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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-06-08

Moki Tea positively cures sick head
ache. indigestion and constipation. A
delightful herb drink. Removes all
eruptions OF the skin. producing a per-
feet complexion. or money refunded.
25 cts. and 80 cts.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-06-08

"peWitt's Little Early Risers are the
finest pills | ever ussd."-D. j. Moore,
Millbrook. Ala. They quickly cure all
liver and bowel troubles. Berry Drug
GO. and Cosmopolitan Drug stores.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-06-08
EVENING.

The Eighteenth annual session OF the
New Mexico Medical society closed its
labors Wednesday evening by the cleo
Its officers for the ensuing year:
President, DR.. J. II. Sloan, Santa Fe:
first vice president. DR.. q. w. Hope,
Albuquerque; second vice president.
DR.. George c. Bryan. Alamogordo;
third vice president. DR.. J. A. Rolls.
Watrous; secretary, DR.. j. Frank Me-
Connell, Las Cruces; treasurer, DR.. q.
w. Harrison. Albuquerque. Executive
committee. DR.. George G. Bryan.
chairman: DR.. w. II. Upton. of Las
Vegas and DIR. 8. ID. Swope of Deming.
A committee on legislation whose
mission It shall be to draft an act for
the better protection OF public health
and vesting in the territorial board OF
health some reasonable modlcum OF au-
thority to cope with epidemics OF con
tagious disease, was also named with
instructions to prepare for presentation
to the legislative assembly next winter
showing how necessary Is legislation
on the subject and what limited power
the board now possesses to enforce any
rules and regulations 1t may adopt for
the protection OF the people against the
spread OF c~ontagion. This committee
Is composed as follows: Or. Upton. DIR.
Sloan. DIR. Swope. DR.. Bryan and DIR.
Harrison.
A~lamogordo was unanimously chosen
and Enthusiastically selected as the
place for the annual meeting.
There was an animated discussion OF
the several papers on live topics read
before the meeting and 1t was decided
that the society would issue a pam.
phlet containing these papers together
with the proceedings OF this session.
Wednesday night a reception was
rendered them at the home OF Hon. T.
b. Catron. where about so people as
sembied to greet them. and a delightful
social evening was passed.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-06-08

Just arrived-another lot OF those
pretty silk waists. Whether you con-
template buying or not. ID VIM interest
you 60 see the most. sles&Ht line OF silk
waists IN the city. Rosewald Broa.
Matthews for and scientific
dispensing.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-06-08

For anything In the line OF hot
weather wearables call on us. We can
save you money. Simon Stern. the
Railroad avenue clothier.
Pillows for camping outfts-Just the
thing to take with you to the moun
tains. Only 20 cents each. b. nfeld
q 20.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-06-08

"ANTkD-Active men Of good character
w 10 deliver and collect Tor an old estab-
llshed wholesale and exporting house. Bona
tide salary of 5000 year guaranteed with eK.
peuscs. no experience required. References
exchanged. Enclose self addressed stamped
envelope TO WHOLESALERS AND kA.
PORTkRS, Third Floor 334 Dearborn ST.,
Chicago, Ill.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-06-08
MEDICAL SOCIETY
Physicians Of the Territory Assem-
bIed at the Territorial Capitol,
Next MEETING At AlAM0G0RD0.

The annual session Of the New Mex
leo medical association convened at the
Eiks hall. Santa Fe. Wednesday af-
ternoon. DR.. I. p. Martin, OF Taos
county, presiding. DIR. w. q. Hope, or
Albuquerque, IL secretary and Miss
Nofsinger acting as s~tenographer.
The address OF welcome was made by
Solicitor General f. L. Bartlett in his
usual happy vein, in which he extended
the visitors hearty greeting on behalf
Of the citizens of Santa Fe and compli-
mented them upon the number and high
character OF their membership and the
zeal they had shown in advancing their
professional standard throughout New
Mexico.
At Wednesday afternoons session
entertaining papers. dealing with sub
jects as follows were read n very
generally discussed:
REST or Exercise in the open Air
in Treatment of Phthisis-Which?" by
DIR. Frank Mcconnell. Of Las Cruces.
"A Case OF Extra Uterine Pregnancy
Operation and Recovery" by DR.. w. r..
Upton, Of Las Vegas.
"A Case Of senlle Gangrene." by DIR.
J. A. Rolls. OF watrous.
The tuberculosis Patient as a
Source Of Revenue" by Or. $. ID.
Swope. OF Demlng.
In the afternoon Solicitor General
Bartlett. on behalf OF the woman's
Board OF Trade, took the visiting menu
bers Of the society In carriages for a
drive over the city.
In attendance upon the meeting are
allthe Santa Fe physicians. and those
from territorial points are: Or. T. II.
Martin, OF Taos. Dr. W. r. Upton. OF
Las Vegas, DR.. L. Hines. Of Springer.
DR.. J. A. Rolls OF watrous. DR.. George
C. Bryan OF Alamogordo. Drs. Frank
ID. Bishop. W. @. Hope. q. w. Harri-
son and Geo. w. Graves Of Albuquer-
uno
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-06-08

Plumbing and gas hitting. Whit }
Co.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-06-08

A TToRNEYs-AT-LAw, A~lbuaueraue, NJ.
"A M. Otice, rooms . and 8, First National
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q

A TToRNEY.AT.LAw. ONCE, room 2, N
n T. Amijo building. VIII practice In al
the courts OF the territory,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-06-08
TIM e
Santa f Pacific

FROM THR VEST Arrives
No. 2-AtlanttC kXprese. .......... 10 &c pm
GOING WEST Leaves
No. l-Pacitic Express .............. e;0b pm
Nos. ! and 2, / acihc and Atlantic Express
have Pullman palace drawing room cars, tour.
list sleeping cars aud chair cars between CHI
cago and Los Angeles and San francisco.
Nos. ~ and ~. Mexico and Local Express,
have Pullman palace cars aud chair cars from
HI Paso to Kansas City.
A. l.. OOSRAD, Joint A gent
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-06-08
w. r. ELLEY,


Attorney-at-LAw
Socouo, New Mexico,
Prompt attention given 70 collections and
for mines.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-06-08

A TTORNEY.AT.LAW "a " street N, W.
"A Washington. ID. c. Pensions, lands, pat
ents, Copyrights. ~caviats, letters patent, trade
marks, claims.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-06-08
MR.. CLossoN QUITS.

]. o. GIDEON,
2oS and 2i5 South First street.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-10-24
Yolitilde Mn,cigen.
ManemurrI rIan,ntlm,t9
unter Zen Mufpt,tem Ger
"0emo6rati(6en gutge(O=
ciga Don Jl(arD(anO."
N9tb. Sn1n R. Gntpen tuirh
prdiibiren.
q ner:
A6t6. 2Silliam a. cSpnG,
bon canton, SbO
AGt6. Sames 81. 3eG,
bpu Qbilopctpbia
A6t6. Santes 81. 3e&,
BON QbiIaoclpbi

rWsnn i9 ii6er3sugt gsmeisn more,
ouB Die Republitdner Die Sa4s islbIt
gum 2lustroe gshradt baben tpnntsn,
piiros ss fir mid angeueAmer uno
leSdtsr gepeIsn iein, bsi Ssite gu trez
ten unO oieielben gspdhren gu Iailsn.
Sd belt es fir msine pfli6t, Den s6rz
liden Mahen Der Oemotratie, uno nod
me6r osm Golte 9e9snuber - oenn Die
qorlsi but fsinsn Wsrtb. es lei osnn,
piefslbs farm Dem Solte ebrlid uno sr@
folgrsih D;snan - meinen Stunopuntt
nebsn ben porgel6rittsnen Solomon
fir Gsfosm uno CUTE Eegisrung gu
nsbman uno init Oenen, bic ii4 Inn
mid psriammsltsn. gu its6en oper gu
fallen. 2(uf jsner nShus" baute la
meine poiiiii6 GriIten5 unp ale maine
purtsizgsrbiuoun9en our6 bsn gan3sn
Stau;. ST. mari mid itlbIt in bic
grsi6e, nm Dan bsmotra.;i9sn MaHen
Der Staot W{utb eIn5ufl0ben uno I'M
init Der an9ebiifen. a6sr perT4dmtsn
3e9ularitdt gu bre6er." (Samuel $.
SiSoen, 1917
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-10-24

gIrtsrEburG, g.<Q1., u.
Ct;co.E. - SD.I 0s3yy, ngl4s D.
G2msn ecl,ns ur3 GzGc-Q crg15sg.
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Su1, DnrOsH ab<r DCn srtm gtsm
flr, D.r cine 6<fhtsi5unq oCa ibpn
blis, Derh1flt. % 6ef.rCtn I'D
jesi Gtros tisr im Gs'dr7n.t. g.ntr
't,bi be Sfa.D lui J<n 1T5ar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-10-24
StnpeQauf.



YRilo De.P 6id, %. Ofto5sr.
: 3as reue ruf;Ifs S4l1at.f.F-
gtet03sn" mnros f;u:s Ratmi:.19 i'm
GramPTfen Sftifsbau6oIe IrEol3z
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u. Soto0tBtp, Don Der ruff. 1fen (reTp
qristiif tat5o. ,AsO &ir6. inQ:ny
Yort unc 3frai onoers qop:r uoI3oz
gen Die 3auf Gsrsmon;s. Dr. nRst.
Dl3en" III oas qr0Bte, jsmals in I'm
8er. Staatsn 9sbauts Sf,cf:,f:
uao DrO i'm Gar3en T6.r 5000
600 fc1zp
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-10-24
Gin NiIn,amt fmr Gnnnna

Uiontredl Gue., %. Ctto6sr.
- Sin feute frub in eirsm tle;r.r
Ier-uErtf1ui< an Dsr 4rf7m5-ul.z
G1r2 ausgs6rc4sreE igsptr fotets
FGaF aI7oer oIs Gs6er. Il-slJsr r.
Ed:<n 'r iEren gstsr n c5rsr
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tzr, I1msrs Gs6.anc, sztitt ff.rrs
Ir1rcnuHosF, nd6ysr5 b.s W-:yr
MI e,4.Sa 0<rksargsn fntt1m.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-10-24
@rap will niht (asen, wfn IT Ills
prahbfnt bsuopuat.
Ser Tid,ter crfldrt inoeiien, SaH er
fir oaS oempfratiid1c Staats=
Sidet ppn 9elamare ftimmen
mill,


Wi1mington, Del, 19. Off,
ells Dem 9id'er 9raD Elm 3situngsz
2lrtitel pprssiegt puroe, ipsi9ar Die
grfidrung entbielt, er 6ea6Ti4sigs, fir
Srpan uls PrdIioent Der Ser. Staa.sn
gu ltimnen, erspiosrte er, oab er Ntez
manoem 9eiagt battle. tpie er itmmen
piitoe, unD 8einer pifie. mas er gu
tgun gebaG1fe.
n0o4 f0nnsu Sic iasen," fists sr
bin5u, voaB i4 fir oas 'osmofrat}l lde
Staatstidet ftimmen peros."
8or pier Sa5rsn mar Hifter 8rop
in lebsreinitimmung nit Den @oloz
Oemotruten. (PFitabelpbta goening
Selegrupb) (29O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-10-24
YoIitiide Mn,eisem.
prpan's Gouln trkldrt Seasn fAn@
fdtsn fir wabnhnnig.
Ser 1aifpr @illiam 6. Steele tpiro
tucscn Der Silber=9bcprie'n Ses
Ganntbaten gcgcn icinen Gcr=
fu0nSfen Sfimmen.

s~S oSss W. ~S$~\s$ ~ ~ -
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tuanSten ifimmen.
Diaiam S. 8rpan Pat in Srooflpn
sinen 9lutsperpdnbten, Der in bieiem
Sabre fir PrdIoent Wo8inlep finn
men miro. Der PaItor @iniom s.
Stesle, preoiger an Der 8iGsttzStraz
Zen msibooiltii6 epiltopalsn Stride
in Muntuttan, Der in Nr. 455, 9aliep=
Sirabs, 9ropslDn, tpo6nt, lit Elm Sobn
Der S6ipeitsr BON grpan's 9ater uno
besbal6 Elm Diretter @ouIin bss psmoz
trattiden Ganbioatsn. gr fagte bor=
9eitsrn:
nMan iugt, baB glut oidsr lit, als
Baisr, a6sr i9 farm niht fir meinsu
GpuIin fttmmen, neil leine potit;i6sn
@nli6ten pa6nTtnnis fino. S9 babe
Dor 5rn. SrDan psrIOntih nur Die
gr0Bts Ndtun9, Dsnn sr lit EN- gutter
Sbrif, aber feline Shsorien in 8s5ug
auf Silber IinD perlpirrl unD lpiirben
i'm Sale ibrer prattilden Ginf i9run9
unldgNdes glsno anrfdten." (Nstpz
Yort 9eralD.) (29O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-10-24
Join e. Gri6le,

Sanoidub. .Gr6ffnuna; ncus @erbnfurben. aio.,
Sueos= uno No5a= =canoibube fir Mdnner, sSrauen
uno sinssr ed5iIopatt=S Seitenfdmme unb guretten
fir oas 0uar. Tsus Sbmuda9en uno Silber=Ro=
pitdtcu Heue IrausrzS Sbnludiaten 9rptsu.
2orQuetten.&etteu. &rueen= II. Mani6ettsnzGnopfe.
Soiletttnsartitsl. &dmms, girften, Sunopisaei
eeifcn uno 9uocrbubicn. 9arimsrie, sefe uno
GefttspuOer.
Gs tpiro Ssutib eeiSro5sn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-10-24
Jnnf aiHbtr trnifi

gionirtal. Gsrobl, -. oil
Der clnl5ity 8HlrJm0niiu tli
miiGdhili, blb bs gen5orG Gas
runl cir Sfual guEtlu Der t8n.l
lidsH Umnf iu Gdrlbl trud. 4
mn. um Dff Hd.rb bst BolbIuaDs
in Hf.i.if 0cAr.l uHt im au
tftfr Qof5UsII .Or.i5fmm rld
bfr lff. Gi11lsH 400 But.H0tfH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-10-24

1fb8 tW DVIUtHHH HfHHFHHfT u WH HHfH
Imnhosisn ~ apbHbsai bfbaai tif ibf.lBsiif
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Wfffs1isbftiasnrgfn HiH ffiifd bn aaniadtfs
Fau am Iaaf bb Huiahil tu Nd iH lHa
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30 4rHHfn hAu ltHfni ifih
sire HntalluHd r6r ~ wifb zen hm RlTrt
nH6 ittH WflHtHuft luf dfli b1 hniaHh pt.
laHs'
NbafIft Fta Hurfiir.
W. 5m unaHtif IfHHfeftautf
RttttaHt
81 ,9ta1, uHiiisnalfT.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-10-24
eSartfs & @f6. g-Ec1r
VcrDalfcr5 0erfauf
Eg-

2rsfi fizss GrlsFfE tfs 2-sssceri@.s gr 2 ~,
gar %Glfr=grf Eirg :er gz:srs sel1rsre N,ru1lfer
1fsHEag rsH D. Ef.gbfr. 5s@ui.tses 2 tihr
r+s iemmff1cz rs@ra4ftEt Defgf.@EGer E-frBssH
%e1tFrEaBrGzf 5fE1t ftT 1hrlf Der sfEHt
% Efi EHb S;slf az gfftHfll4u Grffisr sfrs
sGEfsE
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-10-24

40 .t us ta# F.Hn
btH t fa#n la# HH.
hfHH #H##4 .tHH
ha# at a#HF uutf
t.a EHtfs H.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-10-24
Gs tpiro Seutib eeiSro6sn
Srible, Nr. 80. @cit 9crinstpnitr.
Wenn Sir l)reife anaegsbrn (ebsn

fiir ireeno enen Irtittl in uuiercr 8s6Gits=
brande, 10 oerQeiien 81, ridt, oab sic osielb!
94oare bon uns etenio bili9 uro oit biligsr
frbaltsn fonnen.
rs9ir fnp fcts benlibt, sab Riemano baiesr
berfduft, uls mir.
s. 4. 9eirfon & Co.,
9dntlsr NIT 9tapels unb feineu Groceries,
26O Weif=Bioole=Strabe.
CSept26 6Mte idS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-10-24
THE BALTIMORE TRUST
AND GUARANTEE co

9aSltaI. 900 OOO.
HsberfcbuS.. ........... 81 900 OGO.
Gde Salpert= unb sSapette= Straf,e,
eermistbet fiebere Sep ojitsn. gebGlter
tn tbren seaeu Seuer unb Ginbu6sr a.iit.rten
Genolben.
gtmmt @eloer aIs Depoitum entseacE. bic Gbe6s
Mt Siht untsrworten iino u.a besab!t Sialen aui
tdsltGs Bilonsen.
aIitt eIs 2.AsmentsuOritr,d.r, Nabtasp.,naItcr,
IruIiee. ForMuno H. {. tp auf. ebeufo eIe Bernatet
untel SupotbeI
lebertraeunss @senten unb R.siaratsren Don
&ffeften unb SbIisationcn.
ntbsSnimmt bic Gintaiiiruns Don Ginionu,eu. 0t.
etosnben, Wttethen II. ~. uno ore: fur pinttIids
eus3obIuns eerftIben.
Roberf q. Dapfefon, grdfb,at.
Sob" y. @bisrisse. ] Si;s'SrafiSsntsn.
GbaS. AZ. Saer. ss!r,tdr urb ehasmeiifsr
(Rrs22.l SI&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-10-24

Sn Cpppiitipn
gu Der plutlform
e;nss ratlonolen politiI4en parIsi,
in Del6sr
Elm Qn9riff ouf bas
Sbergsri6t,
oas 606its Sribunol i'm 2anoe,
bic S4uBrpsbr uni feper geI6rie6ensn
GonItliution genra6t fpirb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-10-24
60. 9abrgang. .

Sdltimprc=C abn= Bulletin.
S1.5O BON Baltimore nacb philadelphia nuo
suriid am SUmtao, ben % Gttober Or
Spesialsua perldbt ben Gambcn=SabHbot um
!9 llbr Sormittaes, ben WOunt RopalsSabn'
bof UNI 8 llbr 35 Nin. @ormittaQ5; Hs e t c
@eleee belt Dieisr sal on.
(2g0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-10-24
bic .otmoiratiifs GufstIozeign bon
TarglaHD.A
(Z9O
germild,fe teltarnphilfe 7fptifleu.

- De Colts'iff Gbem.l1li,Hs51s
BRIT ~ Gorq 6ia. na6e O1Osrln, r.
T.. a:Ha q>iteIn IN Jlamm,H aui. Ger
luii $4,000.
~ prdfo.ri Wtainl,D urb gseltis
ter iaHsn um III llbr qsfrn Dor
miiiaa iuobitsbalitn aus Waibinaion
~ Canton. G.. an.
- gti bsm 1orraoo 6si po5i.
3,rds. hro 10 tIs r. QtdcUm um
qdomm,n, barun.fr itdf Qs1u. 1i.
H. ;.B,m aEs t@'l.t.a 1aa'. msgs.
Ten. NorblIt pcu go5i. mo Btds
6duFu tiratriF,n purban. lea aud
cine dnId5l g,t|ontu umat'cmmtn
itin.
sTo MA.
frss'di' Hots'f'. Dem lnas l,asf lss
U..s \" LL0-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-10-24

Iui Jtt UiIt uItp Suit JI@SIeiHiS o.
nsbn1aa uno init Oensn, bic ii4 I'm
mid psrTammeltsn. gu ite6en ooer 81
falen. 2(uf jsner nShus" baute id
meine ppiiiiI I6e griIten5 unD ale m2ir
Yartsis8srbiaouneen our6 bsn gan3sl
Staa;. SA mari mid itlbIt in bS
grel6e, nm Dan osmotra.i9en Ma1e1
Der Staot Mut1 ein5ufl0ben unb IN
init Der angebtifen. absr' perI4dmter
Regularitdt gu breher." (Samuel s
Sifosn, 1917
WaHemncrja,,a,lttng
Cpppiitipn
Der fraien uno unbeI9rGnftan
Prdgurg BON Silber
gu Der Hate bon 16 3u 1.
Sm cpppfition
gu Der Ylattform elmer
nationaIen politiI Iden Partsi,
Die einen 9Qngriff auf
ben @reoit. bas Gigantbum,
uniere Gegisrung unb unisrs GibiliIas
tion mahF.
Sn Sppuiitipn
elmer ndFionalsn poIitiI6sn 9ar:ei,
in tpeI6er 8sFeBloiigfe:t inboTIirt
uno bic untsroriidung oerIeibsn purf
bic Geri9te eemiBbiQigt pirb.
Sm Sppoiition
Der platiform elmer
nationalen poliiiI6sn partei,
in psl9sr bic 6orperung geitsQt tpirb,
oab Die biirgsrfi9s Srsi6eil,
Gontratte ein5uge6sn,
0ur9 ben Staat beiArdntt perbsn
ioG.
Sn Cpppiitipn
gu Der platlform
esnsS rationoIen pOlitiihsn partsi,
in tpelhar
Elm Qngriff auF bas
Sbergsri6t,
oas 606ite 5ribunol i'm 2anoe,
Die S6uBpa6r unieper qeI6rie6enen
Contribution gemuat pirb.
Cine iOlebe Vlattform
lit midi nur
cine Vsrkbun9 aQsr prin3ipien
Der oemotrotiidsn paytei,
Der partsi Der Contribution,
i'onoern il entI9ieoan
unamsrlsdnii9 uno populiitii6.
Gin anfrui an ale SHraer,
iih uber parteizRiidiiften 8u sr6s6en,
in elmer
"patrioftIfen 9ertbalbiguno Der
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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1900-03-28
McELWEE vs.. McGlLL.
Synopsis of an Important York County Case
Recently Settled.

Synopsis of an Important York County Case
Recently Settled.
The Columbia State of Wednesday,
prints the following synopsis of the
supreme court decision in the case OF
McElwee vs.. McGill. The synopsis
was prepared by John S. Reynolds,
ESQ.,, of the Columbia bar:
Margaret A. McElwee, respondent,
VS.. Elizabeth C. McGill and others, ap'
pellants. Assignment. Acceptance
and release. Mistake.
On June 2, 1896, Kennedy Bros. &
Barron, merchants of Yorkville, being
insolvent, made an assignment to D.
E. Finley, for the benefit of their
creditors as should, within 80 days
from date thereof, accept its terms
and execute a release of their claims
and file the same with the assignee.
By the terms of this assignment the
period in which creditors should so
accept the release, expired on 2lst
August, 1896; but in the notice
to creditors, prepared at Finley's re-
quest by J. S. Brice, his law partner,
September l was designated as the last
day for such acceptance and release.
On September l, 1896, certain credi-
tors, by their attorneys, met in the OF.
fee of Finley-he being absent-and
executed among themselves an agree
ment "not to release their respective
claims, provided that every creditor
represented by any Of the following
members of the York bar shall by
himself or his attorney sign the agree
ment." The plaintiff and other credi.
tors joining in her contention, signed
this agreement, and among the sigma
ture thereto was "Miss E. G. McGill,
per J. S. Brice, attorney" Brice, in
fact, had no authority to sign for Miss
McGill but no bad faith is imputed to
him. Before the execution of the
agreement aforesaid, namely, on Au-
gust 20, 1896, Miss McGill's acceptance
and release had been filed with the
assignee-a fact of which Brice was
wholly ignorant when enormously sup
posing himself to be Miss McGill's
attorney, he signed the agreement In
question.
The object of this action was to set
aside the acceptance and release exc
cuted by Miss McGill, so that she
should stand, with plaintiff and others
in like plight, as a non-releasing credi-
tor. The circuit judge decreed that
such acceptance and release should be
set aside, and that the assets of the as
sipnors be distributed accordingly.
Miss McGill appealed.
The preference, in the assignment, OF
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1900-03-28
THE ASSASSIN OF GOEBEL.
Suspicion Is Centering on q Famous Negro
Dead-Shot.

Suspicion Is Centering on Famous Negro
Dead-Shot.
The name of "Tallow Dick" Combs
has been on everybody's tongue in
Frankfort this week, says dispatch
of last Thursday. Numbers of people
were found who remembered seeing the
negro standing on Kagin's corner morn
ing after morning before Governor
Goebel was shot, closely watching
every one that passed going toward
the statehouse. Those who saw him
then recall plainly that he was intent
ly watching Goebel.
Of course, every one has a theory
about the assassination but the one
most credited here is to the effect that
the assassin was not originally brought
to Frankfort to shoot or assist in shoot
ing Goebel, but that after he arrived
here as an alleged "witness" before
the contest committees, the idea sud.
denly struck the conspirators that the
man aflerward employed was the very
man to do the job; that he was sure
shot, and none would suspect him Of
firing the shot. 1t is said the alleged
assassin arrived here just after the
plan had been abandoned of having
some one slip in Goebel's room after
be was asleep, turn on the gas and al.
low him to die by asphyxiation as if
by accident.
His coming, with his reputation al.
ready established as an accomplished
assassin, was an inspiration to the plot
ters. He was told to familiarize him
self with Goebel so he could pick him
out anywhere. Goebel was pointed
out to him and he became so familiar
with the governors figure that he
could soon tell him at any distance.
This knowledge obtained, the next
thing was to select the ambush from