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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-06-20
FOR MAGISTRATE.

announce myself as Q candidate for the
office OF Magistrate at Sumter, (Magisterisl
District, No and solicit the yo'es of the
said district. R. J. BLAND
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The Refunding Ordinance.


The refunding ordinance, which will
be submitted to the voters of the city
for ratification or rejection on the oath
Of this month, seems to be a fair meas
ure for extricatlng the city from i'm
pending financial difficulties The ordi-
nance passed the council by unani-
nous vote with an unusually large at
tendance, and we believe that the fea-
lures of the measure will commend
themselves to the appreciation Of the
people.
OF course there are interested parties
who would like to see the ordinance de-
feated, and who will do all in their
power to accomplish that end. The
situation, however, that is presented is,
that there are charges upon the treas
ury Of the city coming due and these
obligations will have to be satisfied in
some manner. The ordinance provides
for the liquidation of these charges.
II the measure should be defeated then
the only recourse is to Increase the rate
Of taxation. Besides the benefits that
will accrue to the city in refundlng the
present debt, we believe the voters will
also realize that 1t is not to their in
terest to vote for an Increased tax rate.
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Hvpocritical Tears.

While the Louisville Courier Journal
may be excused in one sense for weeping
hysterlcal tears over Goebel's coffin. Of
deplorlng the death of a young man
who might have lived had It not been
for his own viciousness, II might be
well to call It's attention to some Of It's
idiosyncracles. But giving Its emotional
editor credit for the sincerity Of his
grief, we are reminded that men
In Kentucky are as often moved to
tears as they are to pull the ever ready
gun-the weapon of the coward.
In something over column and a
half the Journal breaches the funeral
sermon over Mr.. Goebel's remains, and
while some of 1t is very touching, COM
ing us 1t does from an emotlona, pen,
there are lines that belle themselves.
This is the same paper that once con-
demned Goebei when he was driving
the Kentucky Legislature into a heap
and making the members vote as n
bunch for his ubiquitous election law. It
is well enough to be consistent, even at
the verge Of the grave
1t goes out OF its way to cast slur
on ex-secretary of the Treasury John
G. Carlisle. It goes out of its way in
other instances, indicating a mercenary
view of the situation which 1t is too
cowardly 10 profess openly. It is weep
ing the same hypOcritical tears that
that arch hypocrlte, Senator Blackburn
shed In profuslon over Col. Sanford,
the man who was murdered by eoebel.
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in New England, u not insthe country,
on the retreat Of Mr.. Bryan from his
peaceful lnvallon Of the 'enemy'I eoup-
try" and tie crushing comments Of AIr.
sewell. OF Maine. Bryan's former run
ming mate. we do not see much comfort
left to the Nebrasllan. The Indian
apollS Journal, nevertheless processes
to give an explanation Of the acquies-
cence Of the Springfield Republican and
other Democratic leaders IN the inevi-
table. II Gays: with the issue before
the country THEY have no hope Of size
cess next November. Whatever the
platform may be or whomSoever the
candidate may BE, President MCKINLEY.
who has generally satisfied the country
and whose administration has been ate
tended by Z marvellous prosperity will
be reelected. This fact seems to be
conceded BY leading Democrats in most
Of the states. The anti Bryan men who
are prominent Democrats realize this
fact, and. realizing 1t, they see a sure
way to get clear Of Mr.. Bryan, his sill
yer and other heresleS. They may make
a little show of opposition, but they Will
acqulesce IL ME BFyan's nomination.
They do NOT .Rit worshipfully at Mr..
Bryan's feet as the Massachusetts,
paper ahirms. but they are waiting pa
tiently to see Mr. Bryan rejected as the
party dictator BY another defeat. When
he is again defeated they believe the
Democracy viii accept men of brains
as leaders
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1Na1ANp.
Her Present and Future Is Seen b
Lord Rossbsry.

Lord Ho1epsfys
From the London Times report Of q
speech At Chatham: Though ! read with
the greatest interest the criticisms OF
the military experts on the continent
ana read with considerably greater In
terest the deductions they draw that
the sun q England Il setting, and set
ting forever. am not aware that any
other country IN the world has ever sent
an army OF 10000 men 20 fght 1VVO
miles away from Its base. II that PC
fact, ab.it is q fact, we need not tnlnk
the impot aIioe Of England is 90 great as
Il Is sippos al to be on the continent.
There has been ! great loss Of pres
tige. / suppose that at the end Of 1888
the prestige OF England stood higher
than 1t has stood since Waterloo. am
afraid that this war has dispersed
good deal OF sentiment; but ask you
to remember that, tf It was ill-Gounded,
It 10 Infinitely better that It should be
dIspelled now than that, resting on
rotten foundation, 1t should lure US by
its dream OF power into enterprises
which might be much more disastrous
That prestige, venture to predict,
will be recovered without much uihicpl-
": What we NAYS 70 u0 - 70 sst ~ w -
selves, with as little loss as may De, y
recover all that pres Wnen ne
war 70 hnlshed u we set ourselves eAI III
estly to do the work q .Iee9veIlIls tne
reputation Wnlch unuouptSuly We ., haHe
lost by our military operations IN souLh
Africa, we shan ne intnitely more DOVE
ertul, infinitely stronger, inllnltely NOR -
formidable than at any previous time IA
our history.
This country has had TWO supreme as
sets, to @ degree which no other couh-
try In the world possesseSs dneEelore !,
venture to use the woro supreme.
They are our navy and our capltal-
weapons OF enormous importance IN
time OF war and Instruments OF enor-
nous weight in time OF peace Tnese
are the supreme assets which we nave
IN a condition superior 70 gu other ma,
lions, and with that start OF q navy ana
capital, we should not be long IN build
ing up our prestige.
We have another asset but II would
be OFFENSIVE to other nations TO say we
have It in a degree superior to any
others, and therefore VIII not say it:
Will only say 1t is solid, visible and
tangtble-l mean the character OF our
people. think that many OF US IN late
years, In watching the march Of pros
80
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Tha Honalesa Cnuae.

The Springfield CMass.) Republican.
a newspaper published under a mis-
leading title, and which has ever been
the friend of AgulnaldO. the mouth
piece Of the Atkinson "auntles" Of
Boston, and the bitter foe of the pres
emit administration, has the following
dolcfuI prediction regarding Bryan:
Tho Bryan situation is strictly
unique. Tile less his prospects of elec-
ton the tighter grows his grip on the
nomination. For the FIRST time in our
political history great party sits wor-
shipfully at the feet OF man and does
little or nothing 70 oppose leadership
which few believe can result in VIC
tory"
Coming as this dots from one OF the
most ylrulent anti-expansiOnlst sheets
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A Desperate Democracy.

Nothing pleases the Democracy. They
are determined to see nothing COM
mendable in this administration. and
their latest spasm is over the amended
Clayton Bulwer treaty, in which they
afIect to see concealed a defensive and
Offensive alliance with Great Britain.
For bold Misrepresentation they have
fairly excelled themselves this time,
and all their pother is simply a hope
less attempt to get an issue for the
campaign, which shows how really des-
perate their case is.
The agreement concerning the neu-
trallzation Of the proposed canal is, as
the treaty Itself sets forth, based upon
those rules in force with regard to the
suez canal, under which that channel
between the Mediterranean and the Red
Sea was as open to the fleet which It
was designed to send under Admiral
Watson in 1898 in pursuit Of the Span
ish feet under Admiral camara, which
had started for the Philippines, as 1t
was to the vessels Of Spain.
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LEFT COR FROM.
Fave Lords Roberts ana Kitehensr
to supegintond Movements.
WHEREABOUTS OF BULLER
still a Matter Of Conjecture, But
Events Point to Active Movements
in the Direction Of the Relief Of
LadyBmith, and General Advance
Is Looked For.


LONDON, Feb. 7.-While the stls-
pense regarding Gen. Buffers move-
ments and the operations affecting the
tate Of Ladysmith continues unrelieyed'
even by the yaguest dispatch, there
comes from other quarters interesting
news In the announcement that Field
Marshal Lord Roberts, the commander
ln-chlef OF the British forces in South
Africa, and his chief of STAN. Major
GEN. Lord Kitchener. have left for the
front. AS this Information was held
up for several hours by the censor It
seems to indicate that an important
movement is on foot.
A dispatch from sterkstroom, dated
this morning. announces that the Beers
are attacking Gen. Gatacre from two
directions. Firing was then proceed
ing between the outposts. A delayed
sterkstroon dispatch, dated Monday,
Feb. s, says that a body Of troops left
the camp Feb. 3, and that important
developments were expected. 1t is
quite probable that this explains Lord
Roberts departure and that the COM
mander-in-chief wishes either to be
present at or supervise the long-in-
tended movement by Gen. Gatacre to
Join forces with Gen. Kelly-Kenny, and
thence strongly reinforce Cen French,
completing the latters work at Coles
berg and establishing. without fear Of
serious opposition, the advanced posi-
ton for the main movement. This, Of
course, is greatly superstition, and it
can be confidently said that the depar-
ture of LoIc Roberts and Lord Kitch-
ener for the front does not indicate that
the main advance has begun. The COM
manders will probably be back in Cape
Town within short time. It is polnte6
out that the term going to the front
must not be interpreted into the idea
that great movement upon Pretoria,
by way Of Bloemfontein, has seriously
commenced. 1t will be a month, or per-
haps mucn longer. before this can be
brought about. In the meanwhile the
preliminary steps are likely to enliven
the campaign with sharp fighting, and
news from sterkstroom and Colesberg
is eagerly awaited.
Superstition regarding Gen. Butler.
owing to lack of all definite informa-
ton, is as futile as 1t was yesterday.
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pAN1sH WEST INDIES
To Be Purchased and Chatham Island
49,. Is.,, -.

To Be Purchased and Chatham Island
from Ecuador.
NEW YORK, Feb..7.-A special to tina
Herald from washington says:
A member of the foreign relations
committee of the senate is authority
for the statement that views with ref
erence to the cessiou to the Danish
West Indies have been officially ex-
changed between the United States and
Denmark.
Negotiations are also in progress with
Ecuador for the cessIon of Chatham ISL
and. of the Galapagos group. to this
government
By the acquisition of these islands
and the possession of Porto Rico and
the Hawaiian islands. the United States
will practically control the approaches
Of the proposed Nicaragua canal.
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Fixing Alaskan boundary.

NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-THE Washing
ton correspondent Of the Journal and
Advertiser AYERS that he has received
information Indicating that Ambassa-
dor Choate and Lord Salisbury were
in London Tuesday perfecting the de-
tails of the settlement Of the Alaskan
permanent boundary line with the Brit
ish right to tldewater facilities as an
essential feature of the prospective
Nicaragua canal convention.
In other words. while the Clayton
Bulwer and the Alaskan boundary have
been disassoclated out of respect to
American Justice, they are closely assoc
clated in fact.
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How's ThisP

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case Of Cntarrh that can
not be cured by Halls COtarrh Cure.
r. j. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o,
J. Cheney for the last fifteen years, and
believe him perfectly honorable In all
business transactions, and financially
able to carry out any obligation made
by their firm.
WEST q TRUAX,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O.
WALDING. KINNAN Il MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure Ia taken Inter-
nhIly, acting directly upon the blood and
mucuoua surface OF the system. Price
Testimonials free.
HALLS Family pills are the best.
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Relief IN ST. Hours,

Distressing Kidney and Bladder dis
eases relieved In six hours by New
Great South American Kidney Cure| 1t
Is q great surprise on account of its ex-
ceeding promptness in relieving pain in
bladder, kidneys and back, in male or
female. Relieves retention OF water
almost Immediately. II you want quick
relief and cure this Is the remedy. Sold
BY r. II. List, druggist. Wheeling, w.
va. tth&s
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REFLECTIONS OF A BACHELOR

A woman is labor-savlng device to
pile up wood for man to saw.
II takes woman about nine minutes
to pick out husband and three women
and seven hours to pick out hat.
A woman will break her heart be-
cause a man doesn't love her enough
and then love him a lot better because
she thinks she doesn't.
The only time a woman ever does
what you think she Is going to Is when
you think she is going to do what you
don't think she Is going to.
Nothing makes a girl madden than to
have man TO try to kiss her when
she isn't in corner and when both OF
the doors in the room are open.-New
York Press.
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The rejection of the amendment to
the queens speech by the British house
Of commons was a wise thing to do, as
the amendment was virtual censure
Of the government Right or wrong.
now that the government is involved
in war It is the duty Of those at home
to sustain the soldier in the feld.
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What is the matter with Kentucky7
Why, since the close of the rebellion the
state has been dominated by the re-
paired patriotism and mended citLzen-
ship of those who tried to destroy this
government, the surviving and degen-
crate Bonrbons. That's what's the mat
ter with Kentucky.
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Couragel

When doubts dIsmay you,
When friends betraY you,
FAN not! Sleep not!
Nor sadly pray you,
Losses you weep not
Time viii pay you.
When the stars grleve you,
When hopes deceive you,
Faint noti Despair not!
On, and achieve you.
Wounds that you bare not
Soonest leave you.
When hate o'erthrows you,
When foes oppose you,
Fail mott Retreat not!
Faith the day shows you.
Call defeat not
All life owes you.
When night has fought you,
When death has sought you,
Fear notl Blanch mott
At RuRht II has brought you.
Dying can quench not
What life has taught YOU.
Post Wheeler, in New York Press
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A New York woman went to court
and asked for an injunction to restrain
her husband from tickling her feet with
a feather. Many women would be
proud Of such distinguished attention
from their husbands.
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The youthful Mr.. Beckham would
never have taken the oath as gov
ernor Of Kentucky II he had not been
supported by Jack" chlnn and Joe"
Blackburn.
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Montana takes the prize as showing
up the most corrupt state of political
AFFAIRS Of any state In the country-and
1t is Democratic.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION. 40.
The State Of West Virginia, on'
County, IS:
In the Circuit Court Of Ohio County, WS'
Virginia, February Rules. roo.
Allie Kirby vs.. james J. Kirby-in cnl6
Gerry.
The object OF this suit Is 20 obtain : X
Vorco from the bond OF mntrimon! ~ ~,
said DEFENDANT on the ground ot Ia
than three years abandonment OF
plaintiff by said defendant. .,. AID
And II appearing from an aflldnNlL N Y,
IN said cause. at these Rules that tne
PENDANT, James ], Kirby. Is not reslae', ~
tho state OF West Virginia, and ne
having been served with process ~ \.
SUIT, on motion OF the plaintiff, by w 49,
torncy, this order OF publication Is en's,ji
AGAINST him, and Il Is ordered that tne - =
ueIenuaht, above named, be ana ~ ssgs
CURED to appear within one month ~ ~ a,
the date OF the first publication OF w, n
DER, and do what IN necessary 70 v Mi
HIS interests II Ia further ordered " y
this order be published and posted ~
QulTed by law. IA
Witness, c. il HenSing, clerk al ~
court. at tho court house Of said 81, SoTTs ,b
this 9Th day OF February, 1900, to-Wlt' ~
ruary Rules, laQl ,sS
Published the first time February 49,
c. II. HEENINGi CIelN.
hAANFLs - III ~ G4ENENAANNft Nv TYtatns
w, ]. W, CoWDBN. Attorney for f'A''
tin.
NOTICE TO TAKE DEPOSITION
Allie Kirby VS.. James ], KIRBY, IN S ,ass.
Gerry. In the Circuit Court for Ohio l0''
~, w. Va,
Take notice that the dispositions o. NIX MI.
a. Howard. Lillian Conley, Benjamln X,
land and Allie Kirby will be !llket, y. ~ ~
law office OF w, ]. w. Cowdcn. Nor-t
Chaplinc street In the city OF MRlsg,l,S
Ohio county. West Virginia, on Saiu, \,
the 18th day 81 March. 1900 between
hours OF ? O'clock n. M and Q O'Clock p,rrI
TO be read In evidence IN the above WI
cause on behalf OF said plaintiff, 49,
from any cause the taking OF SAID ~ ~
iion shall not 10 commenced, or helnh NJ
mcnced shall not be completed. or AZ
day, the taking Of tho same ahal, ~
journcd from TIM TO limo until thf -
shall be completed .,ls
ALLIE KIRBY, Plaln.E
by w ]. w COWDEN, her Attorney n
To JAMES ]. KlRBY, Defendant
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IT'S mistake to Imagine that Itch
ing piles can't be cured; a mistake to
suffer day longer than you can help.
DoAn's Ointment brings instant relief
and permanent cure. AT any drug store,
60 CENTS.
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Congressman sibley has given the
Democrats something to think over,
something they haven't had for some
time past.
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SuMMoNs.


The State OF West Virginia: a..
To the Sherin OF Ohio County, Grceu'l
We command that you summon ~, JAM
]. Kirby, n he be found in your baiilW v.
cult court OF Ohio county, at rules 70 ;.
held for said court on the first MONDAY u. J,
February, 1900. 10 ansyer a bill In chancsl
exhibited against him in the said c9uli
BY Allie Kirby. and have then ~ ~.
there this writ. Witness c. II. Iiennln.
clerk OF our said court at the court n0 Y,
Srd day OF February, 1870, and In the N''
year Of the state OF West Virginia. :,
g. II. EIENElNG, CleL%
A copy-Attest: G, H. Henntng, CLERK
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FAMILY WASHING.

Rough Dry Washed, stRrchod and
Dried B cents per pound.
Flat Work, Wa8h0d and 4roned, .
cents per pound. a.
mar mound, AZ LBT2 BROS.
Homo Steam Laundry.
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James j. Kirby ia no inhAhitAnt Of nI
balliwick, nor found therein this 5th dsy@
February, 1900. w. ]. LYLE, D. -;
For H, C. Richards s. Y.
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....FOR SALE....

.....FOR SALE.....
No. South Front street, frame dwelling,
rooms, finished attic, bath, etc. All first
clhss.
Mrs Lambs residence at Echo Point. A
rare opportunity 10 secure home.
Ten.ropm frame dwelling IN Glendale
VIII exchange for dwelling In Wheeling.
Nos 1910 md 1874 McCollOch St., cheap.
a very desirable residence on South
ChapllnO street
4 desirable residence and unlmproved
lots In lentherwood.
NO SOl7 Jacob street. a desirable modern
dwelling, very cheap.
number Of desirable building lots along
inc line OF the Elm Grove railroad,
FOR RENT.
NO. Us Eighteenth street
no. 1l01 Lind street
NO. is South Penn street.
Desirable dwelling In LeRthcrwood.
SIMPSON q TATUM,
Room :. City Bank Building. Phone GA
n RDATEsT FACILITIES FOR THE
~ Prompt Completion OF Orders Al tho
4ntolllgenoOr Job Printing o@co.
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1fid-Wtnter Excursion to Washing
$40. ton City Via B. g o. $40.
Thursday February Is. Fare for the
round trip. $40. Tickets good ten days
For full information, apply at ticket
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PROPOSALS.
TTAuIdNe coal AND COKE.

Bids will be received at the office Of the
Board Of Gas Trustees until 1880 o'clock
D. m, February Is, 1900, for hauling coal
from Baltimore y Ohio railroad Hemp.
field yard to coal house at gas works, and
hauling and loading coke into box cars a
mInal tracks, for twelve months, begin
ing March /, 1900 Specifications or agree
ment to be signed can be seen at their
office. The board reserves the right to re-
ject any or all bids.
GODFREY sCHuL. Secretary. fe6
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THE INTELLIGENCER.
WHEELING. FEBRuARY 8. 1ooo.
Meeting Of tie State League Of Re.
publican Clubs


To the Republicans OF West Virginia,
The time has come for aggressive action
on the part OF all adherents Of our great
marty, which Is now, as ever, the parry
81 vital and positive principles. This year,
"a ieretofoFe, Republlcanlsn means patft-
otism. II therefore behooves the friends
az GOOD government everywhere to use all
honorable means TO pereptuAte Republican
DFinciDleS by bringing about the election
81 overwhelming mAtoritles Of the Repup-
iican national, state and local nominees
In the pending campaign. 5uch enort
should not cease until victory Is won.
IN view Of the great influence for Boou
welded by club organizations IN dlstriO-
utinE political literature ana arousinB en-
thusiasm upon the live questions ot the
day, q meeting Of the West virginia st9te
League Of Republican Clubs Is hereby
called for
THURSDAY, MARCH 8. 1900.
10 be held In the city Of Parkersbllrg, W,
va, for the purposes OF reorganization
consideration OF plans Of work for this
years campaign, election Of delegates 70
the National League meeting, ana foE
such other business as may properly come
before It. Each club Is entitled TO five dele
gates, and It should also elect hve alter
Mates Republicans in every county are
urged TO organize clubs at once, ana SEND
the name OF each club, with lists OF Officers
and delegates, without delay. to the sec
rotary at Charleston.
Speakers Of national reputation Will DC
present to address the meeting.
BY order of the Executive Committee.
WAI. BURDETTE MATHEWS,
First Vice President
D, 2. HUGHES. Secretary.
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FEMA1E HELP WANTED.

C.1n A DAY EASILY MADE TAX
10 1Ny ING orders for Life OF Moody"
hest book Best TERMS Credit Full OUT
nc free. STANDARD PUBLISHING CO.,
u N. Sixth 81, uhiladelphia, Pa jazz
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IF business men and merchants
consult their best interests they will
advertise in the Intelligeneer.
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1The iNTELLIGENCER, embracing itS
several sdIttons, Is entered in the Post
once at wheeling. ". Va. ~ second
class matter)