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Tombstone epitaph., 1898-01-16
STATE or OHIO, CITYo ToLEDo, .,
 ITC;S COTNTY.

 Frank J. Ch-yney makes oath that he is the senior partner of the firm of r. J. Cheyn' Y & Co, doing business in the city of Toledo, cnuniy and state a aoreenid, and thar said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOL LARS for e.ch an. every case of Caiarrh that cannot ne cured by the rse of Halls Catarrh Cure.
 FRANK J. CHENEY. Sworn to before me and subscribed in my preaence, this 9th day oI Decem- Der, 1886.
 IsEAL A. ". GLEASON,
 Notary Public. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter nally end acts directly on the back and mucus surfaces of the system Send for testimonials free.
 F. J. CHENEY & CO.,,
 T. l,Go.O
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-01-16

County Assessor Harwood will have hls office in the second story ef the court house. Every thing will be con- veniently arranged and he will have 8 cosy office.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-01-16

For sale cbeap-A lady's White bicycle; been ueed sheut a mont, nearly new not a scratch cn it; every thing in first class order; owner snx- ious to dispose of same and will cell very cheap. Address or Grply to the PRosPECToR. 1w
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-01-16

Tho Star sure,s's sitht Territory create s company of Rangers 10 hunt up robbers, etc. The idea meets with favor, and it is not improbable that an effort will be mad 10 pass a bill organizing one in the next Legis- lature
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-01-16

Brent Tarbell expects ts prepare himself Tor stuiy as doctor. He will soen leave for the east 10 take a thorough and complete course in a medical college to fit himself for his chosen profession and meanwhile as a preparatory step has entered the county hospital hero for several months to acquire such knowledge as will prove Of considerable assistance in his primary study. Brent Is 6 bright young man with q good future and the PRosPECToR in common with his Many friends wishes for him the most favorable and prosperous reaiiza- ton of nj. laudablp amt mti,ian.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-01-16
TIlc nirth O1 tke -'Grcater'.
 New York.

With the dawn of the new year the "Greater" New York is ushered into the world 8 full grown giant. The problem sf municipal government is to be put ts the suPremest test. Within its limIts Is contained a popu. lstion equal to that of ihirte n o' our sovereign States at our last census, and as numerous as that oi the origi- ual thirteen Ststsr. Provisions for the lie and health Of this vast multi tude of al! nations and cliRes is an unsolved enigma. Thousands of suf- ferers in New York and elsewhere are wrss,ed rom he grasp of that agonizing complaint, rhsr ma,ism, by the timely use of Hostetter's Stomach Bit'ers. which is preventive of malaria and kidney complaint, and a curative of liver complaint, constipa- t:on and nervousness,
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-01-16

MANY of the board of supervisors Of the territory are endorsing "Our Mark" home rule bill and outside of the howl of one or tFs territorial papers is one the most popular meas- ures ever introduced for the benefit Of ArizOnn
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-01-16

Tombstone should not be lax in the matter of taking an interest in the proposed Territorial Miners conven- ton and should respond to the call of Gov. McCorJ. Mining is one of Ari- zona's most important industries and Cochise county being the banner county we should be well represented. Let 8 move be made Tn the matter.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-01-16

IF some Of our territorial exchanges insist on taking mining items frem the PRosPECroR without credit, we respectfully ask that at least they put in the fact that the property referred to is located in Cochise county.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-01-16

Several Tnmh-iruers seen the eclipse of tl,e naoJn rn the sight oi the 1,h. There will be another eclipse of the mCon-a total eciipse- Dec. 2Sth of this year, and four eclipse- Of the sun will be visible this ye.r.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-01-16

Yavspai county, according ts the recent decision a. Phoenix, must pay thsse bonds. Although poor Iavapai has nothing 10 show for it, they must pungle $2l9, 800.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-01-16

Chas. Frederick Jr. son Oi our towusman Cbas. Frederick, We are pleased to state Is improving after his leng siege of illness.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-01-16

CocnIsE county IS the banner mIn- ing county of the territory. More mines are being bonded and "pros- pects" develcpsd within our borders than recorded in any of tue less favor ed counties of the territory.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-01-16

The Texas Coaster incidentally re- marks: "If editors would print eve Y thing they knew, tte prico ol tar, feathers and am nuni;iou would go up wonderfully" So would editors.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-01-16

Several victims wrrc unmercifu'ly snuxballed today on Alien street Old and young alike enter into the sport. From the rumber of attacks made on epch other they lad "oue continual round q rleasure" today.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-01-16

Frank P. Moore has been granted letters of administration on the estate of F. ". Heyne.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-01-16

A Nebraska man adveitses for "one wife," Are we to infer that he may place larger order next time l! the sample proves sstisfec tory?
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-01-16

The Arizona Democrat is apparently not deferred by the recen: charge oi criminal libel. and is still pouring ed!- torial hot shot at Gov. MrCord.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-01-16

Board mt pursuant to recess ct 7 P. n. Same msmb,r present. The following proc edings were had:
 The following clnims against the county were unanimously sllowei and warrants ordered drawn for the sv- eral amounts:
 John Montgomery, approved
 by Probate Judge, service as
 Supervisor ..... .... $3O co J. H. Me Thereon, approved by
 Probate Judge. scTvics as
 Supervisor .............. 30 Oo c. l.. Cumming-, feeding pris-
 OosTS 'ol oN ]. Cosgraye, jnIor certificate. B 50
 The Board che, ksd rp the license act of the Sheriff and found them to agree aIth Treasu,eI's books.
 The Clerk wa ins,Trctt d to procure the necessary books f'r the year 1898, consisting ci tx roli-, duplicate tax rolls and oth,r record books as may be required.
 Whereas, the branch jail at Wilcox b ing insecure for the coniine ment si prisoners, it was ther fore ordered that Thomas Allaire, 6 member of thIs Board, be and |, her. by author ized to procure metal cells to te placed therein ct the expense ei the county.
 County road districts, shSNIng ex- peDditIIes of 1897 in the several dis tricts:
 Bi-bee Road Di, trict- Collscted op road tax re- colpts. ....-.......-...-. Sl.'do oO Exp-nded out of road fund 3G B $l,7SG g Wilcox Road DIstric:- Collected on road receipts. $l47 o" Expended cut sf road fund 3Tl co $5lS % St. David
 Collected on road rece ipts.. SlOS % Expended out of road fund ll3 % $22I 09 Benson Road District
 Coffee ed on road receipts. S29l 0O Expended out of road fund 219 GO S57O O0 Do. Cabs gas Road District Collected on road receiI ts.. Sl5 % Expended out oi road fund 15 % $9O %
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-01-16

R. c. kIttleweIl is on the sick list. We hope fer his early recovery.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-01-16

FuIba> oad District- Collected on road receipts. S9 % EspendeI out of read fund 269 8
 $35S 8 San Bern .rJino Road Distiict-- Expended out of road fund S51 co
 $50 O0 Repor; of J. A. McRae, Road Over SCOT for the Mcdonald Road district, not yet in.
 Expended GU: of roei fund s75 70
 S75 O0 Total expenditur,s for the
 year 1897 on reals S3,fCS y The folloning amourts were esti mated by the Boar,, to te the a,noun,- necessary for conducting the coun V government for the year 1858: General off e rxpens, .... $7,0o0 co Ass ssing and collecliug... 2,OG0 co Election expenses 2,OOO co District Court. ... ...... G,Ot0 GO Sheriff $ office and jail.. l0,CO0 GO Disuict Attorney, salary
 and exps nses. 2,COo co Probate Court. ........ 1900 tO Ju tee courts ard onet.blo
 fecs eco % Indig,nt. .......... l,jG0 O0 Coroner's irquest. ....... 100 % Hospital. coco % Treasurer's office. ........ l,sO0 % Recorders office. l,G00 % Incitentals ...... 2,000 co
 
 Total. S49, 300 C0 The County Treasurer is h rety in- structcd to transfer from the general fund of the county to the expense fund tine sum oi $49 300, and if ii- cisn, money in the hands of the Treasurer are net available for said fund. then U transfer from time to time such sums as may be received by him for taxes available fer m ain- tainirG the government Of ea,d county until the full amount of taid sum Q! $49, ,3U0 shall have been trausier.t to said expense f.nd.
 The Chairman and Clerk was in. structed 10 draw 6 warrant in fayor oi Richard Fisher for guard at the ex- riration of his term. The foregoing minutes were read and approved, ani on n.r,ion Board ndjouraed until 10 @. m., April 1, 1895.
 JOHN MONTGOMERY Chairman. Attest:
 M. J. BROWN Clerk By ". A. HhEwOcD Deputy Clerk,
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-01-16
.So-zo-Bac Tar Fifty Cents.

Guaranteed tobacco habit cure. makes weak sacn strong, D.ocd pIre. S9c. sl All crugsista
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-01-16

contains 10 cocaine, mercury TOT any other injurious drug.
 Its qIicE y Absorbed.
 Gives Reef .; once IL opens and olcanscs the Sasai Passages.
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Tombstone epitaph., 1898-01-16
Attest:

AIttsI. M. J. BROWN
 Clerk By ". A. LAKEWOOD Deputy Clerk,
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-20
THE RETURN OF TIE GUsSIE
Bls M, Tor tho Failure of tho Expe,tition
flaccd on the Nowspap. rs-NIusterlng
tho Fi0ridn nops-FOrtifyinx Port
Tampa.

Tampa, Fla. May 10.-The steam
er Gussio, which sailed from Port
Tampa last Tuesday, laden with
arms, ammunition and supplies for
tho use Of Gen. Gomez's army, and
with two crack companies Of the LIST
infantry, returned today, bringing
most of her cargo back. Tho story
of The failure Of the expedition has
already boen tol@. It's hardly prob.
able that another attempt will be
made to land tho supplies until the
whole expedition moves. Tho army
officials arc strongly inclined to lay
tho blame of tho failure Of tho Gus
sic expedition to tho wide publicity
given to tho sailir.g. Tho Spanish
forces III Cuba were undoubtedly
kept fully posted on every detail of
tho movement, and mado prepara-
tons to meet the Gussie when sho
appeared off tho coast. 1t is init.
mated that press consorship at
Tampa may be established, should n
movomont Of troops take place from
hero IN tho near iuturc. Had such
Il course boon pursued before, it is
claimed TINT tho chances of n sue
ccssful lnnding Of the Gussio's sup
plies and placing them in the hands
OF the insurgents would havo been
creator.
Richard Harding Davis, tho au-
thor, whose nomination IA assistant
adiutant general of volunteers, with
the rank Of captain was recently con-
firmed, has declined to accept. Mr..
Davis said that he was entirely igno-
rant Of the duties Of the Office, and
the fact that there woro many officers
in the regular army deserving Of
promotion forced HIM to decline.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-20
eyOhnSOn'S
Chill and
Fever
Tonic
Cures Fever
I'm One DaV.
MERKITC MAY NOT GO TO MANILA.
He Says Ho VIII not go Unless tho Govern
ment PrOvidss Him with il, 900 Keeu.
IarTr0ops.

Now York, May 1G.-The Tribune
tomorrow will say: Major General
Wesley Merritt may not 20 to tho
Philippine Islands in command of
the troops to be sent to tho assistance
Of Roar Admiral Dewey, and to take
charge of the territory, when ap-
pointed as Military Governor. In
an interview last night Gen. Merritt
said: 81 may not 20 to tho Philip
pines at all. 1t is proposed to give
mo $4,000 mon, Of whom 10000 are
regulars, and tho rest volunteers.
and those from the North. west, who
have had little opportunity for train.
ing aud discipline. I have aslod
the department for at least 1000
more regular troops, for they will be
repaired. Thcro will be no oppor.
tunity to train the volunteers for
duty before they start or after thoy
get to Manila. ] want enough dis.
ciplined troops 80 that the whole
body will be as effective as possible.
GLOW can the Charleston start if
there are no men ready? Gen. Otis
may bo willing to go on without four
more regiments Of regular troops,
and take only 10000 trained men,
with 1000 undisciplined ones, but 1
am not l don't propose to go with
out force that is suitable to my
rank. | don't expect anything will
be donc in tho matter until it is Ger.
tain whnt [ nm to have for tho pur.
pcso OF the expedition" .
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-20
EDliORS TO THE FRONT
lhrro is Also Ono In the N, wberry Conn
p"ny-Editor It, j. Fuller, Of the
Snlutn Advocata
(News and Courier, 17th.)

A gentleman called tho attention
OF n Reporter for the News and Cou.
rler to the following editorial in the
Asheville Citizen yesterday:
"One editor has gone to tho front
count him; one-and perhaps
there are more to follow. N. &.
Gonzales, Of tho Columbia State, ia
now with Gen. Nuncz, tho Cuban
officer, and both expect to be in at
the death of Hayana. Mr., Gonzales
will certainly be a SUCCESS in tho field
if ne is as good fighter as he has
been editor If we mistake not his
father was notable figure in tho
Cuban Ten Years War.
"Ihat is correct 50 far as it goes"
he said, "but there arc Others In
tho first place two Of Mr.. Gonzales
brothers arc IN the army, and South
Carolina has furnished two other
editors. Editor Louis j. Bristow, of
the Kingstroe Record, and Editor
Parrot, of tho Horny Republic.
Both are good mon.
"Two of tho circuit stenographers
have also volunteered: Claude f.
Sawyer, Of Aiken, and D. Wayatt
Aiken, Of Abbcvillc. This is n good
showing for tho mon who 1.-Two by
their pci.s."
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-20
ANOTHER CALL TO ARMS
THE PRESIDENT DECIDES TO OAIg,
FOR MORE vOLUNTEERs.
Ehe Number May lie aR Su,nll as 10000 or
IA Largo as 200. 900 Tho Framing OF
tho 'il Thnt Is to Ne introduced Il In
Congress Authorizing tho tall
10 Already Under Way
(New York SUM-

Washington, May 1G.-President
Mckinley is seriously considering
the wisdom of calling for moro vol
unteer troops, and has practically
decided to do 30. The number may
bo as small rs $4,000 or it may be as
large as 100000. The President
believes that in view of possible in.
ternational complications, and the
probably that ultimately very large
force will be required for the occu-
patton of tho Philippine Islands, it
is about time to ask Congress to giyo
him authority for new call to arms.
The additional volunteers would
probably be held as largo reserve
force to be used in Cuba, Porto Rico,
or the Philippines, as soon us the
necessity should arise N1eanwhilo
tho moral effect on European nations
would be valuable.
1t is stated on authority that tho
plans for issuoing now call huve
advanced 80 far that tho framing of
the bill which will he introduced in
Congress is already under way.
This bill, if introduced, will author.
izo tho President to issue call for
troops mt such timo as he secs fit. and
without rogarf to Il definite appor.
tionment among ,ho several States.
This plan, however, may hold only
in case tho number decided upon
docs not exceed $4,000 or 100000
men. If it should be decided to call
for as many as 100000 soldiers, the
ratio Of population in each State to
the population of the nation would
probably determine the number of
mon to ho drawn from oach common
wealth. Tho adoption of tho former
plan would ennblo tho President to
accept many regiments of specially
organized troops, such as mounted
riilemen and yellow fever immunes
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-20
TWICE A WEEK, $l.5O A YEAR

immediately after tho convention ad.
journod.
The usual resolutions of thanl 8
were adopted.
AT midnight tho convention nd
journed sine die.
THE NEW STATE CHAIRMAN.
AT u subsequent meeting of the
executive committee the following
officers were elected:
State Chairman-Willie Jones.
~ Secretary-U. y. Gunter.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-20
Take .JOf1M.SONS
CHILL & FEVER
TONIC. ~-~aaeRzssgasauu
Bryan IN FOE WAR.
Given C"mmifsion to Organize iogimen,--
From Silver to Lead,

Lincoln, Neb., May 17.-William
D. Bryan is to organizes third regi.
mont Of Nebraska volunteers to ten.
der their services to the Presi.
dent as soon as mustered. Governor
Holcomb today issued him q com.
mission as Colonel with authority to
proceed and Mr.. Bryan told the AS.
soclated Press correspondent tonight
that he wonld accept the commission.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-20

vided that tho requirements as to
length of residence do not apply to
such votes as would have been dual.
flied had they remained at their
place Of residence at tho time of
their enlistment"
Adjutant General Watts seconded
tho motion to adopt this report.
Mr.. Tatum moved that it be adopted
by Il rising vote.
Three only kcpt their soats when
the vote WAS takon, 1t was as near
unanimous rs q thing could be and
there was vigorous cheering.
SOME OTHERS KILLED.
The three resolutions Of Messrs.
Patton, Bohro and Toolo relating to
master, supervisors and magistrates
were unfavorahly reported and wore
gwen "knockont blows"
Unfavorablo reports wore made on
MIR. Blease's campaign meeting rcso-
luton looking to meo' ings in only tho
judicial circuits and Oh Mr.. Williams
resolution on the same subject as to
meetings in congressional districts
only.
The favorable report on Mr.
Gaines resolution, amending Article
z, relative to reorganization Of clubs,
was adopted.
The unfavorablc report on Mr..
Earlo's resolution to amond Article
., printed above occasioned consid-
erable discussion but was adopted.
An unfavorablo report was made
on Mr.. Bacot's resolution and il was
adopted.
The comm'ttce on platform and
resolutions then mado its report, Col.
Aldrich presenting it.
An mfavorable report was pro
sentcd on Col. Mike Browns anti
campaign resolution. The report
was adopted.
An unfavorablo report on Mr..
Lancaster's resolution relating to 3
per cont. assessments was mado and
adopted.
Mr.. Lancaster's resolution as to
the number of campaign meetings
was tabled.
Mr.. Bleases 'liquor question:"
resolution was reported unfavorably
and the report was adopted.
DON'T ENDORSE THE ADMINISTRATION.
For the resolutions Of Col. Aldrich
and Mr. Bleaso on platform, tho
committee presented Il substitute,
which was the set Of resolutions Of
fered by Col. Aldrich, as published
above, tho only change being tho
substitution Of tho following for par
agraph two:
"That wo endorse tho politics of
tho Democratic party Of South Car
olina and reaflirm our allegiance to
those principles as enunciated in
our previous platforms"
Tho original clause endorsed tho
present State administration. It liz
given above.
PROTESTS AGAINST EIspENsARy REsoLU.
|. TIoNs.
The following minority report on
tho dispcnsary section WAS presented
by Mr.. Sellers:
We, tho undcrsig gned members of
the committee on platform and reso-
lutions, beg leave to dissent from the
decision of the majority Of said com
mittoc as to that part of their report
which pledges the Democratic party
to support Of tho dispcnsary law rs
tho best solution Of the liquor qucs-
ton, believing that tho whole uues.
ton should be and will bo decided
by the people in tho coming pri.
mary, and this convention has no
right to forestall the action of the
people.
w. st. Julien Jorvoy,
John G. Sellers,
II. J. Lipscomb,
j. y. Park.
Edward 4. Treacot,
Robert G. Davis,
j. y. Murray.
The minority report was voted
down. Tho vote WAS sc to 13l.
DiSrENSARY ENDORSED.
Tho majority report was then
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-20


date shall further file with the Sta
and county executive committee,
the case may be, an itemized stat
ment of such expenses"
BY Mr.. Patton-Resolved, Th
article vi. and VII. of the coustit
ton be amended by striking out Il
words Except magistrates and ma
ters," wherever the same occur.
After all tho resolutions had bee
read and referred to tho appropria
committees, the convention took
further recess until $50 p. m.
TIE NEW STATE COMMITTEE.
At the night session, on motion
Mr.. Tatum, the convention went in
the election of the State oxecuti,
committee, it resulting as follows:
Aiken-W. w. Williams.
Anderson-W. A. Neal.
Abbeville-A. w. Jones.
Bamberg-S. G. Maytield.
Barnwell-G. D. Bellinger.
Beaufort-Thos. Martin.
Berkoley-S. j. Mccoy.
Clarendon-Louis Applet.
Colleton-A. Il. Williams.
Charleston--P. H.. Gadsden.
Cherokee-E. A. Trescot.
Chester j. Cunningham.
Chestertield-B. j. Rcdfearn.
Dorchester--.T. w. Stanland.
Darlington --. -. -.
Edgetield-L. j. Williams.
Fairfeld---T. H. Kitchen.
Florence--D. II. Traxler.
Georgetown -. -. ---.-----.
Greenville-M. l.. Donaldson.
Greenwood-J. @. Maxwell.
Hampton-M. b. McSweeney.
Horry-J. A. McDermott.
Kershaw-C. l.. Winkler.
Lnncaster-W. &. A. Porter.
Lee-W. A. James, Jr.
Lexington-D. j. Griffith.
Laurens-N. B. Dial.
Marion-J. D. Montgomery.
Marlboro-W. D. Evans.
Newberry-Cole l.. Blease.
Orangeburg-O. r. Lowman.
Oconee-J. j. Keith.
Pickens-T. Q. Robinson.
Richland--Wlllie Jones.
Spartanburg--N. l.. Bennett.
S"luda--B. l.. Caughman.
Sumter-R. D. Lee.
Union-C. Fl. Peak.
Williamsburg-J. H. Blackwell.
York--D. e. Finley.
KILLING THE RESOLUTIONS.
Senator D. S. Henderson submit
cd a favorable report on the resol
ton offered by Mr.. Games, relati'
to electing county chairman. TT
report Of the committee was adopte
An unfavorable report was ma,
on Mr.. Garllngton's resolution rel
tive to electing the State chairms
by convention. Without Debate Il
report WIS adopted.
The resolutions of Mr.. McMah,
against using money in election
and Of Mr.. Patton on the samo su
ject were unfavorably reported az
tho reports wore forthwith adopte
MIR. Kennedy's resolution was lik
wise reported and tho report w
adopted
MIR. Patton's resolution in rega
to the date for the county convel
tions was unfavorably reported al
it bied without a word OF debate.
The same report was made on NJ
McMahan's resolution relating to a
sessment Of candidates and W
adopted.
SOLDIERS CAN VOTE By PROXY.
AS tribute to tho brave soIdie
now enlisting, the committee repor
ed the following offered by NJ. Pa
ton Of Richland:
Resolved, That tho constitution
amended by adding the followir
section:
"Tho State executive committee
directed to provide suitable rules
afford an opportunity to such of Il
volunteer troops of tho State AZ sh,
be mustered INTO tho service Of q
United States in the present W
with Spain, to vote in the approac
ing State and county primary cleo
ions while tbey are within tbo TIn;t,