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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-06-05
Death OF Miss Locke Crawford

| The death of this lovely young
lady, daughter of our highly
esteemed townsman, DR.. M. p.
Crawford, occurred shortly after
2o'clock on last Sunday afternoon,
after a protracted illness. The
announcement was received with
expressions of deep sorrow, and
sadness filled all hearts. Miss
Locke was % years of age and an
unusually attractive young lady,
admired alike for her beauty of
face, her amiable and lovely dis
position, and her charming man
ncrs. Entwined in the hearts of
her parents her death is indeed a
sad atfiiction to them.
Young, beautiful, accomplish
ed, she was popular with both
old and young. Adored by her
parents, loved by her friends, she
has gone to the grave leaving
only sweet memories of her bright
young life behind. The funeral
was conducted from the residence
of DR.. Crawford On Monday after
noon, after services by Rev.
Chalmers Fraser, assisted by Rev.
w. G. Ewart. The interment
took place in the old cemetery,
the following young gentlemen
being the pall-bearers: DIR. j.
Canton Foster, DR.. r. G. Brown,
Hazel Witherspoon, Carl A. Fos-
ter, Leroy Davidson, ID. Reese
Williams and Ralph Foster. 1t
was one of the largest funerals
we ever witnessed in Lancaster, and
the many beautiful and fragrant
flowers which were spread on the
grave hiding it from view was a
beautiful testimonial to the love
and esteem in which the deceased
young lady was held. The deep
est sympathy is felt for the be-
reaved parents and surviving
bother and little sister.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-06-05

Rev. j. b. Mack, d. D., of
Fort Mill, Will supply the
pulpit of the Presbyterian church
next Sunday, morning and night
the pastor, Rev. Chalmers Fraser
having been called to Decatua,
ga. to the bedside of his father,
in-law, who is not expected to
live.
MIR. j. f. Gregory of Gaffney,
5. g., is spending a few days
with his family. MIR. g., heard
the lively Tillman-M -McLaurin
debate mt Gaffney the other day
and seems of the opinion that our
senior Senator has at last met his
match on the stump.
Mr. II. ii. Shute got back safe
from the Memphis reunion. He
says things came high to the old
vets. For instance for the privi-
lege of sleeping on an old cot, a
straw pillow under his head, and
piece If cheese cloth for COW
ering, he paid the sum of S1.5O
for a three hours nap.
Miss Ellen Jordan was awarded
the debater's medal ut tie closing
exercises of the graded school
Friday night. The contestants
were Ellen Jordan, Maude Greg
ory, Mamie Irene McCardell and
Waddy Thomson.
Mrs. Stroud, wife of John
Stroud, of Flat Greek township,
died last Saturday after pro-
tracted illness. She was about
IS years of age and leaves her
husband and several children, all
grown, ,survivingher. Her remains
were inferred Sunday at Pisgah
church.
PayyourSubscription.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-06-05
[For The Ledger

Owing TO the busy season of
the farmers just at the present,
brought on by the continued rains.
the Children's Day Exercises at
Tabernacle have been postponed
from Saturday, June sth, to Sun
day June 9th. Exercises will be-
gin $3.50 o'clock, sharp.
A Sunday School picnic will be
given later in the Summer, but
no dinner will be served at the
church on day above stated.
Respectfully,
A. G. Rowell,
Sunday School Supt.
June, 3, 1901.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-06-05

"A two-room wooden shebang is
being erected on the south west
corner of the court house yard.
There is room for two more two
room wooden shebangs on the
front side of the yard. We once
plead hard for the identifying of
the court house yard and making
1t attractive to the eye of visitors.
We appealed to the pride of the
county hut to no avail. Now. if
the county is not able to improve
the front side of the yard as it
has the back side then, probably
it ought to sell the front as va
cant lots to some one who can.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-06-05
Killed His Wife.

Sike Massey, negro living on
the Gibson place in the upper
part of the county, killed his wife
in a very brutal manner last Fri
day night. 1t seems that he
walked into the house where his
wife was writing. He asked what
she was writing. She jokingly an
swered, letter to my fellow.
One word led to another when
the negro got down his gun and
fired at his wife, the shot passing
through her clothes and the powder
setting her dress afire. She Jump
ed up and ran into the yard scream
ing, the husband following her.
"A neighbor tried to stop him but
he threatened him if he interfered.
Abont this time the woman triD-
ped i'll her clothing and fell when
her husband struck her several
severe blows in the head with the
butt of his gun, breaking off the
stock and bending the irons hold
ing it to the barrel at the first
blow. She was never able to
move after the first blow though
she seemed to breathe for some
minutes. Sike got some water
and poured on her dress where it
was atire after he. had killed her.
He stayed about the place all
night and the following morning
started to Lancaster to surrender
to the sheriff. He met Deputy
Hunter few miles, above town
going for him. He brought him
on to ia;l. The negro had only
been married few years and had
one child. This will make three
homicide cases for the approach
ing term of court.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-06-05

Lost-One diamond stud and
gold scarf pin set with rubie.
Finder will he rewarded by re-
turning to this office. 3>
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-06-05

Died, at O'Clock a. M, Fri,
day last, the two-year old daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Thorn.
son, OF Dry Creek. The remains
were Inferred At Carmel, ia the
afternoon. te.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-06-05

The new fountain of j. Z.
Mackey & Co., recently mention
ed as having been bought by
them, has arlived. 1t is beau
ty.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-06-05
Matters,

cially. JaB Mackorer.
Prof. w. F. Moncrisff will
lecture in the Methodist church
Sunday morning next at IL
o'clock.
DR. L. j. Strait has bad his
commodious residence In East
End repaired and is now having
it repalnted.
Mr.. w. McD Brown moved,into
his handsome new home on Main
Street yesterday.
Mrs. p. G. McCorkle of Char
lotte, is visiting her fathers
family.
DR.. w. O. Nisbet of Charlotte,
is much inproved. He and his
wife are spending this week with
relatives in Monroe, N. c..
The John d. Wylie Chapter U.
ID. c., will meet in the court
house at 5 o'clock p. m. to. NOR
row.
For sale or rent! New 7-room
cottage at corner of Cemetery
and Barr Streets. Apply to T.
s. Carter.
= Married, on Sunday last, by
Magistrate w. p. Caskey, Mr..
Lester Starnes and Miss Laura
Pardue, daughter of Rev. j. NJ.
Pardue, of Jones X Roads.
During this month Supt. of
Education Rowell's Office will be
open on Mondays instead of on
Saturdays. Those having bus:-
ness with him will please remem-
Der this.
State Supt. of Education Nc
Mahan stopped over here for
few hours Monday on his way to
Rock Hill.
Prof. Davis of the graded school
went to Spartanburg Monday to
enroll in the State Summer school.
First class Light Bread and
Cakes, made by one of the Best
Bakers in the State. Fresh twice
a week. Sold by Mathis & Co.
Misses May Brock and Ida
Corbett, teachers in the graded
school left Monday for Cheraw
and Charleston, their respective
homes, to spend the vacation.
Lost-One diamond stud and
gold scarf pin set with rubie.
Finder will he rewarded by re-
turning to this office. @N
The patrons of the CASTOR
school are requested to attend a
meeting at the school house on
Saturday the Sth inst at o'clock,
p. m. "A full meeting is desired.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Methodist church are going to
have Fishing Party aid serve
cream and cake at the methodist
Parsonage Thursday evening at
7,30 until 10. p. m.
Admission free; cents to fish.
Little Daisy, infant daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Small, of
Primus, died Nav 29th. 1901 of
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-06-05

Heath foo ed with
noa!s never bought SO much they d" We
s'eged by Sellers by overocked unloading
price we TO" them with have
mere Tor your benefit Ba gains that weeks believed
impossible to- find The time that
dollar is most powerful, and that IS her and
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-06-05
Listen

ITO pieces of French Dmes fancy patterns the Is cents quail
ty for
90 Pieces of Pretty coocd lawns cents quality now for
cents.
100 Pieces yard wide Pcrcaes stripes cents ouaiv
now 1or cents One 10 pieces, yard wide Madras wor
~ cents now for cents 30 pieces of Bates Crnk
led Seersucer stripes at cents our emf price is
IL cents pieces of silk finished Fouards the cents
quality for cents.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-06-05

How Are Your Kidneysf
DR. Hobbs Sparagu Pills cure all kidney ills Sam
pie free Add Sterling Remedy Co, Chicago or NJ Y.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-06-05

DON'T TOBACCO TOT ! e 5 sM eg
:. Your Life avaye
easily, be made we'll, strong, magnetic. fun .
,,en. new me and vigor by taking A0-TO-RAR,
na' ,n., makes weak men strong Many Wzes
cured. All druggists. Cure guaranteed. BosS-
70 e, :, ana advice FREE Address sTRRLiNG
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-06-05
Third Stock Of New Millinery,

mere we are sapreme no where else find
and style linked with such low prices before has our
store so thoroughly mered its fame Stylish Millinery and
moderate prices. We have all our own way
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-06-05
Now for Genuine hoe
Bargains: Are YOU Ready :

Inc loc have good reason for buying their shoes here h
store does the Shoe do none hay sn-,
large stocks none sell cheap Mr. Heath picked pp ra
values in Ladies and Misses Slippcrs
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-12-08
FID0's REVENGE
ON HIS MASTERS BICYCLE.

People who know dog nature say that the
more affectionate a dog 10 the more jealous
it Is. A small black poodle out in the coun-
ty recently gave a curious exhibition of jeal-
ousy that il chiefly remarkable for the
amount Of Intelligence back OF 1t.
Ffdo Is a French poodle belonging to Mr..
Thomas B. Mcdowell. 1t is particularly At
tached to Master Fred Mcdowell, tho H.
year-old son. Fred has recently become the
proud owner OF a bicycle and now spends all
his spare time on the wheel. Poor Fido is
sadly neglected.
That the dog feels this neglect It has
shown In several ways. One Of the symp-
toms that appeared very human was to
draw attention to itself by being very sulky.
and this II would alternate by a At Of more
than usual affection toward its little master.
Al the boy was going out to wheel NOT
long ago Fido followed him out on the side
walk. looking very sulky. An the boy was
starting of the dog Ieaped at the bicycle
and fastened its teeth into the tire Of the
hind wheel. Such was is 1t Of rage that
It had to be beaten on.
This did mot end the matter % Tar u Edo
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-12-08

her teens Cavalry Life vas the BEGIN
ming of . series Of military tales with
which her name IS chiefly associated. but
before that and before she had Invented the
pseudonym Of John Strange Winter" she
had contributed over forty stories to the
Family Herald Of London "Bootles's Ba-
by her most famous book. was published
in 1855. and has since then passed into al
most endless editions.
At the meeting Of the New York Library
Association at Lake Placid last septsmbsr
formal action was k for the preparation
Of select cooperative lists Of books to be
| prepared by q committee Of the association.
including the president. Miss NJ. E. Hazel
tine OF jamestown. and the secretary, Mrs.
II. L. Elmendorf of Buffalo. These lists
were to be printed for distribution by the
various libraries OF this State at the deliv-
cry desk, ard copies were to DO supplied to
libraries elsewhere as ordered. The sum Of
% cents a hundred is charged for them. The
first list, prepared in accordance with this
action by the association. is on The United
States Government and Its Administration,'
and Is as follows:
The American Citizen By c. F. Dole
Heath. 50 cents.
civil Government in the United states."
BY John Ffske. Houghton. q. l..
This Country Of Ours" By Benjamin.
Harrison. Scribner. $50.
Congressional Government" By Wood-
row Wilson. Houghton. S.2a.
American Political Ideas Viewed From
the Standpoint OF Universal History" By
John Ffske. Harper. 81.
THE American Commonwealth" Abrideed
Edition. By James Bryce. Macmillan. ME.
THE United States" An Outline Of Po-
utical History, 1is2-1s71. BY Goodwin Smith.
Macmillan. s.
Politics and Administration" By =. ].
Goodnow. Macmillan. $I5o.
Great Words From Great Americans"
Putnam. N.50.
Tho gilt-edged quarterly founded and
conducted by Lady Randolph Churchill (now
Mrs. CORVALLIS Vest. the Anglo-Saxou RI.
view. Is discontinued with the issue for the
current quarter. This is the famous guinea.
a-number' periodical. which represented all
that was finest in current literature, n well
as in bookmakinc. The covers designed for
the serial issues-there were ten in all, We
bciieve-were copies OF the works Of famous
binders OF the Fifteenth and sixtesnth CEN
turies. reproducing the aorid ornamentation
done BY hand.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-12-08
LITERARY GOSSIP.

Marie CoeeM lectured before tho Edfn-
burgh Philosophical Institution last week.
Che b described rs rosy and pleasant
faced. with fluffy hair. Her subject was
Tho Vanishing Gift" by which she meant
Imagination. h declared that the world
WA the baser now by the craving for un-
ceaAng excitement and the !ndisposit.on
to think.
In The Diamond Necklace" by Frantz
Funk Brentano, which ]. B. Liprincott
Company have published. the character of
he marvellous wizard, Cagliostro. is the
center OF attraction. This man says he is
1000 years old. but appears like 30. and the
secret Of this discrepancy is a mysterious
disttlation Of the waters of eternal youth.
An old ~coquette having learned the secret
torment him for Just one draft OF this
precious ffuid. and he sends 1t to her In a
bottle labeled Eau Jour r~ajeunir de vingt-
cinQ ans" The lady being out. the flask
- taken BY her maid. who. excited by the
labeI. drinks of the contents. when her
limbs shrink and she becomes a child of
8 yeafs old. ~entangled In a woman's dress.
When her mistress returns and hears the
story she hurries OF to Cagliostro with en-
treaties that he Will refill the flask.
II popularity Ind the amount Of literary
output count for virtue In a writer. Mrs.
Arthur Stannard Uohn Strange Winter.
whose The Price Of a Wife, has just come
from the Lippincotts. has nothing to fear.
A list Of he: writings consists of %sixty-nine
novels n 20 short stories. Mrs. Stannard
wrote her drst story when she was still in
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-12-08
The Mating.

The warm. sweet drop OF rain
Is mistress of the snow:
The gentle breezes sweep the plain
To meet the mighty winds that blow:
Each fragrant blossom has its mate: the
creek
That sings . happy song
Can sing because she flows along
To seek
The river. and at last.
All-trusting. cast
Herself upon his breast! The sky
Stops kindly down to kiss the sea:
The sigh
Il eonsort Of the laugh that rings
Out merrily:
The robins wings,
The maiden's lips the lovers eyes
God made them all In pairs!
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-12-08

was concerned. and It at once resumed plot
ting against the hated rival. this time with
more success. When Fred went for his
wheel the other day to take his accustomed
shreds in places. and both of them as fiat as
pancakes. Now tho whole Mcdowell family
Is asking. Who but F1do could have done 1t?
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-12-08

And shall We say the spirit lies
Dumb when man quits the worlds AZ
fairs?
Is there no realm where we may rise
In newer glory after this.
No heaven where angels are7
Is life the one thing SINGULAR
All, no!
II 1t were 80
A studied plan had gone amiss.
s.. E. kiSer. in Record-Herald.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-12-08
Sunrise Magic.

Along the silent. sleepy street
The houses. gray and old.
Bloom into castles, ruby-peaked.
Their windows paned with gold;
And rose-lights flicker where but now
Were shadows, deep and cold.
Tho shafts of ashen smoke that swept
From chimneys. tall and grim.
Now wind, in coils of violet
And purple. soft and dim.
Then roll away in broken wheels
With amber spoke and rim.
The SUMS red wand has made . court
OF every barn and byre,
And with a single flashing gem
Has tipped the village spire.
And turned h snowballs on the lawn
To balls Of carmine fire.
Hattie Whitney. in Youths Compaaieo.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-12-08
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The state herald., 1901-05-10
GROCERIES:

Flour Fancy Patent q Frost King 90
White Rose 80 IL lbs. Sugar 81 Arbuck.
les and Lions Coffee l2llc 3 cans Toms.
toes DC 8 cans Corn o5c3 cans Peas DC
l can Salmon i0c California csnsd goods
best quality Pear. Peaches and Appri.
cots 1880 gal Fancy Table Syrup 5Oc
now 3Sc I gel. Fsncy Country Sorgum
Coo nox 48c Slb. can syrup l2ll nov IL
l Bib. can SorRum l2IS now 100 40 bar,
Sosp 81 Is lbs Nsctsrines u 10 Lbs
Home Dried Apples q l6 lbs. pssrs 81 lG
lbs Prunes el Split Herring and White
Fish &c per pound Lake Trout and Sal
mon l2is now 10c Arm 4 Hammer Sods
no Merry War Horss Shoe Lys 7isc
Lewis Lys So X @ Baking Powder l5c
now 121i Calmet % now ls Royal 40 now
IS, 25 now 10 Search Light Matches Ac
per boz % boxes Mule Matches 25 White
Star Bulk Coffee 20 nov IS. % now 20, 80
now %, IS now 81 Home made Apple
Butter l2,< now II per can Saur Kraut
I2lf now II per can Goessberriss. Rssp-
berries and Blsckberriss 1915 now 10.
Hinzes Picking Vinegar 30 noe 50 Milk
Crooks l2iz nos 10 Jugs Is now 10. Car
Michigan Salt (,s srrivs, 2 Is lib Snok.
ing Tobacco ;5, I gal Head Light Oil IL
10 lbs Beans %.
The state herald., 1901-05-10
DRY GOODS:

Lace Curtains 3 Is now 265 825 now
2 40 rs now 95 20 nov IS 2 90 now
I so.
Bed Spreads 90 now 65 90 now IS 80
now l 10 9 10 now ! 70 2 25 now l 10 2 SO
now l 20.
Art Dennims I6c now II Table Linen
Is now IS 90 now 10 So now 20 80 now
IS 35 now IS Towsliag Lanen Is now II
l2lt nov 10 10 now Lscs aud Embroid
cries 25 now IL 20 now l5 10 now IL l2l<
now 10 10 nov 8 8 now 0. White Goods
in Dimity and Pique 10 now . l2is now
10 Is now II 20 now 1853. Dotted Swiss
50 now 21. Ribbons, all collars, 30 now
30 85 nov % 20 nov les, Is now l3 l2is
now 10.
Ssxony Yarn vorsted psr sksin 10 now 8
Imported 10 nov O.,
Ice Wool l2ls now 8. German Knitting
Yarn 2j nov 10. Ccrsets, Armors,de,
Ksbo C-B 90 now 80 F. r. / 90 now so,
Anal Summer SO now 3J, Directory 30
now So 8 N so nov 3j. Kid Gloves
Ladies' 30 nov 90 kid gloves undrsssed
l 10 now 20. Silks % now IS 100
sow 10 IS now 6 Chiffon SO now co
Velvsteen 30 now - 55 nov 40 Silk Vel.
vet l 25 nov s. Drsss Trimn,ngs (Fan-
cy) 90 now 20 10 now 10 nov @. Night
Dresses l 90 now 20 l rs now 1856 Flap.
mel red, blsck and whits 60 now 40 40
now q. Fancy Skirt striped lining 25
now Is 10 now 8. Black Taifeta Is now
II. Auuskeg GinGhsms now 5h
xsn's Sunmsr Underwear 10 nov IS 90
now q. Ladies Nscintoshss $1,000 nov
1.s5, $500 now s675, $3.50 now 600
$50 now $500. Msas Pommsl Slcksrs
e3.7o now q Is. Mems SIicker suits 3.75
now Sass. AC A Ticking l5 now II.
Best Oil Cloth 10. Shirts black and
white striped 10 now 40. White Shirts 81
now o. Fancy Prscals 90 now 10.
The state herald., 1901-05-10
BY order OF Post Commander

II have been suffering from Dyspepsia
for the past twenty ysars and have bssn
unable after trying all prt rtparations and
physicians to get any relief. After tax
ing one bottle Of Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
l found relief and am nov in better
nealth than 1 have been for twenty
yesrs. i can not praise Kodal Dyspsp
sia Cure too highly" Thus writes Mrs
O ". Roberts, North Creek, Ark.-City
Drug Store.
The state herald., 1901-05-10

WANTED: Active men 70 deliver and
oelIsct; No oanvassips. Salary 10000
per yssr. Extra commissions. Rsfsr.
suoes and security required. Address u.
r. Ross, Manager, Sterling, Cole, Boz
2j5.
The state herald., 1901-05-10

wANrKD. Capable. reliable t-f.on In ever
eousss 10 rspressat large company of soiid q.
nasrlai sppasatioa eu,n siay psS yssr. payable
vsshly, y t'ss day sh~oialely sar~ and all ss-
psnscs straight. bona.ads, dstniis saiAsy. so
commission, SALARY paid each Saturday and es.
penss mossy advanced cseh vesh. STANDARD
HOUSE, ~ DaAnsonH st.. CxirAao.
The state herald., 1901-05-10

Skin Aasctlsns viii readily disappear
BY using Dswltt's Witch hassl Salvs.
Losk out for esun,srfs,ts. II you 70,
Dsw,tts ysu ~ill set good rssults. II
10 the quick and positive cure ior piles
--Oity Drug Store.
The state herald., 1901-05-10

Ruth Snyder, little daughter Of Mr..
and Ars N. A. Snyder Of Holyoks. died
on Friday May from scarlet fever, age
8 years 3 months and "a days. She was
taken sick on Monday with this dreaded
disease and continued 10 suffer with .
high fever till death came. On account
Of the contagious nature Of the disease
the home was quarantined and Q public
funeral could not be hsld. The little
body was laid 70 rest In the Holyoks
cemetery on Saturday forenoon and Rsv.
Smith accompanied the family to the
Cemetery and offered . prayer At the
grave. This bright, cheerful little girl
hsd secured hold upon the affections
Of oil vhe knew her and will Be much
missed even outside Of the homo. II 10
ssd bereavement for the parents and
the conditions surrounding tho death
seemed 10 make It mnch ssddss. The
friends Of the family wsrc not permitted
10 call at the home 10 give expression TO
their symyathy and accompany the fsmi-
" to tho cemetery but, while not par
mittsd to thns give expression 70 their
sympathy. they oil deeply sympathize
with the parents and sisters IN their
sorrow for the death Of little Ruth.
The state herald., 1901-05-10
CLOTHING:

Black and Gray Clay Worstsd suits
Sls nov $3.50, $3.50 .ow Sll.5O, I3 50
now el0 xll.60 now e8.a5. so now q,
$3.50 now e6.60. Gray and mixed colored
suits "a now e5.75, $50 nov t5, % now
$3.50, u now e2.85. Mems Pants mixed
Gray g now e2.25. $3.50 now tl.75
Corduroy o. now %, t3 now e2.15. Full
line Of Childrsn's Suits strictly ct cost
The state herald., 1901-05-10

The county commissioner at their
meeting this vssk lowered the sssssssd
vslnstioc Of the Lincoln Land ca. on
the Holyoks water wosks from q 900 "a
e6,0oo, Cowmissisasr BorlAnd voting No
on the motion 70 do %.
The state herald., 1901-05-10
STRAYED.

6traysd from my ranch IN Phillips
county one bay mare. ono sorrol mare
aud one roam pony all branded quarter
circle seven on left shoulder aud also
two black shoats ono SOW and barrow.
@. D. SaRIsER.
The state herald., 1901-05-10

q. II. Moore hss purchased tho pro
psrty on Inter Ocean Ave, formerly
owned and occupied by Price Raymond
aud sold the dwelling TO Hiram Elwood
spd moved u 70 his ranch In the sorth.
ern part of The county.
The state herald., 1901-05-10

WANTED D-TRusrwOBrHY MEN AND wo
man To truvr and nals.rtIss for old sstAblI. I.hcsi
hoasS of solid financial standing. Balar,, e7ro 4
ysss ssc eapcnses.. A. p:yshir in es.h. No can.
a~lf.addrsa~d stamped rnvriopr, Address Nan.
Aoss, ~ taxtoa Hidx., ChicAs,.
The state herald., 1901-05-10

woTkD- ACTIVE MAN Or 0ovD CHAN.
se,st tyo deliver an! collect In Colorado fPr old
sstsblished m.nnfns'ntins wbole..le hoass.
psfiencs required. bur Inference, any bank IN
any city. Enclose sclf-AJdrr--sd stamped rn.
yeiopc. Msnufactnrcr,::f Third floor, 80 Dear.
bofp H., thirnso.