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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-07-13

nGbe ippllt, Gnb It inpllt treie, { giiil
sSnprefdf f1iDn uff ibr 0er3 81 rnd1er
Sr Gnbert Der berhulnlnelte StiubenE
rMen, saintfabe. i6 iann iinae 70 ffpietl
fpie I Nahtiodl. 90 dnBerte ih!y
Nab man uff, bdB mir net Wahts bic
gal iibeeasbt nit Detne Sinaerei.
aNo, GHbert er, .Du tuir1nt 5ebe, cas
ipirb fetne performGna iptrhe. vMhl
reiht. dnbere id. thu nur net All riel
NIT benz Wbisfie anfeubte, fDnlt fnod,s
tefhte nod aug benz 3dtt fnnlr1e. 90
! fcie mir benn feinellie los. Die Sim
GERS thue ppr bic Jung QGbie ibrs0aliss
thiir iicb ufffhteae dnb Der Meif GrS
her sSreb tbue ebuut haIbe Blod ipeiz
ter fih in { buntle Rorrer fhtelle.
Mt fDrIt is bes auh fein gegangs.
8eim erIhte 0ers ben Die 8eihe alle
Mol Das Gho 10 feir1 gefnnqe, baB
man es aar net beRer lpinIhe fonnt,
bot i'd ben aenptibo, baB fotparb has,
Gnb' bon rem 2ieb hie 0eubes BON
benz Gho fhon fhiDfte fparen Gnb idf
fen aetpu5t, bab Die beibe dlte 5iiffel
fchpn su piel nit benz Wbisfie anaez
feilchtet eebabt batien drb ben met
Daut aehett, baB bas { gut's Gnb
nehrnt tpirb. genb 11ubr 10 is es
auh eefomme. 9lbl at ipDna, bim5|t
mo bic @anoesbriiber nit benz let5hte
0erfb fd,torte tbue, bDr i1 Madet
tre bas @dao feie thllt Gnb benn BAT
bos Gdo lei eiaen Wes aefilnge. $50
bag Quartet iinat:
rgla6ts iteb' idb bier Dor eiebdrns @aus4
6riiIt elmer BON oas gho:
pSu 2ump, I'll iaufit ia ales aus!a
Damn that bas Quartet fpieber iinae:
linn itOre nleines aiebhens 9ub!"
nnb bann ballert bas Gno tpieber:
p@erb. alter Siiffel Ga.1
Menb mo ie b5h0it nit benz Gonq Su
Gnb fpmmen, ben ith Der Meit dnbu
Der berbnmmelte Stjubent in bie6dark
aebatt dnb ben fidb perf9lase. bitoH5
Der Wlett bet gu biel ppn benz WbisM
aefoffe.
gs bet auh aar net lang aenonlme,
fp mar biepolib ba Gnb ben 5e drrefh=
tel dno ib ben nod ihrc 9Gbl aebe
miiife, Inn fe ben sSoerina tpteber Der@
ousaufrieae. Wie ie am dnnern Sag
por Die pplib Sort setomme finb, ben
ih AUDI nod ibre 6ein sepdbt, bifObs
i'd ben fe aedstt, baB fe bas G6o iinge
fcute dnb idh that net gleife Tie in
Srubel au febe. eSbr !
Shan g hor6 3intfabe.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-07-13

Cine praftifne Neueruna fir bas
8erlaben bon @ifelhahnaiitern lit in
Oent16lunb aufaefommen. Die Ma=
i9inenfabrif in &aifel eonitruirt iebt
HangirlocpmotiDen in Der Mrt unierer
Qbbilbung. beren befonbere @iaenart
barin beitsbt. haB auf benz Itarfeu
Rabmen Ger GCcomotibe nod elm bon
elmer tleinen 6ilfsmafdine betbdttgter
Drebfrabn aufgefaut 1T. Der btrsct
bonn 6iibreritanbe aus bebient perben
fcnn. Sierburh aepinnt Der &ra1n,
btefes fir einen eroben Waarenums
i4lage unentbebrlide 9ebetpert5eug
cine uneemeine 8etpealihfeit; ipGbrenb
BEL Der Mnmenbune Der setpDbnltden
feititebenben Orebtrdhne bic Was,n
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-07-13
9as nrrltng iidtc Gd)o.
@on Sdon sd)nrto 3intiape, @rrtsries arb
Salubnfieper.

Scr. Gpitor!
Die 2tit tbun INNER ihipdbe BON
ros heutfdR Qieb. pc einiaes uff bic
el! biets Epll. hot ic5 nub riellie luee,
rob id net piel Subs nor Die G;inaerei
hontpe tine. sSn be f;rit BIdbb bin icn
ols { G'inoer oar fei 5odIeb net; tic
Ganoesbri,her ioas id, bdtt out
Ghtimm nrr V;ertr;nfe 1nb RirDz
fleifheiie, bot lpenn ih Su finae fhtar@
tcte. 10 ipllt ib hefer Die Nebborbub
ben bipileiSb Niepsl aus ben WeG
oefe. bifobs bah es iiie { llnaliid aene
fpnnt. Sic ben auh oefaat, bob fe als
pdiiipes Mitalien nib oleid)e tbdte,
Tot bob ie Die 2ein ornbe n1iibt, nenn
id, dls aftipes Wlitalieb nlitlinoe fpolIt,
hos tbat bic Reppll:i1enon bon ibrem
Werein in 8runb anb 3pcen inpeIle.
gbelI am annern Spenina fsin mir
Ire um il.na 2dhie c Serenlo 3u
trinaen dnb De hair!ne ie E lieb oaau
inae ipplle mo ciner ghp n,Gd)e mubt.
Well bic 6anaesbriiper hen erfcht in
mel 6alubn nod, Drinf aenomme,
bifor ipir nah Die il,ra Q1bie ibr Sous
deaanae fsie dnh 10 faae fe: Gs is E
Vittic, bah mir feline Singer bafpfpe,
um Oas @ho all iinoe. h1t lpir ben net
aenua 2eit bier. 60 fperoe ipir Sic
6erendb mitals oas Gdlo iinoe lnuBe,
tras ben @ffeft fhpeule tbut.
Sp ruff isb ben Meif Gnb ben rerz
bltmmelte 5tiubent Gno thu linn dste,
ob fe 0ddte, tie tOnnte en- Ghp ginae.
rGhubr, dnBert Der perbun,melte
Gtiibent. .Oa is aar mir iiier III Der
Melt tpie bas. SD tbu Bimplie Die
lebfhte Wort repiete, no ssSbr finae-
tbut dnb bas lid fduhr fei nererei. Z.
rWen. " ina i'd su nie annere Gam.
qesbriiDer. .ber Treb dnb Der Meif ieie
frnart, bd brau6t Sbr anr tel Mib0riel
nit sSbne ab3uholts. Sie folIe fidb Il
8lod BON Guh tpea an Gorner fd,telz.
le dnb folle ndhfinae, mas seSbr ibne
pprfinae thut."
B Wen, bic Mnners badten, bes tpdr'
cub gibid Gnb Ie tDare Batisfeib. b0t
oer sSreb 6nb ber Meif ben beibe aezl
Ioat. Tie f0nnte net iinqe, ipenn fe 70
trode i'm Gals mare Gnb ih miiBt lime
Auartflush nit Mbisfie mitaebe, fp5
bdb fe ibre Ghtimnlerl drlfeuhte f0nns
te. Wen, itb ben geIaht GnD ben qez
fdat, Qndrtbpttel tbGt ih net meins
be, Bot fie iplIEe ihre Cad qut made,
bitpbs biesil Gable mar Der @6ab
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-07-13

zines 2ieutenants, Captains, OhsrItz
lieutenants, Sberiten unb DtbiiiDns&
generals. Npr allem aei6nete er fih
i'm Erimfriege aus, llnb nidt nlinber
herborraaenb iparen feline 2eiitrnasfls
ndhrenb ber erzGrpebitionen bpn
1860, 1869, 1866 unb 1868, no er
al Der 5pibe zines Neailnents ghafs
feufs b'Mfrique ftanb. CUR 3eit ner
Barrier Belaaerung commdnDirte er
cine Briaabe in 0eriailles. Nuh Me~
craanifation ber Mrmee ipurbe er gum
General ernannt.
Der betannte fransoii1ne Surif nnb
Minifter gremieur erSdhIte einrlal:
n@ines Nbenbs pdr eille arDbere Cd
iellihaft in meinem Worten perlaln=
melt; ipGhrellb i'd nit ber Nachsl Qlrm{
in Nrm ipaaieren aina traten berf1ies{
bere 8dite 3u uns nne lieBen iih Der
Giinitleriii bor1tenen, unter Mnberen
audi Elm Mbgeprbneter aug BET Wroz
bi1a; er eraing iih ii bitbnrambi{hen
2oheserbebunaen iiber Nade!s besaus
bernbes Spiel am bpriaen Mbenb.
.Welh Sriumpbe Teierten5ie geIfernt
Sic iinb Elm Dabres @enie!" rief Ell
feaeifterf aug; adber ouh bas Drama
rDie 6oratitr" lit bortrefflih llnb Qnr
hie Stelle .Au'il Inrurut! ,,@iebt,s
.fpas 6nOneres21 llnb inlmer tpieber
rief er: Dull mourut!D Qlls Set Qlbs
Qerrbnete ii6 enblih entfernt batte, bes
1r1erfte Wadel: Der brtngt Ginen Ia
llIn d NIT 1einem etpigen yqu'iI nlonrnt!
Was min er nenn bdmit21 .Das lit
la, entaeanete in, Der Muf5hrei SEE
alien 0Drdtius, dis man ibm r1elbet
naB fein SDhn lnh am 2eben III.
.Wo iDnnnt benn Dds bor21 froate Sic
Riinfflerirl. llnb ih: ,.6dben @ie
benn ME Die 6oratierS oelsfsne y
yNie, 0ntiportete Better SIC n
si@ babs nllr meine yaOlle aeleiet
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-07-13

AIuS lUu uDSl ul1A1y ulGS.
Mie iit All trGben onfinqtn, alma "a
Drunter u1b briiber, ipie Bel elmer uhr,
bic feds MDhen Sci einem llhrmahsr
in ber Rur mar. gs mar feline aubt
unb Drbnnng barin.
SD IieB aber bic sSliiael nicbt bdnz
ger, fonbern erfunbiate mid unter Der
6dnb ildh abnornlen Hrdbern, tDie iA
tie fir neinen 3fred bronchte!
IS buuerte auh niht lanqe, 10 err
hielt id cine 3ufhrift, bab nabe iiber
Der Grenae auf einem 6ofe fih Elm
6uhn befttlhe, bds fpie Elm 6ahn frGhe
lsno lDie eine orbentlide Denne gier
leae. OaS mar ettpas fir mid.
SD mahte mich nuf, reiite iiber bie
9renae nnb tam ouf ienen Siibnerz
,hof.
Dafelbit pernahm ih, bab bic 5enne
fl,ra borber npm syudbs qebplt tpproen
Tel, bob fie aher mob brei Gter aus
riidaelaffen bcbe. SD eritanb biefe
I'm ein Siinbenaelb unb berpadte lie
fprafdltia in einem Ri5fchen, bas id,
nihf aus Der 6anb lief unb por Der
aerinaften Grf6;itteruna bepabrte.
9lls t6 iiber bic @rense auriidfuhr,
ha6te ih bel ben 3Dunern alatt porbei
au tpmnen. Oph man nDtbiate mid,
in ben 3olllaal einautreten, no qerabe
etr mlnbfertiaer Berliner nit flint
aroBen @epdditiiden obne Durdinhs
una burhaelaiien purbe.
v@tipas 0eraollbares?" herrfrhte
MIDI Elm 3Onner an unb mari einen
fori6enben glid auf mein adftden.
eSm 0orgefiibl, mas fpmmen tpiirbe,
CAB i'd nit dngitli4er Stimme, bic
Yerfiheruns ab, bab bas GGfthen
nihts entbalte, mas fir einen 3Dllner
Fentereffe baben f0nne.
llmfonft! Die raube 6anb bes Sc
iebes i4iittelte mein fhtper erporbenes
Gut bin unb ber, unb beim Seffnen
trat bic 8efdeerung flar, pielmebr UNI
flar au 5ase. Sdalen unb sSnbalt bez
fonben ii6 in Seperataufan6e.
glun purbe ih tpilb. Tub ben 91n=
rer brinsenb elm, iih nus meinen aerz
brcdene1 Wrutetern einen @terfuhen
gu baden, unb hefam barob obenbrein
als Danf Die arobte 8eleibiouna.
Oas gnDe Rom 2iebe mar, bab i61,
an meinen unfAuloiaen 6dbnen ausz
lieb, einen nah benz anbern ben S1aIs
umbrehte unb perfpeiite. G,eIhinedt
baben iie mir niht.
yun babe i6 einen orimmiaen 6ab
cesen ale nbren. sic fDnnen mir alle
aeitohlen perben, Defenders iene, bic
ni6t mir sebOren. ss4 bebaupte, bab
man bur6 Die ubren aulebt Elm qana
unribtiaes 3eitoerbGltltib erlanqt,
benn befanntlidb eebt ia feine aan3
reAt, ia felbIt Die Sonne. unIere Sim
melsuhr hdat ii6 nic1t ouna aenau an
Die ibr idbrli6 srgemeiIene 3eit.
SIN iitrigen mOhte id, tpilIen, pie
Die llbr ausgeieRn bat. auf peldg
WilhslmSsu Tim 8eainne Der 3. Scene
bes 4. Nufauee5) aeeen ben 0oot @eb=
ler 10 arimnia onfpieIt. sA ipGre
2iebhober fir lie. obfhpn ih audi nit
ipr fpabridginlicf cnaefiihrt lpiirbe;
ieoenfalls ainae iie Inn bsildufia 600
Sabre 5u fpdt = aher bas fpGre beutz
artaae, mo alles 10 uniinnia remit unb
boitet unh iaat. aerabeau Doblthueno ,
unb berlbicenc.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-07-13
Marqlis De 6alifft,
Nranfrctd)s Griegsminiiter.

@aiton Muguite Marquis be Galis
fet, Der neue8riegsminif er5ranfreids,
beifen Bib mir bringen, ailt als elmer
Der eifriaiten Monarhiften unb 1T
hurh unb purh Mriitofrat. 6eit mebr
als 80 ca6ren ninmt er einen Hana
in Der Mrnee ein. 1848, erit 18 ssyahTd
alt, trat er in tieIelbe elm, unb broT
es nit % e'sabren gum unterlieuteA
nant. Gr burblief f1nelI bic @rabe
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-07-13

erit in Die unmittelbare Ndbe bes
Grabnes gebra6t tperben miiifen, fann
umgetebrt Der 2ocomotipbrebtrabn an
zen gu entlobenben Maaen beranfabs
rem, er9reift bic betreffenbe Qait unb
1hpentt lie iofort in ben au belaiten=
ZEN Wasen binein. gs benarf feiner
langen observation-disclosures. bab uuf
hieie Weiie erbeblid an 3eit gefpart
Derben fann. Die Contribution unter=
iheioet ii6 in feiner 0iniiht bon einem
aepObnliGen Drebfrahn. 8ermittel1t
zines 3abnrabgetriebes fann Der burm
elm f6peres gontreaetpicht ausbalars
eirte Musleser bes Rrabnes frei nah
allen Rihtungen berumsef9peatt
tperben.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1899-01-04
HumOr of the Day.

Whenever a girl tells a young
man that her dress is made of
material that doesn't rumple that
ought to be sutficient.-Chicago
News.
"Kirby tells me he walk,1n his
sleep" "How remarkable. He
doesn't do anything but sit
around while he is awake."-
Chicago accord.
Women's Complexion depend for
beauty upon Digestion. DR.. NJ. A. Sim
mons Liver Medicine Regulates the
Stomach. Liver and Kidneys and
secures the blessings of good Digcs-
ton.
Cholly-"Aw-l always pity
man who lives, by his wits. don
cherknow!" Miss Sharpe-"I
should think you would envy
h!m."-Brooklyn Life.
'She-"I believe 5000 can make
goouS deal Of trou,tle in this
world )"That's the amount
you .3aid for the piano for your
daughter, isn't it2"
He-"Ho@ do you know that
Jones has come into money ~
She-"Why, formerly peopl. al
ways said he was crazy: now
they say he ls original. al.'--Stand-
ard.
"Why did William throw over
that charming little modiste he
was in love with? ?" Because, he
said the men would all shnn him
If he waa dressmaker's Bill"
"Willison's wife is such woM-
anly woman" said the gossipy
boarder. "Poor Wilson" said
the Savage Bachelor, and relapsed
into his usual grim silence.-Cin.
cinnati Enquirer.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1899-01-04
GRIM GRIPS
DEADLY MARCH.
DEALS DEATH AND DESTRUC-
TION TO MANY.
Boston, New York. Philadelphia,
Washington, Louisville, Ter.
rOriZed by the Awful
ScOurge. All the
Great CenterS Of
Population
Affected.

The depressing effects Of the present
epidemic of Grip are apparent every
where. Teachers, clerks. business men,
mechanics, laborers, street car drivers,
school children, police officers and
even the doctors all furnish victims
by the hundreds.
No remedy yet discovered can show
results equal to DR.. Miles Restorative
Nervine. 1t quickly overcomes the
excessive exhaustion, invigorates the
appetite and assists nature to throw
off the deadly microbes from the s,s-
TEN. In times OF epidemic like the
present it should be taken asa pre-
ventive Of disease.
Grip had left me a physical wreck ::
weak, helpless and miserable. could
not eat: could not sleep: could not
gain any strength, and had nervous
prostration OF the worst kind. Our
home physician could not help me and
l commenced using DR.. Miles Ner-
vine. The first nights sleep that |
had had in four months came as tn.
result of two first doses. When | had
taken two bottles felt better than |
had before in years, and continued to
improve until was entirely cured"
ELI WooDARD, Plymouth, Ills.
All druggists are Authorized to sell
DIR. Miles Nervine on a,guarantee that
first bottle benefits or money refunded.
BE sure and get DR.. Miles Nervine.
Booklet on heart and Nerves sent free.
Address,
DIR. Miles Medica; Co., Elkhart, Ind.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1899-01-04
SETTLEMENT OF CLAIMS.
Matter In. diving Millions of Dol
lars, Growing Out of the War.

Washington, Dec. 2S.--Immedi.
ately upon the ratification of the
peace treaty by the senate the
president Will recommend to con-
gress the enactment Of legislation
looking to the settlement of the
claims Of American citizens for
damages sustained III Cuba. Pu-
ertO Rico and other Spanish DOS
sessions which formed the seat of
war. These claims to the amount
of $26, 900 900 on this score have
already been lodged with the
state department. It's true that
an unknown portion Of these are
claims based on depredatlons
committed b. Cuban insurgents,
Tor which 1T is questionable
whether the Spanish government
could be held responsible. On the
other hand, it Is believed that
there are many claims for large
amounts that have not yet been
presented owing TO the inability
of the claimants t. secure the
necessary corroborative evidence
during the Spanish occupation of
the evacuated territories or be-
cause of the belief that it would
be fruitless to present any claim
so long as Spanish sovereignty
was maintained.
Now, however. by an article in
the treaty Of Paris the United
States has assumed liability for
all claims preferred by it. citi
zens on account of depredations,
or IN fact on any proper score.N
In turn the Spanish assumed
liability for any claim that might
have been made on account of
Spanish citizens or the Spanish
government itself against the
United States What such claims
would have amounted to cannot
be estimated. None we're filed
with the United States govern.
mont prior to the declaration of
war.
But it is recalled that there was
much criticism on the part of the
high Spanish officials of the al.
legged failure of the United States
government to observe the re-
quiremsnts Of the neutrality laws
and more than one settlement to
the effect that the Spanish gov.
ernment intended to present a
claim for a round number of mill.
ions on that score
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1899-01-04
Capt. o. Barber Dead.

Capt. O. Barber died Saturday
morning about 4 O'Clock, and was
buried at Union Sunday, funeral
service being conducted by Rev.
j. II. Wilson 1t is generally
known that he had suffered two
strokes of paralysis before, and
the third came upon him Friday
while out on his farm in his bug
gy. Mr.. Burnside, who happened
to be present, took him home,
after which he never appeared to
be conscious.
We suppose there was no far
mer in chester county more wide
ly known than Capt. O. Barber.
He was elected to the legislature
in 1878 and again in 1880. We
quote the following paragraph
from a special to the State:
Capt. Barber was born in FAIR.
field county, October 24th, 1880,
and was, therefore, in the 69th
year of his age. He received his
education in Fairfield and Ches
ter counties and has lived most of
his life in the village Of Richburc.
this county. He has been n most
successful farmer and has in his
time amasscd quite n comfortable
fortune. He was at one time
president of and q large stockhoi.
der in the Cedar Shoals Cotton
Manufacturing company near
Rlchburg. He entered the war a
a private and served as a brave,
faithful Confederate soldier dur
ing the entire four wears of the
war. At the close of the war he
was captain Of Company B. Fourth
5. Z. regiment, IN Gen. NJ. G. But
ler's brigade"
Capt. Barber was elected to the
Legislature in 1878 and again in
1850 He was one Of the original
corporators and directors of the
Chester and Chcraw railroad.
II" was generous, to a fault
perhaps, and many a poor family
mourn the d. .th of one from
whom they received help in times
Of need.
The deceased left widow and
and two sons, Attorney General
Barber, and Mr.. Jay Q. Barber,
of Richburg.-Chester Lantern,
9th.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1899-01-04

Il have just recovered from the
second attack Of la grippe this
year" says Mr.. Jas. A. Jones,
publisher OF the Leader. Mexia,
Texas. sin the latter case | used
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy,
and | think with considera BILE
success, only being in bed little
over two days against ten DAYS
tor the former attack. The second
attack | am satisfied would have
been equally as bad as the first
but for the use of this remedy as
| had to 90 10 bed in about six
hours after being struck with it,
wiiie ~ the first case | was able
to attend to business about two
days before getting down." For
sale by j. +. MACKEY & Co.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1899-01-04
How to Prevent Pneu M onia.

You are perhaps aware that
pneumonia always results from
a cold or from an attack of la
grippe. During the epidemic of la
grippe few years ago when so
many cases resulted in pheumo.
mia, 1t was observed that the at
tack was never followed by that
disease when Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy was used. 1t
counteracts any tendency of
cold or la grippe to result in that
dangerous disease. 1t is the best
remedy IN the world for bad colds
and la grippe. Every bottle war
ranted. For sale by J. f. MACKEY
Il Co.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1899-01-04

Lady-"And what does your
father do" Little Girl--"Oh,
papa is doctor" Lady--"In.
deed! | suppose he practices a
great deal, does he not?" Little
Girl-"Oh, no. He doesn't prac-
tlce any more. He knows how
now"
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1899-01-04
Judge Benet on the Question of
Jurors.
Special to The State.

Special to The State.
Charleston, Fec. 2S.-Judge Benet
to-day announced his decision on the
motion for new trial based on the
claim that one or more Jurors were
not "qualiiicd electors" in the intent
ana meaning of the constitution. On
the constitutional question his honor
decided that qualified elector," and
qualified juror, must be Il ''rcgistercd
voter This was favorable to the
movers. But his honor decided, second
~, that all parties had due notice and
with proper diligence could have as
certaIned before trial whether Jurors
were qualified. The objection should
nave been raised before trial. And,
thirdly, his honor decided that there
was not sufficiency of evidence in
the certificate Of the clerk of the court
that the jurors name did not appear
on the registration rolls filed with him
to prove that the juror was not reg
lst- voter. The motion for new
trial was refused.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1899-01-04

The Buffalo widow who had
pleasure" in thanking her friends
for their attention during the
fatal illness Of her late husband"
Is parelleled by the Wichita girl
who Is acting as army nurse at
Fort Mcpherson. She writes that
she has twenty typhoid fever
cases under her care and is de-
hgh.ed with her work.--Roches-
ter Herald.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1899-01-04

Bride-''I'm SO afraid people
Will find out that we're Just mar
ried tpat Fve made Will promise
to treat me in public just as if he
had no thought for any one but
himself" Matron-''I adopted
that plan when | was married,
and my husband never got over
it."-Tit Bits.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1899-01-04

How did the fire start?' SIN
the haberdasher's store. the the.
ory Of the insurance companies is
that one Of the new fall necktles
and pair Of golf stockings got
crossed. ."-Chicago Tribune.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1899-01-04
Excerpts From The YOrkville
Enquirer.

Mr.. M. j. Long is visiting
friends in Lancaster.
Misses Minnie and Maggie Par
due, of Lancaster, are in Yorkville
visiting the Misses Long.
Miss Beulah Flynn, of Lancas-
ter, Is visiting in Yorkville, the
guest Of Misses Docla and Jessie
Long.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul &. McCorkle,
of Rock Hill, spent. Christmas in
Yorkville with Mr.. b. N. Moore's
family.
Agent b. w. Cauther, of the
c. Il n. w. X. r., at this place,
with his family, are visiting
friends and relatives at Heath
Springs. Lancaster county.
MIR. II. A. Long, of the Enquirer
force, spent Christmas in Laucas.
ter county with friends and rela-
tives.
The case of B. II. Roberts, a
Norman representative from
Utah, who has more than one
wife, and who continues to live
with them all, is attracting a aon-
considerable amount of attention
In the papers, and will probably
be looked into by the present or
the next congress. Roberts does
not attempt to deny that he is a
polgyamist; but claims that he
has as much right to be such as
did Abraham, Isaac, Jacob and
the rest Of the patriarchs. He
claims that the Presbyterians are
raising all the storm against him {;
but that he is fully prepared to
meet the Issue.
Rock Hill correspondence Col
umbia State, Tuesday The young
men of the city got up fox chase
yesterday afternoon which bid
fair to be an enjoyable affair, but
which was marred by a rather
serious accident almost at the
start. Indeed, at first it appeared
fatal, but happily proved not.
The riders swept up Main street
at swift run with DIR. Wallace
Fennel! and Mr.. Herbert Dunlap
in the lead upon pair Of mettle-
some animals. The mare ridden
by MIR. Dunlap was not well
broken To the saddle, and when
they reached the Public Library
1t was noticed that he seemed to
be losing control Of his mount.
When the riders reached the liv.
cry stable of Kerr Il Klmball.
DIR. Fennell's mare made dash
for the stable and Mr.. Dunlap's
horse, in following. failed to clear
the curb stone, stumbled and fell,
throwing her rider over her head
and falling on HIM. Mr.. Dunlap o
was carried unconscious into the
stable office and he soon revived.
he was painfully bruised and cut
about the face and knees and his
right arm badly stove up. Fortu.
nately there were no dislocations
or fractures, and unless there
proves to be internal injuries he
vii! be ont IN q week or two
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1899-01-04

"The man that l marry" she
SAID, must be one who always
thinks before he speaks" "Then,"
replied the young gentleman at
whom the shaft had been aimed,
II guess he'll never ask you."--
Cleveland Leader.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1899-01-04

If you happen to get Que of
those yellow strips We are send
ing out, and don't owe anything
on your paper, it is not intended
for you, but for some one, who is
badly In arrears.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1899-01-04

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