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The Advocate and news., 1898-08-03
Three Topeka BOyS-TOm, Dick and
Harry.
CONTINUED from last weekly

CONTINUED from last weekly
The club met this week at Dicks
house. Dick had felt somewhat embar-
rassed at the thought of the boys visit
Ing him in the little shanty where he
and his grandma lived, but they had in
sisted on coming and now that they
were all three comfortably seated in the
shade Of a big tree, he didn't seem to
mind the exhibition Of his poverty as
much as he thought he would. This
time 1t was Dicks turn to enlighten the
boys on some subject on which the
world needed reforming and he chose
Temperance" as something he was
most familiar with. His grandmother
never let an opportunity pass whereby
she could instruct him on the evils of
intemperance. 1t was dinned into his
ears morning, noon and night; in his
prayers he was always made to say
Dear Father, help me that may never
touch drop Of liquor" Poor old lady,
It was the one interest of her barren life,
and no wonder. Her son, Dicks papa,
had died OF delirium tremens, and the
pretty young mother followed soon after
of a broken heart. Dick was left with
no one to support and care for him but
"grannie" She had tried her best to
save him from following in his fathers
footsteps.
well, boys, haint much Of temper
ance lecturer" began Dick, but perhaps
/ can learn you that it's sin to drink"
Toms folks were strong temperance
people, so he did not need converting"
but Harry had often drank wine and
beer and thought 1t all right because his
papa did, too.
Say, Dick, l wish you'd tell us what
prohibition MEANS" asked Harry. I've
heard about 1t lots, but l cant explain
what 1t is."
When they say prohibition" an
swered Dick, they mean something
about the prohibitory law, which is a
law making 1t crime to sell and man
ufactue intoxicating drinks in Kansas,
except by druggists who sell it for med
icine. It's an amendment to our State
constitution, you know, and became a
law in 1881. It's an awful good law, be-
cause 1t keeps people from getting drunk
and doing all sorts of wicked things"
and Dick ratified off his knowledge OF
the subject like we'll learned lesson.
well, but people can have beer and
know 1t, because my papa gets it," said
Harry.
"Then your papa makes the man who
sells it to him break the law, and when
ynll're n laW-hreaker Won have tn on IN
Jail, IL the cop catches you, and it's
mean Of the man who gets the seller in
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Sober Gorre5ponOc,tS.

Ser Sob tritt oft unperboift al Oct,
MenIben beran; bies belpeist Der pog=
liegenoe sSaa lpieoer. 9lm Dtontaq
0lar9en ben 4. 9lpril febrte ssrau Yern-
baro 3inn bon bier bon einem Mus=
san9e na1 Dem Store nod gefunb su=
rid uno - Snei Stunoen oarauf mar
lie cine Geibe. Gin 8ehirnibiag mahte
ibrem 2eben Elm plosliAeS Gnoe. Shon
als Waoben BON Ii Sabren bate lie
einmal, einen SAlaaanfaa, BON oen
Iie tbeiltueie aelabmt mar. 9lm Is.
WlarS 1874 in nieiem Gpuntp seboren,
beiratbete lie 1880 ibren iie iiberlebenoen
1atten yernbaro 3inn. pelder @be ein
Gino eniproB, oas leOoh in jusenolihem
glter ftarb. Nebit ibrem Watten bin=
terldBt tie Elm BON ibnen aooptirtes, jeBt
erluahlenes Wdbben. Die 0erltorbene
erreidte elm 9llter bon sd Sabren uno
8 Sasen. Sie 8seroisuns fano am
Wittuod Den 6. Npril, Wormittaas 10
ubr BON Der Seutiben 2utberiicen
Stride aus ltatt.
Sie bieligen Wablen ersaben iotaen=
oes &eiultat: Oils Mapor mllroe Yoit=
meilter 6enrp Streb, g., nit nur 3
Stlmmen Mebrbeit eripdblt. Mls Staot=
rdtbe wuroen erndblt Die Semotraten
Dan. 3immermann, 8. 6. Slinaluif
unb =. Yance. Sie &epublitaner ipdbls
ten ibre Ganoioaten. fir glert, Shab=
meilter, Waribal uno StraBsn-gommii=
idr. Gum 5ruitee oes Srieobois tpuroe
u. 8. Oearoorff, IT,, uno gum 5ruitee
Der Wanerperte 8. u. 0arper, IT,, er=
ipdblt. II
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Cine Nubeitatt.

Die gBittiue Caroline Glart Quan=
tria. oeren dlteiter Sobn lih als
8uerilla= Siibrer mdbreno oes yiiraer=
trieses i'm Siiomelten gum 51reden
Der 4nhdnser Der Union sema1t, mnroe
am IL. Wtdr5 bon Canal Douer mad,
einem Mlpl in &entllfp 9ebra1t, mo- bie
8elellIhaft Der @onfooerirten Armee bic
an ibr 2ebensenoe fiir lie lorgen miro.
2anse pirb ole 8eiellidait nibt fitr
Wuttcr Auantrill 5u ior9en baben.
Sieielbe 1T 79 Sabre alt. sSn Marp=
LAMB geboren, madte lie por 81 sSabren
nit tbrem 8atten Die 9odseitsreiie i'm
ei9ensn 8efdbrte BON Der &iilte bes at=
lantithen S5eans na1 Dem Wefen, no
iid bas iunge paar in 9oper nieoerlieB;
oanals gait bieie Geseno als Elm por=
seihobener Yoifen i'm fernen We1ten.
8liidlib lebte bas paar Suiammen,
bis im Sabre 1854 Quantria itarb.
glun besann elne iOrsenuoae 3eit fir
Die Wittme, Die fur bier Ginoer gu ipr=
gen bate. God) mntbig unb ebrlid
ertparb lie Den Gebensunterhalt fir iid
uno Die Sbrigen. Mls Der dlteite Sobn,
ein boffnun9spoaer Jiinglins, beran-
aeipahlen mar, ging. er nab Dem neu
eroffneten Staate Ganias, nm cine Sell
tion 2auo 81 ermerben uno bann Die
Wsutter uno 8eidmiIter, atpei yrloer
uno feline sdmeiter, nahfommen au
lanen. Ser arme Sunge iparo um Iein
Nmt betroaen uno beim Nusbruh oes
yilrgerfrieges iparo er Elm aefiird-
teter Giibrer Der @uerillas Der Gebelen.
Nun be9ann cine neue 3eit Der priifuna
fur Die arne Mutter. Tie Sbaten oes
tiibnen Nebeaenliibrers muroen i'm
Woroen betannt uno bic perlal1ene
Wittue tpuroe oebtpeeen anaefeinoet.
llno oies um 10 mebr, als bas Wutter=
bers fur ben Meblingsiobn nur um 10
beftiaer fdlus, ie mebr berielbe anae=
feinoet muroe, uno iie aud niht unter.
lieB, bel ieoer @etesenheit lebr enerqiieb
uno nit sroBem 6reimutb fir oeniel.
ben partei su ersrsifen.
glllldnt ullo Derlanen Derlebte bic
Witipe bic lebten Sabre. Wabrihein=
LID iinb ale ibre Rinber aeIforben, benn
bon bem lebten, ibrem jiingiten Gobne,
Der i'm Welfen poftreiter mar. BAT iie
aud ihon ieit 8 Sabren feline 9lahrid,t
erbalten. Gin titles, perior0tes QInl
III ber alien Gran tpobl su 96nnen.
WDge lie ibre lebten 2ebenstaae In frisb.
liber Rnbe llno obne briidenoe 6oraen
noo) longe Sabre friebli6 genieBen.
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WeNorbtM.

Nm rs. Wldrs III Ustreer Gouaatp,
COLORADO. Elm Sobn oois Sobn Sal.
brditb in BERN 9pmnibip in oiefem
Gountp. Der iunae Dlann arbeitete III
elmer 8olonine. nobel er perlln9liifte.
Sic 0eibe tDurne oem betriibten Woter
1eimaeihidt I'M in oieiem @pllntp bel.
9efebt 5u Deroen.
elm l. Nprli lit uhrihspille 6rali
gli Minnie. Sin 5dloaanfall nadte
ibrem Qeben pl6blid ein Gnoe. iudbreno
lie por Gem Ofen in Der Mitte ihrer
6amilie iaB. sic binterldbt einen
trauernoen 8atten nit mebreren tleinen
Ginoerm.
9m /. Npril in Nem philadelphia
Wiaiam Noans. GrsSheriif. lin gtlter
bon GA ssabren. Ser Yeritorbene mar
felt ldn9erer 3eit trant. @r binterldBt
ieds ainoer, fiiuf 50bne uno cine
Tp6ter.
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mir aud nod 10 orobe Nunoe ouf osn,


mir and nod 20 arobs Nunoe ouf Sen,
Vorosroed uno linAeidha 23 GtinOert
aus IA beltltsi bieIeiben alls 3ltlaminen.
sStb ipiinlhte ndhrenO Der aalsell 9eiie,
odB Die geitien isslranf tuiirogn, benn
lb ipsib aus Grfabrnn9, nOenn lie fse-
frant piirbsn, 10 wiitbsn lie rubia ieiu.
Wieileiebs ibreibs ih inieosr. lpenn
wir iiber ben Gbilrppt paB tpmmsn,
uno ersdtle, luie mir biniiber lino.
Hniere 0sfsllibait benefit aus s Damn.
Slpei oor gelleuue. 1p., orei bon Wils
Its, galifornien. unp u,ns.
Tie beiten 1riibe an M0e!
Nreo, 6rant & 9barles.
s.
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1ie Ueicr Der Robten0rdber,

y!,oren bic ssiibrer Der 2obIen0rdber
III Gbicogo srfolarsih. nls he pon ben
@rubenbsfBern Die @Dn5efIion erlona.
ten, bnB Der abtltiinbl9e Mrbeitstoa ems
9efiibrt iperoen iolte, reblf elmer Nobn.
erb0buna I'M 10 pro5ent, 10 maren lie
es Dieoerum, als lie Del, l. Npril 3ur
Geier ibrss 5ieass beitimmten. lait
einem fhrperen 6rofe bate Der Mdrs
iih perabId)ieoet. aber lfrableno itiea am
1. Mpril Die Gpnne anf nno ole Wet=
terseilben periprahen einen fADnen 5ag.
Saber begann ldon BON friib an Der
3nsug BON 9oblenarabern BON allen
Seiten. 10 bab, als Der 3ua aeDronet
mnrbe, niht lpenieer als 1900 Roblen.
yrdber on Der garaoe tbeilnebmen
tonnten, init sablreihen Gahnen uno
yannern unb unter ben rauihenoen
Gldnsen bon mebreren Wuiitseielibaf-
ten.
Nabmit.a9s puroen i'm SpernbauIe
Heoen gebalten, uno basielbe mar bis
auf BEN lebten YlaB sefiillt. 6ammt-
- ' .
lide Gebner mabnten bic Nrbeiter, bic
Or9aniiationen je lGnser ie fefer su bee
ariinoen, oa nur auf oieie Weile Die
Nrbeiteribaft @riolse eriparten biirfe.
Die meilten &eoner madten auh Mn=
ipielunaen auf Die Befreiuna bon
Guba. Die nit srobem geifall aufge=
npmmen tpurben.
Wdbreno oes aanscn Sases puroe
quite Oronllna aufrebt erbal!en, tpenn
audi einiae tleinere Nusibreituneen
borfamen, Die bel iol9sn glnldlIen
ihper gu permeioen iino, 10 tuaren Die
geranitalter Der Seier in feiner Weiie
oafiir perantwortlid unO Die Goblen=
srdber baben quite llriade, nit bem
@erlanfe oes 5e1es aufrieoen su iein.
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Sod fcin 1tebercinfo III TT en- .

8eaenwdrtia balten Die 8rubenbe,
iiber unb Delesaten Der 3oblsnardber
bon Susearawas. 9arriion, Sefferion
unb Belmont Gountp in ubrihspille
cine Gonferens. um lid iiber 2obnidbe
fir ipsenannte Nebenarbeiten (dead
work. sll einisen. gis jeBt 1T nod
fein uebereinfommen setrOifen, ieoot
baben li6 beioe parteien oabin aeeini9t,
oaB Die Qrbeiten fortgeiebt tpsroen iof=
len. big cine 2obnicala feitaelebt iIt.
0offentlid tommt elm befrieoiaenbes
uebereintommen 81 Stanoe, 10 baB Die
armen 3oblengrdber in Die Sage tom=
men. Der grfolse frob Su meroen, pe.he
tie in Chicago errungen.
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V E u { T..

3ipeinal ertOnte am Dienfas Seuer.
alarm. Mor9ens um 2 lbr brab ir
einem 9auie an Norb= 8roaomap, gi.
aentbum BON 8. 8. Gniielp. SSeue,
aus. Sas Saus itano leer, mar aber
bernietaet uno am ndmli1en Sa3e
pollte Der neue Wlietber einsieben. So
tein Geuer i'm 0auie mar, 10 oermutbel
man, oaB yranojtiftuna oorliest.
Gum sipeiten Male ert0nte bic s5euer=
slofe Nbenbs INN IL llbr. Sn einem
fleinen Gebdube an Susearatpas @be.,
oas als Speserei- uno 6leii1laben be-
niibt miro, mar Seuer aus9ebrohen.
Ser S6aoen am Gebduoe miro auf
1925. Der Sdaben an y8aaren aui
$500 9ei6dbt. Dos @ebduoe aeb0rt
9rn. &inebart bon &aserspiue uno Der
2aoen 1T gl9enibum bon Gbas. 2en=
bart.
9lm Montag Moreen brad i'm alten
Shulbauie in 8lafes Wdas 6euer aus.
Sen Nnltrengungen Der bortieen sseuer=
tpebr selans es nah filr3er 3eit, bes
glcmentes Weiiter au mer,
ben. Ser Gerlnit iit Dur1 Yer1i1eruna
seoedt. Gas 6aus III Gisentbum bon
@eOr9e &iter unD lpirb bon oemlelben
beluobnt.
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- Nm 9ienltas lebter Wo6e tamen
eine Nnaabl italieniiher Roblenardber
bon @ainwrigbt na6 Suscaratpas uno
balo ipar bic san5e Banoe betrunten
uno Die 2eute begannen cine priiaelei
unter fid unb als Der Maribal iie bel
oieiem 8ereniigen ft6ren mollte, 10
tpuroe oieier an9e9riffen uno MIR oem
Beiitanoe elmer Nn3abl bon Biir-
germ batte er es 5u beroanfen, bab er
niht nieoergeinlagen fpurbe. gs ent-
ftanb cine alsemeine priiaeIei, bic ba=
nit enoete. oaB feds Der Staliener ein-
9eloht tpuroen, tpdbreno bic anoeren
enttamen. Dlebrere Der Staliener fpa=
ren ihllmm 3uaerihfet, aber on1 meb-
rere Biirser tonnten mdbreno Der nGd)=
iten 5aae ale Garben bes He9enbogens
I'M - Spiegel beiuunbern.
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8rfhen s nIbip.

Sn uGridspille uno in Mill Somn
/ Ebip ermdblten bic &epublifaner tpie ae
pobn.ib ibr sanses 9ifet nit erobe
Webrbeit.
Sn Senniion eripdblten Die Delnofra
ten ibre Gauoiolten fiir Staotratb uni
Shuloireftoren. M
Sn Wartplf Sotunibip ermdblten BIZ
Semofraten i6ren ganoioaten fir Sru
flee, bic Gepublitaner ben glert, NllelIo,
unb einen 6riebsnsridter. IS maret
stpei isrieoensribter 81 ertpablen. &utb,
o, uno Gperctt, g.. batten Die nam.
lide Stimmen3abl fir Die apeite ssrie.
oensrihterltelle uno entidieo bus 2oos
fiir Moth.
Sn Guib Sotpnibip pdblten bic He.
publitane. ibr ganses 5idst.
Sn Glaa Somnibip tbeilten fisb biz
beioen parteien In bic gbren bes Sie=
ges. 9ie Semofraten erip1blten MilIi=
fen snrn glert nnb syobn genoer gum
NieIlor, fpdbrenb Die @epubIifaner lire
ganoioaten fur 9ruitee. unb Grieoens=
rihter eripdblten.
Sn @nabenbiitten tpurbe Nbam pfeif.
fer. D., gum @tabtratb erlpdblt.
eSn Nep gomerstopn erw1blten Die
Demofrattn ben Mapor, ben Maribal
uno einen staotratb, tpdbreno bic Mes
publifaner 5iuei @taotrdtbe ertudblten.
syn Satprence Somnibip ipurben er=
ipdblt: sSobn 8imeler, ST., SruIfee;
.. u. Wnsfoff, g., @lerf; 3. 8.
Smith, g., Nfieiior.
Sn Blafes Mills tpurben atpei Demo=
frater, Qenrp Geitolb uno Burris
Stpnebroot, unb Elm Nepublifaner.
patrid Callahan, su 5tabtrdtben er-
mdblt. Gtroben gommilIdr, 6. M.
Gtpnebroof.
Webr als bic Gtaotratbswabl brah=
ten bic Shulnablen Die Bep0lferune
bon 8Iafes Drills in Ntfreguns. Der
Ranipf 0rebte li1 uli, Die Wiebernabl
BON 90. 6. Bed gum 6uperintenoenten
Der Shule unb enbete NIT einsm Gieae
bon Beds Mnbdngern. Namentlid
nabm oas iueibIi9e @einledbt Elm ber-
borragenbes SnterefIe an oieier Wabl-
fAlaAt unb biftere Geinbfhaften m0aen
bdrans entifeben. gliht tperliger als
81 yDeiber Daben ibre Sfinti1en ab.
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Ooniel gDpk ,pibn,et 5idb in;ens

Oaniel Wpb ipibmet iih wie0er
auSi6lieBIih benz Haumsd1dft. MlIe
nellsifen Sorten Gbftbdume, 4fIansen,
GoIen e. iowie a!les anoere, oas au lei.
mem @el6dfte geb0rt, fam BON ibm fir
ben balben preis be3oaen tperben, nell
den A9tnten bafiir perloilgeil. i
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enDD'S 0oIoaoer 3dpfAen

1psybetl garontirt, i'm Goloooer { (Piles)
nnb Wsr1Dpfung 3li beilsn. so Gents
mi &ddnteI. Wan fenbe cine 3lpei=
eIjt- Dldrit an Martin &ubD. regiltrir-
M pDtbaer IN 2aneaifer, pa. pof-
xtku lpsrben nidt bedntiporfet. lleber-
kxi psH erften Apotbstsrn 81 ber-
81.
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s5ar Dit atta 2. Mpfll euoe1,be
MJohe bliebsn fclgerbs 1li1t reiiomi1te
@riefe duf Der hisli9eii poftoffits
DIR. 6rso Bennett.
GnIIie Bare.
MRS. S. 6slmid.
Rrs. Woaaie Sones.
Nlis. gila Morris.
g. u. EsorborfL g. wl.
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Sn elmer bieiioen Qo9e CUB BOZ
Jabren Der MeiHsr in Stn6Ie bic
mseife @ntiheiDanQ: 50 tuie i4 Die
6a1s Derifebe, bat be Waebrbeit 0t-
lponreli. uno 10 ipiro - aud an Mon<
tdg gspsIen iein. &
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Seiratbsbe piateas,eea.

0arrp Mpers Maria Snpber.
Sarnes &. Merrpnlan Guian M.
BlafDel.
g. q. 3naus Sbn gabill.
8. .. 9iders Dora Mcconnell.
Wm. Denber Mnna G1aFsr.
0elen 0oopengarner Aoa Dieb.
NOdm Gnneioer CLARA g. lino.
2epi g. 8eedp Belle M. Doietler.
yeonbart garnaletti Mnrtini gon-
~ cetta.
Sobn pbilips 5oispbine Milifon.
@bas. Grciil gli30betb Gbount.
Nnguit 2eener Ollie Gnilb.
Grdnf 8. Gspanep gifbsr priee.
Wm. Qeutbp Dnia Widers.
Ginlen s. Wrap CIibe eimmerg.
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Gine bolIRdnbioe Qditreisinrin
tlia8 nit sitlsm R6sleftI, ber 1900
Bfunb fo6t, IN bi1ia ii periauftn.
dbsrs Ilslnuft n bieier DiIiff, 50
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Sbr perliert babel, lpenn Sbr Cure
Sapeten ni1t bel Burnfioes einz
tauft. 4S
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pie aus Der obiaen 3uiammenifea=
lina erlidtlib, iino nur Die Senofraten
springer uno Ginebans ols Staot-
ratbe uno 3dierman als 6rieoboi= =3i,
rettor erlnd6lt.
az n -, & n n, :, Sh;h
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9ie Sriibiabrssual,ic,,.

0ier boben Die Gepublifaner init me-
illaen gusnahmen ollie ibre Ganoioate,l
ermdblt. Gas @eiultat lit folaenoss:
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TRAINS GOING NORTH.

eDaily tDai1y except Sunday.
No 50 runs through to Columbia via Gen.
trai R. R of s G
Trains Nos 70 and 80 run via wilson aod
Fayesreville-Sbort Lne-and make close
connection for all points North.
Ttaius on c. l. D R R leave Florence
daily except Sunday 8 As a u, arrive Darling
ton lS &c, Har,sville II rs N, Chersw
10 80 a m, Wsdesboro 2 Is m. Leave
Florence daily except Sunday 8 rs p M, ar
rive Darlington so p n, Bennettsv,l'e 46
pm, Gibson 10 10 y N. Leave Florence
Sunday only 8 SO NJ. arrive Darlington
8 20 an
Leave Gibson daily except Sunday 625
8 %, Bennettsville 49 N, arrive Darling
ton 40 10, leave Darlington IS m, ar
rive Florence 10 10. Leave Wadesboro
daily except Sunday co p N, Cberaw / 5
p ID, Har,svil'e 2 Is 10, Darlington -
p %, arrive Florence 90 p N. Leave Dar-
liog,on Sunday only SO m, arrive Flor
euce l5em
J R KENLEY, JNO F. DIVINE,
Ge.l Manager Gen'l Sup't
TN EMERSON, Traffic Manager
Nm EMERSON, Gen'l Pass Agent.
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saw THB BATTLE OF MANILA
r. Allen Mccaary Writes From
Japan

Nr T. Allen MeQiary, the youog man
Sbo seess . week mere last winter on his
tsip .roapd the world to ~io wife, has
made more than haif his circuit Of the globe
and shorid now be once more 90 Americac
sod. T5e following is copy of e p.stsl
cssd written from Japan:
Yo1osox., JAsAs Nay 3 1895.
Mr. Kngene Hosan, Sum er, S q
Ds.s Friend: Arrived 10 Japan May is,
ss,er " Gays voyage from America by way
Of Spain, Egypt, Borneo TO Japan. Will
lesse so-morrow for Seattle, Wash conse-
oueo,ly IN % days more shsll be in Amer
ics I.n we'll and stood the vcyag ali o. K.
japan 10 very pretty country and the little
p.orle. fb.t go TO- MIKE ~ the Bin. DON are
sa e.eyer as ,ss please ny Two weeks stay
here has 5een quite pleas nj and have taken
in all the grea, siahts possible 10 81 short
time. saw the battle of Manila at dis
saoce. There is much excite reot over ibe
var io Japan Ropiog this will 6od you u !
vel, c. .oss. Write me II my home, Ne~sno,
10. Love to q !.
T. ALLEN AcQUARY
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Bad nsDssemen. keeps more people 10 poor
circumsasnees tbac any ether ooe cause. To
Do successful one msst look ahead and plan
ahead 90 ,sa, when q favorable opportunity
presents Itself be is ready TO take advantage
of il. a little foreshougbt will also save
mocb expense and valuable siue, prudent
and Garcia, man will keep a bottle OF Cham
ber,ain's Collie, Chclers apd Diarrhoea Rem
edy in The house, the sbi''lsss fellow viii wat
un,il necessity compeisl' aud,asn rn'n bis best
ho,s. going for doctor aai baVe a o:g dog
tor bill 10 psy, besides ooe pass eo' 20
.sa,s. ,be osoer is out hundred dollars and
then wopdsrs Why bis neigheor is getting
richer while be is getting poorer For sale
by a. }. GsiOs.
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No. tz runs through from Charleston via
Central R R !, leevioe Charleston Ia. m.,
Lanes 81 10, Manning OF N
TRAINS GOING NORTH
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*Dail7 tDaily except Sunday.
No. s2 1uos through TO Charleston, s. C. .,
via Ce"traI r z striving. Manning S p
10. Lanes 5 IS n Charleston 7 IS p %
Trains oc Conway Brsr ch leave Cbadboaru
II 43 a m, arrive CONWAY l2.40 p %. re'urn-
ing leave Conwn, 2 IS &c, arrive Cad
bvuru Is o., leave Chsdbourn 80 p ~.
arrive Hut s 10 y III. 'e'urn,ng leave Hub
Is m, sr,ve Chsdbourn 10 90 a N, Daily
except Sunda..
J R. KENI.y, G.n' Manager
T " EMER On, Trs fic Manager.
Fl N EMERSON, G-n'l Pass Agent.
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STATE EXECUTIVE COM.
MITTEE.

Col Jones, the chairman Of she
State Democratic executive commit
tee who is now also colonel of the
second regiment. was asked last
night what action he would take in
regard to the State Craftsmanship
Col Jones had been 80 busy with
military affairs since his appointment
that be had not had time to give this
matter any thought
Other members of the committee
have suggested that in the absence
of Col. Jones, which may not be for
a long while, that the committee elect
a vice chairman 60 serve temporarily.
and this it is likely will be done =
The State, July /.
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Brui.ese, Sorss, ,Ulcers.Salt Rheup. Fever
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price Is cents rer box. For sale by rr J. r
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Gov Johnson, of Alabama. has
decided not to order special cleo
ton to elect successor to Gen
Wheeler who represented the Eighth
district at the time he was appointed
Mai General
Montreal, Jun 20 Lieut.. Car
rama. the chief of the Spanish bu
reau in THE city, has been missing
since Monday. and TIE Star will au-
nounce that he has left the city. but
that as far az can be ascertaiDed ne
has not returned TO Spain
Washington, June % Secretary
Long has received word from Commo
do1e Remey at Key West that the
flagship Newark. with Commodore
Watson aboard, has been in collision
with the Dolphin The Newark was
uninirred, but the Dolphin sustained
considerable damage She is now
on her way north to dry dock. No
details are obtainable
Wa-biogton, Juue 20 -Commi>sary
General Eae4n of the army today
awarded TO S~if J. ca of Chicago q
contract FOR supplying the troops 10
Cuba With refrigerated beef 10 such
q7auti.ies aud a, such places as may be
required. ibe oc4:raos Is big enc
and involves the shipment TO that
ccuotry "f large cargoes of dressed
meat TO De osed, not alone for the SOL
d;ers. but also for feeding tbe recon
ceu.esdos aud the Cuban troops The
government guarantees The contract to
last for not less ,ha, three moaths.
aad the beef il to be furnished sos that
i. will be perfectly good aod 6s Fer use
y hours after l's delivery.
Loui-ville, Ky. June 20 -Presi-
dent Milton H Smith Of the Louissille
aud Nashville RAILROAD today seos out
the official oo.ice of the restoration tf
one-balf of the reduction Of salaries
made 10 August, 1898 The remain
der will be restored January |. 1899
The advarce takes effect tvday aod will
affec: abou, $4,000 men. l. will re-
qa;re $500 600 q year addi'iouai to
pay the increased wages.
New York, June 3o-The officials
Of the various express companies with
headquarters in this city have decided
that shippers will be required to pay
the wsr ,esesue tax. plus the exPr's ss
companies. rates.
Madrid. Jniy lit is .umored
bere that the Government has receiv-
ed news of Spanish victory at Santi.
ago 1t is eaid that the American
Army has met with disastrous re-
pulse and that the American loss was
very great.
Hong Kong. July / The Ameri
can troops and warships had not
arrived a, Manila up to Monday A
dispatch bearing that date has bees
received from Manila. in sh!oh the
statement was made that the troops
!
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War Maps-Ten Cents.

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aod North Aner,c. on one sheet revise and
apo. date, for ten cents. Ii is toe latest ard
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Crimiusls 10 the Saodwioh is'ands
are ex-up. from punishment aoon
reacbiug spo. called the Rock Of R'f
nee. where superstlsion-or reii:ion-
afforde protection AZ this rock the
Law breaker may remain in perfect
safety. .uppiied with food by bis family
or friends; but be is oever allowed to re-
turn to bis tribe.