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The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1900-07-07
BOND MONEY AND SCHOOLS.

recent date, will say that after
careful examination Of the charter
.f Southern Pines, with its amend
nents. think the following is the
law by which your Board is to be
guided:
We will start by recognizing the
fact that this bond money can be
used tor no other purpose than
those purposes for which it was
voted.
Well then: The purpose as
stated in Chapter 1874 private laws
Of 1897, Sec. SO. are, go defraying
the expenses Of providing and put
ting in system Of sewerage and
water works, in said town, and to
defraying expenses Of macadam-
izing, paving, grading, draining,
and otherwise improving the sire cts
of said town, and to purcha sing
ground for public school purposes
and erecting, equlpplng, ana tur-
nishing school buildings"
If this were all the law, your
duty would be a simple malter,-
TO divide the proceeds If the bonds
among the various purposes named
in such manner as your Board
may direct. But this is not all
you have to consider. Let us see:
The amendment, as recorded in
private laws of 1897, Chapt. 1914,
gives the town the power to levy a
tax of ST. on each 800 worth of
property, (by which is legally i'm
piled that there shall also BIZ levied
So on each polly tor maintaining
schools, PROVIDED, the same IS
sanctioned by a majority OF the
qualified voters; and this voting
must be at the same time and un-
der the same rules as the bonds
are voted on.
The fact seems to be that this
school tax Was not submitted to
the voters at the time the bond
issue was voted on, nor at any
time thereafter. The law says,
private Laws 1897, Chapt. 1874,
Sec. 56):
"If. at the election herein pro-
vided for, majority Of the quail
fled v.,ters shall be in favor OF is
suing bonds, and majority of
said electors shall be opposed to
levying and collecting CT the
special tax for schools, the funds
arising from the sale of laid bonds
shall be appropriated wholly to
the expense Of providing and put
ting in a system of waterworks
and sewerage in said town, and of
matchmaking, paving, grading,
draining, and otherwise improving
the streets of said town, as provided
in this act"
The Amendment OF 1899 re-
duced the proposed band issue
from 100000 to $4,000; reduced
the term OF the bonds from thirty
to ten years, AMI increased the
rate of interest from 5 per cent to
6 per cent But these changes in
the original plan do not alter the
law as it binds your Board; they
are only circumstances for you to
consider in dividing the fund
among the various objects claim
ing under the law.
But let us see what the last
quoted section Of our law means.
All -,L> Loro xoo1 fbo ont nf thn
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-11
Cheap Rates Via Southern Railway

AfterSuudey, sept. 9, southern Railway VIII
discontinue selling tickets To savannah at rate
oi&i,qafor the round tFipl that beng the last
sunday This rate wEll Be used
MACON, G A.-EXeursion 50. so for me rouni
trip, Tickets on sale morning Of August -,
final limit August ~.
CHICAGO, Ill. n National Encampluent
Grand Army Republic 50 . for the round
trip. Tickets0n safe August q 81 final limit
sept, 8. BY deposltiue tickets with Joint
u 80 cents, an extension Of inal limit NAV he
obtained until sept 50
SAVANNAH, Ca Georgia state Guards En-
canipment Tor Rie fractiae. For rife teams
IN UNIFORM AYO on more on one ticket one
fare Tor the found trip. Tickets on sale sept,
3 with final limit Sept.q.
RICHMOND, NA.--0ue fare for the ropnd
Trip, account ANIMAL Convention National
Baptist Association (coloredl. Tickets en- sale
sept. iQ-l2. wiih tnal limit sept. %, inclu-
slye.
RICHMOND, VA Annual Convention Sover-
erelgn Grand Lodge Independent Order id
Fellows. One fare FOR the round trip, tickets
on sale Sep. l5-l1, dnal limit Sept. o.
MACON. Ga.--Street ana Agricultural Fair
Tor individuals one fare for the round trip.
For military companies and brass bands IN
uniform, ~ or more on one ticket Sc So far,
the round trip. Tickets on sale Sept. 24-gS
lnal limit Oct. q.
LOUISVILLE, KY Annual convention col-
cred Oddfelows. Que fare for round trip
Iiekets on SAFE sept. 1880 and Oct j. anal
limit Oct q
AsHEvILLE, n C.--Annusi meeting Afissis-
sippi Nalicp Medical Association one N re
w round trip. Tickets on sale oct GO, final
KANSAS CITY, Mo.--Aeeount Of Nation Con.
yenhon ot the Christian church, ticketsWiil
Ne sold 10 Kansas CITY, Oct $40, with final
limit l 0ot. y, at rate Of one fare foi the round
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-11
y LIEE .AND DEATA FIaaT


LIFE AND DEATH FlGHr
NJ W a. Hines, q Manchester
Ia, writing Of his almost miraculou,
escape from death, says Exposure
after measles Induced serious lung
tronble, which ended IN Consumption.
/ hsd frsquent'~ hemorrhages, ara
ooughed night and day. All my doe
tors said must soon die. Then be-
gan to use DR.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption, which completely
cured me. would not be without 1t
even Il it cost $500 bottle. Hun
dteds have used i on mg resommends-
tfon, aud all say i never fails to cure
Throat, chsst and Lupg trorv' :
Regular s!zs 50cts. and $l.oo. Trial
bottles free, at all.drug stores,
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-11
npELAYs 40 nANGrnons.a

emaff pirnpIe on your face may seem OF lit
tie consequence, but shows your blood is M
pure, AMI impure blood IS what causes most Of
the diseases from which people suler. Better
heed the warning given BY the pimple and pa Z
fify the blood OF once BY takint Hoods sarsa-
parilla. This medicine cures ali diseases due
70 bad blood, intending sorofule and salt rheum
The non irritating catbartic Hoods pills.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-11
just received ready TO wear felt hats
Miss Kate Slater.
DOES IT PAY TO BUY cHAEt

A cheap remedy for coughs and
colds is sl right, tu' you want some
thing that vi, believe and cure che
n Dat severe ard dangerous results n
throat and lurs loublr, Wbst fha
eoS Go TO g Manner sro moro regula
ciimaiey Yce, ifrcss tS.; iff.i 70
stole for ycu: th,n 81 tflei or ak
the only remedy that has teen intro
luced IN al civilized countrics with
sueeess 10 sore throat aud lung troubles
Bosohee's German Syrup. Ii hot only
stimulstes TIE tissues 10 destroy The
germ disease, but alisys inflema,ion
and causes expectoration, styes good
n'ght'e rest and cures the patient
Try one Qottle Recommended many
yesrs by al drueeisu IN tie world
sample BOTTLES &C w J. Butte ~ d
Brown DrHnR Co.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-11
THE ADVANCES SALE
For the Northumberland Co. Opens
Today

The sale of seats for the long wished
Tor opening OF the thea rical season will
open today. and The md cations are that
a crowded house will greet II. Guy
Woodward and the popular Woodward
w@s-en Co. The company supporting
Mr.. Woodward is said to be the finest
he ever had, as the following from the
Augusta Herald bears witness
1.-THE Observation-Disclosures troupe again
played 70 very large audience, pre-
senting the Ticket OF leave Man" in a
most excellent manner.
"This organization is the peer Of many
of the full price companies on the road
and its Performance lss, night wss a
revelation. Guy Woodward as the de,
tective was at his best euacting the role
with intelligence and strength and
was the reeipien, Of continuous APP
plause."
S95. in two prizes, will be given away
on Saturday night Prices are only loS
-.
% and 80 ceats, and seats are on salOne
Sut,g drug store. sol
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-11
Russelps Chill and Fever
Tonic is acknowledged to be
the Best on the market,
every cottle guaranteed
For sale by all druggists.
roR sALE On - rERMs.

FOR SALE ON EASY TERMS
The following valuable building lois,
oharmipgly situated IN the resident
portion Of the city, are for sale on easy
terms
185xlso, on Union street, running
back TO Reynolds street, This piece
Of property can be divided into sis
lots, 4bz9O each, thee fronting CO
Union sad three on Reynolds slreets,
and is sitsated Immediately north of
the residence Of Mt Glauber Lot on
the east eide Of uaion street, opposite
the residence Of Mg, Jobp H. Mocul>
Tough, aoxlso feet, oau be divided into
fourIlots i5xao twotronting on UOion
aud two on Eiiis streets, Lots lsoxlS0
feet, corueriug on Albany, Albemsrle
and Amherst streets, can be divided
into eight tote, 45x9o feet each. Also
lots % Gloucester street, between AL
bany and Amherst streets, and lots on
Albany between Gloucester and F
streets; ana on Amherst street, be,
tween Gloucester aud Fstrests. To
anyone Wishing desirable building
loss, either for their own residence or
for rent, cannot fan to be satisfied with
these locations, For further Informs
tiOn apply to
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-11
MonaAg aIghl. & yoa aaa,. yoa Gay g.

Tie Rpmley Sisters, who are with the
woodward Warren Co, are said e be
very clever. Miss Lula Rum1ey is COM
sidered one Of the prettiest soubrettes on
the stage
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-11

Duringthe month Of September the
cgrtain will rise at $50 =. M; audthere
Will be no excuse Tor 8afties coming ID
late and disturbing the enjoyfae ri IF
the audience.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-11
como 10 wAYoRoss
Brunswick Gun Ciub VIII Participate
il the Shoot

The Brunswick Gun club has accepted
40 invitation extended them to parslcI-
pate in the annual shoot Of the yYayeross
club, aud the following members win
ltave for that place tomorrow morn-
ing
G. I. Gambler, J B. Abrams, J II.
PoihiIi, Capt. CLARK, claud Dart and B.
". olewine,
Anon these are some Of ihs best shots
IS The state and they will no doubt bring
back honofs. Besides the brunswick
CLUB, Atlanta, savannah, Macon Jack
Aonyi1le, Troy Ala, and other cities
will be represented
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-11

Jnst received ready to wear felt rats
Miss Kate Slater
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-11

WANTED-Man for outside work.
Apply to Roberto Furniture store
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-11
MEETS TODAY.
Prominent Politicians to Gath
er in Atlanta.
Active Steps VIII BE Taken
to Ascertain Strength
Of Democrats

The meeting g the state emoersiic
executive committee which has been
called form Atlanta today, promies to
be one Of The most important q recent
political meetings. Many Of the proni
nenl politicians throughout the state
VIII be in the capital city
The purpose d the meeting Is TO
1cok over the political titaatioa in
Georgia and estimate The strength Of
The democratic party in each county.
Also for the purpose o. organic ng
democratic clubs in every county in the
state that the party might work more
uniform aud be enabled 10 know its
real strength,
Chairman Fleming du Bignon has
noiihed he members o. the cdnmitsee
Of the date Of the meeting and there
will doubtless be full attendance
All Of Tie members are deeply in-
terestsd, especially az the date q The
election draws near.
In some counties clubs have already
been organized and made application
ioI membership to the united clubs Of
The United States, q which william
n. Hearst, Of New York oity is the
president,
Communications have also Doen sent
: sCs chairman Of the national demos
cratic C mml,tee advising him Of the
condition Of affairs in Georgia.
The outlook In most Of the counties
Is exceedingly wight. Only a lew
sim cling to+tte fau reeediug popu
ism
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-11

TEN. IL is anl9diefne fer weak women.
u isa purely Feget able medicine. aud
can By taken by the most delicate.
Kidney disease, Rheumatism and all
diseases Of the Blood, stomach and
sfges soon suconnlb TO its wonderful
effect On The hunlan system. sThOus-
ADDS Of people ia Georgia RECOMMEND
sit Price 81 90
QUAKER PAIN BALM is the med.
lieine that the Quaker Doctor made an
Ief hisqDick cures with, It's q new and
wonderful medicine FOR Neuralgia
| Ioothache, Backachc, Khenmati sn9
fspEains, Pain In Bowel il fact, al.
pain can be relieved by it. Price &c
and SOC.
L QUAKER VII TIE Ey9l n FIR S 1Afs
ID indicated soap for tie Kin, scalp
and complexion. Price Zoe cake
QUAKER HEALING SALVE, a
vegetable ointment for the cure OF
letter, eczema and eruptfans Of the
skin. Prizes 19e a box
FOR SALE By Ali DRUGGISTS
e. Al DILL1N6uAM, Proprietor,
Cincinnati.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-11
Tho Remedy ~ Stomach aal BgwsI Troublsl

The Remedy for Stomach apa Bowel Troubles
4 haye.boen IN TIE drug business for
twenty years, Esnd haye sold most all Of
the proprietary medicines Of any note.
Among the entire list 1 have never found
anything e equf chamberlain's Collie,
ChoIsya eahd piarrhoea Remeey for all
stomach ana bowel troubles, says Q.
W. Wakefield, Of Columbus, Ca, ''This
remedy cured two severe cases Of cholera
mofbuA d my family, and ! have recon-
nended and spld hundredsof II to my
customers 70 their entire satisfaction. It
affords quick ard sure. cure IN a pleas
ant FORM No family should be without
y. 7 keep it II nay house At an times. .
En- BY pr sishop' drug store,
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-11

Just received ready to weas felt hats
Miss nate slater,
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-11
The Quakers Are
Honest Pe0pIe.

The Quaker Herb Ton
ie Is not only a blood
purifier but d Blood
max er for Pale, Weak
and Debilitated people
who have not strength
nor blood. 1T aetsas q
tonic, 10 regulates d.
gest5ons cures d. spepsia
and lends strength and
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-11

AT no Time is Man Secure from At
tacks Of sPEh disorders OF the stomach
as cRaesa nasTbus cramps aud diar.
rhqva; but these complaints are COM
MON during the heated term, when il
Eerous 10 neglect them. Pain
Ssp'' "a remedy that has never fall
N 6ual nsy ryal attacks have been
substitotes. There
Perry DavlS'.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-11

Deals Orchestra will furnish the ina
sic for She woodward Warren engage
.ment.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-11
PolhiIl j Druz Store

Just received ready to wear fell hats
Miss Kate Slater
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-11
NorRs

Better secure yoOr seat to-.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-05-25
SEEKING TOR INFORMATION.

The owner OF a few shares of the
stock of the American Sugar Refining
Company, otherwise the sugar trust,
has begun srit against that corpora
ton to get some information which be
thinks he is entitled to as stock
holder lie wishes 10 know, among
other things. what amount Of the cap
ital stock Of s75.090G90 of the COM
pany is inves ed in refneIies and real
estate directly owned by II. how much
in the stock OF other companies, and
what their names and locations are.
This inqu.sit.ve stakeholder would like
10 see The balance sheets OF the COM
pany at the close OF each years bust
ness since the date Of incorporation
ard also The balance sheets of the COM
Danies owned or controlled by the de-
PENDANT company. He would also like
TO know villa has been done with the
millions OF surplus the latter had on
hand on Jan. | last.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-05-25
CURRENT TOPICS
TUE AUSTRALIAN BILL.

The amendments offered to the Aus
tr4lian federation bill in the House OF
Commons seem to be reasonable
enough from tie pcint of view of the
imperial government. The colonies Of
Australia and New Zealand have
united in a fe leration. The relations
cf tie colonies toward one another are
described as much the same as those
tsbsisting among the states in the
American union. The central govern
men5 is much the same in its func-
items and formation as the federal gov
erument Of tie United States. In rec
n.;iCn Of he authority of Great Brit
an he constitution OF the federated
colonies has been submitted to the inn
peIial governIue 1T for approval. III
passing upon the measure the govern
ment ROW objects 10 the constitution
because it makes final the findings Of
the Supreme Court of the Australian
federation Hitherto an appeal from
the several colonies to the imperial
p,ivy council! al London has been pos
sible. The act of the federation seeks
TO cut off this right of appeal without
the consent of the imperial govern
ment. The effect of the amendment IS
To nullify that provision of the consJi-
tuition.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-05-25
State News in Brief.

Anderson merchants are fighting
the stamp trading stores
A horse show will be given at Pitts
boro, on June 2, when a number Of
premiums viii be awarded
Edward Barrett. who was candi-
date for state geologist on the demo
cratic ticket was terribly injured in
runaway accident at Plainfeld
The Isaac Lallack livery stable nj
Darlington has been destroyed. to
gether with some small houses imme-
ciately adjoining. Loss. $4,000.
Thomas Miller and John Holman of
Kokomo. while at Upton. were struck
by a train. killing Miller and fatally
injuring his companion. They are
young men.
Town Marshal Botkin of Geneva is
being prosecuted for negligence be
cause of the escape of Frank Steei
from the town calaboose, after his ar
rest for assault
The women of Muncie are not only
admitted free to baseball games. bit
the street car company runs special
cars to the grounds for them, and the
fair 'cranks" may ride for nothing
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-05-25
Mine Workers. Secretary Resigns.

Indianapolis-W. c. Pearce. secre-
tary-treasurer Of the United Mine
Workers of America. has resigned. IN
a letter addressed from French Lick
Springs TO President john Mitchell, ne
gives as his reasons fer resigning MS
intention 10 engage IN ether business.
The national executive board VII meet
in this city and tie vacancy caused by
Mr.. Pearce's resignation may be filed.
". B. Wilson is mentioned a. his
probable successor. The books Of Nj.
Pearce have been audited since The
meeting of the national organization
in January and were found 70 be cor
rect. Mr.. Pearce lives il Corning ..
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-05-25
Indiana Congregationalists.

Terre Eaute.-The foTty-secoad an
nual meeting OF the Ineiana C0ngrega-
tional association is in session With
forty delegates present Il made al
innovation in the selection OF d lay
man Richard Breed, Of Marion, as
moderator. The report OF the executive
committee showed a membership in
the state of something over 5000, al
increase OF 100 in the year, and fifty
eight churches and church property
valued at 1925, 600. Rev. Thomas Cliff
ton Of Chicago. reported that il must
soon be decided whether Ridgeville
college is to De supported or allowed
to die. and a committee was named 70
take up the matter with him
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-05-25
MORGAN AND THE CANAL.

In the Senate Friday Mr.. Morgan,
Chairman OF the committee on inter-
oceanic canals. offered a resolution d.
recting the committee to make an in
yestigation sweeping in its character
Of the dealings OF Individuals with a
view to nonopoliZ!ng a ship canal at
Panama or in Nicaragua, and whether
the individuals or corporation pro-
poses 70 obstruct the United States in
the construction of the isthm!an canal.
Mr. Morgan stated that the object OF
the inquiry proposed is 20 enable the
President of the United States to
check and destroy conspiracy
founded in fraud and corruption and
arrogance-agains the highest rights
and privileges of the people and gov
eminent of the United States. Tha
resolution was referred.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-05-25
MICHIGAN FOREST FIRES.
Alpena in Danger-The East Side OF
Fisher In Danger.


Forest fires are raging all over AL
pena county, Michigan. and the flames
famed by high wind, have reached
the railway yards in the outskirts Of
that city and the railway service is de-
moralized. The single mill at La
ROGUE. several houses and piles Of
lumber belonging to J. c. Wilson have
been destroyed. Several houses nave
been burned down at Toner, and piles
of lumber at Onawly, Presque Isle
county. fire engine from this city
has been sent to Millersburg, which is
IN imminent danger.
Forest fires are raging all around
Traverse City, Mich. A fortunate
change in the wind was all that saved
Wolverine, Mich. from destruction by
forest fires Tuesday. Fires are dan
gerously near the town of BOyne Falls.
Mich, and every available man is out
fighting them.
The east side of Fisher. Mich is
totally destroyed. The flames spread
across the railroad tracks to the west
side portion. 1t is feared that the
whole town will be wiped ont A crew
of 100 men with the Menominee and
Marinette fire departments is fighting
the flames
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-05-25
The Trust stin a Possibility.

Richmond-It is reliably reporte 4
here that the proposed trust OF tn
threshing machine manufacturers or
the country is still possibility. Gear.
Scott & Co. and Robinson & Co. Of this
city will send representatives, 10 a
meeting 10 be held in Chicago on next
Monday. at which time. it is said. the
proposed plan of operation will be di-
vulged II is also said that the OPP
tons of the local plants. and upon
those in various cities throughout the
country will have TO be renewed. nav
ing expired last December under the
Did agreement
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-05-25
GIRLS IN MALE ATTIRE.
Run Away as Soldiers to Marry Boys
Blue,

Run Away as Soldiers to Marry Boys In
With the regulation campaign hats,
dressed in trousers and blouses of
army blue, belted and with leggings
like the soldier lovers, five
girls of Waukegan mingled with
the soldiers of the Third bat
talon of the Fifth United
States infantry at Fort Sheridan and
left Monday might in the train which
bore the command toward New York,
bound for garrison duty in Santiago,
Cuba. In the uncertain light of depot
lamps the little squad of little girl SOL
ders had not trouble in eluding the
officers But Private Jessie Sherwood
was sleepy. She sat beside Sergt.
Michael Langmeyer. her afIianced, and
fell asleep. Lieut. Reeves passed
through the train counting his men.
Two shapely white hands, with
dainty engagement ring on the third
finger of the left, caused him to stare.
and then a great light dawned upon
him. He had counted more soldiers
than were in his command. The girl
was put off the train at Grand Cross
ing.
Lieut.. Reeves searched the train
again, and before Hammond, Ind, was
reached he found Emma Winoski
crouched behind the tall figure Of a
sergeant of company l. She was de-
posted at Hammond. and with her
pack OF wedding garments on her
shoulder started to count the ties be-
tween that hamlet and Chicago. Mean
while the police telephoned to Wal
lace Sherwood. los Market street,
Waukegan. telling him that his step
daughter. disguised as a soldier. was
in the station. Sherwood replied that
he didn't want his daughter. Yester-
day morning the girls mother called
and took her home Jessie Sherwood
said that she and Emma Winoski and
three other girls Of Waukegan, whose
names she did not know, had become
engaged to soldiers Of the Fifth. and,
rather than be left to mourn, decided
to run off to Cuba and be married.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-05-25
Talks ON Charity at Topeka.

At the national conference of chart
ties and corrections at Topeka, Kan
the Rev. Charles Frederick Wines of
Washington preached on The Healing
Touch. Love or charity. he said, was
the only remedy for insanity, crime
and pauperism. DR. Plutaion OTnelas.
a delegate from Mexico, traced the
growth OF liberty in Mexico for its in
ception to the present time. Gen. II.
Sanchez Agrimonte and Miguel K.
Saurez, delegates from Cuba, told of
the progress of charity in Cuba. Gov.
w. f. Stanley OF Kansas made an adj
dress on Conditional Pardons." The
governor said he had put that system
into effect in the state penitentiary
and was enthusiastic over the results.