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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-16
The Weak Made Strong.

Your Belt works first class IN would not be
Without now &. J. McCabe Acme Wash. Sept. 80 1855
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-16

There IL only ore Jesse Moore watskey
- i2aa World, All ira: IS ca a12 pure.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-16

please find for OF your No. Belts.
because others here wearing your
Belts speak highly Of them" Thos. Plomondon, Camp T.,
Matlock, Wash. October 50. 1855.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-16

speak highly Of Belt and would not
h without IT any personal expert
ence upon myself all claim for it. and you
have ny your business" James McShane.
Republic Wash. October s. 1885
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-16

GAS you requested report again IN thirty da
take pleasure In stating that much improved, and
say that the Belt entirely satisfactory. In my first
my Improvements fully given, but
ent" H. l. Breckenridge. Conway. Wash. October 4th,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-16

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-07-19
Sin fnappes Gmtfummem.

glus einem Danfl6reiben Der Mrs.
9loa 6. 6art aus @roton, g. g.: nSd
mar puu elmer sdweren grfdltuns beimz
9eiudt, iuelde iid auf Die 2unse &C.
l6fasen batte. SD purbe i6tper bonn
SuIten seplast unb i6liebli6 aeisten
li6 Die SDmptome Der S6tpinbiu6t.
8ier 9(er5te eaben mid auf unb erfldrs
ten, baB i'd nur nod fur5e Belt gu leben
babe. Sd empfabl mid lelbit meinem
Grl0ler unb boffte, baB, iuenn i6 ni6t
BEL meinen 5reunben auf @rben bleiben
fDnne, i6 nit meinen 2ieben i'm Senz
ieits bsreint tperben ipiirbe. ga ertbeilte
Semanb meinem @aiten ben &atb, 9r
&in9s 0ieue Gntbeduns fir SdminO-
iu6t, Suiten unb @rfdltuns an5u.
i6aifen. Sd nlu6te einen 8eriu6 ba,
init unb nabm bann i'm @an5en a6l
6lalden. 9as fat mid furirt unb @ott
lei 9anf bin i'd jebt serettet uno eint
9eiunoe uno fraftise Srau." Strobe.
flaiden frei in Der glpotbefe BON S
aalteber & Sobn. &esufdre @rbBe sc
Gents unb $1.00. @s tpirb @arantit
seleiitet OOer Der 8reis miro suriid
ge5ablt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-07-19
Ser Segem bes Characterization
G6tueime3u.

Das 8Orfeberamt Ser aaufmauu.
fbaft gu 36nissberg /. Yr. duBert f9
In feinem Sabresberidt iiber bic
Jlell9tbeuerung tn ibrer 8esiebung au
ben arbeiten0en RIafIen. Sia abge=
laufenen Sabre baben ft6 bic grmerbss
berbdltni1e fur bic I'm Sanbel nit
9obprobutten bef6dftigten sablreiten
Mrbeiter unerfreuli6 geltaltet.
yGs tpar bei0nbers - fa9t Der Bes
ri9t = bic auBsrorbentli9e 66be Der
JleiI9preiie, ramentIi6 fur G9meine.
feifd iebr empfinbli1, ia serabeau
brtfsnb. Snldnbif9e G1peine murs
ben f6liesIi6 nit 46 Mt. fir ben Gent.
aer lebenbes @enidt inlGnbiides
SdmalS unb sped I'm GroBbanbeI nit
so Mt. ftir ben gentner be3abIt. Bel
biefen immer b6ber fteieeaben preilem
ftir inIdn6if9e @r3eugnihe mar es b..
Der fiir unfere Grmere gebblterung Elm
groBes Slid, baB bic Ser. @taaien
uns 5u bilIigen preiien S9maIs unb
Sped liefern fonnten. Ser 6anbel
nit bieiea ameritanif9en Waaren mar
baber feDr lebbaft unb nuBbrinsenb.
Waren aud bic preiie pesen bes
anBerOrbentli6 iiarfen Ierbrau6s
,, in ben Ser. Gtaaten tpie In gus
rnpa b6ber aI8 i'm Woriabre, 10 fellten
He fi9 immerbiE np1 billig.
Wenbet f@ bieie ausIafiuns gesen
bic GleifGbertbeuerung, 10 entbdlt bic
foIgenbe 4uslaKuug nber ben 0er.
in1, ben Breis ber Butter burn bas
WergariuegefeB gu feisern, aIei6ssitis
etne iparfe 9elebrung fur bie Nsras
rier. Gs beiBt In Dem geri6l:
v4u9 bic hoben 9uttelprei5e irugen
;ur Steigerung bes Derbran9s bon
anierlfanii9em S6uaIa ibr Sbeil BET :;
baneben aber bemirten fe in sunebs
menbem WlaRe ben 0erbrau1 BON
Margarine. Sm usbrissu Bat aa6
! Der Meinung ia6funbiaer faufmdnni.
fber Rreiie aud bic agrariIdae Mgitas
tim segen bic Marearine gsrabeau aur
gerbrsitung bieies GrTabmittels beige,
tragen, inbem Re bas Yublitum auf
ben Merib bss Nrtifsls aufmertIam
ma6te.@
Die Mdbler baben bic Mnimort auf
bic agrarii9e Observation-Disclosures
eegeben. tpie bic 3unabme ber loeialte,
mosratif6en Siimm3ettel ausueifi.
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mar, SIN Suteau BON 0tcdtSanmolt
5erner mar etai geluiiIe Spannun9
eiugetretea, lve'i ser Gbef jctt ieit
eini9er Belt Iuitoer tau.iger ot8 Iouft
fDdbrenb Ger G1psoitioagiEnSea au5z
9ing.
r9afisn sic auf 2qiltins," be,
merfte gepenorD obuun98Doll unb nit
midtiger Miene, se8 banoelt iitb lpie.
Der Tim idmeren WlOr0.
rllulinn, Cir" antwortete @ilfins,
vbie 9ode 1T bic, baB Wlilier 6erner
beiratbeu Mill.
3undhIt itarrte SepenOrD iein
@eseniiber lpratblos Dor lleberraldung
on. Daun aber brad ct in Elm frampfs
bates @elddlter aus, spiihen beiien
einselnen gibideeu @orte uub S6ne
beroorflangea, bic lid etma anb6rten
ipie:
pSei-1eiratben, ia, ia, sic lin6
foitbar, ggiIfins, bel = beiratben -
Milter Seruer uno bei-beiratbsn.
98o8 fdllt Jbnen benn elm? sic iinb
gum arantla6en, Wilfins. Sei-bei
-bei-9l2ilter Serner unb bei-bei-
Sa la Ia. Gas lit ausgesei6aet.
n@arum benn ni6t, Sir? MaS 1T
babel 10 laAerli9? Sd perltebe sic
nidt, Miiter geuenbrp."
Dieier lieB lid a6er Die erIten flint
W1inuten in ieiner Seiterfeit nidt
it0ren uno fiberte lpeiter:
Sci bei-bei-Sie lino gum STAB
idIasenb 98i(fins, Mlilter Serner uuo
bei-bei-So mas NOR rod nidt 3D.
ia Ia Ba!4
@dbrenO oellen gine Miter 6erner
rublg uno nad)benflid) @raD's Sun
binunter unO nabm on Der StraBeneGe
ein Sab.
.Nad gictorialireet Summer ~"
rief er oem autider sr.
(S4Inb tolst3
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s. & g. W. Yarlor.Wagen

Mieber bat bic S. & @. q. @. R.
cine Neuerung eingefhbrt, bic auei,
feIsobne bonn reiienbeu publifum nit
6reuben begrhBt Dsrben tuirb. ndmli1
6as @inifelen Der parIor Wagen, bic
fur bic 8agereiis sDiIden San antos
nio uno paletIne tn Inipenbung ge.
braht tperben.
Oieis parIor.gors finb lururi0s elm,
aeridtst nit aruBsn Genitern, pradt.
DOa aepoIferteu GiBea, iyuBldemeIn,
EXTRA 5dIammertiHen, tberbaupt I'll,
les, mas sur duBeritsn 8esuemIidteit
bienen faun. gabei bat ieber Waaen
eineu pOrter, befisn elufsabe es it,
alIen gDnnl6eu Der Ba5Iagiere su ae.
nieen. I'm ben aasemeiaen Nn6rana
su permeiben, wirb cine g1traforbe,
rung BON rs Gents erbpben. einerIs;
auF pie Iauge MON bic parIe1 Gar
benust.
aGsH ReiieuOen fub bisle sleaauteu
gat,or' Cars auf bas beae 3u ems
pfehleu,
9iirpe's Mineral.uaiier III In
oM e. hoE
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-07-19
aorresppnSens. -GIatonia,
IL SrIi ,Q2 YNio In nor Tetief M1t m ,

Snrresppmbens. GIatonia,
IS. Suli '98. gDie In Der lebten Nunl'
nter Der n0reieH prefe@ beri9tet
tuurbe, befinbet fi9 unter ben geruns
sladten Der sgourgogne"s s9ataftropbe
aud Elm 8emobaer bpn Glatonia, 6.
aoiof nit gtamen, Del6er auf bent
Wege nod feiner fernen Seimaib Gp,
rien besriifen mar, um ieine 8raut,
fOmie feline @ltern berlber au bolen.
Gein 10 tragii6es gnbe bat bier allse'
nteina Srauer berborgerufen. ba er ein
ebenfo liebensmarbiger, tpie beI9eibes
ner unb sefdlIiger iunser Maun war.
@an3 beiOnbers finb feline 2anbsleute
untr6itli9 tiber feinen gerluf. Dies
fen mar er Elm INNER biIfbereiier
Greunb, eig bdterlider geratber, elm
Retter in Der Notb unb bic Wngeb6ri.
gen Ser msbr prdtentiblen, fi6 nit ibrer
Sumanitdi brffenben Nationalitdten
tOnnteI BON ibm 9anbIunsen wabrer
Meni@Iidteit lernen. aOiot beiaB
bier elm gut gebenbes @ei6dft In
S6niit. unb @alanterie. Maaren, mels
DIES bauptid9Iid bur1 cine Nn3abI
Saufrer In ben umliegenben OItfhaf'
ten oerlnittelt lDurbe.
Die Yeri1te iiber bic 8orfommnii5e
mdbrenb Der &atafiropbe iinb graulis.
bluterfarrenbl Man erfdbrt bur9 iie
pieber, taB Der 9ur9f9nitts Meni6
I'm an9eiidte beS Sobes aut 8eftie
lpirb. rhdfdislo8 ieinem @rboltuug8s
triebe folsi. IS mag bieies Berbalten
bel ben AngebDgigen ber einaelnen yta.
ti0nen niebr eoer meni9er fort berpor'
treten, aber einaelnen Rationsn fpe5ieq
Oieien gOrwnrf 3u MAIDEN. 1T fi6erli9
ungere6t. Gin peri6buenber Bug bel
allen gntieBli6en III bas Yerfabren ber
frana6fii1en Sdlffs Ofistere: sic
tbaten aur 3eit ibre Sdulbtsteit, penn.
glei6 fie pOlber 10 Wlan9es unterlie.
Ben, mas lire qFIht mar. 4uhaaeno
TT Is, baB teine Reiiung8gtirtel sur
Sanb 3u iein iGisnen. Dur9 nmi6aaI,
len bisier bdtte fid bic Mebr5abl bes
pofiasiere tiber 2DaHef balten t6nnen,
bis He bon btm 3u 9alfe iommenben
Sampfer .Srscian~ aufsenohmeu
poroea pdren. @8 tpirb bon Der allein
gsreiteteu 6rau Ga Cafe beri6tet, baf
ibr Mann tui6t bic S6iifsbeamten)
fe nOibiste einsn RstiunssgiirteI um'
| sui9uallen.
aus stsener @rfabruns psib td, baf
mohl Tstiungssirtel al! ben pafagier'
idihen porbaaSea iinb, aber baB tsiu
Banasisr ermabnt pirb. Fe I'M Roth
faa lu eeSrau4en, mod ME He ensl.
lsssu.
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q. u. & u. y. 8abn.
Nbfahrt,

9ad @alpeiton, SOufon unb guers
tdsli6 1900 8orm.
Wa6 Corpus gbriiti, Nranlas BaB ,mf
Geepille tasli6 .2:2O Na6m.
ga6 &errpile tdslib, aussenommep
Spnnabenbs u.Sonntags 2 :45gea6m
Nab &errpiGe, Gonntass. 80 Gurn,,
@ad&errpilJe, ,Sonnabenbs a :30Nadm.
Infunft
Bon @alpeifon, Souito uno guert
td9ltb .............7:00 Mbenbs
Bon Corpus gbriiti, Granias BaB uni
8eepille tdsli6 .....1 40 Na1m
Son aerroille tdslid, aussenommer
Sonntass unbMontass 10 :458orm.
gon &errpille, Sonntass. Y Wbenbs.
@on aerrpile, Montass. 1925 Born.
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Giieubabu Tabr : Ylan.
s. & o. N. 8abn.
Ihfnhrt

Mad ct. 2ouis bia Sron Mountaln
ober M. 6. & 8. ..... $50 Gorm.
Na9 ct. Souls pia Sron Mountain
Epute. e..............9: 300 Mbenbs
Nad 9earne tdsli9, ..5 100 Morsens.
Nad 2arebo. .9:45 gorm.
Nnfunft.
Son ct. Souls, Sron Mountain & M
A. & 8. 800 Borm.
Son ct. Souls, Srpn Mountain 6 M.
&. & &. ............. :55 geadnl.
8on 9earne td9li6. ..10:20 Ibenbs.
Bon Qarebo. 700 9lbenoa
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%. aaptteG.

Der 5riiblino madte ii6 in 9OnbOn
.allmdlis bemertlid, luenigitens ton,
itatirte SepenorD zines cages, oaB ole
SeuereiIen BON Grap'8 Sun nidt mebr
rautbten, mas ueben bem 0atpm3eiger
I'M Bureau Oa8 untriialidite stn5ei6en
BON oem 9erauuuhen Ses Triibliugs
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-07-19
gputberu asacific Uabn.
or LL

Na9 Stem Orleans, Soufou unb @al
peiton tdsli9 1910 Mittass une
$3.50 Mbenbs ..,............
Nad eagle 8aB, Merico &c. II Born.
gtab Galifornlen -. &: AS Na1m.
Mnfunft.
8on SEEN Orleans, Soulton unb Sal
peiton tdgli1 7:25 8orm. unb 4:25
Na1m. m........................
Son galifornien &C.. ..11:5O 8orm.
Son gaste 8aB unh Merico 7:GO
NbenoS. ................
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VI. Sc. & =. Wabn.
Whfnhrt.

Nab BacO, Sort @urtb, Dalas, &an
ias gitp, ct. Souls unb Chicago tds,
LID $3.50 8prm. iinb 500 Mbenbs.
Mnfunft.
Bon Chicago, ct. Souls, &anlas gitp,
Dallas, Slrt @ortb anb @acp, tdss
lid .7:25 8orn,. unb 10 40 Mbenos,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-07-19
Sn 8erbinouns nit benz San pebro
parf febt 3 api b 0t e II d's
Qppfpoisd,er 8arteu,

BET praGtboGs grsmplare Der Sbiers
melt, fpeeiea Der teranii9en, aufweif.
Nienlanb iolIte perfeblen, benfelbeu ail
bef6tigen. Die sr6Bte Nttrattion, bic
San Antouio auf8uweiien bot.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-07-19

+ 8aB Der redjt5eitt0e geri6Iub Der
paferbt9!eH NbibeiInggen bas ganae
S6iff nit gafo8!ereu un0 Maunf6aft
rsttsn farm, bate Id On einem gIeid.
falls fr0na6RiG1en pafagierbambfsr
(ber Same lit mir en!f9punben) im
Sabre 1883 5u beO6ad)ten @elegenbeit.
Dieier 9ampfer, nit 500 poKasieren,
conibirte Nil einem anDeren S1iffs I'm
engIiI6en Sanal, uab Durbe cine 5eite
beg S9iffes, unter bem WoiIsrfpiegel,
so JuB lang auf8eriHen oDer eiage.
brtdt; benno6 bieIt es Ti9 iiber Wafer
nhb wurbe mad bem Safen bon
Southampton bugfrt, po tnan iln
SrodeutOd Die gef9dbisuns genau Be.
Rdtigen fonnte.
SOate es nidt mbgIi9 iein In benz
.geFar6teten Nebel bic Mundberune
zines SGiffss bem anberen tnnb at
tbuu obne I'D allein auf bas Nebelborn
o0er bic Saupfpfeife gu berIafIen,
weIde iii ber &idtung IRE fabren2
Wie mdre es nit benz geIea entli9em Nb.
feuern eines 2eu9tf6rpers (peittra.
aenbs aafetens) In ber &i@tung bes
@uries. 6. 0eimaan.
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- SeupreKen, Wiubn1abIeu. pums
pen unb G6bren.
alamo Srpn morris.
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0mlf Gbpre 0abn.

VI Nbfabrf.
gsad Stodoale. taslid, aussenom>
men Sonnabenos uno SonntagS,
I'M 500 9ta6m
Wonta9s nur. -. 5 90 Worgens
Spnnabenos nur So. $50 Gorm
Gnfunft.
8on Stodoale, tdslid, aussenomz
men Sounabenbs uno Sonntaas,
um.... ...,,>',.... $3.50 Sorm'
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- Cement unb Salt Bel 6eurp
paulp. Bel. SO,
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gaabses. saaa asas eebesIt weroes

&@GSWGsS E@WU Wtt3S EGggtS1 WerD&a
burd IetaIe atpplifai ionea, tseiI fie ben tran,
ten SkeiI bes DbreS nidtt errei1en f5nnen,
60 giebt NUT eiren Des, bie Saubbeit ;u fu,
riren, nnb ber tit bilr9 fonititutiomeae Sell,
taitteI. Eaubbeit tpirD S,irb einen entsiia,
eeten 4uftanb Der i1leintieen Musfleibuna
ser Gafta9ilden slsbre berurfadt. Denn
Sieie 8obre lta ent3iinSet, babt tsr einen
rnfnpeInben Son oSer unbpllfommenes ges
ksr; nno tpenn tie gang seidIoHsn TT, erfeIst
Eanbbeit, anb iuenn bic Gntsiinbuns aictt
s.bSben anb bieie &6bre tpieber in ibren ges
bDrisen 5nitaab beriest tueroen faan, pfrb
has @e9Sr fit tminer serit5rt tperben; nemn
Taae mnter 3ebn iinb biird Eatarrb terurs
Eaat, ipelSer ni6ts als ein ent3inbster Su.
fash Der fdlein1isen Ober1ahen 1T.
Btr tpouen einbuneert Dollars fir ieben
(enr4 Ratarrb beruriabten) San BON 2au5.
heit eeben, ben tpir nidt buTH Ginneku,en
bon Sal's Ratarrb: :2ur beilen tbnuen. 2abt
Sud umionft @ircalare fonlmen.
S. 8. @heneh & @p., SoIsbe, ..
E~ Sertanft bon Mpotbetern 75 gents
9al's Jamilien.8illen finb Sie beften.
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- 8rasmdbmai@ineu unb 8rass
fdager beiebe mon ii6 bel Der s ip 8
9arbnare Co., %. Commerce ct.
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9iirpe's @sineralsuaiier III in
allen ApotbeteH au habeu.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1???-19??, 1898-11-13

Whitfield, Mrs. Harrison Sykes
and Mrs. Isham Harrison.
Miss Rosamond Perkins visited
Tuscaloosa Wednesday to be pres
eut at the marriage Of her cousin,
Miss Searcy, to Mr.. Cochran Of that
city, an event Of much brilliancy
in Tuscaloosa society.
Mr.. John w. HUMPHREYS goes to
Chicago the first Of January to be-
come a resident Of the Western
metropolis, a regret to many who
hoped Columbus might claim him
permanently.
Mrs. d. ]. Sheffield and Mr..
Charles Sherrod arrived from
Townsville, Georgia Thursday,
called by the illness Of Miss Irene
Sherod.
Mr.. Dabney LipscOmb returned
to Oxford Wednesday to resume
his duties as Professor OF English
at the University which opens on
the fifteenth.
The meeting Of the embroidery
club to have been held Friday with
Miss May SherrOd, was postponed
because Of the illness of Miss Irene
Sherrod.
Mrs. Sturdivant will be missed
from Columbus this winter, as she
leaves at an early date for Shreve-
port, La, to be with her daughter,
Mrs. Green.
After an extended visit to Cali
fornia, 1t is pleasant to chronicle
the probable return Of Miss Nina
Clay to Mississippi soon.
Miss Bynum, Of the I. /. & c.
faculty, has recovered from her re-
cent indisposition and is again at
her post of duty.
Mrs. F. H. Dashiell has been on
the invalid list since her return
from Birmingham, but has i'm
proved the past few days.
Miss Mary Garth was welcomed
home Tuesday after a prolonged
absence in North Carolina aud
Tennessee.
Mr.. James Guthrie, Of New Or
leans, is in the city the guest Of
his daughter, Mrs. Philip st
Geo. Cooke.
Miss Vallie Young was the guest
of Mrs. Edward Hopkins this
week.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1???-19??, 1898-11-13

an entrance into a cave or room
dug into the hill. The officers en-.
tered and found the object of their
search. In a cavern, about twelve
feet square, was found a complete
moonshiner's outfit. There was
the copper still, the pipes, the nee
essary coils to convert the corn into
mash. 1t was a complete outfit
and 200 gallons of liquor was found.
The still was we'll located for its
purpose. A blind ditch had been
Quito the branch, which carried off
all the refuse from the wild CATERS
operations and the smoke from the
still was conducted to an opening
on the hill above, completely COW
cred by brush. The logs on the
inside the subterranean room were
old and rotten, showing
that 1t had been in existence
for years. The officers next turned
their attention to capturing the
operators of the den. John Smith
and his two step sons, Nose and
Will Smith, were soon under ar
rest and admitted that the still be-
longed to them.
They were handcutIed and brought
to this city late Friday afternoon, to-
gether with their outfit, except the
four barrels ofmash, which was de
strOyed. The prisoners were lodged In
Jail and will be carried to Aberdeen to
answer to the federal authorities for
the Offense.
The men were seen by a DISPATCH
reporter Friday soon after they reach
ed here They said they had only been
running the still for a short time and
that its capacity was about a gallon
night. They worked only at night and
feared not detection. Their story can
not be true, for they had on hand
about 200 gallons ofmash, and justice
Payne said their room showed signs of
age, rott0n tlInbor, etc. John Smith
said that Dick Neving, another negro
brought in by the officers, had written
the note and that he desired to get
rid of the still 10 order to make hisown
operations work successful. All three
OF the negroes said they had bought
whiskey from him aud that he had
run a still out in that neighbOrh0od
until last spring, when he moved into
Alabama. Nevins will be a good man
to hold for further developments
Validating is q crime from which
this county has been comparatively
free, and Justice Payne and Consta-
BILE Nash deserve great credit for hunt
ing down and breaking up this one.
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Wild Cat Still Captured.


Mr.. pane, at home.
Dear Sir:
/ seat myself to take this mefod
Of informen you in de quletude o.
solemnization of the circumstance
dat if you will and serch behind eb-
cry man crib in less dan one mile
from Vance Pettys by a big brush
heap you will find a bline tiger
vile cat under ground. you do de
balance, be sho aud serch good. /
am your trend.
When Justice Payne, of Dist. 8,
went out to unlock the front gate
to his home in the Lebanon neigh
borhood last Tuesday morning, he
found the above note on it. Justice
Payne scratched his head, looked
puzzled and read again. Seeing that
no one was present, he carefully
adjusted his specs and read again.
Now, the Justice had not been to a
meeting OF New Hope, No. I26,
the evening before aud there was
no reason why his wits should not
be with him. lie read again. A
wild cat still in his beat, and al
most under his nosef Neverl How
ever, the Justice preserved the note
and went about his business. He
accompanied his family to Muldon,
where they went on a visit, and
returned home Wednesday. Then
he began thinking of the note again.
a wild cat still in District 81 He
was a justice Of the peace, a sworn
officer Of the law, and his friend
evidently had some object in writ
ing him such a letter. "'You do
de rest and search good" kept
running through his mind. The
Justice decided he would investi-
gate.
Securing the services OF his faith
ful constable, H. H. Nash, and
others, they began an investigation.
Vance Petty's place was visited
and every brush heap in the neigh
borhood was visited. No still. Co
ing up a little branch on the place
Of John Smith, a negro tenant, they
came to a large pile Of brush against
a hill. There was nothing unusu-
al about the surroundings. The
brush was piled there and looked
like the accumulation Of years.
Justice Payne examined closer.
Some of the brush was pulled away
and a door came with it. It was
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1???-19??, 1898-11-13

His friends across the river, and
from the entire state for that matter,
win receive with satisfaction the an
nOuncement that Gen. Jake Sharp
will consent to stand for the Legisla-
ture from his section. a petition Of
the influential and representative
men of the prairie asking him to run
was sent him some time ago and the
old warrior has replied to it, assuring
his petitioners of his gratitude for
their esteem Of him and telling them
if it is It cir wish he will serve them.
Gen. Sharp's consent is equivalent to
his election, for no man across the
river will oppose him if ne runs.
Lowndes county will rejoice TO see so
distinguished man again in public
life and he will render unto his peO-
pie an honorable and capable and
1 val service.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1???-19??, 1898-11-13
ACard Of Thanks.

Words are inadequate to express
our gratitude for the many acts Of
kindness in our misfortune. But
for the timely assistance of our
friends, white and colored, men,
women and children, our loss
would have been much greater.
The memory of their kindness can
never be erased from our hearts
until the end Of time.
c. F. SHERRoD.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1???-19??, 1898-11-13
TOL.L.& c. Students.

President Kincannon earnestly
requests all members Of the student
body Of the Industrial Institute and
College, residing in the city, to meet
him in the College chapel this
morning promptly at 1890 O'Clock,
fof the purpose Of attending en-
mass the funeral of Mrs. Annie c.
Peyton. Each student Is urged to
attend.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1???-19??, 1898-11-13
To Owners and Builders.

What is the cause of nine-tenlhs OF
the firesY Defective fiues. Save your
property and reduce your risk and In
suranee by using Cady's Fire Proof
Flues and Chimney. Endorsed and
recommended by insurance compa-
mics. Call and get prices.
CADY,
11-13-1m The Plumber.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1???-19??, 1898-11-13

The management of the opera
house has set apart and reserved a
section OF the balcony for the color
ed people. It will be occupied by
them exclusively and is separated
from the main balcony by a solid
petition. The colored people Of
the community who patronize the
theatre will welcome this provis-
ion for their comfort and amuse-
ment.