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Arizona republican., 1898-05-10
ARIZONA IN THE WAR
Regarding Governor McCord,s Last
 Offer to the Government

The patriotic course of covornor McCord in offering to the eovernment an Arizona regiment to be led hv him self and if necessary to take ,, leave of absence without pay, or to resion his office, has solld1fied him with the people of Arizona, if any solidifica- tion were necessary. No reply to his telegram of last Saturday was received yesterday. From this circumstance it may be inferred that the president has taken the matter under considera- tion and that if any more troops than those already ordered out are needed Arizona will be given the first call.
 Regarding the work the governor has done so far in securing places for Arizon1ans in the defense of the national honor, the Arizona Sentinel says:
 Patriotic people of Arizona fully appreciate the excellent dork done by Governor McCord in securing first place for the territory in the ranks Of the noble men who have offered their fortunes and their lives in defense of the stars and stripes in the present struggle with Spain. In this work our worthy governor has shown an executive ability equalled by but few men of the nation. When we take into consideration the fact that every state and territory in the Union was at the same time clamoring for a rec ognition we have just cause to feel proud of the wonderful personal and political power of our governor in be- ing able to pick insignificant Arizona up and bodily push her to the front of Americas proud army, where she will remain until the war is over The gallant 200 cowboys now on their way to Cuba will win glory for themselves and honor for Arizona at the cannon's s mouth."
 The governor yesterday received a telegram from Col. Leonard Wood. commanding the cowboy regiment at San Antonio, saying that he is de- lighted with the Arizona men and that they are doing splendidly. The regi- ment, he says, is now full and he re- grets that he can use no more Arizona boys.
 The governor also had a telegram from Captain James McClintock He said that the Arizona contingent had been divided into three companies, and that First Lieutenant J. L. B. Alexander had been promoted to a captaincy. Second Lieutenant G. B. Wilcox has been made first lieuten enant The Arizona troops are now being mounted and equipped.
Arizona republican., 1898-05-10

deliberate aim and shot him in the back, killing him instantly. A bad feeling existed between the Aliens and Fosters on account of the Duncan school scandal. There has been no murder trial in Graham county that has occasioned so much comment in years, and the general impression is that the jury returned a perfectly fair and impartial verdict.
 A motion for a new trial will be made in the Rodella murder case. If the motion is granted, which it prob ably will be, the district attorney will move to dismiss the case from the calendar and Rodella will walk cut a free man.
 The cattle stealing eases have not yet come to trial on account of the big murder cases having taken up so much time. The witnesses and some of the defendants have all been here for the past two weeks waiting for their cases to be called. The court will probably call these cases the first thing next week.
 The cattle pens are completed and ready for cattle shipping. Some cattle will probably be shipped from this point the last of next week. Charles Woods, foreman of the Fur tie Cattle company, near Morenci, was fired on in the mountains between Eagle creek and Clifton last Thursday by four MeXicans who had just killed a beef. Charles hurried into Metcal1 and started back with posse but was never able to find the outfit again | John M. Johnson, a brother of Deputy 1 Sheriff Johnson at Morencl, shot ant killed Mexican in a restaurant al Morenci last Saturday night. Aftel the shooting some twenty-five Mexi cans armed themselves and made { search for Johnson but that gentle man had made a bee line for Clifton where he surrendered to Deputy Sher 1 if Hogan.
Arizona republican., 1898-05-10
FROM GRAHAM COUNTY.
Newsy Items of Interest to Cattlemen
 and Other People.

SolomonvilIe, May 7.-(Special cor respondence of The Republican.)- Today marks the end of the second week of the district court in this coun- ty. The grand jury was in session six days and adjourned last Saturday. The trial jury arrived on Thursday and it was found necessary to issue two special venires before competent Jurors could be obtained to try the big murder cases which came up for trial this week. Outside of a few divorce cases and unimportant civil cases, only three cases have gone to trial. They are Territory vs. Casmero Rodella, convicted of murder in the second de- gree for killing Frank Elword; Terri tory vs. w. B. Foster convicted of murder in the second degree for the killing of A. B. Allen at Duncan; Ter ritory vs. Merwin Foster, charged with the same crime as w. B. Foster, is now on trial and up to Saturday even ing the jury had not yet returned verdict.
 The trial of W. B. Foster for the killing of Addison B. Allen, created great excitement and interest among people in all parts of the county. Be tween fifteen and twenty witnesses were examined and the court room was crowded day and night with specta- tors and attorneys. The attorneys for the prosecution were William Lowell, Esq, of Tucson, Wiley E. Jones, dis trict attorney of Graham county, P. T. Robertson of Globe and R. P. Fish CT, Esq, of Solomonville The de- fense was represented by. B. J. Ed wards, N. c. Mcfarland and J. M. Me Collum- The trial was commenced Wednesday morning early and lasted until Friday morning at o'clock, ;. when the jury entered the court room , and delivered it's verdict of guilty of murder in the second degree Thurs day night the session lasted until past midnight and it was almost 1 o'clock when Wiley B. Jones finished his argu- ment and the case was submitted to the jury. The testimony as brought out at the trial showed that A. B. AL len had objected to Merwin Foster, a brother of w. B. Foster, attending a dance which was given by Allen and his friends on Saturday, the 26th of March. That on the Tuesday follow ing Merwin Foster accosted Allen on the street in Duncan and demanded his reasons for having him ejected from the dance. A few words were passed and beth men drew their guns and fired Allen was wounded badly and Merwin Foster received slight wound in the back as he was running away. Allen then started for James T. Tong's store and fired his last shot in the direction of W. B. Foster, who was standing in the door of his saloon about seventy-five yards away w. B. Foster grabbed up a gun that was standing near the door and as Allen was making his way across the street in wounded condition Foster took
Arizona republican., 1898-05-10
A WAR SONG.

In his poem on the American flag, read in the course of the sermon at the Baptist church last Sunday evening, Dr. Halsey gave the following stanzas: "Ye brave sons of Columbia, arise in your might, For the spirit of freedom commands
 you to fight For the flag loved by freemen, but
 hated by Spain, For which died our martyrs, the men
 of the Maine! "The charm which the touch of fair
 woman imparts Makes each stripe and each star ever
 dear to our hearts. And when numbers Oppress, and our
 courage would lag, Woman's smile shall inspire us tt
 fight for our flag"
Arizona republican., 1898-05-10
IN DISTRICT COURT.
The Trial of Cases by Jury Has Been
 Begun.

Though a great deal of work has been done in district court the more apparent business of the session was begun yesterday in the appearance oi the trial jury. Under the original venire the following jurymen were pre- sentad: B. O. Grant, Thomas K. FL vey. w. w. Kunkle. Valentine Cant, J. A. Stewart, T. E. Dalton, c. D. M. B. Cox, George Schornick, E. A Keller, B. R. Baker, A. Cummings, C. o. Austin, J. w. Eastwoodr, A. Barry, F. H. Parker, Thomas Morrow, John T. Dennis, Henry Ryder, G. B. Rich mond, C.. S. Blaine, Robert Friedel, James Creighton, A. w. Babbitt and B. s. Andrews. Several members of the venire failed to appear and oth- CTS were discharged in chambers, whereupon a special venire was or dered and the following gentlemen were brought in: c. F. Leonard, R. N. Collins, Frank Meador, F. H. Wes- ton, M. H. Calderwood, J. T. Davis, T. l.. Davenport, J. w. Osborne, R. Il Doan. w. M. Dameron, N. Lackland, Bruce Perley. A. s. Foushee, Hector Riggs, G. w. Mauk, F. B. Devereux. N. Hale, William Searle. R. E. Harrington, John Earl, R. B. Vinson, D. P. Cogdill and M. H. Reno.
 The only case tried was that of Murdoch vs. Brown, a damage suit growing out of the controversy over a ditch in the western part of the county. The trial will be resumed in the morning.
 Lester Smith, indicted for grand lar ceny in connection with the systematic theft of merchandise from the Kesslar- Boyle company last winter, pleaded not guilty. His trial was set for May 19. The day was closed with an ar gument in the matter of an appeal in the case of Daggs vs. the Phoenix Ma tiona lbank.
 The trial of the suit Of Mrs. Mary E. Half against J. c. Adams, pro- prietor of the Hotel Adams, will be begun today Mrs. Half, the widow of wealthy Kentucky distiller, seeks to recover the value of a lot of dia- monds and other precious stones sto, en from her room while she was a guest of the hotel more than a year ago.
Arizona republican., 1898-05-10
HORSES AND EQUIPMENTS
Every Arrangement Being Made fo
 the Cowboy Regiment.

Every Advancement Being Made TOT the Cowboy Regiment
 Washington, May 9.-Colonel J. L. Torrey has about completed all ar rangements with the war department for the organization of his cowboy cav airy regiments in the west and ex- poets to leave Washington tomorrow morning to join his command at Fort Russell, Wyo.
 He has secured from the depart ment a sanction of his order relatlng to the purchase of horses and in ac cordance with that order Major Percy s. Hoyt of the quartermasters depart ment will arrive in Cheyenne Friday morning, and will join Captain C. A. Varnum of the Seventh cavalry and another cavalry officer. Together they will constitute board for the pur- chase of saddle horses for the Second regiment United States volunteer cav airy. This board will purchase horses at Cheyenne, Laramie and Denver, Colo. The ordinary specifications for cavalry horses will not be observed, but they will purchase horses which have been found most seryiceable in the western country as saddle horses. They will be approximately fifteen hands high, weight about 1000 pounds, and of bay, chestnut, black, brown and roan colors. The number will approx imately be 1000.
 Permission has also been secured that the officers may purchase from the government all the saddles and other uniform equipments as may be neces- sary, together with all insignia of of flee which will be required. The regi- ment will be uniformed in the new canvas suits, and all details have been arranged by Colonel Torrrey, so that the officers may secure their uniforms without delay.
 There has been some delay owing to the inability of the guartermaster department to furnish tents sufficient for the entire regiment. This delay is partly due to the fact that the navy secured nearly all the tents at hand som time ago and the demand from the army has been far in excess of the supply. It is the intention, how ever, of Colonel Torrey to have all l necessary equipment and outfits at hand and ready for use before calling his command together. for he IS a strong believer in giving his men the
 very best care and attention and does
 not wish to submit them to more hard
 ships and exposure than is absolutely | necessary.
Arizona republican., 1898-05-10

To cure Constipation Forever
 Take CascaretS Candy Cathartic. 10c or 25c. If c. c. C. fail to cure, dI uggists refund money
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-11-09
CLOTHING.

plain statement of Clothing We have made up our nj; j
carry no idle capital We have large Stock Mems Boys Co
Oereoats 1t will take big selling tlo No.
weeks Since we began Clothing strong the
IS We sell the Clothing when the people look
feel anything that will you sufficiently @
quietly investigate Stock that you-hat is if 70"
buy Suit this Winter Our Clothing
thing about the make the style the quality you The @
rl.ht too We don like much about the
e are usually pretty we'll posted and know bargain
are dependable, reasonable and Vu l7
Don't have make all profits Clothng-have many other
help out know Right here is the place Clothing F
on until Christmas is your OPP ortunty u
SHOES.
Here is another Department in which big sales W.
lots OF them day. though We keep all kinds Shoes
Mems ShoesCoarse Shoes them Of solid %
just rs cheap they be sold 'ef
the surrounding territory this way We feel il
TO get them We will make the utmost effort to give
as well for any We the kind that c
Yes from now on for great November business
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iicirn; information /, bi~r II iiil CON
pyli>pn ri The expenses Of llic Two
cpnnlio-. .ind We wonll suggest HAT
u tihc y sio>r of the SAM .nIicr
''iN ~ - -,l.lcinII>ly ril,i~ iu uur
Grand jiilN. VIZ. ">iinu.h not $50 >isrh
iv.iiiir language unless Ilc uihc~ II
i.tnir thorough investigation nf Facts"
Now. Nj. Editor. We have deemed II
pal dulA 10 mnhr ln above ,i.,i,nicnt.
y, ,'lr nit:cl. made hr Nh. Edwards r.
Ilori no. "nl, upon li,. Grand jury
ini ii.llur 10 di-riliIe,c ~ duiy. blt
3l." ullpn tie nt.ill.i., neni rs ih, al
iali- II lie poor lin,~c l,N ir Comfy
i,ncI~. We dn moi propose 10
l'r drawn mi" Il l,!prir"niirNcI~ with
Ni. l.IWI.l- bnl simply wanted 10
Slalc l'r iH'i> III the cas- 10 the ia>
payers.
Respectfully.
". i. SNll.En,i.
"'iiiy supervisor foi he County
Board Ol commissioners.
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At ilynlcn y Altar.
'1w" souls with hut Il single Thought:
Two hearts that heAt uI one.

Two souls with hut "a single thought:
Two Hearts that hent Az one"
One of the prctticst home weddings
that has ever been witnessed in This
County took place ut the residence Of
hr. Jesse |. Hardin. "Wednesday af-
trrnunn. October 3G, when Miss Jessie
A. Sanders his attractive gr:indlauSll-
ter. and Mr. Ira Walter Cox, Il promi-
ncmt merchant of l'rl2cr, were united
in marriage
shortly after The hour of noon the
friends Of 'h" happy young couple
began I" assemble and subsequent ar
rivals Swrllc,i lhr cnmln,nv until The
spacou~ ral!nr MAS fllci.
Promptly ON linlr the organ. under
the soft. skill!ul touch OF Miss Katie
M0bley sent forth he tender strains Of
Mendclsolln'> Wedding Match. and the
bridal party cnic,r'l ihc rnnm in lhc
following manner:
Miss Moultric buchanan. of Chester.
80; M:;. Waite: :. Ernrh, oi An,lrr-
son.
Miss Mattic L. Brown. Of Hrlo,,.
with Mr.. j. II. West. Of Rcltnm. 1'hr>,
were closely followed by the radiant
mony uniting these yonng lives was
SOlcmnly and imprrsSivcly performed
ny Rev. j. II. Marlborough, al i;lacl,
stock.
When congratulations had been c>-
tended II l,Duntiful wedding feast WAS
served. Tho rncstS we're royalty rn
tcrtaincd and the flying moments We're
most delightfully."- spent.
The presents, tastcfully arranged in
an adjoining room, were numerous.
srrviccablc and pretty. The groom :
gift to the bride was Il very clrgan,
brooch.
The bride. as Miss Jessie Sanders,
has always held 81 high place i'll the
esteem Of the community and the ailrr
tions of the friends whom her cheerful
spirit and kind heart drew around her
in large numbers.
The groom is Il popular young mcr-
chant OF excellent social standing and
fine business qualifications.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cox left Wednesday
night, by Scaboartl Air Line, for their
home at Pclzcr. They carried with
Them and will retain through life the
sincercst of good wishes of their hosts
Of friends here and Chester
Reporter.
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The attraction ht the Opera lnu,c
Friday night. the lth, will lc the
Great Barlow Minsircl>. nov in its 2Oth
successful season. The past record Of
this company is all that is necessary TO
warrant Il first class entertainment.
Among The great features this wear
with the Great Harlow MinStr,lS are.
Coburn X Baldwin. musical comedians.
Hugh Cannon. thr worlds grrairS,
buck and wing dancer. Willie Hale.
EnSlandS f;lmous rolling globe club
expert. AMI the next President nf Min
Strclsy Harry Ward, the king of come
dians. Seats on sale III II. II. Rns>rlI's
tomorrow. Prices: Reserved seals.
.3'': gallery. 5o;.; children. Pr
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pcor!rlol,. lm rlnm ,N,lA hii.rtom.
Th'ir m'rc npinblN 'Mrlvc i!lpn~lnd
p,"plr -ai!nird in one creeping. surg,
in.; 'ua>> IN the business cviirr" ih.
city Nin;lni.iuwi;nc>, the street i,ai.t,.
Ihrlr WAS u time wlrn we lnul,d
upon ili' coming Of il circii~ - ai,r>,ui.
detrimental t" the rroric aud ii'l.
best Interest We tllou-lt ii,ry b,nu l,i
along - bad Influence, vl,li nui pc,
PIE caught H. illry wnlild all inf, i.soi:~
diSra>r. rIrrylu. j! viii :iuN .r'n
their lo.i!r~ ~ ,,'iN rAii nf iiio.rrln
~: and Wo also lhu.. ..i .liH tlr-r.
shows ",lr 'I.,All's iA4' lt'rt 'iir
people iD orr,ti, lil lni,"i.,. liy
nrr' ham pn rfrI i.~'al Mona
ilcy ne,:,d ini hicul anA W.,
:ln'i rl"jIl:-;. i'sli ON >rN~ h.A
'lan:'L on his >,,i,iDci. N;r tnA i-
::,i' the crn,ln., ni . good ciiru. iihr
ilr l"IrpA'i@li \ sells l;in. .ur, 81
year. asa :,i,'ai i'nrn; l.il'icui:ulY TO-
those Who earn tIi,ii bread Nl tn,
sweat Of their brow. II Affords. .uu..!,
needed outing which no lrr event
would brin. about III Il WAY ~ General
and satisfactory. From ir li;l"
pIrkanllInA to the ;lmu-Iii,ml LIhrnl,
rvcryb"dy i, pleased. 50 varied are ,l,r
attractive sights. carry Ii:. away
5" much money. the rrnpIr are iI,r
best judges rs To their needs Ilcy
give up their money freely 10 sec the
show. AMI wh" would prcSrlin" io say
that they .lo not receive an adequate
value in return WHO wolld under
take to iiX The value of the outing. He
change from he old, every day routine
"i work. 10 say nothing of tll, benefits.
mentally, OF The Spectacular, nni only
al the show proper. bml also of the
people in attendance, l,rsdcS. The
show people have wants for thcml>cl,c,
and for their animals. whirn are sup
piled by our merchants. thus putting
into circulation in almost every hinncll
Of trade, money which might nihs.vs,
be ln,illrd.
The ninninluil tents ol this great
Circus were spread "n The W Whitncr lul
III rear Of Rose Hill" The street
parade. with lis brass lr,n.l~. herd of
elephants. rriin.niir- wild beasts,
beautiful Iur>rS. ponies. charints am!
clowns was fully up 10 Interpretations
OF the people. Two performances, " ere.
given, afternoon nn' night, an'l were
both well palrOnixc,l. NJ the after
noon performances the crowd was mn
mrrous. and notwithstanding tl,r re-
port got abroad that there would be no
night performance, the attendance fell
but little short of the expectations Of
the management. The acting WAS
very good. indeed and embraced Soy
cral new and attractive TEXTURES. No
murmcr of compliant WAS heard from
the spectators. All lwcrc pleased. The
Side Shows were I'LL good: in fact. the
entire makc-rp of this great circus ap-
pears tn be strictly honest and rrsprr-
table. cXrrllcntly managed and thor
Oughly disciplined.
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The best salvc in the world for Curs
lsruiscs, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Itheum,
Fever Sores. letter, Chappcd Hands,
Chilhlains, Norns, and ull Skin Erup.
tions and pusitively cures Piles, or no
pay required 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect Satisfaction, Or money refund
cd. Prise - ncnt- per box For sale
= tlill-Orr Drug ca
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Notice.

The public schools of Pcndlct0n Dis
tricl No. :, will not open until the
ilr>' Monday in January next The
Board of Trustees will meet ON Sat,lr-
day preceding 10 attend to any bust
Mess that may come before it,
TII0S. u. IloBSON,
Clerk Or Board.
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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-11-09

Take laxative RrnmO t3rinine Tablets.
All druggists refund money il it, fails to
cure. Zoe The genuine has l.. 3. q. on
eacil tablet.
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S,.Ar-sNgcysY.

We feel
weeks There Hats sold nd
VIII in iinery.
Department the Hats for
Hats doing
this We bought Millinery
them together See Yes Hats pretty
DRESS GOODS
ookcr-on
that We have no time to lose but suit people that still
think will Dress
second to in the State We special attention
Can
CURTAINS.
We
though must push up
sales though We
No trouble about Curtains
Tapestry and ept (nown Raw Slk) exceedingly
see Curtain
AS stated the outsart we want Anderson County an
just must have them but know will
full value every spent We can certainly
everything but let customers their privilege
Cant you help us