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Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-15
TO CLASSIFY AN ARTIST.

r he paints he sky yellow aud tho grass puTple he is d colorist.
 If he rainis tbe sky bIre and the grass green he belongs :o the realistic school.
 '. ie pair;S the sky greer ard the grass b'ue he belongs Co inc irayres- sionistic sctool.
 Ii ic paints ike sky black aud the grass red he is an artist of great Geco- ra:i'e talent and may make posters 1T Le perseyeTes.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-15
CATTLE SHIPMENTS
Shipments of Cattle From
 COchise County

The following cattle shipments is reported by the Range News:
 From Bishee-May 2, ty M. N. sherman 10 him.e,f at Genesso, Kan, l2f4 head of stock cattle purchased from Jose and Manuel Eiiaa.
 From Benson-Msy s, J. U. Vaughn 10 Nels Curtis at Higgins. Texas, 3SS COWS.
 From Wilcox-Mny ny Thos. Baker to Sam Cruzier at Blackberry, Ariz., 50 yesrling bulls irom Sierra Bonita ranch.
 Same day by J. V. Vicke.s to Cbiri- cahua Cattle company at TeAline, Texas, 66l head of steers.
 May 6. by c. A. Ra;hbun 60 Min Hua, Rs'hbun Co.,, at Gr-st Bend. kAs., 29j head mixed cattle from Washing ton Cattle com any.
 May 1,hy F. Blnom 10 Bloom Cattle company at Lake View, N. M., 75O head of mixed cattle from Hoe fer, Dnval and c 'mpany'. her..
 May s, hy rhos. II. Hes to State National Bank si Rife, Colo, ll4G Lead of eteers purchased from Col. II. c. Hooker, F.. R. Hooker and J. Nj. flo ,xeI.
 Same day by MT. Werner tO Verne. < Scrogcin at Madison, Kas., 90 head of steer. from Riggs herd.
 May 10, ny E. J. Temple :o Pswnea Cattle company at Moreno, Colo., 422 head fu,ni-hed bp Bu;s Dunlap aad others 0! AraSaiyx.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-15
BISBBE NEVIS. Daily Happenings at tae Great Copper Camp. Bhdgnt Of Interesting Items frMn our Regular Cor.
 respondent.
P!sBrE May l3. 1898. COpPERINGS.

N C. Fl.r-'n trominrnt cat'i' man af Kansas Ci'", Mo, IS h r. chsp.r s party of Cii' ago snd Om aha cattle dealers.
 You can get all kinds nf nnhols'er- ing and rspsiiirg done at B. F. Gra- ham & Co.'s second hand store. If.
 F. NJ. Franklin traveling reprssen- ta,ive Of .he New Y"rE Life Insur- ance Co with hr- quarters at Phoenix is here on Il bu-iness trip.
 C0na'abie Camaen presented A fine appearance yesterday when he had two Mexicsns in tow cscOrting them 10 the l"ck-np. A ch.-ge O; fighting was made against them.
 Iou can get your honses furnished ut and out g, B. r. Graham & Co'-. neV furniture store. fl.
 Tie R"imen's ertartsin n;ent given at the Opera Hruse lat night vas s grand success. 4 large crowd was in attendance and dancing was kept uT iii early in ,hs mori ing.
 The Copper Qre'n company Is erecting arew and mUch larger fire engine house isr opposite the library The wo'k is under the ''.nperyison o! NIT. C. l.. Beck aith the company erg'n'er.
 B. F. Graham & C.. has opened & second hand store sni repair and uq- hcl-tering .hop. Ii.
 J. q. PIitci ard returned tn B'sh"e today after twn days ,tny in Tucson. wher,. he e,'oni',: the meeting oi .h', Gr"nd Lohye Knights Of pythia- MT. ri'ciar'i wa- elrcted pa: grand grand chaucc!i"r oi ,ha, body.
 A sqnad oi the Home Guards were nrt q il.i, z last night und.r Lieut. WnTun. Tn" b"yS unt mp iinr sl. pear,1Cr a"h weli through tht mnvC- ments with ease and grace. | tn' company hri:i i- tn f.r Sunday evi F. ing snh Capt. Lrng expr c,s Al th' b'.ys to be , line. .sss sss
 Tn" L nipn [ i!rr has moved t Cha. Oveii ck's iue new .t. re oi, Main street, ci'rcsit- Angiu-' i0'ei, where he now cafrie- on the largs-' nnerchan; taIlOr ir,p tu-intsa in Ii bs Q Ssn,:'es and measure form e!ii te sent on .rI'iicat an. Suit, sGG Tp; pnn:r, $3. Cie, hing rnh rci."i'iua d. ne " new r CTS. Gail ar.i exHrr- ire lie elegant spring and runIun.r good5. The lsts.t! fl
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-15
BI, BEE, May l2, 1898,
GATHERINGS.

Mice Alice Crable one of Tomb
 stones isirest young ladies, who was l here on Wei, to iii, nds returned 10 l Tombs one today.
 | L"e Ra-s the cnmpany's carpenter
 lei, ye-ierday for Nacosari where he
 go-s to take charge ol S, ne work for
 the company.
 A Mcleod ile poInlsr assi. tan'
 cashier in the comp ny, store. lesye-
 this week for hi old heme in Canada
 to sperd his vacation.
 i Leslie Allen the cst.le inspector
 cam ID from N"eaies yerd"Iday and ; lift this morning for tine line where he
 wil' inspect several hundred head oi csttie.
 nIr:. J. W. Williams who has int | recovered from recent illness iesv.s this week for San Hirlo, Cal. She ! will he ac ompsinei ty her con TCmk;n Williams.
 The ladies of the S'. Johr's Epis- copsl GuIl'! will g;re an ice Gram and , strawberry festival II, the ODess House Saturday evcnir z. Avery intere-ting progrs mme of songs, recitstIonS, etc
 will be pr.sen'ed. Special decorations have been made for Il is oera ion and ! s large attendance is expected. The l following .s the programme 10 br
 presented: Flag drill by l6 yonng fla'.ip- due. by Mis- \. Hnghes and Mrs. Otto Vnn Kamel; Klondikc col" hy Mis- N. Huehe-; Tip-y chair and h. House that Jack Bailt. J. c. iha'chrr the -peeia! detective c! Wells Fa'go X Cn. arrived here ye.- [ rdsy ,n .hoIt trip. MT. Thsekei i- a'wsy- on the lockout fIr i:i 0 m
 psuy. H- recently lncated and arrss'- ! ei man m Pr scntt who .'ole s ssck
 containing $ 00O from ". F. X Go
 and n c"vrred sil Of the money Lu; ! S73 IL ,- heli.v.d tha d.iecrye IF nuw here on the frarl e a rohher cf | hi- cOTapany. He ia als1 interesiea!
 in the n!"vemeBi- @ the Black Jack
 band and taking ,oies generally.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-15
FE3 Recr Through tEc TiIi.

Nr5. E"nevmooI-liere is an item in tf. paper saying that jn son,, parts of Australia when q IraE rca-ries each one GI the brides relatives strikes hirI 1ith . stout stick hy way of " >icomn into inc faniiv. Queer sort of :n idea. ic.l't i ?
 NJ. Honeymoon feeling aa extra lump oa h;s headI--Iiu,l. 1 don't see that ii is '!ny r,toerer thar. singing all their old slocs at him. Gs they do in this country.-N. '. Truth.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-15
DISTRICT CuURT.
The Grist of the Mil of Justic
 Today.

Territory vs. Juan F. Vellegss- Attorney Swain appointed by court to detend-Plead not guilty; set for l7ih. Territory vs. Serevance-A'tornay Johnson appnin;ed-plead not guilty ; set for the 18th.
 Territory Va. Moran and Hernands z Attorney E.e:ly sppoint-d-pl. A ! n ), guilty ss, guilty set for l6 h. Territory y.. Howe Hohts- Alter n+y Upton appoin'ed-plesd not guilty set fo- the l!th. City vs. G. 1T. Fi,ts--JndSment for p!sint fl. Stay of proceedings granted for 50 days. Ca. gar vs, Yohnsnn-Damurer sr-- .ainet and plaintiff allowed 20 days to a'e sn,e nd-d 4 complaint. Berry ". Clsrk-S-: fo. trial l4'h. Harrington ". Du.ry-Pl.intif al. lowed 30 Monday to file amended com plant.
 McNslly v-. McNAl.v-S ' for 18th. Costello vs Gihbors-S ior l2th. Gol,i-wortiy vs. G"ldrwurthy-Re- ferrsd tp clerk tp take proofs.
 Donald McPhun was admitted to citizenship. The grand lury flied partia! r.port finding indictments ugain-t Sim III FigreIroa r grard l..cen, Bhocora Salnzsr assault with deadly weapon Fermin Yser. grand larceny William, Gary, snd Cha>W,!. n sare: cha'g agains, Jose Valrpcia w"s ignored spd the c.-r pf J. r. Pau! r.f red to next grand jr,y. Ter. vs. Ig,acia- ant Tho. L,r.r; q -Plead rot pri.:y; set fer Ma% l9. Ter. vs Garvev ard WiIsnn-Ar- .s;gned and granted statutory tim" to plead.
 George Rnfier'y was excu-ed ss s memhar nf he grsnd jury.
 Costello vS G!5bnn--IUdgn nt given Ter plaintiff for Sl7n. reftn- dan, granted privilege 10 remove al! buildings erected on the leased prem- ises.
 Ter. vs. Fermine Y;ers-Given un- iii tomorrow to plead: Attorney La,:d appointed to defend
 Ter. ys. simon Fisuer:o-P!ead n.h gn;;iy; c. Y. Clark appointed ;o ceiei.d s, Tor lI,h.
 Ter. V S,lsza.--Given until torOT TOW to plesi; E V Land npioinied to defend.
 Ter. vs Hemnc;o Aln nz-Grsna jury iRnored charge ai.d wss ordere,i released from custody.
 Duucan V. Duncan Divorce granted ahd Tai, or chili .wsrded to ;l,e IiniDiiI. Dolly J. Duncan.
 Ter vs M"n,nys-GrAid Jnry ig- nor. d c:la'g. and prisoner .rde:ei r,- iea-sd from custudy.
 Ter V. Francisco HrrmO:iiio- Ssr.e order.
 Costello vs J.i.rson ct al-Con- tiuued for ihe ;erH.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-15
Her Ss.g.IsH,

Mamma (to Tiay Tct. who wants to deprive q youreer brother of deli cacy they have 10th se: heir hearts cr) No. daring; .ou must let EG,oy have il now. and when hs grows up ard yon are n yornc lady he will have ;o give way to you.
 Tiny Tot-Is that why papa always has to do as you want, mummy Punch
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-15
BiSBEE JOlTlNGS
BIsBEE, May II, 1898.
cOPPkRiNGs.

coPPERiNGs.
 The Bisbee contingent for the trisl Jury on Monday next promises so be very large.
 Miss Alice Crable came in this morning from Tom bs,one on 6 short vi. ii, to Ui,bee friends.
 About 25 Bisbeei'es who hava court business to attend to will leave for the county sea. Sunday night.
 The R d Mems event will take plac ' tonight. Considerable separations have been made it a rleassnt affair.
 Thos. Johes one Of the iollies' drum- mers on the road came in this morn ing to supply our ne chants with more spirits.
 Dhas. Douglass is in the city from the Barbaeomsri on business. Chss. has many flisndsin Bistee who are glad to meet him.
 F. w. Lani .he attorney came in thi, morning from T, m'stone on 8 fiyin, professional trip ard will re- turn tonight to be in attendance on court.
 Frsak Cox attorney Tor the s. P came in this morning from Phoenix on business cOnneritd d with the com pany. Mr. Cox was somewhat sur prised 10 note the remarkable strides in popula,iCn and business that Bis- bee las shown in the Isst year and thinks our camp one Of the Iiveliest in the territory. It is understood Mr. Cox is here regarding some mat trrs pertaining 10 the building os the Nscossaii branch oi the 4. & s. F..
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-15
There are 8 good many yexatie

There are 8 good many vexatinrs matters cropping ou, in connection with the trouble ovsr Cuba, such, for instance, as what is to he d ne with the Philippine islands. etc. Th'r will be plenty of time to con sider those things however after the main ques- ton has been settled. The frs. thing to do is to lick SFain till she cries "enCueb."
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-15

That there is courtesy even in war is shown by the fact ihat the United States notified Great Bri,isn 10 T, move her subjects fr, m the Philippine com try before W, commenced passing up those iron bouquets.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-15

Now is the time to begin making ar engagements to celebrate ihe Fourth of July and the downfall of Spain in Cuba. The event will come near enough to- gether to make one big celebration meet the re requirements Of the situstion beautifully.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-15
FRANK J. CHENEY.
4 wfsie!n cont, mI

4 wfsieIn cont. mrorary says: "We are Il q to be al le 70, cay Iha, Mir. Judge C. s. Johnson is convslrcen, and orce more We see her cher, face upon the sidewalk" Ls us hope that Mrs J,h' son kse,s her feet there teD.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-15
Toe SIMch INr l.ian.

"I will give Sloo ,o anyone wLo co:. equal my tricks" shouted tic professor cf ie".r'icmair, who had rhe stage.
 ''i accept your o!ter." ans1.erc,i T rIar. as he pushCG rilroHSi. thc crcWd.
 Do yOu belong to t5c peI'faeh?"
 "Naw; l manufacture gas meters" Then l withdraw tl,e proposition.' -Defroi- Er,,s DrasS
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-15
Rou't Iosaees Spit asd saeke ysus life Away.

To quit tobacco easily and forever. be nag
 netic. full of life, nerve and vigor. take No-To- Bac. the wonder worker. that makes weak men strong. All druggists, 5oc or CT. Cure guaran- teed Booklet and sample free. Address Sterling Rencdy Co Chicago or New York.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-15
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bfn -'.-rs. 5t.'. .,..'7.e si i.e SE.y-
 ." cH.t ro''1cco ."siiy and 'o:o"er. la TrGe neiic. full of life. resTg and yi,',r, ,.lc EnTo Eac, She r nillcr y'lri-rr. liii.' IusEe weak mcp strong. A.! druggists. JIG rr S!. Care .'I;i,.'F tscd. Booklet and sam. |: free. Address Sterling Eemeiy Co. Chicago O. New York
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-15

Gen. Miles. wii j0,OG0 strong, will soon ts m''chir,g through Cuba, tide by side with a band of h. roes, fighiing for liberty and justice. Tie light is dawning.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-15

Ii Spain passes une~I military con- trol Weyler is just the man for die tstor. He can dIctA.f to two type. writers as once.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-15
STATE oE OHIO, CITY Q TOLEDO,
LUCIA. COUNTY.

bbthS SOiN Frank J. On. yne, Innkes oath tIat he i- the senior partner oI Inc firm oi F. ]. Chcyn. Y X Co. doing hasinet. in the ci., of Tol. a,, c,,Cn'y al d s;a;e arore.sii, and thnt sad firm vii, Iay tine surn of ONE HUNDRED DOL LARS for c. ch an every Case ol EaiajIh thnt cann"t te cured by she Use Uf HaiPs Cstur!h Cure. FRANK J. CHENEY. Sworn to heiure m. and subscribed in my presence, ,!.is 6,h day ol b, C, In- CT, leSG.,
 isEAi A. W. .GLEA SON,
 Notary Public. Eail'S CaiaI'h Cure is trk, b ini.r nnliy cid aclr GirsUly On He bnck < and n.Lcu- surface. oi tie systsn Send for t.,iim' isli free. F. J. lhENEY X co, Tukdu, 0
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-15

EdrcaTs --on- Towels y;ur Cssca~eeS Candy c"ina.iic. cure cons, p?tiSn ,rpve. lOc. .Jc. II C. = C fail. druggist .cfGnr more,
 Tc Cure Const,pxt,on rorev-r.
 T3Ee CsscIreis GaUd. CatEariic iac or c3c q. C- c fa.l 10 care. dErgri>,s r-.und rLcney
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-15
No-To- l.ec for Fifty Cen,a.

Guaranteed tobacco habit cure. nakes wea,, men strong, booa pure. 5Gc .. All GruggiSts.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-15

Admiral Dewey is 6l r ars old, bn, he fights hke sixty.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-21
TWICE A WEEK, $1.5O A YEAK

ally did not realize the Importance of
the office of railroad commissioner.
1t was possible for this officer to Of
feet savings to tho State that would
result in decreased taxation, and If
elected he would make such his ef-
fort. .
Maj. Barney B. Evans followed in
q maiden effort that bid fair to de-
velop great stump prowoss. His first
training after leaving college was
in a railroad office, and he knew
what was fair to the roads as we'll as
what was due to the people, He de-
clared that the statements contained
in the annual report of the commits,
sioner could not be relied on. If
elected he would do his duty and
never try to deceive tho people by
false statements.
Mr.. n. II. Stansell, Of Barnwell,
the we'll known sergeant at arms of
the House, said that If elected he
would stand betweon the people and
the railroads, endeavoring to be just
to both.
The last candidate announced was
Mr.. Il. +. Brantley, of Orangeburg,
who announced that rs his competl-
tor for Congress was not present he
would refrain from speaking.
A letter was read from Congress-
man Stokes stating that duty rc-
quired his presence at Washington,
and that he would appear before tho
people later.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-21
Tho Mountain Locked Miracle or tho
OZurlSs.

The hot waters, the mountain air,
eqnable climate and tho pine forests
make Hot Springs tho most wonder
ful health and pleasure resort in the
world, summer or winter. 1t is own
cd and controlled by tho y. s. Gov.
ornment and has accommodations
for all classes. The Arlington and
Park hotels aud 60 others and 200
boarding houses are open all summer.
Having an altitude Of 1000 feet it
Is q cool, safe and nearby refuge
during the heated term in tho south.
For information concerning Hot
Springs address @, +. Cooley, Man
ager Business Mons League, Hot
Springs, Ark.
For reduced excursion tickets and
particulars Of the trip SEQ local agent
or address W. A. Turk, Gen'l Pass
Agent, Southern ley,, Washington,
ID. @.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-21
Take JOHN.SONS
Chilli & FEVER
YCNlG" ~''4sr:sssfEslss
Shcoiian Released.
LRogister, 18th.l |.

Register, 18Th.
Sheehan, Of the Johnston Rifer,
who was charged with dcaerting, has
been released from his confinement
at Chickamauga and told to behave
bettor hereafter. He has boon un1or
arrest for somo weeks, and through
the intorpositlon of Senator Till man
in Washington, Shoehan has Loo
ordered to bo released. 1t is not
likely he will go off again without
cave. .... -..
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-21

The report Of the sub committee
IN campaign schedule was adopted
IS follows. ..~''
Beaufort, Tuesday, (nighD, Juno
H..
Hampton, Wednesday, Juno %.
Bnrnwell, Friday, Juno 81.
Bamberg, Saturday, June 25.
Sumter, Tuesday, Juno 2S.
Manning, Wednesday, juno 20.
Monks Corner, Tuesday, June 30.
Georgetown, Saturday, July 2.
Kingstree, Tuesday, July 5.
Florence, Wednesday, July 6.
Marion, Thursday, July 7.
Conway, Saturday, July 8.
Darlington, Tuesday, July IL.
Chesterfield, Thursday, July IT.
Bennettsvillo, Saturday, July 10.
Bishopville, Tuesday, July 10.
Camden, Thursday, July 81.
Lancaster, Saturday, July %.
Chester, Monday, July Is.
Winnsboro, Tuesday, July 20.
Yorkville, Wednesday, July 81.
Gaffney, Thursday, July 28.
Spartanburg, Friday, July 20.
Union, Saturday, July 30.
Newberry, Monday, August s.
Laurens, Tuesday, August 8.
Greenville, Thursday, August H..
Pickens, Friday, August 12.
Walhalla, Monday, August Is.
Anderson, Tuesday, August IS.
Abboville, Thursday, August IS.
Greenwood, Friday August 10.
Aiken, Monday, August %.
Edgcfold, Tuesday, August %.
Saluda, Thursday. August 25.
Lexington, Friday August 2G.
Columbia, Saturday, August q.
THE HOT SPRINGS OF ARK ANsAS.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-21
a FULL LIST OF CANDIDATES.
No Othera Gan Now Come Ont IN Time -
Filing Pledg.a Has Closed.
THE State, 18th. [

The State, 18th.
The following is full list of all
the candidates who ara eligible to
take part in the present State cam
paign. %&
AS these are the only ones who
have filed their pledges as required
by the constitution of the Democratic
party Of South Carolina, no others
can now come in. From this list
consequently, will the voters Of the
State be obliged to mako their selec-
tions at the primary election IN
August.
For Governor-G Walt. Whit
man. Col. r. B. Watson, w. Fl.
Ellerbo, Joel E. Brunson, q! J..
Archer, G. G. Featherstone, o, l..
Schumpert, Geo. ID. Tillman.
For Lieutenant -Governor--M b.
McSweenoy. Fy
For Secretary of State-N r.
Cooper, d. II. Iompkius, d. j. Brsd-{
ham. 4
For State Treasurer w. II.
Zimmerman.
For Comptroller Gcncrnl--J. p.
Derham, L. p. Epton.
For Attorney General-G. ID.
Bellinger, Goo. S. Mower.
For Adjutant and Inspector Gen
oral--Jno. Gary Watts, j. w. Floyd,
Il. M. Blythe.
For Superintendent o. Education
w. a. Brown, j. j. McNTahan, w. D.
Mayiield, JUS. II. Rico.
For Railroad Commissioncr-H.
II. Thomas, G. w. Garrs. II. N.
Berry, w. II. Stansill, j. w. Gray,
B. B. Evans, j. A. Sigh.
For Congress First District VIM.
p. Murphy, Wm. Elliott.
For Congress Second District
w. j. Talbert.
For Congress Third District-A.
9. Iatilncr, j. f. Boggs, George
Johnstone.
For Congress Fourth Distiict---
M. l.. Donaldson, Stunyarn Wilson,
j. II. Johnston.
For Congress Fifth District--J.
X. Henry, T. j. Strait, d. e. Finley,
w. A. Barber, w. p. Pollock, T.. j.
Kennedy.
For Congress Sixth District--Jas.
Norton, j. =. Ellerbc.
For Congress Seventh DISTRICT
j. VIM. Stokes, Thomas II. Brantley.
FROM MIR. MOWER.
The State received telegram
from Mr.. Geo. S. Mower last night,
asking that the announce ment be
made that, on account Of nbscncn
from: the State, he would not be ublo
to attend any OF tho campaign meet
ings for the next two weeks.
COL. JoHNsToNE's LETTER.
Accompanying Col. Johnstono's
pledge was the following letter:
Newberry, S. c., June lG, 1893.
Hon. Willie Jones, Chairman State
Democratic executive Committo,
Columbia, S. g.
Dear Sir: hand you today my
pledge and assessment az a candi-
date for congress from tho Third
district.
Until now I have been utterly un.
able on account of professional and
business engagements to give the
canvass tho slightest consideration
Even now I have professional engage
ments from which unless [ can be
disembarrassod 1 will he prevented
from making the race. Under the
advice Of friends | have filed my
pledge so that should hereafter
find myself in q position to so into
the canvass will havo tho right un,
der onr party rules to do SO.
Very respectfully,
GEoNGE JonNsToNE.
> ST.,En HESAyCnAree
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-21
THE STATE CAMPAIGN
FORMALLY OPENED.
FIRST FNGAGENlENT TAKES PLACE
IN THE CITY ON TIL HI1 EDIsTO.

.Govtrnor Eilerbs Opous the Fight--"Your
VI ,ls George" Enters tho Raco for the
ChicE Executives Chulr-Col Watson
Seuator Archer, Col. Schumpert
and tho Irrepressibls Whit ~.
man Lil<eHlso Present
-. Thtlr Claims for Gubcr-
a#s> material II0nors.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-21
eJOhnSOf7'S
Chill and
Fever
Tonic
Cures Fever
I'm One Day.
Campaign Appointments.

Tho report Of the sub committee
on campaign schedule was adopted
as follows. .'...~''
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-21

THE HOT SPRINGS OF ARKANSAS
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-05-05
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
Is rapidly sinking.

Gladstone Is rapidly sinking.
Fire destroyed Surgeons Metro
politan tabernacle in London.
The Norway parliament adopted Il
measure for universal male suffrage.
Hayti and San Domingo have asked
the pope to arbitrate boundary dis
pute between them.
Chill and Peru are reported to have
signed protocol settling the boun-
dary dispute between them.
Cecil Rhodes has been restored to
the directorate of the British Char
tered South African company.
The budget of Great Britain pre-
scented yesterday in the house of
commons shows much prosperity in
that country.
Colonel Sir Vivian Dereing Majen-
die, G. b., her majestys chief inspec-
tor of explosives since 1881, died in
London.
Col. Charles Robert Shervinton, an
Englishman who had served in the
French army in the east, committed
suicide In London.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-05-05
DOMESTIC.

| Senator Walthall OF Mississippi Is
dead.
Chicago May wheat, $120-highest
point for the year.
| A mail bag containing $4,000 was
stolen at Belleville, Ill.
Elk River, MINI, had $55, 900
fire, with $4,000 insurance.
The night marshal of Bemidj,
Mimi, was fatally stabbed by an en-
ploye.
Samuel r. Galloway was elected
president of the New York Central
railway.
William r. Gratz Of New York has
offered prize Of 500 to the man
who first plants the stars and stripes
on Cuban soil.
A second will of the late William
Carson of Eau Claire, has unexpected
ly appeared.
DR.. Cornelius N. Hoagland, we'll
known philanthropist, died at his
home in Brooklyn, aged rs years.
The Ohio senate adopted the report
Of the investigating committee to the
effect that conspiracy to elect Sena-
tor Hanna was shown by the evil
dence.
Postmaster General Gary resigned
and the president appointed as his
successor Charles Emory Smith, edi-
tor Of the Philadelphia Press and ex
minister to Russia.
A letter from w. j. Bryan was read
at meeting of the Pennsylvania
democratic state committee in which
he urged no surrender OF the Chicago
platform in the State campaigns, so
that the democracy can hold the mid
dle-o -the-road populists for united
war on the money power"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-05-05

the open ground month later, and
provide no end to early salad.
We believe the elm stands first as
street tree.
Are your young trees rubbing posts
for animals.
A city girl thought the birches were
whitewashed.
French florists announce double
Towering varities of gladiolus.
Il have found ten rods to be better
than two as between hen house and
garden. IS.
The hardest border plant may be
killed by successive freezing and
thawing during March. Remedy-A
slight mulch over the roots.
Glover in the orchard, at intervals
of three or four years, will supply
the needed heterogeneous matter.
There is no need to fear venturing
on cabbage seed in the early hotbed,
but when it comes to tomatoes and
peppers that is quite another thing
Vick's Magazine.