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Arizona republican., 1898-06-13

ty they anticipate is in the matter of
 food. I should think there was not more than enough food to last twenty
 days. Meal is very high, eggs cost 11 cents apiece, and other articles of
 food are in proportion, except bread, which has not risen so much. Coal is mighty scarce A ship that could get there with a cargo of coal could get s25 ton for it. There are 12,OOO or 15,O0O regular soldiers there and per- haps 1000 volunteers. Military law is strictly enforced, there is no disorder and nobody is allowed on the streets after o'clock except the military. As for the insurgents, if there are any in that part of the country, they are keep ing very quiet. l have been far back ill the hills and all about and never caught glimpse of them. I want to repeat that Americans having friends at Matanzas need be in no alarm as to their safety, so far as the Spanish sol diers are concerned. The Spanish are iE high spirits and think they are go- ing to wipe us of the face of the earth Some of their ideas about what they are going to do in this war are very amusing, but also very exasperating They will be terribly surprised lol when they come face to face with the truth.
 Another passenger was Cyril E. Les- saussier of New Orleans, who has lived for many years in .Sagua. He said: s
 There is small pox m Sagua. though it is well under control. Scarcity Of food, which will be felt in. fifteen. or twenty days. may increase the danger from the disease. At Cardenas heard of only one or two persons being killed outright in the town at the time of the bombardment, one candy seller, who was hit by fragments of an exploding shell, and the other woman who was about to go. out walking and looked out of her window just in time to have the top of her head torn oil by shell. The damage to the, town was not great. Sagua is pretty quiet at present, but, it is not safe for Americans to be seen In the streets there. ''-NeW York. Sun-
Arizona republican., 1898-06-13
SILVER CITY REDUCTION O..

Silver City Grant Co.,. New Mexfcc
 This plant has been purchased and will be operated in the future by the estate of the late Senator George Hearst of California, under the gen eral management of D. P Gillette. Jr. It is the intention of the present man. agement to largely increase the ca pacity of the plant and equip it with every modern appliance for the sue cessful and cheap treatment of ores and concentrates. Consignments and correspondence solicited. Advances will be made on ores.
Arizona republican., 1898-06-13

in one hundred feet. Provided with these simple tools the services of an engineer can be dispensed with. Good roads are said to be the standard by which to judge of the civilization of a country, but it may also be said that properly graded mine tramroads are the best indication for a stranger to judge of the capabilfty Of the mine nagement.-Mining and Metallurgl- cal Journal.
Arizona republican., 1898-06-13
WANTED

to purchase copper mining claims of merit Must submit to expert investl- gation. No notice taken unless ac- compaaied with full particulars, and lowest price on cash basis. Address, Thomas Whitman, care Charles Klar. 253 Broadway, Manhattan Borough, New York City, N. Y.
Arizona republican., 1898-06-13
Beauty I. Brooo Deen.

Clean blood means a clean skin. No beauty without it. Cascarets, Candy Cathar. tic clean your blood and keep it clean, b, stirring up the lazy liver and driving all i'm uanish pimples, boils, blotches, blacEheads, and that sickly bilious complexion by taking Cascarets, beauty for ten cents. All drug gists. satisfaction guaranteed. lOc. 25e, Soc.
Decorah-posten., 1898-02-22

Sra @aibinstou beretter &Dsterne,
at Der er en- Mulisbeb for, at abminis
itratiunen uil blipe nsbt til at pptage ct
&rigslaan. Gen ifal usiaa bare tanft
poa at mobiliiere Wilitien iSpbitaterne
% bupe ben ierbis paa 5loribas apit
for / Tilielbe al 8ris at puerfsres til
Cuba.
8reiipenten Ifal babe ubtalt til Meos
lemner al Sepilsninssfumiteerrc, at bet
mulisens funoe blipe nsbpenoist at pecs
taae Grtrabepilsninser af ilere MtiQips
ner Dollars for &isb at I%mmunitiun
ps andre a~rissiprraab. 8omitemeb.
lemmerne ifal bape iparet, at be bar
sunitis itemte for bpilfeiumbelit 5urIlas,
ber maatte blipe fremiatte i ben Rets
ming.
Den 17be os. berettes, at 5inarsmis
hitter Gage Ifal babe u~noerbanb!et meb
5inansm9nb i gteiu gprf ON at pptase
ct &risslaan.
Yreiioent Wcainlep ital oeiaa babe
benpenbt Jig til iamtlise Staters @rs
uernsrer % ipurst benz, bppr flor Iros
cent al Militien funbe ubfommanoeres
itrar, bpis bet blep ngbpenbiat. Gms
beosmanb / arissbepartementet iiaer,
at be inben 4 Gage fan lamle minoit
100 900 spebe Trooper pao bpilfetiom.
belit Step i 5lprioa. Get pil iprbaa.
bentlis life blipe nsbuenbist at sisrs ei
iaabant Sfritt.
Decorah-posten., 1898-02-22
BrnhHpkkrr
Bra V~reHoentens Snobsretniro
Dc" "orif.samfe gresIe'Or,nins.
Ntiie TIL Suba.

Se oros til @ubu, iaa be rua, Set,
90 fDnpte fig ilano laa ole man,
% Oppsoale fob irem 90 itrar han s,sl
3bi ban fan firfte mer' eno uoosn N,
San iaeos: "glaneo, bu er fun IN ,,~.l
-~ RiSltr.
% g1e1ler ban bar Bar. 10 m Scrf:
gi 'ommer for at eisrs Bel ! g,gir,
WsS Sournalisms, bnaSe ount % ras
Scr, Slaneo, on, meo ben thtt, Wusr
Su pso ct, bporoan 5olt bill br BET hi
Su iusifribsr itrar paa 1StanoinnD,p
So iaa paa Toroen os gmsritu"
~Hoobusgeren" ps "Sioenos", DRcSsa,
"Sseorabp0ftsn", "gi'ubsn" ii glenn
Men, slnncc, leg ital Fss big forrtRta
ut "afelaooen" sr bog beot blnnot BEN 4.
Saa talte ban os pilot ~setitulutt,
90 ylanto iaa at Sppsoals par Sr,s,
% ftrar ban fpnote fig % iubFribr.,
90 Sab" paa Stsoet ban bctalt, ra.
Rom an", IA aruuoien; "ost tr forbarr,
Saa lrnge iioen ri III ps liot Mab:
Nu trntsr ies pi aaar bort til 5~yapanr,
% isr, bpao e9entltg bet er til SiaO.s
Wcn ira Sabanra sros Der GoIt I Strr-n
VFtns Strsmnls fsrts 9rssieus fcl. srr
"paeifeapos" isip Be piIos rsmmt,
sun Strsmme ipiite &smmegrsN % SA
50 op ! Solen iaa man SaaI o. grana,
Diens 8aore Sig / tore Spn9cr flnot.
ut ilist er frlt, be maatte ale iarot-
Selp Sppeoale 90 Sie RapnoaI, 9rlr,t
Saa raabte I%uunoicu: HGr GlaFt e,.a
Spparter! 8sncralsn iro De tar"
Ut 2ieblit Der sit % ino Tom 9laru
San buttto': @Wine Serrtr, boaO Ns'l
"Su, glancp," ia9oe Irunoicn, "buf &k-t
Sn pte, at bet git fiot mto BAN, min Out
Sab is / bans Grempsl on big iytiItr,
So MI ntaa arissu Der paa Cuba rare 1n
1Sa", raubte Sppepale, "ito bar let nt ,
5urn.
Wun SanOrc Zen runot 10 Tan fra @;as
@tr
Seq feet bar BET stsS, bpor orrbt Ser III,
guyT,
Wtaceo, 1ui, % Seraculap."
"Saa itaar bin SlpnstI cs i en- iatboIF I.
trjr,
Or ipanf | Qolitit., IA barm'ulo Claf III
IS Sereus Gals er Der tun ubioIut en- q
njra
90 ben or, glaneo, at Ou sr ct Ga
"a iaa man gfanco irnit SO'het flat-
Sans Soaar | iammt Nu bar blecrr araii
Hu pioite BON, bpas bisie "giuoIus' Tas
9bi rem ptfso bet basoe M han iaa't
"Nu fal 3 ie", ban iasoe, "5aa8tn !nf'
Ga Rrigcns Wprbcri TT nu iprbt;
sopao ei MeairleD iunoc itlo rcrttt,,
Set aiorce cs Cuba ifat bt ir'!'-af
labosn".
Decorah-posten., 1898-02-22

Senator Garter al aomiteen for of
fentlist 2unb bar inbItiIst til 8ebtas
eelie Suiets Soriag ON at sipe Serns
banetumpanier 9eisRet ps ON at be
alminbelise Spmeiteablcpe ital sielbe
for Ila7ta. Ct q%msnbement, iom Sc
mats 3omiteen anbefaler, inbfrenter
en- SomeItsab til 40 Icres, mebminore
be $50 qcres er ubeluttenoe Igers
brusslunb. Snsen Someiteabret Ttal
paa nosen Maaoe inbfrGnte Rapiea=
tionen paa alaFas 5lober os Snb1eer,
aisb at 2anb for "gunneries" pa
Sonbelsplabfe inbifr9ntss til &c
@cres. Rssieringen Forbsbplbsr fic
Ret til efter 20 @ar at tisbe Ssrnba,
ner, @eie eller "srampabs" for beres
pirfelise fontdnte 8nrbi.
Decorah-posten., 1898-02-22

gsbon er ct npt 9oitoHice | GROIN
Wins Co., Minn. Sobn Waltsr sr
ubnapnt til poitmeiter. @rsss er ct
mt YoitoHice / poIt Co., Minn.
Wartin 9. gbriitianIen er poitmsitr.
- Den ~tontante pensebsbplonine /
Stuttammeret belsbsr fig til $685.
262,973 og 8uloreIerpen til benimob
1877 Millipner Dollars.
= Seratets 3pmite for pHsntlist
2ano bar tnbftilst til 8ebtasslie ct
5orlae ON at aabne for Seitlsre 246,s
S42 acres al Sort Sbap militGr RE
ferpation | Montano. 9etts 9ano ital
aabnss ifslse Someitsaos os 9rub.z
lopene. Gn Del al ReIsrpationen bru,
gss for Sort Sbap SnbionerItole.
8sorse 6. SenosrIon, Wiaiam
8. 0els % Sames e. Stnsibsr er az
Gipil Ssrpics aommisTpnen ubneunte
til Boitbuo / @uitin, Winn.
- aougresmuro Sellsn ira Spo
9ufptu bar benpsnot Tia til Somitesn
for militare @nligosnosr for a iua ben
iii at inoitile til 9soto9elfe Senutets
Sprilas ON @nl9g al e. Soloaisrbiem
! Sot Springs. Spo Dat. Senatst
bepils.be $4,000 for bette Diem.
Decorah-posten., 1898-02-22
24oeaa,ss.)

eranS Goris biorOs 10 til ,,,,
So @refsms tOs en- smuls g., qua;
Sor iparmebe for sboens 9rs q, M
Rom nrrOso til at tab's I en- g.s a.
: @innsiota sr en- lioen go. fou,,,
eSor ?. .. ReliOn bacOs Uunost Rs =,
90 @tifinotrDi ienbte bar / I'm, y
stl ale Senter, Tom ban esft %, s.r '
Dor Eur fro fsrit til iOIt bar hi,
Get tror leg nrften ausiomm,n ,or..
Rour oi Of llsfst trrttsO,g tirsss ="
Ou CAB bi % ifnrb at ipin. gQsia
sua ltot ON BAN, iom Osnn, ys;.. ,
m.o ur,s,.u. muus farss
'' "nn'H sss \
''tO ia1a,
80 rnar bet fnsb, ban fsrtt Oor,s e., !,
Ic,
Decorah-posten., 1898-02-22
Hmerifanff Gisp I'll zpeits.

8eneraltpniul SubpiIs / Ct. 8u1,
Speits. ~itriper til uoenrigsbepurtsz
mentet, at Der er ubm9rtet Nnleoning
for Imerifanere at ubpibe I'm Sdnbel
meb leoenbe Sreaturer og aiso. Spts
bet er fOrbunbet meb for mango 8ans
iteligbeber og for toitbart at Transport
tere 8reaturer til Spetts, tunbe man
fenoe &jsoet / 5rbIerum, pg bet piloe
bu pGre let at fau afIatnins for bet
til famine Pris, fom betales for inbens
lonft 3ieo.
Decorah-posten., 1898-02-22

Nesjeringens Snbtagter ben ferite
Solooel al 6ebruar belob fig til $14,s
4O5, 929, gjenneminitlis s1,02s, 1914
ON 9ager. Spis bette Surbulb funbe
pe~bli9ebplbes belle Naret, piloe be iam'
lebe Snbtrgter belpbe fig til 1915
5s2,S1O, buffet er $4,000. 900 mere
enc uosifterne bcIpb fig til i iioite &esns
i~tabsaar, os 10000 900 uper llbsiis
terre | bet io~resaaenbe Resnifabsaar.
Decorah-posten., 1898-02-22
Trie Sitmiteoer.

Suiets 8epilsninsstomits bar be-
luttst at inpitille til 8eotaselie BE-
pil9ningsforflasst for Snoianeranliss
genoer, men meb 6 mob 5 Stemmer
beilutteoe 4om;teen at fringe qmsrb.s
mentet ON frie 9iemiteber. &oneress
manb GooD fra Winnelota arbeibsbe
baarot for at faa bette Imenbsmsnt
pebtaoet, men flsre 8pmitemeblemmsr
ION bar / Supsr at bet. bar frappren-
be. Def er bog muligt, at Ssnatst piI
iniiitere pad, at Imsnbementet ON frit
6iemiteber blir Sob.
Decorah-posten., 1898-02-22
On iinocbefiarrift.

MiIs Innie g. pect refer or1ttt1
% bolber Sprebrae ON SinosO'tl
ming. pun taller spbt pg opl1'er v
IipIise Stilbringer meb mdlsrI''' ~
lebsr / masiIte 2anternsr. WSt's YI
bar rsiite mseet | 4lpsrne os of''1'
Watterborn, @rois 8loctner o8 Won
te GriItdlo; lnseIaa bar bun glori "
fuster til 8orner @rat, 8rttth0rr
Beaentuppe. gun bar beItsget fs'
Sielptinoer enb nosen anoen S0lnH
@erben. Oeiaa / Qmeritas 6lsIoss'
er bun meget bereiit % bar oHrei y
Sri5abas Soppen, Tom leftsr 'lS II
600 Sob oper SapFaben.
Decorah-posten., 1898-02-22
"Soiton Serolo" tror, R~epublita.

'Sofof Serolo" fror, hepllolttdS
rerne pil 'aa Waipritet / Senatet /
1901, os at Der life er nOsen ubiist iii
np9en 9iennemsribenbe RefOrm / bort
9 neeipltem isr ben 5ib, ibetminbite
life no9en &efurm baieret paa Cub
mDntfpb. Sra III iii 1899 ublpber Is
bempfrotiIfe % II republitunlfe Senas
torerS Gmbebstermin. Gre Senatps
rer ct olereoe palste, nemlis gamma fra
Sbip % WcGomas / Marplanb, beg9e
&epublifanere, % 9emptraten Saniel
fra girsiniu. De andre Stater, ionl
pnleer Senatorer inoen 1899, er CALI
~Iprnia, 9elafuare, Snoiana, Seem Ger
iep, Iep gorf, @eit Sir9inia % ISIS
%cuniin. Republifanerne pil ianbipnligs
bis leire / Netp gorf, Nelp Seriep %
@iscuniirl, % be bar psiaa Saab ON
at pGlse republifanlf Senatpr ira Cali
iornia us @eit 8ireinia.
Selp pm &epublifanerne faar Maips
ritet / Senatet, er Der bps liben Sanbs
'pnligbeo for, at be fan giennemfsre
5innnsminiiter Cages Sinansplaner
pnt 8ulbmpntipb.
Decorah-posten., 1898-02-22
3riasnibet "Waiue".

8egge SongresIens SuIe pebtog /
5rebass en- 59lesreiolution ON at be-
pilge 100000 for at rebbe, bpab Der
fan rebbes at ben iuntne 8rpbIsr
"Maine." 5laabeminiteren tror, at
at 9eitptninsen fan reobes for minoIt
en- balp Milipn Dollars. Oct belle
9ensetab peb "Maine"s aataitrpfen
aniIaass til minb't 8 Mirionsr Doll
lars.
Der er osiaa fremiat 5oriIas ON at
bepilge $15O.0Oo for be Smtpmnea
efterIabte Samilier pg qrpinser.
Decorah-posten., 1898-02-22
Scr er en- Mnlennina ior Gem.

Stai Tenn ct Siem BEN rne fnnot1aplfE M
oeo Mppi, Sife % Sturgeon gate. rcosaS 49, a. IA
Tan. Sano fra SO til So pr. Vic { pda " G" J IA
ttlno. v ME q 9rprent. z Rrr9epeN u ."
Sioltr % auoe Rabuer Srs bette Srto' ~
vi llnpcrteauebe iuenife Sarmere, bsr ,tpe5 Il
heo al Safelanb. sSaibiugtpn 0onnir. NtlNHs A
facet ! Eieuinu bet Sano Der ttlbnoee ~ ~ y glej
upe iianotnapiife apIoui peo Sinraeur sa,t " amt
KATE. vi iarot yanbei at bare rae " Fs,r I'd
(undulating) Scrobuneen er enh, loII ~ md
luoerbuu, al 2ere. Get er beuotct msg "a IA
Bort al Naplc. Gin. 9ais @ooe 90 GnosHTyg,' I'D
wood lrar, Sanoet or rent 90 risellGL e9 ~, N |
sprniorter OF paoeprrier tan pore Der % s"'
ipoeIi8 Npliua. o,,MmrrI
8t oil dnbeiale eenne eo'alitet III nore SaHs Y gvr,
oa Sauoet or goot Tor alminoeiia barm'HAa ,Syysfnal
aol pda Wrluo ~ be tairi1e, prHgt9y, V ss,,sr
Ter or psiaa ct aoot Narfso Tor tarm ]Is,'gaISrsr.
@uft Reign,
guauf Rcli'n
Suit paa bet aItu $40 acntaut % ~ V %g srs
Into Re ic Tor al figbe ~ Ncrts sdlo w ~ "a q;
vi oiier Fem Sauhet frii. Sirio efft WV
fnl0ter.
AEE SwANSC 90,
Scandinavian immigration Agent W.
building, -. Paul, MINI, ellsr :, Pad
hopeweii Clarke, Land 4 omnisslohe''
Minnesota.
Decorah-posten., 1898-02-22

Ssnor polo be gdrndbe er ben
me ipdnite Gsfanbt | Wafbinaton.
Son sr Ssn al 4omiral polo, tiolig,re
fpdnit 8eidnot / Waibin9ton. Sdr
taller uomGrtet Gngelf og CT fortroIia
meb !6anbsIsdFGrer..
!5uiets 5inonsfomite bar nebIat
en- Subtomits AZ ire, MeGledrp fra
Minnefptd, princs fra SIinons og
Mitten fra gtetp gort. fom ftal ubs
urbeibs ct Tcrilug ON Reform | bort
Venoes % 9antpGfen.
Decorah-posten., 1898-02-22

Den ipauIte Resieriu9 bar ben 17oe
ben bs. officiclt irnias fig aft s~lnibar for
Grminilter be Comes rrefrGnfenbe rbta'
lslier ON grsiibent Rcainlep, os Gcs
miniitrationen / @nibinstpn amer MI
beune Nifare for at bore aiilutiet paa
en- for ben tilirebsitiGlenoe Waabe.
Decorah-posten., 1898-02-22
Coon Rapios 1amninaen.

Senator Nelion, Wsblsm al Sdns
oelstomiteen, ino'tilebs / 9orsodgs til
@eotagsIie ct 5prIIug ON at tillabe
Spiu Gitp Rapio Sraniit Company
at bDggs en- 01mnins oper Wisiiss
iippi mellem Coon Rupibs og ben norbs
lige @r9noIe al Minneapolis. Oct er
Msningsn at BRUCE benne 09mnina
for Oriptraft.
Decorah-posten., 1898-02-22
fra Daihineton
zsnatet CT impe zaiast

Senotst bar meo "a mob 20 Stem
mer peotaget en- Reiolutipn, bpori be
uotaler, al Solaet at aanias pacifc
8onen life bsr itabfGites, meominore
Regieringens GieIo mso Rsnter betales
fulot uo.
Decorah-posten., 1898-02-22

Grminiiter Steen, iom al apnsen I'll
/ Sporne nt bnrne Ell mt Winilterilm,
er nu iprbis meo fit arbeioe, telesrnies
res fra ariItiania ben 17be bs, ps
apnaen bar o~iiicielt ilonaunt bet al
al Steen palgte 9abiret.
Decorah-posten., 1898-02-22
Gn imuf WetatsY apirfmtp %
Woa.W iGrfe | ct.

Seuoes irit pr, Toit / iprieslet "Gpper"
peo Woetosslien al 10 Gents Sslu eisr
Clamps. set upelie, beoite % tieulisIic
til etbpsrt SibliotEei % SHile. Aoresic
@ep, 8. @eaforo. 4l0 Oh Goloup 8niloiua,
Chicago, 81. 26a, 1.
Decorah-posten., 1898-02-22

"Sar oere en- alub til ubpers
ling at 5unter os Sheer, Mrs. Butte"
"8i babe en-, men psb bet anoet
Wsbe blsp ri lens for Santsr, % nu
taller ri bare ON Yenaeipsrsmaaiet."
Decorah-posten., 1898-02-22

SnMaitrnen "SIspenneu," ION " iii meo
"Eoiten," bar 81 life iuuoet upaeu 5Sctl uco
"a Il ha0ber. al ben 4, 6remtIocU o6iaa oil
,pare III Dor SprpentnlHg. Gen arUctoer IL,
o3 oIgr gpot Agbcloe, Sraattu 20 Gents.
stmuno &. SiIiaao. Seeorab, Sopn
Decorah-posten., 1898-02-22
smeasgni ira uoInnsei.

On ior~fGroslis auIerubesGr'
ploIion iorsgit peo Sammsrlp | preuss
fen iioite 2orsoag Worsen. Der er
fremNuHtt fra @ruben 81 Gig, og oess
Foruoen sr mungiuloi9e Grbsiosrs
TONNE til Stabe. Oct antdaes, at 80
Wenneiier er omtpmne. Stsriteoelen
al be Sudreoe Tan life Isps.
1900 nne trooper er inbtdlot
for at ipritGrte ben tprtiite 6drniion
/ 5besidlien. 9ette meobeIes ! en-
9epsIds fra 9onitantinopsl, og Der till
fries, at 9riessW iniiterist sr msget
pirtIom / ole Retninssr.
Decorah-posten., 1898-02-22

eGg fommer fra gu'trall'n !
2pnbon iaa fertile, Tom be itlIlos m
lust ibas.
Decorah-posten., 1898-02-22

) Colorado er Der no 5islos
tuppe, iom raeer minoit $4,000 Sob
oper Sapfapen.
Decorah-posten., 1898-02-22

gtonefsrfeIen cr Taa ~piotlsitise ps
piotrutttnos. at bet fitierlie enonu bill
bsnoaa aofiais 9io, fer nos,n a's
o~isreIie fer.
Decorah-posten., 1898-02-22

gi er peItilfreos meo .Snspennsn h
tper Seuieeuoe % Tan trnst auef'l'' 7r,,
Snbper. ION iranger en- Spn'altlas, .;sa
ten ioileee so Gents. Sebn ssn'"''
Gau Claire. Nisceniin
Decorah-posten., 1898-02-22

aabue en- mn Scene | bette orientalfs
Drama "a piitrot ben melt intsresIdnte
al Rem ale"
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1898-06-16
POSTMASTER IN TROUBLE.
Plead Guilty and Bound Over to the
Federal Court.

When Postoffice Inspector Dexter
passed up the Wilkesboro road a few
days ago he declined to tell the re-
porter what he was after. 1t was learn
ed Friday evening that he had w. G.
Meadows, the Republican postmaster
and merchant at Moravian Falls, ar
rested for forgery.
1t appears that Meadows owed a
Northern firm bill, which he refused
to pay. Not knowing that he was post
master, the firm wrote to the Postmas-
ter and asked for the name of law
yer. Meadows sent the name of r.
Don Laws, who is his brother-in-law.
The firm sent in their claim against
Meadows to Lawyer (?) Laws, but
Meadows was on the lookout and cap
tured the letter. He answered it. At
ter several had been exchanged be-
tween the firm and Lawyer Laws, :"
Meadows finally wrote the firm that
Meadows was no good. 1t seems that
the firm finally addressed Laws at
Wilkesboro and he got this one. He
wrote the firm, and then, of course
wanted to find out who had been forg-
ing his name, not dreaming that it was
his brother-in-law.
AT the trial June I Meadows plead
ed guilty and was bound over to the
Federal court in a bond of 800. His
wife is said to have charge of the post
office.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1898-06-16
MISSIONARY CONFERENCE,
The Juvenile Work Received Careful
Attention Saturday.

Saturdays session of the Wo-
mans Missionary Conference opened
az $3.50 O'Clock with devotional exer-
cises conducted by Mrs. w. d. Wight
man, OF Charleston, S. G..
After reading and approving the
minutes, the pages, Misses Mary
Bailey and Bessie Steere were intro
duced to the Conference.
Mrs. Leith, of Morganton, Super
intendent of the Juvenile work, took
the chair. Most of the time was taken
up IN hearing reports from the juvenile
workers.
The following resolution was. on
motion, accepted: 'Inasmuch as
Korea has been given to the children
as their special work: Resolved, That
the Light Bearers raise for that field
this year 5000 -
Miss Annie Barnes, of Georgia.
editor of Little Worker. was intro
duced to the Society. She congatu-
lated the North Carolina children on
the large amount raised for the Korean
work.
MRS. c. H. Wiley and Mrs. Lott. of
the Pres byterian church, this city, and
Rev. Mr.. Grissom, of Greensboro,
The following resolution was read
and adopted:
Whereas, there is in the hands of
our conference treasurer $l7.47 above
the amount pledged to the McGavock
Memorial and $l07.4 above the
amount pledged as praise Offering;
Resolved, That this money be put
into the general fund of the second
quarter; that any sum above our con-
ference pledge, accommodating in the
hands of our conference treasurer
shall be put towards the enlargement
of said pledge.
The session then adjourned for the
noon prayer service, conducted by
Mrs. j. w. Humbert, of South Caro-
lima.
The afternoons SESSION was deyot-
ed to reading reports from auxiliaries
which had not reported at former ses-
sions.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1898-06-16
COL. DULA ANTS 1T.
Another Republican Wants to Go TO
Congress.

Col. T. J. Dula, of Wilkes, is out
in card announcing that he is can
didate for Congress, subject to the
action of the Republican Convention.
He says there are several candid ates
for this nomination-Linney, w. A.
Bailey, of Davie, and S. f. Marshall,
of Surry-with other counties to hear
from.
Continuing, the Colonel says:
''Each of the above named candid ates
have been endorsed by their respective
counties, and may l not hope that [
will receive the cordial and unanimous
support of the Republicans among
whom | have served to the best of my
ability
81 was a candidate for Congress
when there was no hope of success,
and received d most fattering vote
May l not hope that my sacrifices tfen
may prove of some service to me now
Is there a Republican in the county
who Will stand for candidate away
from home as against his county.na l
and next door neighbor if such there
be let him make Unknown. MIR. Lin lev
told many two years ago that he would
not be candidate again and that he
believed in giving others a chance
And if my old county people stand by
me as other counties are standing bv
their candidates then my chances a e
as good as the best | want this
nomination and | ask for the support
OF my county, and | confidently be-
lleve L Will receive it.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1898-06-16
TEACHERS ELECTED.
Work of Last Weeks Session of Grad
ed School Board.

Prof. J. J. Blair will superintend
the Winston City Schools another
year. He was reelected by the Graded
School Board last week.
Prof. w. S. Snipes, who taught the
Sth grade of the West End School,
was chosen principal of the North
Winston School to succeed Prof. D.
H. Blair, resigned. The Board passed
a resolution expressing its apprecia-
ton of Prof D. II. Blair's work as
principal of the North Winston school.
Prof. D. B. Smith succeeds Prof.
Snipes as teacher of the 8th grade in
West End School.
The other teachers were reelected
as follows:
West Winston-Prof. Charles Tom
linson, principal and teacher of 9th
grade, Misses Mary Wiley, Clayton
Gambler, Hattie Dull, Lille Franklin,
Abbie Caldwell, Lillian Jenkins and
Mrs. L. C. Cozart.
North Winston-Mrs. J. S. Nc
Donald, Misses Ada Roam, Sallie
Farrar, Ida Price and Eva Miller.
Miss Lila Young was elected supply
teacher for West Winston and Miss
Carrie Crutchfield for North Winston.
The salaries of superintendent,
principals and teachers will be the
same as last year.
The Board did not elect a principal
Or teachers for the colored school.
SUPT. BLAIR'S REPORT.
Supt. Blair submitted an interest
ing statistical report for 1897 and
1898. 1t showed that there were 1862
children of school age this year
1,415 whites and l, ,547 colored; last
year, 2,457I 206 whites and 1,251
colored
The total enrolment at the white
schools this year was 762-5O6 at the
West and 256 at the North Winston
Schools, and 739 at the colored. Last
year there were 765 at the white and
1877 at the colored. The percentage of
attendance at the white schools this
year was 50; last year 94.3; colored,
80 this year and 89.5 last year.
The Board appointed Messrs. Pol
lard and Walker committee to have
charge of the building of an addition
to the West End School.