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The State of South Carolina,

COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
The Trustees Of the Estate OF DR.. John Della.
Howe, Plaintiff, against G. F. Mills. De-
fendant.
Summons for Relief.
To the defendant. G. F. Mills:
L on ARE HEREBY SUMMONED AND
required to answer the complaint In this
action, Of which copy is herewith served
upon you, and to serve a copy Of your answer
to the said complaint on the subscribers at
their Office at Abbeville. South Carolina,
within'twenty days after the service hereof,
exclusive OF the day OF such service, and If
you fail to answer the complaint within the
time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action
will apply to the Court for the relief demand
ed in the complaint.
FRANK b. GARY,
NJ. P. BEBRUHL,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Dated August 18th, A. D. 18S9
To the absent defendant, C. F. Mills:
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE, That the Summons
in this action, OF which the foregoing Is q
copy, together with the complaint herein,
was this day filed In the Office Of the Clerk Of
the Court OF Common Pleas for Abbeville
County.
FRANK B. GARY,
M. P. DEBRUHL,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Abbeville, 8. c., Aug. lS, 1896
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C. C. GAMBRELL, n. D.,
Physician and Surgeon,
ABBEvILLE, 8. @.
~ Office in the National Bank.
May 25, 1898. II
Delinquent Tax. Sale.

State of South Carolina,
County Of Abbeville. {
pY VIRTUE OF an Execution to me d.
ID rected. will sell at public outcry at Alb.
beville on Saleday in SEPTEMBER the fol.
lowing described property, to wit: That tract
or parcel Of land in Indian Hill Township
containing
Seven Cd Acres,
more or less, bounded East. by Mrs. Cothran
South, by David Holder; North, James Goth
ran West, by Mrs. Mccormick. Levied on
as the property OF James McGee, at the suit
OF the State for Taxes, 26th May, 1899.
Terms-Cash. F. W. Il. NANCE,
Aug. 10, 1899, II Sheriff A. O., 3. =.
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Negro Regiment.

Washington, Aug. 26 Secretary Root this
morning decided TO raise an additional regi-
ment for the Philippine service. and make
twenty-one instead OF twenty new regiments.
to be raised. This new regiment, the orders
to recruit which were issued by the secretary
men and raised largely in the South.
The organization will be similar to that OF
the colOred immunes raised In the Spanish
war; The field officers will be white and the
line officers colored. There has been great
pressure to raise coored regiment. aud the
secretary was urged to recruit three full regi-
ments, but he has decided that one will be
sufficient, at least for the present. If the
recruiting ls heavy another regiment may be
raised
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r. NJ. Haddon Il Co. are preparing for fall
business. They have special bargains for
next 80 days.
You should see the remnants OF silk, Of
fered at reduced price by h. NJ. Haddon Co.
On these hot afternoons nothing is so re.
freshing AZ a "Lolly Pop" Sold at Speeds
soda fountain.
Tar Heel cholera cure is positively guaran-
teed and when II falls to cure hogs or fowls OF
cholera you can get your money back. For
sale by Speed.
Just received large lot of ladies and miss.
es sailors at Mrs. Taggarts.
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Now Is the time to get bargain in slippers
at Haddon's.
Bromo-quinine will cure cold in one day.
Sold by P. 3. Speed.
Harrison & Games soda fountain is the
place to geta cool drink. "There are others,
but none 80 COOL"
The incest box OF paper going at Harrison
& Games for 10 cents.
All we ask you to do Is to call and examine
our line Of paper and we are sure to please
you. It costs nothing 10 look 1t over. Har.
rison & Game.
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Moth balls for sale by Speed.
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THE MISSING LINK.
Colonel Albright Announces That
the Proposed Road Is Assured.
GnanIal fn The Innrnal

SpHCIHI 10 IH6 JUuTuHI.
Chattanooga. Tenn, Aug. 26.-Colonel w.
s. Albright, of Ottoway, Putnam county,
Ohio, announced here last night that he
would build q railroad from this city to
Walhalla, =. G. This road will pass through
Catoosa, Whitfield, Murry, Fannin, Union.
Towns and Rabun counties, Ga.
It will be one hundred and fifty miles long
and will be known as the Missing Link rail-
road, this name being given II for the reason
that 1t will connect up some OF the biggest
railway systems In the United States.
charter has been applied for by those in
terested In the state Of Georgia.
Albright will go 10 Atlanta the first OF next
week to secure the charter, he having CON-
piled With the law by making proper adver-
tisements. Headquarters OF the road will be
at Blue Ridge, Ga. The road will cost three
million.
Colonel Albright announces the survey
will begin October 1st.
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Milford and DuPre keep the finest line OF
soap to be found anywhere, Is the verdict or
every one who inspects them.
School books and supplies at Milford &
DuPre's Drug store.
Milford's Neuralgia powder. The great
main reliever. For sale by Milford & DuPre.
The Druggists. Phone l0.
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$4,000 IN SILVER.
Given Away BY II. Il. Speed, Abbe.
willie, =. &.

We have placed In our store handsome
Oak Money.B Box containing 20 silver dollars
We have had made for US number Of keys
some of which will unlock the box. with
every cash purchase of Sl.00 and with every
Sl.00 paid on account viii! be given a key at
tached 20 q tag. Keys can he tried the Isl
Saturday in each month beginning lst Satur
day In August, and holders of keys that un
lock the box will be given s. dollars AZ 8
present. 2. b. Speed, Druggist.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-02-22

MONEY FOR SPAIN.
The House Apprnpriates the 100000. 600
Under Suspension Of Rules.

WASHINGTON. Feb. GA separate
bill appropristing $50. coo. 600 for pay
ment to Spain under the provisions OF
the treaty of Paris was passed by the
house under suspension Of the rules. Nc
amendment was in order and an at
tempt to secure unanimous consent to
offer an amendment declaratory of ou,
policy not permanently to annex the isl
ands was objected TO- Mr.. Wheeler Of
kentucky. upon whose point of order
the appropriation went ont of the sundr,
civil bill. made the only speech III opei
hostility 10 the measure. but upon th.
roll call "a bers-3l Democrats.
Populis,s and Silver Republican,
voted against it, The votes of ol9 mem
bers We're cast for IT.
The senate bill to reimburse the gov
ernors Of states for expenses paid by tn
states in organizing the volunteers fo
service in the war with Spain befor
their muster into service in the war wa
also passed With suspension Of rules
The bill appropriating 100000 for tn
Pan-American exposition to be held a
Buffalo. n ". in 1901 was before th
house when the absence of quorum
compelled an adjournment.
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QUlETAlILOILO'
General Otis Receives a Reassnr.
ing Report From General
Miller.
American Troops Occupy Jarc
and Molo, and Business Is
Resumed.
There Has Been No Fighting
Since Feb. l2.--An Official
Report.
Natives Make All Attempt Il
Burn Quarters Of Washing
ton Troops.

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FILIPINO INCENDlARIES.
Attempt Made to Burn the Quarters OF
the First Washington.

MANILA. Feb. 2e-The natives of the
village of Paco made bold attempt
during the night 10 burn the quarters OF
the First Washington volunteers b.!
setting fire TO the huts adjoining theii
quarters in the rear. Fortunately thu
wind changed at the moment the fre
was discovered. and famed by a stiff
breeze the flames spread in the opposite
direction. destroying fully 20 shacks
and houses opposite the runs oi the
church, The incendlaries escaped.
Mysterious signals We're frequently
made along the enemys lines during
the night. and this led to the belief that
an attack had been arranged, but moth.
ing happened. The rebels are leaving
the vicinity Of san Pedro Macatl II
small parties and are reported to bt
moving toward Singalon.
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VERY PLEASING.
Aayic~s Prom Manila Construed to Mean
Improved Conditions.

Adyic~s From Manila Construed to Mean
Improved Conditions.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 22.-The cabinet
at its meeting discussed the message re-
ceived from General Otis at Manila and
reached the conclusion that the situa'
ton generally i'll the Philippines was
considerably improved. From other
sources it is learned that the insurgen'
leaders have admitted that when the
United States forces are reinforced by
the troops now nearing Manila. thei'
chances of success will be greatly re-
duced. This gives the administrator
much encouragement. and 1t Is gener
ally believed that the complete subju
CATION of the insurgents will be mat
ter of comparatively short time.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-02-22

CHICAGO. Feb. 22--A new leather
combine. capital $'o, 900 800. is being
organized ;o take over the tannerie,
outside o. the United States Lea,he,
company The nam. of tn. new organ.
iza,,on will be the American Hide and
Leather company. The company will
no, b" an,agonis,.c 10 the United State.
NomnlNv
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NAV Appolns the Receiver.

HELENA, Mon.. Feb. 22.-The supreme
court Of Montana has denied the appli'
cation OF the Boston and Montana Con
sol;dated Mining company Of Butte foi
= writ prohibiting Judge Clancy OF the
diatrict court from appointing receiver
for the company upon the petition Of
prrdatte O'Connor, a stockholder.
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Revoked . French Concession.

BOMBAY. Feb. o2.-The sultan OF
Oman has revoked the grant of coal.
ing station TO the French. under the
British admiral's threats of bonn
bardment. The British warships Red
breast. Eclipse and Sphinx are lying of
the port of Muscut. The sultan has Is
sued proclamation to the foregoing
effect and he will make similar
announcement in open durbar. Tn.
French consul has entered protest.
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RSCl A)1ECY Pure

sponsibility for the fresh beef reaching
the regiment in spoiled condition.
Colonel Powell said to Colonel Gil.
lespie that the fresh beef was generally
wholesome but never thoroughly good
when issued in the morning. and often
all was putrid when delivered late in
the afternoon.
Coioael Smiths Testimony.
Colonel Albert T. Smith. Fifteenth
infantry, who followed Colonel Powell
laid he had reason to believe very little
canned roast beef had been eaten ex.
c-pt in soup. Investigation made il,
September showed that it had given
practically no satisfaction in ethe,
soup or when eaten from the can. II,
had never heard Of its being received
prior TO the Spanish war. He SUPPOSED
II was 10 bc eaten from the can. since i,
was issued a- a travel ration. Colunc
smith said that h. had not felt il hi,
duty Ia max. a report, lad il not bee,
called for hy the department. AS he WI,
not directly III contact with his req
m.ni during the time when IN. mos
dissatisfaction Was alleged to nave ex
listed.
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u,.h,.nd poy Bring. . Big Price.

SALT LAKE. Feb 2.-lnformatlor
has been received here from Denver that
y one-third interest in the Highland
Bow mine at Bingham, Utah. has been
been sold to the Standard Oil company
for A .OOO, 900. The mine 10 one OF the
greatest producers in the West. turning
ont lead. silver and copper.
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HAVANA, Feb. 22.-General Quintin
Randera. with two aides-de-camp, all
colore.l. have arrived here from Santi.
ago de Cuba and put up ut the Hotel
Inulsterra. The news Of their arrival
brought crowds Of colored people to the
hotel. They blocked the sidewalks IN
front Of the building and invaded the
diningroom and cheered tho general.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-02-22

For frost bites, burns, indolent sores,
eczema, skin disease, and especially Piles
DeWitts Witcn Hazel Salve stands fret
and best. Look out for the dishonest
people who try to initiate and counter.
feit it. It's their endorsement OF good
article. Worthless goods arc not i'm.
itatsd. Get DeWitts Witch Hazel
Il Cook I ODIE.
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ADVISORY COMMITTEE.
Chairman Jones Appoints One to the Ma
tional Democ ratio Committee.

WASHINGTON. Feb. %. = Chairman
Jones Of the Democratic national com
mit,ee has appointed al advisory com
mittee to the national campaign com
mittee. the object being to advance the
interests Of the Democratic committee
along the lines Of the national platform
The committee, Of which Mr.. Jones
himself is member. includes Stepher
NJ. White of California. D. j. Campay
Of Michigan. Norman Mack Of New
York. Joseph P. Altgeld Of Illinois and
George Fred Williams Of Massachu
setts. The headquarters will be !,
Washington.
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Powell Gives Evidence
(.srp the Miles Board
of Inquiry.
,,,ed Beef None Too Good.
r,eu If Issued in the
Morning.
h perf He Believed Respon'
E,la For Much Of the
Illness.

kpINiTDN. k"b. 49, A"'
|v,l.. conr, of inquiry began the
l.. Colonel William II. Powell Of
k.,.b infantry. who was stationed
,.a Barrark, al the outbreak ot
|. T.. .a,l ,ha, he started Tor
Ia April 10. with a months ra-
ri t,i M, come in contact with
,;.-m til. commissary depart
|. Tar,a until about ready to
n. g,a. Tn. regiment wen;
y #, santiago campaign, and
h c.., wA, captured and the
u. caa-'c-,si IN the city he re-
,re..,., I, from his men for money
,.a.: 4 a.. lie investigated tn.
!. n.-! ruas, beef and had
!. /. >.-y.-i NJ his table.
Ee.i ~; "a. IL. he continued.
!. a.r..n.y. uuwholesoinc looking
L. , TX ~, sea weed than any
IL can think Of. The men
( a,.. .,t,ll,at"i and could not
/ q 'ae;r ,tomachs. We had nj
IL = SEX. >uon after that the
-. t..au Il arrive and the men
P4l.y all began to pick up in
t.'.rward were moved ou; Of
p, IL" >an Juan battlefield.
:. aotoar meat spoiled before
b. =, i.
p In the Habit Of Com planning.
fae. laF', inquired if "any other
PM, had been received"
aH4 hk" Ia emphasize" said
fow'l. that the enlisted men
amy "1e 10, IN the habit of COM
\, la"y seem 10 feel ON cam
'.'' ~ o''a"rs Ar. doing all that
loA" ior them. and l can't say
''e'iE~l anything that could be
.6'Ap.alnt- The officers dis
~ matter freely. and the quail
~ canned beef was a matter oi
a'a.h
''4ilI 'he r"'rigeratcd beef. Col.
*" sald there was little to ls
@'"s' T. except that some of il
/ nor II was received. There
'"e'l'i"s for cooking while in
eAc'p' a fire in the gutter. and
H'' % be boiled. The regimen,
H., hati worked while in the
|. .,'hs On guard duty daily,
'"''e We're SO sick that they
SA al their posts and had to bt
s - thought the men would b.
!" N IN" country and he directed
~, towards getting them on,
., '.,''r ,, than to reporting on thu
,,, The ra'ions. lie had tried I,
:" - 9'arters and failed. and triet
ms'ical assistance to help hi,
'"'' surgeon. but this failet
'''' \" on'e'., l.-por. rh...
|,b'a'. aa'e no official report at tn,
h., ,a' said Colonel Davis. mo
n >. " 'ineliorate the condition o
- ss' !" their meat rationy"
ks,nr,; made no official report til
a.,aa ana'hs to the States, when
o. " w., oy the war department :
'"'erstand." said the n
S,,n.a' Vi, Davis then produced a repor
u"ess; IN s',. made from Governor
i rn,., winch he condemned tn
srs af' Of ,h beet. saying It produce
h he h.a me stomach. Colonel Pow
from naa .S made that report on :
Rat !, u" ,ne adjutant generals olac,
lud rs'... was based on personal know,
krs. ''porfs from his company con-
Sla;n,. "'r f's..ur. Nor strength.
i've va1nan MS expression "want +,
Easura a'os 10 he said the beef nav
(th to ~. IN eating nor sourcs s
he said "a ., . question from Ge,
made 'a a; the issue Of fresh be,
p Of t,tlhn,1ssAry, TIM sy without the int u
sral 'rs D.s;' brigade commisssries. ...S .s''
ons to dew, Piled . number
eAoo. Il poedble. the :
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-02-22

A study OF the germs found in the hu'
man system In case Of disease shows that
they cannot live when Rocky Mountain
Tea is used.
FRANK G. SMITH.
The labor world., 1899-09-16
ADJUSTMENTS.

presenting the favorte comedy drama
lyon Yonson'' this season is the best ball
anced organization tnat has ever been
seen in the play. 1t is made up In its
entirety of players of. ability and ceputa-
ton and includes such artists as: Arthur
Donaldson, Annie Mack Berlein, Beatrice
Norman Grace Hazard, Edith Hall. E. ].
Mack, E. Guy Spangler. Clinton Maynard,
Sidney Craven, George Lund. William
Konst and the celebrated Lumbermen's
Quartette. "Yon Yonson' will be the at
traction at the Lyceum theatre Saturday
matinee and night, Sept. 49,.
The labor world., 1899-09-16

William E. McEWen returned from St.
Paul Tuesday. He spent Monday taking
in the state fair, and the big industrial
Bazaar being given in that city by or
ganized labor. Mr.. McEwen is the origi-
nator of the Industrial bazaar which was
first given in Duluth two winters ago and
he took great pleasure in viewing the
big exhibition in another city. The st.
Paul unions insisted upon Mr. McEwen
taking part in the opening exercises last
Monday evening and according to the
twin city papers was enthusiastically re-
ceived by five thousand people. In speak,
ing of the bazaar Mr.. McEwen said it
was very fine, but did not excel those
given in this city The St. Paul exhibition
covered more ground he sai0 but in the
was of industrial display was no better
than our own and in some points did not
|equal
The labor world., 1899-09-16

The annual report Of the gas and water
commission which has just been publish
ed makes a showing which must be graf
flying to the friends Of municipal owner
ship. The report gives the figures after
one years trial under Superintendent
Cases management and shows a profit
to the city. This fact, after taking into
consideration the extra expense of reor-
ganizing the system, shows clearly that
municipal ownership is not myth, and it
also explodes the false statements that
private individuals can manage an insti-
tuition of this kind with better results
than can be obtained from municipal
management. Even though the plant had
been operated al a loss, which it has not.
the results are much more satisfactory
than under the old regime. Pure water
has been furnished to all consumers alike,
The labor world., 1899-09-16

The movement to stop Sunday labor is
meeting with encouragement. A COM
mittee has been appointed by the Trades
Assembly to get different organizations of
the city interested. There is city ordi-
nance which requires Sunday closing, but
is not enforced. A meeting. ..was held at
the Y. M. c. A. han Monday evening to
arrange for a proposed mass meeting to
be held some time soon. The members of
the committee represent the churches,
young peoples temperance societies and
the Trades Assembly.
The labor world., 1899-09-16
Use Wisconsin Central Lines

Between HEAD OF THE LAKES
and CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE and all
points SOUTH and EAST.
Train equipped with PULLMAN
PALACE SLEEPING CARS and LUZ
URIOUS DINERS. Meals served A LA
CARTE.
For complete information apply to
w. M. STEPHENSON,
General Agent,
430 West Superior St.
The labor world., 1899-09-16

Marine engineers employed on the lake
steamers, so far as can be ascertained in
Duluth, win not strike for an advance in
wages. One of them said yesterday that
they all feel as If they were entitled to
an advance such as has been asked for
from the Vesselowners' association, but
that any attempt at strike would be like
lly to fail. It Is said that the men would
not hang together long enough. The en-
gineers ask for an advance Of 12k per
lcent.
The labor world., 1899-09-16

The Modern Samaritans have offered
a $1,000 life insurance policy to the most
popular union man in Duiuth. The Trades
Assembly will have charge Of the voting
contest, and from the way the boys talk
it will be hot race. Walter johnson,
McMurchy, Kriz, Allen, Dworschak.
Dunne Savard, Mcdonald, are among the
many mentioned as the most popular.
VIM. McEwen is thought not to be eligi-
BILE. having become an employer. :,
The labor world., 1899-09-16

The freight handlers held a rousing
meeting Wednesday night in their hall in
the Brown block. Two hundred new men,
bers were initiated. There was such a
large crowd out that the hall was too
small to hold them all at once. Many
of the old members had to leave in order
to make room for the newcomers who
wanted to take the cath Of allegiance to
and brotherhood.
The labor world., 1899-09-16
DAUGHTER OF BRADFORD ALLEN.
St. Louis Society Belle That Weds
Duke of MOntefeltrO.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. H.-Miss Anne Rus
sell Allen of this city, whose marriage to
the Duke of Montefeltro, at Hamburg,
Germany, was announced today, is a
daughter of the late Bradford Allen, prin-
cipal owner of the Southern hotel and 4
grand daughter of the late Thomas Allen.
who built the Iron Mountain railroad.
She has brother in this city who is an
attorney.
Last Saturday Miss Alien brough suit
through her brother, against William R.
Donaldson in the St. Louis circuit court
for the recovery of $4,000, which she al
leges was given in trust to Mr.. Donald.
son by her late father, to be given to her
on her eighteenth birthday. She is now
year or two past that age.
The labor world., 1899-09-16

N speaking of the second verdict of
guilty against Dreyfus. Ex-Governor Alt
geld declares that it will play an impor-
tant part in our next national campaign.
'Dreyfus,' he says, sis a vicarious sac
rifice to the army of France" said
Mr. Altgeld. "The monstrous verdict
handed down in the face of facts simply
overwhelming the accusers was a neces-
sity to the army. That institution was in
danger. Its honor needed rehabilitation.
standing armies are a menace to the
peace and happiness of all nations and
they will be none the less so because one
is established within the borders Of this
republic. A standing army sooner or la
ter becomes a great machine for the op-
preston Of the people.
1.-The American voters will hear much
about Capt. Dreyfus between now and
election day."
The labor world., 1899-09-16

'Longshoremen's council covering the
cities of Duluth, Superior, Ashland, Bay
field and Washburn was formed in Du-
luth at meeting Sunday afternoon at
Browns hall. 1t will be a central body
for all the longshoremen at this end of
Lake Superior and may in time extend
from Marquette, Mich, to Port Arthur.
There were % delegates present at the
meeting M. Carroll was elected tempo
rary chairman, James Dunno declining to
serve, and s. Maddeo of Superior was
chosen secretary. Permanent officers
will be elected at a later meeting. Af-
ter some discussion it was decided to ad-
nit the tug firemen and engineers to
membership in the council.
The labor world., 1899-09-16

James Dunno president Of the freight
handlers union returned from Fort Will
liams on the Canadian side, the first OF
the week where he had been organizing
the Longshoremen of tina, place. Five
hundred charter members were taken In
the union. Mr. Dunno says that the men
all along the lakes are now about all or
ganized and the different unions were
never in better condition than at present.