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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1901-05-09
Lumber Camps To Be Burned.

Chippewa Falls, Wis, May 8.-All
the lumber camps in the northern part
of the state will probably be burned
down this summer by order Of the
board of health, in order to burn out
the smallnOX germs
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1901-05-09
Thaater al Peoria Burned.

Peoria, Ills, May Sire destroyed
the auditorium theater early Monday
morning. DR.. w. A. Gray, the owner.
estimates his loss at $4,000, with in
surance of $50, 800.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1901-05-09
Lipbtninp KilIs Three Persons.

Cordelle, Ga, May 8.-During
thunder shower here Monday lightning
struck and killed Mrs. J. J. Perry,
Miss Kinsey and negro man who
was at work in the suburbs.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1901-05-09
Story That Will Not Down.

London May 8.-According to The
Daily Mail, it is asserted in Holland
that Germany is trying to persuade
the mid European states to form a
tariff union against American competi-
fi0n
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1901-05-09
Prieat Buried Alive in China.

London, May S-According to a dis
patch from Shanghai to The Daily Ex-
press, Father Paoli, an Italian mission
airy, was buried alive in the province
Of Shen-Si.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1901-02-09

months since the cotton mill poo
pie concluded that they would
undertake the job Of drilling An
Artesisn well, in the hopo that
they would succeed in securing,
IN this way, all the water needed
for ell purposes. An expert, whose
business is to drill wells, was con.
tractsd with to drill to dopth of
700 feet, il that depth was necess,
Ary in order to get what WAS
wanted, at stipulated price the
foot. He finished his contract
last week plus fivo feet. and the
entire hole from top to bottom
saved about ten feet Of earth at
tho beginning, is through solid
ErAnite. Tho company has do
cided to 60 800 feet deeper in the
hopes, of course, of securing what
they originally sought. At pres
Snt tho flow Of water amounts to
about ten gallons q minute and
from 80 to 40 10 what is wanted.
or course no man can tell what
the mex 300 feet will doyslops,
but it is to be hoped that what
ia wanted and needed will be 90.
cured. 3. M. g..
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1901-02-09
va GEIpPe QnIOLIy Cured.

"in the winter Of 1893 and 1890 vas
taken down with severe ATTACK ~
what IL called la Grippe" SAysF.I.
Hpwstt, prOmin-nt drHgKist Of Win
held, III. "Fhe only medicine I uSsd
vas two bottlss Of Chamberlain
CouEh Rsnedy. II broke up the colo
and stopped the coughing like magic,
and / have never since been EYopblSd
with Grippe" ChAmbePlRinA Cou9h
Remedy can always be depended upon
10 break up severe cold and ward OF
any threatened attack OF pneumonia.
IL 10 pleasant % SAkS, too, which
makes it the Sest asSiSabls aaa Of n .
eoSt PSlSlaH preparations In use for
theep atnsAfs. For salS by J. p.
&s<acSy " %.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1901-02-09
III; Richard; Duke Of York

III; Richard, Duke Of York {;
q second Richard, Duke OF
York, and King Edward w 10
Elizabeth, wife of Henry VII.
thus IN the first Tudor reign
the two are united into q single
line. Thence it proceeds through
Margaret, wife Of James " OF
Scotland James V Of Scotland +;
Mary Stuart, Queen Of Scott. g.;
James l OF England Elizabeth,
wife OF King Frederick Of
Bohemia, Sophia, wifo Of Ern-
est Augustus, Eloctor Of Han
over; GeOrge I and George n
Of England, Frederick Lewis,
Prince Of Wales; George III of
England; Edward Augustus,
Du,e Of Kent, and Victoria.
Queen ana Empross.
Ej ward VII IS thus in the 18Th
generation from Egbert, the tirst
King Of England, though be 10 tho
SSth GoVoTOign u tho limo. 1t will
bs observed that many famous
SoVoreigng are not among his
progenitors, among these being
Edward the UonfVssor, all the
Normans, Richard the LlonHear,-
cd, HenryNllI, the two Oharleaes
and William and Mary. The line
includes members Of the houses
of Plantagenet, York. Tudor.
Stuart and Hanover, and non
reigning LancaStrians. In the
Wars of the Roses it was divided
between the two sides. 1t has
been said that the name of
Edward will not be pleasing to
Scotland. But it is exceedingly
doubtful that the Scots Of TODAY
cherlsh any animosity on account
of what occurred six centuries
ago, especially toward a king who
is descended from their patron
saint, QueenMRrgarOt; fromMary
Queen Of Scots, and from other
purely Scottish sovsreigns. The
kings genealogy includes descent
from the then reignins houses OF
Scotland, France, Bohe mia, Aoui-
taine. AngoulSme, Provence, Hal
nault, CASTLE, Denmark Hanover.
Brandenburg, Anspateh, SAKE.
CoberR GothA and Mecklsnburg-
Slrelitz. The non-royal English
families Of Neville and Wood
vile are also included. To such
descent the King adds mAtrimo.
niNl alliance Of tho most impor.
tRnt and distinguIShsd character.
through which he iS son-In.law oi
the KinE Of Denmark. brother
in-lsT of tho King Of Greece and
unOlS of the Emperor Of Hnssia
Of 10 this We add that he Ia uncle
Of the German Emperor. II il
apparent that in his kin, past and
present, Edward VII sn1oys =
status second to that Of 20 other
IN tho world.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1901-02-09
Auditors Notice.
LANCASTER, S. c., Dec. 8, 1900

n oTIcE is hereby given that this
4 once VIII be open from FIRST
DAY OF JANUARY to the 2OTU
DAY OF FEBRUARY 1901. for the
purpose OF receiving the returns OF
tile taxpayers Of Lancaster county.
AllpersOns having property j t..e
possession or control, ms managers.
holders, or as husband. parent rnar'
ulah, trustee. executor, administrator
receiver, accounting officer, agent, at
Iorhey or factor, on the first day of
January 1901, are required to list the
same Tor taxation within the time re-
CURED by law or incur the penalty of
fllty per cent which attaches in caae
OF failure to DO so.
The poll tax OF One Dollar Is laid
upon all male persons between the
ages or 2l and so years, except per
SONS VINO are manned and unable to
earn support; also onfederate SOL
ulers above the age OF 80 years.
ne Auditor or all assistant will at
~ ON the day paHad below fuv IN,
convenience Of the public.
osceoIn--Tucsdny, January sth, Inn
Pleasant Vnlley-Wodncsday Jan 9th,
BoIsir-Thursday, Jan. 10TH
! Van Wyick-Frtday. Jan. IIth.
| Dl1Ic' n m, Dwight p. IN, Monday, Jan. i4th
Iradosville-Tuesdny Jan. i5th
ISIahaw-W Wednesday, Jan, 10Th
Fiat Creek church-Thursday, Jan I7th
DR.. & c. NoEh's-Triday. Jan 18th.
Prtmus-Sslurday, Jan. 10Th.
Halle Cold Mnc--A onday Jan 2ist
herahaw-Tucsday and Wed, Jan 22d and o3d.
/ heAth Sprirgs-Thursday. Jan. 23d.
/ l'lhaNant Hill-Friday. p m, Jan 25th
| Dry Creek i. O.-MondAy, Jan. 2sth
Under an act OF the Legislature ali
persons having gross income OF 81
oOO or more are required to make 3
return OF the same to the Auditor at
ne time OF making their other re-
turns.
IL will be to the interest or every
taxpayer te make his return promptly
OF all personal property; also of ali
transfers or improvements on real
estate, and save the penalty OF 80 ppr
cent, which attaches after the 2Oth OF
February.
All persons sending their return.
TO TINS Office by mail, will please sigu
the oath at bottom OF return before An
ohicer who is authorized to take Tn
same JOHN A. OOK,
oun ~ Auditor.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1901-02-09
Dr. Th0rn1ell'S Nativity.

In to days issue Of the State
IL lU claimed by some one writing
from Lancaster that among other
distinguished men born in that
county wa' DR.. James II. Thorn
WelI, the greatest Of Preubyterian
divinsS in tho south.
This mistake DR.. Thornwell
was born in Marlborough, whore
ne r6CsivHd his early education.
He WAS prepared for college At
Tho academy in ChorAw; gradu.
ateG In South Carolina college
With the first homer; taught
school first At Sumter and after
WY" a. Cherew. h Was. there
'rd$lned a. mluI'teY,E0d received
his frat call to the church allan.
csrtSr. Here ne married Miss
Nancy WlthsrEpoon and soon
thereafter vas elected to a bro.
te'sorHhip IN the South Carolina
toliage, and spent the remainder
of hls life rs teacher there and al
the theological Semiasry in Col
nmbla He was, in my opinion,
IA great man "a South Carolina
over produced, and by far the
creates theoiogIan, divine and
pulpit orator : put he was born In
Marlborough and never saw Ian
caster until he went there as an
ordained miniRter.
j. ii. Hudson.
Bsnnrttsviie, Jan. II
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1901-02-09
Editors AWGuI PIikht.

F. NJ. HigginE, Editor Seneca, oils }
News. WAS afflicted for years with
flles that no doctor or remedy helped
nntlI ne tried Bucklpn's Arnica SAlVe.
ne writes two boxes wholly cured
him, It's the sureGt Pile cure ON earth
and the best salve In the world Cure
guaranteed. Only 40 cents. Sold by
Crawford Bros, druggist. s.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1901-02-09
Bored 700 Feet through Granite

Bored 700 Feet through Granite
The water supply Of the Glover
Cotton Mill is not entirely salts
factory to the management. The
water at present is obtained from
branch, which is situated q
abort distance from the mill, and
whom the weather I9 excessively
dry the thS supply Of wGtsr some
times gets low. The town of
OloVsr is built on = rock-grAn-
ito at that and it extends from a
point several miles west Of the
town TO . point about four miles
east, and ia several miles in width
Tbs rook does not show above
ground, except at Irregular inter
vais Of pOrhap8 two or three miloV
At many points along ita c0urpe
Il Is rom ton 10 twenty five feet
beneath the surface and above it
sro some OF 40 fine farms as are
to be found In the Piedmont sect
ion. At the point where Clover
stands the depth Of the sar.h
from the surface down 10 the rock
varies from ten to twenty lvo
feet. Several sttsn Dta have bson
made to drill through the rock
but withsut SwScsss. AbSat shrSo
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1901-02-09

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RASSPAAs Oar BsVvIsS.
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X@. q lNsd so-H = FaS 1D,aa, TAq~Sus
kVs@ JseksosTkIS Gal RSsr fogS "a ~
esS3 S'TSHtfS 80 e'tUeIa ASgSssa sd 0Ne
I1iRsn Seaeess 5sS hStUSsa IaSSsa9ysas
tatSs NAA oAdisEsa. IA IslsTiis.
'RAsK - Saao "%%f
gsuae ftpas ~ q Wsalm Etbn, u o
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e. SsAEN &pSS saA,
~NAaAs -
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1901-02-09
THAT THROBRING HEAD.
ACHE.

Would quickly leave you, il you used
Or. Kings New Life Pills. Thousands
Of sufferers have proved their match
less merit for Sick and Nervous Head
aches. They make pure blood and
strong nerves and build up your
health. Easy to take. Try them. OuIy
2S cts. Money back II not cured. Sold
by Crawford Bros, Druggist. :
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1901-02-09
THE KING AND HIS KIN.
He is In the Thirty-flfth Gener-
alton from Egbert, the First
King of England.


The new sovereign of thaUnited
Kingdom has elected to be known
as Edward, q name born, as ho
says, by six of his ancestors, and
he was accordingly proclaimed
yesterday as King Edward VII.
In speaking Of the six Edwards
as his ancestors" he of course
used that word in its original
sense Of predecessors, and not az
Synonymous with forefAthers, FOR
rs matter Of fact, he is deeCeUd
ed from only four of the mum ber-
ed Edwards, the fifth and sixth
Kings Of that name having loft
no issue. or course tho two Ed
wards before tho conquest, who
are not numbered, he is dsScand-
ed from one. 1t was said Of Vic
toria that she was at the very
outset of her reign strongly com
mended to her people by the
tact that she was the first really
English sovereign they had had
for many years. We shall indeed
tind few sovereigns more truly
identified with their countries bv
long descent than she WAS and
her son is. The Kings English
accessory is actually older than
the name of England itself, dating
away back to the time when the
Saxon part Of the island WAS still
known as Saxony, q fact which
gives peculiar fitness to his
choice Of the fine old Saxon name
Of Edward.
We may perhaps best begin
the Kings genealoGy with the
early Saxon family of Csrdio
member Of which Ealhmund bore
rule in Kent in the eight century.
His son Egbert, in tho last
year Of That century became KING.
ot the West Sa1ons, and in the
yeaI 828 became the first King
of England. Egbsrt'S son vas
Ethewolf, and his son in turn
was the millennial Anniversary
OF whose death is to be commem-
Grated next October. From Al
fred the line Of descent runs.
through Edward the EldeF. I'D
mund I, EdGard, Ethslred the
Unready and Edmund IronSide.
Thsn it passes away from the
roigning line into the collateral
line Of Edward EthslinE, VINO
did not roign; st Margaret, the
patron saint Of Scotland, whose
iAther, Duncan was murdered by
Macbeth, and who himself GvenR.
ed that crime In overthrow of the
ururper At DunSinAne; Matilda,
wife Of Henry l Of England aud
Godfrey PlantSEent. II bscome.
the reiRninK line again IN Henry
il, and then proceeds througb
King JohD, Henry III, and the
three Edwards. I, II and III
Then it becomes q dual line.
OLe branch runs through John
o. Gaunt, tsme honored Lsn-
caster" John. Marquis Of DorsetI
John Beaufort, Duke Of Somerset
ard Margaret, Countess Of Rch-
road, TO HsnYy VII.
TLS Tther FdHs ThSsdRh
Priues U5awnS SOS - y TS5E
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1901-02-09

l'tI curing Expectancy. Simmons Sounv
Vine Wine or Tablets cheer and a,ronSth'r
Mother ShYtsn Labor Aud Rob Confinement
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1901-02-09

Deranseuslts OF Menstrual YuHerons pro
duce Miscarriage SiruHGns SquAw Wine VI ns
OF reosSts sofrScI the dSPEsEeHUaN
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1901-02-09

Torpid Liver causes Depression OF Spirits
Indigestion, Constipation and Headache Use
Or. NJ a. simmons Liver Medicine 10 sttmu.
nte that organ -
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1901-02-09
Mules
Coming!
Yes. and
Horses, Too !

Having well nigh sold out the
two carloads Of stock we received
tho other day, our Mr.. Crawford
Is now on the western markets
hnyiDg more Mules and Horses
for our rapidly increasing trade
The carloads of new stock being
bought by Mr.. Crawford are ex-
pectod to arrive here Saturday Of
this week, so don't fail to call
and SEQ them. You'll
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1901-02-09

Find in the Lot
Some rare beauties in both Mules
and Horses. And while vou are
looking at our fine stock, yCu
can take a peep At our handsome
display Of vehiclss-Buggiss
Wagons.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-11-30
PROGRESSIVE DINNER PARTY.
An Entertainment on Thanksgiving at the
Residence Of Mr.. B. P. Coleman.

Perhaps one of the most elaborate of
the many private entertainments on
Thursday was the progss sivs dinner
given by Mr.. B. P. Coleman at his
Fssideaoe on Union street TO friends Of
his and his sister, Mss Jullistte Cole
man.
II was an elegant dinner served in an
appropriate style. The ten couples
present were seated at Ave tables, the
progressive idea being carried out BY
the gentlemen changing places be-
tween sAoh course, The decorations
were beautiful in white and green.
Each guest present received 40 =
souvenir . box Of confectionery on
which were hand painted flowers to
corFespond with the month OF the
guests birth and his or her name in
gold. The boxes were tied with ribbon
to match and each contained an appro-
pirate verse Of poetry.
Those present we're:
Miss Juliette Coleman aud Mr.. Jor-
dan of Savannah
Miss Kate Johnson, of Wsycross. and
Mr.. B. P. Coleman.
Miss Josephine dub gnon aid Mr.,
J. @. Titus.
Mics Retta Mccullough and Mr., III
Allen.
Mics Leslie Butts and Mr.. MsIsom
NoC ollough.
Miss Mary Mccullough s4d Mr.
Howard WaK.
Mise Ethel ConolAy and Mr.. Bayaxd
Butts.
Miss Mary BlanrOn ana Mr.. Hoyt
GsIe.
Mise Gertrude Alien and Mr.. Charlie
Fleming.
Mr.. ard Mrs. r. B. TRpper.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-11-30
Opening Of The Ten Cent Store.

Opening Of The Ten Cent Store.
Tho opening Of NJ 'Clure's Ten Cent
store yeaterday afternoon attracted
considerable attention and the store
was nlied with people uatil it closes
Nothing was sold bat the clerks were
kept busy answsring questions and
showing the goods on the shelves,
Musio Was fur nishsd for the ediflcation n
Of the crowd. and many expression,
Of praise snA sstonishment were heard
from those present. praise for ths
beauty and arrangement Of the store
and astenishment &C the variety and
qnality Of articles in stock. It is safe
to ssy MoCIure's will be . very popu-
lar store in short while.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-11-30
NOT FOUND YET.
The sody Of Nc. White Has Not Beer
.,> Recovered.

The Body of Mr.. Whi'e, the mate
Of the steamer Falcon. who fell from
he stsrmef ThuFsday night while I'M
loading freight sud was drowned, has
not yet bse0 f0uni." The night Of
the accident aud yesterdaJ m n were
engaged In dragging for the body and
once or twice they thenght they felt
It. but their efforts 70 far have been
fruitless. 1t Is thought now the bod y
will not be fo6nd until it risss, if it ia
ever found.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-11-30
Board Of Trade Meeting. .

At the regular meeting OF the Board
Of Trade yestsrdsy 10 spsoial business
was transacted beyond the adopting Of
. resolution in regard to securing more
range lights land q 'ightship on the
bar.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-11-30
No Meeting Of CITY Council,

There wss no meeting Of the city
council last night 40 there was not q
suorHm present. The meeting will be
hsla sOdsy at ~ 80 p. IN.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-11-30
JOHN n. SPARKS SHOW.
Larger, Grander and Better Than Eve
Before. Shows Here Today.

John II. Sparks Old Reliable Vir.
ginia Show and Great Trained AAimal
Exposition will exhl bit in Brunswioh
tAIs afternoon and night. Larger,
grander and better than ever bsfors,
twice its former sixe, but the price OF
admission 10 the same, 25 osnts, chill.
dren, urder 10 years OF age, only 10
csnt,. Known the World over - the
cleanest. neatest and most up-tc-dst.
show in America. With all new. orig
inal and startling features. Remam-
ber this afternoon and night.
SHIPPING REPORT,
0srrsstsa Daily BY Capt. Otts Johansssss
Pert of Brunswick. Nov. 90, 1901.
SAILED
SS. Rio Grande, tombstone, New
York. +.
Sob. jeremiah Smith, Parsons, Gil
dersleen. Conn.
Joseph W Hawthorn, HoGses, Port.
land.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-11-30
AROUND TOWN.


The Americu.. Ca, Tunes Rsc srd or
sals: I'VE hays pAia rs cents many
q time see . circus not Is good ~
sp,'k,'Big 25, 90 II sho va,
R.m4mbe' tbs grard free balloon 40
CO ,siop thrilling ps'ac ute jump an q
high tower dive that ls given free to oil
from the show grounds in connestion
with Sparks New Railroad Shows Q,
Brunswick today.
A party Of Brunswiok sportsmen re-
turned yesterday from u three days
duck hunt with . zoe lot OF Englist
and Nsllard ducks. There was NOR,
thrn q hundred in the In the lot. snt
~ they lay on exhibition in front o.
Polh,Il's drug store they attracted
much attention from the passersby
Messrs. Polhill. Beach, Gill, Young
end Dart we're the successful sports
MN.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-11-30
II verybody to know that they
~ can save enough to- pay their
wood and water bills by buying
from me for cash.

sell Granuated Sugar Al lbs fo~25c others give 81
sell White Extra Sugar per b-- BE- others hrrge
sell "a lbs Patent Flour for-~ 55c OTHERS charqa u
sell lbs ArbuckeS Coffee tor2Sc others charge 80
sell good Roasted Coffee per Ib-l ic others charge
sell Best Bacon per others cha re ~
sell pest Leaf Lard per 10 l1c, others charge ~
sell Best Comp Lard per b~-~ 1Oc, othsrs cha &c II
sell Picnic Hams per lb~- 11c orhers ch rye 12y
sell Best New Georgia Syrup gal 5Oc 9th rs charge 60
sell Best Irish Potatoes per peck30o others hge 35
sell fine Mocha and Java coffee b 25c Others charge q
| sell Best Oat Meal 6 lbs FOR .-~~~- 25c
sell sell S Seeded Raisins per loltc' ohe-s charge IS
l sell Best Ciron per b --~.~. Sc other, CHARGE 20
sell Good Broom for ..-. - - 1c olho, $ charge 3J
Come, send or ring phone I59.
= | deliver promptly
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-12-23

them again. It's too bad you haven't got one of those bee skip fish from old Steuben to show folks here, Colonel. I'll bet it would please 'em."
 Yes" said Col. Jones, still gazing out upon Battery Park But there ain't any more of 'em. They're extinct. The last one perished in the hot sum- mer of '71.
 That was the hottest summer we ever tackled up in Old Steuben. It all most raises blister on my neck now to think of it. Fish used to come up along the shores of the Canisteo and lie there While played ice water on 'em with a hose, the temperature of the river had become so unbearable. suppose I sav- ed whole district schools of fish in the Canisteo that summer.
 Lake Keuka suffered terribly from the heat, too, that year. The last bee skip fish in the lake fell victim to it. The poor creature would have with stood the weather all right, though, I think, if it hadn't been that the bees had stocked it up SO heavy with honey.
 Yes, the beeswax in that honey melted and ran out of the fish in streams, clogging up his gills and stick ing the mtogether so he couldn't breathe, and he suffocated."
 T want to know" said Jack Switzer. and by and by Col Jones withdrew his gaze from Battery Park, put on his overcoat and he and his compat triot from Old Steuben went out, headed up Broadway.-New York Sun.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-12-23
ClOAlng PrIces.

W.Ht . ClOsing Prices.
 Following are the closing prices reporteo by Prince & Whiteiy. Bankers and Brokers. b2 Broadway. New York. and 15 Center st.. New Haven. Bid. Asked.