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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1901-12-12

Portland, Ind, Dec. 11.-David
Garlic, the rejected lover of Mabel
Darlington, adopted daughter Of
John Spahr, a wealthy farmer resid-
ing near Blaine, this county, fired
two bullets from revolver into the
girl and then shot himself twice
through the head. The girl 10 still
alive, but as one Of the balls psne.
trsted the chest below the left nip
pie and the other passed clear
through her side. her recovery n
doubtful. Garlic attempted suicide y
hanging . few weeks 40.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1901-12-12

The Democrats have again turned
down the Populists. The central
committee refused to let the Populists
enjoy a banquet with the Democrats
This attitude seems to class the Popu'
lists, in the opinion Of the Democrats
along with Booker Washington and Is
a distinct insult
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1901-12-12
Territories Asking Statehood.

Oklahoma, q territory Of compare
lively small area, had in 1900 a popu-
lation Of S98,245. New lands have
onened to settlement since then, and
the probabilities are that the popula-
ton today considerably exceeds AGO.
900, OF the states in the following
table the first four we're admitted IN
1889, the next two in 1890, the last
in 1896, and their populatian in 1896
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1901-12-12

Munidcent philanthropy has become
such q matter-oi.course habit oil
Andrew Carnegie that bis recent gilt
OF 100000 to q pittsburg institu'
ton was struck of with but six lines
OF newspaper space.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1901-12-12

A Solomon boy who 70 years ago
was working for $50 a month spent
two months in New York this sum
mer on business and lived ina second
floor room at the Waldori-Astoria.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1901-12-12

kilograms from Central America
indicate gigantic military operations
but we must remember that even
statistics are tropical in the tropics
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1901-12-12

So long as Kansas can increase her
products 100000 annually it won't
WORRY II there Is drouth occasionally.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1901-12-12

The negro problem and perpetual
motion appear to be beyond the ca
pacity Of statesmen or inventors.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1901-12-12

BUTTER MARKET.

BUTTER MARKET.
prices for creamery butter at points
named for week ending today. Dickinson
county price ~ cente less than new ioiA
IL cents less than Chicago.l
KANSAS CrrY-Fancy separator &c, dairy
fancy l1c
JaIcAoo-crsamery u eAx, dairy W
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1901-12-12
THURSDAY, DEC. 70, 1901.

Probably nowhere else on ear b
but in Chapman would there be con-
test over q road overseer's job.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1901-12-12

sUITs-Superior fit and quality;
HATs-The kind at $500 that look ana
wear as we'll as the five dollar kind.
UNDER GARMENTS IS Percentage. OF
wool as YOU want it-more wool, more price.
SHIRTS Perfection Of style and color:
NECKWEAR-The latest shapes ana
materials, 25 and SOC.
sOCKs-Quiet or gay to suit you, two
nairs for 25c SOC and 75c.
Your husband will appreciate one OF our
handsome styles in Longing Robes or smoK'
ing Jackets, .., o;4+ +hon
one of our Sterling Silver handled Um6re!.
las a nair of Gloves, or handsome Dress Suit
lease? c,+
and positive needs for the Holidays: Con-
vince Yourself by examining our offerings
HARRY G. LIFTS.
tbiene's Fashionable Cother and Halter
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1901-12-12

Sensible Pres.
ents for HoIi.
day Shoppers:

The store is abloom
with everything in the
sensible and service
able to make hearts
happy. Everything in
this stores Holiday
display is bought es-
pecially to be useful to
some one and to that
end we invite you at
your earliest convent
ence to pay us a visit.
Several surprises
await you in high
grade fancies and nov
elites that you will
not see elsewhere.
OVERCOATS Ex-
elusive styles, prices
reasonab Bile.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-04-11
THE DAILY UNIVERSE.

I'LL ANiLi -EoAs
There's a journal that's kept on running
Since ever the world began,
It's feature is illustrations,
And millions its issues scan;
Its office is up in the azure,
Where no one can come to blame,
Unless with an o. KID permit,
And God is the editors name.
It's printed in divers colors,
In STYLE it is clear and terse;
Its name to fault is explicit
It's known as The Universe;
And whoever runs may read it
The price that there is to pay,
To rich and poor all the same is
OF every life a day.
Us issued first thing every morning
And gets out again at noon,
1t also appears at sunset,
And once more at rise of moon:
There's sometimes an earthquake special
Or an extra rainbow page,
or q cute typhoon edition,
When the elements enrage.
Its circulation has fattened,
Since the day of the primal print,
And will steadily go on booming,
Till it gives a fiery hint
That subscriptions all have expired,
But seeing the ends in view
Why, readers and other patrons
VIII kindly not renew.
In that 'steenth story star-hghted office,
The Editor sits alone,
For he bars the place to seraphs,
And gets out the sheet on his OWE;
None of the angels are printers,
So he must his work perform,
But he never smudges the colors,
And he never "pis'' the form.
The sun and the moon and the lightning,
The rainbow, the stars and the snow,
Appear in the pages and glisten-
Eternally glisten and glow;
Each working the will of the Master
That he who hath eyes to see,
May look through the star-studded por-
tails
Far into eternity.
H NJ AYRES.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-04-11
b IS CITY
| SNITARy CHIEF
F. to Hemingway Has
p a Study of SAM
ay Science.

/ =, nay was appointed by
asalth yesterday to sue
4. S.a'hgTay as city SAM
'2'ss resignation was &C
.aas nesting. The new
- one Of the six sanitary
r. .-as' &r. Hemingway, ana
i. ..'.,ion to the board. He
f. y he worst districts to
| Ii TIE natter Of santa
=. Succeeded IN Keeping it
y: q flth. sIr. Tracy
s--y Of sanitary science
| Sanford University for
.a- t.. with taa, purpose
10 : considered the mgsr
~ 80 a3'lg the inspectors ', an :,
| 49, "a i is due to his 80 sl, o-l
| as Combined wiz IL 81 ~ y,
i-.' - Of the c g.--i ms
T. i, saaTaheed 10 the - vas ' a.
81 RI s-4 begin his rev 61 a.
| i, nv 4. .Asd cons,derzb,rs2 t az
l n. = .esonpara.iys I : ,s,5 as :. d.
q !, P5'o y. to the il,s, aySs u
|SeA T5 1y rs.. Who were 6 ,..,
Ban VI. Cooper, who ~ .,G y :,
3 r5e n. nun the RANKS -i y. SAD
,5 an nave a go5d - en- sne
Z he ST. o,.s 4at Persons wI r.,
Ia Inst He ' TJsbs{{ Should
b se = stating tat this .1- he cs ii I, IN n.
r. 6s po s2s fitness y Of d2'I M, Fo
r. ' D. s IS to a principle NJ jt55 70 70
sctors y sFatt said tb ,3ts - y
st 4 n fact he S os zoo
sad pss65 so5s which sI55o gt5 !
Z; s.s .ast Tracy, ! ba '3e -, worst
I fsst, a Inquiry bv r.
,acsi S5lst tahsrs w 15, E tFs5.
a'ile n and Whee,s,,.m Month
/ sS., Nlchavss - 1 TdnC 8
IS : + sa5 5sf districts T fB5s.
sss . MI Eh Tps,65.e i69
1 ]. sailatsd, an made IA and h,
taFOr NE mer,h,.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-04-11
I'M BREvITIEs'

GlL Ms" -, to Htlo.
dnis is wagon op is in the Il
1t a few 10. !. meets TO-
chapi.s,iio Of officers ,..,s 3
. sIs t,leate wilcox T morn a
...,sa rooms can 2l Sy
las Harness and nd
ss..9 P IT Honolulu STOCK
10 Hill looked in in on a few Few
psoresen'a''
sst.'5as reduced to & $:iI o. BE- Be-
's' s:5a's. ! Tn hey, CALI H.
boS '.. ,s and board can ,.I,,. be 6,
,ss, l Es@4ls House lou on .,. young
m. n, street sn Ttssaps6sd yes
e9 55:t tine ni in many years r.
!. o' able boarders , cam Pc
Linz and ProYH5e Hone 5' COOK
" meets this
r.D' nj, III. There vii BE. be
li55o7tion and " d . ~
r.dsav9r social which
~ s d be held on Friday day
sa y Union Church has
sl' ..,,,, n. G. H. will
;. B.' arms at the DriL ri. bet
~ nj. u is. evening, for bat
pl' Is. for the concert to
% s1 1aars House on Fri
/. !, the benefit OF the Der
', H. agent Of the As sI,,
81 tns at Washington,
's ' o+iees in the basement
stoI building. -, ~.
. biFVpiFS div -
N y giri owners, Same can
. No. and proving proper
sS a5.:- al expenses.
- :, Morgan's salesr room
!. s.4 |. Household furnl-
ILL.,. ss.t and several buggies'
r.. ETC., viii be sold.
p High. a Canadian;
g. s..s :, a Welshman, and
sfs li.t5 Of Germany are
e / the United States
., y b iS- to be erected at
Hotel and Fort SIR streets es
n b in advance OF the &C
rsg If the Roman World;
"; SiHcg from the capital
.,,s the full text of Paul
! { Honolulu society in us II
= ! published in the Ad-
uaar No l. Rose Croix'
s sysning at 6:45 o'clock,
f. + glectmg officers, who
m the ensuing year. a
4 all the members is
don is caused by the
q trying TO buy table
sats per pound, and
icsnts per pound. The
Fss Co., Ltd, is making
saday only.
IA YOU be annoyed by be-
4 gsTy evening by the
"a y5g can leave standing
,,Jesk OF a month with the
l.isat Co, Ltd, and they
h gangt attention?
sg Drug Company have
L supporters in stock. They
recslye1 & full line OF abb
zypaltsrS They also carry
full line d shoulder braces,
af Children and grown peo-
"a nOg that the Honolulu
q Id, received by last
IL San Francisco fresh sal
En- sea bass, rOckcod, tom
y eiSs, founder, sole, perch
= Lid you can get them all
aas prices.
rs regulations for the new
sleE Ct Kalaupapa were
I;s,s'hy by the Board of
EzA' to those that govern
Haue and other places at
11sit The building was
~. hard at a cost Of s1,T00,
Zhs 10 name.
zs Chapel is being built up
lev. John Osborne, the
a7hg not only large but
Is Contributions to the
~ On Sunday Mr.. Us
10 '2a to pay the cost of
aoai the church grounds,
ia'1 vas a collection Of
le nITO
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-04-11
THEB Z

rw%HE Hawaiian Band will render the
following concert program at the
Hawaiian Hotel this evening, COM
,,encing at 1880 o'clock:
PARI l.
Overture. Ten Girls and No Husband
mann. ..,..... .......' ''.......-.... Suppe
suite. "Mascarade" (new) ...... Sullivan
Cornet Solo, Tramp, Tramp, Tramp
Mr. Charles Kreuter.
IA .eHooheno" 90 "Lau vabina."
l-, "Hilo Kupaloke" Cd Lei Aloha
Miss Keliiaa and Mrs. Alapai.
PART II.
selection Musical Review =. Riviere
Waltz, Vienna Blood .......... Strauss
Alazurka, THE Czarina" .......... Came
March, .'Kuwiliwili tho Au" -. Berger
The Star Spangied Banner"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-04-11

A mellow and pure whisky. Spruance,
Stanley & Cos Kentucky Favorite"
and 20. +. c.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-04-11

Noted for delicacy Of flavor, and soft
and mellow. Spruance, Stanley Cos
Whistles.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-04-11

|. ,,,.,r No. 1. Rose CrOix,
/. ~, s .ysning at 6:45 o'clock,
f. # elscting officers, who
- The ensuing year. A
81 4 all the members is
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-11
THE BUSINESS LEAGUE.
A Busy and Profitable Meeting Held
Tuesday Afternoon.

Out Of respect 10 the revival servi-
',es held nightly by the Rev. George
Stuart, the Business League held
the regular monthly meeting al .
O'Clock Tuesday afternoon. The
meeting was largely attended and
much business was transacted.
The minutes Of last meeting We're
read aud approved.
Major Mclnnis made an able and
comprehensive report on the status
Of the girls industrial school.
The good roads committee was sm-
powered 10 hire a guard for the com
ty conyicts now az work on the pub
lie roads, the League agreeing 10
pay si2.JOa month for two months
10 give the plan a thorough trial.
The committee on establishing
ladies' waiting room for ladies who
come 10 Bryan to trade reported
that much interest had been shown
by the merchants, and the commit
tee asked for further time 10 mature
their plans. Granted.
II was resolved that Col. LII.
Foster be- invited 20 read paper on
Bryan rs an Educational Confer
at the next meeting; that l.. l.. Me-
lnnis be invited 10 read paper ON
Good Roads to Bryan and Gen.
II. b. Stoddard on How 20 Get the
Greatest Good Out Of a Business
League"
II was unanimously and enthusi-
astically carried that the Third Reg
iment band Dee admitted TO free MEM
bership In the League and that their
dues be- remitted on condition that
they furnishmusic at all the regular
monthly meetings.
II was announced that the League,
through the secretary, had invited
the delegation ot New York business
men who will tour the state the last
of the month 10 visit Bryan and the
College. Pending their answer no
action was taken. II they accept a
called meeting will be held TO ar
range for their reception and enter
tainment.
a proposition 10 the League TO
build a cotton factory ia Bryan was
referred 10 the following committee
for investigation: J. a. Myers, Ty-
Ter Haswell aud Jno. NJ. Lawrence.
Messrs. Saunders, law and Burger
were appointed as delegates to the
Industrial Convention TO be held at
Hillsboro on the 25th Of April.
There being no further business,
the League adjourned.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-11

WANTED-To sublet the contract
FOR Transporting the L. ;. Mail at
the city Of Houston, Texas. We
have all necessary equipment-con-
sisting Of horses, harness and wag-
ons-on the ground and desire 10
make contract with party able 10
give certified bond for $3.50. This
service requires four wagons and
drivers. 4 man with three boys over
rs years old would be- preferable a.
"a sub-contractor. To the tight man
we will give a good deal. Address
Harry &. Vim, Conirac or,
o Bryan, Texas.
Jno. 7. Garrett, G. w Gordon and
l.. r. Fuller were here from Calvert
yesterday to attend the Ivanhoe
Commandery meeting. Web b
Hearne, Of Bremond. and Prof. b.
G. Pittuek, Of College, We're the can
didates upon whom orders were con-
ferred last night
Ivanhoe Commandery, knights
TemplAr, held a meeting Tuesday
night aud elected six candidates, and
another meeting last night for con-
ferring orders. The commahdery Is
growing steadily and getting in good
material from this and surrounding
towns.
Travelling men who come here say
Bryan IL the best town in the state
OF It's size, and the Exchange barber
shop and bath rooms the best, the
neatest and cleanest they have ever
seen outside the larger cities. Dan
j. Ford. Proprietor. llj
send your order 10 the Willis Art
Gallery 20} ;. Beaton ST., Corsisana,
Texas, for duplicate photos from
negatives made by willis n Cole
mrn. Send 25v less than original
cost. -
The negro, John Figgers, wanted
In Burleson county ON grave
charge, was sent there yesterday un-
der charge Of Mr.. Keller, who was
here attending court.
W. W. Norcross store and stock
Of goods were burned NJ Smetana
Tuesday night, Loss about 5000.
The origin Of the fire and the amount
Of insurance was not learned.
Ed Farquhar's residence and the
contents were burned at Wcllborn
Tuesday night. Loss $500. lnsu.-
ance on house. $50; on furniture,
$50.
S. W. Buchanan ~ the city market
sells the best Of all kinds of refriger-
ated meats. Give him a call. 75-tf
The coolest thing this summer will
be Coultrr's flannel suits. SEQ them
before you buy. flo
For Rent Cheap-Four south
rooms. Apply 70 Mrs. IL. II. Hayes.
l3
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-11

Coolest beer IN town at Exposition
Saloon. 1873
Flannel Suits! just received a
big line az Coultcr's. no
Roe Edge says cotton is coming up
nicely since the rains.
Try the Young Fritz, 8 cents at
The Exposition saloon. i33
Extra copies of the Morning Eagle
At Haswells book store. n
Drink Mount Vernon Pure Rye
At the Exposition Saloon. 1873
Mr.. Thomas Holland and children
returned from Calvert yesterday.
Mr. Tom Jones, Of wellborn, called
ou the Eagle while IN town ycster-
day.
W. r Jones and little son. Of Re
lance, called on the Eagle yester-
day
wv VT NAA fNNNN NNII' llANAh COWS
fresh boz milk, for sale. see ;. NJ.
Borden. ll2
Nou'll find the most up-to-dste
stationery at McDougald's drug
store. Sgtf
For sale Cheap-A second hand
organ, good as new. Apply at this
office. Too
Fresh harbecued meat every day
and Sunday 40 Buchanans city
market NJ
W. T.. Cloud and Miss Emma
Cloud, u Kurten, were ia the city
yesterday.
Another carload Of the celebrated
Queen Bee Flour and Albatross
Flour AZ Cole Bros u
J.R. Guest u Sartartia was in
Bryan the past week visiting his
brother, ; r. Guest
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-11

The members Of Camp j. 3. Rob-
ertsOu, L. &. V, met Monday and
elected the following officers for the
ensuing year: Gen. II. b. Stod-
dard, commander; Il. l.. Wedding
ton, first lieutenant; John W. Gee,
second lieutenant; W. G. Mitchell.
adiutant; W. b. Baker, color bearer:
Or. J ID. West, chaplain. Miss Lii
ian Parks was elected sponsor "a at
tend the Waco and Memphis en-
campments. Gen. II. b. Stoddard.
]. +. Parks, W. b. Baker and DR..
West We're elected delegates to the
Waco and Memphis reunions.
DR.. j. l.. Fountain has returned
from Austin, following the adjourn
meut Of the legislature, and will be
found in his office after Monday.
The called session Of the legislature
will convene In August 20 take up
the general appropriation bill and
the work Of redistricting the state.
DR.. Fountain has ably represented
the interests Of the Fifty-flfth dis
trict, adopting "A safe, conservative
and business-like course In keeping
with the spirit Of the times.
Capt. Adams gives notice that
April 30 is the last day for the pay
ment of taxes without the penalty.
On all taxes delinquent after that date
the additional penalty will have to
be paid. This notice is given for the
benefit Of many who have not settled
their account with the state.
The A. o. T.. w. meets tonight.
Lodge will be- called 10 order az 7
O'Clock instead Of for this meeting.
All members are requested TO attendl
Children's hair cutting a speciality
al the Exchange barber shop. Three
ilrst-class BARRIERS in attendance.
Dan J. Ford proprietor. ll5
The Shakespeare Club will meet
with Mrs. Astin today from 2 toip.
M, 50 as not to conflict with the 4
o'clock prayer meeting.
The Exchange barber chop and
bath rooms are new, neat and clean.
with three tirst-cldss BARRIERS. Dan
}. Ford Proprietor. ii5
Cole Bros. have just received a
carload Of the celebrated Queen Bee
and Albatross Flour-the best made.
Il
Thomas Hornor, colorcd. was
brought here yesterday and lodged
jail, charged with horse theft.
l.. A. Hudson Of Conroe was IN
Bryan the past week visiting his
sister, Mrs. ). j. Guest.
A negro named VIII hin was
lodged In jail tuesday, charged with
taking "A child.
From this date the City Market
will close at 10 "A. IN. and open at 3 p.
M. each day. ii3
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-11
LOCAL NEWS.

Born 10 Mr. and Mrs. Dan J. Ford.
a boy.
Try our Brook Hin whisky. J.F.
Ponder. 1873
Mrs VIII Gibson O., visiting n
Navasota.
Smoke General Arthurs, EXPOSE
ton Saloon. 1873
Cole Bros. Tor Queen Bee and Al.
batross Flour. 10
Huyler'- fine candles AZ McDoug-
aids drug store. sgtf
Go 10 Exposition Saloon for all
brands ~ fine wine. 1873
lfyou want black tsfeta skirt 20
TO NoIwood'- store. 100
DR.. II. II Wilson, Of Kurten, was
In the city yesterday.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-11
H.AT.C. snHFnrLF-

G. w. Ar. V. SCHEDULE.
No. i0O-Southbound-Passon-
gor.-Arrive- ......... 1870 p. m.
No. i0i- Northbound--Mi Mixed
Leaves ... ............... ga. m.
lhafss close connection with main llns
4 G. \. going vest
No. l02- Southbound-MiNed
Arrives ....... 7;l0p.m.
No. NorthbOuud- passeu-
ger-l.caves .......-. 3:ij p. m.
Nssss close sonnssnoa with main line
10 foiug cist
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1901-09-26

Both Wallace ) ar1 Robinson's
clrcu&@s a"e adv is'ug dates ~
the upper part t !" State. AT
least 0Me oi thcm >. apt TO come
this way.
One of The most practical and
forcibIe sermons we have heard IN
a long time was delivered br Rev.
w. 5. Martin at the Methodist
church Sunday morning. Through
out his discourse MIR. Martin spoke
teelingly and earnestly and with
an eloquence that had its effect
on every one present. His SUBJ
iect was drunkenness" the evils
of which vice he portrayed in
colors so vivid that his hearers
were visibly impressed. If such
sermons were preached oitener
We believe it would have a reme-
dial effect upon the curse OF IN
temperance.
a gentleman who travels ex-
tensively over the State informed
us recently that w. +. Jenklnson,
of Manning, carried the largest
and most elaborate stock OF dry
goods, notions and millinery OF
anv store in eastern Carolina.
This Is saying good deal Tor
Manning, and stlll more fer the
enterprisins merchant whose brain
and enterprise have built uD his
enormous business. Mr.. Jenkln-
sou is a regular advertiser in IHE
RECORD, and those OF our readers
who patronize his establishment
speak III the highest terms OF the
prompt attention they receive and
the excellent quality OF the goods
they buy from JenkinSon'S.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1901-09-26
Prof. II. S. V. Jones.

1t is only natural that Charles
ton should be proud of the young
men who grow mp "nnder the
shadow Of 81. Mirhael's' and q"
ONT into the world and make name
and fame tor themselves. This j.
being done daily by Charleston
bows, and among those who have
lately come into view after having
started ont for themselves upon
lies battles Is Prot. HIS. '. Jones
Prof. Jones was bern and reared
in Charleston. and alter taking
The full course in the College OF
Charleston graduated with first
honors in 1889. He then obtained
a scholarship IN Harvard UniVer-
sity and graduated from that IN
slitulion last spring. He has
made special study of English.
and within a few months after his
graduation be received fatteT-
ING call from Mount Union Col
lege, Alliance, Ohio, TO the chair
Ia English. He has accepted the
call and is nov on his way to
Ohio. where he Will assume his
duties at the opening of the col
Iege.-News and Courier.
Prot. Jones Is a nephew Of Mrs.
G. n. Chandler: OF this town.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1901-09-26
Among the Magazines.

Small occurrences which might
change the course Of history are
always interesting. Leslie's
Monthly for September contains
an interesting letter written to
President Jefferson Davis, OF the
Confederate States of America, In
1862, containing advice that only
had to be followed TO alter the
mos, critical campaign of the
Civil War. AS commonly hap
pens, The "dv.c7 was not followed
and history went as history
went.
Of all the accounts Of Aguln-
naldo's capture which have come
before the American public, none