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People's voice., 1900-03-15
News in brief: March 9 The theatre

News 10 brief: March 8 The theatre
Francois, Frances finest playhouse,
was destroyed by fire yesterday. Most
Of tue valuable paintings and pieces
OF statuary were saved. The Eng
lish think the end,of the South Afri-
can war is 10 sight, but Pretoria dis.
patches indicate that the Boers have
taken fresh hold and tig battle is
expected sOou.. Chicago will ask con-
gress to contribute 20 million dollars
to make a ship canal Of the Illinois
river. A member Of the cabinet has
given out an authoritative statement
of the presidents position in the
Porto Rican tariff quarrel. =. Comp.
trOlleF Dawes has appointed a special
examiner to probe the Cross bank
affairs at EmpOria. Grave charges
nave OeeL fled against Morton Al
baugh and Ike Lambert. Governor
war cry in the coming cam.
paign will be against the railroads,
and he is already threatened with
having his passes taken up. Ere.
mont, O., is under water. The San
fusky river is higher than it has been
for fifteen years.
People's voice., 1900-03-15

count Of education is over s8S, 900. 900,
or s2.2O per capita, I1 France it is
about S5S,OOO,OOO, r$l6O per capita.
In the German empire it is over
SlOS,OOO,OOO, or more than 81 per
capita.
People's voice., 1900-03-15

Our readers will be interested in the
experience of Mr.. viii II. Slep, pub
Usher of the Altoona pa Mirror, who
says: Il have been a sufferer from
headache for many years and can
cheerfully Y recommend Krause's Head
ache Capsules as being the only prepa
ration that has given almost instant
relief Have been using them for
about six months and have never yet
been disappointed in them. Sold by
c. W. Schwinn druggist,
People's voice., 1900-03-15

Notice premium offers in this issue.
We intend placing 200 new names OIL our
list during the next thirty days. If you
like the paper and wish its influence ex-
tended help us by calling the attention
of your neighbors and friends to it
Send us in a subscriber.
People's voice., 1900-03-15

The g0yernl ent does not insure
any if it's buildings, and will not
allow another building within forty
foot
People's voice., 1900-03-15

The Clipper denies the story that
an Argonia young man and girl broke
up an entertainment at Argonia BY
their actions.
People's voice., 1900-03-15

Since May II, lS94-s h'lie ie.,
than six years-the city of Wellington
has reduced her bonded Indebtedness,
$4,000.
People's voice., 1900-03-15
He Fooled the Surgeons,

All doctors told Renick Hamilton
OF West Jefferson. O., after suffering
Is months from rectal fstula, he would
die unless costly operation was per-
formed; but he cured himsalf with
Bucklen's Aruica Salve, the best in
the world. Surcst pile cure on earth.
25c box, at F. B. Snyder S drug store
People's voice., 1900-03-15

minerals 1t is made and herbs and has chemicals whatever
init tie of Sc-a Eczema rheumatism
letter Open Sores lEo.. ly!s Crau disease Of the blood
Books these diseases VIII free ty specific Atlanta.
People's voice., 1900-03-15

2S and 80 inch Umbrella regular CSC, reduced 74C
2S and 30 inch Umbrella regular Sl5O, reduced S1.24
26 inch Umbrella Taeta Silk regular s24O reduced 2.24
2S inch Umbrella French Serge regular S74 reduced LAO
26 inch Umbrella Cotton Serge regular &c. reduced 4oC
26 inch Umbrella Taeta Silk regular 3 25 reduced 2.o8
One nice lot of Parasols for children prices range
from l5c to $1.49 EACH
Mohave County miner., 1900-11-10

Kingman people must lay aside all
petty chickering's and one and all pull
together 70" the benefit of the town
We have the best mines in Arizona
contiguous to Kingman and by con
certed action many of them could be
working today. Now is the time to
get down to business and we know
that the town will grow in wealth and
population.
Many bets we're made on the election
among kingman sports and much
money changed hands. Republicans
are jingling democratic coin and feel a,
though they could provide themselves
comfortably against the cheerless
blasts of winter.
Mohave County miner., 1900-11-10
Territorial Election.

The fight for supremacy in Arizona
between republicans aud democrats
was a hard fought battle. but Mark
Smith won handily. Smith is great
vote getter and, although having no
money to work on, managed to enlist
the voter in his service.
The vote was divided nearly equally
between the two parties in the territory
and had it not been for the belief that
Bryan would be the next president the
result might have been different. The
majOrities are given approximately as
follows:
Mohave County miner., 1900-11-10
National Election.

For months the nation has been stir
red to lis foundation by the great im
pending political battle aud Tuesday
last the battle of ballots was fought
and Bryan, the g reat leader of democ.
racy, went down in defeat. We have
been firm in the belief that Bryan's
sterling honesty and rugged integrity
would so appeal TO the masses that he
would carry the almost unanimous
vote of the laboring classes. The hope
was but the fabric of dream. Bryan
was placed on the toboggan by the
men he was laboring so zealously to
aid. The prosperous condition of the
manufacturing aud farming interests
of the east we're the great factors that
conduced to the defeat of the silver
champion. While defeated Bryan will
go down in history as one OF the great
est orators of the age. Writers in the
years to come will CLEAN choice epi-
grams from his hundreds of speeches.
Not only was Bryan defeated but the
republicans gained largely in congress
men. Kentucky is democratic as is
also Nebraska and Idaho, but by
very close ma gin. Kin>as, Wyoming,
Wa shington aud South Dakota, which
gave Bryan substantial maorities in
1896, have gone over to Mckinley.
From the great vote given the republi.
can nominee we cannot believe that
money had anything to do with it, but
that the American people lean toward
republicanism. In the waning hours
of Cleveland's administration four
years ago the resurrection of the dem.
ocratic party seemed pipe dream,
bit Bryaa vitalized the corpse by
breathing into it the fire of his elo-
quence aud had it not been for the
species plea of the gold democrats that
Bryan was too populistic in his views,
he would have been president. Again
has democratic victory been turned
to ignominious defeat, but in the
hearts of the miners of the great west
will always live the memory of gal
liant leader--Willism J. Bryan.
Mohave County miner., 1900-11-10
A Fiendish Attack

An attack was lately made on c. f,
Collier of Cherokee, Iowa, that nearly
proved fatal. 1t came through his
kidneys. His back got SO lame he
could not stoop without great pain,
nor sit in a chair except propped by
cushions. No remedy helped him un.
til he tried Electric Bitters which eff.
fected such wonderful change that
he writes he feels like new man. This
marvellous medicine cures backache
and kidney trouble, purifies the blood
and builds up your health. Only SOC
at Watkins drug store.
Mohave County miner., 1900-11-10

Kingman alleys will he opened up
and the people now occupying them
had better take heed and save unnec-
essary expense, as the property own
ers along the alley have come to an
understanding in the matter and will
force the case to an issue in the court.
Buildings and shacks in the alley have
been menace TO the property owners
between Fourth and Fifth streets aud
they will not stand any more excessive
insurance rates when they can by an
effort reduce them to reasonable
basis.
Mohave County miner., 1900-11-10

Many expressions of regret are heard
over the defeat of Judge Blakely for
district attorney. Judge Blakely has
lived in Mohave county for thirty
years and iu all that time has been a
central figure in its progress, sharing
alike the joys aud sorrows of the in
habitants. As minister of the & pei
he has performed the ceremony that
united in marriage large percentage
of the population, aud when the grim
reaper called one of our people to that
long rest his was the voice that pleaded
at the grave that a mercifnl God re.
ceive into His keeping the departed
soul. Why should not the people love
this grand old man of MohaveY AL.
ways standing for the right, with char.
ity for the weak, he has been indeed
one of Gods true noblemen.
Mohave County miner., 1900-11-10

81 have used Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and
find it to be great edicine," says
Mr.. Il. s. Phipps, of Poteau, Ark. 1T
curel me of bloody fiux. | cannot
speak too highly of it," This remedy
always wins the good opinion, il not
praise, of those who use it. The quick
cures which it effects even IN the most
severe cases make it favorite every
where. For sale by II. II. Watkins.
Mohave County miner., 1900-11-10
A Juicy Steak

Will entice au appetite in dyspeptic.
The Needles Market will supply the
people OF Kingman with the juiciest
aud tenderests meats, the finest game,
hamburg steaks and everything to be
found in first class shop.
Tuck d BONER.
tf Needles, Sept. s. 1900.
Mohave County miner., 1900-11-10
SMITH.
Total ..... 1871
Majority for Smith, ,O42.

The democrats of Mohave county last
Tuesday blindly followed the god of
mamon and buried in defeat several Of
the best men Mohave county has with
in her borders. II the people of Mo
have county don't rue the day they
elected incompetents to office we miss
our guess. Howard w. Kemper and
Howard II. Watkins would have added
dignity and influence to Mohave coun
ty 10 the legislature and Otto f. Kuen
Ger and William Grant would have
given Mohave county the benefit of
years of experience in county affairs
Some day the peoi lie will come to their
senses and elect To Office men who have
some necessary qualification for the
position.
Mohave County miner., 1900-11-10

Although Arizona elected demo-
cratic congressman uCder the new con-
ditions we believe the territory will be
admitted to statehood. Gov. Murphy
has pledged himself to work for state
hood and big delegation of republicans
and democrats from PheniX will go TO
Washington next month to make a
strong pull for Arizona.
Mohave County miner., 1900-11-10

Who will be the gold bugS two years
hence? Mr.. st. Charles said if Bryan
was not elected he would contentedly
follow the leadership Of Mark Hanna,
and he will do it if Mr.. Hanna recog
nizes him in monetary way.
Mohave County miner., 1900-11-10

Let us all work for Mobave county
and forget that an election has just
been held. II everyone contributes his
little mite great things can be accom-
plished within two years.
Mohave County miner., 1900-11-10

The Prescott Prospect will not live
long on the dregs of the Murphy cam.
paign. II a newspaper sets out to sup
port party it cannot well divide itself
up and win. Smith was the natural
candidate of the party, Wilson being
an accident two wears ago.
Mohave County miner., 1900-11-10

Over in Navajo county the demo-
Gratis elected their whole ticket, with
the exception of Colin Campbell for
the council and L. f. Divelbess for su.
pervisor. Our old friend Frank Sc.
crist was elected to the office of sheriff
Mohave County miner., 1900-11-10

The MINER was the only paper north
of MaricOpa county that supported
Mark Smith through the entire cam
paign and it feels very proud of the
fact.
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Wednesday February II, 1900.

He said Mr.. Cleveland was repudialed
by the Democratic party because OF
his financial views, and that he then
helped to elect Mckinley. Mr.. Bryan
discussed the income tax and then
took up the question of trusts. he
said
"The people of New Jersey ought TO
know something of trusts, because IL
is the home of trusts. The Republi'
cans have made New Jersey the rob-
bers' roost, the cave of the 40 thieves
where they divide the swag after
securing the country. The Republi-
can party says to the Jersey man that
trusts are good thing because OF the
revenues that flows into your state
treasury. The peo) de Of New Jersey
should show NOR morality and try TO
stop the creation of trusts, rather than
the interest displayed in getting per
centage Of the rake.of."
Colonel Bryan closed with an exten'
ded discussion of the Philippine ques'
ton, and raised a whirlwind Of applause
when he referred to the Boer war and
said that "the British have not yet
reached Ladysmith, and God grant
they never will"
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JAS. NJ. STARR & CO.,
TEn(Iinp DruGGiStS.
WHAT ABOUT FERTILIZERS ?
Meeting to be Held In forkvillc on
Monday, February 10th.

TO THE FARMERS OF YORK COUNTY:
DY this time most of you have been
ID apprised of the fact, that as compared
with last year, there has heen consider
able advance in the price that is being
demanded for commercial fertilizers.
Quite likely portion of this advance is
iuslitiable: but more likely most of it is
due to the arbitrary mandate of the trust
that is known as the Virginia Chemical
company. At any rate, the situation is
one that should not be submitted to With
out due deliberation.
1t was our understanding that the farm
ers of the county would meet i'll the court
house on saleStlay i'm February, pursuant
TO the recent call of the Cir. enwOod meet
ing. for the purpose of at least discussing
the question of whether these prices, fixed
by the trust are To he submitted tu, ol
whether an attempt would be made tC
pertpct other arrangements. we lonnd
quite Il number of people under the same
impression; but no action was taken
presumably because no one took tht
initiative.
We are advised that the farmers have
held meetings in many counties III thf
state, and i'm many cases these meetings
have been fruitful of good results. Under
the circumstances we are convinced ina
some gnou VIII come lToiil uiscuSSl''i ="
the situation in York county, and, there
fore, we take it upon ourselves to call
meeting of all interested, TO be held il
the COURT HOUSE at Iorkville on
NEXT MONDAY, FEBRUARY 10, a
II o'clock a. m., for the purpose of taking
such action as may be deemed advisable
J. NJ. WIIITESIDES,
ID. NJ. HALL,
j. B. NELL,
SAMUEL IOUNGBLOOD,
+. G.. BLACK,
f.. A. CRAWFORD, SIR.
| February If W IL
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likely that still other candidates wi
be voted for.

likely that still other candidates will
be voted for. Il
WInthrop's New Dormitory.
1t is generally conceded that to
Representative Mellow belongs the
credit of getting through the house
the Till which provides for the appro-
priatiou of S35, 900 and the use of 100
convicts to build the much needed
new dormitory at Winthrop. The
matter has heen before each session of
the general assembly since the college
was completed rs it now stands; but
heretofore no one has succeeded in
presenting the urgency of the situation
in sufficiently convincing light to
secure action. With the completion
of the new dormitory Winthrop's &C
commodatious will be doubled and the
indications are that even then there
will not be accommodations for all
who are clamorng for dormitory room.
New Firm at Hickory Grove.
The announcement of ihe organlza'
ton of the new firm of Whisonant,
Castles & Co., will be pleasant news to
the people on, in the western side Of
the county. II means that the old re-
liable and enterprlsing firm of Whiso-
nant & Castles has been reorganized
and strengthened 10 an extent that
will enable it to meet the unusual de-
mand that is likely TO be made upon il
by the agricultural interest of the
western side during the coming season.
Messrs. w. NJ. and Jeff D. Whitesides
are too well and favorably known
throughout the Hickory Grove section
to require any special introduction
here, and nothing that could be said
about the new firm would likely con-
tribute TO the good will which, of its
own accord, is likely to concentrate
around this new partnership.
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MERE-MENTION,

The body of Major General Henry
w. Lawton was buried in the National
cemetery at Arlington last Friday.
.........Letha jackson, school teacher
at Steam Boat Rock, Iowa, has won a
long drawn out legal battle. She was
discharged for Furnishing pupil and
brought suit for reinstatement. The
case was fought up to the state SUI
preme court, which has just decided
in her favor. '...'.'"Governor Taylor
announced last Friday night that he
would not sign the Louisville compro'
mise agreement. ....'..".It is likely that
the British house of commons will soon
make another appropriation of $780,
600, 900 for the purpose of strengthen
ing her navy. .'.....'''A Manila dispatch
of the 18th says that number of III.
surgent leaders have surrendered TO
General Olis, confessing that they had
been convinced of the fulility of fur
ther resistance. They say that Gener-
al Pillar died Of fever; but they give
no information of the whereabouts OF
Ayuipaldo. ......'."The Savannah river
is 27 feet above low water mark aud
several Augusta cotton mills have been
stopped.
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STILL LOOKS SQUALLY.


Two Parties I'm Kentucky Have Not Yet
Settled their Differences.
The Kentuckey situation still shows
nc change ior the better.
Instead of going TO London at the
call of Tay lor, the Democratic legls
lalors went to Louisville at the call Of
Beckham. Now Taylor has dismiss
ed his troops, except enough 10 Keel
order, and called the Legislature &c
return To Frankfort. The Democrats
cannot 20 without recognizing Taylor
as governor.
The Democrats no longer hold thai
Goebel was governor at the time ol
his death, or that Beckham can have
a legal claim TO the governorshlp un
til the Legislature, in separate ano
Joint sessions, confirms the report u
the committee made in the secret ses
sion in the hotel at Frankfort.
The Republicans are trying to gel
the Federal courts TO issue al injunc
ton against the state courts, aud AZ,
basing their hopes of peacefully re
tanning the goVernorshlp upon 'ne'i
success. Governor Taylor is reported
to have revealed his programme ii
a short speech at Frankfort on Monday
as follows:
"Now, gentlemen, rejected lh'
peace agreement. The Legislature vii
soon vote to unseat me. Then III,
case will he appealed 10 the siat'
court of appeals. The verdict of lha
body is already drawn, and is agains
me by vote of four to three. W.
shall then try TO get into the Fedora
courts. If We fail, there will be onl.
one course open to us, and that l
revolution.
Now, how many of you are read.
10 shoulder guns and come here 4
help me?' Every man in the meet
ing jumped to his feet and shouted
"I ann
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SENATE NOT 50 WILD.

Finance Committee Opposed to the Big
Common School Appropriation.
BY Telegraph to the Yorkville Enquirer.
COLUMBIA, S. c. Feb. l3, (noon).-
The senate finance committee. will re-
port against the 100000 appropria'
ton for common schools and it Is likely
that the senate will adopt the report.
The committee has recommended a
cut of 81 800 in the Winthrop appro-
priation and it seems TO be probable
that the institution will not fare so
well as in the house.
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Books! Books!
Order Appointing Temporary Receiver
State of South Carolina-C0unty OF
York.

York.
IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
John G. Burroughs and William II. Dula,
late co-partners in trade under, the
and name and style Of Charlotte
Clothing Manufacturing Company.
Plaintiffs, against The Ganson Dry
Goods Company, and NJ. +. Jones,
Fannie +. Jones and 7. Iancey
Williams, Directors of the Ganson
Dry Goods Company, and stock
holders in said The Ganson Dry
Goods Company, Observation-Disclosures.
TPON hearing the verified complaint
of the plaintiffs, and it appearing
therefrom that the defendant The Ganson
Dry Goods Company, is in imminent dan
ger of insolvency, on motion OF Ihos. +.
Mellow, PLAINTIFFS attorney, ana IL ap-
bearing by affidavit that the resident Judge
of the Sixth Circuit is at present in the
Second Circuit, and that the Fifth Circuit
is contiguous to the Sixth Circuit, it is
ORDERED, That b. n. MOORE be,
and he is hereby appointed Temporary
Receiver of the assets and affairs OF the
defendant, The GanSon Dry Goods COM
pany, with all the powers usua ly attend
ing such appointment.
| Provided, that the said B. \. Moore do
first execute a bond to the said Ganson
| Dry Goods Company Wlln Sulllcleill sure
ty, to be approved by the Clerk of the
Court, in the sum of Five Thousand
i Dollars, conditioned for the faithful dis
charge of the said office.
1t is further Ordered, that the defend
ant, The Ganson Dry Goods Company
its agents and officers, be enjoined from
interfering with the said Ganson Dry
Goods company in any manner until the
further order of this court, upon the
plaintiffs giving bond, with two suili-
cient sureties, that they will pay the Can
son Dry Goods Company such damages
not exceeding Five Hundred Dollars, as
/ it may sustain by reason of this lllJlnc
ton, if it shall finally he decided thai
they were not entitled thereto.
FURTHER ORDERED, That all anu
singular the creditors of the Ganson Dry
Goods company be restrained from fur
ther proceedings at law, and he required
to come in and establish their claims il
this proceeding, and a copy of this orde
he published once week for two weeK'
i'm the Yorkville Enquirer.
Presiding Judge Fifth Circuit
Camden, S. c., February ., 1870.
February IT y
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RAKED BOBBERS' R00ST.
w. j. Bryan Talked Plainly to the People
of New Jersey.

w. j. Bryan Talked Plainly to the fe"pie
of New Jersey.
William J. Bryan addressed many
thousands of New Jerseyites al Bur
lington last Friday, flaying the trusts
and the state for encouraging them.
Mr.. Bryan arraigned the Republican
party and added that i'll every hight the
Democratic party has waged asains'
plutocracy it has won. The Repuhll
can party is organized to encroach with
gigantic wealth upon the rights OF the
poor, and he said it was the duty OF
the Democratic party to stand Hu 'rd
and protect the common people against
the greed of the wealthy. The Dem
ocralic party did not organize to dis
turb the peace; but it will not let
those rest who rob the people. He
took up the financial question and IN
cidentally criticized Grover Cleveland
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ATTENTION! ERS.

ORDER No. -.
A y election will be held at the store 0l
~ w. B. Moore d Co.. on SAIC n.
DAY, FEBRUARY II. Polls open from
9 a. m. to 6.30 p. M, for the election of one
COLONEL State Militia, lst Regiment 5
&c. V. l.; one LIEUTENANT COLO,
MEL and TWO MAJORS. Poll list will
he kept and election managed by FirS'
Sergeant R. H. Dobson, Privates P. L,
Williams and G. P. Lowrance.
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pertaining thereto. will be exhibited al
polls. A FULL VOTE is DESIRED.
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