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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1900-12-04
NOTICE.

All persons holding claims against
the estate Of Thos. P. Mitchell, de-
ceased, will present the same duly
verified to A. S. i ". D. Douglass,
Attorneys, Winnsboro, S. c., and all
persons ino ybted to said estate will
make payment to the undersigned.
R. q. BRICE,
1928 Administrator.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1900-12-04
LOCAL HATTEkz
Read citation.

4scaU ClLaLlOD.
AN auction sale at the d tock store
on Monday attracted Iarel q crowd
Many of the stores have gotten in
their Xmas goods and are onenine
them up.
LOU must pay up on OF before the
@.'n oh tnls month II you f1esire any
Of the prize money.
The most effective little liver Mills
made are DeWitt's Little Ea| |rIv Riserr
lucy never grlpe' McMa'ter 60.
Sunday was an ideally beautiful
day and there were good congrega.
tions out az all OF the cnFrches that
were open for services.
There will be hot 81 sYunner at Mr..
J. R. Curlee's on Friday night for the
benefit of the Greenbrier heinrich The
puOiic Is cordially lnVl' ed 10 attend.
"A hot supper will be given at the
residence of Mr.. W. s McDonaId
near Milford, Friday n| igbt for the
benefit of Hebron church Pnb)ic in.
Vited.
DeWitt's Little Earl Risers ora
dainty little pills, but tt Ssv never fail
" c!eanse l!Eer, remove ebstructions
and inVigorate the system McMsster
Co. ''''A
Judge o. ". Bucl n.n Wa, ,
guest at 'ne banquet CIV ! last Friday
nnsnt ny 1ne o. Anore Is Society of
oH8riesVon' Inc TOAST lur Country"
was responded to by Jud e Rucbsnan
ray "nae you o"a and you may
got S0,VVo lOr oolng So See cur spe-
cial offer to delinquent nbscribers IN
next issue.
G3n,t use any OF tne bunterfeits Of
penNrs HEcn dazel : i've. Most of
;u.m arc NV "ortniesS OF liable to cause
IIIJuy; tue orlSlna! Wits Witch
nans. aaa11 oslVe Is a certain cure for piles,
sia, 80 s;,oS 0a., SSSl9S, y rms, sores aud
skln diseases McMase Co.
MIR. 4. N. McMa ter received q
telegram on Sunday frt N Lieut. R. Il.
Acmaslsr announclns his arrival in
eau francisco Irom Manila. Lieut..
AlcMaSter Is now on . way to Wash
i'g'on' ms 1rlends will be glad to !
know Of his safe arri, al after bis ,ono |
voyage.
MI ana MRS. { B. Lyles, for |
nerly of this county bat now Of Co. |
umbia, lost their Infant son, olin |
lugh, on Saturday nig1ast. The little |
mes body was brough to Fairfield |
nd was inferred in aeshagsisel
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1900-12-04
Mrs. Lyles have the sym athy Of many
friends in their sorroH.


friends in their sorrow.
When you, need a soothing and heal
ing antiseptic application for any pur:
pose, use the original DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve, we'll known curs for
piles and skin diseases. It heals sores
without leaving a scar. Beware OF
couaterfeits. McMaster Co.
"A small cotton fire occurred at
the freight depot on Saturday morn.
ing. The fire was ddiscovered among
the bales on the platform at about
midday on Saturday and as it had not
! progressed very far the alarm was not
z given, and those in the immediate
neighberhood knew nothing Of the
fire until the scorcbed bales were re-
moved from the platform. Inc fire
was probably caused by spark from
apassing engine and it is moat fortu.
nate that it occurred in daylight when
there were number Of people around.
Had it begun during the night it
might have done considerable damage.
Three Or four bales were slightly |
burned but the fire was extinguished |
too quickly for much of the cotton to |
have burned.
Help is needed at once when q per.
aon's life is in danger. A neglected
cough or cold NAV soon become seri
Gus and should be stopped at once.
One Minute Cough Cure quickly cures
coughs and colds and the worst cases
OF Group, bronchitis, grippe and other
tnroat and lung troubles. McMaster
Co.
Rev. j. D. Crout returned on
Monday from Chester and brought
With him The unwelcome news that he |
has been transferred from Winnsboro
to church in the lower part of the :
stare. This news is a great shock to .
his congregation here who al! felt con- c
hden' that be was to be returned to d
thel for at least another year. The
removal of their beloved pastor is
great sorrow to the Methodists of this
place and Greenbriar, for be has T
greatly endeared himself to bis people
during the three years IF his pastnrate. a
The minister who has bee ned
to this place is Rev. Mr.. Taylor, and ri
he will probably occupy the pulpit of
this church next Sunday. He and his
family will be welcomed to Winns
ooro. The Winnsboro people of other
denominations join with the Merhodists a.
n their regret over the leaving of s;
Rev. Mr.. Crout and his family.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1900-12-04
SUMMONS.

| oot 4 OF rAlRS
COURT OF COMMON
The Peoples Bank, of
South Carolina, Plai3df,
against
Sol. Wolfe, q. c. Wolfe, David C. B
Wolfe, Sara W. DesPortes, Re.
beccs G. Brannon. Eta L. Nathan.
D. j. Kaufman, 1sabelle Baruch, anG
Rose E. Lytton, Defendants.
Copy Summons. For Relief. Complaint
not Serred.
TO {" ,,nt above-nsmed:
W. -. .creby summoned and re-.
Il CURED to answer the complaint
in this action, which is filed in the
Office Of the Clerk Of the Court Of
Common Pleas, for the said County,
and to serve q copy Of your answer
he said complaint on the subscrib-
their Offices above The WinnS.
t"'.u Bank, Winnsboro, S. c.. within
"enty days after the service hereof,
"a elusive of the day Of such service:
al l If you fail TO answer the complaint
within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff
in this actien will apply to the Courl
for the relief demanded in the com.
plant.
November seth, 1900.
RAGSDALE & RAGSDALE,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
10 all Of the defendants above.named
except the defendan: Sara w. Des-
Portes;
Take notice that The complaint in |
bis action (together with the sum.
mons, of which the foregoing is
opy,) was filed in the Office of the
;lerk of the Court of Common Pleas.
t Winnsboro, County of Fairfield, in
he State of South Carolina, on the
st day of December, 1900.
RAGSDALE j. RAGSDALE.
12-1.St Plaintiffs Attorneys.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1900-12-04
PRESTON RION,
AGENT FOB

Pacific Fire Insurance Company Of
New York.
Glen Fall Insurance Company OF
New York.
Rochester German insurance Com.
pany of Rochester, N. Y.
Solicits share Of public patronage.
9-26-1y
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1900-12-04
A Challenge from Camden

I have received a challenge for a
game of football from Camden. All
young men in town interested in the
game please meet me at the passenger
depot this (Tuesday) evening at s
O'Clock.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1900-12-04
Sale of Personal Property.

AS Administrator OF the estate Of
Thomas P. Mitchell, deceased, will
sell the personal property belonging
to the estate of said intestate ct his
late residence, near Avon, s. c., on
Wednesday, December 18th, 1900.
Terms of Sale-Cash.
Z. G. BRICE,
1928 Administrator.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1900-12-04

GA q ToRfA,
s's's ii. hTh Kind Yes Han AInl1 Ist
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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1900-12-04

Success to The NEWS AND HERALD.
December 8, 1900. D. Il. e.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1900-12-04

When you. need soothing and heal
ing antiseptic application for any pur.
pose, use the original DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve, we'll known cure for
piles and skin diseases. It heals sores
without leaving scar. Beware of
counterfeits. McMaster Co.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1900-02-20
NATIONAL BANKRUPTCY LAW.
A Suit Begun Against It. Said to be
Unconstitutional.

Chattanooga, Tenn. Feb. 11.-Suit has
been filed here in the Federal court by
the Hanover National Bank OF New
York attacking the constitutionaEty ri
the National Bankruptcy Act. It Is
claimed that tht. ac; violates the Federal
Constitution, in that It is not uniform
and equally applicable 10 al citizens.
The. objection on this ground i tnll
the 2ct denies voluntary bankruptcy I"
corporations that are citizens Of their
respective States, as Iauch rs ordinary
cltizerS, while permitting all other clt4-
Zens 70 90 into voluntary bankruptcy
and also denies the right t1 proceed
IL involuntary bankruptcy against wage
earner> or l&Ar>cns engaged chiefly III
farming T.. The iillaGt OF the soil while
allowing involuntary proceedings against
all other citizens whether persons or
intur1s ratiun>. II is also alleged that
the act i nct ul.fo.m as guaranteed
by the Constitution, heIu-e II allows tx
e~n1IiorS to debtors in varying amounts,
according 10 the laws Of the State or the
donlicil,. Of >ucl debtor. II Is expected
the tlst. viii bc taken 10 the nlteC
States Supreme Court.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1900-02-20
DON'T LIKE THE SENATE BILL.
House Conferees Object to Bimetallic
and Refunding Sections.

Washington. Feb. 1.-THE Republican
members Of the conferences committee
IL. Ing charge If 1ln- Finlln Bill held
Il Urutractcki session toutV Leg nlllng II
il 4. m, and lasting uit-.I shorty before
six y. III. During par: = tins t:i1l<. Sec
Rotary Gage was p-tSei', liaNnG tan III
vittSl Ia give his views },"n certain
features Of the measure. y the CLOSE
Of thp days session it was stated bN
members Of the conference int no con
c.u>ion had been reached on The bill Is
i whole or amy single PROPOSE II. the en-
tir, time being gwen tn pTe,Gei IarN as
clsSion on the general nr.n-3p.cs II
yolved.
Secretary Gage was ca!i"I u TO 2ivt
information concerning alninlstfaty"
features OF the Iill. the ISSUE CT EotS>
and other matters OF Z technical n'tu.e
r.lating to carrying out ii" pioTiS.ois
Of tht. bill when IL should 'o,'ont saW.
The confere4.S went over both "" lio}~'-
ard Senate Bills and It Was .Otnt 1hat
difference exist all along II" Ing. IL
House cOnferctS insisted TIA their jHeaS-
uro best met the requirements ri the
situation and the @enato"S We eln3iiy
firm in S4andin" by their M. Strenuous
objection is mad by tnr !i0ls+. coli
ferocs to th.. bi-inetallil. section p tac
Senate tall and they also oppose m IS
funding Section> Of the mta@tir" II
conference did not reach L sage Where
any proposition 10 adjust any u IT,
differences was fayurahly coI,sil@rtt'. Ii
Is not meant that there Is Il deadlock
because, the consideration has not reach
e} that stage. The conference VIII COZ
tiruc on Monday.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1900-02-20
CUBAN TEACHERS AT HARVARD
Plan to Give 1000 Advantages Of the
Summer School.

Havana, Feb. II some weeks ago
AL KS T.. FRYE, superintendent Of
schools. proposed a plan 10 Governor
General Wuee! which has been discussed
at the Havana Harvard Club, namely,
~eEleavcring t. obtain permission tor
one thousand Cuban teachers to attend
Harvard Summer school for teachers.
This morning Mr.. Frye received Il ~
liy from President ElIiot, Of Harvard
University, Offering to provide free OF
charge, for one thousand CubanS during
six weeks Of the summer Mr.. FRYE
ard Mr.. Ernest I-a Conant notified
General Wocd who was greatly pleased.
IS he believes that the advantages to be
-ainpd for all concerned will be enoF-
NOUS and WIZ have great effect on the
Cuban children o attending the
schools. The teachers will be surround
eli for Il time by academic teachers.
which cannot but have an influence on
the methods Of teaching in the island.
1t i believed tina arrangements can
be nude ~ St-nd the teachers TO the
United States on board transports.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1900-02-20
LAST HORROR Al DURHAM
HAD MORE THAN IT'S SHARE oF'
DEATHS OK TIE RAILROAD.
YOUNG NAN WAS STANDING on TRACK
ID NJ: Hear tie Approaching IRAN Until il
Mas Upcn Him. He Vas iionitIy
hangied by the Wheels
Of the Train,
Of the Train.

Durham, s. &. Tel. H.. Special
The cast boatl passenger Jr.tn. which,
j. due III Durham daily II %, 4. IN.
S,rack and kilIea 4 youn@ white man ii
las Durham This incoming. The acei-
dent occurred opposite the lumber ward
OF Young s Stone between the Goa!
cnut- and the lest Durham pas>cng.
station, F-re~t ioung. j school teacher
from near Cary. was the victim.
II seems that Young WAS staining en
the Southern track looking II an ilttoa
ing, train on tie Seaboird road, .tad
did not ser the train thar bore down
upon him until Too late 70 ct out OF rs
way. For Sone distance before the
train got u him tie track Is perfectly
straight for nearly h&lf i m.lc, and i.
does seem 10 i tasua! observer thar an
engineer could see 4 man on that ~trstsh
Of rack in liine 10 stop. Il noise 81
tie Seahoard train 80 drowned the
noise OF the Southern train, that NJ.
Young was not. conscious OF his DANCE.
y gentleman who WAS standing some
distance away says that The deceased
made An attempt Is if 10 Get of iaet
Is the lraia vaS almost ulon Inn. bat
it was too late. No bell was heard
/ ringing, and it is asserted that the
locomotive whistle was blown only tWo
or three times and then only n abo1t
the time the man WAS struck.
The deccased's head was badly crush
ed, the righr arm broken and there
were ether Injuries about the body. i
Was a ghastir sight to see him a i"
lax rp2n thu. ground bathGl il his own
Diced. the place almost resembling 4
slaughter pen.
The young man WAS on 4 VISIT 70 rs
uncie. Or. ". y. Young. when the sud
den and untinlely accident came that
ended his IL" IL such a tragic and nor
ribir manner. Deceased was about y
years Of age, and q young man mes
highly esteemed BY 4 larGe circle .
friends and ~asQuaintInceS, III - whom
Ni,i lie. shocked to learn Of his death.
loro1ler Maldrr was notified and Wen
to the secs, int il vas nat nscessar.
Z 10 hold IN inquest. as there was 10
the least DOUBT d hoW die Young mal
came, to his death.
The body was turned oveg 10 h
Undertaking firm Of I:-oWn x Aorris
who prepared it for huriti. It is pro5a
BE that the rsmains Nil! b. carried I
Walk. county tomorrow tor hnsial.
!. The relatives Of the deceased have iii
heartfelt ~ylnpathies OF all their friend
ana acQuaiu1lleeS III the sudden bio
, that has fallen upon teen.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1900-02-20
CLARK DENIES TIE CHARGE.
His Examination by the Senate Elec-
tons Committee.

Washington. Feb. 1l.->~rnat"r tlsiFi,
Of Montana was on the witness stait
h. rcrc the Senate Committee n Elections
For about four hours t"ilE mi M1ltE me
committee adjourned fu- the day only
his examination ii chief had been COM
pletcd. leaving his cross cXaIrllatlol Tor
next Monday. His testimony rel'ttl
sciclv to the charges made against hllli
in connection with his election by the
legislature of Montana TO thc lnittti
States Senate during its sitting last VII
ter. He denied explicitly and cateeorl-
c,liy MI the charges Of the use 81 money
by himself OF with his cOnniva7lc. o.
consent Is corrupt members u the l.-lS-
lar1rc III his behalf. cOnt,atlctIilS many
Of TIE statements made by witnesses Tor
th. rrCs,41ltion. He admitted having
paid AN aggregate OF about SllJ,CUo cur
inc tn. ,an?paien. but said this cX-endl-
;ul4. was for legitimate plrn"-eS oillF.
The tar-c outlay was duo - tie fact. NJ
said. that he had contracted 10 pay al
he EXPENSES CT i cam lfaI2n .i-::ln~t NF.
Daly'S rllo III the State. 3ni IL 1li'i
gone into tho compact II that clf ~
ca1.sc IL. considered NJ. ~Iiaiyo r1ll"
tvrannical and opposed To Il" cost inter-
cs,s Of thc state. chief .~'l~tlct Rrlnt-
lev vas also on the stand q part Of tue
dr..
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1900-02-20

Is it Iour Kidneys? Try This Test and
See.

Is ii lGUr Kidneys! Try / his lest ana
See.
Why ask a physician TO FIND ont Wncth-
or YOU. kidneys ale diseased. lax 4
glass tumblcr and fill it with urine. II
there is Il sediment after standing TWEEN
|fv-four hours. yuur kidneys are sick.
Ii YOU have Il desire to Hrinate often
Il pain III the back, or il your urll"
stains linen. YOU should at once take Or.
David kcnnedy'@ I'avoritc Remedy. as
delay is dangerous. There Is no CUES
;ion about its being the best and snrest
medicine in the world for any ANA al
discusses of the Kidneys, liver, bidder
and OF the urinary passages, rncrmntlSin.
dyspepsia. constitution Of the bowels,
and the ~ickncsSes peculiar 70 Women.lt
quickly rei, yes inability to hold urine.
and the necessity OF getting up often
curing the night. 1t stops that Sca.dinG
pain when passing urine ana corrcct>
The bad effects Of whi>I<ey and beer.
1t is sold by ali druggists at one dol
lar Il bottle. I"u can have q trial bot
tie and pam! hiei Of valuable medical
advice sent free iy mail postpaid. l>
mentioning this paper and >cndin. your
| address 10 the Or. David Kennedy Cor
poration. I:"ndonI. y. \. The publish
er- of this paper guarantee the genuine
ness OF this liberal offer.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1900-02-20
DEATH OF 4 GOOD MAN.
One of the Truest Democrats and Best
Men in the State Passes Away

Ienoir \. C., Eel. 17.-tSqeeial.f-
Judge II. K. Wakefield died this morn
ing. aged - wears. He has been con
fined 10 his home for more than two
wears from indispo>ition, but was cheer
1ul during his suhering~.
lie was Clerk II the Superior Court
fer Caldwell county for - years, finally
declining a reelection. He WAS c1n~.d-
cred by several uf the Superior Court
Judges to be the most efficient clerk III
the State. Without solicitation h. WAS
nominated and elected Il member Of Tie
State Legislature. aHi made i u*e,ui
unMInr.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1900-02-20
I'VE FOOLED TIE SURGEONS.

MI doctors told Rcnick Hamilton, III
West Jefferson, .. after suffering -
months from Rectal Fistula, 4" Wo''.d
die unless Il costly operation was Per
formed: but he cured himself with I'VE
boxes Of Buckleu's .Arnica Salye. 'he
>urcst Pile cure on Earth and the it'st
s;aiye III til, World. - cents i box.
Sold by AL druggists.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1900-02-20
Would Deem it UnfrienGy.

Paris. Feb. l>.-Thc london core
@pourlent 81 the Figaro says hr learns
that President Mckinley recently
sounded Lord Pauncefotc with a vicNf
Of aScrrtaininc how m offer 81 media
ton in the Transvaal difficulty 90 the
rarT OF the United States would he re
ceivcd. and thar the English reply was
that such al offer. made officially. would
be considered as an unfriendly act.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1900-02-20

the meagre interests of 30 years ago
and the colossal interests of today. The
situation has 50 changed. the interests OF
our people now and then are 50 divtrst.
the necessity Of r~esloI1ing I" theS-
changed conditions are 20 ~vtrWheIn1n2
THAI the mcst ctTlSprious Of tAoSt- WI"
lead in the formation oI ti.t-sHN orld :
Judgment would say that car preStil'
action ugust bp in harmony with these
new conditions rather than the Old
There IS a law Of misrepresentation that
Should control tie action uf the com
muuit:es. no hess thnu that Of .indlviti-
uals.
IT MAY BE REPEALED.
.~Irr,pcalahlc statutes are not t"ler-
atrd. Even The most solen!Nly enacted
constitutions must give Way to the de~
uaIJs Of the later generations when
It i found that their PROVISIONS are
harmful 10 the public welfare And W"
know Of no other form OF enactment,
| having s~ancrity above law and consltu-
ton that the overwhelming needs Of
th.. ,.e.ypl. may lot with consistency,
, and up,rnlitv, demand the repeal Of
In this connection the report quotes
| Professor Lawrence in "Prlnclpies OF
| international Law where he discusses
tii. extent 20 which treaties are bind
ing.
1T is doubtless true that in 1870 Great
Britain and the United States onte!n
| plated th, speedy completion Of the
Nicaragua Canal. They proposed u
have Joint interests. by joint contr1bu-
tions to il. But the possibilities OF a
Sue Canal that followed years after
1850, dawned upon the maritime world,
changed tht interests Of Great Britain.
She no longer desired the Nicaragua
route for her own uses. She directed
I,r conduct with reference TO the new
condition, yet still u>e> this ghost OF .
dead treaty 10 trightell the people OF the
United States from securing the great
a~rvantac.s certain 10 flow 10 Ills from
the successful completion Of this great
undertaking.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1900-02-20

summer in the 1nidAt OF winter 1t
S,,urhcrn Pines Gala Day. February
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1900-02-20

a. many Is i.C0O dates have beef
found on a single rain.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1900-02-20

BANNER OF COLI.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-05-17
POLITICAL NOTES.

We don't hear anybody talking about
voting for change this year.-We-
natchee Republican.
A straight-out Populist ticket may be
expected in the field of Snohomish county
politics this year.-Sultan Journal.
Better be with the few and be right,
than with the majority and wrong. Pop
ulsts are wanted now. Stand by your
guns Freemans Labor Journal.
Democratic platform: We demand the
earth. We condemn everything. We sym
pathize with the Boer and the Filipino.
We view with alarm any old thing. Last
ly-Lets take suthin .-Clallam County
Courier.
Everyone seems too busy to pay much
attention TO politics at present, but 1t
hehooves all to stop awhile and take some
interest il they wish a continuance of
these Mckinley times four years longer
Big Bend Empire
1t is rather a disappointment than 9th
erwise for the Reveille to be compelled
to record the pitiful failure of the monde
script party to secure a quorum for
the county convention held yesterday aft
ernoon. competition of some visible
proportions Is much to be preferred 10 the
sickly thing labeled Democracy. That
witheTed branch of the three-legged mon
strosty is being dragged through the mire
al lnt Adil emu OF the Procession TINS year
-Wha tcom Reyellle.
In the campaign of 1874 the annexa-
ton of Texas and the occupation OF ore
eon were the main issues The Demo-
Gratis won the election, Texas was an
neXed and oregon was divided between
the United States and England The Tex
as boundary question produced the Mexi-
can war. A Democratic administration
then believed In expansion equal in area
all of Germany and half Of ETrap
capable Of producing food and clothing
for n population OF 1000, con However
thousands OF people In the far east be-
lieved the country too large. They talk
ed the same when we added the Pa
cidc slope In the eos they said Alaska
was a steal, Does any one on this Coast.
regardless Of party. feel inclined 10 give
back these territories 10 Spain Mexico.
France, England or Russia How about
Hawaii, the Philippines and Puerto Rico7
Island County Times.
In the Seattle fight between the CO.
horts of Democracy, led by Lee Hart
and J w Goodwin respectively the palm
Of victory must be awarded the Hart
forces. The Goodwin people left the han
and organized "a convention Of their own
thus putting themselves in the attitude
OF boilers There viii be two sets NJ del
cgates to the state convention from King
county. each clamoring for admission and
insisting on washing their dirty linen be-
fore the eyes OF the whole state The
state convention would be wise to refuse
recognition 10 King county until Il ceases
its unseemiy squabbles and Cofnea 10 the
doors united upon a delegation Of repre-
sentative men. The Democracy viii write
itself down as ass II It permits the biek
erings Of Hart and Goodwin to arise 10
the dignity OF an issue In state politics
King county should be spanked and gent
out Of the convention until she learns 10
behave herself.-Everett independent.