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WANTED Position hg widow with one
boy years as housekeeper for widower
without children or charge boarding house
furnished. Address Box l44, Orange, Tex
So 70
An EDUCATED Young ladV wishes n
teach English or German IN nrivate fami
lv after college hours. board for ccmpsn-
ratior Address Mise 8 r ain rrefton
afsnar Heuften "a
TiIgoEk HzeKEs Phone zoo. "a
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FRESH SHIPMENTS WEEKLN-Huy.
ler's candies, bonbous and chocolates;
pound 50 cents; hnlfpound, 80 cents.
Crescent Drug store, 3l0 Main street.
corner Preston avenue. n
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MAKE CASH offer for "a acres lot 2.
west half Of the Henry Tierwester sur
and IN the Third ward. Box 1888. Conroe,
TpNHe, 81
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Scaled bids
tpn.staU brick roundhouse at Donison,
roxns for the Houston and ToNus Cen
unI railroad Company on or before 3
-,.lnnl l.. m nm IrIhHN. the 2RIh
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS WANTED.
PORTRAIT AGBNTs-send addresses: rc
want To send You samples NJ coming
picture, also CraFCu, sCpi3s and pqStels.
Fidelity Portrait Co, SOB West Lake
street. Chicago 20
FREE sample magic tack trick smoo'hest,
most amusing thing out and big cata-
loGue, to Introduce my great line agents
fast sellers. W. y. Reed, 2139 West
Thirtieth avenue, Denver, colo, ~
COIN MONEY selling our 81 electric belt;
enormous trade waiting everywhere;
our belt knocks S. oucs, sample prepaid
ST; catalogue free. Regal Specially Co.,
90 Tcutonic building, Chicago. -
HOLIDAY gifts shoes ana slippers; cut
prices De Mcrltt $: 30
UNUSUAL facilities to expert life msur-
auce men for special work In the South
western States In the. capacity o. cS-
ccWlvC special agents for the proyident
Savings Life Assurance Society Of New
w Wifi CARTON a htGe3 Broadwa2 u New
York, or 295 Main street, Dallas, Texas
LIFE AGENTS am now ready to make
contract for 1908 Highest commissions
paid aud notes taken. Have Just put on
the market the most up-todatc invest
ment contract ever issued only agents
wanted that can produce the business
Big money In selling Hartford Lie poll
tipE ana hon0S. W u. IdlttIeoUs maui
ager, Trust building, Dallas, Texas II
10 LIFE INSURANCE AGENTs-THE
MANuATIAN LIFE INSURANCE COM.
PANY is IN THE FIELD FOR RuSI,
NESS. If YOU ARN NOT SATISFIED A,lI;, PIP
WITH YOUR rRESENr CONTRAST
INTEREST YOU. We WANT MEN OF
IN iI2Hs NAM, AN Rrrr ARIhlTS "A g.
iNDIAN AND OKLAHOMA TERRIFIC.
RIES. SCOLLARD BUILDING, Dali
WILSON'S IACks. P6one ZOO .
LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY
Will LET OTT C-od buggy horse f2r
bis feed. nHd ii 1t suits party VIII s'i-
New phone 80 -
, ron SALE-Look here, hurry quick TO
get fresh Jersey COWS, fine as spit sllS;
7. Sccrctan. l-alIbanks, Texas.
FOR SALE-A duc saddle and buggy
horse, a dark bay 1919 hands high. years
old, perfectly gentle for % lady or emu
to drive or ride: will sell for $40 fHr
further information address j. r. clark;
Schulcnburg Texas l.
TALKING PAIiROTS at Fred Maier'sr o.
Congress. 2V
| FOR SALE-One light sorrel horse lB
hands high; years old; sound and gen
| tle Tine Family horse; safe for lady q.
! children; good locker A. Wisbey, ~
Milan street, phone 800
| ladies, LIsTEN-30c for our best storm
rubber shoes. De Merltts. %
| FOR SALE--An extra fine gated saddle
lpule. Address Box 50, Brookshire, Texas
| FOR SALE-Onc small mare mule or WIZ
trade for Jersey stock. Call at sid IVES,
| helmets,
! ONE HUNDRED head Of mules and horses
for sale. Apply to Jake Rothsteln, ~
| Washington street - "
! DOGS BOUGBT sold. boarded and tram
| cd. Training kennels, Deer Pars, lsfAaos5
! ron SALE Fine Jack. % mules, % 10
| 10 hands high. i. II. Howard esssB;
! Texas. =
| sT1PPERs at cut prices for holiday pre-
WANTED TO RENT.
| kH6Kt THAI WEAA -seith Esaueus.o
Sale nns goods, De Mertth !"
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FOR SALE Two 80 horse power upright
boilers; two 100-borse power high grade
automatic engines, assortment dypamos
and motors cheap. l.. Il. Miller, 1910
Congress avenue. II
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71o MILAN, newly furnished front rooms;
table unPXcpled %
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NTHERs READ POST
~ Want Ads. Do your
-~>,-~->-~~-~~-~~---~--
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.


100 ACRES PRAIRIE LAND, about
niles from Thompson, on II. Il r. {. X.
H., In Harris county, for IS per mere.
so acres prairie iaud 1 mile from sta
lion, on II. X II, G. II. r., Ia Harrir
county, for 80 per acre. tst
1000 acres about / mile from station
ana half timber and half prairie, and
some improvements, for So per acre.
1000 acres about miles from railroad
station, 200 acres In cultivation with a
lateral from canal and the land icvecd.
About GOO acres fine level black land.
suitable for rice, and about 400 acres tim
hered ana fine bottom land suitable for
corn cotton, sugar cane or any crops
grown In South Texas. Price ST. per
acre.
wharton, Matagorda and jackson coun-
ties In tracts OF leo acres up to 5000:
prices 50 % $50 per acre great develop
mcnt VIII take place In these during the
twelve months; lands are sure to increase
In value; they are suited to the culture
OF rice, corn, cotton, sugar cane, oats
aud other South Texas crops; Writ for
maps and price lists; We have many
tracts that are bargains from the Sabine
river TO the Guadalupe river; lands on
several rice canals $50 10 $50 per acre.
Agents for Texas Rice Development
Co. lnuds In Matagorda county, consist
Ing Of 20,OOO acres, subdiyided into 100
acres aud mp,
Remember we pay expenses OF any
party coming 20 Texas To whom we cell
competent attorneys. w. L, Moore 4
Co, Houston, Texas, Duson, MOORE q
Co., III Campo, Texas. "
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PROFESSIONAL.

pR FARRELL room an3 Moore Burnett
bibldjnr Diseases Of women and ohstpt
rtcs diseases ~ the reotum 2203
ST-T PRICES on working mems heavy
goods during Cash Reduction Sale. Dc
Merittb. ="
6 ~ COTTON 4 BRO, Ore. tornado ard
accident Insurance agents. 1907 Franklin
avenue n
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LIFE AGENTS | am now ready to make
contract for 1908. Highest commissions
paid aud notes taken. Have Just put on
the market the most up-todatc invest
meut contract ever issued. only agents
wanted that can produce the business.
Big money In selling Hartford Life poll
cies and bonds. W. II. Patterson, man.
Rger Trust huildlng, Dallns, Ic1as. u
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STRAWDENl}N plnnt5 by tie million; 100
acres; special descriptive price list free.
Alvin Fruit aud Nursery Co. uncJ, Algos
Texas. u
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HELP WANTED.

WANTED Man TO work around hotel ard
milk. 1913 Franklin ~
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LOT FOR 70 -One block from WASHING
ton street, near Southern Cotton oil mill
Address 6sli this ofhce. 20
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TITLE WANT ADS
- bring big results.

A% bring big results.
HELP WANTED.
WANTED Man TO work around hotel And
milk. 1913 Franklin, IS
WANTED A good lady music tcachcr Tor
'4'' ''1f Is
WANTED--A drst class drug man with
practical experience; young man pre-,
fcrrcd. Write stating price, II can
speak German or Spanish; references re.
quircd Address Lock Box rs, Loekhart.
Texas. 80
WANTED Good coiored glri Tor gelcTal
nonseMork can 0u2 san laciuto. -
WANTED Good servant IN small family:
Swcde or German preferred. good home
ana salary for right person, Address 1910
Preston. ~
WANTED Colorod yard boy: good mfbpr
Apply 40 BlnG. 20
WANTED IATMEDIATEIY- 500 ladies nnd
gentlemen TO know their future and what
trade, business or profession they arc
best adaptcd FOR. GYPSY Nladge. greatest
living palmist, takes sersoual Interest
m Your welfare and success, hand read
lng ~. LOO Congress aNenue.
WANTED to milk. Apply I0i0i,
congress avenue. toom . 90
iNblIHt copy reuters NJ nome evenings; IS
weekly; inclose stamp, vita application,
t. Harrison Manufacturing Company, Al
tcCna, Pa, 20
WANTED Fifteen BOYS With wheel ,
horses or afoot; ages T. to 10. A. d. r.,
Gl& Main street. -
CLERICAL positions procured Through IA.
ucatippal Register Bureau, J04 l.. \ L., X
G. building, New orleans, III
WANTED A good cook Apply with ref
erenCes Monday, l3oI Rusk avenue. -
WANTED First class slzor man; must 10
sober, industrious, capable Address the
lutchcr " Moore Lumber company
Orange, TeAas 20
FOR SALE 10 pairs mons calf hand welt
SHOES plain and eappca toe, regular S5
sloe6 FOR 81 90 D.Mcrtt Shot Co.. JiS
Main street, Houston, r,Nus. 80
WANTED Men to learn barber trade, spe
Cial Inducements 20 distant applicants as
we have no college iu Texas, more expert.
enoe I'm one month than elsewhere in one
year; steady prtctice; expert instructions.
first class; recently fitted with revolving
chairs IN all departments; beware OF i
cent shops using similur names, write
nearest branch Moier system Barber
colleges, New orleans, La, or 81. Louis
Mo ~
WANTED Everybody to know that w
have am excellent guE oil burner ready fnl
market; absolutely SAFE generates rs
own gas, 40 odur, mo- smoke. 40 SCOT
cheaper than wood or coal; % lO yeaI Gid
child can operate n; agents wanted vvcry
where Bdrton-Ward Gas Burner Co.
room /, lOlbi1 Congress avenue, Houston
WANTED = Sausage matters Houston
Packing Co. Il
| WANTED Good cook for small famNy
good wages, German or Swcdr sim pro
TERED. Address T. a. Johnson, Wharton
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LIVEsIoCK AND PoULTKY

n I SONS HACKS Phone ZOO,
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HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID for scrap
iron, copper, brass, rubber, bones, sacks.
beeswaE pCcans, etc; country shipments
speciality Mayer Lipsbtz, wholesale
dealer, 1901 Montgomery avenue, Hous-
ton II
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HIGHEST PRICES pnid for CASTOR cloth.
ing; send postal; viii call. II. Caplan.
IOS Congress avenue. II
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WRIST RAGS, pocsettooks PISS cases
lap desks for Christmas. at Pastori5a a
Stationery store, n

FOR hnc fruit and Christmas cake 20 10
-. Naumaun, 80 Travis street; he has the
best yJ
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la ON fTf "a q or
bnlf millIon vords GOOD saroper work 70
lot on Trinity ana Rrazos Valley railroad;
9"go Han'aT4 Xxx or Han 'a cancer
cans. l'I u'' 'hl"' 'l"'i t"utethiuA
Move "I "ac1 "'u or to The general ofSce at
---- 2 -
NOTICE TO tONTRACIOkS- sealed blds
wll he received for me erection Of a
1tss" r.. The Il "nsion and rcIas Cen
uai railroad Company ON or before 3
O'Clock p. NJ. on Friday, the, 26th
doE o. nrcemheI NV HtiirLue Jill ~
4 Iin 9u1rfT T@Nas and NH lids so receiyei
Vii Io 1nrneJ immediately thereafter
plans and specifications Of said building
may be seen ma igr 6uc o. pr3noshSl can Ne
,cct mn building. Houston, Texas, or
nj the Office Of c. II, Reese, general
freight agent lin street Dhlias, IeAas,
or At the ofdre Of c.. G. Calvert, company
"TTnl nl0h G'p"' o pG IN @,,a eenorsi CON
tract and each and every bidder viii be
required to incose with his proposal n
certified check drawn m f Az on william
~ rlgla' tludsuaS, = - ,bn gsI I nooI,,,t
nf' the Gen hid a as eJ Sggd9ted dnmagss IN eSse
Stipulated IN speeideatlons ,.,.
jet. any and, all bids
y. Mllitr, h4uhEsl =, -. w.
3i Iaarua5fs, trcbifcct % OK
Olle y loItnn, aIEnlIVcI. -.s9
ANY s. shoe IN store 80 IS De Meritt's
80
;,---77--i-7-z =, n STorTt17S an
~ sIOIl1l SllOG2 ~ u SleIllI :: -
---------------------------- -
BOARD AND ROOM.
ROOMS FOR RENT Furnished or unfur-
pished: modern conveniences. 1914 Rusk.
Good table board next door %
FIR NTSITTD rooms and board 1o16
Texas avenue 80
7to MILAN neWIV furnished front rooms;
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WiIL LET OFT Good buggy horse for
bis feed. aHd ii 1t suits party VIII SCI.
NOW Dbnup III ~
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I pdginsi pni1e' whisky hHbitS cured:
I1si Mil Sld only Matthews Home in
aJs wiibnaunIe any case in ten TO TWEEN
tst yos pVGl pain or injury TO patient:
M; ID "a money In bank. pay when
ssas efne Se OF failure will bear all
4 taie botiSS M, while here; also rail
htbsss. hatthews Home Harvey
y ifeeeeN NJ. D.. superintendent, 100
] L., .---s.San AnLOnlo. TnNns -
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Z On 49,, ~ - street. II
slofk r nun old hats for renovating:
silaes 1WD1santeed; agents wanted I'm ali
Y co., qnn rye 1' for terms, etc. Houston
>-- tldNls street an
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ANY s. shoe in store SO IS. DC Meritt's.
80
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,seBufnetSs uJAC, planiste; studio 40
sas Systa,,, building; DR.. William
N 1--,---1l " IechniQue. II
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BoARD-RooMs WANTED.

WANTED Furnished rooms for iiget
no children Address 6sls. this Office, -
PRICES cut on all rubber goods. De
Meritts cash reduction sale -
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FREES sample magic tack trick. smoo'hest,
most amusing thing out and big cata-
loguc, To Introduce my great line agents
fast sellers. W. y. Reed 1913 West
Thirlieth avenue, Denver, colo -
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COIN MONEY selling our 81 electric belt
enormous trade waiting everywhere;
our belt knocks S. oucs, sample prepaid
ST: catalogue free Regal Specially Co..
al0 Tcutonic building, Chicago. -
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PORTRAIT AGBNTS-S addresses. Sc
want to send You samples NJ coming
picture, also crayou, scpi3s and plStels
Fidelity Portrait Co, SOB West Lake
street. Chicago. %
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Hnps nnN l-Ien-scre pasture, ~ miles OF
nprp'y Binz q Scttcgast, ai3 Binz build,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOTICE If Stockholders Meeting Tho an.
uual meeting Of the stockholders ~ the
South Texas National Bank viii be held
M its banking house I'm Houston, Texas,
on Tuesday January A. 1903 Polls open
from 10 a. IN, to T. IN, J. l.. McAshau,
,ushiyr
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ROOMS FOR RENT Furnished OF unfur-
uished modern conveniences lol4 Rusk
Good table board next door -
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ance men for special work in the South
western States In the capacity o. cH-
ecItlvc special agents for the proyidcnt
Savings Life Assurance Society Of New
York. Il. w. Srott, president Address
whitney & Carlton, 3l6 Broadway, New
York, on 995 Main street, Dallas, Texas,
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3 ! >; F NJ sH T.rsorr, Statesmen.
Maryland Commission Agency,
OF BALTIMORE CITY,

For the Sale of TOBACCO, GRAIN,
WOOL, LIVE STOCK, PEAS,
PEACHES and FARM
PRODUCE gen
orally.
22G SOUTH CHARLES ST
BALTIMORE, BAIT MORE.
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)tkttTDk>:
J. T. lItTtHIN>, President,
Jos. ) WILSON. Secretary.
John H. Mitchell, F. H. Darnell,
louis F. DERRICK. John b. Gray,
y. E. F. Palmer, Dr. Geo. w. Dorsey
NJ. JOHN NJ. TALBERT will give his pei
sonal attention to the inpection Of all
Tobacco consigned to US.
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P sssY1v ANA RAILROAD.

THE following TABLE the the Pps Greek
Baltimore Potomac Railroad which
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1902-11-21

By Funds in hand already
Levied to redeem said Bonds 5000 0
Out Standing Balance(netD... 1894 600 0
The County Go missioners
have 20 far, been unable to in
vest the 5000 90 in hand to
create sink ny fund for the re-
iemptiOu Ut ,hrSS0 600 90 Bonds
rs required b! the act of 1892
chapter 535. -..........
BY order of Board
George W Rawlings President
X Wesley Beall
Wallace r Pyles
John Miller
K Lee Manning
Test: John T Fisher. Clerk to County
Commissioners for P. G. County, Nd.
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seeks the means of health she is often
like a woman bliudfold. She has no
confidence. She cannot tell what her
effort will lead to. She turns now to
this side and then to the other in uncer-
tainty and doubt.
The sick woman who uses Dr. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription may do so with
absolute confidence. 1t invites open
eyed investigation. There need be no
hesitation in following the hundreds of
thousands Of women who have found
perfect cure for womaniy ills in the use
Of this medicine.
"Favorite Prescription cures irregu-
larity and dries weakening drains. 1t
heals inflammation and liberation and
cures female weakness.
with heart full Of gratitude to you for send
ing out over the land your wonderful medicine
send these few lines. hoping that some poor suf-
fering women will try DR.. Pierces medicines"
writes Mrs. Cora L. Root. of Greenspring Fur
fered severity from female weakness aud had to
be in bed great deal of the time. Had head
ache. backache. and pain in left side when lying
down. commence taking Dr. Pierce's Favor
lite Prescription and had not taken two bottles
when I was able to be around again and do my
work with but little pain. Can now eat any
thing and it never hurts me any more. Have
taken seven bottles of DR.. Pierce's Favorite Pre-
scripton and one of his Compound Extract Of
Smart Weed and several walls of his Pleasant
Pellets Feeling better every day My hus
band says I look better every day"
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure bill
iousness and sick headache.
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job Printing of all kinds done at
THE ENQUIRER at moderate prices.
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We aim to sell only the "best by every honest test and
prices right Wa trade and promise honest and
courteous treatment Yours truly ..
G. M. WOOLF & co.
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DR., FAHRNEY'S TEETnlne SYRUP

through ehing Mothers have learned
implicitly to quickly and Of Cole
bles which tehns the best %ed1e tor ehdrSn
nseyiSh thin and does not sleep we'll give it DR.
Immediately TRIAL BOTTLE FsEE L mention this paper A.,
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OSEPH :. WILSON. T. VAN CIAGETT
WILSON & cLAeErr'
Attorneys.at-Law,

OFFICES:
Upper Marlboro, Md, and Fendall Build
ing. At and d SITS, N. w.
Que member of the firm will be in each
office every day except Tuesday when
both will be in Upper Marlboro.
Jan. 10, 19OO-1y
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1902-07-26
Saturday, July 26, 1902.

| back twenty-eight years, I am almost
stunned by the condolences. The pres
ent editor of the Greenville News, j.
X. Blackman, was Columbia correspon-
dent Of The News and Courier; and
The News and Courier then had the
faults Of virility and strength and no
body ever dreamed that 1t would fall
into the vices of moral servil1ty and
condemn itself, to intellectual decrepi-
tude-a strong word that, "decrepi-
tude." 1t is from decrepitus. to creep
noiSelessly about as very old people do.
The News and Courier was young and
strong and virile and my old friend
Blackman was likewise, a Democrat
and a South Carolinian, loving party
and state, and foreign to fear. Those
were heroic days when men who dared
real and imminent dangers; and
by comparison with them the cheap
heroism and bluSter and strut Of which
we now have so much make a man
sick. Blackman, held by official duties
in the midst Of the nest Of radical ras-
calls, exposed their miSdeeds with un-
sparing and scathing words. He proved
that Nagle, then comptroller general,
had offered to the state a bogus bond.
He was attacked by Nagle. just as he
was attacked by Evans the other day,
i
bia Nagle fired two shots at him in
quick succession and was seized by by
standers This same Blackman was
expelled by formal action Of the radical
house of repreSentativeS-iti is all writ
ten in the official records the
floor of the house because he had the
courage to expose in his correspondence
to The News and Courier-which in
those days was newspaper and
power with courage and strength be-
hind 1.-THE corruption which reeked
until it brought revolution. He stood
on his rights as citizen and reported
the proceedings from the gallery of the
house. writing there day after day with
the prospect every instant of having
some maddened Negro or carpet-bag-
Der or scalawag whose rascality he had
exposed-rush on him with pistol or
bludgeon or razor or fist behind the ear,
just as he got the other day. He did
not hesitate then and he does not heSi-
tate now. He was little. concentrat-
ed, compact bunch of South Carolina
manhood and energy then as he Is
now. I have known him more than a
quarter of a century, and 1 know him
we'll. I remember the time when he
went into the Charleston riots of Sep
tember, 1876, and some beast Of Ne
gro-as courageous and heroic as Hub
Evans Is now cracked up to be by part
Of the state press and some people
struck him down from behind and made
a long cash in his head. He is used to-
that kind of Thing. Understand that l
am not going back on Hub" He is
an old friend Of mine of the anti-Till-
man days-a good natured kind of a
boy with a touch Of the rowdy and a
good deal of the man in him. I have
no doubt since he has thought over it
that he is good deal ashamed of him
self for making the assault he did in
the way he did on a man foot smaller
than himself and just out of sick bed;
and that in the depths of his heart he
feels that he ought to be punished Sc
verely.
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MERE-MENTION.

The United States gunboat Machias
has been ordered to Cape Haytien.
Hayti, to look after American interests
there. A dispatch to the New York
World says incendiaries are trying to
set fire to Fort Blevens, at Astoria,
Ore. .....E Y. Webb, of Shelby, has
been nominated for congress by the
Democrats of the Ninth North Carolina
district. Forty houses were Destroy
ed by fire at Brookside, Ala, last Tues
day.. monument to General H. T..
Walker, a famous Confederate officer,
who was killed in the battle of Atlanta,
was unveiled on the spot where he fell,
last Tuesday. President Roosevelt
has appointed r. B. Kennedy, Negro,
receiver Of public money at New Or
leans. The number of killed in the
coal mine at Johnstown, Pa, by the ex-
plosion Of July 10, was Ill.,. The
steamer Primus was sunk in the river
Elbe, at Hamburg, last Monday and
l19 persons were drowned. 1t is un-
derstood that President Roosevelt will
not name the isthmian canal commits
sioners until next December. Mr..
w. ]. Bryan is asking for a piece of
stone from each of the states he carried
in his two races for the presidency,
with the idea of working these stones
into a mosaic above the fireplace Of the
newspaper room Of the new residence
he Is erecting near Lincoln, Neb.