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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-08

Buckeye Mining Company. situation Of
Principal place OF Business No.
sos Mccormick Block. salt
Lake city. Utah.
Notice IL hereby given that at
meeting Of the Board OF Directors n
The Buckeye Mining Co, held at salt
Lake city, Utah. June %. isss. an as
ssssmcnt OF three. fourths (4,) Of one
dl per cent per share was levied on
the capital stock Of the corporation
payable nt once to Brinnt s. Young,
srcrctarv No. f0s Mccormick block.
salt Lake City. Utah. and any stock
upon which the assessment shall Re-
main unpaid on the goth day u July.
ites Will be- delinquent and advertised
for sale nt public auction. and n
payment ia not made before VIII be
sold on The 10th day Of August, 1913,
Ht the hour Of p. m. at the office OF
the company. No. i0S MCCORMICK
block. Salt Lake city. Utah, 10 nay
HHgrgHmcnt ana costs OF advertising
and cxpenaca Of sale.
BRIANT g. YOUNG.
Secretary.
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DR.. Miles, Nes.NiEe
TWO GRATEFUL WOMEN
Restored 20 Hoalth by Lydia Il.
Pinlsham's Vegetable Compound.


Mra PArmcK DASEHY.
West winstcd, Conn, wrltesi
"DEAR Mas. PsKitAN:-it IL with
pleasure that write 90 you Of tho
benofit have derived from using your
wonderful Vegetable Compound. ] was
very IN. suffered with female weak.
meas and displacement u the womb.
"1couldnotslccpat night, had 10 walk
the floor, suffered 10 with pain Ia my
side and small Of my back Was trou-
blcd with hloatiug and at times would
faint away had terrible pain In my
heart, bad taste In my mouth all the
time and would vomit; but now, thanks
~ Mrs Pinkham aud her Vegetable
Compound, 1 feel well and sleep we'll,
eau do my work without feeling tired,
do not bloat or have any trouble
whatever
81 sincerely thank you for the good
advice you gave me and for what your
medicine has done for me-
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SPECIAL MEETING on srooKnoLprn,


Notice n hereby given that the reFu.
lar annual meeting Of the Htockhol1en
not having been held on the first Mnn.
day in March, 1895. AZ provided by the
articles ~ interpretations therefore l.
the president OF raid Corporation. 20
hereby call special meeting OF th-
stockholders, az provided by law. 20 be
held nt room ~ west First South
street. Salt Lake city. Utah, on ri.
DAY, the kth day " July. 1898. az !
o'clock y. m
said meeting h called for the pur.
pose 81 elcctlng officers OF said cor.
p0fatiou. which should have hcth
elected at the time provided by the
articles Of Incorporation for the SAID
regular annual meeting. also FOR IN,
purpose ~ making provisions for treas.
ufy funds to develop nnd patent ctr'
tain property belonging 90 said cOrp0t.
alton, and Tor tho transaction ~ such
other business aa may properly come
GEORGE RoMNEY JR.,
President
Dated salt Lake city. Utah. Jun'
5th. 1898
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Commander Of the Army Leaves for
Charleston, TO Embark.

Washington, n. G., July g.. Mai.
General Nolnpn a. Miles, command
inr the army, accompanied by hlr
etnirr stan OF army hraduuauHrH lrfi
tonight for ChnrleHtun. y. Co., whore the
party Will embark flr Santiago. The
party consists Of Gen, Miles, Gen u @.
Gilmore. AdN. Gen. ~ stan Gtn. Roy
stone. Col 0rsonicnf. surgeon, Coils.
W. J. CluuH. N. q MuuH and A. y ilu-
wan Mai. John -. BLACK and CaIa. ".
~ whitney AZ ne same ilmU Lieut..
Cot Michler ana large stan ~ head
quarters clerks, who have lOon In
Tampa. viii come north Co Join tho
party The start win Doc made frlm
ChnrleHtun on either the NAln NJ
Columbia, which are taking ON troops
this afternoon. II H expected tina,
the patty viii De- Ht Santiago thr early
pafg uf next week
on no eve uf hlH departure den.
Miles expressed satisfaction un HiIrta
inE a. Join the triupH lip spoke uf the
sacrifices ana hafdFhiua they had
passed through recently and pf Those
80 o. come. Cen Miles himself had
40 uher purpose in ruInr 90 Santiago
than 90 look over tho military situation
ami 90 HtrerHthrn che hand OFF Hhlflrr
There d. no inteullun un Die part o.
take In any manner from thU glory
that fhhftHr has won ur may win Ia
this campaign. iie viii not relieve den.
khnfter NJ hlH command. unlrfH tho
lAttcr'H physical yuudNl1u 'H such uH a.
demand tnmu such action.
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rflEeRkPnlc BREWnEs.

.r. e..t. has rts.rH iba bu f1
.i n,. 'IuIIHf r'r#fsI u. tha army
] u 'r .rtuIl,r s.r.rIf
81" 1000, s,,t,
The I.d Cross fp'i.it $500
/ NJ T.EHH has arrived ni I, '''s .,''
InmH.rn from Santiago He 's'' a.
| Port Antonio. Fo0hht i''
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Adrian O.. Aruu SOL. ~
ThuHIfy nr manager H' ih. 81" l'rs
UIHI.I club. uUI Dr. N'. Ahhlun'
hIt former MANAGE j.'.. "'u'n h'
d. IuuaIntHu
r..g .I..f ,msI8ir have
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stands nha "iI ~. t.',tine.
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GEN. KENTS GREAT CHARGE.


with Konrs division near Santiago
d. cuba. July 9. noon. boy the As+''
ciaiod Press dispatch boat wanda
via Pori Antonio. Jamaica. july To-
tCgpyrirhi,d. isas by The NHt1el1i.'
PrcaAl The following d. ths ilA %.
regiments ln Gen. kcntf division "'
the Fifh army corps TuH division
sustained ihe heaviest 1H loo th'
nghung ~ July &c.. and llai moro
men In the deadly ohtrg NJ San Juan
hin than any other organization 'n-
gagged In Doe ngh
itAwt<iNs's BRIGADE, SIXTH IN
PANTRY.
Kinod -Four officers. % men.
Wounded seven officers AMI ~ mon
Total. i23.
siNTEENTit tHFANTRY.
Riiisd-one oiicrr and 10 mon.
wounded Five officers and 100 men
--Tutil, i2i
REvENTY-FtRsT NEW YORK.
Kiiiod-Nl lHIc.rf. 80 mon.
WourI.d..O uH ON. anu ~ mon
Total. q.
PrAnsoN's uRIGAnE. SECOND
fNFANTiiN.
Knled-No officer 9 men. ..
wounded your officers and 20 mon
Total. o.
TENTH INFANTRY.
Krlei-ono officer aud men.
wounded -Fivo officers ana 30 mon
Total. 60
TWENTY. FfpsT tNFANTRN
Klilrd-Na officers. 9 mon.
wounded ono unictr Hnd a4 m'"
Total. 90 ...
orN EwINa's BRIGADE. NINTH
INFANTRY,
Kniod-onc ofic,r and o men.
Woundcd-No officers, ~ m'n-I'l'l'
u. .......
THIRTEENTH INFANTRY.
Hulsd- Two officers and 10 men.
Wound Dive officers ana 20 men
Total, los
TWENTY. FOURTH INFANTRY
Killed -rvp officers and ~ men.
wounded Six nniuHfH uni ~ men
Tmal. gl brand total. h'a
TOTAL number unrtrtl, Q 100. ~ ihiH
division the percentage 'I ln'H H l''i'
dEN LAwroN's DIVISION
Tho following Do % rocapitulNiln NJ
the caauaiiiUH 81 thr United HNli'H
forcos before snntllg1i
Gen. Lawton'a division - oilcru
Killed Z. wounded. 70. Mtn Killed, a.
wounded. 1ii missing D.
den. nnfrHa Independent brigade,
consisting nf Tmlri Infantry Tw.nl.
IN infantry tnd signal corps Third
infnnlry. men Killed, &. wounded, H.
missing, q
Twentieth Infantry, 20 mon hllsd.
officers ana 10 enlisted men wounded
three men missing.
signal corps. one man Killed.
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NOTICE

Notice b. hereby given that Certih-
cato of Stock 40. i5i for ten shares OF
the Capital stock of ihe n-.r't 81
ti1uqi flank of Salt Lake city, On thr
name of Elizabeth " Cannon. b
boon lost. nnd that J shall on the ilth
day NJ July. iA9s. apply 20 said bank
for the issue of duplicate certificate.
All prra1ra usn % rahy cautioned
AGAINST negotiating the same.
GEORGE q. CANNON,
Adm. OF tbr tsht. Of Elizabeth II.
Cannon. deceased.
Salt Takc city July 9. 1895
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Notice lions Brncnt Building So
cicty. The annual meeting OF the stock.
holders ~ lions Benefit building So.
Factory on Tuesday, July ". 1895. al +
o'clock =. m, Tor the election OF officers
for the ensuing year. the presentation
% thu financial IMPORT and the trnnHuc-
tlun ~ such other business 49, may law.
fully some before the meeting.
EDGAR HOWE Secretary.
salt I.lhn CITY. Juno % 1905
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The annual meeting OF the atoclthold.
ota ~ the pcarrot Savings Bank win
be held on Tuesday. the 18th day "
July a. -. 1875. az y o'clock noon. M
~ Office In the Donofct National Hnnl,
OF salt Lake city, Tor tho purpose "
clecting Directors 10 serve Tor the en-.
suing year. and Tor the Transaction NJ
such other business aH may law
fully como before Il.
ELIAS a. SMITH.
Cashier
Salt Lake city. July 2. 1885.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-08

Miss GERrm DuSKs.
Franklin, Neb., writes
81 suffered for some time with palm.
ful and irregular menstruation, falling
OF the womb aud pain In the back.
tried physiciaus, but found no relief.
"Iwas at last persuaded 10 try Lydia
T. Pinlthams Vegetable Compound,
and cannot praise II enough Tor what
II has done for me. feel like new
person, aud would not part with your
medicine. have recommended IL TO
several OF my friends"
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SOrioE ~ ASSESSMENT


FIssURE MINING COMPANY.
Principal place Of business. 1906 east
Second South street, Salt Lake city.
Utah.
Notice iH hereby given that az n
meeting of he board Of directors held on
the 2lri day " April. 1885,, an ASSESS
mnnt NJ mills ON each share was
levied on The capital stock N Hnid cor.
purailun payable on or before July 20.
1888 90 n. Green. treasurer. go i0i
east Second South street Salt Lake
CITY Utah. Any stock upon which this
assessment may remain unpaid hy the
2lHt day OF July. isas. win be- delinquent
ana advertised Tor sale 90 public auc-
ton, and unless payment % made he
fore VIII bee sold on the 10Th day ~
August 1898 60 pay tho delinquent as
FeH4mvntH. together with the cost Of
advertising and expense Of sale.
n. GREEN,
Secretary Flssure Mining Go.
i0s east SECOND South street. salt
Lake city. Utah. June s1rd 1885
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AhN'F t"ld aiming company.
Principal place ~ business at Salt
Lake city. Utah.
Notice IN hereby given that NJ a
meeting Of the Director. hsld on Jun,
Q. 1903. an assessment OF ono n) mil
per share was levied on the cApltal
stock ~ the corporation. issued and
outstanding. payable on July 10. isgt
10 4. W. nnyhouid. treasurer Of The
company, az the office of the company.
No. 40 80, Main ST.. upstairs. Salt LAKE
city Utah.
Any stock upon which this assess.
mont may remain unpaid on July IS
viii be- delinquent on July ~. and al.
Vertlncd for sale az public auction nni
unless payment o. made before, Will "a
sold on August kth 20 pay the deiln.
dufut assessment torrthff with euaf 4
advertising ana expense Of sale.
a. ". RANHouLp. Secretary.
once NJ no So. Main st.. Salt LAX,
city, Utah.
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NOTICE.
The petition or Sarah A. Hodrr,,
praying TOT the admission to pf0bs,'
or a. certain document. purportlnr II,
he the last VIII and Testament y.
Newell iiodgman. deceased. and ~.
the granting ~ Letters Testnmants,.
To samuel u. Wcstcrncid. has boon y.
for hearing on Wednesday, the IAN a..
~ july, A. u. 1905. nt $3.50 O'Clock a ~
~ the County Court House. In M.
Court Room u said Court. 90 Salt ~.
city Salt Lake County. Utah.
witness the CLERK Of a,n
tseall Court with the seal thereof IA
liked this ist day Of July. A
-. iS9S.
DAVID q. DUNBAR. CLERK
ny Go. r.. BLAIR. Deputy clerk
ID. ". Wcngor. attorney for pctltlonsr
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one bay mare about 10 years Old,
star Ia forehead, 6 left side, left
h not claimed on or before Monday.
July nth, 1885. she VIII be sold at city
estray pound, at y. m.
JOHN o. MATrON,
Pound Keeper.
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suer. July S-AdmlrHi ClmlrlH
Iquadrou o. anchored D. y1rl thH Ihr..-
nile limit where 10 awaits no" p.iH"I.
Governor and anlutes were exchanged.
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And, IN accordance with law
aud an order " the BOARD
OF Directors made on the 3iat
day ~ May, 1885, 80 many shared
of each parcel OF such stock as may
bc necessary, win be sold nt the secre.
tury's Office, Room 9Oi Progress Build
ms no Main Street, salt Lake city,
Utah, on the 10th day N July. 1895. at
10 o'clock l,mY 30 pay delinquent as
srHsment thereon, together with the
sale
JOSEPH HOEHMER.
Secretary Sheep Rock Mining and Mill
ing Company
Room 500 Progress Building, SAT-
Lake city. Utah.
Dated. July tHt 1885.
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Creditors Will present claims r..
vouchers TO the undersigned al w
Lake city. Utah. on 1r h1for. "a slt
day Of May. a. -. 1859 ''' N
.... BRlGHAM YOUNG
Administrator OF the estate of NJ
Elizabeth y. Young deceased ''ay
A. D.. 1898. ith,
Young and Moyie.
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PROBATE AND euAnpIANs,,,r

Consult County Clerk or the Respo,e-
signors for Further informatig,
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Sheep Rock Mining and Milling Com.
pany. Principal place ~ business,
Salt Lake city. Utah.

Location OF Mine. Newton Mining Dis,
tucl. beaver County Utah.
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Aurora Mining and Milling compan.

Aurora Mining and Milling Company.
Location and principal place Of buai-
ness. salt. Lake city, uthh.
Location OF Mine ohio Mining District.
Pluto County. Utah.
Notice ls hereby given that At a
meeting of the board OF directors Of the
Aurora Mining and Milling Company
held ON the 18th day ~ June ISIS. as
acsamout SO. !. % onc.half cent per
share. was levied ON The capital stock
NJ the corporation. payable JUNE ian,
iSgs. 90 the secretary. NJ the office 81
the company. SO. IS north Main Street.
salt Lake city. Utah.
ANY stock upon which this nrHoas-
mont remains unpaid on the 18th day
Of july. 1905. viii be- delinquent and
viii ho advertised Tor sale at public
auction. and unless payment IL made
viii Doc sold on Tuesday. August End.
1895. 10 pay said delinquent assessment,
together with costs " advertising ana
expense of sale
ny order NJ the Board ~ Directors.
JOHN WELLS. Secretary.
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Notice o. hereby given that at n meet.
lur " tho BOARD Of Directors OF M,
bonneville Mining Company, held ii,
the 2sth day ~ June. 1855, aaseprfusst
No. 2. 81 onc-hllf cent per shf ~. wa,
levied on the capital stock Of tho cor.
unratlun. payable Juno 2sth. 1895. 10
The secretary vt his office, 40. Is Norh
Main st., Salt Lake Clty. Utah
Any stock ON which this aHHosrnisBi
remains unpaid ON tn 10th day % Al.
guHt, 1895, Will br delinquent and vim
De- advertised Tor sale at public auction
nud unless payment iH madn On the tsih
day 10 August 1905. said stock will h
sold 10 pay said delinquent naaraHmont
together with ruHt of advertising and
expense of sale
by order OF The Board OF Director.
JOHN WELLS. Secretary.
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In the matter Of the estate OF New,n
Hodgman. Deceased.
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DELINQUENT Norrcr.
The Bullion Beck Tunnel Co.

The Bullion Beck Tunnel Co.
Location OF Principal Place Of nusi'
ness. Salt Lake city, Utah.
Location Of ME-. and Works. Tinii'
Mining III Sct, Juab Coun-
Utah.
Notice. There are delinquent upon
the following described stock. on ae-
count of assessment No, 2, levied on
tho 23rd day OF April, 1895, the several
amounts set opposite the names ~ me
respective Shareholders, AZ followai
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In the District Court. Probate Dlyl,io,
In and for Salt Lake County
State Of Utah.
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There h delinquent upon the follow
lng described stock on account OF tho
assessment levied on the 3lst day OF
May, 1895, the several amounts Het
opposite tho names OF tho respective
shareholders, as follows to-wit.
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NorrcE TO CREDITORS.

Estate OF Mary Elizabeth f. yor..
deceased.
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bonneville Mining Company.
Location and principal place OF bust.
ness. Salt Lake city Utah.
Location or mine. Lakeside Dlatrist
Toocln County.
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Location OF Mine. ohio Mining District.
Pluto County. Utah.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1898-06-15

Clarendon needs a delegation IN
the lawmaking department OF this
government who can devote time to
ascertaining the needs of the county.
Our representatives whose terms ex-
pired with the last session did take
an interest in the legislation which
affected this county and We lad a
delegation that won the respect of
their colleagues. AL OF these gentle
men will not stand for reelection;
Hon. ". {. Davis is in the army, and
Senator J. H. Lesesne has told US
that his business affairs prevents him
from standing FOR reelection. 1t is
therefore necessary even flour other
representatives, will consent to rur,
to select Senator and a member OF
the lower house, and it is our duty
to not neglect this matter. Ii the
people are Indifferent, and it should
happen that we are poorly represent
ed, they will have no one to blame
but themselves. What is needed, is
broad minded business men, who
have the courage Of their convictions,
and who know the needs of the peo-
pie that honor them. Workers not
orators make representatives which
bring good results, and the men to
fill these positions OF honor should
be sought by the people, instead Of
seeking the place themselves.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1898-06-15

Since writing our reply to Mr..
Jones the nominees of the Prohibi-
ton convention has been withdrawn
and this settles the matter as far as
that suggested ticket is concerned.
But before there was any notice SER
we'd that these nominees had been
withdrawn, Mr.. Joel E. Brunson the
nominee for Governor filed a pledge
s.that he is not nor will he become
the candidate of any faction, either
privately OF publicly suggested, other
than the regular Democratic nomi-
nation" Mr.. Brunson in card to
the State says Il do not regard the
Prohibitionists of our State as a dis
tinct faction, for in truth, they come
from both Reform and Conservative
ranks" Mr. Brunson was suggested
publicly by a body Of men assembled
from various counties of the State,
and the assemblaSe which honored
him with the suggestion was regular
" organized with a chairman and an
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1898-06-15

not breakers, but peacemakerS,
and any insinuation that | have
ever encouraged lawleSSnes or a1lil-
lated in any way with the whiskey
element in this State is a charge that
your personal knowledge of my pri-
vate life should keep you from max
ing.
?. AS to my political life your mem
ory has failed You. accepted po-
sition with Hon. Jas. \. LipScomb,
! Secretary of State, (chief clerk with
the understanding that | would 70 in
office with him in 1888 and out with
him whenever he retired He was
reelected in 1884 and | remained with
him until December. 1886, when | re-
tired with him, refusing to continue
in the same position with Major Lett
ner. who insisted | should remain
with him. preferred going into
business and my salary since 1886 has
averaged at least one thousand dol
lars a year more than my position in
| the Secretary of States office paid
me. | have always been a Democrat
in politics, was meyer candidate for
office. | have never voted anything
but the straiShtout Democratic tick
et If my biJterest personal or pOlit-
ical enemy was nominated | worked
and voted for the ticket. but inside
the party | have always had my
opinions and expressed them and
! have never waited for an adminiStra-
ton to express its views and then fall
in with them. As Il good many men
of some prominence have had a way
of doing, III order to be popular with
the party in power.
3. | make 10 apology for appealing
to the ministers and women Of the
State to assist the ProhibitioniSts in
defeating whiskey in every form: if
| it were not for their restraining intiu-
ence in the home, in society and the
State, whiskey would be a greater
king than it is and it now controls to
certain extent every fibre Of the
laws of the State. MeSsrs. Thinner
man. Tompkins and Epton were rep
resented as strong ProhibitiOniSts or
they would not have been suggested
by our convention and Mr. Tompkins
was withdrawn from our ticket be-
fore the election of the new State
chairman and he knew he would be-
when he replied to my letter several
days before the convention met.
I. The charge that the Prohibi-
tionists are making the fight with eX-
barkeepers is not true, but at the
same time there are just as good men
in the State who sold whiskey under
the old bar-room system as the men
who are keeping dispensaries, hotel
privileges, beer privileges and club
rooms today, and it is just as import
ant to keep men from engaging in
selling whiskey as a beverage for the
State as it was to drive them out Of
the bar business. There is such a
spirit of unfairness in the entire edi-
torial that tie defenders Of the dis
pensary must be getting in desperate
straits to use such tactics il this
campaign. The fact is, when | read
it l concluded that the editorial was
written by the devil in the editor 5
absence, or that the editor had been
spending several days at the State
dispensary at Columbia.
l think the people Of Clarendon
county should have the benefit Of
these corrections in justice to their
editor as well as myself.
Yours very truly,
A. G. JONES.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1898-06-15

The accounts published from Tam
pa about the conduct of negro sol
diers are so revolving in their nature
that many decent papers are pre-
vented from giving the public ful!
and detailed statement Of the condi'
tons existing there There is, how
ever, enough to caution the govern
meat about having negro soldiers
Uncle Sam may as well understand
that Southern white soldiers are not
going to submit to anything that
smacks OF social equality with ne
groes, and If the government persists
in forcing comradeship between the
whites and blacks, it will create rev
olution among the men who have Ell
listed to fight for the fas Of the Ia,
ton. 10 convince those who are
clamoring for the negroes to he sent
to the front that they are mistaken
leeds only to have their attention
called to the conduct OF black sol
diers when clothed with the uniform
of the government.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1898-06-15

of my ability. I have been unfortunate IN
having so many appointments to make. for
must anger every man who failed IN his
ambition. But I do not think the people
will be controlled by disappointed men,
who would have doubtless supported me
hid it been in my~power to rewar'l them.
have endeavored, in filing the positions,
to select men who We're in every way COM
petent, aud whom believed would satisfy
the people they were to serve. But an
proud O.. one tact-ouring my administra-
ton not taint Of suspicion has been at
tachel to any man or department of the
State government. TO defeat ne FOR u sec
ond term my opponents will have to prove
to the people that I am grossly incompe-
tent. This they cannot DO. l an wiling
FOR the largest size searchIiSht 10 be turned
not only on my official actS, but ny private
lie. am confident OF re-eIecl;oa.