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The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-04
PRESERVE YoUR SIGHT

may exist.
There II no guesswork In our methods
We have tho latest and most approved
scientific apparatus for accurate eye test
ing. We make no charge for eonsulta-
ton or examination. and should you need
the services Of a physician we viii frank
iy tell you 20.
our crystal lenses are perfect In every
respect. being ground under our own su-
pervision They cannot be compared IN
value to the kind offered as cheap b. the
so-ealled opticians or jewellers who han
die Inferior glasses as a side line.
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GAVE HIM ~ 10 rue LAW.

south Carolina Negroes Come Near
LynehtnE One OF Their Race.
Columbia. s c. oct. 2-Ncgroes o. An
INK Prince Maxwell. colored. after holding
meeting and having heated debate
II seems that the wife Of negro who
lived some distance in the country came
from a point IN North Carolina where
She had been visiting. and engaged Max
well 60 drive her from Anderson to
where her husband lived when alone in
the country Maxwell ovorpowered the wo-
man. After consideration his captors
turned him over 90 she sheriff
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RESULTS ON rue DIAMOND,

brooklyn Captured Roth Games
from the Boston Team.
Bos'on Oct 3-Brooklyn took hoth
games to-day Lewis was Wild and inef-
fective in the nrst game Superior base
running hy the Brooklyn's enabled them
90 win the second game Attendance. 1870
score. BHE.
Bosom .....o o. 3 o o / o o. Q
BROOKLYN ...1 3 q o o 0-6 2
Raueries-I.ewis and Sullivan Yeager
and Farrell
Second Game X II +.
Roston .....-........o o o o IA 3
Brooklyn .........-.i o - .
Battcries-Dineen ana Conner. Kennedy
and Mcclure.
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r TOM rue sNfM loIh limtf
FiUsburg Pa, scIt 2s-Three success
i've pairs ~ twins in four years wor, leu
by the stork 10 the home 81 Nirior Beau
quiet. stcCl worker az the Carnegie
Homestead plant The family lives in
Third Avenue. Homestead. and the chill
drcn are an healthy WHOM th first par
arrived the fath,r ana mother were SO
olattd that they named them Victor HIgo
ana Napoleon Bonapnrte The second palr
VAS chr.sten,d Gen. Grant and Gen Ne
Mahon. and the last will be- William Jcn-
ulugs Bryan ard John purmau the lat
ter being a Democ ratic leader Of Home
stead.
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THE MORNING NEWS: THURSDAY OCTOBER A. 1900
ALMOST RECORD nnEAkEe.
Last Month Game Near BeinE Warm
81 srnfemhrr ON the mrcnrda.

The Weather Bureau reports show .ast
month 20 have been the Warmest Sep'em-
ber. With one exception. mat of 5epfem-
Der. i"I zinc, tho Weather bureau was
established iu Savannah ln Iss The mean
temperature Tor the month was 20 degrees.
Th, temperature 90 sept,mb,r lssl was
.o degrees The average for twenty
years B. Us degrees The highest that mere
clry went was 20 degree. ard tho lowest
was g degrees. The mean temperature
for september for twenty-nine years is
r.. 10 IoWa
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nELIENEp or mIs coMMANp.
capt. AIdred Charged with Conduct
tnbecominE an officer.

Atlanta. oct captain T.. 4 Aldred
II Company 4. Firn Regiment. mas been
relieved 81 the command on charge OF
conduct unbcooming an officer ana viois-
ton of sections -. 81 ard 90 Of thc at-
ucles Of war Gov GAMBLER has The
anxlously awaiting his decision he may
order court martial az once The charges
were filed yesterday hy Aulusaut Harry
Anderson. The company Of which Cspt
Aldred is commander WIS formerly the
Atlanta Houaves Aldred is highly pop
ulnr with his men
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Columbia. s c. oct 3-G Walt Whit
man. who has four times been candidate
for Governor seems Go have taken his last
defeat too seriously. lie has b.en arrested
IN Union his present home. for disordery
conduct and carrying concealed weapons
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Cincinnati oct 3-Boht sides were fore
ed 20 change pitchers tn the third inning
to-day Young however. failed 20 stop the
hitting while Phillips did. Attendance
20 score. Ri r.
cincinnati - osl04o O x-l2 Is .
81 louis 80 o 20 o o 0-G Il 8
p4,,cries- newton. Phillips and Kahoe
Young Powell and Criger
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New York. oct 3-Stcwart r. Gray.
"scotty." was held to-day los Magistrate
Mott TO await papers from virginia. Grey
is wanted for alleged completely in bank
robbery Of s. go ln strasbourr Va.
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SHIP cARrTNrERs STRIKE.
They wanted an EiEht-Hour nay on
Government work.

Key west Flo. Oct 8-A strike has
been declared against curry Sons. by ;hc
0hip carpenter. who have been working
a. their stcam-wnys on the lighthouse
The Laurel. tho pr. 49, wages was 50 for
nine hours work but he men demanded
81 q day for eight hours work as IL was
q government contract. This was refused
ard the men went out The firm sent %
Jacktonvile for mon. md Sis 81 them have
arrived 8nd started "a work. getting forty
cents on ho4r faf l. work done The
carpenter hero have called ou the Jack
souvilie men ana have stated their ericv-
ances 20 them. bat u0 aas-a~ hos hean
taken IN the matter.
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Columbia = e.. oct while three me-
rroes are N trial ar Ahbevilie for as many
murders committed az cakcwalks. auoth-
er was killed IN Union at an entertain
ment Of like character.
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OFFICE COMMISSIONERS CHATHAM
COUNTY
Sealed bids viii be- received al this Of
ice untn y M Thursday oct A. 1912
for the removal Of TWO closets iu the jail
er's residence and for furnishing two
new closets and for connecting residence
aud Jan with the new system OF house
drainage
Work 10 be done IN accordance with
the citys specifications and under the SUI
y rylsion of the JAN Committee G.. q. G..
ana city Inspector. BIDS TO be- marked
propo-al .or jan plumbing
REUBEN BUTLER.
Clerk G. g. G
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Wayneshoro, Ca. oct 3-Mr p. G
Hyne. prominent Young man of this
city. died this morning after short IN
ness
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DR. N. scHwAB q SON.

Exclusive Opticians. q Bull Street
N. B.-oeulist prescriptions filled same
DAY received. Repairing done az short
notice.
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Augusta. Ocs q The $1,000 suit Of
Curry vs. the Riverside Mill for loss Of an
arm in machinery was settled to-day out
OF court hy the payment 81 81 80 damages
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Take Laxative Bromo Quinire Tablets.
All druggists refund the money Il it falls
20 cure. + w. Groves signature Is on
each box z5c.-ad
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CITY or SAVANNAH POCKET MAP.
80 CENTS EACH.
PRINTED m TWO CoLoRs.
NICELY HOUND IN CLOTH AND
STAMPED IN GOLD on SIDE
For Sale by
THE MORNING NEWS
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Tho total rainfall Tor the month was
$50 inches about haif an inch more than
the rainfall during the last twenfy-four
hours. Tho September rainfall since 1871
L. Il lnI-uu---
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S1VIHIlh BlHk Z Trust Go
CAPITAL, Rs5O,ooo.

Accounts of banks. merchants. oorpora-
tons and individuals solicited
Savings Department. interest paid
quarterly.
safety Boxes and Storage Vaults for
rent
Collections made on all points ct rea-
sonable rates.
Drafts sold on all the chief cities OF the
world
Correspondence invited.
JOSEPH u. WEED. President.
JOHN c. ROWLAND Vice President
W. +. MccAULEY. Cashier.
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OCEAN CRY LODGE NO. .. KNIGHTS
Of ROYAL ARCH.

Savannah. Ga. oct. 4 1870
The regular meeting of this lodge Will
be- held 40 the X OF r. Hall az s O'Clock
Thursday evening. oct. & 1910
X DREEsoN. V. c.
W r. CoURTENAY. Recorder
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NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.

city TTeasurcrs ONCE.
Savannah. Ca. oct. /, 1900
The following taxes are now due.
REAL ESTATE. third quarter 1870
STOCK ~ TRADE. THIRD quarter 1907
FURNITURE etc, third quarter. leoo
MONEY, MORTGAGES. etc. third
quarter 1870
discount Of TEN PER CENT. will
b. allowed upon al OF tho above II pay
mcnt Is made within fifteen days after
Oct l. e. : HARDEE
city treasure
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READ THIS.

Messrs. SIoat Bros. Co.,
savannah, Ga.
GentIemen-I have been great
sufferer from indigestion and suffer
"a great deal. Heard of your vege-
table Bitters through "A travelling
salesman In baltimore. procured
"a bottle and hnd II gives me great
relief. certainly recommend ~ 60
any one suffering from Indigestion.
Yours respectfully,
CHAs. A. CRANDALL,
Annapolis. ND.
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bonds EXECUTED
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Neither the master ror causigrees of the
British steamship CiD 80 Gloucester.
Aulbufn. master. Fullodon HAL. W Hun
ter. master. will be responsible for any
debts contracted by crew OF sah vessels
J. F. MINIS q CO.. Cousiguees.
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MANTELs. CRATES AND THING.

We have The largest stock. prettlest de-
signs lowest prices. Call and examine ours
before buying Beauty your new house
with pretty mantels.
ANDREW HANLEY COMPANY.
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SOUTHERN BANK

OF the state OF Georgia
NdplAAi .-.-..ss+t-rrr- 80 90
Surplus and undivided profits - 81. ~
DEPOSITORY or THE STATE or
GEORGIA.
Superior facilities tot transacting
General Banking BuslnAs,
Collections made OF all points
accessible through banks and bankers.
Accounts ~ Banks. Bankers. Merchants
and others solicited. safe DEPOSIT Boxes
for rent
Department OF Savings. interest payssls
quarterly.
Sells sterling Exchange on Londoa q
and upwands
JOHN FLANNERY. President
HORACE A. CRANE. Vice President
JAMES SULLIVAN Cashier
DIRECTORS:
JNo. FLANNERY. wM w. GORDON
Z. A. WE'LL " w GORDON Jr.
H. A. CRANE. JOHN NJ EGAH
LEE ROY MYERS JOSEPH FERsT
II. P. SMART. CHARLES ELLIS
EDWARD KELLY. rOTFN ] KTRRY
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PAINTS AND HOUSE PAINTING.
We handle nothing but che VERY
BEST grades OF PAINTS and OILS. and
employ the very best painters 10 h. had
Allow us 10 make bid on painting your
house.
SAVANNAH BUILDING SUPPLY CO.
Corner Congress ana prayton.
Phone Sia
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CENTR OF GEORGIA RAILWAY
COMPANY.
Annual Meeting Of Stockholders.

savannah ca Sept O. 1910
Tho annual meeting 90 the sfo- kholders
Of TINS company will be- held al the office
Of the company 70 Bav street east. 10
the city Of savannah. Ca on Tuesday.
the SIN day OF October next at II m
city time. for the election OF dir-,t tors
and the transaction ~ such other busi-
ness as msy come before the meeting
r. r SMITH. Asst Secretary
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MATTRESSES, HATrnEssEs.

ovatcd by our m~iicatcd steam process
before n change in weather takes place
lThe only plant To- SasanuahD Il over
comes an impurities ana rcuews lie ard
volume 90 all bedding material Prices OF
renovation OF feathers as follows. Beds
$50 boosters 81. plllows 50c. Cotton. moss
aud hair mattresses made TO order Fine
work. low prices Work guaranteed.
NATIONAL MATTRESS AND RENO
WAITING co.
Bell phone 1885 81 prayton street.
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Neither the master nor conslgnees II
the British steamship cycle viii be re-
sponsible for any debts contracted by the
crew.
sTRACHAN a co. Conslgnees.
savannah. Ca. oct T. 800
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Tie only way 20 get your carpets prop
cry taken W. cleaned and taken care Of
for The summer g. 10 turn the job over 70
me District Messing and Delivery Co.
telephone .. or cal az 81 Montgomery
street. and they will make you an esu-
mate on the cost Of the work. Prioes
reasonable They also pack. move and
store furniture and pianos
c. II. MEDLOCK supt and Aigr.
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RIcE MILLING. mCE FLOUR. aIcE
CHAFF.

We have new mli with al modern
processes. and machinery. and are now
ready for business We solicit your pat
ronage and invite correspondence. rice
chan free 20 patrons.
THE SAVANNAH RICE MILL CO,
T. ~ Cunningham President
John Screyen. Jr Manager.
Sharp County record., 1900-08-03
ELANvlltE BUDGET.
HoaltS p not very good in this
eoption.

FIoaltS p not very good in this
soption.
Mrs. Byrd, wife of J, NJ, Byrd,
has been very sick but is now
better,
Wheat threshing is about over.
Wheat turned out better than
was expected.
Crops are good in this section.
Cotton is as fine as we ever saw
at this time Of year.
A month -old child OF Mr..
and Mrs. G. W. Barnes died on
July q, and was buried at the
Barnes cemetery,
There will be a grand picnic on
Saturday, August II, at Bacon's
spring, four miles east of Evening
Shade. Everybody invited to
come and bring somebody with
them. There will DO good speak
ing. good swings, good grub, and
u whole heap of good cold water
free for everybody. Come one,
come all.
We had three threshers in this
part in hearing of each other the
other day. Messrs Hutchison
and Vance were threshing so close
together that they could shake
hands across the fence. The Hill
machine finished up here Monday
and has gone back home, They
are a clean set of mon, and we
hope to have them with US again.
Sharp County record., 1900-08-03

hacks. Alex Paden was the first
to buy one,
There will be singing all day
long here on the second Sunday
in August. Come and sing, an
see and be seen,
Elder Douglass has bean holl-
ing a series Of meetings here for
several days. The results so far
are six additions to the church.
Wiley and Barney Simpson Of
near Evening Shade have been
on Spring river fishing. They
report that they caught some nice
fish,
The most wheat that has been
threshed on one farm was on
Beverly Adair's farm--something
over five hundred bushels. Frank
Stewart made about five hundred
bushels, but over half of his
growed on Adair's farm.
W. F. Stewart is the most IN
dependent man we know Of. A
boy was born at his home July
4. A boy was born to Mr.. and
Mrs, Joseph Holt on July II and
a girl was born to P. J. Schales
and wife July 26. All are doing
we'll.
Stock dealers are here wanting
to buy fat cattle and sheep. Un-
Gle Jess Richie bought a drove Of
fat COWS last week. A man by
the name or NettletOn IS buying
sheep in these parts. He says
they are scarce. Nettleton is
from Randolph county.
Crop prospects are good,
though we are needing a good
rain. We have not had a good
season in the ground since about
the middle Of June, though we
have had several showers since
then. Wheat that has been
5hreshed is making from 8 to lC
bushels per acre. There has not
6oon any tare8hing done between
/ Center and Kings Mill, The
farmers have their grain stacked
, and want it to 60 through tn,
f sweat in the stacks.
Sharp County record., 1900-08-03

II the people do not get tho
trust question in thcir heads, they
will get it in their necks,
The plea Of destiny ia the plea
Of cowardieo,
No nation Is strong enough to
do wrong,
Conquest means not destiny,
but coyetousness and temptation
God does not inspire one man
to conquer another, and inspire
the other to die for independence
II is not the producer, but tho
non-produoor Of wealth that
makes the laws,
SO long as the farmer let's the
monopolist make The laws, they
will not meot at summer resorts,
Sharp County record., 1900-08-03

townsmen, and Mrs. Hammack
their sister,
A protracted meeting, we learn,
will begin here next Saturday,
under the auspices Of the M g.
Church. Bro. Anderson. our
efficient pastor, will have charge
Of the meeting, aided by other
able men. 1t is the wish Of all
that we may have q successful
in Sidney during these
series Of meetings.
The attendance at Sunday
school Sunday was not as large
Us usual, but we cannot believe
that the great interest which has
boon moriOo9ted for Sunday
school work here foG the last iow
Sharp County record., 1900-08-03
POu6hkGRpSiE FONTS.
Health still good.

Health still good.
This section had a good rain
on the 25th.
jim Norman and Dot Matheny
a red fox the other
morning.
Monoh Norris stands head on
wheat-S0 bushels on PA acres.
Who can beat that?
The Hutchison machine has
threshed west of Poughkeepsie
and gone north Of the river.
As we write the picnic here is
in full blast. Dinner is over and
everyone found plenty to eat,
Everything going off nicely.
John ". Smith and VIM. Span
have the 3rd day of August set
to hit the road for Texas. Light
out, boys; you leave many friends
behind. Good luck to you.
Joe Medlock and Miss Ethel
Abee were married at the resi-
dence of Prof. John Abee at this
place and Sampson Golf and Miss
Jennie Parsley were married at
the brides home since our last
writing, Elder Frizzell officiating.
Both couples have the best wishes
of all who know them.
The mad dog scare is in full
blast. The death rate among the
dogs is frightful. DR.. Tihbles
mas lost some Of his famous pack
Newt Hutchison has had to thir
out his pack somewhat. Bill
Massey has lost three and hi;
lace still looks damp. Newt hac
no time to vent his feelings only
by showing wheat into the thresh
cr, which he does most systemat
ically,
Your most obedient had tn
pleasure Of attending the Annie
vile picnic on July 25, whor
he met many friends and saw a
large and as well behaved GROVE
rs has been his lot to see on sue.
an occasion. The Hon, Cla
Sloan set forth the principles c
democracy in his own style
which drove the opposition to tn
wall, Mr., Myers Of Bjnkley st
forth the republican side of 'th
question in a most able mannt
Tor a man of his age. The gru
was SO plentiful that anyone coul
find plenty to suit his taste, v
saw also about one thousand pee
pie Of ali sorts and sizes get goo
wet after all ovailsble shelter ha
been taken up.
Sharp County record., 1900-08-03
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

The price paid for a cradle is
hush money,
Is a boys mother his father
Fhen she is d sigher?
1t is a mans head that enables
nim to foot his bills.
The average ink stand refuses
upset until it gets full.
When a woman is in love it is
pJ to Increase her sighs.
Although a hen doesn't dance
sAe is often engaged to a set
A man and his wife may be
me, but the wife must be won
1t.
t looks like the plowholder
VS. that the bondholder may
p.
Somo people are so forgetful
It they always fail to remember
poor.
About the only kind of hoods
I'd in the summer time are
a3ehoods. y
Awhile cloud makes a good
garasol, but q black one makes a
Door umbrella.
A suporstitious man says it is a
bad sign to write another mans
name on u note.
Words resemble sunbeams-the
more they are condensed the
deeper they burn.
Some people arc like an alarm
clock; always saying the right
thlng at the wrong time.
some people probably agree
U.a you because il bores them
han your argument
nding Of a modern novel
1l 90 they were divorced o00
d apply ever aitor'
Sharp County record., 1900-08-03

years, is going to continue to
weaken, but with the hearty CO..
operation of the friends of tho
school, we know that it will con-
tinue to grow and keep itself in
the front ranks, Let US have q
full attendance next Sunday.
Warm, refreshing showers.
Sharp County record., 1900-08-03
CENTER CHuTES,

Health is good for this season
Of the year,
Esq Stewart had dog to 90
mad since our last writing. He
killed him.
Mrs, Ellen Holt went to Eve-
ming Shade Saturday to prove up
on her homestead,
There is a man in our town
"ca.os wo.hor.o buqges Or
Sharp County record., 1900-08-03
SIDNEY SAYINGS.

Some sickness again.
Mrs, j. D. Ragan is on the sick
list this week. !
Plenty Of nice, cool melons and
fresh tomatoes.
W. Edd Ragan is slightly in
disposed this week.
Mr.. Ray, of Elgin, is visiting
Mr.. Brock, of near town.
Mr.. Meeks is at Hot Springs
for the benefit Of his health.
}. Frank Wilcs and Nat E.
Arm spent Saturday and Sunday
at Barren Fork visiting the ladies.
Miss Serethna Sparkmap, Of
Memphis, is spending the summer
with her sister. Mrs, John Anglin,
Of Sidney.
Gee f. Wiles has accepted a
position with the Cushman Sup
ply Co., Of Cushman, and will
begin work Tuesday.
Mr.. Croft's face is now glow
ing all over with pleasant smiles
it is a big, bouncing boy,
weighing l3 pounds,
Miss Daisy Brooke and sister,
after a few weeks visit here, DIS
the guests OF Miss Jennie Johns
ton, returned to their home at
Batesville last week,
Mrs. Shultz and son, Of Mem
phis, returned to their home last
week, after q few pleasant weeks
visit with Lemuel Founders, Mrs.
Shultz's brother, Of this place.
We are to have q picture man
with us soon. Everybody is now
anxious to see if they have i'm
proved in looks. Cicero Buch-
anan is certain to burst the cam
era, they say,
"Uncle Bergman" Arm cele-
brated his Goth birthday last week
by u sumptuous dinner, prepared
for him by his children, Many
Of his friends and relatives en-
joyed the affair.
Miss Myrtle Mum has made
her future home at Cash, Craig
head county, whore she is now
attending school, Miss Myrtle
has many friends here who will
miss her from the social circle.
Mrs, Anglin and Mrs. Ham.
mack, Of West Pains, No. are
visiting Messrs John and Wnl.
AngIin, Of this place, Mrs,
Anglia ~ m9N1ur of opr
Sharp County record., 1900-08-03
W. j, Bryan says.

No king on earth would have
the unlimited power Of the presi-
dent, If tho people approve the
Porto Rican tariff bill.
The Republican party is Dor.
from England all that is
bad, butit win not take the in
como taS, which 10 good,
Sharp County record., 1900-08-03

ZMOCRATIC STATETICKET
)vernor-
JEFF DAVIS
cretary of State
wv CROCKETT
iditor-
TIC MONROE
reasurer-
TIE LITTLE
,torney General
CIV MURPHY
and Commissioner
JW COLQUITT
Commissioner ofMines-
FRANK HILL
superintendent Pub. Inst
u DOYNE
associate Justice
CD WOOD
r, r. Commissioner
f NJ HANLEY
Sharp County record., 1900-08-03
COUNTY TICKET.

COUNTY TICKET.
representative
We FOUNDERS
County Judge
wv SMITH
County Clerk
H b HILL
Sheriff
JASPER HUTCIIISON
Treasurer
= L L DICKERS0N
Assessor-
A HARRELL
Surveyor
" N ARNOLD
Coroner
FRANK KELLY.
Sharp County record., 1900-08-03

fOR STATE SENATOR
David l.. King.
Sharp County record., 1900-08-03
For President:
WILLIAM J. BRYAN,
OF Nebraska.
For Vice President:
ADLAI E. STEVENSON,
Of Illinois.

JR CONGRESS
P D McCJLLOCH
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-09-28
dl.. b. 80 !! n \ sn,,A Z \
mar Ind wIgu u 3hoMe n dly dare.

MAJ md vgRa az home ii III darsl
call his soul his own. Any one Who
watches the proceed ings IN any tsJo1 the,
numerous Tn ding POSTS scattered toyer
the Indian reservations will qutck,y,
reach the conclusion that the men who
are buying have explicit orders Is to
what they ore to ut. Not infrsquently
5thersds small marssff III which the man
sis Sallowedstp spsnd tof himself il he
has been good, and he may purchase
some small ornament, like a looking
glass, or some brass tacks to decorate
his saddle Often, however, the woman
herself .comes to the store to take part
IN; the barter. Aands there is never the
slightest doubt -. 70 the part she takes,
& Gid gray-haifed warriors who have
skaafed not one man but five or six, and
who are universally looked up to and
respected in the tribe. whose word in.
council /. on is accepted as. the I, unwritten
laws are as much under this domination
LAY the youngest married man id: the
tribe. That domination. however, is,
confined to what may be termed its
legitimate sphere. In matters; Of state,
in the preservation and handing down
of the myths and traditions of the tribe,
which to the Indians mind are its his
tory; in the dances and.other religious
ceremonies, the women have no part,
save in those especially set apart for
them.
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GERM ANS
ANGE'REl'D CHINA

3 Although the Cxarsand Prince Henry
%of Prussia are brothers-in-law,th this fact
does not prevent Prince Ouktomski,
who is the most intimate friend and
Of Emperor Nicholas, from
ruthlessly attacking Prince Henry in
{ the st. Petersburg newspapers which,
he controls, charging him with being
the principal cause of the present dis
astrous state Of affairs in China. It ap-,
pears that there existed no trace ofsill-
i will toward foreigners in China up to.
the time when the Germans took pos
session o. Kiao-Ghau;sand even then it
was not SO much the fact Of their TAX
ing possession Of the place which
aroused a burning popular resentment.
butsthe extraordinary fashion ii which
they behaved there From the first
moment of their sojourn they were In
solent and arrogant with the natives.
bullying them cruelty. and when
prince Henry. with the mailed fist,gsss
arrived, matters became worse ana
worse. until nothing but blocdshed
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