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Prisoners on a Strike.

COLUMBUS co., July IA special
to the Dispatch" from Mansfield says
forty-fve prisoners in the State Re
formatory are strung up by their
thumbs in dungeons and given only one
scant meal a day, having gone on a
strike because their tobacco supply
was cut off. There were twenty-five
others implicated, but they returned to
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Financially Embarrassed.

PROVIDENCE OR. ID, July 14.-John
II. Mason & Sons, one Of the oldest
cotton manufacturing firms in this city,
are financially embarrassed. The LA
bllties of the firm are placed above
soOO,OO0, mostly in notes held by banks
in this CITY,
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MONTREAL, July 14.-Yesterday
there were rumors that Lieutenant Car
rama did not sail with Senior Du
Bose. To-day it is positively known
that Carranza was impersonated by an
unknown person and did not board the
ship. Where Carranza is now is a mys-
terry
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Fruit SHIPMENTS.

Forty-five carloads of fruit were sent
out yesterday-peaches six and a half.
plums eleven and quarter, pears TWEEN
ty-slX and quarter, mixed one On
the same date last year forty-seven
cars we're sent out
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ADJUSTMENTS.

AT the Orpheum again this evening
the sensational and spectacular drama,
The Bottom Of the Sea-" The play is
in its last nights now, and the Webster
Company will be with us this week
ONLY
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War Fund Bill Passed.

ALBANY On. Y), July 1.-THE As
sembly has passed the 100000 war
fund bill unanimously. The Governor
will probably sign it this afternoon.
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Complete history of music on the Pa
cine Coast occupies a prominent place
in the great national edition of the
Musical Courier" At all newstands
price. 10 cents.
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Buy no experiment, for you can buy
such popular pianos as the Emerson fol-
$500, upwards, SO per month. Pom
mer, corner Ninth and streets.
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Try McMorry's Coo uncolored Japan
tea; E. B. tea, roc; G. p tea, S5c; P. F.
Japan tea, SOC; 531 NJ street
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Elegant miniature portraits in water
colors given away at Boysen's, 31S j. ,
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REPUBLICAN CLUBS.
Meetings of Voters of the Ninth
and Sixth Wards.

The Ninth Ward Republican Club
held very enthusiastic meeting last
evening at their hall at Twentieth and
o streets, and was called to order by
President j. H. Dolan.
The report of the Executive Com
mittee showed that they had received
an additional 100 names on the roll.
Addresses were made by E. M. Shee-
han, Emmett Phillips, r. w. Parker,
P. Jensen, Alb. Hunter, w. w. Mott
and others.
The club proposes to have glee club
on hand at it's next meeting, and sew
eral well-known speakers will be pres
ent and address the club on the issues
Of the day. A large meeting is ex-
pected.
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For cool. sharp glass of steam or
lager, Ell Dorado, S26 j.
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work when informed what the punish
ment would be-
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SIXTH WARDERS.

A spirited meeting Of the Sixth Ward
Republican Club was held last evening
in the new headquarters at Ninth and
M streets, at which Vice President
Howard K. Johnson presided.
Short addresses were made by J. c.
Brusie, A. j. Mccormick and others,
and considerable enthusiasm was man
ifested. The club is largely composed
of young and energetic men, and is
forging right ahead.
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has been used for over fifty years by mill
ions of mothers for their children while
teething with perfect success. 1t soothes
cures wind collie regulates the bowels, and
is the best remedy for darrhea, whether
arising from teething or other causes. For
sale by druggists in every part of the
world Be sure and ask for Mrs. Wins
lows Soothing Syrup. twenty-five cents
bottle. MWF
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BAKER & HAMILTON, wholesale hard
ware, bicycles, carts, buggies, carriages.
phaetons, Balm farm and header wagons.
Send for catalogue
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Mills College and Seminary.

GRANTS DIPLOMAS AND CONFERS
degrees. Seminary course accredited 10
University. Rare opportunities offered in
music. One hours ride from San Fran
cisco. Write for catalogue to MRS. =. I.
MILLS, President, Mills College Postof-
flee, Alameda County, Cal. Thirty-second
year. Fall term opens August 3. 1893.
jy14-3w4p
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Very Neat
And But $40

top. Exceptionally pretty carving.
brass trimmings and excellent cabi-
net work. Has three small drawers
in top, the center one being lined
with felt and set about ~ inches
from the main front of the board
German bevel plate mirror IS by 80
inches. Total size of board 30
inches wide. "a inches deep.
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Try McMorry's 45c tea. 531 M.
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They We're from a factory which
sells only one store in a city, hence
the design is sold exclusively in Sac
ramento by US.
They are made Of selected oak,
with double top and paneIed ends.
The entire front is beautifully cary
ed. The picture simply hints of the
handsome carving on top and front.
The mirror is French pattern
plate IS by 40 inches, and the trim
mings are of brass. Size of entire
sideboard 5 feet inches high. 4
feet wide. The cabinet work in this
board is superior in every respect.
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JUDGE M'COMAS.
The Successor of A. P. German in
 the U. s. Senate.

"The new senator from Maryland is now sitting upon the bench of the United States court of the District of Columbia and is a man who has won respect and confidence in judic- ial, congressional and private life. : says the Chicago Record. Judge MeComas was 51 years old last Oc- tober. He is a native of Maryland, graduated at Dickinson college, Pennsylvania, studed law with Chief Justice Alvey of the Court of Appeals of this disrict and practiced for several years at Hagerstown. He went into politics shortly after he obtained his majority and became 8 local leader of the Republican party in Q Democratic community. In 1876, when less than 30 years old, he was a candidate for Congress and was defeated by a majority of only 15. He ran again at the next campaign and was elected and served for eight years in the House, where he was known as an attentive, industrious and efficient member, hard worker in the committee room, good de- batter on the floor and popular with both parties In the presidential campaign of 1892 he was secretary Of the Republican national committee, and shortly after the election of President Harrison, who was his warm personal friend, appointed, him to the Supreme Court of the dis trict, where he has earned an invia- ble reputation. In social life Judge McComas fsexceedingly popular. Nc man in Washington has more friends among all classes in the community. While they were serving in Congress together President Mckinley and Judge McComas became very close friends, and their relations have eon- tinued unbroken.
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MR. JACK WATTS.
Entertains a Party of Ladies and
 Gentlemen by HypnOtizing.

MT. Jack Waits rivals his instrue- tor, Santanelli, in the art of hypno- tizing. He has succeeded in hypno- tizing ladies, fete which Santanelli could not accomplish i'll this city. MT. Waits entertained q party of ladies and gentlemen last (Thurs- day) evening at the residence of MT. Geo. Steinback. Out of seven peo- pie Mr. Waits hypnotized four ladies and one gentleman. The fun he made for the party was immense. The subjects all obeyed promptly, and did such things a5 they were ordered to do. Mrs. Steinback went through all the motiona Of cooking meal. The entertainment was very successful and highly en- ioyed.
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TO MAKE HOME ATTRACTIVE.

Four special pages in the Februa- " Ladies' Home Journal are deyot- ed to explaining the way to make the home attractive. One treats of "The Draping and Dressing of Beds, 2 another of Buying and Arranging Bric-a-Brac,n a third tells "How to Make Attractive Screens, and a fourth is on "Doing Bamboo Work at Home" The Illustrations make the task of following out the in- a very easy one, so the articles are certainly practical and useful.
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DOVER. N. H.. Oct. 3f. 1896

MEssRs. ELY BRos.:-The Balm reached me safely and in so short a time the effect is surprising. My son says the first application gave decid- ed relief. 1 have a shelf filled with "Catarrh Cares. Tomorrow the stove shall receive them and Ely's Cream Balm shall reign supreme. Re spectfully, MRS. FRANKLIN FREEMAN.
 Cream Balm is kept by all drug gists. Full size 50c. Trial size 10 cents. We mail it.
 EIY BROS. 56 Warren St, N. Y. City.
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STATE CHAMPIONSHIP.
Won By Mr. John J. sumpter of Hot Springs at Yesterdays
 Shoot.

The Clements-Sumpter shoot for the State championship took place yesterday tThursday) afternoon. The contestants were to shoot 50 birds. They tied on this shoot each getting 39 out of the 50 birds. They then shot at 9 birds. Mir Sumpter made score of 24 and Mir. Clements 20, making Mr. Sumpter the State Champion.
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MT. William Donaldson, of Spring field, H., arrived in the city last night to accept the position of day clerk at the Arlington hotel. MT. Brunson Jenkins, who for number of years has held that position, has resigned and will enter some other field.
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Rheumatism is due to tactic acid in the blood. Hoods Sarsaparilla neutralizes the acid and completely cures the aches and pains of rheuma- tism. Be sure to get Hoods Sarsa- parilla.
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MT. Arthur F. Adams, superintend- ent of the Southwestern Telegraph and Telephone Co.,, came down from Little Rock this morning and is in- specting the department at this nlnCn.
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If you want any painting or paper hanging done, call on
 Chas. T. Ables & Go.

Geo. Jackson (col. was brought before Squire Vance this morning on q change of venue from Squire Bald wins court. He was charged with beating and assaulting his wife. The State could not produce any woman who was his wife, so the case was dropped.
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Four negro vagrnnts were brought before the police court this morning. Three of them were fined S5.00 each and the other discharged.
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PROGRAM.
For the Lakeside EpwOrih League
 Meeting Tonight.

Literary meeting of Lakeside Epworth League at the residence of W. z Tankersly Friday evening, January IS.
 Prayer. .........................lBy Pastor
 Quotations from Jonah. Character of Jonah. MT. Woodbridge Splendor and Power of Minerveh...
 Miss John Tankersley Music c,...............M Miss Madya Cason Assyrian Mythology. Roy Cason Humorous .Selections.....................
 ...........................M Miss May Tucker Sea Monsters.............
 Miss Lora McWilliams Music-yocal =. Miss Mamie Williams Lesson of the Gourd. ......K K. 1T. Roberts Question on Book of Jonah..-.......
 .......................M Miss Kate Jackson Effect of Jonah's Preaching. Pastor
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MT. s. s. JameisoD, the clever night clerk at the Trulock for the past month, left last night for his home at Pembroke, Kentucky.
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Mrs. Bettie Hester returned to No- ble Lake this morning after a short visit In this city.
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ECONOMY in taking Hoods Sar- Em saparilla, because " 100 doses one dollar" is peculiar to and true only of the One True BLOOD Purifier.
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Mir. John L. Mills and Hon. $. M. Taylor left last night for New Lew isyille, on legal business.
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Telephone A. Brewster & Son for prices and PAINTERS if you are thinking of painting your house. 1-23
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MT. D. {. Jackson, the popular and experienced hotel man, is now the night clerk at the Truloek.
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When bilious or costlye, eat Cas- caret, candy cathartic, cure guaran- teed, 10c. 25c. l2-3O eodtI.
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Call on A. Brewster & Son if you want to see the designs in wall paper.
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Cascarets stimulate liver. kidneys and bowels. Never sicken, weaken pr gripe. lZ-3ueoatI.
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Just try 10c. box of Cascarets thn finest liver and bowel regulator ver made. 12-30 cod If.
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Mrs. J. M. White returned to her home at Linwood, after a short visit to relatives in this city.
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BoRN-To MT. and Mrs. c. H. Hum- bert, Thursday night, Jan. 27th, 1898, a son.
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MT. T. s. Kavanaugh, a leading merchant of Humphrey, is in the city today.
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Capt. M. W. Ware returned this morning to his plantation down the Valley road.
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Mr. Ran Silyerman is now running on the Iron Mountain road.
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Fresh boneless pig feet and canned beef at Joe c. Meyers. Ills tf
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RECEPTION TONIGHT.

Everybody is invited to attend the Y. NJ. C, A. reception at Merrill h. stitute tonight. Address by Rev. A. Q. Evans, and good music by Mrs. Dilley and Mr. Armstrong; A good time in store for all. Admission free.
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Hoods Pills are easy to take, easy to operate. Cure indigestion, bli iousness. 25c.
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MT. G. B. Greer. a citizen ofSearcy, Is n visitor in the city today.
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We desire to inform the public that we are now prepared to do all contract work in Paper, Pap CT Hanging and Painting.
 Chas. T. Abeles & Go.
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Have your painting and paper hanging done by
 Chas. T. Abeles & Co.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the eo- partnership heretofore existing be- tween Harris < Weedon, at Wabba- seka, Ark, has been dissolved by mutual consent, Mr. H. c. Harris re- tiring. Mr. John P. .Weedon assumes all liabilities and will collect all ac- counts.
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 CITY ITEMS.
Mrs. Will Riley Is quite sick.

Mir. E. R. Buster, of kingsland, is ill the city today.
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Mayor D. c. Bell left last night on n business trip to St. Louis.
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A. Brewster & Son, headquar- ters for Painters and Painters Supplies. l-23 St
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If you anticipate PAINTING Or PAPERING your house you will save money by calling on
 Chas. T. Abeles & Go. II dtf
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II, c. HARRIS. P WEunoN

Wabbaseka, Ark, January 26, 1898
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THEY STAND BIZ eRAB1E.
Tho BondboIders Will No ADVISED to Leav
Him in Charge or the western Enterprises.

Tho BondhoIders viii No Advised to Leave
Him in Charge or the westcrn Enterprises.
OMAHA. Feb. 20.-Messrs. Talbot and Leach
Of Boston. who have been in tho West two
weeks looking 'over the numerous enterprises
promoted by Francis G. Cradle, returned to
New York tonight. They represented the hold
ers Of the various bonds Of the Cradle enter
prises in Boston, New York, Philadelphia. and
other Eastern cities. Leach put his time In at
Omaha examining the books OF the various COM
South Dakota and inspected the mines, the i'm
mont, and several mills, grindstone factories,
town site companies. and other enterprises
controlled by their clients and managed and
omoted by Cradle.
Both gentlemen declared before leaving here
that they will recommend at Boston that Mr..
Cradle be left in charge of the Western enter.
prises. They declare that they have found tho
situation perfectly satisfactory in every detail.
and assert that the depression among Western
business enterprises OF the past two years is
wholly responsible for the embarrassment Of the
Cradle enterprises.
be paid in full with interest.
Cradle now has proxies enough pledged to
keep him In control of the interests he has man.
aged.
The Arlington Chemical Company has Sc
cured an injunction to prevent Mr.. Parrotte,
CRADLES confidential clerk. from transferring
the various properties which, Cradle recently
decided to him, alleging that the transfer was
made to defraud Cradles creditors.
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lnsei, At $4,000 ! rear, formerly member q

Counsel, A. $4,000 q year; formerly member Of
William J. Carr. AssistantC Corporation Coun-
eel, At e8,o0oa year; formerly clerk Of the su.
preme Court ct $4,000 ayear.
one, according TO the young Democrats, who de-
lnspgnrSitsd sssiSsss the W%iiipus sSSs % street Ct
county organization. The young Democrats
side their regular organization, and they do not
,sip% ist 70 t3 ION any h, shepard movement or any,
they propose 10 welcome any movement that
will lead to the overthrow OF the WiliouRhby
street leaders. 1hey added that they are tired
husks.
The appointment Of a young woman TO DO
trouble. The young Democrats are too chiyal.
rous 20 question the Young woman's ability. but
ono Of the young Democratic workers. More.
over. a prominent Democrat, In a communities
ti9n to the Brooklyn Eagle, speaking Of the APP
Respectable girl Il sntirelyp S%nStted, this Is The
trial of cases concerning which decent newspa:
pers say the details were unfit for publication
Court 6S S'' as Sio e t OF of 4 TS% q s on the kind sinSRFs %as
with unanimous siacrity. Some years aso a
pointm6nt OF a woll.known woman In the Sur.
r~ogate's, Court of this county. o tribunal hav.
crimes which naturally and properly come
within tho jurisdiction of the court presided
over by tho very learned Mr.. Justice Courtney,
q the very profound Mr.. Justice Devenny and
their. associates, and the Surrogate said, con-
sidering the class Of litigation that might posi-.
bly, arise in his court, he had too much respect
for himself as a. gentleman to put q woman
In the anomalous position whore her
The Scripture says should not be- men:
toned among you Evidently one great
difference between the very learned Mr..
Justice Nobody and his associates and the Sur
rcgate 10 that tho latter 10 a gentleman. II the
new. Clerk 10 @ respectable girl. which / believe
within three months. This 10 one of the positions
that might naturally be given to some one Of
worked and voted with the party OF the plain
people. These Judges have seen at TO disappoint
the workers Of tho party by an appointment rs
shnll ace"
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BRIDGE TROLLEY CARS. DELAYED
Minor Malshaps-Fuses Burnsd Out-Fire in .
meter BOX.

Motor BOX.
There were several small accidents to trolley
cars crossing the bridge yesterday morning.
They were tho first since the inauguration Of
the bridge trolley service and. although not So
rious nor out of the ordinary line of trolley mis-
haps. they created considerable confusion and
some delay In traffic.
Car 521 of the Gates avenue line was on it's
way over from Brooklyn shortly after 8 o'clock
in the morning when tho motorman was obliged
to come to q full stop on account of a truck on
the track ahead of him. When he started up
again there WAS q brilliant display Of pyrotech-
mics. and in less than n minute the fuse was
burned out and the car was helpless.
Car ls1 ofthe Prospect Park and Coney Island
road came up behind tho Gates avenue car. and
the motorman offered to shove the latter over
the rest of the, way. When he started TO do
flashes OF light. In a very few seconds his car
was disabled; a repair wagon came along
presently and ,, after IN att cen minutes III r.nn work os sue.
again. Meantime the trolley cars had lined up
behind the " crlpples until they reached
Later in the morning car s5 of the Fifth
avenue line had a nre in her motor box on the
sengers in the car. two of them Italians. Tho
Italians were very much excited over the sput'
The conductor and tho other two passengers had
hard work to keep them from jumping over the
gate rail. The repair wagon patched up the car
IN a few moments. and she was able to resume
her trip.
The inspectors on this side of the bridge
They say that the burning out of fuses on troll
Icy cars is a common accident In wet weather
and cannot DO prevented. although, as a rule 1t
is the result Of carelcssness or ignorance on the
part of the motormnn..
The fuses on the trolley cars can stand a Ger.
tain amount of power, but II more than the limit
Is turned on they will burn out Frequently
they burn out when less than the limit Is on II
IL Ia turned on suddenly. Damp weather has
the effect of increasing the power and rendering
1t unstable. A careful motorman will start his
car gradually In wet weather and will never
jerk the car along in going up hill.
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T111MAN's BROTHER TO RUN.
Masa't Spoken to the Senator fsr Years-Me's .
Candidate fer Geveraor.

Hasa't Spoken to the senator fer Years-Me's .
Candidate fer Geveraor.
COLUMBIA. 8. c.. Feb. 20.-Ex-ConRressman
George D. Tillman, seventy-odd years old, but
hale and hearty. and a brother of Senator Till.
man. will be q candidate for Governor this sum-
mer. George Tillman has not spoken to his
brother for several years. When the latter
first entered tho political field his brother. the
Congressman. 10 said to have backed him finan-
cially. The rupture between them is said to DO
that Ben Tillman. to repay w. J. Talbert for
political service. supported him in his race
against George Tillman and SO caused his broth
er's defeat. George Tilman 10 regarded as one
of the strongest men In the State. In his card
he says:
make the effort to reunite the people Of the
State and correct certain evils which. IL done.
would result In more liberty and less taxation,
To achieve these ends j shall advocate several
measures that, IL adopted, would strengthen
local self government and reduce the present
annual STATE and county. taxes at least one
fourth-say $500. OOO-without diminishing. but
positively Increasing the efficiency of our gov
ernment These measures and arguments in
support Of them will be discussed later on.
al shall run as the candidate Of no faction.
ring, or boss. but simply. on my character as q
mar and record as q public servant"