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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-06-30
The Honor Roll.


The following corrections and addi
tons to the Honor lt.ll have been hau'
cd to me:
CORRECTIONS.
Blanchard, origcn A Beckley, Gran, DR.
Mraker Horace c Warm, Z. George
Gale, Fred NJ Richardson, Charles ii
West, Stcl hen L
NEW NAMES.
AIdrich, Leonard Dow, jerome
Bailey, Joshua Rowland, W William II
Bancroft, Daniel p llowiand, Hiram
Bates, Davis II jackman, John NJ
Bcede, Charles III KEITH Clinton
Bcedo Iloratio G Nichols, l.ucius p
Boutwell, Albert z Sterling, GeorgeW
Carpenter, Mason b. Sterling, John X.
Thurston, Lucins IL.
The above l., submitted Tor careful
examination aid il, ..cr rorri clion if
II, ces,a " ,im in daily receipt g..
J.. ,jul cards and pti,rr,. >p4It Of them
unknown to me and tGe NAMES 4ivcn
may be wrong, May ask a., far "o
convenient that paljte, sendinT neW
name, will state the company and Ie@,-
men, u4li>t,ai IN. and II IN Vermont or
;, IN, ollcr state. We are = paIly it,
drj,,d oIo.h dal,., pP,' iot lne a.
j .,ui,rr rru,',rrd.
,.rouoA r. CONNER,
Com. Posi- %. G.. a. i,
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-06-30

Trains West

HTDW-ELi Con Nauager.
w. STANGAN, Superintendent.
s%GE. W. MORSE, Gcal Pass ,Aacut
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-04-05

1t is now race between the vol
unteers 10 Cuba and the yellow jack
as to which shall get into the United
States before the door is smut.
The Congressional Librsry at Wash
ipgson has set OF The London Times
from 1896 1t is rot strange that a
Gle Of this newspaper is nov Of great
value. for 10 1890 only l 900 copies
we're priased TIE set iu the Boston
Public Library dates from 1903 and
consists Of 232 bcuud volumes.
a pneumatic horse collar finds
favor with many horsemen, and the
animals themselves seem to appre-
ciate it, as it adjusts itself to every
motion of the neck.
The frightful epidemic Of typhoid
fever 10 Philadelphia is caused by
impure water The reservoirs are
in filthy condition almost hey ond
belief. Tae bottoms OF :he basins are
covered with a slimy ocze filled With
noxious organisms, copglomerated
mixture of tadpoles. angleworms,
human bones and dead fish. The
reservoirs have not been cleaned for
years and the water is nearly as black
as tar.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-04-05
GENERAL BROOKE
IS DISGUSTED.
He May Send the s3,o0O,ooO
Back to the United States.

Havana, March 80 Gov. Gen.
Brooke has almost made up his mind
to SEND the 100000 back TO the
United States if the Cuban military
assembly does not give up the army
rolls
you may as we'll edo so and not
triAe much longer" said Secretary
Alger, when discussing the matter
TWO days ago in conference with
Gen Brooke and Gen. Gomez The
latter said that such course would
serve the assembly right Anyway
the impression is spreading that the
governor general may return the
money to Washington, and it is stir
ring up fresh feeling against the
assembly. Gen Ernst called upon
the Cuban Gen. Rafael Portuendo,
chairman of the executive committee
of the assembly, three days ago and
asked for the rolls
"Do you come from Gen. Brooke?"
asked Portuendo.
"Yes," replied Gen. Ernst
Officially OF unoficially Y'
81 come unoficially," answered the
American officer.
.Thed l cannot give them up," :"
retorted Portuendo Il can only DO
so on official recognition
A file of the United States troops
would probably be sent to take the
rolls if the military administration
knew exactly where they were, bat
there is a feeling that mistake
nigh. be made, and the administra
ton placed in the light Of over anx
iety and possibly be laughed at.
In the course of a conversation with
an old friend from San Domingo
to day Gen Gomez said: 81 am
ready to go home l am tired Of this
jangle with the assembly. | have
learned something about this people
which l did not know before They
are an ungratefuI people They do
not appreciate what the United
States government is doing for them
"a service in which l am assist
ing"
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-04-05

Newport News. Va. March 28-
The cruiser Chicago. which left Hamp-
tor Roads March 13. under ordess to
over,ake the American liper Paris and
transfer from that sbip ez Secretary
o: State joan Sherman, who had been
taken seriously i'll, arrived at Old Point
shortly after the oooa hour to-day With
the distinguished Invalid on board.
Mr.. Sherman was cOe of party OF
tourists who were visiting points OF
recent hissorial interest, having charter
ed the Paris for the purpose.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-04-05
Murderers and Thieves.
A Remarkabl Gang of Out.
laws Uuearehed Ia Kansas.

Kansas City, Bio. Aarch % The
Star prints ,aree- column story
regarding tie arrest OF a remarkable
gang cf Kansas criminals @bo haze for
yea,s lived ~ meats of robbery and
murder. Ooe Of toe gang is believed
TO be the murderer OF Joseph Nev,
who vas killed in Greenwood County,
Kansas. two years ago, for which News
g;fe acd George H Dobbs are now
serving life sentences So firmly does
Warden Laudis, of toe Kacsas
peoi'entiary, believe iu the innocence
of Mrs. New and Dabes sha. be will
Immediately urge GovesDor Stanley to
pardon them Frank Altgood, alleged
to be the real murderer, is 10 jail at
lola ,sKan., under charge of forgery
ALVIN Billiard. serving an eight year
sentence IN the Kansas peDi.eotiary for
borse stealing, has confessed that be,
Altgood aud "Bilp' Turner we're she
nu.derers Of New spd that Mrs New
aud Dobbs are absolutely innocent.
Turner tas cot been found Il seems
that tie very meo vbo murdered New
and robbed bis dead body coospired
afterward to convict tie widow apd
Dobbs The supposed nurdcreF.
AItgood, according to Ballard. eyer
vent SO far as to try to get CO the jury
which convicted them Ballard goes
% to gay that he, Al:good aud Turner
we're members Of ao organized gang OF
thieves and nurderers that operated 10
Southeastern Kansas. AS result Of
bis confession eighteen stolen horses, a
bag OF counterfeit silver dollars sod a
couDserfeisiog outfit have been recover
ed. Beside A!'good. B l. Mashes,
Mary Mathes and Herbert Simpson are
uoder arrest Fifty other horses, stolen
by the gang, have been located. The
officers are on tie trail Of other
members of the gang. Ballard also
alleges that Al'good murdered William
Coulter, near Eureka, in 1889
Officers who have been working 90 the
case have corroborated many Of
Billiards. statement.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-04-05
May There be Rest for the
Weary.

The State explains that the Garris
who got the Bsckrege trunk from the
dispensary is the railroad commissioner
aud the son of the peuitensiary direct
or Garris who got the pigs and brick
bats. The family motto. the State adds,
is "ADy old thing
We learn With alarm that there are
two Garrises. We rise With anxiety
TO enquire ii there are any more of
them. The State canuot afford to have
large family With the acquisiti7e and
adhesive Instincts that mark these two.
The Gary connection is enough to take
charge Of. If there is a large aocu-
mutation or collection of Garrises any
where We shall advise tax payers TO
despair Immediately snd break for tall
timber.-Greenvile News.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-04-05
Southern Railways Plans.

Washington, March 28-Presideut
Spencer, of the Southern Railway, said
to day that bis company had under
consideration for some time the
desirabiity Of reaching Savannah by it's
OVID lines, aud that this seemed to be
an opporsunne time to do so. He
said: "Orders have been given
therefore for surveying both from
Columbia, s c., and Augusta. Ga 10
order to determine upon the more
advantageous route. There is DO
intention ct present to 60 beyond
Savannah" :"
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-04-05

Haynie of La Grange, Texas, who
spared my life, which l bad forfeited by
firing my last shot at him and wound
ing him slightly in the band as / lay
fastened to the ground by my dead
sorse expected, and indeed, de-
sired nay captor or some of the men
20 kill me, thinking the disgrace of
being prisoner worse than death.
But Haynie rode clear round me
with his pistol leveled aud then said {:
Sy-I can't kill defenseless man !;
band me up the six shooter :"
When he had called to some of his
comrades TO lift up the dead horse and
release my leg, he traded hats With
ne, but I threw his on the ground.
and when be learned my name be
gave mine back. / made no sign at
any time, though l was member OF
sne order TO which you refer, and
! recall but little of what occurred ex-
cept between Haynle and myself
He was too young to nave been q
member of the order James G..
Swan of the firm of Inman, Swan &
Co. Cotton brokers. New York; was
one of the men who lifted up the
dead horse and released my leg We
are friends, aud he calls me his "Yan-
kee prisoner While taking me TO
EIhe rear Haynie said (: You have q
friend in our regiment (; do You re.
member that big, black bearded
fellow. Stewart. whom you captured
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Southern north at aeksooIg WI W.T., ,ne
R. at Rlacksbu with LIZ c. R. Ira NO.
IL r. K east All
freight lcsrp if provided With tickets
oo''''s'' ' ' S. B. LUMPKN Division Passenger Agent
/. A. EMERSON, Traffic
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-04-05
The Negro Soldier Again.


Birmingham, Ala, March 28.-Tbe
trouble at Doiimite, in which negroes
resisted arrest of one of their Dup Der
night before last. and, besides shooting
one of their number because he declin-
ed to resist arrest. was resumed early
to-day. Mack Chambers and another
white nan we're sho, at long range aod
wounded
Sheriff O'Brip has made 35 arrests
The ringleaders are discharged mem
bers of .be Third Alabama colored
regiment, who have advised the negro
miners cot 10 submit to arrest. Work
has been resumed at tbs mines With
a strong fcroe of deputies en- guard.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-04-05
Millions Given Away.

It is certainly gratifying to the public to
know of one concern in the land who sre not
afraid to be generous to the needy and suffer
ing. The p,oprie:ors of DR. Kiag's New Dis
coyery for Consumption. Coughs and Colds.
have given away over ten million trial bottles
of this great medicine; and have the satisfac-
faction of knowing it mas absolutely cured
thousands of hopeless cases. Asthma, Bron-
chitis, Roarseness and all diseases of the
Throat, Chest and lungs are surely cured by it,
Call on ]. F. W. DeLorme, Druggist, and get
trial bottle free. Regular size SOC and 81.
Every bottle guaranteed. or price refunt ed. 3
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-04-05
gucKLKa's ARN1cA sALvR.

Tho best Sslvs IA the world for Cats
B7uieea, Sores, Ulcsr:. Salt Rhsuu, Feysr.
sore letter, Chspped Hands, ChilbIains, cornf
and all Ska E1aptions and positively cure'
Piles or no pay required. I: ID guaranteed to
give perfect satisfaction, OF money refunded.
p.ice Is cents per box. For sale By Dr.. J. =.
". D. Lorne.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-04-05

Sapphire was the original author
Of serial fiction. Ananias told story,
and she continued it
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-04-05

Paper novels, 200 new TITLES, Hany of
them never before issued ia cheap form. b..
G. Us,een & Co.
""be happiess ladies are those using the
Whi:esewing machine.
The oasis., 1899-05-20
PIMA COUNTY

Star. Col Maish is ln from the Ca noa rance He says that the men are hauling hay aed that they will have fully two hundred tons. The frost destroyed most of the barley and as soon as the baling of hay is finished one hundred acres will be put into corn
 Star: The land court was occupied yesterday in the further hearing of the San Rafael land grant case. MT. Bonillas was on the stand most of the day. Colin Cameron succeeded him on the witness stand and will be cross examined today. The case vii prob ably continue through the week.
 Star: Francis M McMasters, the owner of the Tres Amigos mines. is engaged in securing and loading sup plies for the mines. Three loads left yesterday and more will follow Mr. McMasters will equip the properties with the best machinery and make it producing property on large scale.
The oasis., 1899-05-20

records of Santa Cruz county. all members voting "aye," it was SO ur. dered.
 The petition of F. Duffy was presented 70 the board signed by thirty-four qualified electors. to have him appointed assessor of santa Cruz county. Tine petition was considered ana on motion the petition was grant, ed, and the appointments ordered upon the filing of proper bond.
 A communication from he foreman or the fire deparl ment was presented. read and ordered placed on file and list Of their names to be sent to the proper authority.
 The resignation of w. II. Barnett as sheriff of Santa Cruz county. was tendered with request that iJ take effect at once. The resignation was accepted by the board.
 The board now stood at recess un- til D. m.
 The board convened at ? D. m. and the following demands were present. ed: audited and allowed Transferred acconntc.
The oasis., 1899-05-20
Thinks It overdone.

To TIE OAsIs:-
 Is 1t not somewhat overdone, or is it fact that there are not good men enough in Santa Cruz county to till the offices? By reading THE OASIS find that the following positions are held by Mir. T. F. Brodrick:
 Sheriff.
 Ex~Olicio Tax Collector.
 City Marshall.
 Tax Collector.
 Street Commissioner
 Constable
 Also it is reported that Judge F J. Duffy Is cloee second:
 Assessor.
 City Clerk and City Treasurer.
 Justice Of the Peace
 There may be other positions as- signed item, as the board of superyis- ors bave held one or two meetings since this report was written.
 NAvA NoGALEs, May lSth, 1899.
 In response to the above inquiry THE OASIS hastens 10 explain tha. It is not for lack of men that SO many fat offices are pushed upon Messrs. Brodrick and Duffy There are plen- ty of good neu who would like to have some of those offices men fully as capable and efficient as the incum- beats. After pondering the subject full and weii-loslng several nights sleep from the intensity of thought employed THE OASIS has reached conclusion that so much preference is shown Messrs. BrOdrick and Duffy because they are both so handsome In fact there is but one handsomer man than they in town. aud that is 'Cnippy' the pretty boy. His supe riority in manly deauty over Messrs. aod Duffy is supposed tu be due to the exclusive diet of beans he has recently adopted Fortunately fur the rest ot Us be doesn't eat the Roston variety, or he might run to wit Instead of beauty
The oasis., 1899-05-20
An EpIdemic of WhoopIng cough

Last winter during an epidemic of whooping cough my children con- tIacted the disease, having severe coughing spells. We had used Cham berlain's Cough Remedy very success fully for croup and naturally turned to it at that time and found it relieved the cough and effected a complete cure. John E. Clifford. Propretor Norwood House, Norwood, N. Y. This remedy is for sale by L. w. Mix k Co.,, Druggists.
The oasis., 1899-05-20
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
 of the BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
 of Santa Cruz County. Territory Of Arizona.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF SUPERvIs oRs OF SANTA CRUZ COUNTY. MORALES, MAY 9th. 1899.

| I
 oRs OF SANTA CRUZ COUNTY. {
 NoGALEs, MAY 9th, 1899
 The board met pursuant to a call by the chairman, present, Chairman A. H. Noon, Members A. L. Peck and
 k Ekey, Clerk w. N. Cummings and Sheriff Barnett.
 The beard was called to order by Chairman Noon. The applications of A. l.. White and James Kane for ap. pontment as constables of Crittenden Precinct No. I, were brought before the board, and on motion of Member Peck, seconded by Member EKey, were ordered placed on file for future consideration
 Application If Frank Hereford was presented to the board accompanied by check of S5I.46 for the purchase of the tax titles to Sonora, California and Silver Glance mining properties. located in Orc Blanco mining district, in this county. On motion of Mem- Der EKey, seconded by Member Peck, the application was accepted, and the chairman and clerk of the board authorized to execute and sign the necessary identure. An application from C. l. Lewis, school principal. for transcribing the county records for Santa Cruz county frumathe books Of Pima county, and offering to per form the same for ten cents per folio, as allowed by law, and to furnish the requisite bonds, was presented to the board. A motion was made by Mem Der Peck that the application be ac- cepted, and the bond be placed at sI I,OOO All members voting aye, it was so ordered
 The following demands on Santa Cruz county were then presented, aud allowed, aud the clerk instructed Go issue certificates of in- debtedneSs for the same: A. l.. White, constable, transferred ac- count, S22.65: account of Otto Kruger, for expert services in yaluing Pima county court house and furniture, 5000; account Of Frank R. Wight maU, for expert services as an ac- countant in examining the Pima county records, S400O; account of l. k. Hayes, for expert services in ex. imining and estimating cost of Pima county court house sidewalks, s % Demand Of Il. D. Underwood, S5 co. i for services as valuer, and demand of Fl Brady as yaluer, $500. Demand 1 ,f E. D. Miller for advertising for bids, and publishing proceedings of | he board, books and stationery, i '5s s9O Demand of Joe Thompson for ieryices as jailer from March l5, to March 3l $37 50
 Motion by Member Peck, seconded y Member kKey that the compensa- ion of the jailor be fixed at 5000 ,er month. All members voting 'aye,' it was so ordered.
 Board now stood at recess subject o the call of the chairman. Approved:
 [Signedl A. H. NooN, Chairman. Attest;
 [Siguedl W.N. CUMMINGS. Clerk. OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF SUPERvIs- ]
 oRs OF SANTA CRUZ COUNTY,
 NnnAr rrc AI 4 r- 1oth 1pnn !.
The oasis., 1899-05-20
MORALES NOTES

at-SOnOra News Co
 The masquerade ball given by the
 Nogales Athletic Club last night Is
 reported by the management to have been financial success.
 Pedro Bustamante, the barber,
 whose shop is in Calle Elias, near the Cazabon hotel, has added the dental profession to his business and is now prepared to pull teeth with ease and facility and without pain.
 Don't think you can cure that slight attack of Dyspepsia by dieting, or that it will cure itself Kodol Dyspepsia Cure WILL cure it; it ''digests what you eat' and restores the digestive organs to health. L. w. Mix SS Co. {.
 Yesterday Dr. Leslie Allen, U. s. cattle sanitary inspector, and Mir. J. H. Politzer of the customs force went to Hermosllo to attend an importa- tion of cattle. Returning they stop at Imuris on the same kind of busi- ness
 Some of the results Of neglected dys- peptic conditions of the stomach are cancer, consumption, heart disease ana epilepsy. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure prevents all this by etTecting a quick cure in all cases Of dyspepsia L. W. Mix X Co.
 Expert Accountant with practical knowledge Of mill and mine assaying, yersed ln Spanish, wide experience with Mexicaa mine and store ac- counts, desires position as business manager, accountant or assayer; Mexico preferred. References Al, P. O. Box 646, El Paso, Tex.
 Wednesday Doctor Hickman came up from Santa Elena, en route to California. At Nogales he received a telegram from Doctor Nanueman at Las Ct ispas. asking him to come toi that place to attend Mrs. Vauuemau, whose life was in gseat danger Dr. Hickman went south by yesterdays i train.
 Thursday evening Major Herbert Wadsworth, prominent mining opes. | at0r handling properties in the Ores I district, came up from the south en route to Chicago on business trip which will keep in the east couple of months. He remained in Nogales a day and resumed his journey yester- day evening.
 Escalada Brothers are in receipt Of postal card from the senior member of the firth, Manuel Escalaea, written from the summit of the Eiifel tower, in Paris, on May lst He wrote that he would be in the French capital until the following day, and would reach his nome at Castaleda, in the province of Santander, Spain, on May 3rd
 Elsewhere appears new advertise ment of the Reiugio drug store, O. Petipain, proprietor, in the Mascare- nas building, adjoining the American in Nogales, Sonora. Mir. Petitpain has new, fresh stock of drugs and toilet articles, and full line Of patent medicines. He makes . speciality Of compoundlng physi- cian's prescriptions.
 
 If you suffer from tenderness or full ness on the right side, pains under blade, constipation, bilious ness, sick headache, and feel dull, : heavy and sleepy, your liver is torpid md congested DeWitt's Little Early [ Risers will cure you promptly, pleas a ilr nnd ,,nrrnnnnntlr l,u rnr,o..ir..-I
The oasis., 1899-05-20

J D. Bridge, editor and proprietor, of the Democrat, Lancaster, N. II. says: ''l would not be without One Minute Cough Cure for ny boy, when troubled with cough or cold It is the best remedy for croup ever used l. W. Mix & Co.
The oasis., 1899-05-20

No. 24. b. N. Quinn. ... 65 No. p. John Cady ... 30 No. 26. A. L. White, constable l9 co No. 27. D. N Quinn ..... 1 70
 Demand Of w. II Barnett mileage and fare for prisoner Chavez. S46 80, and office supplies, S2l .65. was also audited and allowed
 Communication from R. k. Richard son relating to a road through Sonoi- ta canon, was ordered placed on file. and the clerk instructed to answer the communication The board then stood at recess until D. m May 18th, 1899.
 Full board present Demand pres ented by W II Barnett for guarding and feeding Samuel B pyrrel. S73 75. Motion made by fuil hoard cuncurriDg that before auditing the same. the account be submitted for the approval oi tue board of supervisors of Santa Clara county. California, the prisun- CT having been arrested on an order from the sheriff or said county.
 Demands were presented by Joseph Thompson for services as jailor from April l~t to May i2th for sI05 coo. It appeariDg to the board that Joseph Thompson had not been employed by authority uf santa Cruz county. the said dc mands were disallowed. full board concurflng.
 Demand of W II Barnett for ser vices as assessor from March 25th to May l2thA s5OOo, was approved and certihcate ,of indebtedness ordered issued foI tAe same.
 A petition Signed by iity-fouT quali- fled electors Of santa Cruz county was presented asking for the appointment of Thomas F Brodrick as sheriff of the county of santa Cruz, and the same ordered to be granted upon the filing of proper bond
 The following bonds were then ex- amined and approved by the board: That of Q. |. Lewis as transcriber of records, of F j. Duffy as assessor, apd that of T. F. Brodrick as sheriff Of Santa Cruz county
 The board then stood at recess sub feet to the call of the chairman. Approved:
 [Signedl A. II. NOON. Chairman. Attest:
 LSignedl W. N. CUMMINGS, Clerk.
The oasis., 1899-05-20
OFFICE oF TnE RoARp oF NuPERy1s.

ORS OF SANTA CRUZ COUNTY, !
 NoGALEs, MAY l2th, 1899. ]
 Board met pursuant to the call of the chairman, present, A. H. Noon, chairman; A. L. Peck and R. EKey, members, aud W. N. Cummings, clerk.
 Moved by Member Peck and sec onded by Member EKey that the chairman be authorized to instruct Prof. Lewis to procure such books as he may require in transcribing the