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Intleh waheld t6 be
stice ar anded d
court', opin houan
An order was, I %W quna
the mandate in th( requi
once. I case be iss
The Opinion em ea co,
review of the case., justice E
said that there Was n dispute t
the 6th of June, 1900, wheir tt
under which this proodw~ hrr
became a law Cuba wag %ind
control of t ba a' e
"ocong(be United State.,"
fgetwby this te tae.
The court said the question of
status was Dot difuet of solutiot
cited succfv dietA iof and atfo
tl~e cae. It sfd:
a - detailed
uba, is forelgn terri
of the act of J
oannot b regarded by
constitutional, c,6' I Oy3leraj
-090e, a part ofor internath(
United Stat of the territory of
Apied tates. While by the act
April 1, 1893, declaring war betw
~ ~trYand.,1
was~ ~~~ dietda ain, the presid
our entire land empowered to
vinas the Mlitia a of thforces
States to such extent as wag necesss
to carry the act into effect, that a
therization was not for te Purse
Ohs an intehrae part ofs
t- ,tes but for tha Purpo
only of comPelling the rei qursbpo:
by Spain of its authority anu govert
mentinr t isand ad the Withdrag
o0 its foes from Cuba and c
waters. The Ige.aive and executiv
branches of the ver n
joint resolution Of spverment
pressly disclaimed any purpo" to ex.
ercise sovereignty, jurisdiction or
control over Cuba 'sexcept for the
Sthe and asserted the
taterni0at,.n of the United States,
that objeiW being acoMpRahed,to leave
the 90g Wh o~n, and contr al of- Cuba
to its Own Popl All that has been
n In rielain o Cuba ha had that
end In view and o far athe court is
Informed by the pabli asthe ofrthe
relaionsof tis c history of the
relatbon of this country with that is
'ad, nothin has been dane inconsist.
6 de h ared okject of the
C:WWI$ one the less foreign terr!
toeafninoj-o the act of
6t u sit i u der a mill.
vernor aPPointed by and rep
the president in the wOrk-oj I
aants of tbasisland
d inr
d. I
ui'Interftrence
- lb The oce y of the
of: the United 4,tates
.nhoessary resalt of the war.
result could not~ have been
by the United States con
with the principles of inter
umfnIlaw or with its obligations to
the people of Cuba. It is true that as
between Spalin and the Upited States
- indeed, as between the United States
and ali foreign nations-Cuba, upon
the cesaton of hostilities with Spain,
and after the treaty of Paris, was to
brestd as if it were aequired terri
fory. But as between the United
States and Cuba that Island is territory
held in trust for the inhabitants of
Cuba to whom it rightfully belongs
ge~tt o exclusive control it will
~re~bd when astable govern
)Mave been establiahed by
When the United States required
and enforced the relinquishment by
- pain of her sovereighty in Cuba and
determined to occupy and control the
island until there was complete tran
quility in all its bord re and until the
p op 0 Cuba had created for them
selves a estable government, It suc
ceeded to the authority of the displaced
governmient so far at least that it be
came its duty uder internatiotnal law
-and pending the pacification of the is
land to protect in all appropriate legal
modes the lives, the liberty and the
property of all those who submitted
to the uthorlty of the representatives
of this @untry. That duty was recog
uis-~d In the treaty of Paris and the ant
of Juane 6, 1900, so far as it applied to
cases arising in Cuba was in aid of
that treaty and in discharge of its ob
ligations. The power of congress to
abake all laws 'necessary and proper
for carrying Into execution as well
the powers enumerated in section 8 of
article 1 of the constitution, as all
others vested in the government of the
United States or in any depirtment or
the oficers thereof, includes the
power to enact such legislation as is
appropriate to give efficacy to any
stipuiations which it is competent for
the president by and withb the advice
and consent of the senate to masert in
a treaty with a foreign power. No
crime Is mentioned In the extradition
act of June 6, 1900, tbat does not have
some relation to the safety of life and
property. And the provisions of (hat
act requiring the surrender of any
public oficer, employe or depositary
leelng to the United States after hav
ing committed, in a foreign country
or territory occupied or controlled by
or under the control of the United
States, the erime of 'embezzlement or
criminal malversation of the public
funds have special application to Cuba
In its present relations to this con stry."
The court declined, Just~ee iiarlan
stated, to enater upon the question as
to what the obligations ot the United
States would have been in the matter
of protecting life and property itn Cuba
if not reqired to do so by the obliga
tions of hetreaty of Paris. The con
ftntion that the-United States recog
amd the-existent.--t an establishe d
government known as the tepublic of
*Cuba, but Is now using its military or.
to -displace or ore
timerltv Thesi'bclh
itat Ithis, poels<
of light .6Ught ~b t
e dent was intende
the thought that ih
nwied to enjor-I
age I idEnt's message.
It sif-control which i
Iof prc
0 Apreoltp .f
1he
rIlja ebd0
ation
,a the cot
ime.s announ . id
r that The gct o
med at violaion of tt
oplete States and
larlan e provisi
2st 0on was Prbibl Aw oundI
e act prable cause to -
egbt ent guity of (he o eirt
the Me orde for his te char
and oper and no ground etdo
discharge on habeas cr sd fo
iba's Judgment Ofhe cir e
and therefore, airmed." Cuit Coa
Iting p
ierg ea preparations O tn eii
0 16 'gest only ajb - caus ttreMy- -Ui
ory food Ther
une of fpreparaion that digests air clai
une Of food. and that is Kodol Dyspep
any Cre. ticres the worst cases of
tei digestios and gives instant relief, j
the it dige.s what you eat. Mci s
Ofl CO.
TBE PRSIDENTXAL ELETION,
as GreenvQe New8, Jan. 15.
y Widlnt oRInj8y was elected pro
ry idezt of (L~e United Statcs.e-o
u- Tn. electors of theev ee
of hev
e who were elected by thee
!e 6rh of last November yesterdaj
i in their respectir e capitals ac
cast lheir ballo or presidomt and
for vice-pzesiint. How they shou!d
cast t Of couise a forego.e
nsion aid ev rybody knew be
forehand thit McKiuley would get
292 e in the "electoral college"
and W. J. Bryan wou!d get 155.
When .the electors mnet anrd cast
their ballots yesterday they made
three copies Of the result: one copy
the Will file with tfe clerk of the
United States dis-rict court nearest
tem;-on they will send to the pres
ident of the senate by mail, and the
other they will send to hm by me$
rsenger.
On the 13th day f February the
second Wednesday, the house and I
mate will'eold a joint sess o, and I
-e president of the senate will in a
heir Presence brek th seals of the
b i de t have beene b t him e
dwing hlare the e. the
resence o both the the
a the first Thus ed l be
prested, o th oegnev- until
3-b.
Int rt a Chies
courto Fsiew Minlubegin opraio
Pn, oing and bu.-ricary, andx
hiraf werhae adone imeury th ie and
pecty swawma evn
guaring the imerialrelve from Beroin
dranse thofg the apay er Rssialed
inGeraencey. te h sa a
rTurned Owisngo here lares ofth
hrte aper thusrenfromil nrot and
puntrdobles fPreigmpt o act ntwil
satheliteonerroohew.eril
oetin te gieianit ri as Chne
itoerrw Cohe dath.Itnat ay be
reilied upor mure mandalghtro at
ingd loong andublefurlty, andeasant
tOwake to order rceieo. oBri
ahtcnat has ure edaing the
transfer ofl the railwayefroearmy, the
his sbsdy brei havn large dispaed
frte mo. chilre fro crupanur
gency troruthes g rofpth atio bill,
since the liteones o the n thel
Piippies Weanow of othang snti
prtisin tive inant freGlifga Oe
Minue Cohey mure. alt can malsoedu
reie Jun3an in rer ato all thom
to this. cntthoer nmeto.l
Tooit he Senate's ee deatin the
force the carpTere rasoreat ur
enctrath penssgf o1,00,000arm bl,0,
sinceBytheecisiueteers arnowvon the
8enite canmnt be resthdraw than
preisn systmade foecrd Tiln heirus
plae. They st also bevonted dout
bhe pJn for an veina ordes get the
armo t cooknter the goernmt willh
norwe, owntc-The Satindelab
fort Tcfarter an polrsean.
000. Bin a eive Aon-ay Boeghe
tsinaThe nte als voe .dw
THE DI
if Style, refioe gt e ectivenes
e obaracterize theim e Ictiv
i ieyoes'a- ion and mnil
Jinery Podela reset The De
a signer for February n e -
- lustratt d iu If e most al yner
a in colors and in black-and
professional modiste as
r amateur dressmaker w
Werest and instruct'
b Bressmaking;" hoi ..ry
page
of "The in R, in Hom
[ and "Nursery Lore;" the Lover o
work is remermberCd iu.-"Wii
the Crochet Hook" and >%Beft emiai
Valentines," and those ocially ia
a dined Will appreciate %tinei
tS" and "At a Danish'Valt-ntir
arty.") Among the other istructiv
ares oi this number * "Fior
tres 7"For Health andBeaty,
reNottS," "CongeI/ial elds fo
wa n Workers," "
- his 1 and "The Mardi GA i Ney
ts, .u" Fiction of big rder
a su l by "A RifLWithin Lute,
ecomodietta, and' nigh
an A in 8 tory
-- ' . e rem ed iE
'di "Fdrnishing Miss DAllie' rIor,'
M which under the guise of a v givei
sea hints for the employment estles
Sia little firgere. The Deuigne nbineg
In. helpfulness and entertaiu tor tbt
'or hon-ehod t - wonderful er, ant
er certaikly Plies most en a excel.
le c 10 ceni numb 1.00 a
year. -
The MOthtrp5 Faoi
S rfaic Cough Rego is the
. sae foracholrie It is pltant and
"Iae for children to take Iways
coures It is intended espeally for
cough", colds, croup and 'oopi.
coug , and is the best di ma
for tbese diseases. There kinot the
I east danger ia yivig It to cbflren for
it contains Do Opium or oth eulurouit
drog and may be given as c oend
Ito a babe as to sn adult. riv;+a'e by
McMaster Co., druagis e.
MAY INSTEAD OF JUL!.
I', view of the Change made in the
date for the holding of the gteral an
uual reunion of Confederate leterans
at Memphis. Tenn., Gen. Walker has
written the governor suggesti , that
the date for the anyeilng of t", onth
Carolina monument on the tlefdeld
)f Chickamauga be changed to-May 27.
A meeting for the purpose of authoriz
ng the change and arranging for the
Wnveihng ceremonies will doubtless
e held at an early date and fall details
unnced in ample time to arr "ge
) stop off at Chattanooga and atjend
le eeremonies.-Tbe State
Sueb little
arly Ris and
and an
sandtropar e nw che w
nouned hitefos the sn of th First
diersfaterand Cheurchtrof ason.
haveW t-ee nowtchlld f a fiveso
cheirewytres. nfiEigkhave toed
atroo are4~. nowcearin the ay.fe
hous Sprnt Black treet -hac been
Hald. totepsoaeo 5h is
Prd e tee n:hurc o Chresto
~ayr th. yo. Mtecher, nieve andfiv
yourer Lit hte Bo k, havermoed
Haea rlld.inator coo.
Old Gentleman: "What's that ?"ABoy:
"0, we get kep' in, and stcod p in
corners, and locked out, and locked
in, and made to write one word a hun
dred times, and scowled at, and jawed
at, and that's all."-Ex.
The Eminent Kidney
and Bladder Specialist.
The Discoverer af Swamp-Root at Work in
mis Laboratory.
There is a disease prevailing in this
country most dangerous because so de-cep
tive. Many sudden deaths are causcd by
It-heart disease, pneumonia, heart.failure
or apoplexy are often the result of kidney
disease. If kidney trouble is allowed to ad
vance the kidney-poisoned blood will attack
the vital organs, or the kidneys themselves
break down and waste away cell by cell.
Then the richness of the blood-the albumen
-leaks out and the sufferer has Bright's
Disease, the worst form of kidney trouble.
Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root the new dis
covery is the true specific for kidney, bladder
and urinary troubles. it has cured thousands
of apparently hopeless cases, after all other
efforts have failed. At druggists In fifty-cent
and dollar sizes. A sample bottle sent free
by mall, also a book telling about Swamp
Root and Its wonderful cures. Address
Dr. Kilmer & Co., Binghamton, N. Y. and
mention this paper.
/
save You
They Mi
The most
h Complaint, one
e
r
This is a p
in use that will
triptic acts direc
normal healthy
REA D W
I have been-s1
caused from the liver a
to lie down except shoi
auld. Thre-.qaarters <
I was Completely f
torribl inamed
able and able to atten
nearly two years.
MAYr be tb sfh'yO
You = d~byIt.
Since then this genth
" Vaughn's L]
so far# and am now
If you have any 4
LYON MANUFACTUI
and he will a
Of all druggists or sent
A SON or FAIEFIELD
Most of the brethren in the Semi
nary ai e by this time acquainted with
our genial and cultured Bro. Rabb,
who has been with ns for a few days.
Bro. Rabb is a fall graduate from the
Seminary of the class of 'f9. He is a
native of South Carolina. Dnring his
last 3 ear in the Seminary he taught
the class in Junior Greek, and also
taught in one of the private schools of
Louisville. While a student he and
Bro. Foster established the Long-street
Mission, now Logan-street church.
Bro. Rabb was pastor of the chur
-bes at Millersburg and Flemingsburg
rom '89 to '91. Over fifty were added
,o these churches by baptism during
ils pastorate. In the summer of '91
ie held special meetings in his native
all .of '4; -
t Roebester, N. Y , anud
-the Sanior class. grad
ear. He was cno'eu
to deliver the vbledic
rem '93 to '98 he w as
c h at East Anrora, a
4asgoq .
oo a rg,. were added to tbia
*-no .-.e found when tbe took
.era Rabb~ studied Nexv esta
in te ChcagoUniversity for fifteen
months, during which time he was
"acting pastor" ot the church at High
land Park, one of t be pretty sn but be
ot Chicago. Shortly after his gre.dna.
tijon at Roebester, Bro. Rabb was mar
ied to Miss Josephine Grffi h. a
graduate of Wellesley, a woman of rare
culture and extraordinary git:s ol
mind and heart. -The Seminary !ig a
zine.
Giorlous News
Comes from Dr. D. B. Cargile, of
Wa bita, I. T. He writes: "Four
bottles of Electric Bittters has cured
Mrs. Brewer of scrorulk, which bad
caused her great sufi'cring for years.
Terrible sores would break ont on her
head and face, and the best doctors
could give no help; but her cure is
complete and her health is excellent.'
This shows what thousands have
proved,-that Electric Bitters is the
best blood purifier known. I t's the
supreme remedy for eczema, tetter,
salt rhenm, nlirs, boils and runt
sores. It stimulates liver, kidneys and
bowels, expels poisons, helps digestion,
builds up the strength. Only 50 cents.
Sold by McMaster Co., druggists.
Guaranteed.
"Clars," said a mnother to her little
three-year-old daughter, who had been
spending the day with a neighboring
playmate, "were you a good girl dur
ing yourfl visit?" "I don't know,
mamma; Ijust hed o much fu-i that
I forget to pay any attention to mn'
self."- Selected.
Sixty per cent of the present cr p
of cotton see.! oil is to be exportcd.
In 1890 the mnueral production 01
the United States amounted to $619,.
0(>0,000, and in 1899 to $976,000,000.
One hostile person can make the
finest conversatiouslist falter, even:
though the critic abould nlot utter a
word.
Save Your Money.
One boxof Tutt's Pills sy~ave
many dollars in doctors' bills
Theywitsurely cure all disceres
ofthe stomach, liver or ba~cs
No Reckless Assct i
For sick headache, dysp."yrc,
malaria, constipation an l -
usness,amiflllionl peopk entdorse
TUlTT'S Liver MLS
eloinsjri .a-th o ear
LI Color or Scalding
Dan "Kid 7
successful remedy for all f
that has effected some remarka e
n's Litho
ure etable preparation and the oi
effectua are Dropsy and Gravel. I
tly on the and Kidneys, restorir
condition and b4cating all disease.
W is $g
Caoss
n feo thre ys from Ana aeor a
phYB1sWasad that Icudls u
Y anonr wapped. Every tissue wras completely g
I1 ",.d a m srotu seea; bn
nd e e I began using Va tithme rIs
ha= e udg ld. Iwauxant L tban
I have uned eight bottles of Van 's t i
t to my busneses. I can UnoW ride my horse, a thing
much of my statement as you desre. Iam glad to gire:
trul 'BML, a.1sta
man writes under date of Aug. 11, 1900:
thontrlptic hus effectcd a permanent cure. 1
PA1()'fnTXOed hcaftls."
of the above symptoms write to the A
UNG CO., 45 So. Ffth Stre
ivise you by letter in regard to your e
on receipt of price to any express ,
Here's a remarkable case. Toe I
other day a wagonmuker who bad been
dumb for years picked up a hub and
spoke. It
The emperor of China is said to have
wept like a child when told be could f
never raise mustaches like Kaiser t
Wilhelm'e.
When a woman meets an old sweet
heart the isn't so curious to see how r
he looks as she is to know how he V
thinks she looks. b
A woman is kceping In a book a d
list of things abe ought to purchases, e
but cannot (sfford to wear. She calls
he book her ought-to-buy-ography.
indigest19n
Sdyspepsia j
and the hude n one -
lar ills caused by -m rblood
or inactive liver, quickl yield
to the purifying and cleansing
properties contained in
JoIntoffs5
It cures permanently by acting
naturally on all Qrgus of the
body. AsabloocTieaser, flesh
builder, and health.-restorer, it
has no equal. Put us in Quart
Bottles, and sold at $r each.
"THEBMICMIGAN DRUG CoMPANT."
John H. McMaster & Co., Winnsboro,
S C.; T. W. Woodward & Co., Rockton,
S. C.; W. M. Patrick, Woodward. S. C ;
T. G. Patrick & Co., Whie Oak, S. C.
NOTICE OF
Aplicatioll for tli Appoitet
of Gaudia.
NOTI-E TS HEREBY GIVEN
that a petition has been filed in the
office of the Clerk of the1UoarCtof
Commneu Pleas for Fairfild Coanty
for the appointment of the Judge of
Probate as guardian of the estate< of
the following minors, to wit: W illiam
Rosbcrough. Rober: Rosborough: and
Alexander Rosborough; an he atp
pliculon tor tueb appoiurment wjil be
made to hi s Honor George W. Gago,
Judge of the Sixth Circti, at~ his:
Chambes, Chester, S. C., a: 9 "'clock
A. M. on' Monday, the 214t dov of.
Januarv, 1901, or as soon' thereaf ter as
counces can he heard.
The esates eof sai.l mi' ors consi-t
of undivided interests in a house and
lot in the town of Winnsboro, and
such interests as they may have in the!
personal estate of their father, Wil
iham liosboroueh, decease~d, as may
remain after the paymentof his debts;
and the' .nid W'iiam Rosboro'ugh and
iRcb-rr iosborough jointle have an
interesr. or fivec hundred- dollaru each
in a pivier of life insusra ace in th' ir
favor. The value of tie, estttc
said minors, over andt abore sail life
insurance. will not amonit t" more
the ground that no t, comlparei or
responsible person can be rour who
is willing to assume the/ordfanshipl
of sa d mninors. /
O~tIA 110 HROUGB. 01
OL IVL.~T.Petitiouner.I
J. E. McDON etioner. I
atomso
Headache
rouble"
and Kidney
S0
iptiC
ily DO0W
!aughn -
g them
s,A.O.,uly21.89s.
a Mad satura1ea with
aet wierl
am nowoomfort.
id beeunabbto do for
A, as some poorsuffaer
Reg.8.C. Vols., IS
have had no rter
1dica Director of
et, Brooklyn, ,
;peca case.
ffice, $.00 a bottle.
Notice tO V"
The Books of Begstratio
ering voters for the next !
lection to be held on MNods
It, 1901, for Intendenta
)r the town.of Winns
e opened at r.Ja
tore January 4t, 19
larch 31st, 1901.
All voters for this
Ogister within this time
licant for registratioer a'I
Is counly registration oen a
1wn tax receipt for al
ne before be can regist
ection.
W. ) Cathea .
Fax
THE 0
I I
hanuary in
for the. purpo
turns. Eetac'
*ona: properti
ecc will be a
make returns
tionled dares..~
tween ihe sg
to poll,181,
.-1eAuditor or Depuml- Bfl
the following places on the ddfe
tied:
Aibion, Tuesday, Jbnar 15
Backhead, Wedntesda. Janus
Wollingt. Tbursday, Janur~T
Cros by ville, Friday,-Jantuary 18
Wood ward, Tuesday, Janbiay
Whbite Oak, Wednesday, Ja
Gladdeus Grove, Thursday, Ja
24
Flint Hill, Friday, Januag
Lonigtown, Tuesday, Jano
Centreville', Wednesday, J
M. L. Cooper's, Thu
S1.
Elv; hewoiod, FridayetW
Ridge way, Tuesday, ebrsas
Horeb ((:arlee's Store), We
February 6.
Jenkinsville, Thursday, Feb
Monticello, Fri tay, February 8 -
J. L. E[CH MOND
A.?
Faornishes Lumber, Building Ma'er' Is
01 a'1 kiie, and are contractors
for brt ick' or good houses.
,Their re-presentative,
MR.\AM. McROY,
s now in Winasbor ' we.rk f,.r
he cot:on mil:s at? ine seversit
1wellings in town d
Inforni 'll b given by Mr'
MfcRoy at.B inr_ 11-13 m
MONEY TO LE.
,AFW THOUTSAND DOLLIARS
e or dirente on approved seen
~.~all on or write to
A . 8. & W. D). DOULS
1-3A ttorne.i a, Win risboro,
Apply to
T. M