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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-02-17
Bureaux: ct Colon Block 27 4e Rue Sud-

La plus petite 6gl'se dan,
gleterre est a Lullington. comt6 de
Sussex. Ellie q 16 pied. cares et
ne loge que 30 personnes.
On commence 4 SO servir de
bas nu IL , steele, sYsnt celia on
employait dts bandages.
lie Tsar Went d'lntroduire le
jury dams les tribunaux sap6rleurs
de la S.berie.
-Q"elqaes-unes des catacom-
bas d. Rome sont 6cIair6e. q rs.
leotrioite; toates le seront avant
lopgtamps.
Les f,,rets de Cuba couvrent
environ l3. 100000 d'acres, ct plu-
sieurs sont 81 6Da'ses qu'elles sont
presqu'imp5netrabIes.
Ill e1is'e dams les PLANES de
Grobogana, Java, un Ia, de vase
bouillan*e; IL deux miles de
circumference.
LA stat stlque veut quill y ait
plus d'aveug'e. chez les Espa-.
gno:s qua chez auoune dos au.res
nations du monde.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-02-17
Agriculture,
TRAvAUX D'AMEL1oRAT1oNs SUR
F:.5s F:.s.s :. SUNE FERME

| !.
q, Pour le plas grand avantage du
oultiv>teur, il est d'absolue neces.
site de ne pas entreprendre trop de
travaux On am6liarations fonciArea
q la fols, de ne les ex6cuter que
lorsque les moy.,ns ct 10 tempe
don't il poarta disposer pour eel
objet ie lui perme ttront.
/ Les am6liorations ayant pour
bat d'aocrot' RS les r6ooltes ct les
enqra;s de toutes sortes sur une
ferme, dolvent etre n6cessairement
les premleres qui doivent tout
particulie,ement attlrer l'attel-
ton des cultivateurs, car elles
sont le point de depart le plus
efioace qui assure plus prompte-
ment ct avec plus de stret6 le suc.
ces dams toas les travaux de cal
ture. =
En- trePrepdrsz zAf5rents travaux
de culture ct ameHUratlons sgri.
coles d la fois serait tout le con-
traire, car ces enterprises, parfois
conteusts, courraient le risque de
demeurer inachev6es ou meme
NAL faites, tout en- nuisent gran
dement, aux travaux dc culture les
plus urgeuts ct qu'it<1mportsit de
ne pas retarder, pourqu .lque eau
SO que CO soft. par -mp'e, sous
pr6ttxte de r4aliser l'economie de
quelques piastres se prlver de
main d'muvrs suffisante poarS le
temps de Ia molsson ou autres
JraVaux urgents.
lie cultiVateu. ne doit jamais
perdre de vue que plus il augmen.
terra la f rtilite du sol SUR route
l'etendue de 90 ferme, par suite
d'am6lloratlons utiles ct impor-'
tante gull fera sur,sa fermes plus
ilaugm entera son capital en- besas
tisux de toutsMgortes, on engra1sjI
en- sem nc. an inst rumvntss d,a-.
griouA9re qu1s1ui permettront dc
rea'isk5de grandes economies ct
de rendre par lA sts cultures
moins conteuses ct r6alisant un
plus grand profit par la vente des
prodalts recolt6s sur 90 ferme.
Un plan d'ensemble d devrait etre
fait, une fois i'ann6e, quaint aux
diff6rents travaux de culture 4
r6aIlser dams tout 10 cours de Ian
nee, Tales que les ameliorations
agricoles fonoieres, de meme que
pour les r6parations urgentes q
fare aux diff6rentes batisses dams
un temps Oh les travaux de cultu.
re- sont moins pressantes, les re-
paratlons q tslre q loutillage agri-
cole avant que le temps de sen
servir soft arrives, ETC., sans COM
prendre le plan de culture qui
doit etre l'ob]et dune granae at
tention de la part du cultivatenr,
s'appuyant pour celia sur son *
perienoo pratique ct les observa-
tions faltes les annees pr6c6ien-
tes ct slgnalees aVec la plus gran
de exactltude dams un cahier tenu
q Get effet ct devant etre consulte
de Temps a autre, pour jastifiar
certalns arrangements par padop-
tion do plant :s nouvelles que le
cultlvateur veut adopter pour ses
assolements.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-02-17

Les conserves de bpuf desti-
n6es aux n6crsslteux de Ia Hava-
ne ct qu'on a reconnu etre inapro
pre B la consomnation ont 6te
transportees 4 une grande diatan-
ce eu mer d bord du remorqueur
|"Olio" et> jet6es par-dessus ,bord,
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-02-17
BENJAMIN Suite

Madrid.-Les renseignements
nouveaux qui surgissent an cours
des seances du oonseil de guerre
qui ]uge Ie general Zaunder, qui
capltul5 a Mantle, provoquent
un grand int6ret ct des oontrover-
sea violen'es lei.
La publication des rspports des
audiences Cd il sera question de la
destruction d. la fotte espagoole,
causera, probablement, une gran
de sensation B cause des 1ev6la-
tions qui sont annonc6es.
Les soldats ct les mar1ns de la
fotte sont cites CONNIE t6moins
auss1 bien que les officers.
Bruxelles.--On- admet que la
rebellion dams lEtat-hbre du Con-
go est du caractere le plus s6rleux
ct que pEtat enter menace de re-
tom Der dams la barbarie.
Ia r6voIts est due q lexploita--
tion ehont6e des compagnies COM
mer ciales.
On cite des cas- de villages mis-
3 feu ct don't les hsbitants ont et6
massacr6s pour n'avo1r pas four
nj la quantit6 de caoutchouo d4si-
gn6,.
II en- resulte que lss neRres sc
sont bsttus avec le courage du de.
sespoir ct sont rest6s victorleux
dams toutes les rencontres.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-02-17

IN A BEso1N dEs soLL1c1rEURs ACT1Fs
" partout pour "EsHistoire des Philippines
yernement comms hlstsssA .oflciel 1 az depsFte.
camps de laEmee San francisco, sur le Pacif-
Honolulu, q Hong Kong, dams les retraechements
americans Manille, dnns les camps des inaru-
ges ayec Aguinaldo, sur le pont de IOlympia ayec
ala chute de Manille. Upe chance pour les, agents
Orne de portraits orlginaqx pris par .des artates
du gouvernement, sur les .lie4x. Grand tiYre.
dit. Laissez de cote tous les msGhgts iyres de ia
guelre non. .oficiels. Equipement gratuit. Adres-
Sc: F. T. Barber, secretaire Star Insurance
Building, Chicago. go 4
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-02-17

de temps la5 DarOns Iranfals
adopter lusaga de la laugue saxon
ne ct ma retenu qu'un petit nom
bre d'expr ssiops normandes.
En- Pologne meme. malgr6 IL
r,gue1r drhconienna ave laquell
les Raes traltaient cette NAL.
heareuse nation, il fallu long
temps pour faire predominer ls
langue russo en- dehors DIS servi'
| ces admin stratifs.
La dernier bien qui rrste aux
nat on conqnjse, celui qu'on ne
peut 1eur ravir complement, c'est
la langue qu'ont parlee leurs pc
res, telle que les enfants ont ap
pr1s9 sur les genoux de leur mere.
Est.il vrai, ooemm5 on le dit, que
la langue frarca's, ait d6g6n6r5
subitement apres la conquete?
n ous en- doutons fort.
LIE sens commun v ut gail Sc
:oule au moins deux generations
avant que les. hommes oublient
assez la vAleur des mots de leur
langue p our la oorrompre. Un ha-
bitant qul, en- 1850, psrlalt de tel
le maniare, ma pas do changer son
lapgsge dix, q,'inze ou V1ngt ans
apr9s, alors que celia n'6tait null.
lement ntcessaire. La ella asse ms
t,uite nous await quitt6s, c'est vral
mails el'e ma pas emporte la lam
que dams ses bsgages. LIE gouver-
nement BRITAIN que nous priva
d'eooles, ct c=la dut inf lence
de Ia seoonde genera
ton, de ITO q 1870, d peu pres;
en- d'autres termes, la lecture ct
Pee 1ture subirent une d5pE essioo
Msis est -ilcroyable que la lergae
par!6e s'oublia ct que des mots
6trapgers, patois ou angllo1smes'
firent invasion dams nos oampa
gnes? Qui ne volt que ella est err
rome, pulsGue ces mots a. patols
nous SCOT inconnus, ct qui ne salt
que les Anglsis (quelques rsres
uommercants 6tablls dams les viii
les) ets1ent arrives pour exercer
lie molndre empire sur une popu-
latioa compaote, toute chaude lie
ses traditions, ct qui q c7tte epo-
que wyatt sortir de son sein c t
admi. able clerg6 national au luel
nous devons tantl Qae penser aus
81 des p, 8 res franQals, tous hon.
mes dc haates 6tudes, que la revo,
luton franQaise nous prooura (rn
les chassant) ct qui tarent tous
places q la ,ete de EOS principals 8
ins11tutions' @ 6tsit aussi Pheure
Oh nos colleges entralent dams la
grande vote d'ens ignement, &C.
TAFT le debut 81 16marquable de
luttes constitution lies. On trou-
verons-nous done les preuves de
lassettion que no.re langae await
degen6re!
II mons semble que, en- celia COM
me en- plusleurs autres chooses, nos
contemporaries, donnent troy de
poids aux djres de quelques yoYa'
geurs peu 6olair6s, on pr6]ug os,
qui alors, a1nsl que de nos iolrs
oroy lent entreyolr Ia d6cadenoe
de uotre ldiome.
BENJAMIN Suite
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-02-17
Ghnses et Amtres

Sous la refine Elisabeth, lie bud.
get de la marine angla'se 6tait de
$24 900 par an; au ]oard hui, il est
de 500, 100000.
III y "a actuellement $24O, 900,
900 en- depot dams les banques de
Canada.
LA refine Victoria est q SO cons
tru1re un yacht qui contera IN
million ct demi.
II marchera 20 nnuds q pheure
ct sera pref pour le mois de mars.
-L'arm6e regullere de PAngle.
terre SO compose au1ourd' hui de
22O, 900 hommes. don't 8O.OO8 aux
Indies, 10000 dams lea colonies ct
ct 100, 900 en- Angleterre.
I'y a en- outre 120,OOO hommes
de troupes do reserves, preslu'-
aussi efsct1ves que rarm6e regu'
iier.
En- Fan 18O7, Ia Vile de fhl-
Iadelphie a depens6 $503, 3,1W Ol
pour le soutien des institutions de
charit6 ct de correction.
I'm Allemand, Martin Jerg:
ensen, du Nebraska, tien le record
pour le nombre des marriages. II
Ia 6pous6 successivement neuf
femmes, ct ses neuf femmes VI
vent encore. Dernierement, toutes
ces ma,heureuses notifies de
l'homme ont tenu un congress ct
ont decide de METRE fin q la car.
riere coupable de Jergensen,
Dane la Nouvelle Z6lande,
lEtat est proprl6taite de tous les
chemins de fer. Ils. torment un ru-
seau de 1920 miles, qui a coot6 !
le caisse publique Ia somme de 81
million de. piastres.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-02-17
File jacques, Csc en- timbres de let !.

nN DEMANDE- PLUSIEURs PERsoNNEs
" bien recommandees dams Get Etat, pour gerer
nos ahaires dams leur comte ct environs. C'est On
partie de Pouvrage d'ofice que ION fait a La mai
son. Salaire solide de $500 par aimee avec les de-
penses de voyage-defni, positif, pas plus, pas
moins de salaire. SIS par mois. References. En-
voyez sous phi votre adresse 4vec envelope ct tim
bre, Herbert E. Hesb, Prest., Dept N, Chicago.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-02-17

CONNIE la dit un ph,losop phe, les
FRANC sls-ceuz de l'6poque ssctu-
.le surtout-ne s'entendent que...
pour ne pas sent ndre.
Celia fnira NAL, 81 Dieu n'enyoie.
pas q la France un autre Bonspar-.
te on, miepx, une .autrs Jeanne
d'Arc.
JEAN JEs ERABLES.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-02-17
PR0VERBES
CkTQUI EST D1FFERE NEST PAS
~ PERDU . :

Est malheureux celui gui perd
Temperance par suit d'un=premie1
6cheo. L'effort pers6verant init
presque tou]ours par triompher'
Les looutions proverbiales attes.
tant cette verit3 go COMPETENT pal
centaines.
Plus malheureux encore est CO.
lul qui ayant f.it une action mau.
vaise, s'snhardit dams le NAL paroe
quill ma pas 6t6 punl., LIE sage def
livres saints menuionne cette cri'
minelle temerite:
"J'ai commits l'iniquit6, dit le
m6ohant, ct il ose ajouter: quel
NAL m'est-il arrive? Insens6! Ia
divine justice a son temps, ellie ar.
rivera ct vous surprendra au mo-
ment inatten 1ul''
Consultez les annales des ma.
tions, toates attestont cette t.'rri.
BILE v6rit6.
L'impie Balthszsr vo t la main
vengeresse ecrlre son arret de
mort, au milieu dun festin magui-
fque.
LIE tyran de Syracuse, Denys,
SO moquait des dieox ct com otait
SUI llmpunit6. Apres 80 ans de
crimes, IL pert mls6rablement en-
poisonn6 par son propre fills.
La d6esse de la ra1son, la "a
meuse Therouaune, perd Ia raison
q la suite dun futil affront ct reste
folle f,rieuse pendant IA ana OF
meurt ala Sslpetriere dc Paris.
La justice vengeresse den haut
semble boiter aux yeux des kom.
mes, mails ellie ne tarde pas de se
manifester en- son temps.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-02-17

L,sez notre annonce de primes
aai SO trouve sur la quatrieme pa.
90, vous trouverez que o'eyt votre
b6ne6oe den profter.
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Amour ct Haine, 25c on timbres de 2 cts
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Faites.. ..faire vos impressions aux
atellers de l'EuHo.DEL,OuEsT.
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TAKlF DIES AN>ONCtS

Avis de Marriages, SO cents
Demandes d'emplol-demandes de do
mestiapes gu employes--agpnopce Rpyz
|chlatmF{bre ou RensiQn-a!nE,pQRges R21f .aep .aep-
jets ,naraps .Qu ttr0pVEg. ~
Au&au3 de pN ,gENFTN par maat.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-07-19

Miss Ellie Craig of New Cut,
spent Monday and yesterday in
town as the guest of Miss Lille
Por ter.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-07-19

Program of M0riah Association
Union Meeting
The Union Meeting Cf the Mo-
riah Baptist Association will be
held with the Bethlehem church
July 2S, 80 and 30, 1899.
Friday, July 2S.-Meet at 10
O'Clock. Organize. Introducto>
ry sermon by Rev Jabez Farris.
Alternate, Rev I A Dabney.
Recess.
-Afternoon.-1. The things
which should be in charge
against church member in
case of discipline. Rev j II
BoIdridge, and j n Estridge. 2.
The Bible as full code OF morals
in daily lie. Rev JaheZ Ferris,
Rev ; w Watson, d A Williams.
Saturday. +. How far has
Foreign Mission work been the
life of our home churches2 Rev
William Estridge, Rev Mr. Small.
t. What is the true construct on
to be put on the words, call the
wcrld" in the great commissionl
w T Morris, Rev II A Dabney,
and others. ). What are some
Of the essential elements in the
life Of successful churchl p T
Twltty, j NJ Pardue, and others.
Sunday. &C. Duty of Tithing.
w G Thomson. I. Sermon by
Rev S n Watson. S. Sermon
after recess.
a full attendance is desired and
brethren arc requested to enter
fully into the discussion of all
these questions whether their
names are on the program or not.
Fl.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-07-19

Mr. I l. CIyburn of Kershaw,
came home Monday with Mr.. Mi
nor Clyburn and will spend seve>
raj days here.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-07-19
Sci " EEKLY.
Items From kcrShaw Era.

Sheriff l. NJ CIyburn of Ian
caster was in town last week. This
is his old home and his friends are
always glad to see him.
DR.. r ) Beckhan is on visit
of pleasure and business combined
at McColl's where he has relatives
Capt Jno. p Hunter, who has
many warm friends at this place,
was in town last week. He was
visiting his sister, Mrs w S nor-
ton, near Kcrshaw.
Messrs Lawrence Kelley and
Luther StOver returned last Sat,
urday from Lexington, X ", where
they have been taking Il business
course.
Constable j II Tallev carried
JAS CIy brrn, coIored, who plead
guilty to the charge of petit lar,
ccnv before Magistrate Cauthen,
to the cEain gang Monday.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-07-19
A CARD FROM MR., A. c.
WILLIAMSON.

MR.. EDITOR:-I do not be.
lleve that the people want house
to house canvas, and as neither
the tlmo nor my circumstances
Will permit such a thing, please
therefore allow me space in your
paper to say few words to the
qualified voters in the August
election for cotton weigher for
Lancaster.
l first saw light (whorc | bave
lived all my Iife) on a small farm
four miles northwest from Ian
caster, forty-four years ago.
have never sought any public of
hce before, and my only reason
! for wanting the office of cotton
weighcr now is, it would enable
me to live where | could send nv
/ children to school and better fit
them for making a living. NV
reason for expecting your support
Is Cane Creek township sells q
larger per cent. of its cotton in
Lancaster than any other towns
ship, yet we have never furnished
the weigher, while ellis Creek
township, | believe with but one
exception, has furnished the
weIgher ever since Lancaster has
been a cotton market. | am sat-
istied no one meant to do us an
injustice, and | believe, other
things being equal, you will give
my section the preference in the
coming election. | refer those
who do not know me to Messrs.
ID A Williams, B + Miller, j f
Gregory and j p Hunter. |
have used these gentlemen s
names without their knowledge.
| do not say they will all vote for
me; | don't believe all of them
will, but they know me well and
will take pleasure in giving any
desired information.
If elected l pledge you my
word, backed by the required
bond, to do my duty without fear
or favor.
A. &. WILLIAMSON.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-07-19

The following editorial is from
the Greenwood Index:
"Thc argument that the COM
plction Of the state house would
serve only as an ornament to Col
umhia is bat an intensified form
of that old argument which says
court house Is an interest and
convenience only to the town that
contains il. The state house be>
longs to South Carolina and on
that very account should be finish
cd rs soon as possible. More
than once have we looked up at
that pile Of granite and longed for
the time when our commonwealth
could finish the building and have
Il capitol that would be source
of pride to her people and that
would serve as n monument TO the
grandeur of her past.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-07-19

There will be an adjourn meet
ing of Bethel Presbytery at Ker,
shaw Presbyterian church next
Thursday night Goth iDstant to
examine, ordmn and install lIcen-
tiate Joseph T Dendy pastor.
Program: IL a. m. trial sermon
for ordination, at 2:3O p. m. bus
mess session of the body, and at
$50 p. m. preaching by DR. j H
Thornwell of Fort Mill, S. c.,
also the ordination and installation
of pastor.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-07-19

& w NJ Williams, a prominent
lawyer of Bamberg, has been dis
barred by decision of Judge
Benet from ever again practicing
in the courts of this State.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-07-19

A storehouse for waste lint and
a cottage at the Fairfield cotton
mill at Winnsboro was burned
Sunday.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-07-19
Local M alters 8


See announcement of w Ike
Williams for cotton weigher.
Misses Minnie and Pearl Miller
are visiting relatives at Kershaw.
Read the notice of election for
cotton weigher in this issue.
Mrs. Stoll and children are Wis
iting at Rock Hill.
Mrs K l. Simpson and son Rob-
ert, have returned from Monroe.
Miss Anniebcl Gladney of Co
Iumbia, is the guest of Miss Con-
nors.
Miss Eta Williamson of Men
roe, is visiting at her Uncle $, Col.
j n Crockctt's.
Miss Lily Miller has returned
home from a visit to relatives at
Monroe, n. G.
Miss jamie HickIin, of this
county, is visiting friendsin York
vile.
MIR l X Williams of Florida, is
here on visit to his sister, Mrs.
j S Wilson.
Mrs q w Poovey of Fairfield,
is visiting her son, DR. G w Poo
vey, and family.
The attention of Road Overseers
Is called to notice of Supervisor
in this paper.
Mr + K Boyce of Jacksonham
has enrolled at the Teachers Sum
mer School.
For Sale A fine, pure o. |. G..
Boar. Apply at Ledger Office or
write d N Mackey, Heath Springs.
See notice of w b., and Geo.
w. Plyler, Executors of Rev. p.
M Plyler, deceased.
Mr. } B Mackorell left for At.
lanta, Ga, Saturday where be
will spend several days on busi-
ness.
Miss Eva Shute of Monroe, who
has been visiting her cousin, Miss
Corrinna Elliott, returned home
Monday.
Messrs Oscar Croxton, George
Clark and -- Bruce, of Heath
Spring, spent Sunday in Lancas-
ter.
MIR T l. CIyburn of Kershaw,
came home Monday with Mr.. Mi.
nor Clyburn and will spend seve>
raj days here.
Mr. G j Henry, one of Heath.
Springs & Co.'S book keepers
spent Sunday at Rock Hill, his
old home.
Miss Ellie Craig of New Cut,
spent Monday and yesterday in
town as the guest of Miss Lille
Por ter.
Get ready and go over to the
State Reunion of Confederate
Veterans at Chester next week
26th and 9th instant.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-07-19
Disease. OF en-. MO-, 80, -.

Diseases OF the Bioed and NERVES.
No one need suffer with neuralgia, Tbj.
disease is quickly and permanently cured
by Browns Iron Bitters. Eyery discas. ~
the blood, nerves and stomach, chronic
or otherwise, snccHmbs 10 BrownsI Iron
bitters. Known and need for nearly
luarter OF century, 10 stands to-day fore.
most most among our most valued retnedies.
oro"nsI Iron Bitters IL cold BIZ all dealers.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-07-19

Six four mule teams, with
about ~ hands passed through
town yesterday on the way to
Gheraw to work on the grading of
the Seaboard to Camden.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-07-19

Mrs Lottie Green and grand
daughter of BishopviIle, who
have been visiting relatives in the
county have returned home.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-07-19

List of letters advertised for
the week ending July 18th, 1899.
Hugh Choice, led Flanagan, Chas
X Haruer, j F Gregory, p. NJ.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-07-19

Get ready and go over to the
State Reunion of Confederate
Veterans at Chester next week.
26th and 9th instant.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-12-01
The remains of Maj. Logan have been
buried at Manila.
PAID DEAR FoR His LEGS.

b. ID. Blanton of Thackerville, Tex
in two years paid over $500 90 10 doctors
to cure a Running Sore on his leg. Then
they wanted to cut it of, but he cured
it with one box of Bucklen's Arnica
Salve. Guaranteed cure for Piles.
25cts. a box. Sold by DR.. w. ii. Sheldon
druggist.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-12-01
NEW FILIPINO PLANS.
AGuinnldo's Cabinet Decides ON
Guerrilla Warfare.

MANILA, Nov. 27.-Thc last Filipino
council of war was held by the rctrcating
leaders at Bayambang on Nov. Is. in the
house now occupied by General MacAr-
thur. 1t was attended 10y Aguinaldo
Pho del Pillar. Garcia, Aleiandrino and
some members of the so called cabinet.
Information has reached General Mac.
Arthur from several sources to the effect
that the council recognized the futility
of attempting further resistance to the
Americans with united forces and agreed
that the Filipino troops should scatter
and should hereafter follow guerrilla
methods.
Reports of ambuscadcs and skirmShcs
come from every section of the country
along the railroads. Those districts seem
to be filled with small bands. Saturday
four men of Company ID, Ninth infantry
were foraging beyond Bamhan. when 20
FilipnoS took them in ambush. killing
one and capturing the other three. The
Americans resisted for half an hour. The
firing being heard ut Bamban, Lieuten-
ant Frazer. with squad, followed the
retreating Filipnos several miles. The
Americans found the body of the soldier
buioed. They burned the hamlet where
the fight took place.
Three Filipino rifemen amhushed an
American surgeon near Capas. He shot
one, and the others fled.
Aguinaldo's youngest child. who was
recently chriStcned at Tarac with great
ceremony, died and was buried at Day
amban in Aguinaldo's flight.
General Wheaton reports that natives
have threatened violence to Agunaldo's
mother, who is noW sheltered in a con
vent with guard. General Otis has or.
dcrcd her to be brought to Manila for
Afety.
General AlejandlinO commands the in.
surgcnts, who are short of food and am.
munition, and the men are deserving fast
This force is about ten miles from Man
gatarem and is proceeding slowly along
the mountain trail, trying to drag six
guns. Colonel Bell is pursuing them and
is trying to force decisive action.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-12-01

Many families of soldiers of the 9th
Infantry, now in the Philippines, are re-
ported to be in destitute circumstances
at WATERFOWL, y. Y.