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Spartanburg journal. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1900-1906, 1906-09-06

T. j. Moss-Buck Creek: Il. NJ. Ham
lick-Coolcy Springs; NJ. B. Bridges
Mt. Olive; y. G. Banncr-Pied-
mont; G.. p. liamrick-Iion Hill;
w. II. ompson-Bethsada.
The following resident pastors
have part of their work outside of
IN" county: J. r. Bailey, \. G.. Ban
ncr, G. p. Erwin, w. w. JCnes, J. G.
Lawson c. T. Schaifc, w. II. Waters.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1906-04-20
FROM FORTUNA,

Our farmers are gettisg anxious and
ready to to plant corn.
The wife Of Berry Combs died at her
home here last Sunday evening.
Harris Kendrick of near G,ensted de-
livered a lot of hogs here Tuesday.
Robertson and Hutchinson were in St
Louis this week with a load of stock.
Jake Kaufman shi ped a load Of cattle
from here to the St. Louis market
Tuesday.
Miss Gussie Thoss, has gone to St.
Louis where she will remain providing
she gets employment.
Monday Mrs. William Harrison died
al her fro.,a here. aud the funeral toex
place Tuesday afternoon.
Miss !,ottie Dawson who has been VS.
ting relatives here left Tuesday-fo Sc
dalia where she is attending school.
Andrew, petrse purchased a fine span Of
horses and has gone to Centertowu ia
haul for the mining, company shere.,,
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1906-04-20
Hang and Burn Three Negroes.

The hanging OF three negroes on
the public square in the city Of
Springfield by a mob OF desperate
citizens last Saturday night has Great
ed more feeling than has been shown
in Missouri tor many a day, and
those vino participated in the grew
some spectacle OF burning the bodies
have been condemned by people
generally. The victims were accused
OF assaultlng a white woman from
Monet, who had only been in the
city q short time. The details of the
horrible affair are given on tn inside
pages.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1906-04-20
VIII Give Away 100 Presents.

NJ. Joachim. the West Newton
Street Merchant, has a hall page add
vertisement in the Democrat this
week which will be read with interest
by the people generally. Mr.. Joach-
imi for the next sixty days will give
away one hundred presents to his
patrons, not as prizes, but in 4 man
ner that they may have the oppor-
tunaty to c u some valuable or
useful article in return for their pa
tronage. These presents will be
given out on the coupon plan and on
the Both of June the gifts will be dis
tributed. 1t will pay our readers to
carefully read the advertisement, and
profit BY, the plan.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1906-04-20
LAST HOPE VANISHED.

When leading physicians said that ".
NJ. S,nithart of Pekin, la, had incurable
con,umption, his last hope vanished;
but DIR. King $ New Discovery for Con-
sumption. Coughs and Colds kept him
II of his grave. lie says: This great
specific completely cured me, and saved
nv lite. Since then ] have used 1t for
over 10 years. and consider il a marvel
Gus throat and lung cure Strictly
scientific c.xe for Coughs, Sase Throats
or Colds. sure preventive Of pneumonia,
Guaranteed SOC and 81 bottles at Munt'
zel Drug Co. Trial bottle free.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1906-04-20
The: Democrat.
5y H. F. TILLMAN.
Entered in the Post Office at Versailles,
Missouri as second class mail matter.
Democratic County Committee
Meeting.

The Democratic County Committee
net in this city Wednesday afternoon
With eleven committeeman present.
The meeting was called to order by
Chairman +. G.. Snorgrass, with
L. W. Kavanaugh as Secretary.
1t was decided to hold two conven-
tons, one to nominate a county ticket
and another to select delegates to the
tate, Judicial and Senatorial con-
cntions.
The date selected to hold a owen
lion to elect delegates to the State,
judicial and Senatorial conventions
'as Monday, May IA, the precinct
Neetings to be held on Saturday,
Nay II, at 9 p. IN.
it was ordered that Monday,
august 18th. be selected to hold a
county convention to nominate can.
tidates for county Offices, the pre-
cinct meetings to be held at 2 p. m.
saturday, August 18th.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1906-04-20
San Francisco Calamity.

San Francisco, CAL, was visited
Wednesday morning by an earthquake
which killed owe three thousand
people, damaged nearly every build
ing in the city and fire broke out
soon after the terrible catastrophe.
The people OF the city were almost
crazed from fear and confusion, and
in every qearter it was fearful. The
loss cannot be computed in figures.
There were two shocks, one at $3.50
and another two hours later.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1906-04-20

The mother Of Thomas Roache no
died in Michigan and her remains were
brought to Upton and laid TO rest in the
Catholic cemetery at that place.
A sister of Samuel Estell who died in
Oklahoma last week was brought to Tip
ton and the remains were inferred in the
Upton GENE. ery last Sunday.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1906-04-20
A RIDE

often ends in a sad, accident. To heal
accidental injuries use Hucklen's Arnica
Salve. "A deep wound i'll my foot from
az accident" writes, Theodore ,3chuele,
OF Columbus, O.. caused me great p,in.
Physicians were helrlcss. but Bucklen's
Arica Salve quicklShraled it,. Soothes
and heals burns like magic. re at the
Muatze! Drug Co.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1906-04-20

"A robin will eat sixteen poauds Of in
sect pests in the cousse OF a yelr." saws
the Riciland Mirror. anh frequeaAy eats
his weight Of bugs and worm. IN a day,
And yet men and boys so out aad shoot
these beautiful little friends Of mankind
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1906-04-20

Judge Jas. K. HAZEL of California
was here in attendance at court this
week. The Judge says he is not in
politics, but he is ready to take the
stump and speak for Democracy
at any time, and thinks he has plenty
of wholesome substance for cam
paign speeches at this ti,ae.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1906-04-20

Missouri does not Manufacture its "
|~xaat1os but imports it froul Ohio. Matzos
is u~n!eavened bread used by the Jews
during the feast Of, the Passover,
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1906-04-20
The 0u.y Guaranteed K.dacy Cyre

+. Sm,lli's Sure Kidney Cure. Your
druggist will refund your Iiondy If after
'nL,mE M hottie you are not satisfied
x.A sesots by Versailles Drug Co.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1906-04-20

The. Dcmocratic editors at the
s.cnerson banquet in kansas City last
fhiday showed a unity. OF forces for
lirmOcGatiC Democracy in this state,
hnd' there are numerous editors who
"erc not present but will show Just as
Lc;rh unity.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1906-04-20

Walter Wellman, the explorer. is
pricticing up to 90 to the north pole
% an air ship next summer. II is
possible that he may return in an
automobile, if he gets back at all.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1906-04-20

Now that Shackleford has been re.
dominated again for Congress in thi,
district, we may expect to hear tn,
Usual consignment OF h%arrangue iron
his enemies.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1906-04-20

A Chicago man offers. for a wager
" 1925 900 to live one year without
telling one talsehood OF doing one
Nean act. As the fellow is from
H'NcaGo. hen have to show" us.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1906-04-20

A clergyman in Kansas preached
~ the subject, ''rhe Seven Devils of
RAFT" The Sedgwick Paragraph
s Of the opinion that seven devils in a
spwn with only two newspapers is too
.utny,
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1906-04-20
Embroidered Waists.
Shoe Department.

Our Shoe Department repre-
sents the best makes of Shoes on
the market. Our Ladies' Shoes
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1906-04-20

Pike toll gates have been abolished
n this state. Probably it's because
tue pixies had become so antiquatec
t',at you couldn't tell thc,n from an,
uther country road.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1906-04-20

The height OF the season is.
here, and come to stay a few
months. Our white Goods stock
in all classes of fabrics is second
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-14
Modern Neshods.

we have some fine sausage" ven. tured the waiter.
 Keep it."
 How about a taste of hamr
 ''Cut it out
 -Corned beef. potted chicken. canned tonguey-
 Thunder and Mars. You must take me for an investigating committee. came here to get something to est. Bring me q glass of distilled water and . fumIgated banana = Philadelphia Public Ledger.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-14
A New Essepee.

A new product of the German chem ists is banana essence" sirup whose taste Is at first caustic and then bitter and then sweet Dr. T. Gigli has found by analysis that 1t contains 54 per cent of saccharin in q base Ike pyridine. but solution of saccharin in pyridIne did not yield to the substance.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-14

tTo be continu.d-,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-14
MEDALS FOR REGULARS
Special Badge to Be Worn by
 American Soldiers.
TELLS RECORD OF THEIR SERVICE

William E. Curtis Describes Decora-
 tions Designed For Use of Veterans
 of the spanish, Philippine and
 China Wars-wiM stimulate Ambi-
 ton and Something to Be Proud Of.
 Designs For the Ribbons.
 1, To gratify the pride and stimulate the ambition of the soldiers of the reg. ular army the general staff has issued an order requiring veterans of the Spanish war, the Philippine insurrec- ton and the Picking relief expedition to wear bronze medals as part of their uniform on dress parade and occasions of ceremony, says William E. Curtis, the Chicago Record Herald's Washing ton correspondent This will give the boys something to be prosd of. The general staff also provided special badge to be worn by soldiers of the regular army who have been awarded what is known as the certificate of merit. This certificate Is bestowed up- on enlisted men who have distinguished themselves for good conduct gallantry and soldierly qualities. 1t is not so high as the medal of honor, but is very much prized and entities the holder to $2 month extra pay.
 Secretary Taft has ordered similar medals for veterans of the civil war and the Indian wars under similar reg ulations. These medals are not for volunteers, but for regulars only.
 After receiving and rejecting various designs submitted by officers of the army, artists and other persons inter ested, Quartermaster General Hum phrey has placed the entire responsi- bility of securing designs and super vising the casting of the medals on Frank D. Millet, the well known artist, who has submitted drawings for all the six badges, and they have been approy- ed by the secretary of war. The dies will be cut and the casting will be done at the Philadelphia mint under Mir. Millet's directions in the follow ing numbers:
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-14

Representative Morfell of Pennsyi- vsnIa recently advertised for c stable man and specified that all applications should be by msil.- says the wash ington representative of the St Louis Post-Dispatch- Mr. MorreIl was just out of bed the next morning when hs was informed that there vas q ma, waiting vho insisted upon seeing him.
 ~Did you advertise for q many wss the frst question ssked of Mfr. MorrerI when he came down
 T did.- be said. but I distinctly said thst all applications must be by naIl--
 -Ye>. sir answered the man -rm q male. and I'm applying now
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-14
Fewer rfesse. Readers.

Fiction has decreased in popularity smong users Of the public library in the District of Columbia. for while during the last year the circulation has increased 27 per cent the proportion of
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-14

Colonel Reeseveif's ReeeIleesfo.s.
 Colonel Roosevelt-s recollections of Chicago canned meat at Santiago doubtless. says Harper's Weekly. made him reader to believe that uncanny things sometimes got Into the cans.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-14

Uncle Joe Cannon was talking about the meat inspection bill the other day, when he was asked as to his own appe- tite for meat. says the New York Times
 Never better" replied the speaker of the house. "when I eat at home and have to pay for 1t myself have just the same as always have had, and when I cat with friends and they have to pay for it I always do what I can to make It cost them something
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-14
The following Is a description of thu several designs:

The following IS QeScrlptl0n or the several designs:
 Civil war.-Obverse: Head of Lincoln in circle composed of inscription with Malice Toward None. With Charity For All Reverse: The words .'The Civil War and the dates 'Is6l-1s65" in a circle composed of a branch of oak and a branch of laurel.
 Indian Wars.-Obverse: An Indian in war bonnet brandishing spear and mounted on a pony in circle composed of the words Indian Wars and conven- tionalized arrow heads arranged like a laurel wreath either side of buffalo skull. Reverse: A military trophy with the name of an Indian campaign, in q circle of the words United States Army and thirteen stars.
 Merit-Obverse: Eagle in a circle com posed of the words "virtutis ct Audaciae, Monumentum ct Praemium." Reverse: The words "For Merit" surrounded by a laurel wreath in circle composed of the words United States Army" and thirteen stars
 Spanish war.-Obverse: A convention allzed Moro" in a circle composed of the words War With Spain and a conven- tionalized branch of the tobacco plant and stalks of sugar cane on either side. with the date '1s9e." Reverse: A military trophy above the word Cuba or Porto Rico" or Philippines" in a circle com posed of the words United States Army" and thirteen stars.
 Philippine Insurrection. - Diverse: Con- ventionalized cocoanut palm tree. with the scales of justice on the right and the lamp of enlightenment on the left in a circle composed of the words Philippine In- surrection'' and the dates ''1s99-19OI." Re- kr1n ok st, -1 "Luzon," 'Mindanao" or other designa- tion of a campaign in the islands in a circle composed of the words Limited States Army and thirteen stars.
 China Relief Expedition.-Obverse: The imperial Chinese five toed dragon in a circle composed of the words "Chfna Re- lief Expedition" and the dates 'T9oo-1s0i." Reverse: A military trophy above the words "Peking-Tientsin'' or other desig- nation of the campaign in e circle com posed of the words United States Army" and thirteen stars.
 The military trophy adopted for the reverse consists of an eagle perched on a cannon, with five standards, signifl- cant of the i've great campaigns in which the United States army has been engaged-an Indian spear, shield and quiver, Filipino bolo and a Malay creese. The Moro selected for the de- sign on the Spanish war medal is in- tended to be characteristic of Cuba rather than Spain. The eagle on the merit medal is taken from the famous marble Roman eagle in the possession of Lord Wemyss. formerly Lord Elcho, well known for his great interest in the British volunteers.
 The ribbon designs are as follows: Civil war.-Blue ground with stripes of white and red on either side.
 Indian wers-vermiiion ground with narrow edge of dark red.
 Merit.-Red ground with stripes of blue and white on either side.
 War With Spain.-Yellov ground with red stripes on either side and narrow edge of dark blue.
 Philippine Insurrection--Green ground with stripes of light blue and dark blue on either side.
 China Relief Expeiition--Yellou ground with narrow edge of dark blue.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-14

The Evening Democrat is the peo- ple's paper The price is ze . copy 1ze a week. ss rear. by mall or carrier.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-14

in common affairs. Hence his great hand raised was as scepter, his first word was followed by instant si- lence.
 Teller citizens, want ter say a word about this schoolhouse. I'm proud of 1t; it's the first, but you kin jest bet yer life 1t ain't a-goin' to be the last And want ter say-speakin' fer the committee and the hull of yer, that we're all obleeged to the school master"
 His wave of the hand toward Wins low was the signal for cheers; the ora tor continued: You all will be glad to hear, too, that he's struck it rich -or that's how it promises. They've found coal on his land, and it's g valooahle piece of property. When he goes back east he kin brag to his friends about the strike he made here, and hope he'll do it."
 Another emphatic nod followed by loud applause. If he does. it'll prob ably take the curse off'n that Burr dodge that fizzled out-and with all due respect to the schoolmaster I'm right glad it did. A coal mine in this blessed country is better any day than promises of gold and diamonds in a land which none of us aint sartin about, and can't locate any closeter n the end O Godspeed!"
 There was loud applause and the scuffling of anxious feet, To the lat ter disconcerting accompaniment Rev. Luke offered prayer. Then he gave out the hymn, and Winslow stepped to the spinet to turn the leaves for the player. As Lavender struck the first chord their eyes met; though her own were instantly lowered again, to the keys, Winslow had read his answer.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1906-11-03
Republica an Meeting.

The Young Mems Republican Club
of Wailuku have become a strong
factor in local politics and are to be
congratulated in the loyalty of its
members.
Wednesday evening they conducted
most successful meeting in the
court house and had for their speek
ers some of the best on Maui. The
meeting waslpresided over by the
President Of the club G. H. G.. Braun
with Eddie Dunn as Secretary.
County Attorney, D. H sCase was
the first speaker introduced. He
thanked the Young Mems Republican
Club for the honor conferred in allow
ing him the opportunity to speak and
in few words retuted the charges
made against him by j M. Vivas.
The next speaker was ex-senator
S. E. Kaiue who was for years the
leader of the Home Rule party ard
who was so just and so far above his
colleagues thathe prevented his party
accomplish the wrongs that they
sought TO do the white people in the
first legislature under annexation. HI
said IN part; "Fellow citizens gree
you. BY invitation of the chair l an
here 70 night but l was under thC
impression that | was to be the last
speaker for which reason l am no
prepared to address you,
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1906-11-03
MASS MEETING ON MARKET
STREET.

Last Saturday evening took
place on Market under the auspices
of the Portuguese Republican Club
a mass meeting, which, notwith-
standing the contra attractions,
was very well attended.
The first speaker of the evening
was A. J. Comes, candidate for the
Legislature and his words were in
terpreted in Hawaiian by w. j.
Coelho. He spoke well and con-
cluded by asking the people on
election day to mark an X opposite
his name. "Not a very large one"
he said, "but one in proportion to
my size.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1906-11-03
M;cLANAHAN ADDRESSES WAL
LUkUANS.

&Under the protecting wing of
Cyrus r. Green, the man of many
trades of Kahului, the Democratic
candidate for Congress, e, B. Nc
Clanahan, held the first Democra-
tic meeting of the season in Wailu-
ku last Friday evening.
McClanahan is one of the ablest
attorneys in the Territory and it
was but natural that large num-
ber of persons should turn out to
hear him even though they dis
agreed with him in politics and in
his arguments in favor of his e)ec-
ton to Congress.
He said in part: "a man who
casts vote for an Office without
knowing the why of his choice is
not casting an intelligent vote.
Our Delegate to Congress is the
only officer that has any thing to
do with national politics. DO we
always stop to think what the
words Republican and Democrat
mean?
There are not many matters of
national policies that interest us.
One however is of vital interest.
The Republican party stands for
colonial policy or Imperialism, the
same that annexed Hawaii, the
Philippines and now wishes to an
mex Cuba. Its the policy of broad
er fields for commercial purposes
Against this policy of colonization
stands the Democratic party. The
party that opposed the annexation
OF. Hawaii and the PHILIPPINES.
am not criticising this course but
will ask which you would choose
Before the Democrats and West.
ern beet sugar Republicans would
consent to the Spanlsh-Americar
war they forced the administration
to proclaim to the world that Cuba
should be free. Since then power,
full influences have been brought
to bear on the administration tc
influence it and today in Cuba is
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1906-11-03

'The young men Of Wailuku have
decided that they should belong to
the Republican party and have form
ed this club. | believe all but few
of the young men of Walluku are Re-
publicans. We have but few days
yet in which to decide the !important
question and and show whether we
are true Republicans or not
81 am not here to abuse the can
didate who is opposing me and while
that may be regarded as an evidence
OF weakness Oh my part. / will not
take that course. l will not stoop to
that course. When we face the is
sue is it proper for us to give aid to
these who oppose us2 The old say.
ing United we stand Divided we fall
applies to this campaign. We must
not feel that as we have a magority
of our officers that we can rest there
but we must stand together. Perhaps
some of ! ou will say that l am a new
man. That may be true. But | may
be the Que il elected that will
give you a majority and assist in the
work that you wish carried out.
"Allow me to say to my Hawaiian
friends. have thoroughly consider
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1906-11-03
Considers Hearst DemagOgue--UteS on the
Warpath -ChaffeurS and SympathiSerS
Take Part in Riot.
ROBBERS KILL OFFICERS.
Standard Oil Loses by Fre-Avalanches Caused by Earth
quakes do Great Damage-Storms Wreck many
Ships and Destroy Jetties.
ESPECIAL TO THE MAUI NEws.0

Sugar 90 deg. 3SS Beets IS. lid
SHERIDAN Nov 2-Hole Utes have captured supply
intended for the troops.
UTICA Nov 2secreary Root in speech here night said
the President considered Hearst dmagogue and greatly desired the
election of Hughes Governor of New York.
ST PETERSBURG Nov 2-Revo luions disguised soldiers
obtained large supply explosives from the Government
NEW YORK 800 striking Chaeur and their ympahisers
took part in riot here yesterday.
Count has hopes that
cliation will be effected with his wife.
ST PETERSBURG, Nov 2The President of the Workmen's
Council of Fourteen has been exled to Siberia.
HAVANA Nov reported throughout the
island though there of violence reported
WORCESTER Nov. 2-Congressman lockwood Hoar of
Senator Hoa is dead.
SPOKANE between officers and robbers
four officers killed.
BoYoNNE, Nov. great fire raging here the Stan
dard Oil docks
QUEENSTOWN Nov 1.-The British Numeo is burning
here. Two lives were lost.
SHANGHAI Nov 1.-The Chinese Warshp Chin Ia is ashore
here at the enterance OF the river Woo Sung
NAPLES Nov vesuvu havedOne great dam
age here They caused by earthquakes.
TULON great raging here resulting IN the
wrecking of many ships and the destruction of eties
LONDON October Important the Navy assignments
early 1907 announced Admiral Bosanquet VIII e
Admiral Beresford will command the
Admiral Cuzon Howe will command the Atlantic eet ana
Admiral Brdgeman the new home fleet
SAN FRANCISCO October of the mems
complaints begin today Major Frank Mclaughlin Santa CrI will
arbitration board vice Francis Hney re-
signed.
from the estuary dwbrdge accident drown
ed. 1t is believed there
MADRID October Demuguez the Premier of Span is ILL.,
SEATTLE October 3O-Three batehp Wisconsin
dead and twos seriously ill from drinking bay rum
PARIS October 80 Pcquart planning reform in the
existing system Of courts martial
ST. JOHNS October Elixir from oadzs ashore in
a fog on Cape Race