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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-06
HANSARD DEFENDS DAVIDSON.
The Young kiOndiker Does Not BE-
iicve Him Guilty of Crime

d. II. Davidson, the man who is wanted
IN California on the charge of embezzIing
s5,ooo from the kiondike Exploration Com
pany of Colorado. has some ardent friends
In Seattle, one Of the sianchest of whom IS
Sydney Hansard. Mr.. Hansard was in
Alaska at the same time Davidson and
Gerald NJ. King We're there, and last night
told his story to a Post-Inteligencer re-
porter, as follows:
After King and Davidson arrived in
Dawson they took rooms in the klondike
church building. Around the 18th Of No
yember 1he church took fire and burned
down. and the men lost their outfits and
every ounce OF grub they had. King was
the treasurer OF the company and their au-
thor!zed agent. lie told Davidson that the
latter would have TO go out over the ice,
as Il was impossible for him 10 get pro-
visions enough for them both. Davidson
told him he did not intend 10 go out but
that he would stay there on his own hook
and rustic his own grub. King didn't like
this and they had some words. II resulted.
however. In navjsons going 10 Edgar
Misner. who was connected with the Alas
ka Commercial Company there, and who
gave him provisions. paying for them ous
of his own cash Alexander Mcdonald,
who was a friend of Davidson. loaned him
at one time six ounces OF gold. Davidso7
bought his tools and what provisions nc
could and went out 10 prospect for himself.
But he frs. went TO work for wages TO pay
back what ne borrowed from Mcdonald.
He worked until the I'd or 81 Of March and
then went TO prospecting in what is COM
monty known as French hill.
HE struck a very rich claim After he
had struck this claim. King. who had had
nothing to do with Davidson for a long
time previous, Instituted SUN on behalf or
the Colorado company against Davidson
for the fufillment of the contract which
Davidson had made with them before his
departure from Colorado. When Davidson
found ne was going TO have law suit on
G1ls hands he sold his claim and LETT tho
country There are a great many miners
NJ there who are well acquainted with the
case and who thoroughly believe that un-
der the circumstances Davidson was en-
titled 10 what he found. inaSnuch as the
agent OF the company instructed him to
Icavn the country and had he done ~ he
vo,,la have never met with his success.
.'vrhe, charge that the company brings
against Davidson is embezzleinent Of s9,le.
which they claim rightfuliy belongs to
.her, ae their sGars Of his pro1ts- L nave
known Mr.. Davidson all through me ",h-
Ter and am thoroughly acquainted Nth the
case I sincerely believe that everything
he mas found NJ is rightfu.iy entitled 10.
A. che tgnne that church harmed down
W., needed friends before he could get
,rv.hfnC 20 eat and had net NJ. Mis0eF
ou1 Mr. Mcdonald helped Mr, DAVIDSON
bn ,-nula haze experienced great de3i ot
atff,e,r|ty IN securing enough provisions 10
fast atm through The winter.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-06
WRIT Of HAB[AS CORPUS
J. MARTIN WILL REMAIN IN SEAT
TILE FOR A WHILE.
Special O0cer Arrives to Take Hin
Back to Omaha 10 Answer Before
the Nebraska Courts-Further De-

As tie result OF habeas corpus proceed
ings begun n TIE superior court yesterday
il Is probable that J. Martin. who Is want
ri n Omaha on charge OF alleged grand
larceny. is likely To remain In Seattle for
considerable time TO come. although be has
beer extradlted and special officer ar
rived yesterday TO take him back 20 an
swer before the Nebraska courts. Pending
the result OF the application for the writ Ut
habeas corpus. Martin vii continue in
custody o. Chief Of Police Reed, although
legally he is considered TO be in charge Of
Edward Thompson. the special officer.
Martin was arrested on a telegram from
Omaha on August Is. awaiting the arrival
OF the special officer with extrad.tion pa
pers. The officer arrived in Seattle few
days ago and proceeded 20 Olympia TO OBJ
tain TIE papers. These were granted and
yesterday morning Thompson presented
them 10 Chief Reed and demanded the
prisoner The chief was only too glad TO
comply with The demand. as he knew al
most by instinct that an attempt 10 haoeAs
corpus Martin would be made. Pending
his departure FOR the Eass. Thompson aert
BIS prisoner In the city jail.
just as Chief Reed had foresesn. III the
afternoon Attorney +. r. Sims showed up
az the city jail with deputy sheriff and
writ % aabeas corpus directed to both the
chef OF posics and Thompson. commanding
them 10 have Martin in the superior court
next Saturday at o'clock p. N, and then
and there show good cause for his deten-
ton SIMS had obtained the writ from
Judge Jacobs. The power Of court 10
issQe suca a WITT Is not suspended even on
a legal holiday. For that reason Thomp-
son has postponed his return until Satur-
day at least.
The spe aial officer Vas bic % give Chief
Reed some additional information regard
ing khs. charge against Martin. Il i claimed
that Martin is fur dresser and was in
trusted with from s2,5to Ia S3,iSo worth OF
raw furs hy a furrier named h. Shuksrt.
Ii Is alleged Marlin disposed Of the furs III
New York and LETT for Seattle. WHAT be-
came Of the money no one seems 10 knew,
II It Was ever 50 obtained BY Martin. TIE
latter had but $3.50 when arrested. OF this
amount he mas s!uce paid out 800 as attor-
ney's fees and given Justice Austin IN
slrl.ct!ous 20 ,urn over the balance 10 his
attorney.
II is said that Thompson Will endeavor
10 prevent Attorney SIMS from obtaining
The sac and VIII try TO get IL himself. as a
par. Of the proceeds Of the alleged sale 81
the furs Justice Austin holds the money
as evidence.
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sne Del Norte. He say. the. NJ Rfrh-
1911 .or some unknown reason il reg
Ink Els contract on the lrve- y,,kn-
arg tnat a shipment Of sfxty-xsr MAJ.
MOCK dogs intended for use rev. vrs~r~-
-, tsidS route nave been bought ur bv tina
~ Nosnn,ssciai Company, owing 10
s-ie contractors alleged negligence. In rai,-
ing 70 have an agent a. 81 Wreh.s, -
80 the animals upon their arrival rranu
fDrI Clarence. II Is alleged that Mr. RIch-
aa1zoh vas depending upon ohtain!ug these
aosH' ana that their loss will SERIOUSLY
ef..pie ann In his con;racs.
@t- 1hhloai IL former eupIoye and
g. " SIBERIA 10 get dogs for Richard
s"b 40 Use IN his winter service and he
says. was told that when he got 10 gy NJ
.itael WITH the dogs man would be ,hera
20 pay tne freight Oh the animals and stye
NM iortnsr Instructions He was exueet-
ga 10 get at least 80 dogs. On account az
.IIS statioa rot beng established al Per-
49,, ne vac unable 10 set many dogs, and
gu. hea WIN s5xsy-six that he picked I'D
a. fort Clarence and ST. Lawrence island
"nen re got 70 ST. Michael. ne savs
mere was nobody there 10 pay the steam
ct ieisht, so he sold the beasts ard a tim
OF cog food he had TO the Alaska Com
Hierciai Company and returned To Seattle
MT Annioai says Richardson has de-
sEeFea But one mail this year. and that
llot.. tae steamer Alliance, which arrived
al ST Michael about the nl:ddi. of Ju'y
Nobody knows where Richardson - >.
SAD Mr.. Annlhal. last night: ''bu, Mr..
L5hS, manager OF the Alaska Commercial
company, and postmaster at ST. Michael.
tod ne IL would not be wise for Richard
son to appear there. The Garonns arrives
IRON Victoria with mail August -. but !,
was not distributed that day. Mr.. Lying
has been authorized by the government to
irf of,
boats possible
Ihe arrangement spoken OF by Mr.. An
nioal AZ having been made with Mr. LIVING
by the government Was one OF tie results
or Poston.ce Inspector CIufn's trim down
the Yukon. The cost Of carrying the mails
oy private parties Will be paid by the
government, which Will then demand cred
1t on the contract pr.ce. or demand Sstls-
faction from the contractors offic.a,
bondsmen.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-06
u,RNS-CHuRCH INITIALS.
v, wcu-t<uown seattle People
Married at SknGway-

4 special 70 the Fosi-sn'eiiie rom
Skasway. received last evening va -
,o~ia has The following 20 say :esaf31f's
80 wedding 90 Frank =. Burrs ana MFs
Anna p church. announcement q wA'cn
US made In Sunday mornings po~t-intel-
IEe0cey: . 800, ,..-..
-. n, ,o~cr,,, IMPROVEMENT Company. NJ
seattle and now local agent for me Alas .,s
X Steamship Company. operating 'as
Hasa}i, and pIrigo. was query ma 20
rs morning NJ the Hotel Eosal'e 70 Ms
An, Y {~hurcn. formerly % Seattle. Rev
NJ. sinclair performing the ceremony ths
marriage took rlace AZ 80 cello. aad
Frank H. RgacAaIt was ties. man a. Pa.
go Lewis lac ~ seattle eFldFs.F'aii.
r. .sr,o,s immediately leak re steamer
N,c.fns Bra for Juneau ~ their honey
,eonr ara VIII return 10 sh&Kway or ne
rev RI, q the Rosaile. MS on1ESa 80
rr~.~tly returned from pAw son. whft&
eha was exceptionally successful II gust
-nsS n1ateerS,
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John Davis & Co.
Downs Block. se SECOND Avenue

and the accessories are all sf,at could be
desired
Several changes have been made in the
play. which bring ii directly abreast Of the
times, and its points OF keen satire on
mock military organizations. can be ap-
preciated Most keeDly since the war. This
irony is brought out in the very opening.
Gen. Burieigh says 10 the Major:
What would YOU do II ordered TO the
'front.'
DO. Why. we'd disband"
'Oh. " is the cutting reioinder. YOU affil-
late with the Seventh New York, do you o.
The audience last night WAS largely made
up Of society people. l. was really the
most representative gathering OF the kind
yet this season.
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cut WITH 4 KNIFE
George Richardson the ! ictim of u u
alleged stahbinE ARRAY.

Al alleged stahbing ARRAY. deNold OF
serious cons -Guences, occurred on lower
Washington street al O'Clock last even
ing. George T. Richardson. :. cook. who
rooms over the Merchants saloon at the
corner OF Railroad avenue ana Washington
street Was the victim. He was cut III the
left cheek twice Or. Mckednie dresse d
the wounds ana found them not danger
Ous.
Billy Creighton a bartender, who rooms
In the same house with Richardson, is sls-
pectsd of doing the cutting 10 which there
were put two witnesses. The police are
locking for him One man who claims TO
have seen the affair says Richar 1son drew
his poke, knife on Creighton, and in the
scuffie resulting cut himself in the check.
Richardson was too drunk 10 tell how It
did happen. The men were quarreling in
an alley
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mas trtt~.

rhs ladies' Relief Society VI. meet THIS
ag+crn,ssn IN Elks' hall ~ oc'eSS.
sadie pnn,aD. a woman ~.sH-~ = go, ~,
-. s,eutF4 % XeS,Tr NAY. was aFFf]'.sA ~
.e~st~sr S;ssart last eVel.r&- c'.aFSr3 y
,.,hNtrs = a,sn ~ $50. TIE party c!ati',5 !
=, 49, Ae.n robbed would a@t G.Ne 2 :
~ l,,.s ,xors.a., protests heT n'1>>cFsSe.
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Al the Third Avenue.

The standing room sign WAS displayed az
an early hour at the Third Avenue theater
last night. and before the curtain went up
every available inch of space was occu-
pied The play, "At Gay Long Branch" Is
Il c0rnedg drama possessing 4 great deal of
real merit. ana in the hands Of the capa-
bic R}tner company all OF The lights and
shadows we've brought into bold relief. The
story : the old one 0f the betrayal Of a
sacred truS. ny an old friend Of the family
Mary MarchaIl was left an helress at the
death Of her father. Her guardian at
tempted 20 put her out of the way in or
Der mas he might enjoy The property The
plot WIS for time successful. bur In the
End virtue tTiumphei over vice, ard the
girl came into her rightful Inheritance.
THIS play II well cast. the individual work
Of he members of the company being ex-
ceient
Al Gay Long Branch is without cues
ton the best thing that the Bittner com
pany has attempted during its engage
ment Al the Third Avenue Il viii be pre-
scented for the last time this evening the
bill being changed the following night to
The Octorooa.'
IF you are going East. call at the
Northern Pacific office III regard TO rates
etc. Always 10 the front and the hes, OF
everything.
DIR. ANNIE RUSSELL. diseases ar
women. "a Hinckley.
DIAMOND Ice. Tel. Pike i5s
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Pi.lsso AIS.

pr c 2 Teel vi iesFe today ser ~,
x,,,ia ss>rt ~ V3s5- I24i.tGl II '-3a' cay
ne Nj retEru Friday
---~~~-------~---
SPECIAL. rs;e = Green kiVef -.
e'~,ngS. III culv resort ~ - k'sa - -
state = Washington. 9"d WIZ
sa.-.ss for tsssr curative properties
- - Nortaern Pacific ofhce foF par
tiSU.arS
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Fruit Farm for Sale or Lease


Good investment We can show Is per
cent. net.
Houses and loss for sale in all parts OF
the city.
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Rice Sellers.

1-qGart MIX or Rice Rollers. &c each
1t4-QGaFt Milk or Rice Boilers. SIC each
E--quagt Milk oT Rice Rollerx..Gac each
2-Quart Ni.k or Rice Boi,ers. s1> each
@ls-qgaFs Mix Or Rice ioiless. .5oc, each
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Fall Styles i'm Mems
Clothing,

We
nd
and
though ar
good That's the Improvement in manua
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Coffee Pets.
Tea Pots.
Tea Kettles.

Ne. Tea Kettles, j QUARTS. ~ each
No. Tea Kettles. quarts..-...5c each
No. Tea Kettles, : quagts....6Ic each
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School Shoes
For Girls and Boys.


some o "
to- o o g. Il
ing water o . y r ia
to 81
a
ves4ng light tip lace
a pal 4 2 a
a pair.
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"An Organization That Has Found Favor
With an AppTeC!Atiye Public on
Accent of Merit"
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DIAMOND Ice. Tel. Pike i5s.
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Business Suits at ST.

thing
Hooks ;
o
chevot single or
week We VIII have . r o
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1898-09-24
Little
Pimples Turn
to Cancer.

Cancer eftsa results fssM - ~
purity - he blsSA, inherited trs0
gsses.tisas bssk. Few Issyh A. e.
sirely free fysA ssaas tsiat IN The blosA,
inA 10 Is impossible - tell whSA il viii
break eat In Ne fern q GrsaAsl Can
:er. What Has appeared ~ b . mere
pinDls OF scratch HIS dsvslspei Int
The meet malignant Canoes.
IL hsA . severe Cancer vAish w. 4, Ant
only . few olsehsa, thAt l ss.srk, vsull
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1898-09-24

Mr.. w. r. johnson Of Ashs.
vile, N. c., 10 visiting his Aunt
here, Mrs. w. L. Gr"Eory.
Attention il directed to tho
trespaH notice OF . number o.
the farmsrs Of the Elsin rsirk.
borhood.
Mr.. w. Morris Of ths Crasi
section lost . Emo milch COW til,
week.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1898-09-24
DEATH OF MRS. ORR.
The Wife OF the Late Gov. J. l..
Orr is Dead.

A telegram from Anderson ye.-
trCdsr announced tho sad intel
hganCs Of the d-Ath Of Mrs. Orr.
wits ~ the Late Governor Jane
l.. Orr. Mrs. Orr has been Ill for
some timo and her dscsass waa
BOT altogether unexpected. For
? number OF years she has heen
an Invalid, and hrs rrc.ntly snr-
Tered rom stroke o. paralysis.
Mrs. Orr was about 20 war. old,
and has survived hsr husband %
yssr', he having died in 1873.
Mrs.. Orr was daughter Of DR..
Samuel Msrshall Of Abhsvills.
and was educated At Barhamv,llc
school. nsa. Columbia. Absut
1916 she married Governor Orr,
And has lived practically all Of
Ter days in Anderson. Whom
Governor Orr va, speaker in tho
house Of representative in cen
srs's she vas vol known in
Warrington society. During hsr
residence in Abe nations CAPITAL
she and Mrs. Calhoun were close
and intimate friends. Since her
husbands death she has never
failed to be present NJ ths,sunisn
Of Orr's Rife Reximsnt.-Rscerd
23d.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1898-09-24
Under Sell, Under Buy,

will be our motto. The high priced concerns will be stamped out of
We will wage a relentless war against all high Drices
Our aim is to benefit the farmers of Lancaster and adjoining counties
They are the backbone and sinew Of the land and when they are
the whole country suffers. They are our friends. We
Will look to their interest, and act a n salty valve against the m
preston OF high prices. When this Stock Company was about to
te formed, We had applications upon applications for ten times the
amount OF Its Stock from parties that we did not want. We, of course,
were very much fattered at the confidence shown in our honesty
and business ability, but had to refuse to issue the Stock to them.
The farmers are our friends and they are the ones to whom we will
issued the Stock. They are the ones we look to for support. I'm
There is Strength"
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1898-09-24
Ne" Hit1insr. Ns~ Miiliusy a,.ti
NesU 0uHrfsrs.

HsU hiiiinsr. Nsw M~iiIinsv ana
Nev 0udrfsrs.
Ganssn's new milhnsr. Miss
Benls Williams. arrived ysstsr.
day from Baltimore, the gr.,,
millinery centre for the South,
whore sho spent several rssks
studyinEth the latss, sly los OF ladies
hats and trimmings and in ssisc:
iaE . superb stock OF millinery
goods which 10 now being opened
up Tor the inspection Of the hssta
OF ladies shat will soon be fire.
qusntinE that Departmental Gan.
sons mammoth dry goods smps.
rum.
This department. will hereafter
be up stairs svsr the dry rso4s
store, in An elegant large room
fitted UP specially for the MILL
nsry business. 1t will be rsachsd
b. an easy stairway lsAIinx franl
the stors room on tho tirat floor
and will DO away from the gaze
OF tho thronss Of bargain hunters
that viii crowd other department.,
OF this already popular u porirm.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1898-09-24
Short Locals.

Malarial fsvsr i, prevailing
considerably throughout tn,
county.
Tho pastor OF tho color.d
Presbyterian church here, Rev.
n. n. Grsss, returned yestcriav
from Darlington whsro be wAs
married Wednesday.
The Camp Cr..k school
taught by Miss Annie Young.
closed %ysstsrdAy for month.
The refresh msnt car on Dick
Masssy's C%harlsston sxcurNsu
poxt Wednesday will DO in charge
Of Mr.. j. B.'Mackorsll.
Mr.. G. Z. McManus who has
been in business near the cotton
mill 40 member Of the firm Of
McAanus and Plylsr, has sold his
interest to his partner, Mr.. w. H.
Plyler, who will continue tho
business. Mr.. Mckanus has gone
into the cattle and bsef bunness.
The aouthbound train on tho
O.. Il. Il G.. Railroad nsyer passed
here yestsrday till about Z o'clock
In tina evening. The delay war
caused by = big wxshout near
BIack,burs.
"A series 81 service, will b.
held with tho Union Bap,isl
Church beginning on Frida,
night, The %Oth Iustant, and l2sl-
Ing ill Sunday night. The pa.
to-, Rev. K f.. Small, viii DO ;ha
preaching.
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sees DA0 Away. -
trsASd ~ several aShs
~ IN sytA
Of heir sfsrts the Gan
Ger sDrssA lnHl nyssa-
dillon
After 1Asy monte q
trsAtasst and growisg
steadily worse, ] A.
ci dst 10 try q. q. q
which WAS ss strsaCly
rccsNEeSdss. Tsssrss
bottle produced an i'm
pYovem.nt. lcos:isssl
ths medicine ani 4
fsar months The last H.
Tie seaS drePysi 81.
Tan YsarA lava n',-
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Of Camp Mead Pennsyl-
Vania to be moved to COlun.
~. -

troops or camp HEAD PennSyl-
Vania to be moved to COlum.
bia, s. l..
ihe following special -. re
csivsd by the Columbia Record
Thursday afternoon:
"WashInEton, Sept. 22.-It j.
sad hore today that Camp Mead.
Pennsylvania, 10 to bs abandoned
and the entire Second army corps
moved South.
There IL good authority for
saying that All, or a lsrgs part of
the rofpH, viii be moved to Co.
!umb!h.
""It.lr practically determined
that At least = large part Of the
.corp-wiii q, placed in camp IN
''olumhia, bHC,uas OF lts healthy
climate. The determination to
move Ia C~p.p H. tHA' th3 weather
is setting too cold 81 Camp Mead.
and il is also desired to get the
sulHisrs South IN preparation for
sending them 10 Enhs.
Nv. W. Prics."
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Solid Hard Cash..

TO he sold at a terrible sacrifice,
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4 Zig Rirer Cominy.

A telegram received yesterday
morning from Superintendent
Nichols Of the l.. u c. Railway
from L.snoir, n. c., says the Ca.
tarbA river up there is "6 fest
higher than 1t vas ever before
known"
A force Of hand var rant to the
river from here 10 watch out for
RATS that might damsso tn. raft
road bridge on The l.. & G.
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" a = =. u * 2 ~.
Bears tho q Inc k'f Ven Ran ilu,c 8cgrN,
Signature "' |LHZHZE

Mr.. ". Y. Bennett OF Spartan.
burg, who will take charge Of the
Oakhurst Grated School Monday
WA The guest OF Prof. Geo. w.
fooshe couple Of days TIN.
week.
Mr.. q. III. Fundsrburk hs.
gone to Columbia TO Visit hia wife
who has oe-n there for some time
under treatment.
Cotton is bringing 3 cents
on the Lancaster market, and the
staple - rolling in from every
point OF the compass. About 200
bales zero marketed here yester
day.
Heath, Springs IL Co. are
moving their dry goods into tho
store roon, ~irecantly vacated by
Mr.n,GanSon%.. !They, will occupy
ais'iour 81 'li'oe', $.,dir yoo'nit il tie
MG ,H' ,1l1TaKf2to %fSnhsrsawna.r ware
aud others With, Wagons, EGggis,
and furdiitars &, ~ -" ~,
TlM Wtfi ''vesnn'" u.l s hH!!!a
.. - ..-s sA..Il'! ~. . -" .yrt... -S.4.c
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SUPERINTENDENT knowing.

81 years success In the south. rroy,- HUGHES.
iuhic u Grcat remedy for Chins. and AL, MaIariul
fcvorS. ii"ttcr than Quininc. Guaranteed, tryit'
AZ Drugg SITS. oOc. and 800 bottles. A.. 1896
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1898-09-24

A new era d~awning for old Lancaster.
W" have entered the Mercantile arena and now throw down tho
gauntlet Of low prices at the feet of our competitors and DEFY them
match us. We are Of the people and for the people first. last and
al. the time.