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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-20
9ur@ &6ntaentrablen furirt.

Gan 5runsisco, Gal. Is.
sssbruar. - Or. s. M. Stlfriose
purbs Don .inem l~angjdbrigsn arebsz
lsiben nit a0nts.nIStrubl.n turirt.
NuA ieinsr 4nsabs psripirte er feline
@hm.ran. 0os @srbrsitsn bes
arebseeI9piirss bDrte mad Der erftsn
@ntpsnouns auf. Sept iino ale Spuz
rem bss 3eibsrs Der hpunoen.
Dermii@te telssrapbiiae Sepeideu.
3~nsi6unbsrt Oskgatsn Der 2otomoz
tipf iibrer Der vpenniplpania : 8abn,"
uuf alien ibrsn 2inien arpifden Nspz
gort unb 81. 2ouis, traten seItsrn in
Mltoona, Yu., gu elmer eebsimNn Siz
buns aufammen, UNI cine Jorbsrung
IN 8strsff elmer 2obnerb06uns gu for
muliren.
en- 8loomfisto Bel Sttumtpu,
SeSu., tprroe Saspsr Sutton, Elm betagz
ter gurRr, ssitsrn Ibsno bon benz 21z
iG6riaen 2eslis gaitburn srf9pfsn.
Galt6urn tponte Sutton's 18zid6rise
Sohter Office our &ir9s fubren, Der
Batter perbpt e, norauf bibs Mdnnsr
Repolp~- spgsn unb los5utna0kn Be-
oonrsn. Na6 benz Mprbs b!itb Gait
burn Bel Dem Md04en uno trDftete IS.
Bis er psrbaftet tpuros.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-20
Qieat nod felt,

NemSgort, IS. Sebrudr.- Ser
bon Sabannab. 8a., na4 Bottom Be-
iiimmte 9ompfer Safe Gin" liegt
nod immsr Bel GaIt4Meorides, SIS,
auf benz Gtranos unb 10 LANCE bic
gauge iibrige 2aoung ni6t eelOi4t 1T.
fam man fsinsn tpsiterer 8srFua mo-
6sh, tbn ab3uf6leppen. Der DAM
pier fdeint Elm 2ed gu hdben, ba ii9
WaTer i'm 2aberdum b.finoet. Der
geiirige Stlrrm fat feline Gage Gpieber
b.r{h[i1n1ert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-20
NaHmittda i'm Rrpitanpafaft ;u @1.

Jtddmtffdg I'm Tr1lfdupdlotf 5u Sgz
benbam. 3tpei grobe. gu BEN oortisen
Cirrus sebDris. Gkpbanten tpurbsn
Nib, tDbxten ibre MGrter uno buraz
bo6rten einen anberen Mann nit ben
StoB3Gbnen. Gin fur9tbarsr ganif
entltanb unter benz publitum, tpelbes
eerabe einsm CONCERT IN benz palaft
beitppbnte.
Gins Der Sbiers tpurbe einaefansen,
na9bem IS grobs 8erbesrung angez
ri9tet unpInes tura unb flein sefhluz
gen bate. Ous anosre Sbisr enttam
in's Sreie, purbs iebp9 fpdt Mhnbs
in ber 8orTtubt 8sdenbam ebenfaas
tpisber einssfangen.
ID n beruns in eng
lamb.
lonbon, 18. 5sbruar. - Die
lebbafte inbuItrislIe Sbdtiefsit u. bas
Steiaen Der GDbne in england Iodt
ausldnbiI9. Nrbsitsr in eroBenS9aa>
rem 6erbei. Maein i'm porigsn Mondt
trafsn 1000 Gintpanbsrer elm, BEL Weiz
tenn mebr, als Der mondtlihe Our4=
1dnitt. Der n9lobe" fiirdt,t bsreits.
oab i'm Sale eines inbuItrielIen 8iid=
(diass bie{e Nusldnber benz 2anb.
CUR 2alt fallen fDnnten, unb bebauert,
baB England feline 9si.be CUR BE-
Ihrdnfung Der Ginpanoerun9 babe,
tpis bic Der. Staaten.
Mi9ae1 Dapttt sebt mad
S ibafrifa.
2pnbon, Is. 6ebruar. - Der
iri5de parteifubrsr Midael Dapitt,
oer uls protsIt sessn bic S~ransoaalz
politif Der Rsasruna fem n%nterbausH
Manoat ni.bsrl.gte, retif in Der nod
Ien Wo4e nab SioaFrita ab.
RuBGanb's 8orgehsn in
M1ien.
@an5ran3iseo, Is. Jebr. =
Na6ri6ten, bic per 9ampfer nGopttc"
aug sSyapan bisrber gelonsten, bsiagm,
bic iapunii6e 8egierlng habs aenntz
nib erbaltsn, baB RuBIunb iunerbalb
atpei sSabrsn $4,000 Soloaten noA
Sort Irtbur I4dffen perbe. Sapon
befirdtet, oab Rublanb ss auf bic Grz
obsrlrng opn aorsa abseieben fat; in
gang tur5sr 3eit tDnnts ss feline Srupz
ben bortBin bringer. Wit bic Sa9e
i.bt fhebt, miiBte Sapun Sr1ppsn mad
Gbemaltpo lesen, unlo Dies mare elm
qrobes l1ntsrns6msn. @;ne idpani16e
Corporation Fat bur9 corsaniI9e Be-
ANTE bic tpsrthboue Gpn3sIfion er6alz
ten, Elm. Giisnbubn pbn Der 8uIts na4
Der corsanifhen 9auptltabt gu bauen.
.3onbon, IS. 5ebrllur. - Der
Correspondent Der nSimes" in Con-
1tantinopel oepei9irt: nIls cine Com
parf ation fir bic elmer beuti6en &C.
isGl d1aFt srtbeilte Grlaubnib, einegabn
nu6 9asbab gu bauen, perlangt RuBz
Lamb pom Sulton 9leifs Gou5eiiionen
in &IeinaIisn. nDrOli4 pnn Der beut=
ifen Ginie."
Oie aeboluston in @enez
5ueIu.
port Of Spain, Is. Tsbruar.
- General 9srnanbs3 5Isbt nit elmer
eroben S4aur oens5uelaniIfer Snfurz
asnten bon Gan Jernunbo auf bic
Sauptltabt Caracas. Sn 8olipar
puroe 9ernonos5 entbuiiafiTa emz
pfangen.
Osutfdsr Gtnflub in g ii b
amertfa.
Hio De Saneiro, Is. Jsbruar.
= Sn Manaos, Der 5auptliaot Der
braIilianif4en propins Ima5onas, 1T
nit einem &apita[ bon 100000
Milreis cine bsutIds 8ant ~eegriinbet
porotn.
Sn alien srDBsren Stdoten 8raI Il
liens, Mrgsntinien's, 8olipia's, Yuru@
guap's unb uruguup's iino iebt oeutz
T6e &pn[ulate erridtet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-20
Gin Wmmcnmahrhen.

Gdrotngton, o., Is. Tebruar.
- @s eef6ehsn nod Wunber. Gbarz
les 8ailep bon MprrptpzG ountp psr=
1pr {ein 8eim bpr mebreren Wp9sn
bur9 ein.n unfaa in Mansfielo. Oas
amputirte @lieo puroe na6 Mtount
@ileab CUR 8eerbisung seI4idt. Der
iunge Mann (itt, pis man fi9 iebt en-
adblt, no4 ber Mmputation fir6ter=
lide Shmersen in Dem SUB, uno Iein.
Mutter reiite na4 Mount Gil,ab, lieB
bas abssTdnittene @lieb aussraben.
tpuIh es unb placirte es in cine na=
tiirli6s pofition. Die S9mer5en bss
potisntsn, Is Meilen bon benz Yldbe
entfernt, hDrtsn in beritlbsn Stunoe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-20
Seiner Wunbe erIcgen.

Sombftone, Orig, Is. Sebruar.
- giner bon ben 8abnrdubern, nell
Of. in Der Nadt auf Sreitus BET Satrz
bants einsn 3us iiberfielsr, uber bon
benz ent9loiienen G%rprebboten NIT
noblessieltsn @etpebriduH1en perz
ideu9t tpurben. lit fterbenb Bel SDcaz
r,orez@prings sefunbsn porben. @s
lit elm Strabenrdubsr, Namsns Sobn
Dunlap, ber Dor &ur5sm aus goloraz
Do ausseliefert puroe. Nuf feline bret
SpisBqeIellsn pirb nod sefabnbet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-20
@ieber futt aemprbcn.

Mep>Ynrt, Is. 5ebruar. = Ser
Sumbureer Dompfer nGraf Maloer=
fee" tpslter esitern Nadmtttas tpdbz
renb bes S9nesiturmss in Der 8ai
auflief, purbe apdbrenb Der 9odflutb
in Der kbten Nadt obne frsmbe Silfe
ipieber flptt unb fad beute frub in
@es. Er pafiirts Sancbz9oot I'M
sos MorUens.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-20
Sfat>G in SiBuna.

MiIpaufee, 10. Gebruar. -
Na6e5u 1000 StatIpieler lino bisr
gum oritten id6rii9eu Stat : gongrsb
psrFammslt, tpslder asFtern Nbeno i'm
rOsutT9en Club" erOfTnet tpurbe. GAO
Spist.r fpi.itsn an 100 3iIdsn Big in
bic {pdte Na6t binein.
Cine 9eIdIftsIibuns fanb beute
Nadmittas ftatt, unb am Nbsnb paz
rem pieper bic Wenael Srumpf. Ser
GonersB pirb morgsn in einem folen=
ner Gommers feinen QbIdlub finben,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-20
Sluei Oeiaen i'm ehranf.
sSn pittsburs pieberholt fih bic &C.
5didte, bic NstpsYort in Iufres
dltru berfebte.

Sn pittsburs tpieberbolt iih bic &c
5&idte, bic NspsYort in Iufres
slr,g perfebte.
gittsburg, pa., IS. 5.bruar.
= Mls ale 8erfude 5bomas parz
TONS uno Satob Dun, stpei brsi3e9n=
idbrise &naben bon Milpale, gu fin
ben. p.reebsns paren, %erinnerts ih
polisiIt Spbn gobls in ben ,3situnssn
Don benz 4uffinbsn Der Geiden bon
Martin 2offlsr unb Gbarles gsirne in
Netp=Yort IN einam WonoIdrant gez
laien ou babsn. parl ons uno DUH
tpdTn S~pieitdmsruoen unb Derlhpanz
ben am Sreitaa Mbenb. Mls lie um
II ubr nod ni9t auriidgetsbrt tparen,
bsfanb ii4 Der gauge Ort in Iufrss
gung.
Sintsu benz rMstrppolttan.Sotel"
ftebt elm S9ranf, Der ni6t ssbran9t
pirb. Niernano oa6te baron, bd bln@
elm al fefsn, ba berfelbe gsi9lphe en-
mar. polisiit Goble sing gu benz
S6udnf unb Offnete gepaltIam Die
Sbiire. Muf benz 8ooen bss S9ran>
fes logsn bic 2eihsn Der &nabsn. Sin
{tarfer 9asgsru9 mahte fi9 bmsrtz
bar. Gintsr benz 9otel lit sineOdmpfz
ma16ine fir bas 9otel. Die MuE6iz
ne ipirb NIT natiirlidem 8as sehei3t.
unb bas iiberfliiffse Gas entItrDmt
our9 elm 8obr in ben S4rant.
gosbuft.- Bi.rbrouer: u8iIz
fen Six, unfere Snouftrie 1T bod
pirfli9 tpsit norulls segangem. So 3.
g. bic @olbf6miebe; rpie fem unb
biinn bie bus 9olb 81 fhluesn perz
mDgen!" - 5err: OFF. metn 2ieber,
Sic psresKsn son3 Sbre 8runde, bi.
1T bod alien poraus, benn oiinner,
ols bag Bier eisbt's bod mpbl Midts
ouf Der @slt."
60 Elm 8enge[. Sunge:
Sic, fsblt Sbner 'tpus9" - Robfer:
uNo, mas benn?" - Sungs: rGn
9oar @srgrDberungssldier on bic
Waben."
&otbeberblutbe. nGs
ai.bt @pridtp1rtsr, bic man gar nt4t
fennen piirbe, tpdrsn fe niht fpri6z
p0rtli9 setporbn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-20
Gin bejberatcs @eib.

d IN, Wih., Is. 5ebr. - Ser
angeIebene polititer urtb Staatsienaz
tor 81. 8. 8rabIeD tpIrbe geitern in benz
naben Srs 8opmnnb, tpdbrsno er in
einam 6otsl abnunsslos bsi Der Mfablz
5sit fab. bon einem piitbenbsn Weibe
oneegriffsn. Mtt einem Rebolper in
Der 9anb ftiirste bic Rafenbe auf ben
l1ebsrraIdteu gu unb feuerte einen
Sfub atf ibn ab. Die &llssl traf i'm
in ben Naden unb perur1 a6te cine
i4mer5li4e, obsr ni4t gsfdbrli4s
Wunhe.
Sr Dem @laubsn. ibr mDrbariides
8orbaben poqbrudt gu babsn, spg bic
5ruu einen Dold INN benz eigsnsn
Oaiein elm Gnbe au MAIDEN, bod tpurbe
thr bic Morbfpaffe bon bsrbeisilenoen
Perionen entrifen. SIM 8erb0r CAB #.
an, Senator 8rablep fab. lie unter
benz gbTperT pre9sn perfIbrt unb oann
treulos I'm Sti4e selaf1sn. Man bru4=
te bic Sd}iebbploin in @%etpabrfam. Die
4rreltantin iit cine Iunge bubf4e
Witttpe, SSoa 8ens nit Harnen. Sez
natur 8rabteb beftreitet, baB ct Der
SralI ie bic Gbs per5prpfRn bdben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-20

atSiI lQSLplI.
8uf4el. gfunb.
Wal5en . ... go
Widis<10rner =. Sc
MdiszSolben ... 70
grblsn (staat Sc pfb.) so
saftr. -. (staat 20 pfD.j 80
sartbfftin (staat Sc pfo.j 90
@iBe aartoFfeIn Gin marptouo) Sc
SfenzaoRIen 80
MA5 -. "a
Ssle 20
sobnsn (p.ibe unb GATOR
(@taot so pfo.) g.
alssiaamsn 60
Simotkus @rasiaamen 45
S~rasiadmtn as
Sld9slddmen . IS
9anflaamen a
8louer @rasIaamsn, Sbfbaum Is
Bu4pai5en IS
Yfirfi4e, gsfddlt -. 40
pfirfide, unsei4d!t -. 80
getrodnsts aepfsI -. %
3piebeln Sc
Muis=Mebl 48
MoiszM.bf pro SAP 200
gfebl ...... (pro SAP 1876
gronune, afritanii9e 50
@rpnuht, WiEminetoner . %
Gronife, 8ireinisr %
unsariiasr grasfaamsn . 4s
/ aubitfub bat 172s aubifsou.
1 Nsz@aaon. bat 282 aubitsou.
1 Gorb 5uIs Fat 1913 Rubiffub.
/ Srodsn : @uaone bat 268 clio
Hubif5oa.
&ubif=M abe.
Some bsbauenss 8aubols bat 40
Gubitfub.
l Bulhsl bat 215O.42 aubitson.
Ri5e 8 bel 8 Bel 8 3l8 entbGlt 1ped.
HiIte 8 bel 8 Bel 4 3l16 entbdlt elm
Quart.
3 Meilsn linb elei9 1 2eusu..
Gin 4noten pber ndutil9s Weils 1T
aiite 16 Bel Is Bel s 3i8 entbGlt l
8uidel.
40 Rubs finb sei4 1 5urlons.
8 5urlones iino slsi9 l MeiIe.
Gin 9~olabaufe. 4 SUB bod, 4 SUB
brett unb 8 SUB lang. mo9t l Goro
aus.
Is! SUB iinb elei9 l Sob" ob,r
YOs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-20
Gint9eiluns Der WaBe mno Gemihte,

nle oieielben bon Der Baltimore,
Miebl= unb 9etraios=8 Dr1e ap9snpmz
men tperben,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-20

RutbeberbIutbe. ngs
ei.bt @pridtpDrtsr, bic man gar nt9t
f.nnen miirbe, tpdrsn fe ni9t fpri6z
p0rtlih qetpprbm."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-20
Ser S6neefturm.

NenzYorf, Is. 5sbruar. - Sn
Nsp4Yorf fislen geltern fiebsn 3ol
S9nee. 9eute lit bas Bstter bea uno
tlar, urb bas Sbsrmomster itano Inn
5 l1br Nahmittags auf 20 Grab. Der
Stlum perlrfa9te bier nur 1penig I'm
an1ebmlidfeiten, inbe1en linb alle3ise
aug Dem Noroen, Often uno Weitsn
UNI 1 Big II @tunben beripGtet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-20

DER rSonntuss : Correspondent.
Der rSonntaes : gprre5ponhent"
Der .Sonntoss : Gorreippnbent'
Oer vSonntugs : Correspondent"
Der rSpnntags Gorrefponbent'
Der .Sonntass : Correspondent.
Der nSonntags ) gorrsfponbent"
Der rGpnntags : CORRESPONDENT"
Oer .Sonntagg : gorrefponbsnt"
DER .Sonntags : Correspondent"
Der .Sonntags > Correspondent.
Ofr ySOnntaes : CORRESPONDENT"
9er .Sonntdgs : Gor-siponbsnt1
Otr rSpnntass 8 CORRESPONDENT"
Oer ~Sonntass : gprr.5ppnbent.
De ~Sonntass : gcrrdponbent"
De vSpnntaes : gorr.Tponbent~
Der "Sonntoss : Correspondent
Der DSOnntoss : GorrsTponbent'
0r ~Sonntogs GorreIponbent"
Ser nSonntass : gprreIponbent'
DIR nSonntaes : Gprreiponbsrt1
Str -SonntaQs : gorreiponbent'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-20

60 Elm BengeL. Sunge:
Sic, feblt Sbns, 'tpas?" - Hobfer:
uNo, 'tpus benn?" - Sungs: rGn
Gaar @srgrDBer1nssgldier on bic
Wdben!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-20

Ser ,Gonntdgs Correspondent
Der v@onntass : Correspondent"
Ser vSonntass : Correspondent
Der vGonntaes > Correspondent"
Ser .Gonntoss : Correspondent"
Ser .Somntass Correspondent"
Der .@onntaes > Correspondent"
Der ,Sonntaes = Correspondent
Der ,Gonntaes , Gorrei ponbent"
Der .Gonntogs : Correspondent
Ser .@onntass : Correspondent
Der ~Sorntags : Correspondent
DER nGcnntags : Gprref ponbent'
Der nSonntass : gurr,fponbent"
Der XSonntass : gorpefponbent"
Der rSonntogs : gorreFponbent"
Der ~Sonntoes : Correspondent
Der nSonntoss : gorrefponotnt"
Der nSonntaes : Correspondent
Der rGenntoes ; Gorrefponoent"
81, ,Sonntags : gorreiponosnt"
Der .Gpnntaas : Gorreponnsnt"
Der xSpnntaas : Gorpeiponb.nt1
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1900-06-28

| hereby announce myself as candi-
date for the House of Representatives,
subject to the action of the Democratic
primary. J. r. MCCORMACK.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1900-06-28

Ernest -Thompson's wild Ami
NAL Play gives special interest and
sprightliness to the July Ladies Home
Journal Into its roles children are in
geniouSly fitted to imperSonate the wild
animals Mr.. Seton Thompson has known
and told about with so much charm. The
early days and notable incidents Of THE
Fashionable Summer Resorts of the Cen
tury" are graphically recalled, and the
story of q real heroine of the Continental
ARMY is told in The Girl Who Fought in
the Revolution" Edward Box sets forth
with much emphasis the benefits of living
i'm the country, An American Mother
writes on rs College Education the
Best for Our Girls" and Edward B..
Rawson points out the harmful effects of
Letting Children Rust in Summer" ."
The experiences of a Missionary in the
Great West are continued in the July
Journal. The fiction features are The
Story the Doctor Told" and THE Voice
in the Choir" The American Girl at
Her Sports" by H. c. Christy;; is shown
in page drawing. Other pictorial fea-
lures are examples of the work of"Albert
Lynch: Painter of Fair Women" I'm
Some Old Fashioned Gardens, Here and
There in a Summer Cottage" "Through
Picturesque America" etc. Timely ar:
ticles on every branch of home making
and special features for the entertainment
of children make the July Journal in
structive and helpful, as well rs inter
esting and attractive. Bpthe Curtis Pub
fishing Company, Philadelphia. One
dollar a year: ten cents a COPY.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1900-06-28
Bret Harte's Condensed Novels.

Years agoeBret Harte wrote series of
stories which he called condensed
novels"-humorous tales, in which he bur
lesqued the style, mannerisms and peculi-
aritieS of the authors of the day.
Mr. Harte has just completed, for The
Saturday Evening Post, 4 new series of
these inimitably funny literary carica-
lures. Admirers of Conan Doyle should
read the adventures of Hemlock Jones in
his quest of The Stolen Cigar-Case; and
those who are fond of Mr.. kipling will
find pleasure in Stories Three; tales of
Moo kow, the Cow Puskat, the warmth
loving one; the adventures of Bleareyetl,
Otherwise and Mulledwiney. In Rudolph,
the Rescmbler, the aStute reader will find
new version of Anthony Hopes most
popular story, and will understand how
much more complicated it might have
been had there been thgee kings instead
of only two.
The first of these CONDENSED novels
The Jungle Folk--will appear in The
Saturday Evening Post of June 80.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1900-06-28
THE CAMPAIGN MEETINGS.
Brief Reports ofThose Held Last and
This Week.

The meeting on Wednesday of las,
week was held at Hampton, the home oi
Governor McSwecney, who made nc
speech This county is Saidto he divided
as to diSpcnSarv and prohibition. but per
Sonally McSwccnry is strong. The bulk
of the crowd present, however, Is said h
have been for Col. Hovt.
There were 4 great many abScntccS, an,
there We're no exciting passages at arms
between the candidates. Nothing inter
eSting happened, and there is Il" use t"
give detailed account of the meeting.
AT BARNwELL.
One of the sensations at the BarnWeil
meeting was the announcement that \. T.
Jones had Withdrawn from the race 1"I
United States Senator. Walt " whitman
appcared on the hustingS for the trst
time
The fellows who want to he lieutenant
governor INDUCED in some good-natured
Sparring.
Patterson commended McSweencv fol
refusing to pardon Pons, the bigamist
but Jumped ON him for not enforcing the
dispensarv law. Col. HOvt, as wellas the
other gubernatorial candidates, WAS well
received
Senator Tillman was present and adj
dressed the crowd. being the last speaker
Congressman Talbert also spoke.
The crowd "guved" Whitman, which
seemed to make him angry.
Attorney General Bellinger, who Is
county chairman, presided over the meet
ing, but did not speak.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1900-06-28
Reduced Rates.

National Democratic Convention, Kan
sas City. Mo-, July 18th, 1900. On account
of this occasion, Southern Railway will
sell round trip tickets from all points on
its lines to Kansas City, Mo-, and return
at rate of one first class fare for the round
trip. Tickets will be sold July 1st and
End, with final limit July 9th. 1900. South
crn Railway is most direct route to Kan
sas City, and offers best schedules.
Annual Convention B. y. p. L. OF
America, Cincinnati, O., July 12-15, 1900
On account of the above occasion South
ern Railway will sell round trip tickets
from all stations on its lines to Cincinnati
Ohio, and return at rate of one first class
fare for the round trip. Tickets will be
sold July 10th, 1lth and 12th, with final
return limit July 18th, 1900.
For detailed information relative to
schedules, sleeping car reservations, etc
call on or write any agent of the Southern
Railway or its connections.
s. II. HARDwICK,
A. G. ?. A.. Atlanta, Ga.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1900-06-28

Senator Tillman, in speaking of the
candidates last Saturday, said he knew
about how things would turn out. Judg'
ing from the meetings already held, the
man who beats McSweeney will be gov
ernor; Winkler seems to be winner fol
lieutenant governor; Bellinger will again
have control of the legal department; and
Col. Floyd will direct the affairs of the
''melishe" Zimmerman will succeed
himself as State treasurer, although MIR
Jennings will make good run; Derham
will again be comptroller general; W. D.
Evans will continue to be chairman OF
the board of railroad commissioners; and
Jno. j. McMahan will hold his place as
State superintendent of education and
'be the grand-daddy of all the children
of South Carolina" even if he is an old
bachelor.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1900-06-28
Frank Leslie's Popular Monthly.

The July number of Frank Leslie's
Popular Monthly is appropriately patri-
otic, in grouping together the Hon. John
Quincy Adams's Illustrated article upon
1.-THE Birthplace of the American Flag"
Hezekiah Butterworth's inspiring Flag
Song" specially revised and extended for
this publication, and a fine poem by
Theodore Peck, entitled, "A Dream of
the Flag"
The general contents of this July num-
Der of Frank Leslie's Popular Monthly
are as rich and varied as ever. In addi-
ton to it's patriotic features, it has no.
table leading article upon Rapid Transit
in Great Cities" by George H. Johnson,
Sc D., very profusely illustrated, pre-
senting comprehensive study of this i'm
portant problem of modern civilization,
not only in Greater New York, but in
Chicago, Boston, London, Paris, and
other centres of population. Our Sa-
moan Station" the tropical island of Tu-
tuila, with its harbor of Pango-Pango, is
described and beautifully pictured by AL
bert de Lautreppe. Lionel Strachey and
Edmond RoStand collaborate in faSci-
mating sketch of The Greatest Living
Actress, VINO Is none olleI llau oaIdl
Bernhardt. Another personal paper is
MARY E. wilkins at Home" by Katharine
Hill. autobiography rs a Sport" by W.
Nutting, and Nv omen in Philanthropy"
BY Nav Wilkinson Mount, are interesting z
in their respective ways.
The fiction in Frank LeSlie's Popular
Monthly for July includes, besides the
Sheridan like ending of Egerton Castles
Bath Comedy" quantity humorous
New England story by Rollin Lyned
Hartt, and Cape Cod idyll called In
Old Manomet Village" by Eta W. Pierce.
The poetry and "Marginalia" include CON
tributions by Edgar Fawcett, William
Hamilton Hayne, Norman H. Pitman,
Frank Lawrence Jones, Ethel West and
Mary Sargent Hopkins.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1900-06-28
Senator Tillman and Congressman Tai

Senator Tillman and Congressman Tai
bert did the right thing last Saturday in
calling the attention of our people to the
urgent necessity of polling full vote in
the November election. Too many voters
look on the matter with indifference, and
and stay away from the polls. This
should not be the case. 1t is duty that
every citizen owes his country to cast his
ballot in the general election. 1t would
be sad thing to have our representation
in congress reduced by the negligence
and Indifference of our own people, but
this will be the case unless we awake to
the situation. 1t has been suggested as a
possible remedy that the primary system
be abolished and all candidates run in the
general election, but this is a very dan
gerous thing to do. One thingis is certain,
unles the voters of South Carolina take
hold of this matter in earnest, we are
sure to feel the effects of our carelessness.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1900-06-28
To Sue the State.

Some months ago the attorney general
of the United States in an informal man
ner notified the State officials in maxim G
his demand for a settlement, that the Fed
eral government would enter suit against
this State for upwards of 100000 of old
claims which the United States AYERS the
State of South Carolina owes to the ma
tional government. The claims are all
old war claims, and very small part of
the valid war claims held by the State
against Uncle Sam would offset them.
The States claims are now in course Of
adjudication, but this seems to make no
difference insofar as Uncle Sans desire
to press his claims are concerned, for yes
terday notice of suit against the State was
served upon the attorney genaral, who,
while as yet has nothing to say about the
matter for publication, will look into the
merits of the matter and pursue the course
he deems best.
The notice reads as follows:
The United States of America. S.
The President of the United States Of
America---To the Marshal of the Supreme
Count of the United States
Greeting: You are hereby commanded
that YOU summon the State of South Car
olina to be and appear before the justices
of the Supreme court Of the United States,
at the capitol, in the city Of Washington,
on the Slh day of October, 1909, to an
Swrr unto the United States, in :; plea of
debt for $2lS>S,io, and damages asallcged,
and do YOU then and there make return
to this writ
Witness the Hon Melville W. Fuller,
chief justice Of the United States, at the
city of Washington, the 22d day of June,
4 ID. 1900 and of the independence of
the United States the one hundred and
twentr-fourth.
JAMES II. MCkENNEY,
Clerk of the Supreme Court of the United
States.