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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-09-11
FIESTAS
DE INAUGURATION.

Las hestas de Ia toma de pose
sion del nuevo Gobernador se lleva-
ra & cabo con arreglo al siguiente
programa:
1 Parada general & las nueve
de Ia maflana, dirigida por el Mayor
Msnsfield
2 Ejercicios de inauguration en-
la Plaza Principal d las diez de Ia
maf1ana con arreglo al sigulente Or
den.
/. Oraci6n por el Obispo Blenk
2. Toma de juramento por ell
Presidente del Tribunal Supreme
8. Discurso inaugural, por ell
Gobernador Hunt.
3. Saludo al Goberna5aE nor ell
Castillo de San CristobaI
4. Bsndic.6n por ell hsverendo
DR.. Dress.
8. Reception pdblica por los es-
poses Hunt, en- palacio, de II de la
mafiana q una de Ia tarde.
4. A las dos de Ia tarde juegos
en- Ia Marina, y partidas de base
ball en- los terrenos de ln ligA.
5. A las ocho de la noche, fac
gos artifciales en- Ia Marina 8 en- la
Plaza Principal.
6. A las nueve de la noehe gran
bale en- ell Teatro.
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TEATR0, .
NueVos urtistus.
Queda complete el cuadro.

La Asociacion artfstica Rihuet
y ca ha contratado nuevos artistss
que es seguro amenizaran les espec-
aculos que cada noche van siendo
mas del agrado del pdblico capita
lef1o.
Tratase de nuestro compatriota
don Juan Nadal que desde hace tres
amos Sc ausent6 Gel suelo patrio v
que ha recorrido Venezuela y Cuba
cosechando aplausos y placemes,
volviendo q So pats hecho todo. un
artista.
La sef1ora Carmen Beltrau, es.
paf1o1a de origer, esposa de niue stro
amigo Nada], cuenta, doquiera luce
su talento y gracia artfstica con el
aprecio y ovaciones del pdblico.
Figura entire los nuevos contra
tados, Don Luis Martinez C.sado
que desempef1ara el cargo de Repre-
sentante y Ia vez tenor c6mico.
Ell jueves har&n su pres sntaci6n
dichos senores repres ssntando las
zarzuelss <La Marcha de Cadiz,,
clos Afeicanistas, y Gel Ruisef1or,,
obra esta escrita para Ell Sr. Rihuet
y en- la q1e tomar4 parte Ia aplaui
dida Ia tipls Sra. Martin Gruas.
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cieudo que le iba contar q su ma
dre que Sc habfa encontrado a un
aouelito muy buenO. .....
Asf como la nina te he visto
II. He lefdo tus amarguras, ? COM
prendiendo que quizas podrfa pro-
porcionarte algdn consuelo, he We
nido, como amigo, q pasar la noche
ca tn compaf1fa. Mariana seguiras
tn viaja al clarear la aurora, y no
nos volveremos a YER mas. Themes
miedo atm?
No, va no; porque me he con-
vencido de que no eresel diablo.
Mira, me die; y no vi va al vie
10. Ea su lugar estaba una nina
con IA cabellera suelts, y ell desnudo
cuerpo blanco y candido envuelto en-
gasas transparentes. Sc parecia q
la Ofelia de Shakespeare.
Trafa en- la mano, como aqu6lls,
el bdcaro de ortigas y de sollejas,
de margaras y de orqufdeas.
me preferes asf?
va no puedo dudar Indudable-
mente eres 10 que qnieres ser.
IQuieres que charlemos?
La ideal muchacha sonrefa gra-
ciosamente, y.su desnudo cuerpo pa
recla el de una de esas estatuas de
marmol que encontramos en- los jar
dimes solitarios.
No inspiraba su desnudez SEN
sualfsmo nj passion grosera, &ntes
por el contrario, parecfa obra del
buril de un genio, que al tallarla so :
fase con la idea pura.
sAmas?
a ST; mucho.
IA que, 8 q quien!
A todo.. pero mas que NADIA,
al hombre.
Me enga1as, mientes. To eres
enemigo de la felicidad humana;
eterno contrario de la dicha.
Los poetas, los santos y los sd
bios dicen qua no sabes amar.
ST; amo de mil maneras y con
Glen fuerzas distintas !. =. como ell q
buelo los nietecillos tiernos; como
Ia vlrgen enamorada al mancebo de
| sus suenos.
Soy ell poeta esencial -. :. el de
las sombras y ell de las lagrimas.
B.jo mi inspiration concibi6 Dn
rante su vision sublime y terrible.
Yo inspire al salon aquel la gen
til much achuela que enloqueci6 de
amor. 20 al negro fondo de aque]
terrible pasional que destruy6 Des.
| demona.
Toda Ia gran belleza until de
| mi sale; en- uni sombrfa alucinaci6n
Sc engendrs.
Roma, ardiendo como una lam
para que alumbra al tirano que can
ta
| lQue serfa del mundo sin mi?
Suprfmeme por un instsnte, y
la mOnotona dulzura del bien borra-
ria media vida.
Dsl COZ traste, del choque de Ia
dicha con la tristeza, s,le la luz que
irradia 10 bsl'o.
El bien me debe la vida. aLo
concebirfas sin el NAL? No existien-
do Ia uoche, dllegarfas q distinguir
ell dfa? Supou que amaneciera para
no anoch scer. -. Sup6n que L. fol-
no Sc agostais, que la mujer amada
no pudiera dejar de quererte. >. Su
p5n que la hermosa primavera rel
nara siempre. -. Yo soy Ell NAL, ST
mas en- 10 inicial, en- Ell g6rmep, al
en- 10 que nunca penetrara la pobre
inteligencia humana; no hay bien n
mai, todo es una sola cosa incom
prensible inmenss: NADIA! Dile
asf; 20 te 10 he dicho.
LUIS DE ARMINAN.
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NOTIClAS POR CABLE
sERVIcIo DIREcTo DE nEW-YoRk:
ULTIMA HORA.
Sensible deSgracia.

Ea estes momentos acaba de pa.
sar uu triste asontecimiento en- Ia
Gale de San Francisco, esquina de
San Justo, On ell viaje del tren elec-
trico de lss 4 menos cuarto.
Ell cochs ndmero 4, que conducs
Ramon Diaz, arroll6, frente sl esta-
blecimiento de IL $ seftores Coma lez
Padfn Hermane S, 81 niflo Julio Colo,
fractur&ndole las dos piernas.
El niflo, que tendra unos doce
amos, trata ba de subir al tren cuan.
do le o Z, urrio la desgracia.
Nos dicen que el conductor esta
proce sado por otro hecho parecido.
Ell Juzgado SO COZ stituy6 INN g.
diatame ente en- ell lugar del suce so, y
ell niflo fue rasladado al cuarto oe
socorros, y ssistido por ell Doctor
Quevedo Baez practicante Eloy
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Pronto, ssgun nos dicen. SO
abrir& una catedra de gramatica
castellana en- la plaza de Colon.
Evplicar& el texto mn connota
do gramaticida, que es una maquina
de perorar con cuerda para veinte
y cuatro horas, = que conoce a fon-
do Ia gramatica parda de sistema
chamberlain.
Habra publico.
Dice IN estimado colega local
que un tib,1.6as gonda, por Psna Pa
rada dispuesto a hacer alguna de las
suyas.
Ssbiames que mar adentro an
dab IN muchos tiburones por aquel
sitiO pero -. tan cerca de TERRA,
nunca los habiamos visto.
Tenemos va muchos tiburones
-, de dos pies que andan sueltos
por esos mundos, y serfa una Gala
mida ad que viniesen aumentar ell
ndmero los que fotan en- ell lfquido
elemento.
Cuando se aproxima un tempo
raj empiezan q percibirse con item
po las r4fagas precursoras del CT
clon,
No sabemos porcue question de
forns, la emprendieron esta ana
ma dos norm a!istas q pe!otazo linn
pio de sistema americana.
Boxeo matutino y bajo techo.
No hay que apurarse; es que Sc
acercan los examenes.
Auoche decia uno de IL bande-
ra roja: sno es bueno alegrarse del
NAL de nadie pero esta circun stancia
le vino al Partido federal como pc
drada en- ojo de boticario.
~ Como asf ~?
-Poes sencillamente: dquiere
v. mejor OCCASION de expresar sus
simpatfas al Poder Csutral.?
Dicen que Ia pintan calva; mas
10 que es esta, nj traida por ell bigo-
Y que han sabido aprovec har
la, es indudable. Y han hecho blep
muy bien.
E la calle: Cogido al vuelo.
-. - -. .:......
50, ...,..... 5000
.'ts. 80. ..'ss.
Los socialistas ..... .Siquiera
los socialistas estan frente al Go
bierno y no van con adulaciones...
2 Pero estOs. estos>son peo-
res que los anarquistas.
iQaienes son estos? No 10 ga
bemos.
iQue lastima no ser espiriti sta
para averjguarlo!
Agujas para maquinas de co
ser Ex pres, nunero 90 % 1 2 1
centavos, casa Sobrinos de Armas
Cruz, 13.
De otras marcas, Sc siguen ven
diendo centavOs una.
n-a-45 -23
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HECH0S Y DlCH0S
CroniQuilla del dia.

Republicanos y federales emo
cionados con Ia desgracia ocurrida
al Presidente, dirijen q Ia par ex-
presivos telegramas &c condolen,
cia al Gobernalcr Hunt.
Nos place YER esa unidad de
pensamiento y esa concordfa entire
los elementos polfticos del pals; y
deseariamos que Sc tradujese del
mismo modo cuando SO tratase de
procurar ell bien de la TERRA en- que
hemos nacido.
Pero cuando llegan 4 esa encru-
cijada Sc bifarca la via, y adios con-
cordfa,
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Conhicto franco turco.
Francia no da mas pasos
HAsTA QUE LLEGUE Ell CzAR.
Ell Presidenta oubet cree possible un
arreglo.

New York Stbre. IL s. P. NJ.
Despachos de Paris, dan cuenta
de q. ell Gobierno frances no dara un
paso mas, respecto de Turqufa, has
ia que llegue de Copenhagne el Gar
d. Russia.
FL Presidente Loubet confa en-
que pueda a-reglarse la caestion
por la via diplomatica aceptando
el Sultao las condolences de Fran
cia.
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Los temores pasaron.
Toda complication
Sc OoNsIDERA IMPOSSIBLE.
Los medicos aseguran :que todo peligro
ha passd0.

New York Stbre. II 2-30 P. NJ
Las dltimas noticias de Buffg-
10 son en- extreme satisfactorias.
Los m6dicos aseguran que da-
do el estado a que ha llegado la
enfermedad del Presidente es impo-
sible toda complication pudiendo
Iconsiderarse fuera de peligro la Vi
Ida del Presidente.
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FL Gar no tene.
Hace I'm viaje a Berlin
C0MPLETAMENTE SOLO.
No quiere que nadie le aoompane on
el viaje.

New York Stbre. s. P. NJ.
Despachos de Berlin dicen que
el Car ha llegado a aquella ciu-
dad sin ningdn acompanamiento y
sin dar aviso nadie de gu viaje,
La prensa alemana elogia mu-
cho Ell valor del Gar, que no teme
las amenazas de los anarquistss.
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Comft6 de diversiones. Sres.
NC Leary: Dooley y Rivero.
Comite de ejercicios inaugurales
Sres. Brumbaugh. Acuna Egoz-
cue.
Comit@ de reception. Sres. Ro-
ssy, Diaz'y Hernandez Lopez.
Comite de excursiones. Sres.
Dias, Acuf1a y Haywood.
Comite de invitaciones. Sres.
Acu11a, Rossy y Grabbs.
Comite de Ia prenss Sres B
gozcue, Haywood y Nc Leary.
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El doctor Ruiz Arnau ha tras
ladado su domicilio y consultorio
10 Capital, Gale de Ia Luna ndmero
SO, altos. Cons ultas de l & 8 P. M,
--Telefono 18 A-15-14
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MuY senior nuestro


mo
Nos complacem e dpe a
n
maste
osmagnf
nosbrelos ado poi
econ a Sc ten unrltad e
10 een
de Z
Balsero & Giorgeti
casa rriba press
spndcions
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Las heridas del Pdte.
son abiertas de nuevo
Pa EXTRAER OUERPos EXTRANos
Las balas introdujeron tela dsbajo de la
piel,

New York Stbre. II 2-3) P. NJ.
.os medicos han tenido que abrir
de nuevo las heridas, porque las ba-
las introdujeron tela debaio de la
plel, 10 que dificultaba la curaci0n
La enfermedad sigue su curse,
mejorando mucho.
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Ell Pd to. Mac Kinley
sigue lnejorando 77ucho
DE AMBAS HERIDAs.
Deseansa tranQuilamente.

New-York Stbre. III q P. M.
Dicen de Buffalo que ell Presi-
dente Mac Kinley sigue mejorando
rapidamente.
El sueto del Presidente es re-
posado y DO Sc queia de dolor al
guno.
Las noticias que Sc reciben acer-
ca de la salud del Presidente, son
acogidas con jdbilo por ell pueblo.
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IN EMORIAM

Died, on the 9th Of Decem bsr,
1900, little Alvin Paul, son Of Mr.
and Mrs j K FerreII, aged |
year, I months and 6 days.
Precious Darling thou hast left us,
Left lis; yes, forver more,
But We hope that we will meet you
On that bright and happy shore.
Precious Darling thou hast left us
But our faith in God ID strong,
We will sing and prsi,s forever,
That He doeth nothing wrong.
We return many thanks to our
Factory Hill friends for their kind
attention during our bsby'sillKess.
Parents.
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\ POW Dr.G nlI..L TX
PLOSlDN

Removes everything in sight;
so do drastic mineral pills, but
both are mighty dangerous. Don't
dynamite the delicate machinery
Of your body with caIuuel, crotcu
oil or alurs pills, when DR. King :
New Life Pills, which are gentle
a. a summer breeze, do the work
perfectly. Cures Headache, Con
stlppation. Only 25c at Craw-
ford drug store.
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For Tho Ledger,
One Mans Opinions.

Tho Hon. Jno l. McLaurin has
furnished one more plank for his
political coffin. He announced in
the Senate one day last week, in
a spssch that hireling of Hanns's 8
described rs the most eloquent
that has been delivered on the
sub ject, his intention to vote for
the ship subsidy bill. This bill
Is the especial pet measure of
Mark Hanna, and is one Of tho
most transparent steals ever pro-
posed by a Republican congress
Even a ma jprity of the Republic
cans OF the country are opposed
to 1t. 1t proposes to take 80, 600,
900. 90 year from tho pockets
Of the people and make present
OF it to few ship building cons
csrns-t such men A. Jno ID
Rockefeller, Andrew Carnegie,
and few others only the
richest men in the country but
the chest men in the world. And
no man can show where anybody
hut these ship owners will derive
one PARTICLE of benefit from the
scheme But Jno l. AcLaurin
is going to vote fer it.
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100

Dr- u. DetcHOH's AntI BtlYp &c
May be- wort, TO YOU more than 500
II You hav. CHI ii VINO sOIs Deudipg
from incOuteu eucr Oi water during
steep. ,ures Old and young alike. L
arrests the trouble at once. 81. sod
by JF Macsey q Co, Druggist, Lan>
caster, = &.
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The Tax levy for Lancaster
County

Tho Tax levy for Lancaster
County
For State purposes, five mills.
For constitutional school tax. 3
mills.
For ordinary county purposes,
4 / 2 mills.
For interest on railroad bopds
issued in aid of Cheraw and Ches
ter Railroad, three mills.
For retiring bonds issued in
aid Of the Chsrsw and Chester
Railroad, and to he used for no
other purpose, one mill
Total, l6 l~2 mills. A reduc.
ton of IA mill.
For the payment of interest on
township bonds issued in aid Of
the Charleston, Cincinnati and
Chicago Railroad, the following
spscial taxes are 'eby imposed:
In Pleasant Hill Township, mills;
in Gills Creek Township, Ia
mills, AID IN Cane Creek Town
ship, 4 l~2 mills.
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Fire In Camden

Fire In Camden
A Special to Ths State from
Camden, on Feb 10 Saws The
barn and stable of Mr.. d + Hiason
was burned down at 4 o'clock
this morning. The barn was al
most destroyed before the alarm
was given. A horse and mule in
tho stable broke out after having
been burned tu some extent. 1t
Id not known vet how badly they
are injured. The loss is partly
covered by insurance.
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W \ y EiJ- ACTIVE MAN of zoo d
j. rnCter 20 deliver alu cOIIerI H.
South arOl ia for q tstahliSh ~
n,Hr actUIiI Wiclesale house Sa6s
n year sure pay. HoIes'S more lhat
eNleri nee required. OuI r-ttr.nsS,
any hal in .nN city Enclose seiE
ad' ressed stampen epvsI"le Maua-
iu"ru.trs, Third Floor, 334 Dearborn
ST., Chicago
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A rich lndy cured Of her Deufo
ness and Noises in the Head by
DR.. Njchui>on's Artificial Ear
Drums, gavc $l0,uoO - his IN
N,itu,", =" that deaf proUIc unable
t. procure the Ear Drums may
hav" them frrc. Address No.
1867 The Nicholson institute,
SO, El4th Avenue, New York,
/ ; 4 Gm.
- Pay vnur >Ubscripti.n
LEDGER!
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MIR. Dick Varnadore, who had
his leg broken bs being thrown
from a mule at Elicit & Crsw>
fOrd's stables about five weeks
ago, is able to he out on crutches.
MIR. Str ick Knight Of Flint
R'dgs, who was quite low at the
time OF going to press last Fri
day, was reported much better
Yesterday. They now havo hopes
for his recovery.
DR.. r & Elliott of Dwight, who
has been seriously i'll recently,
was able 10 bo in town Monday.
He came mp to see his brother,
Nr l. = Elliott, who ls confined
to his home with tho grip.
Mrs Matte Kee, widow of the
late \ NJ Kce, WIS stricken with
paralysis one dav last week and
l. confined to her bod, havi, q
compistrlv lost the use of the
right side
w b Culp & Co. ., is style OF the
new firm opening up stock of
general merchandise in tho store
room near the cotton mill recently
vacated NV J VI Knight & Co.
MIR. W b CuIp will he the general
manager. -Snccess to them
The population of the town Of
Lancaster hy the recent census
was 40 BY the census Of 1890
1t was 1904. This does not in
ciude the population at the cotton
null bnt only the population with
in the corporate Iimits-ons half
mule in every direction from the
c"urth Use Including the factory
and suburbs the population of the
town il double wha: iS put down Mt.
The population Of the other towns
in the county is as follows: Ker
shaw, 627; Heath Springs, 266.
In the account OF the battle of
"Will>s = NaIIev," b, Capt. l. j
Perry, published last Wednesday
the Lancaster Greys he onged to
5th Regt,, (Col. CowardD and not
18th AS appeared. BY acciden. we
also lett out tho 18th Regt.,
(CoI. Steadman)" altogether.
Capt. Perry also iii, ects attention
To The unintentional omission of
the following names survivors of
Co. ID, lSt , q. kegt. VOL }.
VIZ: Ananius Small, J > Black.
mon, + A Casksy, rhos = Caskey
and Jethro Pitman.
DispcnSary Profits
Dispenser Elliott turned over
to the County Treasures Saturday
s635. 5S, town and couuty's profits
from the dlspensarv at Lancaster
for month Of Januurv
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\ Call Meeting

\ Call Meeting
The mem bers Of the Lancaster
Rifles are requested to meet at
their Armory tonight (Wedncs-
day. BY order of the Captain.
f } Mathis, Sec & Treas.
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Mrs TY o,nl;, :;
few daysinr r,Irmh;.
Nr' j + Gregory is over from
HI" family.
Garden seed and or,or oo,s ;,,.,
in at Bennet,'s Gr,cor,
Cotton hrouob, oI coot, ,.
pound In this market yc.tcrI,,.
The Louislaturc pxuects +, al
iourn next SATURDAY.
Nr. II ! Hirk.on Of CborI,ator
is up ON a visi, orcIutive.
Mr. ChprIey F. Carter Of Snor
tanhurg, is over fo, . fsw dovs
Dried fruit at B"nnctt's Groc,rv
= rr r-. - ,,o.l ,l
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Z 9 wn E'EopeltY.

!" u Geo. uzratIck home plaeeS
." - "c..S 2S.o.N a. * DIV, Ems.
~ 2.lo"m let 'n.rll Ou.,4. twg
I-o b ms and cher ,ulIui.aiI "a,
W =. g -lrrI :, etc
F. $500 'ot IL Fas' End. 2.roon
For $50, e"ch two acre lors with
'ou"g. g. "a l. l,'-in East ! ru
For $3.50, each two lots On Frrneh
u""i. new 4-foCm cot age on each
iO'
I'"r $3.50 lot OIL French Street, 5,
10. ~ Il. use
7 $3.50. each. thr,e lots on Arch
stree =. r"' n CCtt"gr CT, each lot.
i, 500. tot s,u H. a. d & CeloS,
four IWO VOC m ttI, nltnIs
F"l - 100, one acre 'ot. nice neN
"S.d"ute barn. =, 90 well Of wnNr
- mp, -"
+ 81 900 J + Rl.ckmon 'ot. rex
8 roo" Cottape, barn, etc
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Married, on Sunday last, by
Magistrate W y Caskey, at his
residence, Miss Mamie McAteer,
daughter of Mr.. j VI McAtaer.
and Mr.. Hurley Baker.
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DispcnSary Profits
Dispenser Elliott turned over
to the County Treasures Saturday
s635. 5S, town and couuty's profits
from the dlspcnsarv at Lancaster
for month Of January.
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81 ~ hi ~,
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Celebrated "PORTUONDn CIGAR
at Bennetts Grocery.
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Gail apd get drink Of Hot
Chocolate, Tomato BoujlIon, Clam
Bouillon, Coffee, Beef Tea, Lem
nonade, Ginger Tea, at Mack
oreIl Fountain.
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The undersigned viii, in few
days, open Il photograph gallery
over the Ganson Dry Goods store.
Save your orders for me If you
want fire work. Prices TO suit
the times. " \ Davis,
Photographer.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-02-13

Miss Wectic Nohlev of Blacks
took is visiting at her UucIe's, Mr.
X VI NcCurey's
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-02-13

( EMr. b NJ Welsh has finished h s
coursein type, writing, rtenograp
ny and book keeping at The Macon
Busiress College and has accepted
aposilion with the TayIor-Peek
Drug Co. Macon, Ga.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-02-13

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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-02-13

w B Culp & Co, is style of the
new firm opening up a stock of
general merchandise in tho store
room near the cotton mill recently
vacated NV J VI Knight & Co.
Mir. w b CuIp will he the general
manager. -Snccess to them
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-03-05
ECZEMA, ITCHING HUMORs, PM
PILES URED BY B. B. B.

Does your Skin Itch and Burn? Dis
tressing EruptiOns on the Skin 80 you
are ashamed to be in company? Do
scabs and Scales form ON the Skin, Hair
or Scalp? Have you Eczema? Skin Sore
and Cracked? Rash form on the Skin?
Prickling Pain in the Skin? Boils?
Pimples? Bone Pains? Swollen joints?
Falling Hair? All Run Down? Skin
Pale? Old Sores? Eating Sores? Ill
GERS? All these are not symptoms of
Eczema and Impurities and Polsons In
the blood. To cure to stay cured take
B. B. B. Botanic Blood Balm) which
makes the blood pure and rich. B. B.
B. will cause the sores to heal, itching
of eczema to STOP forever, the skin to
become clear and the breath sweet. B.
B. B. is just the remedy you have been
looking for. Thoroughly tested for 30
years. Our readers are advised to try
B. B. B. For sale by druggists at 81
per large bottle; six large bottles full
treatment SIS. Complete directions with
each bottle. So sufferers may test it,
trial bottle given away. Write for it.
Address BLOOD BALM co, Atlanta,
Ga. Describe your trouble and Free
personal medical advice given.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-03-05
A Thousand Tongnes.

Could not express the.rapture of An
ME E. Springer, of 1925 Howard street,
Philadelphia, Pa, when she found that
DR.. Kings. New Discovery for Consump-
ton had completely cured her of a
hacking cough that for many years had
made her life burden. All other rem
edies and doctors could give her no help,
but she says of this Royal Cure-''it
soon removed the pain in my chest and
/ can now sleep soundly, something /
can scarcely remember doing before. y
| feel like sounding its praises through
out the Universe" So will every one
who tries DR.. Kings New Discovery for
any trouble of Throat, Chest or Lungs.
Price SOC and 81 90. Trial bottles free
at E. J. Eldridge's Drug Store; every
bottle guaranteed.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-03-05
COUNTY TO SELL OLD BAsT1LE
Desirable Property Will Be Disposed
of Soon.

The old county jail and lot at the
corner of Forsyth and Prince streets
is to be sold by order of the county
commissioners, a resolution to this
effect having been adopted yesterday.
AspeciaI commission consisting of
Messrs. John A. Cobb, M. B. Council
and W. A. Wilson will sell the proper
ty shortly to the best advantage
possible.
The Jail has long been occupied as a
residence, and is one of the best con-
structed houses in Americas. Tt oc-
cupies large corner lot and is desir-
ably located in every way.
Little else in the way of business
was disposed of at Mondays meeting.
s.A new bridge is to be built over
Muckalee, at the old Query crossing,
but plans and specifications have not
yet been prepared.