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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-10-26

The Rev. DR.. Parkhurst preached
yesterday in the Madison Avenue
Presbyterian Church on the tenden-
eies of man to go morally "from good
to bad and from bad to worse.
"The scientists, said the preacher,
"think they discover in the world
tendency in things to become better.
Animals of a low degree certainly
preceded. animals Of higher degree.
Even the first chapter Of Genesis is
Darwinian to that extent. But OAR
winism does not work we'll on moral
ground. Scripture is volumlnous
illustration of the tendency of men to
90 not from bad to good, but from
good to bad and bad to worse, and is
no truer to facts of ancient Hebrew
life than it is to what goes on among
nations and individual people now.
"Behaving ones self regularly
makes man tired. There is no kind
of work man does where he SO soon
feels the need of vacation as the
work of being good. I am not urging
this in support of any particular doc
trine maintained by the Presbyterian
Church, but simply as fair state
ment Of what any man will discover
when he disinterestcdly scrutinizcs
his own experience, or when he
studies history impartially, whether
it be Bible history or profane history.
wherever you put man, no mat
ter how high, he will be likely to
work down into condition that is
lower; whatever character you give
him no matter how pure and sinless,
it will not be long. in all likelihood,
before he will betray symptoms OF
depreciation. The first thing we
know Of man doing after having had
Paradise given to him was to lose it,
and after so many thousand years
there is not even yet any very distinct
prospect of it's recovery.
"Thc tendency toward deterioration
that began to work even during the
apostolic age of the Church has been
working also just as distinctly, even
if not as rapidly. perhaps, since the
days of Luther. l am speaking OF
what observant Christian peoplesknow
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-10-26
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: He had taken his punishment
like little man, and for some time
afterwards had been buried in thought,
Mama" he said, finally. "Well,
Willie?" "Do you really whip me be-
cause you love me so much?' That S
the reason [ punish you, Willie.
And don't you love papa at all?
A 90 pound ball, fired by an
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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-10-26

= Junior Partner-Do you think
the new ofice-boy is trustworthy !?
Senior Partner-I'm sure of it. I've
noticed that when he hasn t anything
to do he never pretends to be busy.
The first postoAice was opened
in Paris in 1862, in England in 1881
and in America in ITO.
- 1t often occurs when a woman
loves for the second time that she sees
she has not loved the first.
Give the average man position,
and he will cast his eyes around for an
assistant.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-10-26

K One of the most remarkable in
cidents of volunteer army life was
experienced by one Of the paymasters
at Miami, Fla, recently. A member
of the Second Alabama regiment abso-
lutely refused to accept his pay,
amounting to s35. He said that he
had entered the service purely through
patriotism, and did not want any COM
pensation. This being the first case
Of the kind, the paymastcr had no
precedent to guide him. After some
thought he drew red line through
the name. indicating that the sum had
not been paid. Should the soldier ever
need his pay, the Government stands
ready to settle the account.
= The old saying that the way 10
ruin is paved with good resolutions is
utterly false. 1t IS strewn %lth:frag
ments. Good resolutions that are ncv-
CIR broken pave the way to a better life
and noble achievements.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-10-26

to be true when | say that the Estab-
lished Church, or English Church,
to-day stands just as much in need of
a Luther to recover it from its soul
lessness and apostasy and general
mummery as even the Church needed
in the fifteenth century. have no
quarrel with the Established Church.
There is enough at home to quarrel
with without taking up the cudgel
against the Anglican Papacy. only
cite the case to illustrate.
"While English Episcopacy and
the Remaining tendencies of it do
not concern US directly, yet they in
directly concern US in this way, that
they illustrate on a large scale and
with startling conspicuity what the
forces are that are at work in the
world. When you see considerable
element of o big Protestant communion
practically on the edge Of sloughing
off into the Church of the Jesuits and
the Inquisition, you may not take
very much to heart the situation of
that particular communion, but we
ought all of us to take very strongly
to heart the fact that what is going on
in that communion is simply special
and an extreme illustration of what is
going on everywhere. '-Mew York.
Times, Oct. zG.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-10-26

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF ANDERSON.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Ri ha Guyton Plaintiff. against Louisa Dickson,
Ed Majors, William Majors, Marshall Msjois,
Eva MAJORS, John Levcrett, Christine Leverett,
Pervis L veret., E izabeth Laserett and + B.
Maxwell, observation-disclosures for Reisce-
Complaint Served.
To the Defendants:
y7OU are hereby summoned and required to an
swer the Complaint in this action, of which
q copy i'd herewith served upon you, and to serve
COPY of your answer to the said Complaint on
the subscribers at ther office, Anderson Court
House, South Carolina. within twenty days AFTER
the service hereof, exclusive of the day OF such
service; and if you fail to answer the Compt0nt
within the time aforesaid, the Plaintiff In th1
action will apply to the Court for the relief DC
manded in the Complaint.
Dated September IA, A. D. 1898.
TREBLE & PRINCE,
Plaintiffs Altorneys. Anderson, 81
To Louisl Dickson, John Leverett and William
Majors:
You will take notice that the Complaint in this
action and Summons OF which the foregoing fs -
COPY vas hled in the Office OF the Clcrk OF Court
OF Common Pl as for Anderson County Septsa-
ber IA. 1896.
Plaintiffs Attorneys, Anderson,
Sept 49, 1898 II
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Mother S riend

does expectant mothers SO much
good is because it is an external liniment,
to be applied upon the outside, where
much of the strain comes. 1t helps be-
cause the pores Of the skin readily absorb
it, and it comes into direct contact with
and is absorbed by the parts involved.
Morning sickness is quickly banished,
and nervousness is kept completely away.
The sense of dread and foreboding is moi
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Confinement is short and almost without
pain. Recovery is quick and sure: Best
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mother, and when the little one comes II
will be strong, lusty and healthy.
Druggists sell Mothers Friend for 81 bottle.
Send for our free book on tho subject,
finely illustrated.
THE BRADFIELD REGULATOR co.
ATLANTA. GA.
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lives a happy wife. She writes: l
have used Mothers Friend before
two confinements. The last time ! had
twins. and was in labor only few min
utes. Suffered very little" The reason
why
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-10-26

"Two feet from light and air and
love and life and utterly shut off
from them all. It was horrible to
think of, and / am sure thousand
times worse than if had been bur
led in the sands Of desert hun
dred miles from water and green
trees. Slowly felt my strength 60
ing, and at last could not SO much
as respond, even at long intervals,
to the knocking on the outside, a0d
| sank to the floor with my head
against the cold steel wall between
the light of the world and the dark
ness of death. AS lay there pant
ing heard the dull thud Of the beat
ing on the outside, and it soon came
as beating Of time, OF rather eter-
nity, measure Of music to soothe
me to sleep, and l sank away into
semiconsciousness and seemed to be
dreaming.
"You know they say that when q
man is dying under unnatural or
violent circumstances all his past
life comes back to him, even in mi
mute detail. It did not quite appear
to me that all my life was passing
in review before me in my dun
peon, but it did seem asif the youth
of nv life had come back to me, and
I thought l was once again i'll that
little telegraph station on the Mis-
souri river catching the clickety
click click of the instrument on my
table, and which always seemed to
me as important as ships deck is
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-09-28
g0Ie@t SiScipItmtrt.

Qu9 Nep gorter 3eitungen bettagen If6
iiber bas 8e:rdgen beurlau6ter 5ol0aten.
@s bate ia Niemano etipas bogegen, aGs
in ben eriten paar 3agen bic beurlauhten
Solbaten, pel9e monatelang S9tperes gu
erbulben 9e6abt, fi9 Der golbnen 5retDeit err
freuten unb auBer Ranb unb 8anb geriet5en.
Benm man aber nod ieBt tdgli9 Soltaten
ben 8rodbnaD unb bic 5. Mpenre entfana
torgeln iieb:, betrunten, nit aufgefnopften
unb i'm Winbe flatternben MaFfenr0den,
ben 9ut i'm @enide unO i'm 3id~3adgange,
Oann lit bas cine S9anbe fir bic gan8e Sir
NEE unb Der gep0bnli9e 8iirger berIiert Ietz
men 8efpeft bor ben v9eroen", bic bas 8az
terlanb in Der Stunbe Der Gefa6r berthe Oiqt
BADEN.
Die Gplba;en Der regulGren Mrmee berz
balten Ii9 bagegen mn ter6aft; es finb nur
beurlaubte pber dusgemuterte Sreiniai9e,
peG9e burh ibr ousf9peifenbes 8e:rasen
@tdnbal erregen unb &ergerntB geben.
Sin beurIaubter 9olbat itebt o6er nod
INNER unter miGitGriY9er 3u9t unb mir
iinb iiberaeugt, boB Elm 8sfebI, pOrin jebsm
~l1rGauber, Der fi3 ber9iBt unb gum @4meire
ober 9eip0tte mu4t, Der l1rIuub getiinoigt
unb Sisciplinarirafe 5%uoittirt piro, cine
beilIame @irtung ausiiben tpiirbe.
@enn ouBerbem berIangt piirbe, baB Die
duusgemmiter:en Solbaten Iofprt ibre Unit
form ablegen unb abIiefern mii1en, un6 raB
folbe, bic bus ni9t t6un unb Ii9 Nus=
I9reitungen gu f4uGben tommen IaiTen, Dor
Den prOfoBen ge6ra9t tperoen; bann piisoen
bic peinIi6en StraBenicenen, iiber Die ii9
ieBt bic Nen 0orter b%etlagsn utb bon benen
mir audi in Chicago gu er5Gblen pifsn, balb
auf6Dren,
@s tit bic aIte @eI9i9te: Cine Qrmee 1T
balD gei9affen, penn bus 8Olt bon Patrios
tismus entflummt lit; zine f4lagfertige,
pobIbiacipItnirts urb gut ausgeritIte;e Grz
NEE a6er, bic GGBt ii9 ni6t aus Der Grbe
itampfen; iie 6rau6t tii4tige Offi3iere nnS
geI9uI!e 2eute, Dor aqem aber cine damn
f6aft, bic ans Commando 1nb an 9isctplin
gen06nt Mt. 9ie Nngep06nung absr
brau9t 3eit, beBbaIb fino Die reguldren
Sruppsn gut, bic freiptqigen f4le4t oisc:s
plinirt.
0us 1T tein @ortpurf, ben mir BEN Srei>
niQigen MAIDEN, fonbern elm Wfangel, Dem
ni9t bur9 8efeble, fonbern nur bur9 SCI:
uub l1ebung obge9Dlfen perben Tam.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-09-28
Cine 1tette @am0e.

SIM Mnf9luB an ~unIeren Nrtitel rStrenge
t3u9t tbut not6", baben Die 8emertungen
beg in San SranciscO eri9einenben Salt
fornia Democrat" fir unfsre Qefer getpiB
Elm boppe1tes Snterefe. 9as genannte
8latt f9reibt:
vGs 1T bo6e 3eit, buB Der Stat Sem
neTee S9ritte beim 8~rdfibenten Der Ser
einigten @taaten tbut, iein bier itationir>
tes &egiment ous3umuftern, benin es gez
rei6t i'm our @9anbe. 90 melt 1T Der
Obj 9eu por benz uniformirten 5poOlumz
pad gefommen, baB in 2dben 3ettel NIT
Der SnI9rift a~ufgebdngt iinb: n&eine Sem
neHee'r Splbaten>& unbf9aft peelungt!"
Ser @taat 1T es feinem guten Nomen
f6ulbig, biefe feline unge3d6mten 8efitn
mad SauIe gu i4iden. = Oas Regiment
1T nun mad Monila b%eitimmt, UNI bortz
bin unfere Qualification" gu tra9en."
Menn fi9 biefe r9eroen", tpte Ite ieBt
nit @orIiebe g%enannt psrben, in elmer
omerifanif den @tabt 70 auffiibren, baB
man fie in Der prefie nunifOrmirtes Soob<
lumpad" nennt unb in ben 8ef9dftsldoen
brei &reu3e f6GGgt, penn is am @ingange
erI6einen, pie psrben ite fi4 bann crit in
einem bon 6ap6cioiGiiirten Meni@en bebOlz
ferten fremben Qanbe betragen9
@ir BADEN Y9on am Samitug seTuet.
baB nur 1oG9e Sruppen in bic Sremoe gez
16idt perben IoGten, pel6e an Sronung
unb Manns3u9t gepObnt ItnO; ilbIi@g
Ropbies uhb n0rbli9e Sdgebiebe. peI9e
aur @bpe9slung bas bunte Sud- an9ez
aoqen buben, eignen fi9 f4Ie4t gu r3rdz
osrn Der Qualification, nit Der mir bic
Mntiuen6epObuer unb SilippinOs begliiden
tppleR
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-09-28

DpIf lit naib, urpii4I;g, bsrb psrgnii9t, iei<
nes 2ebens frob.
BON a6t 1t6r Wor9ens fa6ren in Imz
ferbam @agsn nit f0ftli9em @emiiie nnb
Obt lumber, beren gambler Iodenb Yreis
unb 0aare ausrufen. 9a5u ftopfen Die
Mdgbe 5eppi9e, Oeden, 2dufer auf Der
@trabe aug. @insn feItsn nalopftae" bat
6as freie @mIerbum ni9t; gu ieber Stunoe
unb an iebem Sage Itebt man bic peibmiibiz
gen, in beqen &attun 9efleibeten Meisies
bIaue @eItsqe auf Die Strabe tragen unb
bort ules 8lopfbare nit &obritOd unp
8iirite bear6eiten. S6 Der 8orii6erge5enoe
babur9 beitaubt pirb, timmert ie ni4t.
SIN uebr;gen fiibrt bic Dielgerii5mte boil
IGnOii6e Reinti9teit mebr Elm fOtettes
&uBenz ais Elm fOItOes SnnenbaI elm. sic
erftrett ii9 buuptfG6Ii4 uuf bi: 3reppe pOr
benz 9ouIe, ouf Die 5teinplattsn por benz
9uufe, uuf bic Mauern unO auf Die Sem
fter. Die 6afIabe nirb nit Spr;beu abge=
fpiilt ober, bpn SuBleitern au5, a6geleift.
8linten unb bIiben miiKen u6e: Dor NIIem
bic 9roBen 9uilOtinenf9eiben. 2tu4 Die
&oufeuur an ben Senitern iino, ieIbt in
tleiniten 9orfe, i4neemeiB, nit ge1dteIten
&dnten O%er3iert. Sic bdngen Itst5 in 5lp:i
Drtttel !S0be berub, i4nurgsraOe, pie nit
benz 3oaitod ~ubgemeffen. 9a& 0dmmer@
li4t in ben nieOr;gen 3imrscr pirb 6az
burh nod erb06t. hO9 ubgsi6lo6m unb ge>
mittbli9 1T benz NieberGGnber s6,n gle;b=
beoeutenb. Cine gang gefdbrlibe Ginrib@
tung 4oldnbH9er 9au6erfeit lit oas
rS4oonmuten", bas Oaeinma9en i'm Mat.
Damn, penn bic tletnen %ei1ernen &am;nz
Dfen ben Sriiblingsliften pei9en uno gum
S6mteb tpdnbetn, begtnnt her 6uupifeGo<
3ug gegen ben Staub. Die SeppiGe, BE ben
9an5en 8oben bes. 3immers b,oeden, per=
ben II fortgeI4ufft unb aus9etlopft, Der
plafonb gepeiBt. Sin nS9oonmuten" obn>
bas 8etBen Der 9ede - es geI6ie6t BRET
NAL, bamtt es griin6li9 lit - pdre -ni4t
boutGnbig.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-09-28

lire Sabrit in Spanfca, in WaIes, t~erfaIft
hGDen unb i'm 8eeriff Ifsben zine Sabrif in
Der Ndbe BON 9ittsburg gu g~riinosn, er9D9t
bcs Snterefe an etliaen, ioe6en bon ben
Gtatifitern bes 58abamtts 8nidmmsngez
ftsGten 3ablen be3iigIia Der WriBbteaer5sh<
0ung in Nmsrifd unb Der Gtafubf Don WeiBz
bIeq in unIer 2anb pGbrenO Der p.rgangenen
2abn Sabre, nit @inI9tuB be5 IDsben besnz
beten 3e9nungsiabres.
WeiBble9 ipurbe 6efanntlid Biz gum
Sabre 1891 10 gut pie gar midi in Den Ser.
Gteaten bergeteIt. Oas 3ou3.ieb, psl4es
NeiBble9 nit % Gts. per pFuro biteuerte,
nurbe am 1. Sttober 1890 angsnommen
ltno be GegierungsItatiIit fir Dsib6le9z
berteIun9 umFaBt ben nit Dem 1. Suli 1891
%beginnenben 3eitraunl.
Die probuttion in benz om 80. SUM 1892
kenbeten 8ednungsja5re belief fi3 auf 49,
646,719 pflno; i'm Folgtnotn Sabre auf
9~9,816,202 Pfunb; i'm Re6nungSiabrs 1894
auf 1929 67 pfunb; i'm 8ehnun9sia1re
1896 auf 193,8O1,O73 pfunb; i'm Sabre
1897 auf 446, 982,O63 Yfuub unb fir baS
&ednungsjabr 1898 niro ie BON Sa6psrz
ltGnbigem auf 640,OO0.OOO pfunb abge=
TAdbt,, Die umtliden 3a4ten fir Das leBte
Safr itebsn nod ni9t sur 8srfiigunJ.
Mittlerpeile bat bic 4bnabme bsr @infubr
ben WeiBble6 nit Der 3unabme Der einheiz
mtiden prpOuttion SGritt gsbulten. Die
Ginfubr be3ifferte iih i'm Sabre 1891 auf
1 ,036. 489, O74 pfunb. Dies mar beOeutenb
mshr als Die friibere 6ur9l6nittliGe Gin>
fubr, neil bic SmpDrteurt init Riidii9t auf
her b0bsren 3ol, Der pdbreno bes ReAz
nungsiabres in &raft hut, nod 10 bieI als
mReli9 WeiBble9 einfi6rsn poGien.
SIN &e9nun9siabre 1892 bstrrg Die Gin
fu6r 422,176,2O2 pfunb, I'M Sabre 1898
628, 1926 02 9funb, ia Sabre 1894 454.=
160,826 pfuno, i'm Rc4nungsjabrs 1895
5OS,O38;938 Pfunb, i'm Sabre 1896 1885,
1898 pfunO, i'm Sabre 1897 23o,073,s
693 pfunb uno i'm Sabre 1898 auf ILL.,
662, 345 pfunb,
5olgenbe SubeGe seigt Die beipnbercn Reiz
fen Der @infubr unb 0ertsll1n3 bon MeiBz
Bleed in ben leBten 3e6n Sa0ren:
@infu1r unb Sabrttation BON
8etBbte9 in ben Ser. Staaz
:en BON 1889 Bis 1898,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-09-28
milit1rtTbra.
fir 6arniionoienit.

Ins Waibtngton pirb beri9tet, baB Sc
neral Mtles, befragt, pie Oiel 3egulGre ge<
meinidm nit Sreipiuieen gum 9arnifonsz
bient in Cuba, Porto aicp, 9atpaii unb ben
P9ilippinen oertpanbt per0en piirben, gez
Ontportet bdtte: ungefdbr 10000 &eguIdre
in Cuba, 1000 in Sutpaii, 1000 in ben g6i=
lippinen unb 1000 in porto aicp. @r err
t%partet, baB gu 9arniIonsapeden $4,000
rad Cuba, $4,000 na9 ben 9bilippinen,
$4,000 mad pOrtO Rico, unb 1000
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-09-28
Sabritation (Pfb.)

y 46gef9dBt.
Man iie6t, baB felt 1892 in iebem Sabre
cine iG6rli9e 3unabme in Der Prpbuttion
bon @eiBbIe9 in ben Ser. Staten bon ettra
50 9ro5ent itattgefunOen fat, uno 0aB ieit
iener 3eit bic gtnfubr beitdnbig absenomz
men bat, Bis tie i'm Sabre 1898 nur e:na
mod Elm 8iertel bon Der idhrliAen OurG>
f9nittseinfubr betrug, pie tie Bis gu Dem
Sabre, mo bic 5abritdtion bieies 4rttfetS
in ben Ser. 9taaten begann, 81 ber5ei2aen
mar.
Die M6na6me beg betm @ntauf BON
WeiB6le9 aug benz 2anbe gei4idten 0eloeS
faint nod me6r in bic 4ugen, als bic auf
bic M6nabme Der Ginfubr be3iigli6en 3dh>
len. Der @ert6 bss i'm Sabre 1889 etnz
qefa6rten @eiBble9s betrug $21,222,653,
tpGbrenb Der Des Sa6res 1898 nur $780,
148 betrug ober nur .etpa Elm @e9tel bes
fir bieIen .3tped nm Sabre 1889 aug bcm
2anbe ssI4idten @eIbes.
9as ein5ige JeGb BON 8ebeutur0, peldes
in ben Ser. Staten nod fit austpGrt!ge
Jabritanten bon @eiBble9 iibrig blei6t, tit
Oa5 bon benz 8Ie9 sin3.Hommsne, bas BET
her Tabritation bon Qt'itsin ge6raubt fpl1o,
re fur Die 4usfubr betinin: itro. Cas Sc
feb erlaubt cine Undertaking Don SO Prpz
ornt bes uuf eingefibrt.5 @sibblc3 an per-
fOnen be3abIten 3o1es, pel6e es Bel BET Ser
fsnung BON Qrtife!n 6enubsn, Die uas5ez
fU6rt tperDen, unb grport:ure bon pstro=
leum, eingema4tem Sleii4 unb d9nli3en
N1titeln benuben bebtui:Roe Qudntitdttn
cusldnbii4en @eiBblsas sur 9e1felung
iGEer BET Der Nusfubr tieIer e~intetmii6en
QrDbutte %bertpenbeten 8iihIcn. 0ielsr Ser
f:arh BON @eiBble9 5uc 9ertelung prn
q ttteln, pel9e pteber ~ausgefii6rt Dsrpen,
t~e5tffert ii9 auf ettpa lbs, 100000 Efunb
T.. Sabr. SIN Sabre 1897 par Der 9etrcg
bes tpieber ousgefi6rtsn Weibble4s 1882
24G,130 Pfunb unb fiji. bas foe6en beenbete
E~stnungsiubr 49, 1897 $40 qfunO, 3ie1t
ron bieIe ,Oratpbad" sNu5Tlhren BON 1893
npn ben @efammteinfu9cer ienss Sabres ab,
- h1rb man feben, odb IN Rehnun3sia6re
1888 33,764,775 QfnuO oasidabib es
MeiBble9 fir MISUNDERSTANDING in ben
Ge:. @taaten pertpenbet ipurae. gsgen einen
einteimiI9en 9ur6i6Eiti59er6ua4 BON beiz
rabe 6OO,OOO,OO0 pfuub per 5a4r bOr Der
5. :riteGung bieIes Nrttt Il in ben Ser. Staa=
ten.
Na9bem unIere Sa6r f,nitn faft ben auns
an einbeimi19en Marit nit WeiBble9 srz
Torst baben, fangen ie ;.Bt al, :bre 4ufi
~. famteit benz austp i:ti1sn Martte 6u3uz
menben unb baben i'm lebtsn Sabre einen
t~Ieinen, a6er berfprebenben 4nf1ng NIT Der
Nusfu9r ibrer einbeimif3n 8sibble@proz
button gema9t.
oninIarberidte.
sSn Ieinem 8eri9t an 5aS Stdatsoeparz
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Semi=weekly graphic., 1898-09-07
Friday Nights Mass Meeting.

The meeting was opened prompt ly at o'clock by the election of Mr. Fred Fox, chairman. On taking the chair Mr. Fox said:
 ''T am business man and not in politics, but I believe every man should take an interest in public affairs. l always talk and vote as I think. The issue now is whether the seopie or machine shall control Jefferson county, and 1 would like to see the business mer walk up and say if what is done is right. If Mccoy did not have an opponent, I would scratch him. For A years I have voted the Demo- cratic ticket and did as my party told me to do. I shouldered my gun in tife Brooks Bax ter war and am ready to do so again iflit be- comes necessary. l intend to vote for Bell and in doing so believe that will be subserving the best inter- ests of the party and county, and will think myself as good Demo crat after voting for Bell as before. "
 Alderman Fred Fox acted as , chairman of the meeting, and the speakers were former state Senator J. W. Crawford, Hon. $. M. Taylor, City Attorney w. T. Young and Gen. H. King White, all Of whom delivered stirring address to the people and were received with the widest applause.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1898-09-07
WILL ENFORCE THE LAW.
Prosecuting Attorney Sorreils Will See to
 1t that Election Frauds are Punished.

The following correspondence is self-explanatory.
 To Mr. W. B. Sorrells. Democratic nominee for Prosecuting Attorney. In view of the appointments of ths cleo tion commissioners, ostensibly for the purpose of preventing a free expression and q correct return of the votes of the people of the county, 1t Is fitting and proper that you should give some expression as to your course in such a contin- geney, as Prosecuting Attorney for the 11th Judicial Dis trict. Will you. as said Prosec uting Attorney, en- force the law and prosecute any and all parties who violate the election laws in the coming September cleo tion?. The column of the Graphic are open to you.
 J. W. ADAMS,
 rditor GRAPHIC.