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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-13

Jacksonville. Texas, May il.--Tcn young
men here have enlisted to recruit the Stone
Fort Rifles OF Nacogdoches and will leave
for Austin as soon az transportation is se-
cured from the governor.
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Victoria Recruits.

Victoria, Texas. May lin response to
/ request from Captain Perrenot OF the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-13
nody Found Floattng.

Orange. Texas. May ~. This morning
the body Of Robert CLARK. well known
young man Of Orange. A2s found ncatIpE
in Adams bayou. near Mnes Bluff. 81
was last seen alive on last bnda!
noon, when he was seen on 1,s sss,
friends home near the pln3hr HsSt
body was found. II il suptTlth ~
met his death by falling fronlEN'
into the water. He was rs
and came to Orange from
Tenn. ebout thirteen years age
Sheriff Jeff D. Bland returnnf
from Beaumont with William
lad been arrested at Sabine
warrant charging him with n
Dick Johnson In this city les
case has been act for next We n
special venire Of 100 men Vi n.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-13

George b. Crockett,
Leo Chatham,
George II. Dillon,
Charles X. Davis,
Karl l.. Druesedow,
j. Frank Easter,
James b. Ferguson,
Ben f. Hairless,
John T. Josey,
Samuel a. kimmons,
Alec Lind,
Robert T.. Lane,
Dudley G.. Moore,
l.. W. Medlenka.
Thomas G. Mccain,
William N. Pearson,
Sam A. Ponder,
Norman x. Robb,
James Fl. Reynolds,
Henry Scherffus,
Joseph W. Shirley,
John w. Stallenwerk
Henry /. Townsend,
Albert S. Tarrant,
Richard Watkins,
Charles s. willard,
Clifford T. Wilhelm,
Brock b. Woodall.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-13
wcntherford Recruits.

Weatherford, Texas. May 1.-THE local
volunteer company was disappointed at not
being accepted for active service and today
they start for Austin forty-five strong to
recruit in squads the ranks Of other COM
panies. These boys can be relied ON and
il is hoped that there may be found place
for them as company. Their number can
be increased to 100 under that arrangement.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-13
ANSPORTATION APPLIED FOR
First Regiment of Texas Volunteers Is Now
Ready to Move
oNEL MABRY HAS BEEN MUSTERED IN

and Third Regiments Are Nearly Complete and the Cavalry
will Likely Be Passed ON Ioday-Assgnment of Off
GERS Given by Adjutant General Woz encraft
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NOTES.


b. W. Warner Of Houston was caller
at The Post tent today.
Sergeant Speed OF the Dallas zouaves
went home for recruits yesterday
Adjutant West OF the First appeared in
camp today clad in brand new uniform.
The companies which have been mustered
in put in several hours every day In drill
ing.
Cecil A. Lyon of Sherman witnessed the
mastering In OF Lyons Sherman infantry
yesterday.
Second Lieutenant J A. Hall of the
Houston cavalry called at The Post head
quarters this morning.
| DR. Wilcox. U. s. A., who has been
supervising the medical examination, has
| been ordered TO Mobile.
| Tom Dunlap has been appointed quarter
master sergeant of the Marble Falls Guard,
vice John Pangle, rejected
| The warm w~ather OF today caused the
soldiers to doff the extra clothing they
| put on during the recent cold snap.
Colonel Watles and Lieutenant Colonel
| Hare of the cavalry regiment visited the
First infantry headquarters this morning.
| Governor Culberson was at the camp fol
several hours this morning engaged in con-
! ferring with Colonel Mabry and other Off
GERS on the ground.
| Among those rejected from the La Grange
Light Guard was James A. Jamison, who i
81 years of age and was with Quantrei
during the civil war.
Quartermaster Sergeant p. +. Kenned,
of the Fifth United States cavalry Is here
from Fort Sam Houston. assisting Brigade
Quartermaster Fenton.
The Emmett Rifles have been feasting FOL
the past few days on box Of dalnties SEN
them By Henke Pilot OF Houston
through George ". Turk
Clarence Kimberly. member OF th'
Lipscomb Rifles. broke his jaw while par
ticipating In friendly wrestling mattel
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-13

l.. @. Cunningham,
William Cahill,
Frank Dowdall,
Wesley w. Douglas,
John w. Davis.
John l.. Dunn,
Arthur c. Fleig,
Alva NJ. Hon,
John w. IIughcy,
Robert l.. keesee.
John A. Lawless.
Henry p. Lindsay.
Charles II. League.
Earle A. Moore,
Preston Morrow,
Sidney w. McRae,
Joe +. Plummer,
Charles G. Prultt.
Erie H. Radford,
John G. Summons,
William Il. Scruggs
Fred r. Stone,
Edward A. Sweeney
C, a. Treadway,
Charles Walker,
John S. Walsh.
Asa Wright,
Marion j. Virgins,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-05-26
ULTIMA H0RA
TeIegTamaS recibIdos
por Ia Diputacion provincial

Madrid, Mayo 25~-Dfcese que entire
los sef1orss Gamazo = Puigcerver existir4
desconformidad al dlscatirse loa impuestos
aobse renta, siendo probable que dimita ell
el seflor Puigcerver sustituy6ndole el sefor
Gamazo.
Contlnuase en- ell Congreso la discussion
sobre Ell presupuesto.
FL sehor Puigcerver propunci6 un dis.
curse lndicando en- 81 la posibilidad de que
sc aumente la acunaci6n de Ia plata, haoi&n.
dose ei billete de circulation forzosa por re.
conocerae absolute indispensable.
Todas las potenoias reconocen Ell fracase
sufrldo por los yankees en- "a movilizaci6n
de sus fuerzas.
Sc ha pedido en- ell Senado que Sc resuel
van tavorsblemente las soiicitudes de La
marina meroante para armarse en- corso. Ell
Goblerno hs contestado con evasivas.
La escuadra americana que so hala en-
Filiplnas mu6strase inaotiva, sin realizar
ningun acto ostensible.
Telegraffan de Nueva York que SO han
tornado grandes precaucioues 4 oausa del
olsgusto que reina con motive de la maroha
que sigue Ia guerra.
Nueva York, Mayo 25. -~Segdn telegra.
mas que Sc rsciben, continda el bloqueo, ha'
llandose los buques yankees en- Ia misma 81
tuacion va conooida. Han llegado Cayo
Hueso 81 ooronel, m6aico asistente cauti-
vos por apresaniento del vapor <Argonau'
ta,. con objeto de proponer oanj njea,los CON
los reporters de periodicos americanos que
sc hallan presos en- Ia Habana.
Habana, iden iden.-Hs ealido de este
puerto el vapor aleman <Ges&ars, con trein.
ia clnoo su bditoe. Divfsanse en- el hori.
zonte dc Cieufusgos varios bugues yankees,
siendo en- su mayorfa de gran porte.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-05-26

Ger manifestaciones de desear desembarque
ell enemigo, quedando dicho individuo dis:
posicion de la autoridad militar. El cabo
Manuel Velazoo guardia Santiago Olivar,
han detenido al paisano, vecino de Coamo,
Fidel VAzquez que con un estoque trataba de
agredir 4 Julio Rodriguez gu convccino,
ocupandosele Ell arma de referencia y siendo
puesto disposition de la autoridad oom'
petente.
49, Asuntos despschados en- la Se~
cretarfa de Obrae Phblioas. Que SO facilite
al alealGe de Rio-piedras la plpa que sc en-
plea en- ell riego de carreteras para suminis-
trar aqua al esceso de poblaci6n que haYa
en- aquel pueblo. So ha remitido 4 Haoien-
da para pago la certifoaoi6n ndmero de
las obras del trozo g.. de la Ca.
rretera de San Lorenzo Caguas.-Id. id.
la certifcacion ndmero 2 para gu pago, de
las obras de Ia seccidn de oarretera de Que.
brada honda al Coroxal. So hs autorixado
al ayudante de obras publi;as don Manuel
Cadenas para que pase al servicio de ls un-
ia de obras del puerto dc Ponce.-Se ha
dispuesto Sc anuncie una segunda subasta
para adjudicsr las obras de aoopio de la
secci6n de carretera de Mayaguez al Puente
de Pezusla de la Jurisdiction do San Ger
man.-Que pasen al Ministerio do Gober'
naci6n G. J. las cuentAs de gsrantfas 6 in
tereses devengados por la companfa de los
ferrocarriles dnrante el primer semestre del
aflo econ6mico aotnal- l---- ~--
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-05-26

inspector general, don Laurentino Estrells;
jefe del registro, don Luis Brussi; presbfte-
ro, don lldefonso Zarate.-1a. secci6n do
camilleros : Inspector director, don Juan
Monclova; camilleros, don Pasoual Jim6nez.
don Nicasio Mercado don PlAcido Roman.
Pa. eecci6n de camilleros: Inspector direo-
tor, don Juan 8. Echeandfa; camiileros, don
Ramon Roman, don Juan Rosario, don Juan
CabAn don Emiliano Arroyo.-Guarda-al IL
macen, don Juan Monclova; practicante, D.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-05-26

*. Las galletas nerteamericsnas, llama.
das oe photo, que tanto consume han alc.n.
zado en- este pats, se oonfeooionan-segun
nos ha dicho persona perita en- la materia-
mezol&ndo harina de trigo con harina de
habicuelas coloradas, poni6n dole Ia debida
sal la masa para sazonarla. En- case neoe.
sario, solo con Ia harina de habichuelas,
pueden haoeree excelentes galletas 'spiioto".
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-05-26
Viaje exceptional
Ell hermoso rapitlo vapor correo frances
Ferdinand ue LeSSeDS

Compagne Generate Trasatlantique" salra de
puerto para de Burdeos vaje extraordna1io 81 da
Mayo proxmo, admtiendo carga para toda Europa
pasajeros
buque que todas las condiciones or.inariaa
de trasaanticos sdo obeto de reparacio
especiaes para vaje de los seores
eSplendidas camaras eengantSa
comedores ampas toldlas todo e lujo. comodidades
comfort necesarios para viaje de placer
LOS PASAJEROS PARA Ell NOtTE DE ESPA4A
tenlr la faciliaI de desembarcar BurGeos" de 0A
seen vapOres diaros para Ia cantabrica, al
ferrocar que ho1as los terrorio epaE
GRAN REBAJA DE PieECIOS
Deseando Ia compania proporcionar a los seneEe
pasajeros ventajas, ha hecho rebaa
cepcona para viae los precos de pasaa que
dan reducidos q 500 francs primera camara
25Oi idem en- entrepuente.
Para infornes dirigrse a los agentes
20-lS j. T. SILVA Y COMPANIA.
q Tnn*r-Unico dep6sto del desacredtado RON TO
ri xtksEStE PACIO SSS.-Este p6simo infer
- - nal mata gente regala los tocayos del
estableomento 50 centavos boellaAreoibo, oallo de-
Pav1a lv
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-05-26
Y Ar | { D A ] { 5.

Gn dc guso :s:: :?3':; s%S:$ E
Mallorca acetuas barries chorzos Bilbao, fr
Morserrat, bacaao Escsa el sempre soctado vino
Rioja SagasCa-En el Conado dc Cerecedo, Hermanos
Conpania,
The times., 1898-11-27
MA A.zzGn~-
MAA A*zGo~-
Again to the Beaten Path

9 h Johnson ensow w
a md on thou ph without INTRODUCED 1t ii
digger better Bus Corner II %e %e erlw wysof ofbuhng nsfrtw
The times., 1898-11-27
The johnson & Luttrell Building
Be a Vast Toy Bazaar.

hp bt
from villages the m Mountains
b thousands dd m cyd ddh mtnD Dedmhqs amh hemotm-
t hb brain F ~ al ibh gnnnya Eunsw msdrms horns
ant MH dhgin hgf
be
to have
these mIp h ~ dky Ah beH rtudes pleasure
The times., 1898-11-27
DomestiCs Wide Awake.

rn md the sale o dunei chek
S destined leap udnaiI.
e n H
ue reduction Q ay make
,r--r.re wild, {. Bleach sn,,tns-rortn p 1Oalc
8sa 'a'S 5ss lockwood 1870
Rival Bleach o the word-f York
of a
's''s ''-s: good: 'n@" r': Of the ~ -so"'s rns &c
First in everything hands new
:s's5:: : sss % s3p ] 5, s @ 5s q: ;a % 2c
100 styles in tina find everything
,is american" 'o~'4s'.--'a' markets. % - and 1es All go SIC
n ism tbe
sss s5h S sas @ s &c
The finest cos The price
tueh 4 quahy has been & ................ NV
Fine price has been
cent. r...--,..-,.''... --.. ~-s.. '''s. ma. - '" 49c
Complete skirt Worth . .
' '''.''''''' SHL
'1alardval" Right price, 0Qc
Talbot dictated Flannel Worth asc 0Oc
An extra heavy sort Of Canton flannel sc
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-04

The lines of suffering on almost
every human couutEnancr have
been dccpeurd, if not traced there
by uufaithtulncSS to conscience. by
departures from duty. To do
wrong is the surcst way to bring
Sutfcring; no wrong deed ever
failed to bring it. Those sins
which arc followed 10y no palpable
pain are vet terribly avenged even
in this life. They abridgr our ca
pacity for happiness, impair our
relish for innocent pleasure. and
increase our scnsibilitv /" suffer-
ing. They spoil us of the armour
of Il pure conscience, and of trust
in God, without which we are
naked amid hosts of foes. and are
Vulnerable by all changes OF lite.
Thus to do wrong is to intlirt the
surcst injury on our own peace.
No enemy can do us equal harm
with what we dc ourselves whrn-
ever a..d however We violate any
moral or religious ohligation.-N.
T.. ChauninU.
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Laurens, Sc II

S. X. Taylor, Laurens, Sc I'd
Lieutenant.
COMPANY X.
w. j. Bowen, York, Captain.
Il. d. Smith, York, First Lieuten-
ant.
A. +. Fcrrcl, York, Second Lieu
tenant
w. L. Robinson, York, Second
Lieutenant.
COMPANY l..
W. Z. Gild, Chester, Captain.
Jesse G. Clifton, Chester, First
Lieutenant.
David Nj. Pcten, Chester, Second
Lieutenant.
Gardner Jamison, Chester Second
Lioutraant
COMPANY NJ.
VIM. &. Hughes, Union, Captain.
John Sanders, Union, First Li,;.
t,nant.
A. Powell, Union, Second Lieu
tenant.
L. G. Hart, Union, Second Liou.
tenant,
Il. +. Arwoop, Adjutant.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-04

Pullman j'n,uce sleeping cars Oh Trains S5 and
Or. 81 and IS, on A. and &. division.
Ir";ns i'nvc Sparinnburg, A. & G. division,
nor Inbound: 80 Il. m, a:Xi p. M, 8:lO y. H.,
81: p: III, il - a. IN, tVestibulo Limited)
Trains lthv" GIeenvilie, A. and G. division
hoi Inbound 40 a. M, 2:J4 p. III. and 6:22 D. NJ,
40 p: M, l2::.o 2. IN. tfes,ibuled Limitedl.
Trains and 10 carry c,egnnt Pullman
sleeping cars between Columbia and Ashoyilio
enloute daily between Jacksonville and Cincin
natl
fhANk ;; CANNON, j. NJ. CULP,
W. hifd r. ~ zen. Mgr, Tlnf1c Mgr,
w ahilnR;tn D. q Washington, d. e
y" a. iCKK. s. II. HARDWICK,
1Sh fhss. AHt AstGcn. Pass. Az t.
" h"sh'hR'oh' -. =. Atlanta, Gla
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-04
THE VICTORY OF LOVE.

y soldier in the Army of the
Potomac was the terror of his COM
panv. He was disobcdicnt. cruel,
quarrclsomc, and vicious. AS Il
result, he was often terribly pUn-
ishcd, but there was no rcforma-
ton. In due time, by the fortunes
of war, captain from another
regiment was placed in command
of that company. The very first
day the orderly sergeant informed
the captain of the terrible charac-
ter of this incorrigiblc soldier.
That afternoon the man pcrpc-
tratcd some of his misdrmcanors
was arrested by il sergeant and
brought before the captain. He
looked ut him for moment. and.
speaking to the sergeant, said:
"l.ct him go to his quarters.
"Shall keep him under guard:"
inquired the sergeant.
son, no, " said the captain, qui-
city.
That evening the captain called
his sergeant, and said:
500 down to Mr.. Blanks quar-.
tcrS and tell him to come up t" my
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-04
t4ccc : SarsapariIIa


.- \..-... ....>;"AiyU 'nNrNal de-
g., e.. >..~t:.y:..- AGrtr0lIurv, dealing
-. s. .NAity,> related iN General
-. -. live Stock, Fru!iry. Dairy
.uG. r~urN EarminG. fruil Growing,
"nd every farm iuivrr>, and purSui, in
The South.
Ii is widely read ty Northern and
Western farmers contemplating nov
lnE South.
!, ouEht i hv !: every Southern
family. ioc il i If the South. by the
Soul auG ;0- ,Le South"
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-04
NOR iibUl Nj

Trains ariIv" and depart in Columbia al
Btnndl lhE Street Station. NUs. , nnd 80 ariy
FuiituHn sleeping cars between New 40 an,i
Jack sprrilc; SO between Ciucianaii at.0
JhcE~pnNlIt, \ IA t,S'.er I'', cOnucctinp wi h
ullIlsn lulIor chs between Jacksouvil
ana Tampa, and run solid trains ( ON I har.
lpitr u JnckHonviilc
Nos - AID - carry Fu linrn drawing roorn
e'"' iug ear between Tauu.a ana N-w York
cunn'ciins nj Charlotte with Southwestern
Limited.
70. further iuformuti0n 'srplv 10
WM. But KR, JR. r +. :.
Savannah. Ga
K. l. SEAY L. T,A
C"umbla, SC
y. O. MACDONi Li. q "a
Jacksonville. Fla
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-04

:! no'n"'t wpI;tC CaSI ASIDE foolish pIud.
''N "nr ''np"T 70 ,n"G daughters the
tHpNI"GF' maj my ,h,.Inh,'trt< have aC.
tuh't bN yea; O. suffering tnry wUuId be
'p't' & - Np"nC f"H"' uUu'S Of apSipus at
I"htdnc' ~ ine O"ds!Qcs uI SICK dauynttrs
l. woman wnc suffers from weak ness
c1H'"Ht. ~ NcihiG"incnt o! The distinctly
l'hln1h' organ. l> al lnCOmpIet, woman
on y Nnhk'c TO- woman = hiYfcst and
p,"i 0u'N -mu;n"CEppc Sne CauuOl DC d
h"ppH "i' - ms mistress .! a happy
noun .J.. Hlr'c's Iavp1itc Prescription
u tn' "uiN proprietary iu,oICine ever de.
Nl"'t hN at "%p"H SJ;IliCc specialist III
Woman dih"aecs ip' ttIr one pufposc Of
tuHnY tu'%' troubles IN the pfiva, Of the
h"iH' - mt.I.cs d woman strong and
t'dlnE IL "pHdniy way aud Cd Ue re-
H't HpOr - '"ii"V' motherhood Of AL peril
etc almost ali PAW II inaufcs healthy,
'ppuNi children !, transforms week sick.
y n"iNyus 2nVa,iGs into healthy happy
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trD' n' |i"'g"t IaNpntt Prescription and
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cpuic hordiN waiI actpss thr room had an
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GfL"OtS |pndIuDu aud IL" uterus ,uRaIued. ]
mas az a"iul butHlpY iu my stomach. no appe.
in"nuhE pains aud LaCEaCho all tbs ume ] Was
t"hhnrc !" my bed i've mOutit Incu ] COM.
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Icep g'to''y h"u"ftscd ~ Them
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m"n SrUbe Mcdicai hG,Is,T Address DI.
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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-04

'0H1Ef INV CNR SEItVICE.
Excellent daily passenger service between
Florida nnd Now York.
Nos. 8i and 4S--Washing Ton aud Sou uthw estern
Limited. Solid Vostlhufed train with dining
cars and nrst clnse conches north OF ChRrlottc.
. Pulhnap drawing rovln sleeping cars botween
Tampa, JAcksonvllle, Savannah, Washington
and Now York.
Pullman Sleeping Care between Charlotte
and Richmond.
Pullman drnwnR'roQm sleeping cars b.
Non at Norfolk for OLD POINT COMFORT,
arriving there In time for breakfast.
solid train. with Iarlor cars betwoeR
Charleston and Asheville.
Nos. S. aud 8--U. s. Fast Mail Through
Pullman drawing room buffet sleeping cars DO
tween Jacksonville and Now York and Pull
man sleeping cars between AugnstR and Char
lotte. Pullman sleeping cars between 3aol
sonvilo and Columbia. en- route daily botween
SSSsks%9nyille S,n % and Ginsinnati, via Asheyille-
Third V.P. 8 Gen. Mgr. r. M WsaiiI Ton
W. A TURK, g. II. HARDWICK,
G. P. A.. Warrington. q. p. A, Atlenta
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-04
Un> Nerala and gears
I'll OF Onicer- "f the Ftfth Regiment OF
South Carolina State Tro"ps.

James II. Williams, Newberry,
Colonel
John A. Bradley, Chester, Lieu
tenant Colonel.
Lucien p. Saddler, York, Major.
Nj. Nj. Hunter, Laurcns, Surgeon.
Jno. A. Walker, Chester, Assistant
Surgeon.
II. +. Atwood, Newberry, Adju.
tant.
A. G. Maybin, Union, Quarter
master.
James p DrPass, Kershaw, Chap
lain.
r.. A. Mcknight, Union, Sergeant.
Major
a. w. T. Simmons, Spartunburg,
Ordinance Sergeant.
l.. w. Williams, Laurcns, Quarter
master Sergeant
Daniel Williams, York, Commis-
sary Sergeant.
VIM. Dorroh, Ncwberry, Hospital
Steward.
John Sattrrwhitc, Newbcrry, Wag-
on Master.
VIM. II Briggs, Union, Orderly.
COMPANY A.
John Hardin, Chester, Captain.
W. T. Gilmore, Chester, Flst
Lieutenant.
Vim. Hardin, Chester, Second
Lieutenant.
VIM. Hollis, Chester, Second Lieu
tenant.
John II. Lowry, York, Captain.
John W. Moore, York, First Lieu
tenant.
j. NJ. Nj. Cain, York, Second Lieu
tenant.
VIM. Horward, York, Second Liou
tenant.
(nMSSNy 4,
:, ,,
u. IL. Crooks, New berry, Captain.
Il. S. Davidson, Ncwbcrry, First
Lieutenant.
Joseph Duckott, Newbcrry, Svcuoa
Lieutenant
q. B. Boozcr, Ncwbcrry. >a"oni
Lieutenant.
couv,~v
w \, ,u
1I '0Ir' i'"" '''H' va ""'''
+ono,, " '' ''''"
w
Tiontonont
j. r. Fuller, Laurcns, Second
I,ieutenant
COMPANY =
y r. =,
+o;,
~ d r
1,;ontonort - ''''
~ N d.. I,
T,iontannnt
VIM. G. Miller. Spartanbury, Sec.
ond Lienronunt
COMPANY
,
tain ~ "'
~ =,
First riort,,ont -
~. - u..,,
on3 TiSntanunt
CALVIN Mcdowell, Spartanbury,
Second Lieutenant.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-04
Followed by Heart Disease ouree w
Or, MILES AEAHr CURE

MMRC G. SHUTS. OF Wlntcrsct, Iowa,
IVA inventor and manufacturer oi
~ Shuts Safety Whiillctrce Coupling
writes ot nr. Miles Heart Cure. Two years
ago an attack o. LaGrppe left mo WIN
weak heart. I had run down III resh 10
moro skin and bone. ! could not sleep lying
down fer smothcr:ng spells; frequent sharp
dart,rg pains aud palpttation caused con-
slant fear OF sudden death, nothing could
Induce ne to remain away from homo over
nisht. My lrcal physician prescribed Dr.
Miles Heart Cure and in n few days was
able to sleep we'll and tho pains gradually
lcSscncd. and finally ceased. l reduced the
,i.e Crscs, having gained fifteen pounds. and
am now feeling better In every way than
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-04

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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-04

have fo- years.
~. Miles Remedies
are sold by all drug
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guarantee. first bottle
NEuCflS or uiuury re-
tUuGEu BOOK ru dis
eases ct the heart aud
nerves .cvS. Address,
NN. MILES MEDlCAl
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-04
THE CIl RI.Eh7 LINE,

Double Daily Trains between tharlest on
Columbia and Augusta
QUICKER TINE.
SOUTH CAROLINA Il GEORGIA /, + E.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-04
charleston and Western (SlLlEa Inv Co

Augusta and Asheville Shot Line
Sch"du'" |" Effect Aug 7.ls0s
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-04
COMPANY !

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tenant.
). {. Workman, Laureas, Secynd
Lieutenant
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-07-20
AUDUBON SOCIETY.
A BIRD Picnic 10 Dc Held Under Auspices
OF Kingston Branch.

The Audubon Society of Rhode Island
will on Friday next. or II stormy on the
following day. with their friends. par
ticipated I'm bird picnic to be held under
the auspices of the Kingston branch
of the organization. The members from
this city will take the 500 train to
Kingston, and carriages will run from
the station to the state Agricultural
College, where, at 9:45. the professor
of zoology, DR.. George w. Field. will
Give n talk on the summer birds. illus
trating the talk by the use of the coll
lege collection.
An the visitors will be afforded an
onportunity to inspect the college
grounds and buildings. after which
carriages will take the party TO the
shores Of wordens pond. which is the
haunt OF some rare birds. Persons de-
string 10 join the party should send n
postal card TO Miss Anstis French.
kingston, II. l.. before tomorrow morn
ing.