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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-02-28

"After doctors failed to cure me of pueu.
monis | used One Mioute Cough Cure, sud
three bottles Of it cured me. II is also the
best remedy on earth for whooping cough
IL cured my grandchildren of tho worst
cases." writes Jpo. Berry. LogAntou, Pa. /,
10 The only harmless remedy that gives i'm.
mediate results Cures coughs, colds, Group
and throat and lung troubles 1t preven ts
consumption. Children always like it..
Aothers endorse it. IS Hughson l. Co.
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All doctors told Renick Hamilton. Of wss
Jefferson. o, after suffering ls months from
Rectal Fistula, hs would die unless n costly
operation was performed but he cured hiussl Z
With hvo bosss OF Bucklsn's Arnics Sslvs. th .
sursst Pie cure on earth, and the best Salvs in
The world. - cents boz. Sold by J. r. W
DsLssns, DrvssiN 4
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-02-28

Florsoce, Fob 20 "A. Efiogbam
Sunday oigbs Charlotte Kirby was
accidentally shot by Davis King
Both parties are uegroes Constable
Dennis arrested Davis yesterday after.
noon while be wss Watching by the
bedside OF the woman he bad shot. and
the negro is now in Jail.
Raleigh. N g., Feb 10 Southern
Pines. q winter resort forty miles
from here. had Q $40 600 fire esrly
this morning, the Alta Hotel. with al!
it's contents. being destroyed The
thirty guests escaped. but saved little
OF their property. A bank. the post
Office aud public hall were located in
the building TIE mail was saved,
az was also the banks books
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-02-28

received email suu eaeb, and to th,,
ss reply: The expenses Incurred BY
sbs oouoiies aud ioWos 10 the Trial,
puoishmso, sod support Of orimiusls
who bsve been made sooh by the liquou
sold them By 'hs State. will Ter more
then bslsoos the money received from
The dispsossry We state i. uodes.ly
Whe" 90 say the present system o,
liquor ceiling 10 robbiog the people ol
The State Of twenty dollars for ever
dollar paid TO she State treasurer for
educational purposes The State board
Of ooU'rol 10 ssodiog out Of our State
sseb year as least ooe million dollars
aed 10 exchange for Il bringing toto
shs State sud distributing to our people
dss times The amount 10 poverty,
Wrssehedness. disesss sod death.
We appeal to every osWspspsr 10 the
State shas hes = sense OF honesty and
fsisosss TO loss sight Of tho few dollars
that may come to Il through those vho
love liquor ; to forsgo shs imaginary )
pleasure Of holding up the hands Of
those who ory. ''psrsooal liberty. )"
wbsn tbst personal liberty 10 ,iolstive
OF The riehss Of others. and to jois
With us 10 the effort to remove ths
asorused liquor traffic from our State.
We appeal TO the good women of the
STATE, sod WbsG have The women OF
South Csrolios ever failed 10 q GOOD
osussf You esooot vote. it is true.
but ysu oao give expression to your
opposition to the traffic by wearing the
badge sod By a,housapd cots Of you,
life. and il may be your hand that sh oil
drive the "ssnt osil" through che head
Of the monster thatis now ac,ually =
eating Jour o6spriog.
We appeal to the Ohris,isn ministers
OF ne State. Shall those who preach
che gospel enter the 6eid aod speak
seaios, liquor seliiogf See the Mas.er
with seourss driving ou. The mooey
changers IRON the temple. overthrow.
log the. tables sed pouring oos tbsi,
money sod bear hin cry. "Wos unto
seribss sod Pbsrissss. bopoorites ye
ssrpsots. 70 gsosraliso Of vipsrs, how
eso 70 escape the dsmos,ioo Of bell p
sod you will zee that He did not ssem
TO have . sors Of osnby psuby eisiseo.
sbip, nor to have been afraid AZ otFsod.
ios aasioss the proprississ Of life
Rs~suber tbss this liquor sslliog sod
liqaor drinking 10 The oos gree. battery
Of bell. osoosd .shie6y BY The Devil
himself. ssd 10 sdsllios The church oil
Cbris', slsyieg yoar brothers oil arouod
you. sod yos ssssd % vssehmso on sbs
wslle Of Zion sod must sry ous With
vsroioa 70 those srouod you. Arise
% soldisss Of the cross sod ailsoos fos
ever this dsssrussivs agency Of the
Devil.
Light The Gree Of prohibition on
every hilltop 10 The State (; 10, tho rays
90 slidiog down sbs lvsllsys and Cost.
iog oe the bosom OF every stream uo,il
the hsslisg beams shall penetrate every
nook ssd corner. every crack AID erev
iss 10 the homes snd hearts Of our pec.
pie Then shsll the earth yield her
iesresss and God, even our own God,
shall bless % -
Joel e. Bruosos. Cbu'o.
j. 8. Mo6s.t,
h. D Smith.
Jss. A. Hoys.
+. II. Hyatt,
w. @ Tbomsoo.
Jeremiah Smith.
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4. G. 0Steen { Co..
Liberty Street.
Notice Of Registration.

The State Of South Carolina-Sumter Couu.
U-Ofice OF Supervisors of Registration,
Sumter County, Sumter, s. G., February
let, 1899.
Notice is hereby given tha, in accordance
with an Ac. Of the General Asse mbly, and in
conformity with the requirements Of the State
Constitution, the books for the registration
of all legally qualified voters, and for the
issuing Of transfers, ETC., will be open at the
Office Of Supervisors OF Registration in the
court house, between the hours Of 9 o clock
q. m and 3 O'Clock p. m, on the tirs,M on
day Of each month, until thirty days before
the next general election. Minors who sha n
become OF age during that period of thirty
days shall bs entitled TO registration tefore
the books are closed, if otherwise qualified
The requirements Tor u qualified voter are
that the applicant for registration shall be
able to read and write correctly, or possess
10 his own name property to the amount of
three huudred dollars, upon which be pays
taxes. II. F BURROWS,
7. d. DUBOSE,
J. N. KNIGHT,
Supervisors of Registration Sumter Co.
Aeh
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GS CUBAN RELIEF cures Collie,
~ Neuralgia and Tooth ache in
W five minutes. Sour Stomach and
Summer Complaints. Price. Csc.
Sold by Hughson Ligon Co.
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ANQS CUBAN OIL cures Cuts,
WE Burna, Bruises, Rheuma-
," tisT and Sores. Price, Is cts.
Sold By Hughson.Lieop 90.
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-03-04

experimental stage and may now be
looked upon as an Institution.
Among the extensive improvements
on the part of the Salt Lake < Los
Angeles at present under way in an
tlclpaton of the season at Saltair. is
tnat OF filling in the trestle work ex-
tending from the beach to the platform
az the pavilion with shale. Manager
BaJeman reports that a gang of twenty
men have completed 500 out of the l, 900
Ieet OF work contemplated.
Among the railroad men who will
proceed north tomorrow to attend the
ldano sheepmen's convention at Boise
are the following: L. L. Downing.
general agent Chicago, Milwaukee &
81 Paul Ben Nevins, general agent
Denver & Rio Grande: r. F. Nesien,
burlington; George Feakins, travelling
freight agent Colorado Midland:
George Hawkes.. Denver & Rio Grande.
ana C +. Warren, general agent San
ia Fe.
W. G. Mcbride. general agent of the
RIO Grande Western at Butte, who was
down here last week. has upon his re-
turn fallen into the clutches of the in
reviewer on the Anaconda Standard,
the burden Of his lay being that no
road in this country can beat the pres
emf service of the Westerns new
through train which was put in serv-
ice last Sunday and maintains an
average speed Of fOrty-six miles an
hour from Ogden to Grand Junction.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-03-04
AT THE sHoEBRIDGE.
Work to Be Resumed on the Vertical
Shaft.
SPECIAL CorresponderceJ


SPECIAL Correspo n6erce.)
Silver City, March General Man
ager Henry G. Hehron of the Shoe
bridge Bonanza mine has sent out in
structions to Foreman Carruthers to
discontinue prospecting and develop
ment work on the 400 and $50 levels,
ard 10 make prepare lions TO resume
sinking in the vertical shaft. Mr.. Car
ruthers accordingly commenced blast
Ing out place on the $50 level yeSJer-
day sufficiently large to accommodate
the big tank which is located near the
Chloride Stope," TO receive the new
sinking pump. It is not the intention
Of Colonel Heffron to obtain additional
boiler capacity just at present, but the
Economical boiler viii be eucased in
brick and the steam columns covered
with asbestos packing. so as to retain
and utilize the pressure Foreman
CarrutherS. who is an indefatigable
worker and intelligent underground
miner, told The Herald today that the
company had been very judiciOus in
eXpending money in prospecting the
two lower workings, because the
knowledge obtained would be Of meal
culable value TO them when they had
attained another 100 feet lift He said
the presence, exact locality and dip
and trend Of the ore chute had been
accurately ascertained. so that all blind
work may be avoided when the $50 level
is reached. Mr.. Carruthers said fur
Their that in all of his years of mining
experience he had never seen an in
stance similar to conditions in the
ShOebridge, in that the continuity Of
the respective ore chutes defined so IN
mistakably their downward action. on
both Of the lower levels shipping grades
of ore have been obtained, particularly
on the $50, in as many as ten different
places. The ore on the 400 is a lead
and copper mixture, passing 10 almost
wholly copper on the $50. at which
point sinking on the chute would have
been done were it not for the fact that
the level is just at water line. 1t looks
to a moral certainty that the people
back of the ShOebridge Bonanza will
ultimately be handsomely rewarded for
their perseverance.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-03-04
RoCKEFELLER Is IN IT.
Plan to Pool 95 Per Cent Of Boats on
Great Lakes.

Chicago. March 3.-The Chronicle
says: Another field Of transportation
is 20 be covered by the syndicates that
within the past few months have as
sunoed control of the railroads east Of
Chicago and st. Louis. Those behind
the consultations have turned their at
tention to the water lines and are work
ing on a plan TO combine the large boat
companies on the great lakes with the
intention of placing these In the big pool
with the railroads
All the big lines are TO be brought
into the fold and a common set Of rates
agreed upon that will not conflict or
cause trouble to the ali-rail lines from
here to the east.
1t is said that Morgan, Rockefeller,
Hartman and Hill are the prime Enov-
ers in the lake deal.
In the lake pool, Mr. Rockefeller viii
place his big fleet of ore boats Operat-
ing between Cleveland and Buffalo and
the ore ports of northern Michigan and
Wisconsin, Hill viii add the big liners
of the Northern S. 5. company, inc!ud-
ing the passenger boats. the Northwest
and the NOrthland; Morgan will con-
tribute the vessels owned and operated
by the Erie and Lehigh Valley roads,
and Hartman viii turn over the steam
ers run in connection with the New
York Central railroad system.
This will include 50 per cent Of all
the big boats on the great lakes, both
freight and passenger.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-03-04
WILLIAM ABBOTT IS CRAZY
WELL KNOWN BAR TENDER
SENT TO ASYLUM.
Has Been III For Many Weeks and
His Mind is Completely Shat
tered.

Weakened in body and mind by fever
ish disease, William Abbott, the well
known mixologist who formerly held
forth at Hogle's saloon, was yesterday
committed to the insane asylum at
Provo for treatment. A few weeks ago
young Abbott suddenly developed signs
of mental responsibility by leaving
his cot in the fever ward of st. Mark S
hospital and suspending himself from
an iron rod from which an arc light
hung. From this projection he swung
TO and fro and then released his hold,
alighting on the stone steps far below
Billy" was picked up with a broken
leg and carried back into the hospital
His broken limb has healed sufficiently
to warrant his removal to the instutu-
ton where his mental disease may be
cured. Abbotts commitment to the asy-
lum was ordered by board of physi-
clans appointed by the district court
and yesterday afternoon he was escort
ed to Provo by Deputy Sheriff DOwse.
Abbotts friends are not without hope
that he VIII be restored to his full men,
tai vigor.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-03-04
ON DOUGLASS MOUNTAIN.
Carload of Copper Bullion Shipped by
Bromide Smelter.
Especial Correspondence.)


Vernal, Feb. 2s.-Superintendent r.
S. Collett of the Bromide Mining COM
pany came in from Douglass mountain
yesterday. where he has been superin-
tending the operations of the company
at the mine and mill. Mr.. Collett
states that the recent run of the
snelter was entirely satisfactory. Sixty
thousand pounds of bullion was run
out, which exhausted the ore in the
bins. The bullion has all been shipped
to Denver. A force of men are now at
work in the mine getting out ore, and
teams are on the road transporting
coke. Things will be gotten into shape
generally for another good start with
the coming of spring.
William Donaher, the veteran pros
peetor of the Carbonate district. came
down from that district last night and
informs The Herald that the prospect
is very encouraging in the Dawson,
where heavy copper stains have been
encountered. which indicate a dose
proximity to the lOng-sOught extension
Of the Dyer ore bodies.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-03-04
Real Estate Transfers.

G; L. BeRls to Byron Cummings, lots
is and r, block 8, Perkins Second
aOuiuon ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Harriet Straw to A. II. Meredith, lot
q. block L Rosedale addition 49,.
William Wonnacott to Isabel G.
Brown, 10x20 rods northeast from
southwest corner lot 8, block IS,
plat Il --....---..-.--..-.--.---- OF
Laura Cast and husband 20 Sallie
DriscOll. lots ! to 4. block l. Heath'S
subdivision of block 40. plat c.. 5.
Sallie Driscoll 70 l. NJ. Byers. lots
20 4. block l. Heath's subdivision
Of block 40. plat C..~..--.-..--...----. s
Phoebe P. f. Trip to o. l. Trip,
lSb acres northwest quarter SOUTH
west quarter. section -. township
south, range west .....-.-..----..---
stephen Tucker 20 c. W HedellnS-
IL rods northwest from 10 rods
west OF southeast corner lot Q,
block s. plat ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS i
Rosie Falls TO A. HanaJer, Jr., ok
rods southeast from l rod west of
northeast corner lot ., block 20,
w 'd o William 70 Martha a viii. D.
Jams, ~ 1eet by 10 rods northeast
from 155i5 feet north of southwest
corner lot 4. block q. plat B..
II. 9. Edwards TO Lidia A. Busby.
10x6l4 rods southwest from o. teer
west of northeast corner lot 8,
block u, plat B...........-.--.----.-.- ~
James Wardle to Utah Sugar COM
pany. Is acres northeast quarter
section 70. township south. range I
west ---.------.---.-.----- q
W. II. Bird 10 Utah Sugar company.
f5.S acres northwest quarter section
% township south. range ! west. so
Alice ]. Elder and husband to E l.
Elder. 10X5 rods northeast from 51z
rods east Of southwest corner lot 4,
A ~
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-03-04
Horace Smith Made Health
Board Clerk.
SUCCEEDS ELI POLAND
SOLDIER RECEIVED APPOINT.
MENT YESTERDAY.
Made Good Record in the Philip
pines While Serving as Member
of the Fourth Cavalry-Retiring
Official Has Held Place Five Years
and Done Good Work.

A change was made in the cIerkship
of the city board of health yesterday,
when Health Commissioner King in
stalled Horace H. Smith to succeed
Eli A. POLAND. Mr.. Smith is a young
Salt Laker who distinguished himself
IN the Philippine campaign as a mem
Der or troop Z, Fourth cavalry. In his
courageous conduct on the battlefield
he received severe wound in the leg.
which incapacftated him from further
service. For months he was confined
IN the hospital at Manila, and at San
Francisco.
Recently, before his final discharge.
he was surprised to read in The Herald
that his friends here had spoken such
good words in his behalf that he would
likely receive the appointment which
came to him yesterday. Trooper Smith
is vouched for as being fully capable to
MI the clerkShip. and those who know
him best declare his every act will re-
heet credit upon the administration.
In Mr.. Folland's departure the health
department. loses an efficient and oblig-
ing clerk, whose services have been
fully appreciated by his superior Of
hcers and the public generally during
the varying municipal administra tions
the past five years. Mr.. POLAND is a
Democrat, and Mr.. Smith is a Repub-
lcan, hence the change Of clerks at this
time. Mr.. POLAND will remain in the
office few days to instruct his sue
ceSSor in his duties
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-03-04

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ALL IN ORE.
Conditions at the Showers and the
Bowers Mines.
Especial Correspondence.)

Diamond, March 3.-The Joe Bowers,
Showers Consolidated and Joe Bowers
Extension mines are all in ore. 1t can
be truly said that the last two named
properties have never looked so prom
Using as they do at this writing. The
Showers Consolidated folks will send
out car of very nice first-grade silver
and lead ore today, and win have a
part Of another car left on their re-
Gently enlarged platform By reason Of
strict restrictions. superintendent Dan
Brighton of the Showers is very reti-
cent about giving out information con-
corning the property, but admits that
conditions on the 400 level are such that
should make anyone who is interested
in the mine feel much gratihed with the
outlook Another shipment from the
400 will follow this one at once.
superintendent Pat TallOnS Of the
Joe Bowers has been developing the
property in a ncrtheriy direction or the
800 level with profitable results. The
prospecting has determined the exist
ence Of excellent mineral. though
somewhat scattering in many places
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-03-04
MR.. WEIR's PROPERTIES.
Progress of Work on Ajax and Tintic
Iron
(Special COrrespondercs.l


Mammoth. March 3.-After an alb
sence of several weeks Thomas Weir Of
the Tintic Iron and Ajax Mining COM
panies returned yesterday and spent
Friday and Saturday in inspecting both
properties. Mr.. Weir expressed himself
as a trifie disappointed with the prog
ress made in drifting IL the big iron
mine during his absence, Occasioned by
encOuntering a mineralized lime Of IN
usually hard character. He had calcu-
lated that the men would be able to
make six feet every twenty-fOur hours,
as they had done heretofore, but the
driving had been done at the rate of
two feet instead. Consequently he es-
Inmates that it will be thirty days vet
before they can possibly reach the
point wher the ore channel is believed
to exist. Sinking in the shaft has been
suspended during exploration work on
the various levels.
Mr.. Weir spoke in the most favorable
manner Of the conditions in the Ajax.
He said that the four cars of copper
ore marketed last week were particu-
larly fine in values, and that Superin-
tendent Nebeker would be able to dU-
plicate the shipment at once.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-03-04
MRS. FOY SEEKS A DIVORCE
CHARGES HUSBAND WITH
GREAT CRUELTY.
Says He Abused Her and Expressed
Intention Not to Live With Her
Again.

Clara A. Foy yesterday commenced
suit in the district court against Ed
ward NJ. Foy for a decree of divorce
on the grounds of failure to provide
support for her and extreme cruelty.
According to the complaint, plaintiff
and defendant were married Aug 20.
1882, at Greenwood. Neb., and the is
sue of the marriage is son, Clinton,
aged 10 years.
Mrs Foy sets up in her complaint as
acts Of cruelty by defendant toward her
that he. within the past ten days, has
abused her with vie epithets and has
told her he would 20 longer live with
her or provide for her support.
Besides praying for a decree Of di-
vorce, the plaintiff seeks an equitable
division of her husbands property, val
ued at $4,000.
Wilson & Smith are plaintiffs attOr-
neys. The defendant entered voluntary
appearance and took five days TO an
sWer his wife'S complaint.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-03-04
Real Estate Transfers.

A warranty deed was fled for record
yesterday from William WOnnacOtt %
Isabelle Cameron Brown, conveying.
for a consideration OF $3.50. 5x20 and
ski rods, together with right OT way
fronting west on Eighth East street.
between South Temple and First South
streets.
The Utah Sugar company yesterday
filed deeds for tfirty-one acres Of
ground recently purchased near Biug-
ham junction. as q site for the pro-
posed auxiliary sugar factory in this
county. One-half the ground was
bought from William II. Bird for 5000
and the other half from James War
die for $500
Permits to build and TO make I'm
provements were issued last week as
follows by Inspector Timer:
". G. hsysor. $50 South Third
East street, double house,
brick -..-.----- ---.-.---..- -----S5.s-a
Mrs. Jessie Nidgley, 347 South
Fourth East street, brick dwell
Ing -------- ------------ orl-l
Mrs. Charlotte Erickson. Third
South street. between Ninth and
Tenth West, brick cottage 500
4OLEll --. . &c o. o. q al--
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-03-04
FRUIT GROWERS MEET.
VIII Continue Crusade Against Orch
ard Pests

The fruit growers Of Salt Lake cOun-
ty held an interesting and profitable
meeting yesterday in the county COM
missioner's Office. The main topic Of
discussion was the best method Of ex-
terminating the peach borer pest which
has recently made its appearance in
Utah orchards. Bulletin No. 176 from
the Cornell college experiment station
afforded some pertinent suggestions on
the subject
1t was the concensus Of opinion that
winter spraying is necessary to be con-
tinued for the eradication OF the San
Jose scale, shot hole fungus and curl
leaf on peach trees. The treatment
recommended is a mixture Of lime sui
phur and salt in solution. according to
formula No. in County Inspector Sor-
enSOn's printed Instructions.
Before adiourning till the first Sat
Urday in April the meeting resolved TO
give its moral support to the crusade
Of the National Pure Food association,
and the secretary was directed to COM
municate the fact to Secretary We'd
derburn at Washington, and also to
Senator RaWlinS.