The Southern herald., April 22, 1898, Image 2

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m MtlEEB HERALD.
A- O. HTIl A.TXON,
rsrrc am pioriaTOK.
The. notlxxni
Oar WswiiinttoB Letter.
Wahi.n-,tos, Aprl. 15, 1S9S.
Major General Fitihugb Lee,
Commending U. S. Army ol oc-
Hearty. Miifc. April tt 1898-
Bop'L Kincannon still has 11.000
ef the fund given by the school
children for Ibe Cubans. It "ill
probably be distributed amoog tbc
charitable institutions of the Slate.
The conditional I. I. C. ap
propriation iu dtfeeted, end the
cupation, in Cub4. How does tnai aer l0 r,jM a hundred hami t n
sound? If Mr. McKinley carries - tuim,l. I w.nt to call attention
m.t hit nromise to ct promptly ika fact tbt he went direct to
day, and sea
npon the joint resolution of Con
gress demanding that Spain get oat
of Cub, nd authorizing tbi Pres
ident to employ tbe entire land
and navel forceaof the U 8. nd
much of the militia of several
.a Sutes a may be needed lo enforce
root'. ThePr.si- the demand, and political jealousy
. bill Wednee- "l P'"enl- il " tbaj
im rcau
Tbe gbl over the CuHan quum
baa at last been dcid-d br Cn-
... -i . :J!i i I--.
grass, 11 organ me iniaui ui
week, and u woged with might
and main in both uouact ulUi -o'clock
Tuesday more it g when a
joint reaolution was passed by a
?ote of 2S3 to o. The resolution
declare that "The people of the
Island of Cuba arc and of right they
ought to be free acd independent,"
but does not recogniie the Insurgent
government. It direct the Presi
dent to inform Spain that she mutt '
ithdraw from Cuba, or arm
farce will drive ber
Jat en a ai fj a'tsn lKa
.A .k. ntilmttnm In TH J-eee UIUUIM
formal something like tnal oeiore
many day older. He bat told r
bVi , d" Tb-rsdayj she will be given, very McKinley that b. wi.beMo go back
' .horttim.to.et-.odunl.es she lo Cuba, not a. Consul General but
w.-w.j -Ki-k nohdv exnecU at a part ol tne army arm
OBHVU.lll-" J I " , .
Mr.Gladstone.Eogleod'e "Grand D to do. w; i will actually begin mve m. oF..-. - -
.,t:j-:- ..n.a,..t.n ;..r.. Java lima. Knowledge Ol me iiuu
UlOao, .r.j.u. I " . " L " u ..,. KJ.n.n ideal
Koriand bie boyhood botae. Hot Our country it tnorougniy pre- p.oP..
only England it in wrrow ob ac pared lor an, emergency. Though commander of tb. army of occupy
' 6 . , i . r . tk.i w;k it .ill V neceitarv for
..: : . knithi nmo vir. wi ujii mimi mvu -
COOni Oi BIS lw ., - i..lnn hat
wbol. Civiliaed world mourn, with .. tt. na i "7
free, ana America wi bt u laireauj owi ii'
lunaeioiMness that aba bat done for lterl kv the unurecedentedly entbu-
The Hickey Hotel and two ad- ... itru..ijng island even mor. iastic welcom. gi'en Gen. Lee,
Jiinior buildings, atOxford, were ,D, Frsnce did for the American tD(i it may grow sufficiently pow
.U.troyd by fire, Apnl 13. Tbe Colonie. more than a century ago. ,rf0j t0 prevent bit gelling a min
M.thodiat church wa. alto con-
sid.rablr damaged. The loss, not
covsred by insurance, wa. 4,000,
of
out alo that tbe republican party
would want, in order lo mk god
their promisee and increase the
amount of food, to breed the centi
pede with the Berkshire bog m or
i.i -;n t - the 8oain. immediately. This
Th to til ia 10 bad loci ne ' " ' r
all arooad it came Bear
alroyed by 6ra lauly.
ber.
the master of the republican party
and negotiated with him, and one
of tbe results was that Gen. J. S.
p..... trA ihmiieh the State of
Ohio, in tbe interest of the repub
lican rarty. in a private car, paid
for at the expense of Mark Henna;
therefore Mark Hanna succeeded
not only to bis Die of tbe idea of
breeding the honey bee witb lb
lightning bog, ao tbattbey could De
used at night, but also tbe breeding
of the .trawberry plant with the
milk weed, ao that the republican
-..I. ..nU ka atrawberrir. and
-.w
cream the rest of their dsy.."
A Cleyer law.
Letter from Jim Llndsey.
lary assignment that be could ac
cept. He it potitm that lb Maine
waa blown up by Spanun omciais
, i
Tb. vi.ibl. net result.
u " . ...k. f,nm .v. f-. ,k., -,fl mn.t flv from entirely .inc. be arrived in Wash-
eanoaie. ' ; -ivinv information either
.! men wounded and lih wa s of Moro uastie. ana mat e
r,.r Mm Anril 17. 1898.
w-ii Bi.Tki ...m.nf ik. na.t andhe bat not besilaled to tay so
. . . . . j a Hi. lima haa been taken up alraoit
week nav. cieariy annoniuw ......
I r. . .lU .akiannri Al
j ,k.n .w..:..rn . m..k.k.ldh lo Uongrett or eomeoiuor
,ktM,. Minor f.ode. heart burn. ni,.d Rt.t.a troons. befor. our lb. government, ahd bis popularity
ingt and bomiliatioos have been government can even Hop to con
scattered too broadcast lor snumtr-1 .jd,,. pici6c measures, without
tion. Cui bono?" Vicksburg m,king itself an object of ridicule
HeraJd. throoghoot tbe civilized world, and
I that we can not even afford to as
a defensive attitude in tbe
Gov. Adaroi. of Denver, Col.
A.. J.I. f Anril 7lk Ume
aletur from Robert Mitchell, ol P ''" w"
r. ..I k... ih. konor ! a cnarg. oi cow.u. .u
' - .w r -11 -..;. in m
to inform yoo that 500 Navajo In- " "" . . .
un.k. ftff.,.d th.ira.rvic.ato y"-b Cb.rge wou.o n. ju.wh
,.t..A .w- r,.i.. ...in.t able toowithout first assuming
.-; k..i .,n..nri of tbe bold aggressive
... I w. .r..t mninii Havana and
IT V UIUO. w - " 1 .
drive the Don from American toil,
twenty yean at tcout with the arm;
id tbe Wettand with all tribes, I
pronounce them tbe best scouts of
lb. Indian rect.
befor. we can take a tingle step
that will not render American, ab
surdly ridiculout in tbe sight of
God and man.
and Ibe sooner tb. ball it in motion,
ik. .oonar the inniugs will be
Tbe State Sunday School Cou
... t a
v.ntion will meet in uxiora on
May and continue until lb. 5tb.
A large number of delegat.a are scored, and the aoonsr the game
eipectad to attend. Mr. A. will end.
Bogard it chairman of the reception ow therefore, Ball to tb. bat
oommittee, and all expecting to at- ,n(j )et ber roll, Gallagher and
tend tboulJ notify bim on what day fjod tD4) the Eagle for America
they 'eipect to arrive, to that ar- aD() the Devil take lb. Don!
raoiemeott can be made for tbeir piaaa. do not lroaeine fur a
accommodation. Letters of inquiry lm8inent, that I am getting blood
should b. addressed to A. R. Bo- thirsty for I am not for, like
gard, chairman. Oxford, Miss. Uncle Jimmie Bates, I am a friend
Z of peace, and like Bro. Lana. I
Magnolia, April 17.-1 b. mono- . . hD.d and trusted
. 1 .1 II. I "m" m J --T--
mint .rectea over toe grave ur. . A 0, ,mic.
ia growing all tb. time, but bis
head isn't swelled
Moat of tb. democrats And popu
list, in Congress sought to incur
porate a recognition of the inde
pendence of the republio of Cuba
in that forcible intervention joint
resolution, but the most tbey could
do was to put theoiselves on rec
ord by supporting a resolution pro-
viding Iberefor reported by tbe
minority of the Foreign Committee,
which wat beaten by a vote of 191
to 150. Tb. majority adopted Mr.
McKinley'a view; consequeutly
tbe resolution that was adopted
with only 19 opposing votes in the
House declares tbe people of Cub
to be free and independent, and ig
nores the government of tberepub-
iic of Cuba, wbicb hat conducted
for three years a succecsful war
against Spain. However, at tbe
resolution ia certein to bring war
with Spain as would an actoal dec
laralion of war, all parties in
Congress will now join in helping
t,vf,i,t ik. war to a sueedy ana
' "
successful conclusion, and in gl
ting revenge upon Spain for ber
treacherous destruction of Ibe
Maine; when Spain it thoroughly
licked will be lime enough to di
cuts other pbaset of the matter.
Hon. W. J. Bryan paid a nymg
visit lo Washington thit week, in
order to fill tbe role of guestt of
honor at the big Jefferson birthday
Oar friend Mr.. John Q. Graves,
who, by ibe way, it president of
the Board of Supsrviaors, was in
the Advocate office thia morning
and related to our war reporter tb.
following: In 186G Tom Scott,
colored, moved into a bouse on his
nlantation and his wife gave birth
to two pair of cooplete in ibe thort
.nut of two yeart. Mr. Grave
feared that maltere wer. growing
too rapidly from molehillt to moun.
tains, suggested a removal and in
Tom't stead moved Abram Noah,
into th. same house. In the course
of a few months, Noah' wile gave
birth to twins. Thia Mr. Graves
viewed with suspicion, but patient
lv awaited developments. In Ibe
course of the next year Noah's wife
gave birth lo another pair of twins
and the following year another pair
of twint wert added to th. bouse
hold and when th. same order of
removal was issued to bim and bis
flock which wat carried out, a while
tenant was installed in thit fruitful
homestead. In tbe course of a few
yeart .o thit white family were
added iwo pair of twint and one
pair of triplelt.
Mr. Gravet hat bad Ibe lamny
removed, and tbe house torn down
and cut into email blockt which he
propose! to distribute among bis
fiiend and acquaintance! on ap.
plication. Meadville Advocate.
John Umith the World Over.
. . . i ui
Solomon erected tMi ie"F"
p.ciou., ao rr-agnifxeM. ibe sdmi
dcrofibt world.
lawauu mtj - . . . J
It it ooly upon ground neiioweu
by love thai any enduring struc
r.n L. built. On no other
basis can peace and good will, jus
tice and righteousnesses establisD
ed among men for generatioas. Oth
er foundations for all the mteresi.
of mankind can bo man lay than
thoae which are laid in the affec
tiona ef the beart.-Rougb Ab-
ler.
Jacksonville, Fla., April, 7.
A mecial to tbe times Union and
Pitiian from Chuckaluskee, Fla.,
save?
Ooebendred Seminole Indians
have tendered tbeir services to the
United Statee in case of war with
SDaro. The Seminoles have long
been renowned as lighten, and tb
Dreaent generation is in no respect
inferior to their encertora. Recent
orancet that " The Big Chief al
Washington" would allow them a
reservation i Florida instead o
..;i;n. tk.m to th. West have mad
!ilflppl
Pwiixft ' Dominational Sunday ScLowlAi-ao.
ADCTTID BT GILLSBOIS LODGX-i cialion will convene in tbe Comber.
jwcfcw jiano rresoyieriani-rjurcn Jdeidav
mwtivx to .Ml : matb or Kj.y 3, and will continue in tetti
EKO. " BntilTbBr.day, May 5. All Sua.
vail. e . .
T - j -f If. -f j ir ai("fertOJ Tor:al Pal tnwii. f
Wh.rea., it na. - ,a
-4 ! S.aVvaVai.MntManek.a...
;.kt Cad in his loooness com.. iu mi oiaie l
wisdoias to remove iron, u '1""
brothersadfellow-knightEVASDM delegates, and each Sunday scbaal
M,n..,rL therefore ahouid seno one aeiegate.
s . 1 . . . . i . .
Resolved 1st, That in the dram Jlioiatera oi tne uospei and t.
of Bro. McDanlel this Lndge nas peim.eu 4 ua.j KBoos,
losl one of Us loyal members, one are e omw memoer. o. im awe.
k-k.li.d in tbe principlee oi ewios, ar. espeoeljy
r . v F. 1 i I t.. Km n.u.nl Tk.bil i
, w CirA,T .nd who waa ianBiuiiui -""- i.iiroaa
n,.kldin and supporting tbe fcre will be on. and one-thir rate.
... -r o -- I .u ,;r... rv.1
UUlui hiuhhiv .u. wargaie.
Resolved 2nd, That while we must teeure cerlificalet whv thty
A..nu f,.l oor loss, we aeverthe- puxchaae ticket..
less bowintubmission to the Di- AfW arrangementa are being
V10 will I . . k .
Resolved 3rd, That we hereby eVlegaiea, ana au wno ejpeet to at-
....nrl n, fraternal sympathy to lend are requester to noiuy jr.
bit family and relative. d this A. R. B"grd, chairman of lis .
eeptwneommittee.-Timea.Dem
Resolved 4lb, That tbei. reio- erat.
luiioot be written in onr Minute iJere comet that wicked Boston
Book that they be published in I yerald chatterer: "Hevinst Htis
ti,. CnniK.m Herald, and lhat a ... imaaination and ambition far
t great change in their temP"'0-L)DT b, furnished the family as an Mr. Edgar Saltut tayt that B.
ard tbit government, ana me ou.r rf tttcX ,D(J by Marlborough it dettined to wd
l.t iki. 1 ' h L t
ia croof of thia
r- . .
Doubileca Tom Hger, me iuf-
teneggee of the reservation, wouio
lead Ihe band. The cbi-i noasis
of ancestors who fooghl Cortei in
Mexico. 0( sola's grandson would
follow. The ton of Billy Bowlegs,
who never surrendered, will join
the band, and Hottltgue, of the
family of Wind, will not be last
when the shots fly fast-
regard.
Adopted April 9tb, ly.
W. P. WiLUOJi. dictator.
Chas. Hoopeb, Reporter.
Baby Victoria of York, and, at
sure at rats, nasi tit upon tb.
throo. of England! Such richneit
of reasoning at bringt a Vender.
bill heir to lhat lofty positive, dt.
Algernon Sartoris, just twenty- mvt, to he pid for in golden mi-
one years of age, grandson oi Gen. MM jn 0Idc t0 realiie Ducheit
U. S. Grtnt bat made formal ap- c0MUe0', ambition, th. Qana
plication lo Gen. Lee for service ou maii die OOD tht p,inceof Wtlei
the old ex-Confederate a iff. It ia (Mltm quickly bit taiuled molbtr
hit grandmolher't wish that ' ,h, Dke 0f york , tickiy p,r,0D.
All arrangements have been made Grant and a Lee shall fight lo-geth- M mott thD t0uccumd
by the Spanish legation for the re- er. Gen. Lee gladly accepts tbe whiJ th. mo brjgnt y.
torn of Spain', duotrymen from 0ffer, and in case be has tbe honor botaidtob. 'weak,' will coi.vto.
America. K le"d,Dg lbe cb"g D., , iently ttepoff (bit sphere and makt
as be has asked to be anoweo .o
Columbns' Tomb do), ibe people of thia country will ' ...... .ilK R
,e. what the, neve, . "f 0 VaJerWU Choichill, fulur.Duk.
(ee-"AGr.utaDdaLee figbling
hv aide, in on. common inter- " " "' .
If. as confidently expected, Ih. Then, indeed, will tbe wound or ven , "w "T V.
and I ucauiliui tmttj wi m
Let it be framed
and hung up. God tave the Queen,
Yankee Doodle and all the rest."
W. E. Gill by the Woodmen of tb. U, ld:u.ttd ,nd lb,t our gener
World waa unveiled to-day n UoD would DOl be di,turbed by the
impr.teiv. ceremoniet. 1 wo nun w-,.i. .ft;ni on tk, high teat. But
drtd meuibeit of tbe order, repre- wbjie i writing these presenls
aantinff the camna at Summit. Mc-I.i t-.. i. . ... u;n arati.r.d
m r- - . imniiii uuij'",. , . . i.. it.. ......
Comb, Tylertown, Osyka, Gillt Ltmyft, , ka the fr.gmentt of a "nlu". B'v" "UUD: "r.'
v jtik.,. J.k.w.1 ' 7 ' , ,:Jl .w. oftbeNaliooal Association of Dem-
uuia rati ! j .-- broken vaie aeao i a. vuokiuh-i ... .. j .
n-i5M Tk.n.raH. r,0" " a .k., . J ocratic Club. He rerponded to
v.uiy .mtv...b. - j lout morning uuicib, u.
through tbe Street! wat headed by broken vase bad contained, and on
thtMcComb City Band and wat lbi( beautilul Sabbath morning
Tbe well known name, John
Smith, a good, etrong and hiuett
English name, ia tometimet tram
lut-it into other laneuaeet. where
it seems to climb tbe ladder of res
nectability thus: lo Latin it is
I,.hann. Smithes, tbe Itsnan
smoothes it off into Giovanni Smith
tbe Spaniards render it Juan Suii
i... th. Dutchman adopts it as
Hana Sthmitt. and ibe Russian
eueties and barks Jouloff Smillow-
Sal. oeii diiiiu uumu
the tea trade at Canton he becomes
Julian Bbimmt. If be clambers
about Mount Hekla, tbe Icelander
calls him Jahne Smitten
F.
eUliS Ol our Dig Dauie.mu. . ... :i w.r h. ke .d.
trained upon the city of Havana H Kll..h,rn De0Dle will realiie thai iwtter seasan
will be a military salute lb South is ever wanting in loy
grave of Spanish power in Ihe wet-
tern world
And it will bt a ttrange, almoet jb, werk, proceedings in Con.
a sad, coincidence lhat thit same LreM have witnessed scenet of dis.
salute will scatter lothe four wind uraer .Dd passion in both branchet
all that it left of tbe man who gave froro which ihe country baa turned
to Spain that magnificent colonial Lwty in di-eutt and bunailiation
empire of which a few ecatlered it-UjeB GreiJiied with digniiy, self-
lands it the last remnant. and due regard for official
. . . . i r
Cbnetopher Lolurobui ilea ouneo urol)riely have M,.iled one another
. . 1. a
in tbe lainearai oi uavana anu
bit tomb will in all probability
share in the destruction of tbe
city.
It will be oar gum which do the
A..A k..t ih. aiiik urill raat. not
noon' os but upon the head of that '"8 " KHcoor.gingthat
r
cruel and ungrateful people who in
I in tbe coarse languagx of the row
dy and the ruffian. Their conduct
hat dirgusted Ihe public and
brought reproach npon tbe body to
which they belong. It is mortify-
A. McLan,
Glortes, Mist.,
and
J. A. NAUL,
Liberty, Mir.,
-Office upiUin in Batei Bwldiiit-
WSt practice in all the Cmrti of AaMe
and aitjuinlnR countiea, ami in tin tuprox
Ctfurt at Jackron. JaaJ,.
life rewarded ibe great discoverer
with chains and is now foroing us
in the course of humanity to raze
bis tomb. Greensboro Telegram.
in the pretence of a crisis demand
ed deliberate, high-minded, patn
otic consideration the men charged
with so grave a duty should des
cend to the level of the brawler
and the demagogue. If Congress
wants lo retain tbe country' ree
tb. locgett procession ever teen
her.. Tbe Rev. E. F. Edgar wat
orator of lb. day and delivered an
eloquent and appropriate addren
after tb lodgt ceremony wat con
cluded. Times-Democrat.
Stcretary of 8tate Power bat re
ceived from Henry A. Garrett of
St. Jotepb, La., a letter informing
bim of rkb find among Col. Clai
borne' papers, that by accident
escaped tbe fire which destroyed
tbe home of Claiborne a few yeart
ago. It is a diary kept by Col.
Power during tb liege of Vickt
burg, and wsa sent to Col. Clai
born when be was preparing bit
history of Mittittippi. Garrett it
aon4tt-law of Col. Claiborne, but
bad" not opened tbe box containing
the recorda till now. Col. Power
was adjutant of artillery and had
exctptional opportunities of ob
serving and made complete note
of catualties and occurrence!.
"Tb boys and young men are
talking about going to war," taid
an old lady yesterday, just as tbey
did previoue to tbe civil war.
remember bow they laughed and
joked about it, and how tbey
thought they were going off on a
comparative frolic. Tbey wer
gallaut tvllows, just at three are
now, eager to be off, ready to bid
their mothers, wives and tweet
betrtt gjod-by and fight for tbeir
ooo try. It seem U me thai tbe
ooovartaUont I bear daily are th
tame ones tbat 1 beard tb soldier
boys of sixty and sixty-one repeat.
I bop tbey will have tbeir hopes
for "olio realued this tnns.
By.tbs by. Timts-Dettoeut.
Sunday, April tbe 17tb, A. D. 1898,
the stark naked-brawn fact con
front! us, cold and glaring: If tbe
present American generation does
not with to deny and dishonor the
glorious living as well at the illustri
ous dead of preceding generations,
by. Sir! we have but one alter-
native and the fact it plain enough
to glimmer in a blind man'e eyes
We've iuit got to icrapl 1 nave
intereitt tbtt will need me at borne
I alto have creditors who can't
ell spare me But Sir! I also
ave the courage of my convictions
and my father'aold tord will demon-
ttrate the tame on tbe battlefield
if necessary.
Senator Walthall liet dangerous
ly ill in Washington; but little hope
t entertained for hie recovery.
Our retdert are, we know, inter
etted in "Rnfue Sanders," and the
following fact many of tbem may
not know: Gafford, the murderer
of Mr. Lloyd, wat tried last month
and tentenced to bang. Tbefrienda
of Mr. Lloyd made np a fee of
1500 to pay Congressman Stalling,
of Alabama, to make tbe closing
speech for tbe prosecution. Tbii
fee he graciously banded over to
the widow of the murdered man.
Judge Powell, of the Seventh
District.ipeciallychargedthegrand pect it must give some proof that
;,. .t HaKMllhnrit to thorouehlv it respects itself. Mail and Ex-
J -
investigate the lynching of tbe ne pres
Sietri on Dity.
Rear Admiral Sieard, who bai
been on sick leave, has been order
ed. at bis request fr some doty.
to be speoial adviser in tbe office of
tb Secretary of the Navy.
ir rovm back avum
JvoaeiUwnvri!;ri3 as
aoirVa rnojv mirrits.
t j
the toast, "Tbomai Jetlersoo , anu
bis speech waa good sound Jefler
ton democracy from etart to finish,
including bit reference to and ap
proval of the course ihtt has been
followed by ihedemoorultand pop-
ulieta in Congress on tbe Cuban
question. He hat gone to New
England, where he will make tev-
eral speeches.
Representative Lacey, of Iowa,
got a little more than be went al
ter when be taunted Representa
tive Hartman of Montana, witb
having about three years ago taid
derisively of populists, tbat one of
them wanted to croet centipedes
with Berkshire bogs in order that
each heg ebould have a hundred
name; another to crosa the honey
bee on the lightning bug, to tbat
they could work at night, and etill
another wat trying to cross the milk
weed with the strawberry, so as lo
have strawberries and cream on ibe
same plant. Mr. Hartman said
tbat the words were used by him
in describing Gen. J. 8. Coxey,
whose wild ideas were afterwards
turned down by the populist Na
tional Convention, and oi whom he
added: "By reading the record oj
the republican convention of 96, be
discovered tbat that parly wat en
deavoriog to make bimetallic po-
iey! and gold standard flowers
bloom on tbe same plant, and be
might very easily conclude tbat
strawberries coold bt budded on
the milkweed, and thereby raiae
strawberries and cream on tbe tame
nlent. But it waa also found tbat
a great deal of tbe work of the re
publicans wat done in tbe night
time, and be naturally concluded
tbat tbey would need the services
of tb lightning beg; and. be find'
If he gro John Motes by a mob ol un
trades among the Tuscororas, he masked and undisguised men iu
becomes Tom Qa Smitba. Io Po- open daylight at fcrystai springs
laud he is known as Ivan Schmitti- last June. The jury made a spe-
HiUi. Should he wander among cial report Wednesday, Id inst
ihe Welsch mountains, tbey lam ney svaieo iqbi, m cujuii.u
witb the judge's wishes, tbey bad
examined forty-lb ree witnesses,
nd it is a lamentable fad lhat not
one of them could identify or name
a participant in the brutal affair
U.F. Bats.
K.f.Bullr.
e mi i m
Liberty, Mibb.
PraotictngPhyaicianaandSurgsoni.
Olio over C. C. BW itora-
Office hours froro 9 tolOt.m.
and from 5 to 6 p. ra.
Feka.W
of JihomSohmidd. When he goes
to Morocco he is booked as Jouth
F'Smitr. II, of classic turn, he
lingers among Greek ruins, he
turns to Ion Smikton, and in tur
key be it utterly disguised as loe A an evidence oi meir gooa mini
Seef. Exchange. aud earnestness in the matter they
gave in tbe names of the witnesses
examined. Among the list are
A Beautiful Tradition.
.1.- -: :. I.:.U . ..k uMraa U UIWW
tuo vuvuit vuun, wijivu uuuvouoa r"- " . .mar
There it a tradition with Free I some of the moil prominent men
Masons lhat the site upon which in the county. Tbe jury, after de-
the Temple of Solomon wat built pluring tbe fact tbat men would to
at owned in common by two far perjure tbeir consciences at to
brothers; one of whom ban a lami- disclaim all knowledge of a deed
ly, tbe other none. On tbe night committed before Ibeir very eyet,
after harvest tbe elder brother said be clored with tbe following brave
to bit wife: words:
My youngest brother is unable '-Gentlemen, tbe mob escapes,
to bear the beat and burden of the but by God, tbey have paid Ibe
day. I will arise, take some of my penalty that should makelbe angels
shock! and place them without bit weep. "James," said the milkman to
knowledge among bia thocks." "Another thing, gentlemen, tbtt v,a ,J(.W boy, "d'ye tee what I'm
The younger brolber being actual- passes my comprenension, it inai s-doin of?"
ed by similar kind motives, said I tbe sworn officers of tbe law, tbe I
within himself: "My brother has bigbeet peace officers of tbe coun
a family and I have none. I will try, who had sworn to protect their
contribute lo tbeir tupport. I pritoners and to do their duty,
will take of my shocks and place could have a man taken away from
them with his without bis knowl- Ubeni in tbe broad, open daylight,
edge." Great was the astonish- and yet not strike a blow for the
tneut of both wben, on tbe follow, law and iaii lo recogmae a tingle
tbey found their individual who bad taken away
tbeir prisoner. Tbat it tbe situa
tion, gentlemen, in Copiah county.
God help tbem. I shall gentlemen,
record Ibis report ik full upon tbe
Hotiot for Publication.
Land Orrici at Acm!, Mnfc,1
December Zth, 1897.
NOTICE U hereby ghr that th. folio
Ini named .ottler h. ftlwl. notici of b
intern to make W proof "n wppon
hit claim, and tnat laid P"?:
before tbe Circuit Clerk, of AmM jjatfc
at Libortv, Miw., on January 29th, 18W.
John Hamilton ot Liberty,
22.365, for tbeN W J t Bc- '
H.name. the followfe vritneiiei i tor r
M continuous reidewe "P"" "f.vi
lionet, ;d land, vi; Robert "V3
Tobin, Kli Williams, Afrisnder Hlews i,"
of Liberty P. 0., Amite eounty. Mt
JAMBS HILL, Btfft
Chancery
The State of Mississippi,!
Amite County. t ,
m.n t ni K. T. CoekorbiW "
TL ill k- I..J.-I JOr.Wiwiw-- iinM.
Dr H. W. Eraeny.Osteopathist,
was tried before Justice Nellies, in
Magnolia, Tuesday, 12th instant,
on tbe charge of practicing medi
cine without a license. The charge
was preferred by Dr. 0. B. Quin,
member of the State medical board,
who said be did it at the instiga
tion of tbe Slate Board of Health.
Thirteen witnesses were examined,
all summoned by the state, tbe ac
cused summoned no witnesies.
The trial resulted in the conviction
of Dr. Emeny, who was fined 25.-
00
ing morning,
shocks undiminished.
This happened several nights io
succession, wben each resolved to
keep watch to solve tbe mystery.
in August. Tbe testimony all went
to prove tbat the doctor uses no
medicine, or knife; il is a peculiar
case. Dr. Emeny it highly ret
pected by Magnolia people, most
of whom thoroughly believe in the
science be practices. In the mean
time he will continue bis practice
in tbe town.
"Yei, tir," replied Jaraesj
"you're a-pouriu' water into the
milk."
"No, I'm not, James. I'm a
pourin' milk into the water. So,
if anybody asks you if I put water
into the milk, you can tell 'em no.
Alters ttick to the truth, James.
Cheatio' it bad 'noneb. but Ivin
ltwost." Pick-Me-Up.
VOU ABE COMJtA." rv-j,
I t.. rfcatuwrr Court ol u
a uvtv saw v" .
ty ot Anite, in said Station tns
st Monday in May, A. v 'f
lid coo" - -,r,
d.fid.nt
a .n) iealol"
to dafend the suit W
8tockdale,berro jre
Oivan under mv h4
CourVthOtholborA.
a. till
Thty accordingly did so snd on minutes oi this court as a perpetn-
tbe following night tbe brothers lal reminder tbat the grand jury and
met half way between their respec- and the district attorney and tbe
live thocks witb tbeir arms full of court at least, have done tbeir duty,
golden grain, and tbat the people may judge
Upon ground bellowed by such hereafter whom to trust, thank you,
association! wis the Temple oiigtatlet&ea.
Commercial experts estimate that
the Cuban war bat already cost the
United Slates 1350,000.000. Who
tayt we are attending to other
people't affairs, when we are trying
to end tbe war?
-tou. a tonic, or childrm that want buiah
un. thntild take
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- and UUioautai, u a.alsn Uiftt,
P.l'-
f haMerr Jietlce.
Tbe State of MietiaeippU
Amite County. .
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post-office addrets it wknown.
VOU ABB COMJnAt" - -w
I w.h.nkaerT Court oft""
of Amite, maaid State, oe Ibe
1st Monday in May, A. "7
to dofond tbe soil h Hl(ortof
n: J luarf and UK" .
Coart, tbi. Sdh day of March
TheStateof MissiMipP''!
Amite ConntT. ) .
To Emma McKnirft, who f"
Addre U unknown.
VOU ABE C0MA5l6 r,
V u,... t rhancarr
County, msai48tato,B - jjgf,
First, Monday n May, '
to defend these l wi "
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