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The Southern herald., 1900-06-01
Census Queries.

The blank schedules to be used
in the next census are now being
distributed by the Census Office to
the enumerators, who will start to
work on June !. The schedlees
contain questions which some per.
sons may think prying purposeless,
or excessive IN number. But their
number and character have been
determined by Congress, not by the
Census Office. and all Of them have
been asked in previous censuses
The only important change in 1900
Is that some questions have been
abandoned,
People are often offended at the
question, How old are you?" and
are apt TO wonder what use the gov
eminent can make Of their replies
Taken as whole the replies are as
important as any class OF informa.
tion the Cepsus office collects. Age
returns penetrate and elucidale
every other branch Of statistical
knowledge. They show where child
labor is prevalent, and where the
proportion Of persons able to sup.
port themselves is large or small
They -eveal the great number otl
The Southern herald., 1900-06-01
CONTEST NOTICE.

Department Of the Inieri0r.l
United States Land Otice. March Is 1904
Jackson, Miss.
A sufficient contest affidavit hayirc hon,
ii,ed IN this office by Raymond Critics. con
tcsiant against homestead entry No. "a. .lsG.
made February l7th, 1892 hr SWl SEA
section Is, Township y, Range { +, b,
George Chlsom, coGtc,tCe, in which it is al
legged that: Said entry man has totally aban.
dondoned this land three years ago or moro
and that he has in no way complied with
the law requiring years residence. eultiya
ton ana Improvement before said abandon
meht; to the best OF my knowledge and be
liei be has been residence OF the state ol
Arkansas for wears; his known as address
Delug Winchester, Arkansas; | have been
residing on this land with my family for 2
years and have valuable Improvement.
thereon; and that said alleged absence from,
sad land was not due to lis employment IN
me army, navy or marine corps Of the
United states rs n private soldier. officer u,
seaman or marine during the war With
Spain or during any other war in which tho
=. :. maJ be engaged; sand parties are here.
o. notified 70 appear, cspond and offer eyi
dencc touching said allegation at 10 O'Clock
Il; m, June l4th, 1900, before W II. Webb
clerk Of Amite county, ut his Office in Lib
eefty, Miss, and that final hearing viii be
held at 10 O'Clock a. m, June 25tb, 1900, be.
lore the Register and Receiver of the United
states Land Office at Jackson, Mississippl
=, ! ne sad contestant, having in proper
Afiidavit filed March lst. 1900, set forth ficts
which show that after due diligence. nor
sonal service ofthis notice can not te made
It Is hereby ordered and directed that sucl
notice shall be made by due and pronn,
publication. JAMES UTI ff'0Po'
~ - - Ia hWS, Register.
oil Receiver.
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Trial Set for June 4th.

The gentlemen implicated in the
haLging Of the negro, Henry Rat
cliff, near Gloster, will be tried at
Liberty on the 4th day Of June, a
special term If court having been
sci for thae day. As all these gen
urmen have a great many friends
and relatives large crowd will
likely be on hand Judge Truly
will Try them. We understand that
D. c, Bramlettr, Of Woodville,
Mnyse Wilkinson, of Chester, and
Fhro Mcknight, Of Yicksburg, will
defend them. This is strong
team boys, and will probably pull
you through all right. We suppose
You all understand pulling, and
viii help them pull &C. a. \. in
the Snap Shot.
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ESraY Nnfna.

O-e Es.e red and white So
crop ana spin n right - fe.,.s1 u
s. slo.l, 5aEed hgrs=, abouIs - =. = I
NJ ,E;.N 4 az " byF.A. No..
be above described sz,-
y y y y = White and stlsyet I \. ! s ~ ~
T. /, Harsel, CoT.Hlr sSs HI
ana Ter AHite e5uz,v, Nrr-,t' 49, =
cne iA.k br.ndle c54 x..b :, =. !, e
En''s SPA On hips, u.arks5 -
IN iei1 ear, Also ca- Lr5Tr ~ W Cd
ted better yaArIii.F, ms,t.- l a-l We !
Apprsls''d Il SO and : Ir a
ana Grant Pasrsg1 'aa' { y
The above described es.-.
up by 4 G Brame and .,---sS as ! Tsls
toie Ch..s. Hoeper, "a Jusiies y, :! 4
"itlin anG for AIli,e eounty. An. \, Y
One pale red COW. sbou, a taA
drooped hoTns-no marks ras -
Washington. y" I'd
The aooye described estrar r,,...
oy Joha Gardner aue siraye5 Ss,aSa
" u Fl-'y, a Justice Of the p. ~
sos An.ite county, April Il. le,a
One white and Ted speckls3
Cd, marked swallow fork on -
tgurC Z On leit ear: also n-a =
wear old, unmarked. Appr,,.sS ~
yearang, Shy z P. lp,sis..,,-' n Z
b. Caasey. aaEt
The above described es.-,,,
up Chas. Z. Coekerllaln and ~, w ID
before Charles F. Harrell ec,. a b L
oiheio renser in and Tor Amir i'f nd
Is, eco. 'saaiy \,
The owners ~ the above asse,1,,
are requested to lome iUrgsrs Ivy tn
erty, pay charges. ana ;akstkI..a ~
they Si,l be dealt with as ,hs laS v p 4
c. r. HARRELL Ccr,ae,,,ss
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Blood Poison Cured by B.B. n

Lave on mucuou' patches in the MOUTH
Sore : Threat? Erup'ioG,? Eating Sores? Bone
Pans! Itching Skin? Swollen Gla9ds2 stir
g9ints?. Copper Colored Spot.? Chancrpsa
liberation on the body? Hair and evebrow.
tail out? lslhe skin mass Of bois. nirnnlos
and ulcers? Then this wonderful r 4 ',' :,
lBoi9lnic, Blood Balm) specific will com.
pletely change the whole BODY irto a clean
perfect condition free from erl,ntio,. ai ""I
skin smooth with the glow Of ncrfo"t f,,s
health. B. B. B. strains the poison ont IS
the system so the symptoms ,annos >" ~
tl turn. At the same time b. B B. builds nm
the broken down constitution and imnrovopp ,,o ~
the digestion. So sufferers NAV tast I "a 3
a trial bottle will be given away free q # +
charge. iieo q
B. B. B for sale by druggists at 81 ner
large bottle, or 6 large bottlps, full treat at
ment' 50. Complete directions with sacb
potte. address Blood B I'm Co.. Atlanta e. Ca
Describe ,, trouble and free medical sds,ee 9s,
vii oa given. W '1sl'o 70,
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Closing Exercises of Bates Mil.
Institute. Il

Sunday morning, May 20, as the
proud king OF day, rising from his
watery bed and shooting his eful-
gent rays across the Sunny
South, neared the meridian, il bchcld
a crowd flight hearted people JOY
fully vending their way to Bates
Mill Institute where for a few hours
they might lay aside the narrowing
cares Of life and enjoy themsel, es in
friendly conversation and in listen
ing to the commencement sermon.
At the appointed hour Rev. w. A.
HEWITT. Of Osyka, appeared on the
.rostrum and in his eloquent and i'm
pressiye manner delivered the COM
mencemcnt sermon, which was in.
deed a literary treat to all who
heard it.
Abont 1 O'Clock the audience was
invited to the table where all that
could well please the eye or appease
the hunger of mortal man was
spread before us, and seeing how
the crowd devoured it we Judge that
none found fault with the cooks.
The evening was spent in the ex
changing CT compliments and com.
ments, and with the more juvenile
words of a more serious nature were
exchanged.
Tuesday morning at All carly hour
the hall began to be crowded and at
10 O'Clock the faculty, board of
trustees, the orator of the dav and i
few select guests appeared on the
stage.
At half past 10 Miss Lois Bates
stepped to the front and in her sweet
unassuming way read her gradu-
ating essay on the subject of The
Beaten Path" which was pro-
nounced by all who heard it as
something fai above the ordinary.
Following this the annua address
was delivered by Rev. ]. B. Law.
renee Of Smithdale. He spoke on
the sr5jset e "Ta-glsd Threads,
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killing Near Glllsburg.

ga "Wednesday .asl, May ., q
white maa. disguised by having Li-
.sc- snati-d. catered The house oi
John Hughrs. calofed, living 3 fzE
miles frcm Gi!!sburr, and attempt
ed an outrage oa Hughes daughter
aud wife, when be was shot and Ia
,tsnlly kilird by Hughes. The
disguised man proved 10 be Ben
Melton, Young man about iwrn-
y oT twenty-five years Of age, liv-
gng in Louisiana near The line.
The facts, As We have obtained
.!Eom very reliable suurce, are
in-se. Syu. ywo weeks previous
Ia the killing white man gi,h HI.
face b.aeart, aai otherwise dis
-ul,rd, weut 10 the aru,s II John
Hughes aud had.ag g-owu
dau-n'-E There a.0ue be made u
atirmP! a, rape. un Saturday
heiur- the killing on "Wednesday.
this same mau again returned and
made another attempt a, assauI,o ou
Hugh-, wife and daughter. The
white people 81 The urighbyrhood
were notified OF what had hap pen.
ed aud the description Of the man
given. Hughe. was advised 10 l.sv {
iO. the man. ana should he again /
return 10 kii! him. Hughes acting 4
10 accordance with advice received (
rom ms nelghbOr. loaded his gun
ind awaited the return ui the u.an
n disguise VINO had twice visited
his home and attempted an out.
-age on his wife aud daughter.
Some lime durlngthe day Wrdues.
lay ms man again returned and
made another attempt 10 accom-.
Dhsh his deed when he was shot
'nd killed. Hughes Immediately
'oll,ied Mr. Moore, a white man
living nea. hy, oi wha, he had
lone, who, arriving on the scene,
ecosnl2rd the detdmau as Benton
ie!.on. A coroueT's jury was
ummoned aud an iuques. held.
several pistol cartridges, some
100. and a bottle Q! whl,key were
ound in Melton, pockets.
The corouer's jury returned
'erdlct in accordance with the
as's, that Of ju,,idab.e homicide
'saiust John Hughes.
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Rangers Sala

I WILL OFFER FOR sAip
On the " lltta
First Monday in Jun, 10,
One bav mare abou. Il vs,n :.
hind feet white aud split N IA s
praised At sl2 20 by RI WeslL.,,Jh,, ID,
j d Butler. 'As"0I
the above described estrav VA, ~.
By K b Dixon and stIayea by hin ~ W
+ Harrell, Coroner and Ranger fo,ss5O ~ "
in Amite county, Feb. 2sth, lsOO
One pale red COW about IA 49,. !,
mark, d with swallow fork in len s.a :"
dunn male calf abuuts'2 weeks Old ~.
or hrGnds, appra.s d at Sl5 %: oDs - y
about 10 wears old, unmarked v;'S y
white spots On Leck, has dunn MI.
about > weeks old, unmarked. ppn,';..i
Sl6 90 BY W N Jones and WP HSsSs
Tls above described es,rsrs us,sX,
up by A II khSland and slisvcd H. M N
before D \ Causev, Justice u ~ pa,
w'tuln aad for Am.te county Feb IA sa
9. f. HARRRLL
Coroner and Ranst
The Southern herald., 1900-06-01

An official of The custom service
who has just returned to Washing.
ton from Havana, brings informa
tlun that the customs service there
is honeycombed with fraud and cor.
ruption, ard the employees inter.
eSted are trimbling with fear of in.
vestigation.
The Southern herald., 1900-06-01
OBITUARY.
OF Hrs. Angelina Patsy Nelson.

Oi Hrs. Angelina Patsy Nelson.
The subject Of this brief notice
was born raised and lived in The
town Of Liberty irgm her uiFJh un-
III the time Of her death, with tbs
exception Of few months immedI-
lately preceding her sudden DR.
parturr, which occurred on tie
niga, Of May 10. 1900, al The resi-
deuce If her daughter, Mrs, T. P.
Rair,iti, IN MeCumb CI,y, Miss
without previous slekn-ss aVpar-
entity. Her grand daughter, Stsl-
Ia, occupied The same room with
The deceased un the nigAt OF her
death, buy knew nothing Of h-s
graud mothers Sickness uu il TIE
LEX, morning, WHEN she was louui
dead.
Ihe subject o.. th.s au,ic-, ,a-
daughter o1 ,hr late Minor NJ Whit.
u-y aud Aag-,iuaL Lawry. was born
during the month Of August, in The /
year 1886, aud had she lived until
her birthday IN August next would /
have lived TO the age Of Ga years. /
Here in Liberty she spent her lie
IN lis humble walks, presenting an
exemplI6caiion of wumanhood oi
high type, yet with retlrelug mod
esty, ever ready 10 respond To the
high beheSts ot duty in all the r.,
latiUus in which she was placed.
She was married while quite Young
To William Nelson, with whom she
lived few years, when he died,
leaving her in widowhoud with !
three children to provide for, aud
in the discharge Of this trust. she
came fully ny to the measure OF
duty, with her limited means. For
many years She was consistent
member and coumuuicaut in the
Old School Presbyterian Church,
aud 50 continued until her death. /.
She vas ever loved aud respected ;
by all who had her intimate at-
quainlance We believe she did
the best she cuuld ,andthat she now
enjoys the reward Of a well speut
life May her memory long hr
cherished in foudness by all who /
had ihe pleasure Of her acquain,.
ance. Her remains were taken to
Magnolia tor iulerrment and buried
IN the presence Of a number Of !
friends and acquain'ancrs, after ap.
propriate service conducted by the /
Rev. W. H Perkins, of the Pres
byierian church.
The writer Of this brief and i'm.
pertec! notice had known her init.
mately ever since her earliest chlld q
hood. She was known by the name
Of Button" Nelson, in this COM .
whore she So long resided,
hut she has passed away aud We
shall see her 10 more in the flesh,
for She is gone to
'lha; sphere vhcrca.l is made right. which
50 puzzles rs here.
Where :he glare and the glitter, ana ta.,i
o.; time
Fale and dicia Tire 81. %. TIA, rcs.cn ,ai
Imo;
W hasc the soul ai-cueAuutcd of lcsA and OF
sense,
Unscrcened by its trappings, its shows ana
prctensc
Must be clothed for the life. and service
above
With purity, truth, faith. Weakness and
love- GEO. r. WEBR [
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caiored children and the short III.
Of the negroes under present ean.
dIlilns They make 1t possible to
ascertain whether The average
length u life IS increasing uF de.
crrasiug, how many men the nation
coatains who are capable of voting
or bearing arms, and where the rel
tive number ofchildrrn are Inereas-
ing or decreasing.
Ia Mohammedan or seIni-eiviliZ
Ell countries like India hous- hold
ers are often unwilling to answer
the question regarding the rex of
I prrsuuS ia The house, bulin civlliz
vi countries where the sexes are
I regarded a on an equality. such
UuwI..uEue-s does not appear.
The answers 20 ta= questions show
that in nearly a.. ,ae cities the
females ual ngmb-r re males aud
ta,. ,ur same Is tue Of most q the
states a.1ug The Atlantic coast. The
belief Is widespread tha, taxing
The World Ia general there are more
females alive at aLy given time
than males, and that iiiI were not
Tor Immlgrdilou there would be
nore females in the United States
than males. But census statistics
show that We cannot explain the
great excess of males lover one aud
a haii miillDnl IN the United States
by Immigration alone, tor when the
ioTelgu.born are left out there are
still above 600 900 more males than |
females.
Few dispute the necessity for
asking questions regarding the
race. ~ arguments regarding the
future of any particular race in |
this country, like the Indian, the /
negro, Ur the Chunaman, must |
hinge upon the returns in the cen
sus. With the Indians. moreover,
!, Is Of the highest importance To
learn what success the policy ofthe
government has met with IN es.
Iaohshing them apart from their
tribes audresrryallOus, and wheth
er such luuIaus are increasing or
decreasing.
some mothers may shTink from
stating the number .! children they
have had and the number who are
living Rut from the answers to
these questions; the country will
learn whether the American popu-
Iaiion is holdingts own, or wheth.
rr, as some have claimed, it is be.
lug gradually supplan ed and dis
placed by the children Of recent
immigrants.
In The light ofsueh explanations
and only few of the most import.
mt questions have been touched
lpon, 1t may perhaps be clear TO
he public that no question has
been ordered by Congress, or has
)ecn asked by the Census Office
which, # properly and correctly
answered, will hot lead 10 sueges-
I'VE inirreuces regarding the Ameri.
;an people and their work. F.
The Southern herald., 1900-06-01

Capt. A A. Boyd, cashier Of the
Bank Of Summit, was found dead
IN his garden about 6 O'Clock last
Saturday evening. He left his
home about 8 o'clock in the morn.
Ing 20 go to bis work and abou, 3
o'clock in the afternoon, as be did
not return for dinner, his wife ,ele.
phoned him at the bank. but found
that be had not been there during
the day. An investigation was
made and At about 6 o o'clock in the
evening his body, cold and stiff ip
death, was found in his garden
His death is supposed to have been
caused from a stroke of apoplexy.
He was about go years old, and was
one Of Pike county's most promi.
nent citizens, being for u years
sheriff lie had been married three
tihlts, bis first wife being Miss
jamie Wicker, who WAS born and
raised in Liberty, his second spd
third wife being sisters Uf Dr.. ". ]
Tamtir rf Clcsfe.
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but he viii take good care that rs.
a single item in the bill shall b
decided upon until after The elee
'tiau. Ills good scseme Of ii.
kind, butitisa very bad And dis
gusiing kind. but no worse thar
others manipulated By tie sans
man in 1886.
1t being apparen, ihst The Sen
ate committee on Privileges and
Elections had no idea ot reporting
the resolution for a Constitutions,
amendment, providing for diEee-
election OF Uuited States Senators,
Senator Pe,tigrew has offered a res
oluiion to discharge the commlIlee
frum further consideration Of the
resolution and have II reported aud
placed oa the Calendar. The Sen
ale VIII no, pas, lass resolution ga-
nl compelled by the pubic seau-
menl To DO 80, a.,anu-h Iae Iaigr
majority ior i. ia The House should
have convinced Senators Of thr
state Of public sentiment on the
question.
The Senate has adopted a resolu-
liOn calling upon the Secretary OF
War for information as to the con-
diIion in the Phihppiues-press
news If the week showed that there
was neither peace nor American
control Outside tn places garrison
ed-ofered by Senator AIleu; but
The information Is not more dvhn
tie than that furnished by the de-
par,ment about Cuba, in Response
to Senate resolutions, it would not
carry much eulighlment for any.
body,
Senator Bacon has offered an
amendment to his resolution for
Congressional investigation OF the
Cuban stealing by republican Of
ticlass, which promises to reach
proportions, authorizing
The comnlttev to cit during lhe re.
cess at such places, either in this
country or in Cuba, as the commit
lee may deem necessary or import.
AIT aud TO send for persons aud pa
prrs, The republicans are ue.
.ween the devil and The deep sea"
Ja his investigation. They are
afraid to vote for it and afraid to
vote for it and afraid to defy pub.
lie sentiment by refusing to do So |
And now a newspaper man-Mr .
". Il. Hearst, proprietor Of the
New York Journal and the San
Francisco Examiner, and the new. :
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Closing Exercises Ofthe
l.. II. 4 +. {.

Annual Sormoa, Sunday, June
3;d, II O'Clock, a. m, by Rev. W.
4 Hewitt, 0.yka, Miss.
Concert Thursday, s p m, June
7th.
Closing Exercises, S p. m. June
SIh. Annual address by l.. Hook
er McGehee Esq, Summit, Miss.
Graduating essays.
The Southern herald., 1900-06-01

A resolution has been iuiroduc-
ed IN the Senate calling attention
to the disiranchisement OF the he.
gro In South Carolina aud urging
the appointment Of a commission
to investigation the condition uf
aftairsIn that state.
The Southern herald., 1900-06-01

The coal famine inIermany con.
tinues and Is sharply iels. The
newspapers are advocating the
naturalization Of the mines, in or.
der to prevent exploration OF Ger.
lnan coal.
The Southern herald., 1900-06-01

histhought the next big engage
ment between the Beers andBrl.lsh
will be fought just south OF Johau.
esburg, and thatthe tight there and
possibly one at Laing's Mex will
be the last pitched battles Of the
WAY
The Southern herald., 1900-06-01

A Caited States revenue Office is
10 be established Il Honolulu. Th.
Internal revenue laws 20 into e.
feet in Hawaii June II
The Southern herald., 1900-06-01

The bo,I snvoys wl.! visit BA.,i-
more, Philadelphia, Providence.
and possibly other cities before
their return TO Europe.
The Southern herald., 1900-06-01

The g1yrrnmeut corral al Manila
has been quarautined. There are
four suspected cases Of OuOOnic
plague among the teamsierS.
The Southern herald., 1900-06-01

Spanish shipmaslers IN the
Philippines have asked the Ameri.
can authorities for protection. They
tear native crews and wan, soldier
guards furnished their steamers.
The Southern herald., 1900-06-01

American exports 70 Gtrmat y
turIug the past year show a larger
gain than those 10 sny other cuua.
trv.
The Southern herald., 1900-06-01

Little Interest i, being shown in
Cuba in the coming elections save
by the politicians The registra
tion is light. The Democratic and
Republican parties have Withdrawn
their candidates in Havana, leaving
the National party without opposi.
tion.
The Southern herald., 1900-06-01

The Uui,ed States gul5pA. NA-
chlas has been ordered To pro.ung
her s;ay a, Colon and ia taa.y,c.u-
lty
The Southern herald., 1900-06-01

bu!leT's Iraop- have crossed the
Naol river, but are held 81 bay by
the Beers near Lalnc's Mex.
The Southern herald., 1900-06-01

The objects Of the federal census
are Of three kinds: To furnish a
basis for the apporIionment of Rep.
resentatlves In the lower house Of
Congress; to ascertain the growth
OF the United States in numbers.
weath and industry; and to investi.
gate the social institutions and or.
ganizaiions which determine the
growth Of population and wealth.
The first is constitutional neces.
sity, the second a study of facts,
and the third a study Of causes.
The Southern herald., 1900-06-01
JURY LIST.
Special Term Circuit Court,
June 4:h, 1900.
FIRST WEEk

FIRST WEEK
DISTRICT /. DISTRICT 8.
W II Day John Cruise
Gaines A Bates TO Steele
Geo. + Webb, Jr. G p McGehee
J IL Sharp j j Mcdaniel
CE Morgan NAHuff
K 0 Hurst J Tatum
f G Lea Geo w Brown
F + Faust Lamar L Stokes
W T Wick Guy Forman
K n Terrell Sc Brown
DISTRICT .. DISTRICT 4.
w J Graham 1T Burris
J W White WI Badon
Thomas LansGe,l l. Z Gardner
G / Dunn W g Westbrook
DN Causey JN Sandifer
j II Jones A a Huckabce
W NJ Ewell TX Anderson
5 B Herndon, Jr w K Mcdowell
a II Kirkland GG Wells
a L Castor BIC Moore
DIsTRtcr 3.
w Kellum LQSmith
Thos B Bennett John Stewart
J NJ Travis N w Tate
V W Smith W Prat! Smith
J n Schilling RF Hughes
SECOND WEEK
Dt 1RTCr l. DISTRICT 3.
J S Reynolds Albert Forman
& NJ McAllister BW Wilmington
g + Jones Nat RatclifT
Wren Jones RI Clark
z A Brashears John Cox
Jas A Rarker ia Hancok
D1 T IcT 2. DIsTRIcr 4.
S NJ Kirkland I'D Edwards
A w Neyland Chas L Jones
W + 0vermeyer J W Terrell
) II Tolcr NJ B Westbrook
VS. Hamilton David E Jackson
W r Calender IL Hewitt
DISTRICT 5.
L 7 Travis Madison Bean
7 A Robinson WM Robinson
J 7 Stewart JP Newman
The Southern herald., 1900-06-01

The Philippine question was hot.
ly debated in the Senate last week
but no action taken
The Southern herald., 1900-06-01

FOR SALE.-By order OF Wv
Board Of Supervisors Of Ann.
county. Mississippi, to the bIgns''
bidder, on the ftstAlonday 10 1un''
1900, one iron fire pfoal cafe.
H. II. BATES. Ciefs.
Liberty. Miss April !. ls0o'
The Southern herald., 1900-06-01

Sewing machines repaired at this
Office, during the month Of June.
Puce, Mccormick Co the well
known cotton brokers of New York
have filed a petition Of bankruptcy
with liabilities Of Is, 600 600.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1900-08-01

freedom; silent and covering in
the shadow of England's throne
while the freedom of a sister re-
public GIBBS away in it's own blood.
"The issues of the present cam
paign are beyond the consideration
of dollars and cents. They go to
the honor of the nation-it's a
proud place in the estimation of
the whole world--its fidelity to
that conservative Americanism
which, rooted deep in the past,
alone can guide the Nations fu-
ture.
"The Democracy of the Nation
stands for National honor, Nation
al conservatism, National Justice
Tammany Hall, faithful to the
principles of Democracy. and sub
ordinating all things to Democrat
ic success. closes its ranks and calls
for patriotic unity in the name Of
Democratic triumph"