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SAWS AND MILL. SUPPLIES.
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n asR .s s.kt ~ su~eaaH SOU. SAWS
Union Statlon.
SAWS p EMnRY ' WHEELS
sPEcIALTIEs OF
w. B. Barry Saw and Supply ca
1872 s. PENN ST. All kinds of saws repaired.
THE JOURNAL BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
ARCHITECTS
w. SCOTT MOORE & SON,
42s-4S5 Stevenson bldg. Tel. 1879.
ART GLASS
EDw. scHURMANN,
15lz n Pennsylvania st Tel 1878
1910 Journal bldg
BICYCLES AND RETAIL
H.. T. HEARsEY CYCLE co. bicycles and
Supples). 21s-21s N. PENNSYLVANIA St.
CARPET CLEANING
HOWARD STEAM CARPET CLEANING
AND RENovATING WORKS. Tel, GIG.
DIAMONDS wHoLEsALE AND RETAIL
J. C. sIPE Importer Fine DiamonGs).
Room 4, 1915 N. Meridian ST
FLORISTS
BERTERMANN FLORAL COMPANY.
New No. 241 Mass ave-, ZIG N. Del. ST. Tel. $40:
GENERAL TRANSFER Household Moving
Circle ST. Phone ss5.
HAIR STORE
The Bazarr over Haerle,s,
ICE CREAM-wHoLEsALE AND RETAIL
PUTNAM COUNTY MILK COMPANY.
u to 16 NJ East St.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
FRED H. SCHMIDT.
LAuNDRIES--
UNION COOPERATIVE LAUNDRY.
1Ss-144virginia ave. Phone 1858,
LIVERY, BOARD AND HACK STABLES
THE CLUB STABLES CRoth & Young,
81 w. Market Eel 1851.
MANTELS AND CRATES
p. NJ. PURSELL (Aantels, Furnaces).
Mass. ave. and Delaware 1t.
THE NJ. S. HUEY CO.. MICS. Odantes.
Crates and Tilesl. New No. 1901 Mass ave-:
PAPER BOXES
BEE HIVE PAPER BOX CO. plain and Folding
Bcxes), 2O-22 8, Capitol ave-
PATENT ATTORNEYS
e. T. sILvIUs & Co.,
Rooms u and IS Talbot blk
PATENT LAWYERS
CHESTER BRADFORD,
1888 to 1926 Stevenson bldg. 10 10. Wash. ste
II. p. HOOD & Son arthur NJ. Hood,
1898 Union Trust bldg. 12o Il. Market st
" H. LOCKWOOD,
4l5-41S Lemcke bldg.
PATENT SOLICITORS
q u ID
HIP Western Union bldg,
PLUMBING AND STEAM HEATING
]. S. FARRELL & Co. Ccontractorsl.
IA ~ Illinois St
&c AND LIVERY STABLES
HORACE WOOD Carriages, Traps. Buck
SEEDS. BULBS ETC.--WhoIesale and Retail
HUNTINGTON G. PAGE (The Leading
usel Is f. Market St Tel. 1873.
IS Asses
lLIAM wIEGEL.
West Louisiana ST.
STEEL CEILINGS, FIRE SHUTTERS GAIL
VANIzED IRON CORNICES-
w. MwoRKMAN.
2OS and 30 s. Pennsylvania St
TEACHER OF FRENCH AND SPANISH
PROF. A. JAILLET eHas Taught Here Eight
cen Years., 1923 Keystone ave.
UMBRELLAS, PARASOLS AND CANES
C. W. GUNTHER (Adanufacturer).
p Pembroke Arcade and Sc Mass. ave.
UNDERWRITERS
FRANK BLANCHARD,
50 N. Delaware st. Tel. All. Lady Attendant.
VETERINARY SURGEONS
p o. o'REAR (Ofice Club Stables).
12S & 1870 w Market Tells. 1861 5liA
WALL PAPERs-
Low Prices, New No. $50 N. Senate ave-
JULIUS A. SCHUYLER.
ITO and 1i2 N. Meridian st,
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The need of a good spring medicine Is al
most universal and Hoods Sarsaparila ex-
actly meets this need. Be sure to get Hood 5.
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February Earning..

The following shows the earnings of sew
eral of the important lines operated in In
diana for the month of February:
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TO CHANGE-Improved farrl, stock and i'm.
PIGMENTS. for home in city: not TO exceed 81. 900
balance easy payments. Address j. G., care
Journal
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GENERAL TRANSFER Household Moving
MECK'S TRANSFER COMPANY,
Circle st. Phone 1885,
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CLAIRvOYANT.

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CLAIRVOYANT-Mrs GriswoId reads past. pres
ent and future OF ones tfe Gives them luck.
success and happiness. SAC East South street.
Hours, 10 a. m. 10 p. m.
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FLORISTS
BERTERATANN FLORAL COMPANY.
New No. 24l Mass ave-, 226 N. Del ST Tel S4o:
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-LocaI representative to establish
agency for sale OF interests IN a Mexican coffee,
rubber and chocolate plantation. Exceptional op-
portunity; big money; investigate. Address 1903,
100 Washington street, Chicago, Ill.
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DIAAIONDs-wHoLESALE AND RETAIL
J. C. sIPE Importer Fine Diamonds),
Room 4 1Sl5 N. Meridian St.
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STORAGE

STORAGE-INDP'LS WAREHOUSE co.
W. f. Kurtz Pres. H. A. Grassland. Mgr.
New 517-523 s, Penn. Phone 1343
WE STORE. PACK AND HAUL
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HAIR STORE
MISS J. A. TURNER,
The Bazaar. Over Haerle'ss
ICE CREAM-WHoLESALE AND RETAIL
PUTNAM COUNTY MILK COMPANY.
u to 16 NJ East St.
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WANTED-MALE HELP.

WANTED-Agents to sell Murat Hasteads
great Cuba book; all about Cuba spain and
war; great excitement; every buys IT.;
agent sold 81 in day. another made $13 in one
hour. 600 pages; magnificent illustrations; photo
graphs, ETC.; low price; guarantee the most
liberal terms; freight paid 20 days credit outfit
free; send two-cent stamps to pay postage.
THE BIBLE HOUSE, 324 Dearborn st. Chicago.
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FOR EXCHANGE.

LOST-S10 bill. Saturday evening. Reward.
JNO. i. BRASIER, Postoffice
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BICYCLES-wHOLESALE AND RETAIL
H. T. HEARSEY CYCLE co. bicycles and
SuppIies), 216-2lS N Pennsylvania st.
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The Georgia Minstrels will have the week
at the Empire, with an olio and burlesque
thrown in.
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OLD GLORY.
WAVES ON PORTO RICAN
SOIL.
Spaniards Were Completely TAX -
en- by Surprise and Routed
Gen Miles and his Men
Ashore.
OLD GLORY.

Washington, July 26.-The war
department at 11:3Op M posted
the following:
st Thomas, July %, 1895.
Secretary of War, Washington:
Circumstances were such that |
deemed it advisable to take the
harbor of Guanica, first, Is miles
west of Ponce, which was sue
cessfuIlY accomplished between
daylight and II o'clock. Span
iards surprised. The Gloucester,
Commander Wainwright, first
entered the harbor: met with
slight resistance; fired a few shots.
All the transports are now in tt e
harbor, and infantry and artillery
going rapidly ashore. This is a
well protected harbor. Water
sufficiently deep for all transports
and heavy vessels to anchor with
in 200 yards of shore. The
Spanish flag was lowered and the
American flag raised at II o'clock
today. Capt Higginsou with his
fleet has rendered able and ear
nest assistance. Troops in good
health and best of splits. No
casualties.
(Signed.) Miles,
Major General Commanding.
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HobsOn's S Fiancee.

Noblesville, Ind, July %
Quite a pretty young lady, q Miss
Lettie Cook, is visiting friends
near this cit r She is from Os-
wego, Kas,, and it is now an open
secret that she is the fancee of
Lieut. Hobson of Merrimac fame.
Miss Cook met the lieutenant
at wedding in Norfolk, Va. =,
several months ago, a CORES
pondence followed and engage
ment later.
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WE MAY RETREAT.
RAPID SPREAD OF FEVER
CAUSES SERIOUS ALARM
ohafter $ Men to be Returned to
tins Country us Fast as Their
Condition WIli Permit
Removal.

Washington, ID. c., July 2S.-
Secretary Algcr has given orders
for the removal of all of General
ShaIter' army rs soon as the men
IN the discretion of the command =
lng officers may be safely brought
back to camp on Montauk Point.
The report of General Shafter
today shows that there are total
OF }, 40 cases of sickness in the
army in Cuba.
The large number of fever cas-
es reported, 2,924, shows, how
ever, that not only yellow fever
but typhoid and other kinds are
numerous.
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SPAIN KICKING ONCE MORE.
CLAIMS INVASION OF POR
TO RICO VIOLATES IN
TERNATIONALLAW.
King Alfonso Has Measles-News
of His Sickness Suppressed in
Madrid-His Physicians
Worried.

London, July 27.-A dispatch
from Madrid says King Alfonso
is suffering with II slight attack of
measles. The news has been sup
pressed, it being feared that it
might cause trouble at the Span
ish capitol.
The physicians in attendance
are worried because the king is
naturally delicate.
The Spanish government claims
to have excellent ground for a
protest to the powers in connec-
tion with the Americans landing in
Porto Rico, accordingly the Span
ish representatives at European
capitals have been instructed to
make such protest, based upon
the fact that General Mlles's army
invaded the island after Spain,
through Abassador Compton,
uade a proposition for peace
That action, by the United States,
it is claimed, is contrary to inter,
national law and usage.
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A CLEVER TRICK.

1t certainly looks like it, but
there is really no trick about it.
Anybody can try it who has Lame
Back and Weak Kidneys, Malaria
or nervous troubles. We mean
he can cure himself right away by
taking Electric Bitters. This
medicine tones up the whole sys-
tenn acts as a stimulent to Liver
and Kidneys, is blood purifier
and nerve tonic. 1t cures Con
stipation, Headache, Painting
Spells, Sleeplessness and Melan-
choly. Ii is purely vegetable,
a mild laxative, and restores the
system to its natural vigor. Try
Electric Bitters and be convinced
that they are a miracle worker.
Every bottle guaranteed. Only
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Drug Store.
Or. Mics Fufss Pfysare guaranteed 70 sfop
A000DrAe In 20 minutoa. "Oue cent n doaA W
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The Final Report,of the Casualties
Sent in by Gen Shafter.

Washington, July 26.-The
first full.authentic list of casualties
of the batteries before Santiago
has reached the department in an
official communication from Gen
Shafter to Adj. Gen Corbin, dated
July 12, 1898. Gen Shafter says
he reports the names of killed,
wounded aud missing in action at
FL Caney and San Juan on July /,
2 and 8.
Gen Sbafter says: "1t is
thought this list is as near correct
as it is possible to make it at this
date. 1t may be subject to few
corrections.
The total number of casualties
was 1888. Recapitulated, the
American losses: Killed, % of
ticers and 2OS enlisted men:
wounded, so officers and 1903
men; missing, 81 men. The miss
ing are supposed to be dead, as so
far as known, the Spanish forces
took no prisoners.
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NCASTkR, S. g.. JULY 80, 1898
FOR PEACE.
SPAIN OPENS DIRECT NEGO
TlATIONS.
French Ambassador Cam bron
Presents Spain's Message.

Washington, July 26.-Spain
has sued for peace formally and
directly to President Mckinley
through NJ Cambron, the French
ambassador. The following of
fetal statement is made:
The French ambassador, on
behalf of the government of Spain,
and by direction of the Spanish
minister of foreign affairs, has
presented to the President this
afternoon at the White House a
message from the Spanish gov
ernment looking to the terimna
tlon of the war and the settle
ment Of terms of peace.
Spain's communication present
ed by Ambassador Cambron is
general in terms, and does not
make any distinct propositions as
to Cuba, the Philippines or any
other possession. 1t is simylv a
request that peace negotiations be
opened. No armistice is proposed
After Ambassador Cambron sub.
mitted the proposal general talk
followed between him, the Presi
dent, Secretary Day and Nj THE.
baut.
The President reserved his ans
wer, an understanding being
reached that he would at once lay
the subject before the cabinet and
then invite M Cambron to another
conference at the White House
when the final answer will be
given as to the willingness of this
government to open negotiations.
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4 Noisy Gang Resorts to Howl
ing Down at WinnSbOrO.
COL. TILLMAN'S INTIMATION.
Gov. Eilerbe Only One of Guber
Material Candidates Who Was
Not Fusiladed by the
Liquorites.
Special to The State.

Winnsboro, July 20. "Inspirs
ing, bold John Barleycorn" reign
ed at the campaign meeting here
today, and the candidates tor gov
ernor were targets for the sharp
shooting of loose tongues. The
meeting was held N the woods
about three-quarters of mile
from town, and was a milder rep
etition of the one held IN the same
place in 1890. There were some
ladies present, and for the most
part the crowd was quiet and re-
spectful to the candidates. Firing
ing the human conclave Just in
front of the stand sat the iig wa
ter crowd. Their liquor. .leaven-
ed sallies were directed at all the
gubernatorial candidates except
Gov. Ellerbe, who in some way
was fortunate enough to escape
the dose that was administered TO
his six competitors.
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CUT HIS THROAT.
Attempted Suicide of Sergeant
w w Krider of Greenville.
Special to The Daily News.

Special to The Daily News.
Chickamauga Park, GA, July
26.-W w Krider, of Greenville,
attempted to commit suicide in
c"mp here today by cutting his
throat with a razor. The chances
for his death and recovery are
said by his attending physicians
to he about even. He did not
succeed in cutting any arteries in
his neck. although his attempt
was a determined one.
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He who fears the scoffer's ieer
will never be called to stand at
the martyrs stake.
If fresh air could be sold in
bottles, al other tonics would be
run out of the market.
At the present rate of increase
the population of the earth will
double itself in 260 years.
A lamp lighted too soon burns
out when it is needed.
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BucEtea's 1rntca Sa.ve.

THE BkIT SALvE In the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, letter. Chap.
ped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and al
Skin eruptions, and positively cures
Piles, or no pay required. 1t Is guar
antced TO give perfect satisfaction or
money refunded. Price 25 cents Der
box. For 5ale by Crawford Bros.
What stops Neuraigiaf Dr. Niles' Pain Pills,
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TERMS Of PEACE.
The Presidents Reply to Spain.
FIRM DEMANDS.
Cuba Must be Free, Porto Rico
Must be Ours and Spain Must
Consent to Accept What We
Offer.
FIRM DEMANDS.
BY Telegraph to Greenville News:

BY Telegraph to GreenvilIe News:
Washington, July 27.-The
president is writing his reply to
the French ambassador who de.
livered Spain's request for peace.
by tomorrow our government
will have determined and commu-
nicatcd what form the steps lead
ing toward peace shall take. 1t
is likely that if the Spanish gov
ernment is really earnest in its
desire for peace our government
will consent to an armistice as a
preliminary.
But 1T can be stated positively
that the president is determined to
lose no ground through Spanish
diplomacy. The armistice, if one
is granted, will be conditioned
upon the most binding pledges
that it is to be followed by a
treaty of peace. Moreover there
must be preliminary agreement
that will provide that the armis.
tice must constitute in itself an
undertaking on the part of Spain
to submit to the conditions i'm
posed by the United States as
basis OF peace.
The president will not talk of
the terms but those near him say
two propositions are included in
the demands named.
The first is the absolute indie
pendence of Cuba with a provis.
ion that the island shall be absol
we'd from responsibility for any
debt heretofore charged against
it by Spain. This last clause,
1t is expected, will cause some
friction inasmuch as it is certain
to arouse to desperate resistance
certain European holders of bonds
issued by Spain based on the rev
cnue of Cuba.
The second proposition is the
absolute cession of Porto Rico TO
the United States, likewise unen-
numbered by liability for any
bonded Indebtedness.
Another point upon which the
United States will insist is the
cession of certain coaling stations
in the Ladrones and Carolires,
probably Guam Island in the
former, and lsap Island in the
latter and one other in different
quarter of the world not yet
designated.
Pending tho final negotiations
President Mckinley decided today
on a more vigorous policy and
ordered quick and rigid cam
paign in Porto Rico.
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Japan Wants the United States tC
Keep the Philippines.

Yokohoma, July 27.-Discuss
ing the Philippine question, the
Japanese press generally favors
the retention of the islands by the
United States. There would be
no objection to their transfer to
Great Britain.
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GREEkvILLE FE-
MALE COLLEGE

L O O a TIoN -HEALTHFUI.. No
deaIh or serious illness since it was
founded in 1854. ACCEssIRLE-On
Southern, e Il g.. and & & WCR
RS. CULTURED-Tbe center OF Bap>
tist Schools in s c.. the former home
Of the Southern Baptist Theological
Seminary.
EQUTP MENTS-LARGE BUILD.
INas separated from all other build
ings, heated by CRATES and furnaces,
lighted by gas and supplied with hot
and cold water closets and bath looms
on each floor. Can have rs boarders.
Libraries Laboratory, Calisthenics
Hall, Maps, Globes. Music Rooms,
New Bed Room Furniture, &c Com
servatories OF Music and Art. A Large
and Able Faculty-four male and ten
female teachers.
8BRvTCE-WoR in
thirteen schools FARE-A bundant,
varied well prepared, i'm charge OF
President and his wife, who do not
own r lease the school. but manage
1t on a salary. GOVERNMENT Paren-
tai. irm. kind. home-like.
a r r II N d n NJ cH-D ,uBLED in
four years. From best fsmilies.
n ATHa Low. For the accommo-
dations. the charges are very moder-
ate In all departments, EAsY-Pay
ments may be made quarterly in ad-
vance. REDUCrIoN-W Where two come
from one family, to the daughters OF
all ministers.
OPENS Sept. 81. 1898. For Cata~
logue, address, nd M RILEY,
ID. d, P1HBT, Greenville, 3 @.
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DONE Neglect Your Liver.

Liver troubles quickly result in serious
complications, and the man who neglects his
liver has little regard for health. A bottle
OF Browns Iron Bitters taken now and then
will keep the liver in perfect order. If the
disease has developed, Browns Iron Bitters
will cure it permanently. Strength and
vitality will always follow its use.
Browns Iron Bitters is sold by all dealers.
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not use me. ! defy them to meet
me face to face before the people
and make their charges.
GEO. TlLLMAN's RErRIMAND.
How far you think you'll get
was the salutation from Iiquorito
as Col Tillman came forward. -
Others chimed in with calculations
of more or less relevancy until
Uncle George told them thev had
better 60 back to Doko and sleep
off their drunks. Some of the
crowd began to howl and spit fire,
aad Uncle George thundercd at
them, 'This was the first time dis.
pensary whiskey had been used at
the meetings in the interest of the
political machine that is backing
one of the candidates for govern.
or. He ought to teach YOU bet
ter manners or to take YOU around
and exhibit you" The bowling
was redoubled, and Uncle George
declared this was an indication
that from now on until the 3Oth
of August free dispensary liquor
would flow from the mountains to
the sea to carry the election for
one of the candidates.
A MAN OF STRAW.
In my report in the Chester
meeting yesterday, in some un.
accountable way, one word was
changed in Col TIllmsn's speech,
making hlm favor "prohibitive"
licenses when he said private. /"
While this was a manifest error
OF the types, the telegraph or the
fast gliding pencil, yet Uncle
George was emboldened to set up
a man of straw and declare that
the News and Courier and State
''distorted" his remarks. He is
hereby assured that as peace of
fering the "distorter" will be
crucified if he shows.
sCHUMPERT VERY PLAIN.
Col Schumpert also faced the
storm. After buffeting it for 10
minutes he said he hoped tho de-
cent people there would eliminate
trash. He prognosticated little
saying that he was going to be
governor, and that Ellerhe would
not be. At any rate he could
guarantee that he would sustain
whoever was elected better than
the drunken howlers would.
COL WATSON AND THE HowLERs.
Col Watson nipped the first
howler in the bud by offering him
a silver dollar to shut up. He
was very emphatic in denying he
had abused ElIerbe. What he
had said was simple fact and truth.
He thought it was, peculiar that
Ellerbe did not go to Horny. If
it had been himself he would have
gone there to assert his manhood
If they had put him in the river.
Being interrupted frequently he
said he did not want the votes of
drunken howlers.
i Wilson Gihhao
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TILLMAN's s TUssLE.

Col. Tillman's tussle with them
brought from him the statement
that they were mobilized in the
interest Of one of the candidates,
whose name he did not call, and
that this was the beginning of a
campaign of free dispensary liq-
uor to accomplish somebody's
election.
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OUR MEN MOVE.
Ordered to jacksonville to Join
Gen Lees Army Imme-
diately.

Chattanooga, Tenn, July q.
The First South Carolina regi.
ment was today ordered to pro-
ceed at once to Jacksonville, Fla,
to join General Lee.
The Sixth Tennessee is ordered
from Knoxville to Chickamauga.
Sergt W w Krider, color SER
geant of the First South Carolina
who cut his throat YESTERDAY, is
better today. His chances for
recovery are good. He is he.
lieved to have been temporarily
insane from his recent illness and
the excessive use of cigarettes.
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Educate Your Bowels with Cascnreta
Candy Cathartic. cure constipation forever
ioc. 2oc, II c. C. C. fail, druggists refund money
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cal prostitutes who have slandered
and abused me because they could
not use me. ] defy them to meet
me face to face before the people
and make their charges"
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MISSIONARY WORK NEEDED.

Mr. Featherstone had thorny
road to travel. A dozen or SD Of
liquorites had squatted on the
ground Immediately in front of
the platform, and during his
speech several of them paraded
around firing exclamations and in
terrogations right and left. The
prohibition candidate wasted only
only one sentence on them, decla.
ring that they needed prohibition
more than any crowd he had spo
ken to.
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NO ARROWS AGAINST ROCKS.


Mr. Archer avoided the rocks
and caught the good will OF the
John Barleycorns by talking about
education for the poor man. He
thought there never was bigger
deception perpetrated on the tax
payers than when the colleges
were built as poor man's colleges.
He distributed his educational cir
culars and they were snatched up
with avidity by the crowd.
THEY HAD SEEN HIM BEFORE.
Mr.. Whitman's appearance
made the squatters rise and get
gleeful. The redoubtable q Walt
finally sqnelched them with this
remark: "Whiskey has one vir-
tue. 1t brings out a mans char
acter, aud if he's q fool it will
show it to dead certainty"
RECEIVED THE GOVERNOR WELL.
The liquorites and ex squatters
gave Gov Ellerbe the glad hand
and were eager to hear him on
the dispensary question. The gov
ernor declared he had been one of
the first personsto join the reform
movement, but that he had
been elected governor as the ex.
ponent of peace and unity. There
are, said he "a certain set of pol
iticians and little set of mercenary
newspaper editors who are politi.