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Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1901-09-28

Tuesdays mail brought returns I,
the total amount Of sld,g VIE
OF this amount 81, l26. 70 was for
l6i .oas Of ore shipped by Brougher
Bros from lease No. rs This l6i
tons returned an average value ol
1876 IL per ton This ore came IRON
a depth of 1870 feet.
This is now the banner lease of the
camp in the large output of high
grade ore. In the l00x50 feet in
cluded within the bounds of this lease
there is now at moderate calcula-
tion quarter of million dollars
worth of ore blocked out. 1t is the
center Of what has now been proven
to be one of the greatest ore chutes
ever discovered.
Ore from leases 10 and 80 on the
same chute also gave high returns
by the same mail The lowest re-
turn was on shipment which was
sorted out of "a waste dump on lease
"A that gave return of over $65
per ton,
Ore is still piling up on the var
ious leases, and the transportation
facilities of the camp are unable to
keep up with the produc ton, not
withstanding the recent large ac-
cession of big freight teams. Even
if sufficient teams could be secured
to move the ore, the problem would
then be to provide sufficient return
freight to balance the outgoing ship
ments of ore. However, all these
matters will no doubt be solved in
time. AT present the camp is being
overpowered by a surplus of pros
perity.
To-day's mail brings returns from
Selby as follows:
From 93, $50 pounds of ore the net
value is SO, 9S5 7S after railroad
freight of SO a ton, smelling charges
of $l2 per ton and loss in smelling
had been deducted.
Lease No 95 of Stevens & Crocker
gave the following results 10, $50
pounds yielded ass ounces Of silver
and Z 22-lOO ounces of gold to the ton.
Lease No. 10 of Cutting & Brown
gave these returns-41, 1870 pounds
yielded 295 72-100 ounces of silver
and 3 64-lOO ounces of gold TO the
ton. .E- -tE A#
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1901-09-28

Tenopah has a large sick list, a
fac, mainly due 10 the impure water
which they are compelled Ia use For
this aud many other rcasnm IL we're
well for workingmcn "a stay away
from there at present but the man
who ships out Ia them seasonable
ranch supplies is entitled to white
credit mark. --lnyo lndependent The
Independent editor is erroneous IN
his statement Of this being q sickly
camp. Ii is true that a few cases Of
typhoid fever, pneumonia and trivial
ailments have existed, but for new
camp il is indeed . healthy one Had
the farmers of lnyo County been
alive to the situation and desired to
dispose Of their produce by hauling
II here and allowing our people to
consume the same all of the above
sickness would have been averted,
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1901-09-28
The Bonanza Abroad.

During the past week subscriptions
were received at this Office for the
ToNoPAH BONANZA from England and
Mexico and from several prominent
cities in the East, thus showing that
by honest writings and statements
that the word has gone abroad that
what you read in the columns of the
BONANZA may be relied on as truth
full. The whole mining world has
turned its eyes and thoughts to the
marvellous discovery of these great
ore bodies in Tonopah, and that the
great mining financiers of the coun-
try may ascertain the true facts OF
our lasting mineral deposits they
very wisely subscribe for the Bon
ANA.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1901-09-28

The only trustworthy divining rod
that has ever been made is fortun-
ately cheap. 1t has steel head and
a wooden handle and is shaped some
thing like an anchor Any man who
wants one should go to a hardware
store and ask for a pick
The song which is best liked by
miners and prospectors in general is
a familiar melody, which you must
know well The first words are,
Rock of Ages Cleft for Me" The
miner sings this beautiful song when
he finds a crevice which he can
gopher and shoot, thereby avoiding
drilling.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1901-09-28
Board Of Equalization

will meet to equalize assessments at
the office office of the county clerk in
the Courthouse of said county in Bel
mont, Nevada, on the 10th day of
September, 1901, at 10 o'clock a. m.
and will continue in session from time
to time until the business of Equali-
cation presented to them is disposed
of, provided, that said Board will not
sit after the FIRST Monday in October,
1901, except as provided by law, in
the meantime the Assessment Roll
will remain in the said Clerks office
for public inspection,
]. A. OHLANDER
Clerk of Board of Equalization,
Belmont, Nevada, September Z,
1901.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1901-09-28
Notice to Taxpayers,

Notice is hereby given that the AS
SCISSOR of Nye County, Nevada, has
delivered to me the Assessment Roll
and all statements made by tax pay
ers for the year 1901, and the Board
of County Commissioners of said
county, sitting as a 81 @
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1901-09-28
Watch Lost.

On Wednesday gold watch and
chain was lost. The finder will be
literally rewarded by leaving the
same at this office.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1901-09-28
Assessment Notice.

Notice is hereby given that asses.
ment of 81 levied on Sept "a, by Ton.
opah Miners Union, is now due and
payable to Financial Secretary The
assessment is for the expenses of sick
members. BY order
A. J. Crocker, f, S.
John O'Toole, Pres.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1901-09-28
Sunday School Entertainment.

Next Friday evening the ladies of
Tonopah will give pleasing enter
tainment for the benefit of the Sun
day School. The following program
will be rendered.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1901-09-28

The dance given by the Tonopah
Dancing Academy last evening was
a social success.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1901-09-28
For Sale.

Good Stock, Fine Coaches, New Harness,
CHEAP FOR CASH
The Tonopah Stage Co., doing
business between T Tonopah and So
daville, offers all of its coaches,
stock and harness for sale for Cash.
Address all communications to
HUMPHREY ESsER,
SOdaville, New
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1901-09-28
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NEW To O-DAY.
BILLS ALLOWED.

The following bills were allowed by the
Board OF County Commissioners of Nye County,
Nevada at Special meeting held on Sept IL,
lnnI
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1901-09-28

Mrs. Hughes for board OF Sanders "a
and INDECENT, for July and August,
1901 IS
Mrs, II. F. Leon, for board OF pris.
Oners for July and August 1901. 81 80
Peter Rice salary as Commissioner
for July and August 80
John Cook salary as Commissioner
for July and August 10
Thos Tate salary as Commits
sioner for July and August 50
p. j. Bradley, salary as Treasurer
for July and August 100
w Brougher salary as Auditor for
July and August $50
w. A. Atwel salary Deputy M
Sheriff for July and August 100
W A. Atwell, salary as Deputy s........
Assessor for 1901 i75
7. l. Oddie salary as Dist Ator
ney for July and August 100
A. Carlisle Co for legal blanks s25
Thos w. Logan salary Asses
sor for July and August l33 "a
Thos. w. Logan Sherifs fees in
case State VS. ONeil $3.50
T. w Logan, Shern's fees in case .a F....
State VS., Gilmore % 20
H Hancock, Justice fees Belmont
Township 1850
Clay Peters, Justices fees Tono.
pah Township %
j. w Power fees as Depty Sher- v
sdhoo 4 ct TSnHRah 6snsas Marsnals for 1901 g.
Clay Peters fees Coroner at
Tonopah go
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1901-09-28

FuHTIeI I......" Come Where The LIIIIes BIoom"
Mr.. and Mrs Kenzie Miss Whitford, Mr..
Bishop.
The price of admission is so cents
There should be good attendance of
our people.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1901-09-28

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
~ meeting OF the Executive Committee OF the
Lander Nye Stock Associa lion. recently held in
Austin, Barney Mccain was appointed Hide In.
spector for Tonopah, Nye County. All persons
delivering beef in Tonopah are requested to ex-
hibit the hide OF said beef to Mr. McCann for
inspection as requested by law. Ep
Austin, Feb. 10 1901. It. c. Maloys Sec'y.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1901-12-25
Hurled Five Hundred Feet.

Rosa Russell, 3 yoapg zAi:o msn
employed as SIS U4ien Cppser nine a.
Goid Hill, N. O., net frE2sfI: DEAN
Thursday afse7aooa. Ysu1s ka5sai.
had bsea Eorsisg st Tie beston d G
500 Eoot slafs, s'iah fgs oahec supio-ca
% she miss, sss d ns up Duakes8 Of ore.
As 5 o'cl5ok sao nen wh3 ma6s u2
t,e ia7t shifts Q: bsrG. fer tns dsy got
in The buoksS aal gs7s t2o eigoa: 20
tte hoisess12sn SIS the t2p. Ho Wss
s.lkiES TO Eos1a aGo an3 osralcs=ly al
loTad sse hoist 70 get 5eso2d co2;roi,
Is cous'Q2sotiy b: tas ''5o2*r hesd"
sith grsas tsTss. Russell @es k292SEd
out sad zee: dowawacc 500 feet 80 al.
Geash. HIS Lody Vas hrcasGa up after
wards 9 -;17o Hzsa G: !:i;y.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1901-12-25
The Great Ice King.

The o,ld vsve, which far the last
week has covered the scu,h, Saturday
eq1st!ej s!l previous rscor!s fer the
6rss 20 isys OF the mouth o1 December
a:Ico tAe year 1884. ard lowering il.
~ome localities sil fo7ner ninimum
remperssuce readings, Az far south a.
TIE Louisiana and sulf border iatsnea
cold p7evsJg, though 10 serious dam
age 10 vegetables hss besr reported
Some rzoa fell il Nash7iile esr!y Fri.
Gay nora;as, the raercary droppiRg 70
2 degrees beioR zs-o, the EEeTmeEless:
-.siste7iag sho sane in Chattanooga
No csriaus interruption las oeourIes 10
to trails further thsa bosss plsEi8g
from Memphis are tied up oy hsayg
G.a.;ng river ice TIE caRsro Of the
h;sh aras no7ed assIvsri from Tszs5
F1:1s5 night, causing colder woasher IN
the sor:h zosSe-n Aslaasic States, FOL
l0ve3 5g rising tenpaIa:urs. Ths fol-
loving r1iaipaun &enPe.,turss weEs re-
ported Friday niga5 81 9 o'clock: No
bile. Is; Montgomery, Ala, 20; Nsw
Orleans, 81; Maupbis, Iona., Is;
Kaczville, Ie1D., 10; Chattanooga,
Tcna., II; Chsrlcste, N. c., q;
Ra'eig gh, n. O., %; Jacksonville, Fia
"a; Tampa, Fla, ~; Atlanta, Ga, 10.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1901-12-25
Killed Three Men.

Wayne D~noon, sp IS year cd boy,
sact ,arca aezloas t, as@ta II : ss;ooa
81 the 11irias s-aI o2 DaTey, Ky, F:i-
5sy cg:oins. GLis 1as psy dky s.. che
Dav5 mixes and The lesroes hao besuo
their holiday celebration. Diucken-
nsss Eas visible On evary haad and
when about dczjn OF tns big blacks
easered E5gsre Dye'5 saloon On the
leading s,r4us, Eevoiyars in la2d aEd
Gsmandtd shat sll the whites w:Ghiu r.
tire, the troaD!s ocgsn. The Bartender
steyyso inio 50 aojoinjDg Toom far lis
piSso; sd all s;ls osEar whites ssVa De-
MN made au2 to g=t AVA. Oemo1 :
although bs;ng a!mc5s total ssEa1ssc
in tbs toTn vas Ee1Vy and raIoseo 70
OBEY lie c3mnand 80 capess. lc=te:d O
he pulled his rev3Ieec .,G1 Il tEirk-
ii1g ne haa shoG taIec CT .re negroes 20
uea1a a2d che oeAeSs Sece f.;lia& ever
;hsmselyes 10 gat aE&S. iA}so ceaf
are L:m Booson, "ss.oE" Wasts sid
H=rr9 Coos, slI residents Of tae coal
fs.ds.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1901-12-25
A Fatal Runaway.

The Sale says M. J. I Crab:ree
vas acciaentslly billed il L;x!3g,on
counsy Wednesday evening. Tee affair
happened II mil4s f-em Co}urb;s OF
;hs sa!uds road. Ho hs2 bean - Co
iumb;a during che day and was re:u5n
irg 70 his nous. Whsu aesr tir. Johr
Shuis1's th7 horse beoacso frightened
aad rsc aTay. TIE wagon sziuek q
stump aed .ne body OF tAe wagon wss
overturned. rinniRs Mr, Crabt1se ucdor
it and eauzins his Geath. His brdy
vas found taers EEK n :-iiing by D..
Shulsr. Mr.. Crattrs3 ca12e to Lcxiag-
ton county s.on Kaz:u~ky in 1895.
His nife, VITO Saa !GiEa Carrie Ycr2g-
iner, sud two small oniidien EugViva
him
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1901-12-25
We Will Catch Up.

Ihs New Nav YorE evening Post, q
paper long recog 7,zsd as much noEs &c
votsd to the insoresss Of csp'tal than to
those Of labor, remarks: The sentence
70 imprisonment pronounced upon San
tiago Isies;as by Puerto Ricsn court
for the crime Of conspiraoy-a conspir-
acy 10 raise the Ragss Of laoorieg men
in the island-isrves TO point out some
of toe responsibilities which expansion
has brought in i1s train, 1t is zsid
that Spanish laH, which is still in forcs
il the island, makes q combination 10
rsise wagas s crime, a. it vas in Egg
Iaad in -: TINA Of the Tu3ors. II this
be tras tLs lsa must be repealed and
SlT. lglesias psrdoned as cnce. In the
taking Of these aseos there may be
somo arkasIdaess, but there Euss Be
&c waste Of time. Il ge have annexed
{ 10: Of harbarouS nedieval scatu'es,
which deprive men Of sh1ir liberty for
she exercise Of natural right to in.
prove uAvir c3ndition-me1 Tho sTe
u dvr CUR hss and entitled to claim the
sSvanta.es Of on civilization-shose
statues must be stamped ost like ysl-
low fSvsr CT any oshsr ssopiosl, plsg1e.
Tie WEk5-earlers Of the United States
should Eske action on this subject, snd
make their voices heard ia congress.
They Lave the strongest motives Of seif'
interest 70 come to tie defsnse Of their
fellow 1orkers in Puerto Rico" This
is sll true, but if the Evening Post will
wa!s little while va wlil catuh up, be
caase, as TIE State poinss ous, "tha
tenaeney OF iedera; Judicial practlcs for
several years hss been toward reVivins
practically wiaa Tie Evening Post
stsles IS b1r5srous and matioyal doc
trina"
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1901-12-25
The Charisstcn Exposition

Tie State Press Association met IN
special session in Charleston on lsst
THURSDAY to take look st the South
Csroiina Iutsr. State ald Wess ladian
Exposition Row bsing held in thas cisy.
Two days we're very pleasantly spent
in tskiDg in the sights and tee trip Was
enjoyed by all the members aud thel:
wives and daughters who attended.
Moss Of the edi5c,s stopped at the
Argyle Hotel, which hiss just been rs
built, snd is an up-to dssa hotsliI every
psr:icu!Sr. Il is under the manage
merit Of courteous, p;sssans gentlemen,
and ve unlesits.irgl7 sdVise our peo
pie TO SO 60 the Argyle il shey want s
goe6 stop9iag p,as7.
Thursday morning the party was me5
at tbs hotel bV ths reception commit
tee, composed Of Representatives Of the
Exposition, the local press Of Cha1los.
ton and the cit;zsps Of Charleston and
tatea to the Exposition grounds.
The editors were frat tazen to
the auditorium, where addresses
Of welcome were msde By Raj
J. G. HenpAill on bahalf Of ths Char
lesion press and tie Exposition, D,rcc
.or General Jno. &. Averill on behalf
of the Exposition, aud MayorJ. Adga7
Smytho for th= city Of CHARLESTON, and
responded % By Praz:Geat E &. A1il,
On 5ehzIf of tie Aasociation. GavecDo1
McSsaspey vas also called upon and
respSrd2d briefly.
TIE Exposition is big affair, and,
when it il fully completed vii be :he
lsrgess Exposition ever held in tas
Soush, and, in fact, one Of ths lsTg2ss
svsr had anywharo. + is beautifully
located on she banks Of the Ahsloy river
Tbe grounds have been artistic lily la;d
of, aad the whole thing presents she
appearance Of 8 big flower garden il
which narbla palaces have been plsocd
and ensirelsd ~ hsausiful river.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1901-12-25
TIE CIVIL aERVICE.
An Zzesilsnt Opportunity for Our
Yourg Ean.

Nsarls every oay so;2e 2cw ci7il scr
7iea szamiussion IS bsils orGer.d jc1
Co:umaie, and duriEg ths rexs tEo
uousas 8 splen9ia opeo-taoiss IS off4E-
I'd the yo2ag n1ea of safe s.&s,.
an a7s;cl, appeared ia Tae R.osc3
some s.me ago Eo:nsles o7s th2 sd.sn
seses.s gou2g man bad in shs civ! ser
7.cs, sra s;sca She ptes:d:nsib ID kacSD
20 In very favorable to e.cseseos cav :
aelvice iass, these opportunities have
ircraased.
Or Dsoambcr II an ex ssaIna'ion wsE
ordared 30 lass piacs h.rs Tor the psi
tiou Of assistant astronomer. The
salary vas 81. 800 year, aud 1ct {
single application was flied from this
cisy.
There are o:her examinations, ho#
evs-, ard she following is psrsisl lis
o. shoaz to De hold ia this city:
On Dec4mbsr 80 and 81, and exam
na.ioc g:ll De keid Cor . h.asing snd
7sntilasias drasssnsn. Salary 81, eco
ps-EeaF.
Ga Jsnuary 2, 8 asd 4, 1902, 81 ez.
animation will oe held ssr a -nscbasl
Ca drafssa.c a: 81 200 per 7osc 5: .ssy.
o. January Z, 8 and 9, "a eza nsaa
tio2 for . hull srafssnSa and an !atec-
prste- Of toe Sio7sk language viii bs
held.
Jsnuary 21, % aad %, siey will
hold one so- "a :rrjea:ioo ass:asaas saS
irrigation engineer
At the ssae sim, q nariao drsFss.
MAJ viii oa ssiectsd.
January 2lss, ESQ will b. hcid foc an
assistaasin sae eigis:oa % ezsons;o:y.
Asy c;a;z5a Of shs . ,isoo Ssases
who Gan msst she rsqaGsneass caE
n&is application 70 ehs e.v:l ssr7ics
commissioner IL Washington, and tiiey
viil receive sha necessary infornasio on.
-Colunbia Record.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1901-12-25
Ths Old Fill.

The first Ct the atscastiona one sees
IS they en:cr the Midasy Of tie Expo
pos;:.oa which il noH open Ia Charles
ton Is s!,s r1st:c building iccm whose
rattsrs tsrs clusters OF moss. Its
gr5as turbine Hnesl, oaurniGg tee as
.sss that rnu down sha long mil race.
A;tsr one hsa paid tbs milIsr h:s sGnis-
sloc fec I enters bost that ses;s SIX
pscpla aud stsr:s Ga thrilling ride
:hseush The lo1g tuGEel propelled cy
.:.e raz1iag watscs. Into pitcA dayk
oess tie Daat sIl6es enc one Instinct
i7ely clutches his psrenar, generally q
nsetsy lassie. The wonder Is which
aay We arc going, for the stream twists
and surns; suddenly from Gus tho tua.
mel you come to a typlcsl Southern
seane, coatoa pla1tation, with it's Ne
sro picksrs. Ihen ptunS!ng lnSo q
long tunael darker thsn the bl&cke;S
nigat you hear the swift swish OF she
water a. your .boas rapidly rides d,Hn
tee nLlj race and you cams TO tao sec
old scene, representing Grace Church,
Nsa YORK, acd oae hsars the sWae5
melody of lss chimes. Donn the rapits
ION swiftly giiae ulsil ECU oona 20 the
polar zeeioa5 with lts ioeosTgs and po-
isr bears, acd thea paaa o:ner fceae7
evar Sc6 snon ss ''S&mscths" usc1 70
s.y, uailI you glide saifalg BY Brook
lyn Bridge b7 moonlight, a romantic,
Deaunful picture, ard then ouS sSala
through tunnel after tunnel, golDg
sviflsr, sHiitec IS tae waters Whlri
s-d foam erougd your boat, unt:l once
mcre yoE lani on ths Midway, only
r.ady to try is sgaia end again, cspe,
c:sIiy i Ecu haVs the charming lssa:e
peforemens.oaed Fir you, and ere doe5
not mlEd ho8 long tho daZk tunnels
sre.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1901-12-25
Death of an Old Man.

". aush M:E..roae :. id, He
7z, barn i tie closing hours Of the
Eighteenth, livsd through tho Nice
teenth, and his life ps=.ed sEay gently
viSh the dying cf tie G-ss yesr Of tie
Taer:ieth oeatu7g. lis a!moEt &c
ycad conception that ns2 eoIii i've
il three ceatuc!a9, b7zs saoh V=5 trge
of Hugh AIcEra1e, for hs 92s boro
OF No7eu,,sr 2, 1898 sz:] was, :be-a-
fore. 103 years o;d. As ,h5 suggssSio2
Of MG. jos. z Allan, tAe city 2ud.iHc,
Mayor Ea-lo had :he o'ty b:i: sn:iaa
103 times yesterday al noon, aad i
vas 6 fs sEibuss to one Wio I'D ses7sa
the city foc map years Il aa huasbls,
yet ezacsirg AID trustworthy position
Columbia State.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1901-12-25

kindly fCt your anxious ca:e and con-
ser, about me, but the msa who has
oecn ensb!ed &c erdeavor to Iva veil
for sou7score yesIs past ea2 never need
to seek nov how TO die vel for quar-.
lgr Il sn hcur
"! a: al a,surdisy it would haze
bee Z for joshua aa6 his nen to have
. :ed eacn o:hsr question: like these:
'Ho9 can ne cToga the J3r5aa il We
g3t there? Will ret tbs water be too
cesp 20 allow u 10 vsde? VII: wa not
al. bn SO saturated thst 70 may lose our
| yes o. ex1osura? Hoa many Of uo
osa swipa? Had We better not wait until
the arEusi :reahet has subsldei?' No
auaa fclly d ! they commit. They were
ohis ~ s1zioas abous ,he way tblt they
had No. passed Before AMI were ig-
noract Of sad C keep theic eyes on the
ga:den covered acscja bcz, wing mount
ed. which Rss the ark OF the covenant.
0 hosrer, stop hother;ng :. cut your
ezis fr2m &ub!lasr7 scenes! b. the
g1sse of CD get yonr hesrt right and
tSea 50 sh~ad. If the Lord tskes care
Of you clesr or to The bank c. this side
Of he r,ver, think you can trust him
TO take you from bank to bank, from
the 1;llons oo this aide the Rrrean to
the palaS on sho other side, fram the
lat kiss Of sorroE:pg ones oo this side
to !ho Te!o>ne, esiasly, oheTubic. g.
raphio, de:Go, on the ether side. Keep
-cur eye on the SIX, a1d, waatcvsr be,
s;ass, y:u wi.l g through all right;
Oss Easier morning Maaaeus. the
ua:sha} cf Franco, sppes7ed with Is, 600
s:Dsd maa ca sas heights sbave tie
toxn of Fciokicoa. TAsEs we're DO arms
10 offend tie tovn, and the inha5itants
were Wild with !errcr. Thea the old
dean Of the chrrca cried out: my
brothers, this ia Bsstsr dayl We have
beea depending on cur own strength,
apd tha6 fails. Let US turn to God.
Ring the bells and hsvs service as usu-
al" Thsa the bells ra1g cut sweetly
ED nightly from tie church towsrs Of
Fsldkirca, ard she people throRged to
the houses OF prayer fcr Vordhlp. IGe
sound Of ths bsllg made the enemy think
shs! sha Austrian srny had come in 10
avs she place, aad M=ssena AID his
18 900 soldisrs ret7eated. b. the time
sto bells had stopped ringing there YRS
not ono aoidier in sight. So pus yo1r
trust in Ged, and when hosts Of troubles
and sem passions marah for your o7sr
shrow r:Dg all she balls Of hope ard
faith and Christian triumph, aza the
threatening peri:s o! ycur life Will fall
back, and your deliysrsncs will be osle-
hratsd all up asG down the skies. The
cd who led you through the wsy yeu
never psreed before will be with you at
ali she crossings.
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MAY Go Free.

a rpscia! to The Charlotte Observer
from Raleigh, N. G, says sensational
turn il the nosaa case q tie sh-as geld
brick aw;udlers now in tt3e peniteatiar7
was taken today when Judge Puspell Of
she Ua;tet States district court issued
= writ of hsbeas corpus, ret1r5s5lo
Decfnb:r % The pstision alleges
thst tie men gere 2o1V:ctad Of q cri0s
nat covered By State statutes and S-e
he.a in violation OF the l4td amend
msDt. TIE men hsve been 10 tbs peri-
tsrsisrv several iays, their csse having
b.ea eiirne3 By the supr NJ c9crt
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Eight Drowned.

The steamer Ksnswhs Ball, which
ruas bstwssn Chzrles:oEn and Mont'
gcmecy, ". Va., vent Oyer lock No. 8
at Pant creek on her oogn trip Thurs.
dsy R1gas, broke in tive aad is .0sa!
vrcck. Eighs Of the osev, 81! aeok
5aats and roussabouts, Eare drowned.
Ali tbe oficsra Of she boas were saTed
bu: en-:e o. sham had narIow escapes.
The r..~,r Las heaa high for several
days. Thers was furious current as
the look and the pilot was unable 30
control the boat on approaching i.
The Calvert, anosher bost owned By she
Calvert Bros, went to tie rescue of the
survivors,,
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1901-12-25
q EOrz1 Lecture.

Miss UpPerten-They say there is
great deal Of Misery among the poor.
Miss Gotrez-Wel, it's their fault.
There is Reggy van Pelt, for Instance,
With eoiJ $4,000 year, trying to
keep a yacht and stable OF herges-
90 wonder he's niserablc.-PucS.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1901-12-25
Tho r.xccofica to t:,c Hc;c.

"Nhen woman is telling anything
she aiways adds a little to it," re.
marked the observer Of events an6
things; except it is her age which she
harpens to be telling. g.'-IcnkcrS
Statesman.