Staaten.

Regen Furm in ALTERNATE.
Gin Selegramm aus Gbarlottesz
billie, 3d., mslbet, bdB bic bortige Sc
gsnb porgeitern bon einem i3peren
3ssenpetter beimgeiu9t purbe. Der
&egen ergoB Ii9 etpu i StunDen
lang in StrDmeu unO ri9tste gepultiz
gen S4aben an G~igentbum unO uuf
ben 7elbern an. 2ln beri9iebenen
@teQen entlang Der rGbeTapeate=
O6io< 8abn" pur6en bic @eIeiTe un=
terIpHlt uno Der 8a6npertebr fir
etfpa II Stunben unterbrp9en. Cine
Mn5d6l @ef6Gftsbdu1er in Der Stabt
puroe iiberi4pemmt unb bic Muuer
I'm Die vMapleppobz gemeterb" in eli
ner 4usbe6nung BON 120 SUB fortgez
f9psmmt. Nu9 mebrere 8riiden ii6er
feline 8G6e IinD bon Der 9epalt bes
Wafers fortgetragen tporben.
Ieue SeIep6o n@G o m p a g ie
&i6ter Samss McSberrp in 6re<
berid bat Der .Marplanb telephone
telegraph Company" bic Ii9 oaiel6it
nit einem &Gpital pon $4,000 incors
porirte, einen 6reibrief gepdbrt. Snz
corppratoren linD Sberit .. 6. Winez
6rener, 3i9tsr So6n 6. Motter, Wtls
bur 8. 0ubau, 6ummonb nrner uno
Gbqar 8. M1iler. Die G~ompugnie
nirb in 6reberid@, Ddibingtonz, Gar
retts, QaeganDs uno Montgomrpz
Gountp, Murpluno, &oamss uno
6runftinz gountp, 9enrIplOunien, u.
2puooun : Gountp, 8irginien, ibre
Sperationen betreibsn.
1nfGtGe.
sFrdu QnnQ @ermer pon Mdr9ez
tier, GurroG>GountD, Mb., fat fi9
borgeItern BEL einem Sale einen 9ifz
tenbru9 5ugs5Ogsn. Sa bic Dame
etrpa 80 Sabre aft lit. 70 lit Der unfaa
bebentli6er Ratur. F
Dix in Man9eIter tpObnenbe 80
Sabre ate Sruu 9eter 9Oud bat fi4
Bel einem Sale ben 4rm gebro4en.
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s,aittipOd,, ben IL. g9uanft 1898. n


@uieruo1tuttQeu1Ne0l0ett ers
pWitteIsbad Seftiou SIR. l"-M outog.
ssn -. aueuf, aroses baperiIbes GonpIimentdrs
Soltsteft IN gBieBHer's Bari.
FLOODS pgtem Yarf.S beater," Curtis.
Soo.-8auotpines Q orhenuna.
"@iectrit. Hart" - @ou,ert, BaubeuiGe.
Soritelune itbsu absnb.
Sale.8du, wutuiou= rt.e-6eute Rahs
ulilos 4 uar, Baltimore qeeen 9ouispi1e.
CcffrntIidbe Dart 6 ~pnIerte. tdsIidb,
abenos bon bdlb s bis 10 ubr.
Iontdps-r6lift Bari
1isnttaes-sSruios 0ia=9art.H
YtiftiDOds - .RiberfoesTart.-
Sonnerraes = H0atttrionsQarf.s
Jreitaes vGorrpl=9orf."
Somtaes - SGeOtralsS iasQart."
9roeram II.
I.-gfori6 Cotton 9loHoms" BON 6un.
a-Suoertire gu pSi6ter uro Bauer" BON Suppt.
-9rp 6ontufe -SioeIneriu" BON Soltt.
4.-Sornet=Solo Cub Sang Snns" BON @artmoHn,
noreetraesH bon Ben 9eorslsn.
o'-~Sbe 8ranp" bon 9aureuoeau.
o.-o) sURp Oh Reutudp Somr," 9uriatiousu bon
b &boratterihii8es etHd .mao sOls 9Qncs'
BON SobaHi.
7.-QOtpOurri popular QoriFau Safe" BON Bolts
ger = IS Son't 9ifs Ro Cheap Uldu," rSou't
eet Scr Sole scr 99ap,~ late 9our Globes
ono Co. r9eamie Reiup,I Since 9uu Spurueo
9tp 9olo,~ IS DON'T 6are 81 you 0ebber
Comes Bad" rGop s eppe Mp au.H
s.-9ntermejlo v6oreetsNlssNnt" BON glocbttb.
9.-Votponrri aus abe 2abp Slaptp" BON Rerter.
r8rdin 9pur Girls 10 Eance the Qoneier,"
peome Sofun IRA SJonen, -Ga6uco, r99boop=
oes9oooen=So," r5pintle, 5pinfle 2ittle Glo."
abe 3armleb 2ittle Strife 98itb the SofpR=
Gait Gpe, -@ubps@ubD," Abe Beautiful 8umon
6lp,4 vSiepelr Salopp."
l0.-Nulondiie aQrefoentidlH BON Gcuio.
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Reimes Sier, trUe ariceshemcr.

llugeaftet Der @rtra : 9riegsiteuer
ouf Bier pirb bic .9lobes9 :
erei" bic bObe Qualitdt ibrer 8iere
aufre6t erbalteH, pOOur9 bisfeIbsH
Bel @aen, pel9s refine Wlal3> unO
6opfenS9 s6rdue gu 16GBen pifen. be-
riibmt ~gepOrben IinO. n@Olobrdu"
(beW unb yWSiin9ener" (bunteD per@
ben fortgeIeBt pro &iite init .5pei
OuBenb pintfldf9en fir $1.00 Derz
fault. 9anoDerz unb @DnpaB>Str.
Selepbpn 1425. l221-2
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iiber beibe 8eine bes MGbhans bfns
tpegrpqten. 9liidIiher Weiie erlttt
Die 8Iains feline &np6nrbrii6e, fpann
ou6 inmultA 6ebeuhsnbe Queti 9nrlz
gen. George &Drn BON CIR. POP, @Onz
tpGb4StpaBe Bob Oas MdOdsn ouf unb
6ru9te as no9 bar elterli9en Wo6z
nlng, mo Gr5tlife Siilfe b%er6eagarufen
'puros. OGs 5u6rtperf gebort 9rn.
$. 6. 6T6ar. on 2eez unb Qig6tsStr.,
nno puroe Don Sohn Su9s BON gtr.
500. 0efzB ndtt<Str., gsfii6rt.
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500 GrfurfUnem 800

nab benz Meeresufer auf Der pPenns
fplpanter 8abn," no9 4tlanticz
Gttp, Gape Mup, OceunzGttD uno
Sea SslezGttb unO 8uriid.
8iqete nerben an 6reitagen unO
@amitagsn bertauft fir bic 3iige,
pel6e pom Union : 8abnbofe in BAL
timore Inn II ubr 3 Min. Nu6m. II.
1 u6r 46 Min. Na9m. ubfubren. Die
fe 3iige 6aben birette @erbinbuns nu9
Qtlantic : GitD iber bic 0elapares
9riiden>8 oute. 9iQete tperben fir bic
Riidfubrt Bis gum fOIgenOen 0ienitug
eini9liebIi4 siiltig iein, nit Grluu6>
nib Der 1nterbre9ung Der 5abrt auf
Der Riidreiie innerbaIb Der begren3ten
3eit. Nug3,M t, 81, Sept9)
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TO ADVER
TTSERS

There is no German paper in Maryland, except
ing the German Correspondent. that has sufficient
press capacity to print the usual edition Of Der
Deutsche Correspondent in less than
FIVE HOURS.
The press of the Correspondent" will print
fold and count the entire edition of any othe
daily German paper in Maryland in
FIVE
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2St6ttg fir Anaeigen De.

III WaarsIanb .ri&eint oubsr BEN -Stutibsn
GorreipUnbent.n1 feline tinsiet bsuti6, 8situHG.
tUel6s tig' Sruds9reHe bsEst, bic ina 6tanOs ia,
bic auilaee Ds .3suti6.n GOrrtipOuOtuteuS in
i~ReHieer, aIs
fiinf Stttoett
Iu brudtn. Ole 9reHs~ bts .GSrrtispnb,ntsn' fam
bic auflaoe ireeno elmer auotreR tdGli@tn bouts
i6eH 3eituHe in WarplanS in
fiinf Winttet'
bruden, follen unb obld6ltu.
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Metteuausft9ten = Sir
Mar1tanb unb ben 9iItrift COLUMBIA
tbsilneIe fuiibes Wetter unb Iiibli6e
Minbe.
GA
Tragtdis DaSSelb8 Was. Ir FuGher GeEauft HABIT
'1 asa S<&WZAIZ<M
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@ctter beriht.

Ser. gtaateu gscttcr'Sureau.
Baltimore ben I6. gusuf 1898.
3stt. 1S,T. IIbsr. @{sti.iit 49, a,,n.
SOC 3D. 30.14 "A 80 IS.sB 8 Crib.
500 " 1904 81 20 e. 2 alar.
WRitI. BdromtterR. 80 90 96bf. thermometer. SO
ViittI. I~hsrmometern. II 9liebriafer 20
Die bohTe . hHenisiett oes IDiHots IN elmer StuH0e
betrua 9 Dieilen BON ShoOfttH.
SaS sefrise Better-DI. &empsrGtur ess sefris
asn 2ales Is ubr A6enos) duI HapDeIdnHteH Stas
fIpneu mar, mie foIa..
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Quinlun, 6. D.. &i9arbIOn, 6. s.
Ouer, 8. g. 9eeler, 81. 6. 9inspanz
ger, Benz. @ieI, NsOies &ub, 4rtbur
Grams, s. 8. 0ulep, 9. SObniOn, 20.
W6ite.
is. 8urb - %. g. Sfaucs, Ssnrp
2eOnbsiier, GOpurb q. &rub, 9enrp
Griffin, @eo. 9ogt, 6. $. Dot, G6as.
5pffman, S6os. @osreG1, 9eo. g.
Oe6off, So6n 81. Senbsr1on, 2eopolb
Springer, q. 6. Waters, Mur. Set9z
man, @bos. 9urtman, Capt. 90. 8.
$. Saplor, gbas. Saos. jun, u. 6.
4bums, @m. s. &eirLs, Sreb. @reens
ellen, .. SO. Ro6ler, SO. 8. 6offmun.
SO. 8. Ranble. Or. Sui. 9art. 20. s.
8. Roberts.
20. Darb - Solomon StruuB,
Gbas. 20. 6ugbss, s. 6. @pidndG,
Sas. g. drummer, 9eo. SO. 6ornep,
Robt. 81. SobnTon. Solomon 81.
Start, Wm. $. 9rimroie, Sus. 6.
@atbcart, SrDin 30. 6orreIt, Sas. 8.
@oob, SEQ. 81. 9. Ni9ols, SuS.
Sobnfpn, 6. 80. S9aub, Spbn Sail.
G6os. Ri9ter, Sof. 8eq, Senrp 9,
8afer, SDbn 9. Sreibler, iun., 9bi=
lip $. 2enDerting, Dm. g. 9olmes.
Ien., Ri6arb 9adett, Sobn s. Butter
baugb, Q6rabam 8ropn.
q. Warb = Mnbrep &. Qbbfon,
sSobn j. Murrab, Wm. .. Sellers,
@bparb SOILS, @eo. DOlff, Sobn 6.
Roemer, u. 81. R6oberid, @m. 5. De,
mutb, Conner Winis, Gbas. Seal,
Nbra6am Saq, Sas. Sbomus, &i9arO
%. Sbedels, 6reb. s. Sleii6er, So6n
&. Robinfon, 9il6urn Cooper, Dm.
81. GngeI. SObn ). Super, 9bOs. S.
RobinTOn, Gbas. $. 9opuro. 9enrp
goofer. peter Seribner, Daniel 9oIs
lamb, HO6t. Peale,
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Srudsn, folieu uub obld6ltn.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1898-09-22
Ncr,n Carolina Car Service Association


RALEIGH, \. c., Sept. 10Th, 1898.
To all Consignors and Consignees OF
Freight:
Serious loss and much inconvenience
hes been caused, both to the shippers
aud Rsilro4l Companies, BY the nn-
necessary detention Of cars III loading
ana unloading freight. Shippers are
oEtcil unable t. procure cars, tracks are
encufn bered. and the speedy move
meat Of frei light is Impossible under the
practices that have prevailed. The
Railroad Companies are obliged to cor
rect this evil. and have issued the nc
dee printed blow
Tie system thus established has been
in successful operation III nearly all OF
tie States IN this country during many
wears. and with advautageou results 20
the public, as well az to the Railroads.
The amount charged Is not sufficient
to compensate the railroads for the use
of their cars and tracks tor warehouse
pur,nyses and is not collected for the
purpose Of revenue, t;l,t for the preven-
tion OF the detention OF cars, which
affects both the pnb!ic and the trans
;,ortati,n lines. The rules VIII he en-
forced without discrimination By the
North Carolina Car Service Assocla-
ton. whioE, will act for aii interests
alike
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1898-09-22

with the sins Of the guilty will not
work---lt is 100 tl3iil---a:sy ls}afl OF ordl-
parry sense can see through it. The
ssiiser had 10 more 10 do with the APP
.,tslnslnant Of james IT. Young as trrss-
tee or the exercise of any function as
such, than ne h:,s to do With the ar-
nolntneot o! the sI2anlsii-A merican
Peace Com fnissioners Realizing the
very unfortunate state Of affairs into
which the institution had fallen and Oh
my utter inability to remedy it, | re-
signed in December last
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1898-09-22
COUNTY CGNFEN1IO%.
DEMecRA-, EaRs!yslou: AND DETER
MIND.

TIC Halifax county Democratic cen
.e..tion which INST in MAY an: al
i,;urned subject 10 call OF the ESec's-
Tive Committee, was called together at
HaiiF,x tuesday.
Chairman r. T.. Hiiiisrd called TIE
t..::rat,-uia Il, order at l2 30 u'cl."a
BIOL: If tnHnsh'rs was ca!ied and al!
represented.
Mi. T. L. E,nry said III view OF The
i:s..t it..t very short ;ict'ce Oh the cor
y.-,.ii.... I'D been given, and The !eoi'ie
u the -unnty did not generally know
:.oo;:a it, he would move that go nom
.na;l;,r,S he made bit that the conven-
ZOE Ice adjourned until future day.
Ills motion was carried Without dis
s.,ntins vote.
The day for the convention to no1n1-
1.,:e county officers Was fixed Tor Tues
day. October li,h.
Mai. Emry moved that Il committee
lie appointed from each township 10
srepare for great dinner on thai day.
jill. W. =. Dunn spoke III opposition
to The motion, saying that the Demo
erals 81 the county would Oh that day
c..rie :;:cethcr Oh Il more serl"!is bust
,:oss, aud That :. dinner and its attend
ant festive fa,t,res wo.,its dcifl:-t lie
rsin..s II he people from the 1naift
i-S,e. Maj En.r; wi'i:dfcx his mo
top
,.r. y ,;:n made a strong spaec.,
:.i,ti emit, sized the fact that North
Caro:in: IS the only spot Oh the earth
with ii voting strength OF iiO,UuU ri
whom 2iii,0o0 are white men, which
il under negro domination. MI
l,-:::n's reference to OFF poll teal
.,rGi:i ii we're effective, and hiss: seech
Was we'll received.
SIR Ci;:':.l. iEitc;,in was called out
:..,l made {. ringing speech for Penn
tracy ard white supremacy, and was
loudly appIauded. he said the Dem
ucrasic party can ard will VIII in North
Carolina III the coming election. Mr
ki.chin spoke with mitch warmth and
enthusiasm and the convention was
n:uvad by his speech.
Capt L. A. Thorne being called out,
sid he was glad OF The opportunity to
explain his position He vas surprised
mat any one should doubt where lie
stood, and BE proposed to make 1t
known so clearly that Il wayfaring man
though fool, shonld know.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1898-09-22

One pleasing feature III the Demo
cratic c.lailtv convention II HaliiaS
Tuesday, .as the eyiaenee taat the
Pon.llist friends are corning-baek. Mr..
Claude Kitchin, lii bis speech, counsel
cd against abuse Of tie Popullsts but
said that we need only to reason Win
them ana they will see their duty :.
Sir. W. II. Thorne said that IN his
part al the county many are coming
back to The Democratic party.
Mr.. Hammill from CASTOR stood up
N the contention and said that he had
wandered Of but has come back to
S.ay. He and al! others who desire to
-orne back were welcomed by the chair
man.
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