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Master's Sale. /
The State Of South Carolina,
E IS COUNTY OF, F,ABBEYILLE. -
4. tsSr q eoURT !oB COMMON RIEAs.
George b. Morrah against s.sP. Morrah and
~ w. d. .Morrahe Individually and as Ad.
ministrators Of John Morrah, deceased,
81 aud others. 49,.
DY AUTHORITY OF "a DECREE OF
sale by the Court or Common Pleas for Able.
Vile County, In said State, made In the above
stated oase,I Will offer for sale. at Public Out
CRY, at tAbbeyille. @. Hns..C, on salesday in
hours Of lsale the following described land, to
wit: All that tract or parcel OF land situate,
lying and being in, Abbeville; County, in the
State aforesaid, containing q =
Six Hundred and Twenty (620)
|sgssiS ;5 Acres,
nnoreof less, and bounded by the Estate OF E.
Cowan on the South, by J. 8. Britt on the
West, by j. .C.Kennedy on the North. and G..
|A. Hanvey on the South; known as the Home
Place. s,kiS &SJttg@
ALso, The Gown tract, in. said State and
County, containing ,.
One Hundred and Fifty-Six (l56)
..~.# Acres, a.. '
IT,, t>o,,n dod -, tho Nyaot hu 10 ~ do
OF w. u. Morrah AID j. L. Kennedy, North
by lands OF j. L. Kennedy, East by lands Of
Fannie Norrell, South by lands of J. 8. Bull
and the De La Howe Estate.
ALSO, all that tract or parcel of land known
as the Connor tract, containing
Three Hundred 5000 Acres,
more or less, and bounded by lands of Mrs.
Watson, Hunter Bros, Mrs. NJ. E. Lyon, Gull.
ford Cade and others.
ALSO, an undivided seven.thirtieths (7.SO)
interest In a tract or lot Of land, containing
Five (5) Acres,
more or less, upon which Is a Grist Mill and
Cotton Glnnery, known as McKitrick's Mill.
ALSO, an undivided one-sixth interest in
that tract or parcel OF land, containing
Seven Hundred and SeVenty-Nine
[779] Acres,
more or less. known as the David Morrah Es-
tate, bounded on the West by Little River,
North by lands OF ]. L., Kennedy, East by
Fannie Norrell. and South by the De La
Howe Estate. All In said State and County.
TERMS OF SALE-One-half Cash, balance
on credit OF twelve months, with interest
from day OF sale, secured by bond Of the pur-
chaser and mortgage of the premises, with
leave to pay all cash. Purchaser to pay for
papers and stamps. L. W. PERRIN,
Nov. IL. 1900, 81 Master A. c., C.
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NOT AT WILLIGTON.

Treasurer Blake Will Not be at vii.
lingtOn on the 27th Instant.
AS next Thursday Is Thanksgiving Day
treasurer Blake will not fill bis appointment
at Wellington.
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Eighty -Four l84] Acres,
/ Masters Sale
The State of South Carolina,
COUNTY OF ABBEyILLE.


49, COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. u h
Dora A. Donnald against Ruth T. Donnald
.,'-. and others. 81,
by AUTHORITY OF A DECREE oFsALE
by the Court Of Common Pleas Of Abbeville
County, in said State, made In the,aoove stat
ed case, will, offer for sale at Public outcry,
at Abbeviile @. H., 8. c., on Salesday in DE-
.CEMBER, (srd,) AID. 1900, within the,legal
hours OF sale the following described land. to
wit: All that lot or parcel Of land situate, ly-
ing and being in Abteville County, In the
State Aforesaid, containing
L Two Acres,
more or less, in the Town Of Donnalds, bound
ed by Southern Railway, by lands Of w. B.
Acker, by the street. leading to Honea Path,
and by house and lot occupied by Rev. -
Swipdler. .t&N ...' "a.
Also that lot or parcel of land lying in the
Town Of Donpalds IN said County and State,
containing .. 60. - q
One-HaH (l-2), of One Acre,
more or less, bounded by the church lot, lands
OF w. R. Dunn, road 10 Honea Path, and by
street separating said lot from the Drug Store
lot. -. '..'-.'.' ... ,
TERMS OF SALE-One-hah cash, balance
on credit OF twelve months, with interest
from day of sale, secured by bond of purchss-
er and mortgage OF premises, with leave TO
pay all cash. Purchaser to pay for papers and
stamps.
a... .,.... l.. w. PERRIN,
Nov. l2, 1900. Master A. c. S. &.
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: Just arrived another shipment of ladies and
misses jackets, fur and collarett and plush
capes at Haddon's.
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State of South Carolina

COUNTY OF ABBEyILLE. 81
PROBATE COURT. =.
w. F.. Morrison, Administrator Estate OF r.
Haddon. deceased, Plaintiff, against =. I
]. Haddon and others, Qefendants.-Com-
plant 10 Sell Lands To Pay Debts. -
DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER IN THE
above stated case, will sell at Public Outcry
at Abbeville Court House, on Saleday In De-
CEMBER, 1900, for the payment OF debts, the
following described real estate belonging TO-
the estate OF r. B. Haddon. deceased. situate
in said State and County, to wit: All that
lot or parcel Of land, with the buildings there
on, known as the Haddon Homestead, con-.
taining ~
One and 0ne-Half Il 10 Acres,
more or less, boundedtby lands OF A. ]. Pen. 4
ney, R. r. Hemphill, Columbia & Greenville
Railroad and others. ....., .f,sEtT
TERMS One half cash, the balance on q {
credit OF twelve months, with interest from
day OF sale, the credit portion to be secured
by bond Of purchaser and mortgage Of the
premises; or, purchaser may have option OF
paying all cash. Purchaser TO pay for papers,
recording and stamps. ..'.
RE. HILL, Y
Nov. 10, 1900. Judge Probate Court.
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Try our canned asparagus II you want
something fine. l.. Il. & Il. M. Miller.
Loaded u. NJ. c. Shells for sale by l.. 7. &
T. M. Miller.
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PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

Appotion ment Of the School Funds OF
Z, AbbeviHe County for Scholastic
i Year l9OO.I9Ol. . B.. ~. - ~ '.
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State Of South Carolina,

COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE.
. PROBATE COURT.
]. L. Perrin, G. c. c. P, as Administrator Es-
late Lucy Turman, deceased. Plaintiff,
against Anderson Turman and others, De.
PENDANTS. - Complaint to Sell Lands to
Pay Debts.
DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER MADE IN
the above stated case, 1 will sell at Pub
lie Outcry at Abbeville Court House, on
Saleday In DECEMBER. 1900, for the pay
ment of debts, the following described real
estate belonging to the estate of Lucy Tur-
man, deceased, situate in said State and
County, to wit: An undivided half Interest
In all that tract or parcel OF land, known
as the C,nsar Turman Homestead, containing
One Hundred and Twenty-Four
(l2H Acres,
more or less, bounded by lands OF S. a. McIn-
tosn, the Oakland. Tract and lands Of Andrew
Turman.
TERMS-Casl. Purchaser to pay for papers
and stamps.
X. f. HILL,
Nov. 70, 1900 Judge Probate Court.
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Wednesday, Nov. 81, 1900.

Printers Wanted.
Two or three printers can find emplyment
on application to the Press and Banner office.
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They you they be Of great to you and
the ready cash have placed them in command OF the
do their trading with The satisfaction they have
of their Dealing and guarantee to- the grade of
of Bargains in almost anything that you need. -
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more or less, bounded on the West by lands
OF w. u. Morrah AID ]. L. Kennedy, North
by lands OF ]. L. Kennedy, East by lands Of
Fannie Norrell, South by lands Of ]. s. Bull
and the De La Howe Estate.
ALSO, all that tract or parcel of land known
ss the Connor tract, containing
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John Setson Hats just received all the ates
= styles all know that there is no better made s
Shoes position to We have o.
hand big line of the celebrated Bay State Shoes.
Furnishing is here to show for itself
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more or less, upon which is a Grist Mill and
Cotton Glnnery. known as McKitrick's Mill.
ALSO, an undivided one-sixth interest In
that tract or parcel Of land, containing
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-01-04
County Auditors Notice.

The Auditor or his deputy will be al
the following places for the apuTpoSe o1
takiug tax returns for tho fiscal Syeal
/: 1909, tO-wit:
Six Mile, Tuesday, Jannary 9th 1900.
1909 IT : !,
ua,y 18th and 18th.
Catccchcc, Saturday, January 18th.
Liberty, Monday and Tuesday, Jan
uary 10th and 10th,
Easlcv, Wcdnc day and Thursday, Jan
uary 18th and 18th.
Frceman's Store, Friday, January 10Th
Loopcr's Shop Saturday, January 20th.
Hughes Store, Monday, january 22d.
Pumpkintown} Tncsdbye january 23u.
Holly Springs; "Wednesday, January
Eastatoc, Thursday, Janmry 25th.
Mile Creek, Friday, January 2Gth.
Pratcr'S, Saturday, january 9th,
After which time he will continue talk
ing returns in his Office at Pckcns court
books Will be 6s:da 5S - that 1o, year. M''' lf AH
who have not nll,lcSHtar return bv that
time will he clNpScA;IO per cent. penalty
for non-rrt,rnSapnds will BE- uttered on
'nN d"I'ir"to fg' SeHt ipk as Tic law re-
II malr persons htlWccl the ages of
- >Hnd GO NrmS, ("Xcrpt Con frtlcratc
: DidtcrS who will 40: be required over so
yrai's OF ag".) are liable to poll tax unless
exempt BY law.
80 1:" will h" allowed to make rt t,,ns
for ;.np'hcr rn,e>- he i fully authorized
50 - 60. $. A., ,lIUNT,
.i4!HiS: f,.ckGns County.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-01-04

. Ono OF thc conVicts at Neal
and Nowell's brick yard WAS worry
severely hurt last week. lie was
cutting down a. large tree and If
split OIL. Knocking him about iit-
teen feet in the air:
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-01-04

On Sunday The 3lst of De.
cember, 1899, Mr. Wiley Roper
Of near town, was happily marri, 4
t0 Miss M.nnie Daeus,. of, Knob.
The maine of the Officiating: mi1iiss
ter could:llet bocIegrned; -. =
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-01-04
LocaIsanel PERSONAL.
Mrs. j. L.Bolt visited relatives
insAnderson last woek. ~

H.. =. -,
II -'' ''" weiilhg VIII oe erect
~" oPo' so0i
" "rN p. cksmlSh shop IS beng
eiee'eo Oh the bYafs lQt:
Mrs. B. Lewis spent last week
W1th trlends,ln Atlanta,
zSSPostmassteer Morris has { mito;yTG;a NOV d
The sfas;atSsfIFde3into ails storeeS>'t !: :
g.. sa.,, x,.,... -, - x,,ax
quietly here Christmas week
,r ,'.,., -" =: ,..~a..,,
-lhe general Assembly, WI
"ee' ''f ootHinoiu On ny. ny ~ .l: 'isst, y
,,s9 ,s9ziItt4ahlsl ~ y, Nv lnchester kAiea,o hos
'esesS@oh1a: tpat %e'gnea 4oQ'ale'
--Bofh, unto Mr.. anA3 Mrs a9En
E~Harris. On tho ~2Gth.Wlt. o. :nne
3 e.,:. ak :: ,,'.:: ~ :. = !
Charles Bowon, Hof" Grecnvitle,.
was here;last wcok, with his par
ents.
Miss, Millio Fostor, OF Olga,
visited the Misses Mcdaniel Xmas
week. .a., ......'.
Col. ]. e. IIagood and daugh.
ter ,oi Nh"''es'o''' were neie 1s'S'
%eeN' = ,..n.
Miss Henderson, Of Ninety Six
visited ut Supervisor Loopcr's
this week.
MIR. and Mrs. Jeptha Morgan,
Of Central, visited relatives in Pick :
ems last week.
We ore ,.,ol I, state that tDo
,ond;t;on of S,m 1onnar ;c rnrv
much improved.
r. E Crondv h,s inst r,ccivnd
l. car load cc sash. doors, h!ird D..
flooring and ccilinr.
~. 49,. :, ,
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-01-04

-Married, on Sunday, .pecember
24th, 1899, at the residence Of tic
BRIDES fathor,~Mt,:Warren Turner.
Mr.: Rutler Scruggs to Miss Maggie
Turner. All of this county, Rev.
W. g. Soaborn o(iciated. .. !. 49,,
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-01-04
GlsemeRJ III JllS issue.

Ilsemenr m Iu,s ,seno
! -,
-.~Walter H. drlitn, OF Green
WHO was nero last week.
: The boys had quito lively time
with fireworks Christmas week.
The bird bunters hovo been
putting in good time the past week
pa Io :: r.,,
g. Tftornlev this, weak m IT. is inter-
estinp. g!!"S'f :
=. ~. !
-@r. ana MIS- .. " Aiexahoor
lost 'week; ~.. - ~ 49, >..>
- ,lti,pfsyt& s.is ,sv.s;,., !u4....
;.rT,LawNslT| !aYlof: :9pa. MAJ, Earl ~ g z
OF areanSAleisXere mere on bqsl|;
ness last %esk"-" >s,,", 4at,- t.
III Rand Mfs':J:..F.. Banlsterr,
Of. .Catee"ohee, ''"islcedi the' latters
parents ln ,cowhrlast'week'
i:-Mr.. and Mrs. 4 r.. Wfncbcs-
t ter, of ,Hazae,l, spent: Xmas week
u.,~,l,1,s; ,Sss;,.,s =: ~,..S.. = .,>c x ..s
hwun dh&y25thgn,lt. .srwas, n orand
Srts'vs Snts wsra a"u ,n ral"'o'e pres
vi; -: ~ =.
H.. u i''viIo s Sour a'ten'lon 70
',i' i .,ow a'vert,senent C,nent OF NJ Il.
hleA''il.t', ;N ~ ol uleeilsllle' III 'h's
'Ss'e' A' "''1 Interest yo"'
On the 26th uIt., Columbus
,iH, Tn'H,son was '.''rrleu 10 NlneV3h
H",n," I.",i',l'' NJ, no,n coloreo. n g. H.
N''''' l. "'"'S'''''' oiilcl"Ceo'
Note some changes in the ad,
Of John I. Boggs, Of Liberty, this
week, lie is prepared to repair or
sJ'n HhnH" y"" " pN'"'Sr'pA or graphic
-"-'t Is rumored that fear Of tho
3HrGe"hS 81 "h!''' prevented d. r.
Nl'h,$'c.y;;J', ''om accompanying ms
,'!i nt; n !rHScS TO- '''!''H"re on .hc
-" u. =.
c.nLrr :, ,hn r,.''l,,'., ,' 81 ,1',''. ~ ~
'Gnn,f,[r Nfnu;srraIn.l}. ~ C5nr,,;
Of Cruira, ,nvr.h;n asr ,rrainn,.
N,ni,I;Dq =, r:,; - $780,;
-, - -, o%"rs - haT'h8 gno OH
Si,"r - f''!hrfi" ''ttcNWoT} q lure.
for occupancy jao. j2U days and
wi!, be occurred iy J. L. Ninch
e
PSI r,'N' - =, c"'"Fo". VINO
Ivy ,s1s "p""' 'eo ''''''S cay U, 10" ~
""" WY S'N |'|'f g.. '''''s'''u I";I VICES
,;,' ~ !" ''"'S' '"'i'''', ,I o'' n''l'' ~
1',' - 'V.''''' - ''@ ''''i' "No says ~
.-.- o|,~a.~, -. -, 49,, -,
INV w y, 'he Io"''c!s at Neal
""'e NH"e'' y, p'icN , y'rn "IS Fery
Seveic,} 49, ~. i"Sl " Wcek' 'e. ne wac
: Ia .'ht :, w. "'' a.. 4 '"r:Ie Tree ana ~
III Il i
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-01-04

M s:,s;;t, 49, ...-.,.., -. =.
hunt, fisii, or IN any way trospass ul1oh
my land. All riolatDrS will be prosccu.
to the fullest extent Of the law.
Mrs G. e. Field.
Nov. 23H6.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-01-04

Notice Of Final Settlement.
l,wi!l Apply tog, B. B.tNewbery, Probate
Jddgti; for 1ehvc to makc:t Final Settle
,ncnt OF the estate Of j, q. Freeman, on
the lst day OF February, 1900, and ask to
be dismissed 4 rs Administrator.
w. Is. Freeman,
JAZZ 10 4w4.,. Administrator.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-01-04
~ YOU GIT UP
--' =. WITH A LAME BACK ?
K,:l.E. Tro.lN;@ :ptaAca You Miserable.

A"flo&. everybody who reads the news
RNIels Is sure u know Of the wonderful
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-01-04

Ma. rird, on Docemhor 24th,
1899, AT the residence of the bride 5
parents, at Cateechee, Mr., J, Aloh-
20 BroNn to Miss - Johnson:
Rev. ". G.. Mau'din oniciated, The
happy ooup!e have the congratu
latlons Of many friends.
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Time Table
A. T. & 8. F.
EASTBOCND.

EASTBOCND.
No. =, Atlantic FIX. $40, p. m. branch
No. &, X. G.. &Chgo Elk, sos, H. M.
via. main line.
No. s, =. &. Il Chgo. Ex., o:zO p. M
via. .ulain line.
No. -, Way Freight, 6:4o a. IN. VIA
main line.
10. IA. Mixed. $50 p. IN. via. branch
No. 4, Chicago limited. sos y. M. va
branch, Monday. Tuesday. Ih"rs
day aud Saturday. No stop
Ainsley.
WESTBOUND.
No. l. Cal. FIX. , $3.50 p. M. branch
No :. C,,o. Tx. $50 y. IN. NJ. l.
No. IL, Nix &. FIX. 1910 n. m, r'th
n" as. Way freight. :::S'. u. Ia. NJ
NJ. 34l ( arrivel. 200 p. m. branra
No s. Gal LIMITED. sos p. M hranc''
sunday, " cuilesday, Thursday an
FRIDAY. No stop aL kinsieH.
Nos. .:s. ~, Bal and :42 daily eNc''r
Sunday.
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Club Notes.

Those who braved the storm We'd
nesday afternoon felt amply repaid by
an hour with Van Dyke. He is critic
at the Metropolitan art gallery in
New York and great authority on
pictures.
In the evening Mrs. w. L. Higgins
entertained the W oman's club and q
few invited guests. The evening was
very stormy and the cosy home OF
Mrs. Higgins, with its valentine dec
orations, was doubly appreciated by
those venturing out.
The literary entertainment vas very
d .ligf tful. Two of the ladies who
won the prize at guessing celebrities
ancient and modern were SO very
modest they declined to take it, so 1t
fell to the two standing next highest,
and was finally won by Mrs. Blanch-
ard.
A very attractive supper was serv-
ed. An observer notes that the liter
airy proclivities of Kinsley club wom'
en- does not interfere with their abili-
ty 10 either prepare or appreciate
dainty viands. A pretty valentine
was given each guest as a souvenir OF
the pleasant occasion.
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Will CarrOll;s body will arrive here
on Saturday evening and his funeral
will be held at some time ON Sunday.
1t Is impossible to state at this time
Just what the arrangements will be, as
the telegram announcing the shipment
Of the body was only received yester-
day, and there is possibility that
the body may not arrive at the time
expected.
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The Royal Neighbors to the number
OF thirty-two dropped in on Mr.. and
Mrs. Charlie Ketelson and gave them
= surprise last Tuesday evening. They
brought provisions sufficient for the
evening and several days to come,
sod 50 were heartily welcome. They
spent a couple of hours playing al
sewing and other games, and claim
they had q delightful time, and as
they all tell the same story, it will
have to be accepted rs true.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1900-02-16
school Report.

Report of Belpre school for month
ending February 2, 1900:
Number enrolled, 70; average dauy
attendan 17.S; cases of hardness. 10
neither tardy nor absent, 2, Trina
Hardy and Maggie 1ngraham.
Rank IA class, Frank Weber;
B class, Daniel Ingraham; c class,
Halle HerOd.
M. z. HILLARY, Teacher.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1900-02-16

Z. H. Evans & Co. have sold The
south half of section % and the south
west quarter of section %, township
"A, range Is, to ]. P. Ray. Mr.. Ray
has been living in Clyde, Okla, for
the past five years. He proved up
claim down there and then get
ting An opportunity to sell at a good
figure, concluded to return to this
county. Alb Delay will probably come
up with him in the spring, and Dave,
also, a. soon as he can sell out.
They like the country down there, but
not the water
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BELpRE ITEMS.

Mr.. A. T. Garth recently sold a
carload of cows to Herman Watt, who
shipped them to his ranch, at Minden,
Nebraska.
MIR. Truesdale shipped in one car
load of cattle, which he took to his
ranch and returned with three car
loads, which he shipped east Wednes-
day.
Edward Denavan and E. G. Seely
went to Larned Sunday and returned
Monday.
Mr.. E.. Devine's mother, sister Nell
lie. and sister and husband are visit
ing with him this week.
Superintendent L. r. Clark gave an
able lecture on 1.-THE Problems OF
YOUTH at the school house last
Thursday evening. He went to Kins-
ley Friday. returning Tuesday.
MIR. w. w. Miller died Wednesday
night at 1890. Have not learned any
of the particulars of arrangements for
the funeral at this writing.
Sunday last being Mr.. II. r. Bish-
ops birthday, by invitation of Mss.
Bishop a number of his friends
dropped in Saturday evening as
surprise to Mr.. Bishop. To say he
was surprised hardly expresses it, but
he soon recovered and played the role
of host in his, pleasant way, while
Mrs. Bishop contributed to the wants
of the inner man by serving refresh
ments. Those present made them
selves at home and proceeded to en-
Joy themselves to the best of their
ability. The evening passed all too
quickly, and very much to the regret
of all, the time to say good night
came all too soon. But the best OF
times have an ending, and at n late
hour the guests departed. wishing Mr..
Bishop many happy returns OF the day.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1900-02-16

The debate which should have taken
place at the fire meeting We'd. nj rht
was side-tracked by the maidens, who
tuOk that evening to have n valentine
party. This is, supposed to be purely
malicious, and should it he again at
tempted the boys will boycott them.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1900-02-16

Eoworth League devotional service s
t tn. Methodist church every Sunday
.vening a, $50 p. III. Everyone coz
.Ia.ly invited. Topic for February
Is: The Sin of Liquor Selling; How
.;,,a IL. ',-Habrews. ii, LII Temper
>,nce mee.ingl. Leader. Mrs. Ben
Be-, e.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1900-02-16

Frank Cole will go to Topeka Sun
day night to attend the Masonic grand
lodge. He will remain in the city till
tie week following, when he will at
tend the grand lodge of the A. o. U. w.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1900-02-16

Universal brotherhood Path Theo-
sophical Publishing Company. Ia
Madison avenue, New York J. for Feb
ruary keeps UP its New Century
standard, inaugural ed last month,
with its strikingiy beautiful lithO-
graphed cover, artistic printing and
binding, and helpful. well-written art
icleS. which evidence the conscientious
mi laudable efforts of Katherine
ringley in the direction of good liter
allure.
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Take Warning.-Anyp person found
shooting on my premises, in sections
II and 10. township %. range 10, will
be prosecuted to the iull extent OF the
law.-Jake Tsapp.
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w. E. Luud. of Jennings, La, ar
rived in the city Tuesday night with
his family and has located in the Lose
house, opposite the depot. He has
purchased the McCorkle farm, out
near Wendell, and will move out
there as soon as it can be fixed ~
sufficiently to seem q little like home.
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!. heirg near the birthday OF the
ia h r of our country, the sub eel for
ca Iteration at the COngrega tiOnal
church next Sunday evening will be
lie Omnipoten ~ of Character" as
illustrated by George .-as hingtoa:
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Il looked natural to see Guy John
son assisting F. E. Taylor in the shop
last Saturday. He returned to Larned
Sunday night.
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The season is coming on when you
want to fence in your garden to keep
the neighbors' chickens off. Nj. S. S.
poultry fence is the best on the mar
Net. It does not sag down in the mid
die and takes less posts than any
o.he,. fence made. For sale by "A.
dOttewitZ.
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Mr.. Colver has bought the house
now occupied by Mr.. Beezley,
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NEW BOOKS.

Edwin D. Markham has issued a
v lume of his verse called, 1.-THE Man
with the Hoe. and Other Poems" No
poem in years has called forth thought
as has 1.-THE Man with the Hoe" 1t
is said by critics to be the greatest
poem written in years-the only one
written in the past decade that will
live. 1t is one of those strong pieces
of literature that seems to partake OF
the elementary primal quality of things
and that are near to life itself.
There are many other poems in the
book almost as fine as the first one.
This little verse entitled "POetry" il
one of the most beautiful quatrains in
the English language:
She comes like the hush and beauty OF the
night.
md secs tor deep for laughter.
Her touch Is Il vibration and Il light
From worlds before and after.
All of his poems possess the same
strength and vitality, coupled with
beauty and grace.
Besides being poet, Mr.. Markham
is great student of social conditions
This is what gives his poetry thai
touch of true sympathy that every one
feels who reads them.
The Nj an with the Hoe. and Other
Poems," by Edwin D. Markham. Pub
lished by Doubleday & Mcclure, New