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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-08-07

Paris, Augus. THE internal sit
uation in Spain tonight seems to be
mproving-Barcelona has emerged
from her isolation and the threatened
general strike in Madrid appears TO
nave been averted, at least temporar-
lily.
The first train out Of Catalonia's
capital city since the beginning OF the
tragic events there reached the
French frontier tonight, bringing CEN
sored and plainly inexact newspaper
accounts Of the fnsurrection, and of
the conditions in the outlying parts of
Catalonia. The rest is shrouded in
mystery.
Several of the smaller cities are re-
ported to be in the hands of the rev.
olutionists, and many villages have
proclaimed the district a republic
Troops are being steadily distributed
throughout the rebellious districts.
and barring new serious outbreaks
t! fnsurrectionists eventually will he
forced to capitulate.
1t is said that the authorities are
determined to crush the insurrection
before the return from South Ameri-
can Of Deputy Alexandra Leroux.
chief of the Republicans of BARGE
Iona, whose period of exile for Loli-
tlcal reasons was set aside by the
Chamber Of Deputies last April.
Reports from San Felice, Palames
and Casa de La Selva say that those
places are still in the hands of the
revolutionaries. 1t is rumored that
the Spanish gunboat Temerario has
left Cor San Felice to aid the troops in
restoring order.
In striking contrast with the esti-
mates Of the victims of the disorders
given by the Barcelona newspapers.
which arrived tonight, at Cerbere is
one of 5000 emanating from private
advices received from Madrid. This
~S~~A SSSAAAaSO, however,, Is laDollcQ
perhaps exaggerated"
An official statement issued in Mad
rid tonight concerning the proposed
general strike there says that numcr-
Gus masons failed to report for duty
today, but it Is explained that this was
due to a fear OF clash with the
Unionists.
SPANS censorship tonight, is more
inexorable than ever. No news has
been received from the various points
In the north, where the trades unions
had planned general strik for today,
and therefore the actual conditions
there and elsewhere cannot be stated.
Barcelona, August 2.-1 p. NJ
Life in the city Of Barcelona and it's
suburbs again is normal. The news
papers are being published this after
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-08-07

Col. Stribling Issues an Address About
It-Every County Is Urged to Send
As Many Delegates as Possible.

luos IOiOWin& Ietter received Dy
Hon. r. I. Manning is published for
the information Of the Game Cock
County '76 Red Shirts. 1t Is sincerely
hoped that Sumter County will send
a large delegation to this reunion:
"While writing you 10 behalf of the
Pendleton Farmers Society, / take the
liberty Of asking the Game Cock"
County to put In her claims to a posi-
ton at tho Red Shirt reunion at An
derson Gath and 25th Of August.
'This will be a good place to go to
look into the faces of the "Old Reds"
that did so much to reclaim our old
State for her people in 1875. and we
want to meet the strongest sort of a
delegation from the Game Cock Coun-
ty at Anderson. gath and 25th of Au-
gust. next.
j. c. STRIBLING,
Temporary Chairman Red Shirt Re-
union"
AS the State chairman cannot un-
dertake to reply by letter to all en-
quires concerning the Reunion to be
held at Anderson, s.. c., Oh the Gath
and 25th days of August. ~ the Red
Shirt men of the State, all newspa-
pers are kindly requested to publish
the following notice:
First, each county delegation will
be required to have a list of their
delegates and rolls. of as many Red
Shirt companies as possible, ready to
hand to the Committee on Creden-
tials. at IL o'clock on the Gath day of
August.
Second, where counties have failed
to call meetings and elect delegates
to the State Reunion, any qualified
Red Shirt men present from said
counties. may hand their names TO
the Committee on Credentials, for
consideration. when. the names of
their counties are called.
Third, as no rule regarding the
basis for electing delegates could be
named in advance. it will be to the
interest Of each county, to send as
many delegates as possible.
Fourth. in order to dispatch the
business Of the convention. make 1t
possible to complete the enrolment
and perfect the State organization
within, the limited time named in the
programme for the oath. 1t will be
necessary to cut of any lengthy argu-
ments or discussions of subjects not
bearing directly upon the question be-
fore the convention. "a
Firth. while any Red Shirt men may
participate in the discussions. only
qualified delegates will be allowed to
vote.
Sixth. none but delegates are re-
qniret to be present On the Gath, but
all Red Shirt men are urged to be in
the parade on the 2sth. and in their
Red Shirts.
Seventh. commanders of the differ
ent departments composing the pa
rade. are required to have their re-
spective commands in radiness to
move promptly at the command Of
the Chief Marshal OF the day. at il
A. M.
j. c. STRIBLING,
Temporary Chairman, State Red Shirt
Reunion.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-08-07
Up in the Air.

Mrs. Jagsby welcoming Mr.. Jags-
by at daybreak)-Up all night again,
en-?
Mr.. Jagsby-Yes, m dear, thash
jush it. Went up with Misher Wright
in his airship lash evenin' and he
couldn't get it down!--Puck.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-08-07
SITUATION IN SPAIN BETTER.
ORDER RESTORED IN BARGE
Iona.

Revolutionists Still Hold Some of the
Smaller Cities, But the End of the
Outbreak Is Evidently Near-De-
structior of Property at Barcelona
Is Described as Very Great-35
Churches and { nvents Burned.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-08-07

Kess Thomas was shot and mortal
ly wounded by Lewis Simmons-both
colored-at picnic in Florence coun-
fy
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-08-07

OFTEN the trouble with gilt-edge Sc
curities is that's where all the gilt ia
located.-Life.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1909-12-10

The December term OF the ADDISON
Court opened on Tuesday morning at
o'clock, with Hon. William ii. Taylor
of Hardwick Presiding Judge and Hon.
F. c. Dyer of Salisbury and Hon G. S.
Dana of New Haven Assistant Judges.
In addition to the attorneys of this
County there were present several visl-
ting members of the Bar among whom
were: II. S. Peck, j. j, Enwright, j. f.
Cushman. and Mr.. Cowles of Burlington,
T. w. Maloney of Rutland; and j. w.
Kelley of Madison. Wis.
After prayer by the Rev. A. f. Har-
riman, pastor of the Memorial Baptist
church, cases standing on the docket
were disposed of as follows:
JURY CALANDER.
Emma f. Steady Apt. VS. Geo. Line
han, trespass and trover, discontinuance
or non suit to he entered.
Rose and Frank Eubar vs Joseph Du-
mas. trespass, settlement expected, case
placed at heel of docket.
Edyth Prince VS. Adam Forepaugh &
Sells Bros Co., case, set for trial.
A. N. Fisher VS. II. e. Potter, general
assumpsit, settled and discontinued.
L. n. Kellogg VS. G.. N. Baldwin, Apt,
gen eral assumpsit, set for hearing.
Ernest Goss Apt. VS. Edward A. Burt,
trespass, set for trial.
He nry Merritt Apt, VS. Edward A..
Burt, trespass, set for trial.
Jennie E. Finnety VS. Mary Ayers,
case, set for trial.
T. Barnard & Co., VS. Jennie and
Fred Newton, Apis, note and assumpsit,
set for trial.
Charles L. Hammond vs. Orwell cream
cry Co., specicial assumpsit, set for
trial.
Town of Orwell vs. town of Shoreham,
pauper, motion for discontinuance filed
by defendeht.
Bristol Mfg, Co., VS. f. B. Palmer,
trespass. set for trial.
COURT CALANDER.
Norman S. Foote VS. Geo. N. Moore,
special assumpsit and common counts,
set for trial.
Isaac Shapiro VS. Moses Vincent, gene
raj assumpsit, set for trial.
Guy Blaize VS. V. w. Terrill, Apt,
general assumpsit, set for trial.
Sarah c.. Smith VS. Napoleon and Eta
A. LaMorder, ejectment, settled and dis
continued.
Ruth Comstock, Apt, VS. Edward A.
Burt, trespass, set for trial.
Eliza Wyman VS. Noble Wyman, peti-
ton for alimony, settled and discontin-
ued.
In re adoption of Louise Bacon Ken
dali, Samuel and Louise A. Bacon Apis,
probate. set for hearing.
Eliza A. Waters VS. Arthur j. Waters,
divorce, set for hearing.
George G.. Murray VS. estate of Sarah
B. Harrington, appeal from commission
ers, set for trial.
IN CHANCERY.
Peter C.. Goodrich VS. Lorenzo H.
Stowe, left open.
Lizzie Morrison VS. Nathan Morrison e.
al, passed.
Robert Easton al VS. Draft Horse Co.
of Addison county, Hon. W. II. Bills
withdraws as Special Master, passed.
Thos Mack VS. p. A. Campeau ct al
left open.
Arthur d. Everts ct al VS. Riversid
Condemned Milk Co., ct al, discontinued
jeremiah II. Leonard VS. Horace Lap
ham, Sr., ct al. continued.
p. B. Cloyes ct al VS. Middlebury Elec
trio Co., ct al, continued.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1909-11-05

There ry,ur was Il road yet tna'
t..t rum M two directions. and W
i...s ,ui stand >tll. you've got to IraNel
ON. vuy IN the other There's u con
,jderuhlp crowd -oin both ways on
this btenwuy Of life, and that bein
the case it's Just as easy and Whole
Iot pI,asuuter to have company
Whether Il mans golu' to heaven or
roin' 10 the devil its better to be So
cinbIe. never did have any use for
the fellow who fuckS by himself TO
practice either his virtues or his vices.
Now. take ii for granted that you
want to 90 in the right direction, and.
If So you'll find the only real crowd
that's goin' your way is in the church.
They're in the church primarily. !
guess. because Of its promises. but
apart from that they're In II because
Jordan, as the old song says, Is a
hard road to travel. aud they need
the help uf the church to get them
over the stony places That's just
why you need il aud just why you
can't afford TO 60 along without It,
Don't get in the habit Of lyin in bed OF
Sunday mornin's -CUlsnel John Sneed
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1909-11-05
On, What a Difference.

Mr.. Towington showing his guest
the SALES.--FUTURE comes indigo, He's
one Of our most prosperous painters
The Guest - Oh, how Interesting,
How quaint these al-i'ts dreSs-sucb
Marks Of -.AiLs. See how the artistic
tcmpera. ent stands out all over him.
Some people might call his Dress affec-
tat'gn, but u me it >imp.y is the un.
conscious oppression Of great per-
sona.!ty, etc.
MIR. Towi-gtou showing signs OF
rerrigol-YeS, as was saying, he's
one of our most prosperous painters
and paperhangers. He 81 over our
back paIlor last fall and
The Guest-Doesn it beat the deuce
what apes some Of these tradesmen
make Of themselves Puck
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1909-11-05
500 Reward 500

The readers Of this paper will be pleased to lee IN
that there is at least one dreaded disease that
science has been able to cure in all its stages and
that is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure il the only
positive cure now known to the medical fraternity
Catarr N being constitutional disease, rtqu res
a cons itutional treatment. Halls Catsrrh ure
is tax IN internally. acting directly upon the b ood
ami mucous surfaces Of the system. thereby de
SIR ying the foundation Of the disease and ri, ing
thu patient strength BY building up the cons,itu.
ii IN aud assisting nature in doing its work. The
roprietors have 50 much faith in its curative
p,wers that they offer One Hundred Dollar Tor
. ~ case that 1t fails to cure. Send for list Of
{ sstimohials.
Address: ?. J. CHENEY 4 Co.. Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Take aalps Family Pills for constipation.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1909-11-05
Narrow Escspe.

John Yon very nearly got engaged
while yon were on your tour in the
mountains, hear Michael-Prerous
near. But fortunately just at the las,
moment ! fell down a precipice.-
Pearson's Weekly.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1909-11-05
At the Club.

Mrs. Bloodgood-I thought Der 1no-
tation was apropos. didn't yout Mrs.
Newritch-Dear me. always sup.
posed his name was Edgar AlIan.- .EX.
change
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1909-11-05
lie Sales

A judicious silence is always bette.
tLan truth spoken without charity
lie Sales
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-21

Habia en- e parauc dc Chcsney Void banco desde ea
cua descubria vista magnifca Me gustaba sentar
me en- 81 no deiaba hacerlo ningin da Desde aques
punto eevado descubra la gaeria de la qnna llama
da ell paseo del Fantasma La leyenda que habia con-
tado M Boythorn daba al paisae nteres misterosa
que reazaba beeza Crecian derredor del bance IN
numerabes voletas com ouna de las dversones avori
tas Carlota cogcr flores silvestres partcpo my
pronto de la preecci6n que tents aquei sltio
Esaba sentada de costunbre despues de largo
habia mrado largo ratio Ia gera pensando en- ell espccro
que eapareca segn decian para aysar los senores lie
la qunta 81 amenazaba alma desgraca la familia
do cre dsngur travs de los arboes sombra il1
drgia hacia mi el ramaje trade al
gunos instantes lady Dellock Esaba sola
v andaba con precipitation que ie habtuaI-
uisc levantarme contnuar mi paseo; pero extendia
los brazos Il, pude Una fuerzs misterosa
tenia en- el banco ademan suplicane sino Sc
que faccones qne haba Sonado cuando nina,
que haba deseado oda m alma que habia visfo
lamas otro rostro-
Sent que ba 4 desfallecer lame Carloia.
Nlady par6, recobrando la expression ordinaria de
sli fsonomia me diio seerczndose mas len.itud
Os he asustadoY fsaiS ain rnry debI lie sabdo que
hsis estado enfcrma yhe tornado parte muy viva
suStros padecimientoS-
II, fend6 la msno, Guy" y mortal. que eontrastaba
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-21
rOR CARLOS DICKENS

cee dc ella sabiendo todo 10 que haba sufrdo 10 Uni
60 que deseaba de morr No tenia esperanza
la terra las sombas combarfa hasta el fin
defender secreto pero nnguna affection deba acercar
Sc ella porque nae podia prestare auxlio en- e mnndo
II Esta al menos, SECURE ell secretol-le pregunte.
-No-respondi6 no hace muchos das que ha estado
4 punto edescubrrse desgraca me ha salvado pc
ro puedo perderme otra manana, hoy tai vez
II Tenes algln enemigoe
ST; es un hombre demasado frio para amar aborre
GER es ell procurador Leicester Fel sin adhesion
esa del beneco de los prvilegos lie da Ia
session de los secretos de toda la aristOcracia.
II Tene alguna sospechaY
-Sf.
-pero no respecto dc vos--afadi alarmada.
ST vgiante asuto observa sin cesar, aunque
pedo tenerle eios de mi puedo brarme de perse
cucion
i No tiene acaso piedad nj honrae
Ash como no tiene ira; armada indiferencla
que NADIA puee marcia haca e objeto lie arae
sin encontrar obsiaculos
i No podrais graniearos confianzaf
No 10 inenare iams La senda sombria sigo hace
tantos amos conducira sc d6nde; ire soia
hasta el fin.
-Matre querida. :es vuestra Ultima irrevocabe re-
sOlucionf
ST. hiia mia Durante mucho tempo he amontonado
ura sobre locura orguo sobre orguo despreco sobre
despreco insoencia sohre insoIencia domnare el pe
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-21

Por la presente Sc notifica q usted
cue Sc ha presentado en- la oficina del
Sccretario de la Corte de DistritO del
Distrito Judicial de HumacaO, Puerto
Rico. la demanda del actor antes cl-
tado. en- Ia cual Sc hace la siguiente
siplica:
".Oue de ella Ola demanda) Sc de
traslado la Succession demandada pa
ra que la conteste dentro del termino
legal, bajo los apercibimientos de RI
gor; que en- su dia Sc dicte sentencia
condenandola & devolver 4 la deman-
dante la suma de MIL DOLLARS 4
que Sc refiere el hecho primero de la
iemanda. la de MIL CIENTO VEIN
TICINCO DOLLARS en- concepto dc
ndcmnizaci6n de perjuicios; mas
vEINTICINCO DOLLARS mensuales
lesde % de JUNO del corriente ano
hasta que sea ejecutada la sentencia, y
as costas de la causa."
Y sc notifica usted, que de no com
oarecer cOntestar dicha demanda
lentro dc los cuarcnta dias. despues
,e In Ultima insercion de este edicto.
/ demandante podra pedir y obtener
,cntencia por dichas sumas, de acuer-
10 con 10 solicitado en- la demanda.
Es abogado de la demandante, don
Pedro Gonzalez Garcia.
Y de orden de la Corte, para la eli
saci6n de la parte demandada, cxpldo
n presente que sc publicara durante
IN mes. 4 10 menos una vez por seina-
IA en- este periodIco.
Exterdida bajo mi firnla en- fluna
Gao, Puerto Rico. hoy once de Dlciem-
ore de 1908 Enrique Rinc0n, Seerc.
tario.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-21
EMPLAZAMIENTO
Ell PUEBLO DE PUERTO RICO

A la Succession de Jaime Llompart y
Prats, rcpresentada por su legitlma
madre dofia Catalina Prats y CARR
ga, residente en- Inca, islas Balearcs,
Espaiia, & sea la demandada antes
mencionada.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-02
REAL ESTATE NEWS AND THE
CITY'S BUILDING OPERATIONS

other east bench additions was report
cd slow during the week. Mr., Hum
phries reported the sale of many lots
during the first Of the week, but the
storm spoiled business at the end of
the week. With the rcturu of the sun
shine yesterday, activities were begun
again. An auto line viii be run today
from the Humphrics Office to the addi-
ton.
Still another feature Of the general
real estate market has been the activ~
ity in lots on Federal Heights Stowe
& Palmer, agents for this beautiful
residence tract. AT the east end of Brig
ham street, report record of sales of
fifteen lots IN one day, besides numcr-
Gus others pending
Following sales of the last two
weeks, upward of $4,000 of building
will be started at once The building
restrictions of the tract require that a
residence must cost at least $4,000, but
a large proportion of the purchasers of
lots are planning TO spend several
times that amount.
Among the Federal Heights purchas-
ers of last week arc thn following: T..
don four lots on Laurel avenue, $500;
l.. o. Taft, two lots on University
street, $500; Gray & Grosh, three lots
on Perry avenue, $500; Mrs, D. Phil
lips, lot on Wolcott avenue, $1,000.
Several other sales were made by
Stowe & Palmer during The week.
Among them was one of a house and
piece Of ground at 754 Third East
street, from j: W. Campbell to John
Halbon. The Pacific Investment com.
pany sold to W. H. Dunn the corner
of Eleventh East and Fourth South
streets. Mr.. Dunn Will cut this piece
up and pnt if on the market j. M
Hiskey bought Of Mrs. Elizabeth
Sheets two houses on East First South
street, between Eleventh and Twelfth
East streets,
Sales during the past week amount
ing TO nearly $1,000, were reported by
Addison Cain, as follows: To Miner
Va Atkinson, a four room frame house,
at 42S Rio Grande avonue; to W. L.
Bills, a pretty four-room, modern. brick
house, ut 269 West Brooklyn avenue;
to Margaret Nielsen. "A brick and frame
cottage, at Ninth East and Eleventh
South. and to Sarah Hutchinson,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-02

The Hon. a. Il. Talbot will arrive in
Salt Lake City on Tuesday morning,
May 4. and will be entertained by the
local Modern Woodmen of America.
A. r. Talbot is the head consul of over
ono million members and is a former
law partner of William Jennings Bryan.
Frank B, Stephens. the well-known To-
cal lawyer. was a classmate of the two
distinguished gentlemen and will be on
the reception committee, which will
meet the head consul at the depot. The
meeting between the two will be a
warm one. as they have not seen each
other for a number of years.
An automobile ride Will be taken
during the morning and visit will be
made to hear the organ recital at the
Tabernacle. After lunch visit will
be made to SaltuIr and In the evening
at 7:l5 A big parade Will start from
Oddfellows' hall. proceeding north on
Main TO the monument. countermarch,
ing back to Second South thence 10
Army hall. where an open meeting will
be given when the public will be en-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-02

Hoffman Bros. report excellent activ-
lty in sales of property for the ercc-
tion of homes and comment on the calls
for opportunities for investment by
people from out Of the city, This firm
is making speciality Of the erection
of homes in different sections Of the
city, all of which find ready sale.
Many of the investors come from the
northwest, especially tho states of
Washington, Idaho and Montana. Az a
time when general real estate business
is rather quiet, there appears to be
an excellent demand from out of town
people for all the modern houses which
can be erected. At the present time
this firm has under construction three
modern brick cottages on Blair ave-
nue., between Eighth and Ninth South
and between Third and Fourth East; !;
three pretty modern brick cottages on
Ninth South between Second and Third
Fast; four modern homes on Seventh
South near Eighth West; and three
modern residences on Second East be-
tween Eighth and Ninth South Tho
total valne of these homes will aggre
gate an Investment of $23,I5O.
That local people are NOT the only
ones who are interested in Salt Lake
City property is shown in the sale This
week, by the A. n. Humphries COM
papy, Of twelve lots to outside invest
ors in the new 1dlewild addition, on
Twelfth South and Seventeenth East
streets Seven out Of the twelve were
bought by mail. the investors not hav-
ing seen the lots thoy purchased
Dr. r. S. Kingsman of Denver,
practicing physician of that city, pur-
chased three lots, upon which he in
tends to erect a home eli next fall
or in the spring following. lie will
make his home here,
James and Alfred S. Smith of Bing-
ham bought four lots, upon which they
will build this summer. The form Of
their improvement will be probably a
double terrace. +. S. Aubcr of tho
Auber butcher shop Of Butte, bought
five lots as result of his recent visit
TO this city. He was here at tho open
ing of the Tooelc townsite addition,
and on his way back visited Idlewild.
A deal was started at that time and
was concluded Saturday afternoon.
Local business for Idlewild and for
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-02
AN APPEAL IS MADE TO
BUTCHERS AND GR0CERS

For the purpose of bringing about
better health conditions in the city
and the promoting Of sanitary condi-
tlons IN grocery stores and wherever
foodstuff is kept. the pure food com
mIttcc of the Woman S league has sent
the following request to the Butchers
and Grocers associations:
Salt Lake City, May /, 1909.
"To Butchers and Grocers' Associa-
tion: Gentlemcn-Following the in
structlons of the Woman's league. an
organization of 200 representative
women. organized for the bctterment
Of our city, ! submit the following re-
quest:
In view of the fact Of the ap-
preaching time for the house fly, and
other germ carrying insects. VIC ask you
to further request of every grocer and
Butcher, member of your association,
to place under glass or screen cover,
as much as possible, all foodstuffs
which would be liable TO become unfit
and unsanitary for use, by exposure to
dust, flies and dogs.
While this may cause some small
expense the value IN few years to
tho health of our citizens. by living
III a Pure Food city. cannot be csti-
mated in dollars and cents.
MRS. THOMAS D. PITT,
"MRS. S. EWING.
MRS. III. j. MYTON.
"MRS. J. NJ. BROOKS.
Committee