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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-06-14
Sas GolaFcbsr srailirt iest sbenIo

Sas GaloFcbsr srailirt jest ebenlo
fart mir Dor so Sabren. Sn Gap.
NOme ernurtet ma 10, 900 8Oliiu
der bis gum Wonat slusuit. sic
tsmmen aus allen Simmslssesenben
Der Bs(t. SacOma unb Seattle mur
ben sur9 bislelben iiberiaut. Seit
benz Is. april limb ni@t meniser ais
50 Oampfldiffe pom Fuset SOuns
na6 ben noroli9en 9olofelsern abse:
sansen. Cape Nome wirb bale bus
lebbafteite Winenlaser ietn, bas ie.
mails in ben Ser. Staaten sriittrt bat
rSinsle,S anste"= S9auipielsrinsn Der
semeiniten SOrte, %foloIiale eaounsen
BON Sier, Sdnaps unb Gisarren,
Spieler unS Spielers@ erfSeuse bsfin.
ben it6 auf benz Dese mad Cape $50,
me. gis Wltte Stunt wiro es in go
me 10 uiele u&elorts" seben, baB
Oeaenoeo, 0eaouiqe ober Butte bic
reinten @ailenfnaben i'm Serslei9
nit Nome lein meroen. Nnbere Dor.
rdtbe meroen natirli4 aud nidt per-
na9ldiiist, isnit miBten bic @oloiu=
der ia elenoisli6 unterseben. Die
50 S6iHe, welde bereits BON Taco
mo absesansen iinO, bergen Saubol,.
gBwaaren, &leioer uns Sersmerts.
apparate im8 poniber S., 900, E,
900.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-06-14
Sn elmer Wontaa eeboltenen q

Sn elmer Wtonta9 sebaltenen
ipeSieqen 0eriommluns Der Stabudter
uermodte bic republitaniide Webrbeit
in Der 3orperidaft cine gemiliquns
BON 5000 rir @er5efieruns Der Stabt=
parts burd3ub,iden. Die ansebste
fur ben 9au Ses Ibsustanals i'm q.
Oiitrift wurbsn permorfsn. Ser SIN,
pfebluns bes poli,eideis, nod einen
meiteren Sidetb.itsmd9ter pdbrenb
Der Sramp'eit ansuiteaen, wurOe tein
@ebor se9eben.
= es sibt feline Sd6nbeit i'm gan.
gen Sanbe, sie uersliden merben fam
nit tbrsm @siidt. Sbre Qippen limb
ROTH, ibre ausen BED; lie trintt abenos
8odp Mountain Sbse. Srast euren
apotbefer 81. Wolitor.
= 6ier lit bic brie Hide Wittbei,
lung einsetrohen, baB 9briit. Bad,
Sobn Der 9sadteten beuri6sn Namilie
SbriItian Bad, in Qnerfennuns leiner
geroienite ais eriter lieutenant inn SO.
Is. g. 9. S in ben Stang Der Stabs<
etlStere erboben meroen mirb.
- Gienitas Morsen Itarb elm bret
Sabre altes WdOdsn Der Samilie
Geo. &rdmer; 9sitsrn Ia6mittaa
mKroe Die tleine Gei9e BEN SdoS Der
Groe ib~erseben.
-Sn Der Gas=anftalt brad Sam=
flag abenO Seuer aus, bas aber Oant
benz eitriaen Irbeiten Der Seuerpebr
pom @usteiiel t%etnsebaltsn uns sre=
pes unbetl perbitet purbe.
Die Counting abenb BON BEN
S6ultinoern Der Il. 6. @emeinbe in
Der S9ulbale peranha(tete unterha(=
tuna mar isbr gut bsludt, unb bos aut
%semdblte Frosramm puroe in al i,iz
men einselnen Sbeilen gut burdae=
iibrt.
-geiunbbeit fur sebn Gents. Gass
earets MAIDEN bic Ginsepeise II. Gie<
rem netatlid arbeiten, ssrit0ren bic
Wierosen, beilsn 9opfueb, @aaen=
~tranfb.it ano %gerltopiuns. Sei allen
A~patheferR.
- SIN 3arten Ntter pom ni6t can,
ahtSstn Sabren folate Samitas gorz
mittas 6rdulein 8tilbrsb, dlteite Sodz
ter Der @ittrpe Sobn q. @immer,
ibrsm ibr por etpas mebr benn ,pei
Sabren in bic gpiefeit poranaeaanaez
nenSater in oas @rab. Ote9eritorbene
marlanse 3eitlsiosnb unb untersos lid
nod etnt9e Gage Dor ibrem Sooe Ell
ler BON ben Nersten ais notbmenbio err
a6teten Speration. Oie 8eritorbene
mar eine ausemsin in bobcr Ndtuna
ltebeno iunse Game, eine gut ersogene,
folslame Sodter, bic ibrer lie betrau=
ernpen Butter uns BEN @eldmiiterH
an's5ers eewodien NOR. Sod Itdrter
ais Die Wutterliebe mar bic bes 6errn
ilber Seben unb Sob, Ser Tie su iid
in bic Gpisfsit uabm, I'm lie bort nit
ibrem Sater auf ewis gu uereiniseR.
Wenta9 fanb Don Der gatbebrale aus
Die Bseroisuns unter GROCER Sbeif=
naeme pom SstotruYrnDVu fturt. Svr
10 idmer 9sprufien Wutter unb BEN
@eIdwiftsrn Sout Ser rNsrblternA
iein aufridtises 8eileib unb minidt
Der Oobinsei9ieoensn Sss Simmels
ErieSen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-06-14

Sic GemOfrGtrG Dem Yoet's uno
Wa,ptane's, pel6e leste @o6e tbre
Spnututionen abbielten, %betonten, oaB
bie Sefdmpfuus Der Sults unO pes
Smperialismus Die 6aupt SIlles IN
Der fsmmenoen &agne btlpen mil
le. Guriu werbeu mobl Die metlter
Semotratsn Der ibriseu Staaien nit
ibneu iibereinitimmen. Die ~republi=
fanii6a Eartei, pel6e fir bas uebers
bauDnebm.u Der Woncpole uno Die
uerbinQniBpoue imperialitil6e Eoli
tit, luel6e uns bereits 10 sroBe Opfe,
auferlest bat, uerantportltb lit, tann
uur III Scsus auf biele @ablfrasen
nit grfols in Die Oefenliue seoranst
Iperoen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-06-14
Gin &eiatbum Der SmGnteit

lit bdufis u~erborSen binter bdBlideu
Sinnen, ausidlas, Sle@ten, &otbs
lauf u. {. NJ. fur 8udlen's Nrnico
Salbe mirS bas 9eiidt id0n MAIDEN,
inoem fe ale 9autausldldse, Sdnit:
te, 8ranbmunben, 8eulen, Naselse:
l4wire, @ei9mire uns bic i9limm:
item 9dmorrboiben beilt. Sour 25
Gents bic S@adtel. 9eiluns saran:
tirt. 8ertaaft in 80. s. 9ubn's
Npotbete.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-06-14

Sas Oslb, uns nl9t Die @elofrase
mirb in Der nd6iten 6ampasne Die
5auptroue ipielen. So melt lit es
i4on sefommen, baB elm FrdiiDentz
19aftsfampf bauptlddli9 Elm &i
Der &eiden sesen bic armen lit. Die
&eiden b%efiuoen iib--man nag iasen,
mas man wiu-fait ausl6lieBli9 aui
Der Settle Der &epublifansr; Bic Oe=
mofraten haben bic Nrmen bel it9.
Sanna siebt feinen S9uB Yuluer ba=
rum, baB er ni6t popaldr lit. Seutsus
tase brau6t man teine Yopularitdt in
nberrei6lidem NaBe. r@els resisrl
bic @elt." Oas lit Sanna's WOtto,
uno pom isinem bunossemeinen Stanoz
punt aus bat er ia &e9t. @enn bas
Solt nidt in ieiner Maieitdt auiltebt,
bann lit bic Republit p~erloren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-06-14

Niht nnmabri9sinlia lit bic aus
ebicaso tOmmeupe Jtadridt, saB Die
naturalilirten Gnsldnuer in ben san=
sen Ser. Staaten gel blolIen fur oas
republitauii6e Sidst einlreten molten.
Sie Observation-Disclosures bat ii6 ourd
ibre Srie6srei Dor Sobu Bull lebr
unribmlid aussesei6net unb in Se=
sus auf ausudrttse Nnselenbeiten iid
uon oemielbsn sdnslid ms Sdleppz
tau nebmen laiien. gnslilde Soesn
ano enslii9e Ini6auunsen bsberrideu
bic &reiie, welde unslidli9er @eile
in bisler srOBen &epublit bas Seit in
Der 9anO babeu, es lit besbalb nur
gu natirli6. baB %naturalilirte @nsldn'
Der iid fir cine @ieoerpabl Wc&tn;
lens ms 3eua leoen iollten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-06-14

SIR Srgau ais EraliceNtlbafts
Rouoicaten babeu iid lowsit bic met
item Semotratiiben Staats &onpsntlo.
men aussslpro6en. ollie betonsn, oat
sic pidtisiten @aalfr0sen Die St
fdmpfuns Der SrultS uno pes Smpert
alismus isin mullen, wdbreno bic ii
nansfrase in ben 9intersrunp 81 Idle
ben ut. @eun Der National- ScnpenI
in oi,ism Slime bauoslt. meroW Die
@olooemotratsn, pslde Dor 4 Sabrer
Otc8inlsy e~rpdbleu balisn, etnmiitbts
Iilr Ism. Seuuinss Srpdu ein'tsben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-06-14
500 SeIpbnume! 500.

Die eefsr siefsr 3situus wertsn a6 trsuen. n e..
fatreu hae 20 weniafens sine 8etnr6tte 8rdnftett
atebt. rsi6e te yptHerf6dft tn aa' itren Stu,su 10
ietien TIM Stauee ia; sane Rdfarrt Rnr ii tte etn'
aiss isst Der dr,tli6sn Sriserf&aft bttannfe prattss
BUR. 8atarrt srtprbert dis etns &euftfuttene:raaf.
teit cine epnhifuttpr ene Beba n tlurs 5a1'e 8dtdrrb.
8ur rtrb tnnerlit ger NINE unb rirft btreir ant
tas Blur urb ee f6lstmtasu Oberad6en bts SY.
ftms. Daeur6 BITE 8runeiass Der FRA ttttt serf6
rens unt benz patt,ufen 8raft eebent, tneem fe tts
aonfttuttpn autbaut unb Der Natur In tbrtm Werfs
bilrt. Die Stssurtn mer taben 70 ptei gtrtfaueu ~
tbren 5etffrdften tas Ne etnbunbsrtD rqdrs Setst-
nuns fur ieben 8au a%nbteten. bsu Ne ~ trrtren per
fsblf. East eu6 etns etRs psn 8eusntHen tomnsn.
Bran abreHtre:
IS Ghenes 6 o.. Esiebs ,Ctir.
Dertauft Don eaes Apstseteer. r. Gtsts
6aIs 5amilien.8 tIeu bic befen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-06-14
s. mira mieoer elumal, uno S,ra'

So mira mieper elumal, uno Slpar
pom bober Settle, Die @riinouns elmer
8artsi nab Dem Sorbiloe ses oeut1
1den Gemtrums auserest. Der @eoan'
fe lit id0n, uno cine iolde Eartei tbd
te unlerm 0aaos Inseli6tS unlerer
perrulteten uno granddaughter Eolitit
srinaeno nctb, bod Der N%usInbrung
itellen lib ldier uniiberIuinSli6c 9in=
Derutiie entQeQen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-06-14
arm III, mirfliden @eleieNiten uni

has Sranomal oes Smperialismus,
beS Militariemus unb elmer srauen'
baIten Corruption oil iid trasens, lest
bic COMMUNICATION Wc&inlep's ibrs
einsise SiesesboHnuns auf bic @elo1
1dde uno bic Oummbeit Der Semotra
ten. @eroen Die lesteren oiele 9Oft'
uuna re6fertioen?
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-06-14

Gin Stcin pou ungewObnlibe'
Sdpcre mus Dem SrdliOenteu DC,
&intcv i'm Nusenblide oyr SertdSune
Der Wstbooiiten= Gouierens pom Ser:
,en Qeiallen leiu. Seine rSrloer"
iino itarf nit ibm umSegansen, abel
-pertebrte S&elt-lie baben i'm 9e'
taSclt, wofiir ibm ausuabmsneile Hot
sebiibrt, Sunblunsen isoob, Die wirt
LID tacelnsusrt6 uno Dem Hunoe per;
biusniBuol iinc, wuroen pom tbnsn,
wenl ntdt ausoriidlit belobt, bod
ItiuidueisenO 9utsebctBen ODER nil
Dem Wantel ser 9ttbe suoepeGt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-06-14

Na9 einem Mrtifel in Ser lebten
alssabe pom yaainslee's Wasa,in"
biloen Die einsemanoerten Oeutl6.n
uno ibreNa9fommen ben sebntenS beil
Der Seu0lferuns bieles 0anbes. Den
Oeutl9. Nmerifanern mirb BARN bas
i6One 3eusniB ausseiteut, baB iie
nit bas tii9tisite Seu0lterunss Gle
ment biloen. Sn Der Sanoelspelt
iinb tie in uielen Sran6en Obenan, Sc
berriden mebrere @ei6dftss unb sSn=
buitrie3weise gang unb gar. Sic brin'
gen seOiesen.s @iiien unb lobensmer=
tbe 8iBbesieroe nit in bieies 9ano,
in meldes iie bic eiebe gu ben &initen,
i%nsbelonbere Der Wuiif, seplanst ia
ben. Des 8eiteren iast Der betrefs
fenbe Mrtifel: Wenu bic OeutI1en
politii9 10 3dbe Suiammenbielten, ME
bic Srldnber, 10 mirben iie cine sros
BE Ma9t ausiben. @esenmdrtis b.
ben mir etma bret Millionen 9eborene
Deuti9e in ben Ser. Staateu unb
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1900-08-15

the main to drought and continued
lack of proper cultivation but there
are extensive sections where heavy and
continuous rains have wrought serious
injury to the growing crop. While
the condition in Texas is 2 points
above the states ten year average,
every other state still reports a condi.
ton below such average, Arkansas be-
ing 2; North Carolina, z; Louisiana, 8;
Tennessee, 10; Georgia, II ; South Car
olina and Virginia, 12; Florida, Is
Alabama, 81, and Mississippi 26 points
below their respective ten year aver
ages. The average of the different
states on August 1 were as follows :
Virginia II; North Carolina, 80 ;
South Carolina, "a; Alabama, 81;
Mississippi, 60; Louisiana, II; Texas,
S3; Arkansas, 80; Tennessee, II;
Missouri, "a; Oklahoma, 80; Indian
Territory, 81. There has been some
abandonment of land planted to COT
ton, but the area abandoned is some
what less than was generally expected
one month ago, and the department
will not at present change its acreage
figures.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1900-08-15
MORE OF THE SANE KIND.

At Abbeville, last Saturday, Senator
Tillman launched another trick that
is evidently intended to stir his parti-
zans to more active efforts in behalf OF
his beloved dispensary.
The senator spoke in defense of his
right of free speech, and challenged
those who wished to deny him that
right 20 vote against him. He said
that although the legislature would be
pledged for him anyway, unless he got
a majority of the votes cast in the
primary, he would not serve.
So far as THE ENQUIRER is concern
ed, we have never been disposed to
advise any one to scratch the name OF
Senator Tillman. Notwithstanding
the fact that he has no opposition for
the senate, we think he has a perfect
right to advocate the dispensary if he
wants to, and not only this, he has q
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1900-08-15
BRIGHTER AND BRIGHTER.

The value of Loan and Savings
bank stock is 100 per cent. greater
than it was at this time last week, and
many points higher even than when
the sun went down Monday night.
This is q fact because of the business.
like proposition that was made yester-
day morning, and in part because of
the good judgment of the stock
holders in accepting that proposition.
Mr.. McClain owed the bank $22,-
O00-s10,000 secured and $4,000 un-
secured. Under the threatened bank
ruptcy proceedings, it did not appear
that this debt was worth more than
one-third its face. Mr.. Lyles offered
the bank people $4,000 of first mort
gage bonds of the Sutro Mill company
and the personal bond of Mr.. T. B.
McClain to the amount of $4,000 for
the debt. He explained that the first
interest payment in January next
would fix the value Of the bonds at
100 cents on the dollar, and that he
would pledge his personal assistance
in disposing of the securities at that
price. He went on to show how each
subsequent payment on the first mort
gage gave additional value to the Sec
ond mortgage, and he was so frank,
clear and explicit.in all that he had to
say, that every stockholder was fully
convinced of the entire practicability
of his admirable plans. All the stock
holders agreed to the proposition.
Although considerably demoralized
at first, the stockholders of the bank
are beginning to show signs of having
recovered their heads. They got a
handsome proposition from Columbia
few days ago that practically guar
antees to the depositors every cent of
their money within very short time
now. This proposition contemplates
the reorganization of the bank under
the present charter, but with new off,
GERS. The only hitch is as to the mat
ter of appraising the present value OF
the stock of the present organization
as it now stands suspended. The
Lyles proposition, however, helps
things wonderfully, and there seems
to be but little reason now why the
whole complication cannot be worked
out to the entire satisfaction of all con-
cerned. Just one more little lift in the
case of the bank, such as Mr.. Lyles
gave the Sutro mill, will set every
thing right again.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1900-08-15
THE COMMANDER-IN- CHIEF.
The United States is Willing to Accept the
German Field Marshal.

1t is authoritatively stated in Wash.
ipgton that the United States govern
ment will accept Count Won Walder.
see as the commander of the inter.
national forces in China if The necessity
exists at the time of his arrival in that
country for an International army to
begin a campaign.
On Friday evening the Berlin cor
respondent of the Associated Press had
another interview with Count Won
Waldersee who, although near SO,
looks much younger. His step is
vigorous and springy. His hair is
closely cropped and an iron moustache
contrasts with ruddy complexion.
Evidently he is undertaking his i'm
portant mission in China with spirit
and energy. He expressed regret at
being unable to talk freely about his
campaign plans, but said:
81 am busy making preparations for
my departure and have been confer
ing at length with the minister of war
and with Count Won Schliefen, chief
of the general staff. A list of officers
composing my Chinese staff was sub.
mitted to Emperor William, who ap-
proved it. Some 80 German officers
will accompany me. General Won
Schwartzkopf will be my chief of staff
and Colonel Barongay will be chief
quartermaster.
Yielding to patent reasons, l gave
up the idea of going to China by way
of San Francisco. l shall start from
Genoa on August 21, sailing by the
Saschon, and expect to arrive at
Shanghai on September %. There 1
shall establish preliminary headquar-
ters and complete my staff from the
contingents of the other powers. One
reason for this change is that | can be
better reached by telegraph while on
the way"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1900-08-15

SENATOR TILLMAN continues to re.
fer viciously to the number of drunken
people he saw at Yorkville on the day
of the campaign meeting here. He
says there was more drunkenness here
than at any other meeting he has at
tended. This is according to the re-
ports of Mr.. August Kohn. The
Yorkville meeting was one of the most
sober and orderly we have ever seen
in this county. We are advised that
although the Gaffney dispensary was
closed on the day ofthe meeting there,
at the time Senator Tillman was
speaking, there were several drunkards
in the guard house, and when the
senator states that there was more
drunkenness here than anywhere else,
we are free to say that we do not be-
lieve one word of it.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1900-08-15
PROBABILITIES OF PEACE.

Washington Authorities Interested In the
Commission to Earl Ii.
Says the Washington correspondent
of The News and Courier, writing un-
der date of Sunday:
In many respects the news of III
Hung Chang's appointment as peace
envoy is the most important informa-
ton which has been received from
China since the first cipher message
from Minister Conger told of the safe
ty of the ministers and the legation
forces. This indicates more clearly
than anything else has that the Gen.
trail government at Pekin at last real,
ICES the gravity of the situation and
the need for speedy action on its part.
1t is regarded by officials here slim
ray of light piercing the gloom which
has clouded the situation. State de-
partment officials believe that Ii Hung
Chang is the one man in the Chinese
empire capable of judging the situa-
ton in its broadest bearing, and they
believe that he will do everything in
his power to bring about an early un.
derstanding. For the past three days
they have watched anxiously for con-
irmation of the Shanghai report that
Earl Ii had been designated for this
important Office, and at the hour OF
closing yesterday they had about
reached the conclusion that there was
no truth in the report, for nothing
then had been heard either by this
government or any other in confirma-
ton of it. When the fact of the ap.
pointment was made officially to them
today, they were, therefore, as much
surprised as they were relieved. They
regard this appointment as good in
dication, looking, as it undoubtedly
does, to ultimate peace. As yet moth.
ing has been received from Ii Hung
Chang on the line indicated; but the
transmission of the edict to the Chi
nese minister here with instructions
that it be laid before the authorities
will doubtless be Immediately follow.
ed by actions on the line indicated.
This appointment undoubtedly
strengthens the feeling of confidence
in the good faith of the Chinese cen
tral government and seems to give re-
newed assurance of the continued safe
ty of the ministers. There can be no
doubt that the Imperial government
will now protect the foreigners, if it is
within the power of the government
to do so, and recent events at Pekin
have strengthened the belief in the
ability of the government to give that
protection if it 80 desired. Yester-
days cable from London, which re-
ported the Chinese minister there as
reporting the receipt of kilograms
showing a renewal of troubles in Pc
kin, had a tendency to create anxiety
in official circles here but today's de-
velopments have changed that feeling
to one of confidence in q favorable
outcome.
1t looks as if the Chinese emperor
and his advisers had fully determined
to meet the conditions laid down by
President Mckinley in his reply to the
emperor's request for mediation.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1900-08-15

In his special from Walhalla, August
Kohn quoted Senator Tillman as esti-
mating that he had "made" from 10,-
900 to 10000 votes for himself by his
canvass in the behalf of the dispensa-
ry. Next day Mr.. Kohn corrected
the record, saying that Tillman claims
to have lost that many votes. We can
only see one object in the senator's re-
ferring to the matter at all, and that is
to "stir up the boys" but 80 far as we
can, we'are willing to help spread the
word. We are like Colonel Hoyt in
that we believe our way; but what
ever the majority want is got to 60.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1900-08-15

IT is wonder and a mystery why
Benjamin R. Tillman is so faithful to
the Gary blood. We've never seen
Gary or an Evans either that showed
extraordinary ability in statecraft
but have seen quite number of both
that were hardly up to the average of
the common herd. We are not dis
posed to detract from the legitimate
claims of the late Mart Gary but no
sensible man, not even Senator Till
man, can claim that the state of South
Carolina owes any special fealty to
Mart Gary's relatives. Not while the
senator is preaching anti-imperalism
so strongly should he ever admit the
correctness of any such doctrine as
this.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1900-08-15
CANDIDATE MAYFIELD.

In another column Candidate w.
D. May6 advertises his claims for
the Office of railroad commissioner.
This is a new departure in South
Carolina campaigning, and although it
is natural that we should endorse the
idea, we rather think Mr.. Mayield has
waited too long for the best results.
Had his card been inserted in the pa
pers several weeks ago, the people
would have had more time to consider
the various propositions be lays. down.
There are no doubt those who will
try to make prejudice against Mr..
May6eld on account of this departure,
and for this there is at least one pretty
good reason. This advertising bust
ness, in connection with a state can
vass, is pretty expensive, and tests a
candidates confidence in even his
own platform.
, During the present campaign we
have received more than a dozen let
ters from different candidates asking
for free notices and pleasant mention
of alleged great things they claimed
to have performed. The object of
these notices, course, is apparent. 1t
is legitimate but because of the effort
of the candidate to make capital for
himself at the expense of the publisher,
the notices invariably 60 into the
waste basket.
But Mr.. Mayield has struck the
right idea. He can get his views be-
fore more people by advertising in the
newspapers than by any other possible
way. After all, there is nothing OBJ
jectionable or immodest in the plan.
1t is in order to advertise their views
that candidates 60 on the stand, and
if they can advertise more effectively
in the newspapers, then it is to the
newspapers they should 60.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1900-08-15
REoRGANIzATION OF sUTRO.

7 1t may now be stated almost as a
positive fact, that the Sutro Cotton
mill, which for the past two weeks has
stood in imminent danger of insolven-
cy, will be saved to its enterprising and
highly deserving owner, Mr.. I. B.
McClain.
Mr.. VIM. H. Lyles, the we'll known
Columbia lawyer and fnancier, has
taken charge of the reorganization OF
the mills affairs, and the reputation of
Mr.. Lyles, together with the fact that,
after all, the problem does not appear
to BIZ really difficult one, both give
assurance of success and solidity
where there has heretofore been reason
to fear destruction and loss, not only
to the creditors of Mr.. McClain and
Mr.. McClain himself; but to the town
of Yorkville and the community gen.
orally.
The careful and comprehensive plan