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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-24

omaha. Feb. -cnttle-Receipts,
i.C0O. Market active; sharp. Native
heef steers, iOOG5 90; Western steers.
s175Ht75, Texas steers, $500 iGi'
50 a0Ts.gi; rtockers and feeders, $3.50
diiO. calves. s5.O0G0,15i bulls and
stays. i2T5GtiO.
Hogs-Receipia. 5.iOO. Market 90
higher Heavy. sa65Ga70. mixed,
sgGgi5GaGb; Hight. ss.CoHaG5; pigs. $500
6f3.i 40. bulk OF saies. S3,G2ia aaGS.
sheep Receipts, $500, Market steady.
Nntive muttons, t3SQHli0. Western
muttona. S3.70piaoi stock sheep. 1915
GlG 60. lambs. NO0Qi1O,
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DEAD n,s WINS nm nAcr.
tycilst In Australia Die. On ~. whee
rwenty.i,e Ward. from itome.


rw"nty-f'. iar'is from iiom..
Vancouver. 10, g.. Fob. gt-Austra-
Ian adylcc- by tho steamship Miowcfu
tell N remarkable bicycle race in
Sydney. which was won by dead man.
II occurred 90 bis electric ilght ear
nlval. Ia u uursmilr race there were
MY entries. some uf the fuct0st men In
Australia taking part lu H. While
i00no people watched this particular
race. witch was Tor u magnificent cup.
young james Someryiiir passed under
the tape winner and u dead man.
~ the start he quickly forged ahead,
closely followed by another crack rid.
Cd named Perry Ciin. They i0fi forty
eight riders away iu the rear ana shot
around the track almost wheel to wheel.
when within twenty 1--WE yards ~ the
tape. SOmerville. who Htill led by half
a wheel. was seen 10 relax his hold on
tho hnndlchars. his pedals whflod
around. however and he pluckiiy held
from tho tape cum put on u tremon-
dour squirt and struck Sumoryillr'r
hind wheel. shooting the machine with
~ then almost iuauimnie burden. like
a rocket under the tnre. The crowd
yelled wildly. but silence cnHucd when
Fomerville. after crossing the tape.
plunged hendforefnost from the ma.
chine on the hard track
when picked NJ be- was dead. Ply.
rlcians who examined his body said he
must have had an attack ~ heart
failure ON the last lnp.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-24
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Cynthia lTiii 81 al 90 e. ". liili.
warranty deed. lots to Z. block
100, plat \ ....... ..........ssss.A
Carl Capsaon to John Cnpsspn.
warranty deed. part section "a,
township south, range | enat.
G. T.. MnrRetts to David Mar.
uctts, warranty deed. lots and
9. Tayior'H subdivision NJ block
~. plat e ..... ..... ........
c. ~. Beach to u. ~ Evnna. war
ranty decd. lots II 10 ~. block
g. Poplar Gruve....... 60. ...... ~
Edward Homo 10 McGurrin y
CO.. warranty deed. part lots
~ =. block ~. plat y see. ..... 70
Edward Martin To y. A. Clark.
qult-cinlm decd, pnrt blocks 2
and 2. Arcade subdivision col. e..
!. u. Coult 81 Of 10 Sarah A.Coult
uuit-clnim deed. part ~ lot I,
block %. plat ~ .......... s.... 10
Edward Homo 90 celia osborne.
quit-clnim decd. part lot g.
block 20. plat - ....,. ......... !
Charlotte Gilchfist 10 !. ~. Itor-
lick. trustee. quit-cinim decd,
knick.rhocker lode. West
Mountain mining district ...... u
Potter Reid TO u. ~. r. TAYLOR.
qult-clalm decd. part lot 9.
block 4, plnt j.. ....s..s .sss.. "
u. ~. r. Taylor 10 J. u. Toronto.
quit-claim decd. part lot 6,
block T. plat J ..... 80, ..... e. !.
~. ~ quinn 20 Highland BOY
Gold Mining company. decd.
parcel In bingham ...... ...... q
limited States To- Thomas Weir.
patent. 1891 lode. West Moun-
tain mining district ..... ..... .,
sharon Atkinson ct al 90 North
American Loan and Trust CONF
pnny. Shcrlff's certificate sale.
part io, 4. block %, plat u .... ~
Total ..... .... ...... ....s a.
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KANsAs cry LAVE srooK.

Kansas city. Fob, 2i.-Cattie-Re-
ccipts, 1000 Market strong. Native
steers. aalsu5ii, Texas steers. $3.50
400. Texas cows, S2.GOHa3h, native
cows ana heifcrs. f2.2il3ai. native
and feeders, &3.0OH525. bulls, $3.50
dsi.
Receipts. 10000. Market 5di0c
higher, active. liulk NJ sales, $500
$40. hrnvies. i1bj0s Sb; packers, $3.50
GasO. mixed, s3l0u3iO. lights. 1880
1855. yotkcrH. s3i5ma.s0, piss, 5000
3ai.
shoop-Rocolpts. 5000, Market. firm.
Lambs. ,A,iOdtsi. muttons, $4,000
40.
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Convention Of Endea,orer- for London.

Boston. Mnaa., Feb. 2l-The United
S1eiety Of Christian End sayorora has
received an official staten, NJ Of the
preparations Tor tho world EndoaVur
convention 10 be- held In London IN tho
summer ~ 1900. Rev. W, knirht
chaplin. secretary ~ the London cnn-
Nentnn commercial committee says
we are not leaving things Co pile up
ON us toward the last. The hotpitahlo
committee II preparing 20 make pre-
liminary test Tor handling visitors. by
q Systematic canvass and by advcrtis-
inE for available accommodations
within twelve miles 81 CHARMS Cross,
the center ~ town. The vice president
Of tho National Christian citizenship
league. Edward puge Gnaton OF Lon
don, writes that those who come 60
London. expecting Co SEQ the city sway
ing In banners. band and gala decor
atoms may be- disappointed. for such
displays are not made even Tor ROYALTY
In this uncXcitnble latitude, Hut l.nn-
don viii be stirred before II W done
with, and a part ~ the process viii he
an half hours iniornntlona, song SER
vice on Monday afternoon, July 10Th,
IN TrafnlHnr square, after which the
march will be- taken, ak abreast down
pnll Mall IN Hyde Park whore the
demon strntinn N expected o. be- the
greatest religious gathering the United
Kingdom has ever seen. n indeed. rs
Ukr has been known anywhere.
"'rhe Rufflln annner VIII wave for
the first time at an International En-
deavor convention. word having luft
come from London that thr empire "
tho SlnV has Joined the worlds En-
denvor ranks with a society IN st.
Petersburg
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-24
MARKET REPORTS.
NEW NoIii< MARKETS.
MONEY,

New York. Feb. ei-Money on call
nomlnally 2isH3 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. s5iN1h per
cent
sterling exchange nrmcr ct tsGaf,
FOR demand at 4.si1ti for ~ days;
posted rates. Lslisis5 and i.sgisi.M'
commercial bills. LS@if
silver ccrtihcatrn nominally t9'sW
cog.
liar silver. tsw.
Mexican dollars. az.
Government bonds steady; ~, 1904.
new ~ reg. and COUPON. LIZA, -
ii2a.. do coupon ii2a, ends. %. o.
reg. ana coupon. i.iia.
STOCKS AND BONDS.
Scw York. Fob. si.-Thc erect ~
yesterdays late selling movement was
porccnuhly in spots nj the opening TO-.
day. but the general run of prices was
inward. Tobacco moved up a.. to i.HH
on purchases ~ 1000 shares.
The bear traders concentrated their
energies against Sugar ana the grang-
erH met with a sympathetic following
In many other shares. sugar dropped
~. A. tho first hour drew 20 "a close
tho weakness became pronounced. stop
loss orders being diHindrrd In many
quarters. The unprecedented livell-
ness 81 the iron and steu. Industries.
coupled With extensive professional
manipulation LeEot quite a following
In the hui movement In these Htockt
which WIS instituted IN the second
hour
American steel forced M four points
ana Federal steel three points. Cover
ing IN sugar carried the price back
again 90 the highest level. The pro.
nnunccd strength u these shares grad,
unily pefmsutcd the railway list and
sharp gains resulted In many instances
The market was very fcycriHh az III,
high level with dealings contracted.
The bond market was quiet and ir.
regular with strength and weakness
prevailing In the active lines,
SUGAR.
New York. Feb. 2i-Sugar raw. nrmi
fair refining, az; centrifugal. " test
a.; Mollsser sugar. il-iG. refined
nrm; crushed. iisi powdered. 5Mi Eran'
uiatcd. Q.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-24
sALr or A oOAL MAJ.


\ private letter received In this city
today tells of the sale Of coal mine
near Trupic. Garfield county. ~ SAT-
Lake parties. the sum pnid being 22i.-
o10. Who the purchasers are ~ not
stated. but the sellers ARE said 90 ho
John and James Ahlstrom. who have
succeeded In cornering good part ~
tho valuable coal measures OF that see
ton.
Tho mines lie close To iIcnrleyille.
and are said 90 Yield an abundance of
good coal. The great difficulty. how
ever. H. their remote location from tho
country not Art approached by the iron
horse. II IN said, though. that tho
product can be- hauled the necessary
distance hy team. and then shipped az
profit hut this. Ia the individual ac-
au1lnted with that section. N looked
upon as very Improbable,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-24
INV MAMMor,rs INV WI.


The new min FOR the New Mammoth
nc bingham. Il Just about 10 assume
tangible shape. the excavation being
ready ana the material arriving daily
60 be- used In It's construction, The
plant viii have a daily capacity N 100
tons ana viii be- a cyanide 81 IN" most
modern pattern. and II II expected that
n viii b. up and IN operation not later
than May 1T. "a VIII be- run by clec.
tricity throughout. and aH all the con-
tracts nfr let. no delays are looked for
In the getting 81 material on the ground
20 n can be rushed Ia q Epccds COM
plrtion.
The New Mammoth mine Il pro-.
nounccd by those who have examined
II, one ~ the best properties IN Bling
ham, 10 " said 10 contain an almost
incNhnuHtihle supply NJ good milling
orc--ofc that viii average ~ ton In
gold. aud ~ such ~ nature aH 20 be
treated satisfactorily and az u hiTh
saving by the cyanide process, In that
u contains no tale or arsenic, ana u
free from an refractory substances
Superintendent Iloveridgc was In ycs-
toriny ANA stated that everything was
In good condition nc the property. A.
tho company II said To- have sufficient
cash with which 10 erect the mill, reg
ulnr dividends are expected from the
time II turns the first wheel
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nunslo Mining Company.

The nunnio Mining company, or
Eureka. by q. y. Tilson. J. ~ McKen-
dry. Andrew crumpr. &. !. IInnnlnn
and u. \. g. Stott. has filed articles ~
Incorporation with the state secretary.
The limit M the capital stock has been
fixed Mt tanOoo. divided into shares OF
the vnlur ~ 10 cents each. III COM
pnny's property Ia situated In the north
Tintio mining district and consists ~
The Little star Nos. I. 2 and o.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-24

n. Z. Joseph. manager Of the Lower
Mammoth nt Tintlc, has received word
from tho mine that "a strike had been
made ON tho NTH level, where full
face Of good looking ore was showing.
The miners are stopping ore between
silver and shows small percentage ~
gold, and into this they have crosrcut
q distance ~ ie feet Mr. Joseph went
out 10 the mine last evening To lnvustl-
gate the new strike
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-24

TRANSFERS. or STOCKS.
congor. 600 at Doe.
paly West. 100 at 1915.
Dalton A Lark, 1900 AZ phc.
Eagle, 900 at i0hc,
Four Aces. 400 at b1ci 100 at S9h;
100 at b3A.
leysor Marion. 800 NJ poe.
daienn, 900 At 6ao 100 at SEA-.
Lower Mammoth, 100 at pac; 100 ht
el,s' 800 at ali.i 900 at o. 1900 at so's;
100 at s0A..
Northern Light, 400 al &c.
Sacramento, 100 at 4ilsc; 200 at 40.
Sunshine 800 az SEE 800 AZ jlls 600
az 81 800 at 80, 100 at IS,
Star Consolidated, 300 at Sl27hi
100 Al tis9.
Bullion Beck Tunnel. $500 at sac.
Dalton. 1000 at o..
81
Joe Bowers Extension, 800 at 9ho;
700 AZ gN.
Little plttshuri. 1900 nj lshc.
Martha Washington, 600 NJ lS,sc,
Manhattan. 5000 at ice.
Sunbeam, 600 at iOci 1000 at 80.
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prNyrn LIvE srOcK.

Denver. colo. Feb ei--Cattle-R
celpts. 200. Market steady, Reef steers,
H.55Qb.OO. cows, sa.gbmi.2bi feeders,
freight paid g river h sss,ss,Sg' stock
sg.0OWa,O0,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-24

well there l. some advantage In be-.
lnr bald"
"liow do you mako that outT.'
Didn't you notice TINT Enrun IN.
sisted that Miles lied IN every hair 81
his head
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-24
CANNON IN A BALE OF RAGS
Chinese Relic Finds It's Way 10 This
Country In Peculiar Way.
g. Louis dlobe-Democrat.

In the rng room NJ one ~ the paper
mills In Dalton recently "a bale Of i'm.
ported rags was opened, The bate COM
talucd old linen garments which are
cut M ana made into record paper.
Down In the center of tho bale tho min
hands found an interesting relic In the
shape OF a Chinese sun or small can
non.
The cannon ir about four feet long
and of bronze highly ornumonted, with
scroll work. ana the body NJ which ~
covered With chinese letters. The bore
81 tho gun ~ about two Inches In diu-
meter. lhput halfway down the can
non II has been broken, probably by
heavy charge nf powder The gun h
muEzlo. luadinF and bears In Chinese
numerals the date Of the Chinese year
Of 1890.
A merchant of Pitisneld who has had
the cannon ON exhibition IN his window
had copy ~ the inscription ON II made
hy hif chinerc laundryman,nnd the fol-
lnwiug intprI rotation has been made by
tho editor ~ chinese paper In New
\ ORR August ~ autumn year ~ mouse.
First year ~ Gcnii iname ~ period la
Chinnl Mai lki. District Governor. and
his constituents agreeing with each 9TH
or. made and presented this hrOnzo.
mixed with ancient tin The work was
done nftrr the style ana form Of lntsu
Lei ~ lnEcn valley. In District of Co
haiku. aud bears this inscription "Iui-
gi-Hrl- CHI Slim" which Interpreted
means henevulcnce, duty. ceremony.
REFS Mt-HAN.
Hronge Maker In Village nf Arc.
The editor writes that he thinks an
attempt was made by some ono In
China tn carry on the gun. which Il
atIlNautlN ~ aoup Nalua nlaturipuIlNs
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rrs.ldsn, A,op,o Abandon. oruro.

New York. Feb. si-A dispatch to
the Herald from Lima. Peru, says;
Tclepfuphio ndvicca from Bolivia
state that President Alnnzo. fearing
that General pandn might cut IN his
communications with PetoFi and Sucn.
has abandoned oruro. leaving General
Vargas In charge.
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that II was concealed In some old cloth
Ing and eventually found its way into
the bale of rags. which was shipped
20 this country.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-24
$8.75

Odd suit sale has been such a great sue
ross that Wo arr going 20 break this
fulo aud continue the sale ~ our suits
ln Single and Double breasted sncks--
those odd ones that sold for gi2io. Si15o.
1880. $3.50 $500 and 5000 Back
WoufHd excepted ~ tho end NJ tho
week. This is strictly o. cash sale and
no charges viii De- made " these suits
nt the advertised price.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-24
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining uncaiicd Tor at the post.
once. Salt Lake city. Utah. January
Is. 1899. 10 obtain these letters the ap-
plcant must call FOR Advertised LIT.
tors." and give the date OF the list II
not called Tor within two weeks they
will be sent TO the Dead Letter once.
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PRODUCE.

San Francisco. Feb. 2i.-Wheat-
Firmer. May, i.ieh. Dec. i.isi,; cash.
LIS.
Barley--Cash. t.2sN.
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Waterman nrother.. stock rrohers'
No. Central Bik. Phone Ca rings.
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Andrew a Lombard. stock nroh.rs'
2Os Atlas Block. Tel. 1904 Rings.
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LIGHT packers. sss5as5o, mixed, $500
92Gj. heavy, sJ40n3Go.
No sheen
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MORT. A West. stock nroh.r-
i1i Atlas Block. Telephone col.
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Have Your Piano. .n, ofEsns Tuned
and Regulated at u. q. caldcr's Sons.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-24

Elmer D. Darling. stoch nroker.
loans; . W. 2nd South. Tel los.
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swansea, 400 at ti2i.
Total shares sold. $500.
Selling value OF itocks, S9,io5.5o'
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As a Rule
We Make
It a Rule

To always observe tho rule Of not con-
iinuins any OF our sales longer than
the prescribed time but our
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Luc. A Jennings. stock iirnher-,
W. Second South st.. Telephone II
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The editor writes that he thinks an
attempt was made by some one In
China tn carry on the gun, which Il
evidently Of some value historically;
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O~~NS><NrN><><Ss~><N~ ~l(~>~NO~~~~~N
Iuc. A Jennings. stock uroher-,
Is W. Second South 81. Telephone ise.
Have Your Piano. .nd ofEs,s Tuned
and Regulated at u. q. Caldcr's Sons.
Andrew A Lombard. stock nroh.rs'
EOS Atlas Block. Tel. 1904 Rings.
Morri. a West. stock brohsrs,
i1i Atlas Block. Telephone col.
waterman nrothcr.. stock rrohers.
No. 6 Central nik. Phone iG-9 rings.
Elmer D. Darling. stoch nroker,
loans; . W. end South. Tel. t0s.
Harry u. Coic. stock nroher.
No. % West Second South. Phone 339.
==----=aa=a=a-=
Taylor Ufo... sto-h nraters.
u W. First SO. Wire orders our expense
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Harry u. Cote. stock nrotcr.
o. % West Second South. 'phono $50.
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rsyior Bfo... sto-h nroter..
"A W. First So. Wire orders our expense
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-05-03
Remedy for Cuts.

One fall several of my horses, being
full Of life and energy, took swift
run down wire fence, two abreast.
One next to the wire fence, becoming
crowded, plunged into the wire fence
at full speed, lacerating her fore legs
badly above the knee. The wound
was about seven inches across and
four inches deep. Neighbors pro-
nounced it incurable. or, if cured, that
the animal would be stiff and useless.
But / brought her out, SO that the
scar was scarcely visible, by applying
the ashes Of burned leather Of any
kind, wherever the wound was worst.
The leather should first be soaked in
coal oil, then placed in kettle and
ignited. The ashes are the cure. A
brother cured bad cut on horse
with this remedy, and I know of many
other cases where it succeeded to the
entire satisfaction Of the user. 1t is
simple and has not a big name; but it
does the work. That is all | care for.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-05-03
Cost Of the ConstaLuIary.

COLUMBIA, April 20.-There has been
comment recently on the continued
s.largeness" of the constabulary force.
The general impression is that there
has been absolute smoothness in the
operations of the dispensary law, and
that there was nothing for the con-
stabulary to do. The fact Of the mat
teri is there are now sixty or sixty-one
men me II on the constabularyy force, ali Of
them drawing pay. This is rather-a
of peace, for the dispensary. The force
1ninistrations. The Legislative ex-
the books the other day and fixing up
accounts, was struck with the heavy
expense of the constabulary and the
small returns that were being received.
Said one OF the members of the COM
mittec: s'rhe liquor that the State
seizes costs just abouta dollara drink
Notice was sent out by direction OF
Governor Ellcrbe to begin thereduction
of the constabulary force. Itseems as
il it is to be q slow decrease. Adviccs
were sent to the chiefs to-day that four
men were to be dropped from the force,
and it is stated that vacancies will not
be filled now, and that from month to
month the force will be reduced, as
there is no necessity for more men.
The fact of the matter is, but for the
pressure Of office-seellers and the hcsi-
fancy OF dismissing men who have done
the best they perhaps knew how to do,
there would be no need for over thirty
men on the constabulary force, and
this would give some OF tho counties
more than one man. Quite IL number
OF the counties are now regarded as
having public sentiment worked up
sufficiently not to need more than an
occasional visit from the constables.
The constabulary force has been
costing the State about $4,000 a year,
and the impression is that the large
force has done nothing towards help
ing in the enforcement Of the law or in
reducing the shipments into the State
to any considerable extent, apd that Il
force half the size of that now on the
payroll would easily do fully as much
good.-NcWs and Courier.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-05-03
Blood Cure Sent Free.

By addressing Blood Balm Co., $50
Mitchell Street, Atlanta, Ga., any OF
our leaders may obtain a sample bot
tie of their famous B. B. B.-Botanic
Blood Balm, the 8 eatest, grandest,
best and strongest Blood Remedy
made. Cures when all else fails, PIN
pies, ulcers, scrofula, eczema, bo!ls,
blood poison, eating sores, distressing
skin eruptions, cancer, catarrh, rheu-
matism. Free medical advice included
when description Of your trouble is
given. This generous offer is worth
while accepting Sample bottle sent
all charges prepaid. Large bottles,
Containing nearly quart Of medi-
cine) for sale by all druggists at 81
per bottle. B. B. B. is away ahead
Of all other Blood Remedies for curing
Blood Humors. Try 3. 3. B.
A discontented individual is like
a sailboat without rudder.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-05-03
In MEMORIAM.


The following poemis lovingly dedl.
Gated to my beloved husband. Charlie
ton Hines Strickland, who entered
into rest one year ago, April the
twenty-third, by his ever devoted
wife, Teresa Hammond Strickland:
A MEMORY.
o, the sweet old Southern garden,
With it's pillows Of perfume!
o, the bees and birds and sunshine,
When the fruit trees were in bloom!
Where the sloping, lawnlike velvet,
Gemmed with stars Of jonquils sweet
And the purple of the tomb-vine,
Spread carpet for my feet.
And the stately white flag lilies,
With the leaves of silver sheen.
Waved like flags of truce for lovers
From the banks of vivid green.
O, beloved remember
With prayer that sacred bush,
With it's trailing vines of roses,
That we called the maiden's blush.
How you twined crown Of flowers,
Tied with bits of grasses green,
And you crowned me, then down kneel'
ing
You proclaimed me your hearts Queen
Never knight more true and loyal
Knelt before his lady's feet,
Than were you, my fair faced lover,
In those childhood days 80 sweet
And we sat beneath the rose vines,
Where the fragrant petals fell
There we'd build our fairy castles,
There our vows of love we'd tell.
Every nook within the garden,
Where each bud and blossom grew,
Where the birds their nests were build
ling,
o, beloved! veil we knew.
All, dear God! We then were happy,
And we thought for FER to be;
But the years have passed, and sorrow
Leaves me only memory.
All things pass and fade. my darling;
Now the trees are dead and gone;
Now the weeds grow in the garden,
That is of all beauty shorn.
Alb, the echoes of past pleasures
Haunt each dear familiar spot
Like sad spirits ever weeping,
That will never be forgot.
You have passed away, beloved,
Just as life had reached its noon,
And upon our path of brightness,
Came the sunset, far too soon.
But I know that on some planet,
Brighter, sweeter far than this,
I shall find you, best beloved,
And we'll drink our cup of bliss!
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-05-03

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