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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-06-14

The stage for Whitcomb springs
leaves on Wednesdays and Saturdays
at 0 a. M. from Jana Grocery Cos.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-06-14

Finishing braid, all colors, &c and sc
Rick Rack braid, &c and ann. Toe
100 yards spool sewing silk ....., &c
A nice assortment OF ladies and
children's summer undervests
from &c to zoe
At THE MAZE.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-06-14

Grand ball Saturday evening, On
Sunday afternoon ball and concert.
Bowling alley and shooting gallery
connected. Chicekn fight at 4 o'clock.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-06-14
Covote SnrInos Hotel.

! have opened a good hotel at Coy
ote springs, and will serve first class
meals. Rooms neat and clean. For
further information address or call
upon Mrs. II. w. Moore.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-06-14

Read our ad. Rosenwald Bros.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-06-14
WANTED.

IVAN rED-A young girl to help take care
w OF little baby. Enquire at Simon Stern
corner Copper Avenue ana Seventh Street,
WANTED-A Girl to work at Delaney's,
WANTED-A first class young clerk for
w general merchandise store, must know
how to handle naive trade. must be go, d stock
keeper. Apply at once to l. Freudenberg,
BeTnalillo n. NJ.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1901-09-05
d. or Old Ones Changed laser Than Tuesday Morning.
Suttons S!ftinSs,

Mr.. W. S. Cooper mads flying
trip Thursday 10 Charleston on
business.
d!r. r. ?. Binnant is having his
gin ard saw mill repaired. getting
ready for work.
Mr. G. q. Parsons went to
kingstr-e Thursday to stand the
examination for the South Caro-
lima Military Academy.
Messrs. Otto and Bryant Hin
nant have returned from Lake
City, where they have been visit
ing their uncle, Dr.. T. f. Hinnant.
Ar. A. 6. Altman and wife are
visiting relatives near Manning
this week.
Miss LIZZIE Byrdlck has been
visiting relatives at Sampit.
Cotton in this section IS open
ing very fast. Some Of the farm
ers have begun gathering corn
and cotton. PERs0EEE.
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IS &c .; 8 TO s; u 10 !.
And Wha. riagstree Die to George
town Was 4 Plenty

Ana What Ningstree' Die to George.
town was PLENTY!
The Georgetown Outlook last
week announced the fact that the
rice bird season was jast about 10
commence. The kingstree base
ball team forced the season lit-
lie, ard III q series Of three games
,ale APP the Rice Birds to the
tune Of SO scores against 4.
Tie f,st game was played ON
Wednesday afternoon and re-
suited in score of l3 TO 0 in IA
vor o. Kingstree. On Thursdsy
and FRIDAY afternoons two more
games were won by kiHgstree By
4 score Of 8 to 3 and IL to l, re-
spec:ireiY.
The success achieved on this
trip stones for many short comings
IN the past OR lhe part Of the
Klng$tree nine, and upon their
return The boys were warmly con.
graduated on every hand. The
horse team has come to grief sew
eral times during the season, but
if he scores were summed up ana
con? rarison made its record
would not make such poor show
ing with some teams having hired
nlavers from sll over the country.
There is good native talent and
excellent material IN hinestree
for the making of a base bal! team
that could cope with any strictly
amateur aggregation in the State.
The season is loo nearly ended TO
make suggestions, but watch
kingstree's nine seXt year.
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nchool lterns.

The hoard Of education has
passed on the papers handed in
by applicants fer certificates al the
examination which came off oil
Augus, 2$. Following is the rH-
sui, az 10 white applicants: First
grade q Spivey, Fox, " ii
l3a.elden, Harpers, W p Cooper.
Cooper, ~ J Smiley, Csdes,
bessie McElveen, Cades. Milton
Mchinzie, Lake Ci:y, Misses Mary
+ Brunsnn, Greeleyrille, Halle
Graham, Hesse Graham, Cooper
Laura Whitlock, Lake City,
Bertha Burgess, Morzon. Second
grade,-l 7 McAllster, Lake City,
" L Spirey, Eddy, Judson Moore,
Lake City, Misses Jennie Mont
gomery, Greelerwlle, Ella Moore,
Lake City, Mary Pope, Chapman,
Bertha Ne,tles, Lake City, Selma
Burgess, Nouzon, Annie Nont-
gopery, Greeleyvillr, 8 G ! e
clemens. ForeStGn.
The competitive examination
for the vacant beneficiary cadet
ship at the Citadel Academy was
held in the court house last Fri
day. Messrs. G. ". Erwin, (. \,
Simmons, +. G. Register, 4. G.
Finds and u. G. Parsons are the
young men who competed for the
prize-for it is Il prize to young
man Of limited means, amounting
10 $3.50 a year, or $1,000 tor the
foRr years course. The result OF
the examination has not yet been
announced and probably will not
! be until next week. Mean
time we congratulate the winner
in advance, at the same time
Wishing it were SO they could all
be winners.
The Kingstree Academy will
begin the session Of l9Ol-02 or
-
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The Welsh Neck High School,
HARTSYILLE, 5. Z.

q
J.W.GAINES, Principal.
mechanical Thorough stndy
gets through religious moral Influences Dor0res
boys girls elegantly equipped; electric light and furnace heat
5000 being for improvements Entire
faculty dormores with students teachers with students every
healthy refined and
Maryland labaa
ing every year faculty teachers representing best col
music IL BQ including light and
heat 81 e per Moh; music with use
of Instrument, $3.50 month.
Address, WELSH NECK HIGB SCHOOL, Hartsville SC
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LOCAL ITEMS OF Interest.
AFFAIRS CAUGHT BY OUR LOCAL
REPORTER ANC NOTED.

Writtenia in Condensed r Sorrn anG P~iHtea
in Like Aanner for the Sake Of
Our Bu.Y Readers.
The simmer swallows have all
returned home.
Labor Day wa5 unobserved N
town EXCEPT as day Of labor.
Attention is called 10 several
legal advertisements in this issue,
10 enc ulrcr>; No, we do not
publish anonymous communlca
lions.
Mr. Sanhora Chase, the we'll
known Florence insurance agent,
was in town Monday.
Monday, salesday, passed of
quietly. There we're 10 sales and
Jew people came TO town,
\ party from town attended a
social Tuesday night ct the resi-
dence CT Mr. Fleet Epps, near
Cades.
Mr. J. ". Josev, the popular
and genial representative of Mel
chers Il Co., Charleston, was OH
our streets Yesterday.
Mr.. H. d. Reddick returned
Saturday night from New York,
where he went to purchase his
tall and winter stock.
Mr., L. c. Dove is of on vaca-
;ien. Mr.. Z. Pearson, Of Mayes-
Vile, has taken his place temper
a1ly at the depot.
SIr. F, &. Lechner, cashier o:
the Bank of Jimmonsvi!le, has
mysteriouS!y disappeared. An
other cashier has been elected
and experts are examining the
missing mans accounts.
Miss Hannah Reddick pasSt &
through the city last might re-
turning to Kingstree. She hae
been visiting Mrs. j. A. Price and
Mrs. 7. {. Waters liz Newport
News, Na.-Floreace Times. Al
gust 81.
John Anderson, having been
adjudeel Insane by nedical
committee, was taken 70 Colum
tia Friday night and placed is
the State ;unatic asylum. Ander-
son is u'h.te man and was en-
pIoyed at Wilson's mill Up to the
time Of hic affection.
In t!icir spacious busgy hoase,
90 feet iung by 40 wide, Nessrs.
Thomas {: Bradhan have on sale
as pretty ? line Of vehicles as can
be foun, anywhere outside Of .
large city. Nearly g hundred
baggies, sUrreys ahd carriages, Of
all the standard makes and the
newest models. "ffer range Of
CHOICE 20 suit the most fastidious.
!he rea. ot The building IS filed
with w"@oqY~ol every description,
intending the celebrated auburn
and MiDurn. The season has -
rived when vehicles are IL de-
maud. Be;ter see TomiinsoA.
SEED OhTS-A limited Guan-
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1901-09-05
The Jenkirson Dry Goods Store.
t. IL lie Situation,

Briefly the paint where all
GOODS ba sold st&Hd cahv G ben carried over
another sell all tuf of at &cri
from the st to the @ u August will have Of the largest
Clarendon Williams
williamsburg friends at this sale
they send samples and give the
orders the best attention.
FIG BARGAINS.
A beautiful of yard 2c0 yards
oLes?un yard; the best fast
Lawns yard good Sirtng Caco fast oors
and 5c cCOred niteS all closed out
Sc yard indigo Blue Caicos SC yard sold
everywhere at 6l.c.
SIICES SHOES! Shoes
During will be sold at reduced prices
TRUNKS AND VALISES,
Trunks Valises Suit Gases
OF sell Trunks
$l0
goods sid special prices during thiS sale
visit o 3 will you
w. .EJENKINSON, Manning sc.
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Furnoan University,

GREENNILIE, s. G. a.
a. P. MONTAGUE, Pr. D.. IL D., President.
Two courses leading degrees Of Bachelor Of Arts o.
Literary and kaing RooI Chemical aud tisr
cie1y ornitory Expense" 7ednc to minimum by
30 aEd eeua
OF information request Address .,..,
Frof Fl. 7. COOK, Groen7ne S G.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1901-09-05

WANThU-l.ady cy Gentleman
20 represent US or commission.
STEADY employment and popular
avocaton. Dennettsvilie 2Qh;ish-
:ac Co., Reanet;syi!le, S. (.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1901-09-05

SEED OAT$-A limited guam
tl'y OF seed oats for safe at 20 CT
pr bushel Apply at once to
Bayr & Co. kingStree, 5. G,
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1901-09-05
L0Ok Carefully
To Your Kidneys
DR.. sIenner's
Kidney Pills

cause the kidneys 20 work e.
nature intended they should.
They build up the shrrnken
walls Of the kidneys, as no
known remedy has been found
&c do before.
AS a cure fcr urinary troubles
they have no equal.
70, 2S, SO Cents la
DE W. Y. BROCkINGTCH.
Eingstrce. sc
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-12-24


''Woman's vanity proverbial,"
said prominent Eastern hairdress-
er the other day, but the vain man IS
almost beyond belief. In my bust
ness, am frequently called upon by
amateur dramatic societies to make
up those who are to take part, and !
also give lessons in the art Of make
up. Among my pupils have been q
great many men who are employed
as floorwalkers in large stores. a
few lessons usually guaices for their
needs, and after that they are able
10 make themselves up. of cousre
it isn't a heavy makeup, such as
you see on the stage, and you prob
ably wouldn't notice it unless you
looked very closely. The effect is
that Of a beautiful pink-and-white
complexion, a slight penciling Of the
eyebrows, a bit Of rouge on the
cheeks and a dab Of carmine to the
lips, nostrils and the lobe Of the
ear. / know a number Of men who
bleach their hair, too"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-12-24

While all Of Mark Twain's admir-
ers are expressing their admiration
Of the manner in which he bore him-
self when overwhelmed with debt
the humorist himself is sufficiently
thoughtful to speak a'good word for
his creditors. In his Lotus club
speech he said: at has pleased your
president to refer to certain burdens
Of debts which I have been weighted
with, to those debts, you all know
what they we're, and the poor bank
rupt firm Of C. /. Webster & Co.
But no one has said anything for
;he creditors, the ninety-fye credit
ors to whom far more credit is due
than to me. There were ninety-six
creditors in all, and from ninety
five OF Ihem not a word OF a MUIR
mur. They gave not a sign. I never
lad any reason to know that | owed
them anything. They did not seem
to care whether they were ever paid
or not. Don't you worry and don't
YOU hurry was all I ever heard
from them. Oh, how / wish / could
have that sort Of creditors alwaysi
Really, I recognize it as a sort OF
personal loss to myself to be out OF
debt. I wasn't personally acquaint-
ed with ten Of them, You know.
Don't you worry and don't you har-
~ The phrase is written on my
heart. You are always very kind IN
saying things about me, but nobody
ever thinks Of those dear people.
They were the handsomest people
ever knew. They we're handsomer
than I was-handsomer than Tom
Reed"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-12-24

Remember, 8 nice street hat Tor
25 cents at the Elite Millinery Co.
Ingram art squares at Morgan
& Grib'sin all sizes. Ot
II you need a face, why not buy
one at the Nickel Storei
The Elite Millinery Co., is offer
ing special bargains this week.
Go there and buy your hat.
Qnail, rabbits, squirrels and all
kinds Of fresh meats. Ring up No.
16. 81
Feed aud grain. Phone ~. It
All kinds Of fancy cakes at the
Feeley Bakery. u
Buy your girl box otLowney's
candy at the Post Office Drug
Store. y
A shoo.ay horse win amuse and
interest the baby The Nickel
Store has them. u
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-12-24

Wah-ta-Waso, alias "Brlghl
Eyes" the Penobscot Indian gir'
who Is soon to enter Harvard Uni
yersity. is 20 years old, beauty and
the protcge Of a man who knows
that one Of her ancestors saved ihe
life Of one Of his forefalhers.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-12-24
Notice to Contractors.

- w. -
The city council having ordered
ten street crossings to be placed
on Chickasha avenue to be con-
structed Of lumber, sealed bide
will be received by the cOrmittes
for the work until Tuesday, Dec
ember "a, 1901, at p. m. Plans
can be obtained by seeing commit
tee. All bids should be delivered
TO the chairman of the said com
mittee.
o. CoFFMAN. Chairman. Al
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-12-24

TEDIAN TERRIr0RY 4.
County o. rickens.
TF. y. Johns cashier Of the above namet
henk 90 foiemnlr swear that the anoFe state
mant i tr1a % the best d my knowledge and
belief E. II. JOHNS. cashier.
Correcf-Attests Wm. Inman. B. - smith
!. C Dnrrers. Directors.
Subscribed and sworn % before
(~w.rN me this Iath dayof December. Iaoi.
I 49, ANDREW Fl. BAKER
y d - Notary Public.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-12-24
Holiday Goods.
Brown g. Co.

New glasses in old frames or
new frames, Gold Steel or Nickel
on old glasses at West Side Drug
Store. ~
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-12-24

A fine assortment Of cut flowers
for sale BY Mrs. d. NJ. Johnston.
The prescription business Of the
West sile has increased 100 per
cent in the last 80 days. Whyl
They know how and you don't
have to wait an hour or two. Al
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1901-03-23
The Englishman's Frank Toast.
From the Albany Journal

From the Albany Journal
A well local minister who has
just returned from an extended Western
trip tells the following
Recently in Los Angeles FIVE promin-
ent gentlemen of foreign birth CHANGED to
meet One was a Russian, one a Turk,
one Frenchman, one an American and
one an Englishman. These gentlamen
became bosom friends, and finally i. cham
pagne supper was proposed, at which each
gentleman, to be in keeping with the timse,
was to give a toast to his native country,
the one giving the best to be at no expense
for the wine. Here are the toasts given
The Russian Here's to the stars and
bars of Russia, that were never pulled
down y
The Turk. Here to the moons of
Turkey, whose wings were never clipped.
The Frenchman-"He to the cock
of France, whose feathers were never
picked. .
The American-"H Here's to the stars
and stripes of America, never trailed in
defeat.
The Englishman-''Here to the ram
pin roarin' lion of Great Britain, that
tore down the stars and bars of Russia,
clipped the wings of Turkey, picked the
feathers of the cock of France and ran like
hi from the stars and stripes of the
United States Of America
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1901-03-23
NEW SUITS.

Tailored Suits for Ladies and the
larger Misses, hold reception today-with
twice as many suits and more room in their
new home to show them, the business will
be wonderfully increased this season. $40
is the starting point of lovely tailored suits,
made in the very latest style of fine Veni-
tian or Cheviot Many of the most fash
ionable are made with fare founce skirt,
all have the rev Eton Jackets At $12
we are showing particularly swell suit of
fine Venitian, made in the very latest
shapes and elegantly trimmed, in Castor,
Blue, Cardinal and Black. Then others
run higher, up to SIS, S19 and $40, every
garment work of art which can only be
done by the best of tailors-the materials
are the very newest and finest while the
workmanship is unsurpassed. New Silk
Waists in this department also--$5 for a
lovely tat1eta waist, corded in the very latest
fashion, many lovely shades and black.
Just the thing to wear with one of these
handsome suits.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1901-03-23
DRESS GOODS

Plain Smooth Face Fabrics seem to
have front rank This store is full of the
very choicest and newest things. Fine
Black Mohair has lately sprung into favor.
It is here in a number of splendid grades,
all with high lustre and very beautiful in
deed, S5c, 81 and ST. 25 Also splendid
quality with neat silk figure at 85c and
81. Paris dress makers are also asking
for dark blue. We are showing beau
tiful grade at 85c. Our Mode" Cheyiot
makes the best Tailored Suit any lady can
wear. We are showing it in six leading
shades and black, "a inches wide, at 81.
Fine Satin Face Venitian, all the new
colors, so inches, at ST.. yard. A
special Water Proof Serge, black and navy,
at 81. Whip Cord, a very handsome
fabric revived, in the new shades, 45 inches,
75c yard. For stylish skirt, the very
newest Silk Crepon, beautiful styles, at
So. so yard These and many other ex-
quisite things are here for you.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1901-03-23
DERR & LAMBERD, Westminster, Nd

for the legend of the cross, and, indeed,
stimulated its creation.
THE LIGHTNING BIRD.
Brittany alone claims the origin of the
thorns legend, and yet in Great Britain,
Germany and almost every country of Eu
rope the bird is regarded with marked
veneration-the bird, apart even from the
irreverent and cruel schoolboys' sport.
No wonder the schoolboy respects his
life and property, for in Devonshire the
''clomb'' (crockery) is broken in the home
of an offender against the harry nest, and
somewhere we may hear:
"If We take out O. their nest
Yell never thrive again"
Or,
five touch one o. their eggs
Bad luck will surely follow.
Even the weasel and the polecat are said
to refrain.
In Cornouaille he is immortal, and every
year brings dowry to some gentle village
maiden. Grimm considers him as Thor
bird, the bird of thunder and lightning,
because throughout Germany there exists
universal faith in the safety of the house
from lightning stroke where robbin nest
is near, aud, per contra, that the despoiler
of the nest has his home shattered by light
ming. Then, too, Thor's beard was al
ways spoken of and depicted as red, and
we can thus very reasonably find CORE
spondence of idea and thought.
Again in the Tyrol, if his nest be de-
stroyed the COWS give red milk, and the
culprit is struck with epilepsy, so that dou@
BILE disaster follows destruction. In Nor
mandy, also Celtic, the Welsh legend is
varied, for the bird flies down to purgatory
and brings up a burning brand; and still
another, that the wren did so, and the
robin, in sympathy for her burning breast,
approached too near, and in offering his
feathers to cover her scorched flesh was
himself scorched severely. For the robin
and the wren stories twine and intertwine,
as do the ivy and the briars of departed
lovers in the Ballads ''The robin and
the wren are God Almighty's cock and
hem In Bretagne, too, just as the wren
is hunted on Christmas Day in the Isle of
Man, SO is the robin killed, spitted on a
hazel wand and roasted before fire on
Candlemas Day; and all combine to prove
the birds connection with the fire element.
Passing further afeld, we find analogous
belief in a ''thunder bird paramount
amongst all savage peoples.
The Indians of North and South Amer
lea, Caribs, Brazilians, Basutos, Bechuanas
and Pacific Islanders alike describe him as
red, but vary the size from a monster to a
tiny speck The Zulus believe it to have
"a red bill, red legs and short red tail
like fire. . When seen, it must be killed
and boiled and the fat rubbed on man and
beast to prevent death by lightning.
THE AMERICAN RED BREAST.
Again, though his American namesake
is larger and is in reality red breasted
thrush, we find the same instructive habits.
Wilson, the famed ornithologist, says
''His nest is held more sacred among school
boys than that of some other birds, and
while they will exult in plundering jays
nest or cat bird s, general feeling of
respect prevails on the discovery of a
robin -
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1901-03-23
WASH GOODS


IF there is any one section IN this
store that we feel more proud of than an
other, it is the wash goods. But why
should we not be when every season we
show greater variety. Today the stock
is particularly attractive, displaying all the
very choicest novelties For l21c yard,
the newest and prettiest styles in Lawns
and dimities; at 18c, lovely lace stripe Or
CANDIES in all the attractive styles. Linen
Lawns are very stylish and scarce We are
showing a nice variety of beautiful styles
at 15c. Printed Swisses, in the daintiest
colorings and exquisite stripes, are among
the most wanted things of the season, 25c
yard. Mercerized Foulardettes at 374c,
come 10 number of lovely effects and
shadings. Real Egyptian dimities, an ex-
elusive line with us; all styles, at 25c yard.
Nearly thousand different styles comprise
this wash goods stock, in light and dark
colors, all entirely new and every one a
work of art.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1901-03-23
Bird Legends of Easter.
From Philadelphia Ledger.
"For sacred is the household bird

''For sacred is the household bird
That wears the scarlet stomacher'
With the approach of Easter we recall
that it is our mightiest festival of humanity,
bearing to each heart which would "keep
the feast the message of self sacrifice,
self denial, brotherly love aud forbearance.
Christ, the Master, the perfect man, was
born ON Christmas Day; the birthday Of
His Church took place on that first Rising
Morn when the angel appeared to the
women and said, ''He is not here He is
risen r.
Joy, unlimited joy, without shadow be
hind, is the story Of Christmas, but for
Easter we may suitably recall the saying of
the early Celtic Christians, CATER sorrow,
joy is born y
Christmas reigns for the child in the
house; Easter calls to the man that the
childish things have passed and gone Now
is The time for doing, throbbing life sur
rounds him.
Sister feasts they are, that cannot be
separated in thought or spirit-feasts that
have gathered around them the traditions,
the hallowed associations, the reverent i'm
aginative stories of generations of men and
women throughout The succeeding centuries
of Christendom
Primitive folk these were in truth, know
ing nothing at all of our modern aims, our
culture and refinement, our civilization and
ethical advancement, but none the less
supremely ahead of us in pure imaginative
faculty.
Man alone claims the privilege of wor-
ship at Easter now, and as offering he
brings only the flowers and the green's of
the earth; but from those early days we
inherit legends blending together into ex-
quisite harmonious concord all things ami