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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-12-12
Leave Washington Leave Alexandria.

N. B. Same schedule Sundays, commencing
$50 q, m.
-0ne.horse buRgies, one way, 35c; round
trip, SOC two horse carriages, one way, 6Oc /;
round trip, Toe.
J. PADGETT, General Manager.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-12-12
WAKEFIELD & HALL,
DRUGGIsTe.
CORNER PRINCE AND FAIRFAX gTs.

Prescriptions EpooIaIiy.
Engliah, French, German and Domestic
Toilet Soaps Genuine Farina Cologne Mag.
nolia, Hedyosimia, Geranium and Florida
Water Genuine Lubin's Extracts Sponges
hair Brushes and Combs best EngliAh Tooth
Brushes; q full assortment Of Patent Modi-
Les; Ooxe's GelAtine, Corn Starch, Sea Mos
iarine, Spices Of ali kinds, and select stock
Of all articles sold By druggists at prices a. low
~ the same quality can be obtained elsewhere
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-12-12

STOCKHOLDERS MEETING Tho IN.
y designed holding together more than
one tenth OF the capital stock Of THE Co
lumbar sMOKELESs FURNACE CON-
PAEY, hereby call general meeting Of the
stock holders OF said company. to be held at
the office Of the company, No. 1913 south
Royal street, In the city of Alexandra. State
OF Virginia, at one o'clock p. m. MONDAY,
DECEMBER 20, 1901.
A.F. KINGSLEY.
noy22td VIM. II. WARNER
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-12-12
INDEPENDENT MUTUAL FIRE
INSURANCE co.,
OF FAIRFAx COUNTY, Va.
Chartered Jan. 1869.

A safe homo company that has always
settled losses equitably and promptly. Losses
paid in 80 years $119,000, For insurance
apply to:
Jas W. Roberts, President, Alexandria; W.
II. May, Alexandria w. P. Graves, Alexsn.
dris; J. N, Gibbs, Mt. Vernon; A. Lewis
Lukens, Aceotink; NJ. d. Hail, Burke's
Station H. P. Dodge, Manassas; 3. J.
Nichols, Philomont; DR.. z. L. Detwiler,
Herndon Geo. L, Kenyon. Vienna; Geo. B.
Ives, Falls Church; J. NJ. Thorne, Falls
Church: j. N. Hoge, Washington, d. G.
Direciors-R. Ii. Tyler, Bsymsrket; Oscar
Baker, Washington. d. c., Agents, or
OOURTLAND LUKENs, secretary,
Office, 119lA s. Royal st., Alexandra, Va.
oct7 Tyr
The sun., 1901-01-26
HOISg PRO1IgDINGS.
Conference Report on Army Bili AErsed To
Naval BiIl Passed

v,sH'NsroV Jan Is With but an hour,
encs report on the bill u raurganizA the army
y VA, antsSnuIl-i bv Mr Rich ardson. the
minority leader. AMI m. Yea and nav vots
followed party lines. VITA Two exceptions -
Mr<srs clayton Of New York and Livingston
4 Georgia Joining tho Republicans In sup
porting the report
The Naval Appropriation BIZ was than
PASSED. the one item remaining in dispute
slSuO to build quarters at the Naval Obssrv-
a'ory. being frs" struck out
The rest 81 the session was spent In consid-
ering private pension bills. under the - aclal
rule setting aside Fridays for that purpose
IN the tehHf" ou one uf the bills IL appeared
that the Pension Bureau had declined 70 In
cr.ase the Petitioner PENSION for to'aI de
not show beyond the shadow 81 a doubt that
the disability was Of serSice origin
This brought Gen GrusN"npT 10 his feet
with a hearty denunciatIou Of tho principle Il
action II IL 4, of statute origin" ka said
we ought To repeal n II II IL a m after of reg
uiation II ought 10 make him who promul-
gated II accUr-ed The PETITIONER was al
Teatv on tho roll, at tyd q month. which saii
Mr. GroSv-nOr. was ~ .dctce that tho bureau
deemed tho I'M Juries for which that pension
v "a granted t. he Il service orlgin Now he
was totally inCaTacithted e. care for himself.
tho same cause
Two bills with tho object 81 removing
charges of deserton aroused the ire ~ Mr.
Talhcrt ,Dem. I }. who declared ~ n, as
long a. he was IN the Tlpu-" Ia would io all
he could to prevent the IH,sage " such meas
passed and then the House adjourned until to-
The sun., 1901-01-26
~ tUg sFNirr
W. ra-rs wso'' The iuusfiais 's..'is- ~
aos,inus, IN tBs FhlnVv,se,

Nssuis...s .1n ~ D.. fro ss-h'- ~ I.
u.rrfrs UHlsr N.| o. as'tNusN n .n. gov
hatchery 'u Nr.r" 81 .us' No. o. rs,l..g
o. .sr 80 reported sHI r1.ssI a..a ..N-
af.'H'r 'Hr UYH.s N.I ~ On .r.rspae Il 30
ar.nr. rHiatIurs ~ rr,yiieurs HlspI'eI
Washington &C.
Nr I'prn tp"~ Nrr introduced
'o.ut r"sl.I'iln 40. .trIrr fr0' ut.'I.e tHs
ruuU. seizure 71i thr nalou,. t.nar d'.na.i
..' .urr0 mo- rnattf .l0 .f HH.tIl'." lu rho
irlryoudsI q - fYr plI.rpin, p.uu.- and
States lt vas lad ON m" talls ar Town"
s"InE notice that ts would address the
S"uat" upon 4 ueNf Norisy
TO" urf'rsr, reyutt uu The Army Pe0rzau-
,.ati9n on vas Informally prssen'"d ~
NJ haWl"y Rep Conn b, chairman - 'he
Mllltaryt oinmr'ee Brd 10 Wa ordered priutoi
VIZ ba'ln Olf"n Ca va named by 'h~
-. side - tho senate VI FrHo I- no Son 4.
,"' '' read Neshing"n farewell 'ddre'. 30
nurbs- o' hUl, were rassoi ant thsu
~" IniisI Appropriation bill w1s fRka' uj
The committee 1n~ntrusnf ~ psr '-i .I'l 'p
thuCt1w Ndtion IN collecting t3o'sI.U"O from
The nited Statss 1as an'ssouiyed hg Nr
GRlinser Rep ~ a. outrageous and
villainous In n" ettr"m" and he sNih hat
sTH.0sH hai already been IRId hN the tuuo-
'aws a. attorney foes iu that claim -"
amendment uaS d"fauded hv Mr. Jones dem.
Ara and u vas fusll' aTreed ~
~ o'clock tho Indian Appropriation hHl
was taken NJ. and Nr Drpew ,Rep y ' -
addressed tho Senate IN advocacy ~ tho hill
A. is conclusion N" Indian Appropriauon
h.il was again taken up, but a. Is was la't
laa IN numh"r. wer" taken NJ and lasssd
II" senate then adjcIT1el urti! ton. orrOw
The sun., 1901-01-26
q, ~. .sr ron FORTIFiCATIONs.
Hons. Commute. on Appropriation Com
pletes the Biii.

W,.prSsroS. ian = -Ihs Ilous- Commit
,,, ,u Aupropr,Auou, today completed trs
.0cator- bal Il carries a tpt,, - 9. 23i-
AZ OF srslo- more than "a" b.li for tie
ur.-art year Tho report OF tho COMMITTEES
sANs
.lns schemr Of seacoast tortNcstons
contemplated 10y tho tudIcut bpard, and
when .AS been followed by congress IN tns
apurupT4f.uus mad" since lsSS, II - now
.-tI mated VIII cost Iu t4r aggregate tlls,lJ,,-
yB- 81 Nhicu sum there has been Already
provided SOL. "a Jp6. and ~ addition Sal :1l,O2O
has becu rNpcud-d for rrrctng and epHppius
tA- guu flVturv - NGt"ryA"t. the Kun cArrlrss
i.,tDrN At NAt-ttrwu. lurchHso pf Lana fu-
foIti,cttOn s.L++. torpedo-s Tor harOur
defence, providing ammunition Tor s"rHl's
and for t-sts, manufacture ~ Ntli guns ara
for -undTy other ub .eCt, ~ dental u Irpvld-
lrs and matt Lt.uIug a system oi ."acoast de-
lg.Cra
The sun., 1901-01-26

t.~c,srpR oRDrRrB ro rY>srrsIA
she VIII Tst. IN. rIsce Of tn. scorpion, which
ia. sailed for rriuidsd

w,sTr~proN. Ian q orders have been
% agrsI,l 90 bv 'Ns Navy Department 20 ths
Damrlnder - '.- training slip Lancaster
~ santa lI..l. 90 proceed 20 Ia GuRvra
Nerel1eln. - pf1teot American in'-f~s's
90 tie a,seu.e from that port ~ the sunUot
scorpion TIE scorpion, which arrived At
,4rtcoa Yesterday. salad thenc" today for
Trinidad. vher' she viii finish some survsr-
INK vpTk on which she was engaged whom
ordered 20 Venezuelan waters A. soon s
th.. work has u"ot ,nmpIrf"d she VII return
10 ia Guayra. utIc~, conditions IN N"ne1uel
are .tch that the presence OF au American
,y.raliu - not ra.uIrrd there The despatch
of the l.aTrt~fsT 10 Ia gIayra IL SAID To havs
no sIgnlnoanD.. other than IN e'uphdSlLins the
Intention uf the Gov fI.."ut - h""p a VdT-4lp
IL. Venezuela waters gu'A th" controversy
over the asphalt LAKES has ue"r al b-t"l
aud fle political disturbance, haVs ceased
The sun., 1901-01-26
The Ola Tiiden Ciub Dissolved

ALR,SY. Jan - -Attornov- General DAVE,
to-day secured judgment from the Suprem.
Court dissolvnS the Tlden Club ~ the Nine
'senth Assembly district Of New York city
Two weeks ago a certificate INCORPORATING
to Tilieu Club ~ New York city an orgauiza'
ti"n CumpC."d 81 former Senator Jacob A
Cantor and other leading Democrats ,yas ro-
fused hv IN" Secretary ~ stat" haCnuse ~ m.
eNis'erCe of TIE lild"n club ~ the Eight.au,h
Assc uhlv district AIUilcntiou was made T.
d. octiuu 20 dissolve the old club. which had
Irn'ilCGlN gone ont - existence m.
Attorr"y-Geuerai granted thn Application
md the oT1or OF dissolution wa- secured
through defaut
The sun., 1901-01-26
NeM Port TO lie Opened In China

W,sHi>GroN. Jan IS Tho Department
% State has received despatch from tho
Consul at HHnkau. thIua, reporting that a
rev port 4. To he opened opposite Hankau.
NJ the terminus Of the IIaukau-Canton Rail
way. ton l. or muI" o.tslda Of MuChaug
The KlRughziH MGNlstrrt" and the new land
ON - have been Il r", ted To- draw a plan ~
the rIvrr,Id" and establish necessary hout-
drTlr. Al la.dS included W TIA" specified
huuudtrl"- ar" to D." HItrT ~" control Of
the riverside IN. which once will sole, I
.trs ~"ttl. pIi."- arrange rentals A. " hen
the pllu~ are CoWpIr'" merchants will hs
rutlf"d when they may appear at the river
side oii,,e aud offer lads for rental OF land
The sun., 1901-01-26
Army and Navy Orders.

wAsuVGroS. Jan. ss--Ih.ss army orders have
tsen issued
C.p,. Henry r Robinson. transferred IRON Fourth
Inianlfy tO iVsntv fourth Infantry Company y.
CAN PAU \ Wolf twenty fourth Infantry, TO
Tomth Infantry, Company Is.
Lave " HbSruce gfantsd lrn Lieut. Douglas
Settle Tenth Infantry. is extended ten day
saNc pt absence Tor one month Is granted Second
out. Paul y. IHtty, Fourth Infantry
lV direction ~ the Secretary ~ War board ~
officers las been appointed to meet at Camp N,klu.
ley Homo ulu Hawai-. March !. for the examination
q. candidates Tor adrisson To- West Point Tt,
board IL COMPOSED OF Tho following urrccrN NAluI
lNqu II. Ihy or. surgeon. t'rNt Lieut.. Daniel "
k-i,hAm, sixth Ariiery. Second l.eut GvyHn Y
lnnruck, Skth AtNisry. he examination VII be
,nua.cted m accordance with INSTRUCTIONS which
v he ilrr >htd tr board hy the superintendent
o. the MN'tdry Academy.
The sun., 1901-01-26
Court Of Appeals Decisions.

krpASy. Jan. rs The Court NJ Appeals tot.,
handed down the following DECISIONS
Ncde vs Wv YORK and Harlem R.'lrnsd Com
pam. appellant. motion o. prefer gfAniei
Nr' hfuUn, UreIhut, - Herzog, motion ,or p.
arg .r'ut ieL'sI. $40 costs,
CTAfnpskv vs. RucLestef order affirmed Wit.
costs. art question certified answered as ,ugr.st,,
In the uT'L.on below
Vaughn Machine Company vs Qu'ntard app,u. nj
Tenpe II tel. Ryan, appellant -. Robertson Sfsr'-
NluNhip v FurAo. kochestsr and pItShlrg Raj
road company, appellant E'deu Va. Long Islnr4
Electric RAILWAY COMPANY, appellant MrNsr an
pslsnt, vs. Compton 1Arhe' vs. F'nn,gAn ,nrsI
lnnt fiaherty vs. cont nenta Insufsnc~ COrnsnv 9
appellant judgments aTlrmei. with costs
The sun., 1901-01-26
Armenian Claims 60 lie Paid Soon.

W,sHtSGroS Jan IS The Government
expects that the Armenian claims against
Turkey, over the collection ot which there
has been considerable friction between the
Porte and the state department. will be paid
N.Ty soon Assurances regarded a. salts
IN, tory have been received her" To that effect
While tie sChci." Of payment has not been
a scln-ca = j. said that Ia" claims, amount
ils tu ab nj So. uIu NIi be lQuIdlted through
tho ageur2 90 ~" cramps NlIlhuld'u2 Come
iutp contract with the Turkish Govern
I.rut to bu.d a cruiser
The sun., 1901-01-26

T-a'imonv was heard by Supreme Court
Justice pi,key In Brooklyn Yesterday in the
suit ~ Florence Walden for an ahs oluta a
vorce from Frank walden. private in tho
fifth United states Artillery, stationed OF
Fort hsuliton IN" plaintin first met the
DEF" dau' at the camp AZ Montauk Point In
isas Their marriage shortly followed Sers'
George Nueltu of the saWo battery tcs-
tined that alden anu 4 woman not his ne
occupied a room IN n hotel az Fort Hamilton
on election day. The testimony was COrfob-
Grated hy the proprietor e The hotel. Justice
Hlcksy sald he would grant tho decree.
The sun., 1901-01-26
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f,NADT4v FISHERIES PATROL.
British Government Contracts for Creissr
and Launches for PsCinc Coast

WAsHINGroS. Jan IS The State Depart
r.nt has bosn Informed by Commercial
Agent Beutelspacher. Of Moncton, Canada.
that the British Government Is making prepa-
rntIous for a much more efficient naval patrol
ON the Pacific coast contract has been
loft for hIlIdIug sailing cruiser. to have a
Guaranteed sI.ed of twelve knots an hour.
uud contracts have also been made for "A
number uf steam launches. each about sixty
feet long 20 guard tho fisheries at the mouth
OF the fraser River
The sun., 1901-01-26
ARCHIE HTNT HINGED.
Said m the scsnoid That lie KILLED W.. Victim
In Self defence.

RiCHMoSD. Va. Jan IS Fvcrv persuasion
having h"cH eSerciS~i IN the Governor 10
commute the s.uteno" ~ Archie Hunt, 40
CunTod murderer. without avail. he vos
hanged at Lvn'hbIrg To-day Whom asked
II b" had ANYTHING 10 ssv no replied
i an about II va executed for killi-c 3,
man In sait-defenc", and that's all IL ere is
e. ~
~ ms time tho sound ~ TIE vO-ne-, mis-
or"rs Weeping came from tho ronrhv reue
A. liurt heard ~" suhhlus 30 callei OFT
No use 'rvlrF f,r ne CIV for y0ur.,Ivca
nm 'rusang IN IL" Lord. and am goiu. to
Heaven.
The sun., 1901-01-26
Steamship S,ar Cross rIoa,.6

lr"rs Dol Jaw - Tho British 'rlrrr
steamer star cross. Witch was stranded on
Nur'u Beach carl. vest.ri,, rIorrir- VS.
ro1f'd on IN his tide las nirh' hv u, A,-or,-
can NtlNlE" t"ui AN. NI'N the a--.-. .arue 4
'tc '.s. son "fs smith and James
Nc tasi.r' l'' stra'.,r Is lu good cor AZ ..f.
and #, 'fn"'"aIug under her own steam ta
The sun., 1901-01-26
smrnts of naval Vessels

W,sHi>uTnN. Jan % Tho cruiser Ban
cr.' ld- arrived at Colon, the auxiliary
cruiser rrairir at tle New lnrk Navy Yard,
the collier l~ouidas ~ Pensacola the gun.
boat n,a- at ~ lhomas. p6rish Ant ill"-,
thr guuhoa' Nil.ilchcs ~ Masbdtc. and The
gunbpat Aravat ~ Bulan The collier Nero
ha- sailed from Manila Tor colombo
The sun., 1901-01-26
>i.on Get. the rir.t PAYMENT on submarn.
Honts

WAsHINoro>, Jan p The first payment
on any ot "a" seven sbWarina boats under
,,rs'ruttIpl tpr Oh" Government was n.atIo
tr.du' b. f'r Nl.r Department g. Lewis
NI>pp of rIFInn'nprrt. or the AID.
/ N. a..nu.l .l tln rtvIu'It was 80. ruH
i Do, r,I",t'i 'htt a. Adder wll be com.
l..''d b. \pru ti 'go other 1ubmtrlrr
craft hl mo rnI OF NAY
The sun., 1901-01-26
NnNIons Abnnt the Ut, H,lI rIaa

H!rar0 skinner 81 Newark vas Nred g.
YESTERDAY IN th" Centre street police court
b. Mas ,tr Pool FOR hoius drunk IN Tn,
early morning iu ,ity H1n Park 4 police
nan had round him trN lVg to climb az tl.
.omethIng about half-masting the ras
The sun., 1901-01-26

wnHISdroS. Jan. rs Representative II
c Smith Of Michigan to-day intro iuced a
hill creating National Freight Association
10 and reg gulatc freish rates Of transporta-
ton throughout the United States. The CON
H. ittec is 10 consist ot twelve Members ok
~ whom shall be railroad men and six repre-
cent mercantile interests.
The sun., 1901-01-26
WANTS HER HrsBAND HANGkD
Mr.. Beatty Desire. TO Avcnxs the Murder .
Her Hrother.

PARsoNs " Va Jan. 2s-Mrs John Wee
lev Realty, wife OF the murderer Of Dsvi1
Nine. near Terra Alta. Va. has virtuA ,
sIgned her husbands death warrant Sever.
days ago petition was circulated. asnlns
the Governor to change Reatty's sentence
from Aa ngirg 70 lie imprisonment He va,
ntouce a 10 he hanged on leb is In u.
penitentiary at Mound~ville Nine's friends
started a counter petition. praying that Beatj
be hanged on e dey --' by the Judge Mrs
signed This petition. She 10 a sister Of Nine
the murdered man
The sun., 1901-01-26
Appalachian Forest Reserve.

CpArTa'""0N Tom. lar IS The Ton
nessee Leg.,itur" vii pass a hll m : fow
d1ys Ccduc q -" Federal Government t.o
IiSit G. n'oure l-ul for g." Appalachian
National Forest Rc-"iNa
The sun., 1901-01-26

Civn FugueeT + G. prlnde. from the Honolulu
naval station to Mare Island for examination for
retirement. thence home AMI avail ofdsrs
Assistant surgeon NJ. '. Stone, from the Sola %
g. the iSh llt l.uInn.
Assistant Surgeon H. II. HahA from the IslA De
Iu,On 10 the So.aoe.
lieut. :. X. Hudsns. from the Glacier TO the Ma.
The sun., 1901-01-26

whether you ere buying OF selling real es,ae. con
cult the Fosrc OF Brokers " ant hno Crsr" COLI 4
- real estst< psse Sundsys sna 7 Thursdays -Ass
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1901-12-19

r.. Is. Ellis and Dr. b. N. w oOu
were in Chickasha Tuesday.
List what you have to sell with
Smith IL Wyckoff. tt
Simon Turk is building a modern
residence on the East side.
The Cream Cafe sells meal tickets
twenty -onc meals for 81. so.
III. III. Bell made business trip
to Chickasha yesterday.
Smith S Wyckofr have bargains
in all kinds of real estate. If
Sam Kaufman spent Tuesday in
Anadarko.
a good piano for sale cheap
Belisle Il Holcomb. s0-lm
Mr.. Williams, the real estate man,
is building fine house on the east
side.
Some choice lots for sale by
Smith & Wyckof. IF
Tom Berry, of Atchison, Kansas,
is visiting friends in Anadarko this
week.
Coal, -four, feed and grain at
Leach IL Peacock. II
REM EMBER Meal tickets, 81
meals are So 80 at the Cream Cafe.
John Pfaff, of Edmond, is here
looking after the hardware store
during Fred's illness.
Ask your friends to subscribe for
the DALEY Democrat. II
An exquisite line of Plow Bon
Bons and confections. Pioneer
Drug Store, opposite postoilice s4ti
Every day brings more customers
to lIoffman's Bakary. 77ti
Positively the largest line of hol
iday goods in the city. Pioneer
Drug Store, opposite =. o. s4-tf
w. II. Garfield book-kecper fol
the J. S. Mayfeld Lumber Co. will
remove to his claim south of Law
ton in few days and begin life al
a farmer.
Mrs. w. A. McKinnon and bab,
accompanied Col. Linzee to f
II Mo yesterday evening where sh
vii, be the guest of Col. and Mrs
Linzee for a couple of days.
Santa Claus has made arrang,
ments to buy all his peanut cand
from Hoffman, NJ he makes tn
best.
Members of the w. &. r. L
will meet ut the home of Mrs. {
ii. Douglas, back of the Phone,
Drug stor ~ Friday at 3 o'cloc
p. III. Dec 90. 1901.
If you want to get in or out
cut of business quick see Smith 4
Wykcoff
The DAILY DEMOCRATS line
fancy stationary, programs, card
etc, cannot be surpassed.
DIR. Caldwell's Syrup Pcpsin
pleasant to take. 1t is a pleasa
laxative. Sold by o. c. stephenso
XMAS sale of millinery goods
Miss Cassidy's store. Entire sto'
will be sold at from % to 80 p
cent discount. ~
Smith q Wyckoff have opened
real estate Office opposite the pc
office and invite all prospect
buyers to call and see them.
Three furnished rooms over BE
Rett's Wholesale grocery store (
rent at So, so room. Inquire
Cream Cafe.
Wanted AT Ralston's restaura
Immediately, laundry woman a
dish washer.
1ho nlaca tn oet VOur none
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1901-04-03
Beauty and EIucntion.

Why is it that has always
been more beautiful than man? In
human beings the attractive qualities
have always been on the side of the
female. Why is 1t? Without wishing
to cast any aSpcrSion On the members
OF the superior scN, we may fairly an
swer that it is because they have hith-
erto been the less educated. But wom-
ans IDEAS are changing. She has lis
tened to the voice Of the tempter, whis-
pering In her ear all sorts Of sweet fall
lacies about equality Of the sexes, in
tellcctual development and it's neces-
sity, and the like, and she has yielded
to the temptation. And the result of
this will be that she will lose her
beauty. She will suffer in appearance
as man has done and Is doing, and in
the course Of time the extremely CIV
ilized races Of mankind will be ugly
irretrlcvably and lamcntably ugly
Parsons Magazine.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1901-04-03
Reduced Rates, Special Occasions, Via
T.. & w. G.. Railway.

The Charleston and Western Caro-
lima Railway beg to reduced
rates from their stations on account OF
occasions named below:
Baptist Young Peoples Union, Char.
lesion, S, C.-Round trip tickets at re
duced rates will be sold for this occa-
sion, April End, Bird, and 4th, final re-
turn limit April 9th, 1901.
Meeting South Carolina Medical AS
ISOLATION, Florence, S. Ground trip
tickets for this occasion will be on sale
April 10Th, 10th and 18th, final return
limit April 10Th, 1901.
Grand Lodge knights of Honor, Co
lumbia, S. Ground trip tickets at re-
duced rates for this occasion will be on
sale April 10th, 18th and 18th, final re-
turn limit April 22nd 1901.
Grand Lodge I. O. O. f., G~reenville,
S. C.-Round trip tickets will be sold
from all stations to Greenville, S. G..
for this occasion April 23rd and 9th
final return limit April 9th, 1901.
South Carolina Federation Of Wo-
mems Clubs, Grecnville, S C.-Tickets
on sale from all stations for this Occa-
sion April 22nd, BIRD and 2ith, final re-
turn limit April 10Th, 1901.
Grand Council, Improved Order OF
Red Men, Spartanburg, S. C.-Round
trip tickets to Spartanburg for this &C.
casion will be sold April Sth, 9th and
10th with final limit April 18th.
W. j. CRAIG,
Gencral Passenger Agent.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1901-04-03
4 Famous Pearl,

The beautiful pearl known as the
Great Southern Cross was found in
Western Australia in the year 1884. 1t
consists Of nine pearls joined together
In the form Of a cross, In which shape
1t was found by n man named Clarke.
1t is said that the finder and the first
purchaser Of it buried it for some time,
superstltiously regarding 1t rs q heav-
emily miracle. 1t was, however, ulti-
matcly taken up from its burial place
and sold for 81 900, since which time it
has frequently changed hands and is
now valued at $4,000. At the Colonial
and Indian exhibition in England 1t at
tractcd a good deal Of notice and is
probably the only natural cross ever
found.