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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1901-04-25

his blood burning with fever he
would drag himself out into the
night to some one who had called
20 him out of the darkness for
Graught 10 sooth an agony. cam
needed" Then go" This was his
l;fe in SIX words. And he went and
gave his young life for others. We
hclrcvc it is no eXaggeration TO say
shat his death was due in large
measure to- over work. Into SIX
years he crowded a much labor and
exposure is many put into Il life
SpEm out 20 the allotted time. Al
ter all life is not measur Il by years
but by deeds.
On Tuesday, as the sun rode in
splrndOr on the zenith, his body WAS
laid to rest in its narrow house in
the church yard of the Baptist
church, of which he was member.
His father and mother sleeps only
II few feet away. The esteem III
which he WAS held III this c0mmun-
ity Was shown to some extent by
the aSScmblage that met to pay
their last tribute to him, and by the
intensity Of the feeling that WAS so
evident in thai congregation. In
numbers it mounted into the sew
eral hundreds. 1t was probably the
largest crowd that ever gathered
around a grave in Lake City. The
high and the low: the proud and
the humble; friends and strangers;
the pale faced Saxon and the
swarthy negro-all bowed i'll grief
before the body of this young man
of twenty eight. A common sor-
row swept that throng as Il wind
sweeps field of grain, and the sobs
of sad, sad farewell rose and fell
like the plGintive voice Of the eb-
hing tide. 1t seemed as if one great
family were bidding good bye to
their dearest brother. The simple
but impressive services were con-
Quoted by the pastor, Rev. I. j.
Rookie.
What we say Of DR.. Fillmore is
said in all sincerity, and not i'll idle
praise. We speak of man as he was
recognized by us, and we believe
we give voice to the feelings of this
entire community when we quote
the words of a tender hearted lady
who. bending over his coffin said;
Poor fellow, We will all miss YOU"
Yes, no man in this section will be
missed more than Clyde Fulmore.
He had his faults and who ha&
not-yet, take him all in all, we
shall not look upon his like again.
Go among those whose feet pressed
carpets and whose tables were
never scaGt; 60 in to cottages where
economy was needed to keep away
want; go into hovels where Chill
penury froze the genial current of
the soul; and ask who and what
Clyde Fillmore was. An untiring
devotion to duty, an answering
tiXity of purpose in his profession,
a heart faithful and just, a kindness
that went out to all, Il charity that
man Il brother-if these things count
and we are sure they do, his young
life was not failure, far from it.
HIS life he gave to those around
hIm. a typical country doctor
with time for no one but the sick.
And after all is not Il slno thed pill
low for Il dying heart, Il prayer, and
IL cooling Taught for Il 3urning
blnOd scr;nOH: May the Father
of the fathtrlesS and the widows
Col be untn his wife and Ii tie girl.
Dr.. FuImore i : no more. He awaits
in unbroken >tillntsS the rcsur-
rection Of the dead.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1901-04-25
IT'S EASY TO FEEL GOOD.

Countless thousands have found a
blessing to the body In DR.. Kings New
Life Pills, which positively cure con
stipatiOn, sick headache, dizziness.
jaundice, malaria, fever and aguc and
all liver and stomach troubles. Pure
ly vegetable; neyer gripe or weaken.
Only csc at Wallace 4 Johnspn's drug
store,
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1901-04-25
JOB COULDN'T HAVE STOOD 1T.

If he'd had itching piles. they're
terribly annoying: but Bucklen's Ar
Mica Salve will! cure the worst Gaze Of
piles on earth. 1t has cured thousands.
For injuries. pains or bodily eruption>
it's the best Salve in the world Price
2:c box. Cure guaranteed; sold by
Wallace & johnson.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1901-04-25
When you come to Charleston
make our storeyour headquarters.

We will appreciate it. if our
friends will assist US a little in send
Ing us items Of news, personal
notices, and everything that will
be of interest and benefit to our
many readers. Often times little
things happen that you might like
to see in your county paper and
we are only too glad to publish il
vou tell us alont it. Never minG
to write long labor ii rommuni-
cation, Just tell Us The facts in 8
'ew words AMI we Will put on The
sunday clothes, il necessary.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1901-04-25

With the increased facilities OF
a completely equipped and up to-
date job office at Georgetown IN
addition to our kingS:ree office.
We are now prepared 10 do any
kind of job and book printing
in The most correct and approved
style. When YOU want ANYTHING
printed-from visiting card to a
newspaper or a book-hand u
your order.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1901-04-25
TO TIE DEAF.

y rich lady cured Of de fnc>s and
noises in the head by DR.. NirhnlSon's
Ar iticial E.u Drums gave SO 900 to
his Institute 80 that deaf people un-
able to procure the Ear Drums may
have them free. address No 1863,
the Nicholson Institute. 80 Eighth
Avenue. New York. l. : 4.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1901-04-25

Connections made at Lanes with At
lantic Coast Line trains and at George
tIwn with all steamers on Pee Dee,
Black and Warcanlaw rivers, includ-
ing service between Georgetown and
The celebrated summer resort, Pawley'S
lstand.
a. B. 4. HARRIS. Acting Supt.
-. =. Buie, Gen. Pass, Agent.
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Advice Abont Health.

Don't f4asey bout roaf health. Nora people .4--.ke tl4e.asaly.s 4I by da.n : tlat than raaeraIIr supposed = Foa 4ae constantly imagining tAa. t-ere is o4eta.4g the matter Witb gou, rou VII do yourself harm I.iTo as far as you are able q healthy llfs aal for the rest take your chance lik1 q man. There Ire plenty of people wko suffer if,a@ death by allowing therc- selves to imagine that they are going to have every illness they read about.
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Tale of a Dormouse.

This tear coG4 G4pelIing tale s from the London Globe. \ young I49r bought . dormoase After keeping t for some time sl.e lad occasion to send a pres
 Tt to ] friend and utilized the dor mouse for that purpose. ! few months later tAe friend wrote to say that the pet did lot seem very lively and vas refusing its food Would she come and inspect .tz She cane and inspected 1t and finally feeling that this was eaSe for professional opinion. eaiIed in ] Fa-. T,seT verdict Was brief and to tl-e point Tho dorm1use had been dead just six months.
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tneceate of Sims eFes.


 .ta opeeat.a s-11.er te..s t..e following little known sH4cd9ts relating 10 the late Afr sims Reeres- .A5ou- taa mid. dle of the sixties. while tae eminent tenor Waa ltFfag in q hotel e T town on the south coast. he made 1 wager with another eaest that Ae would black his face, proceed 10 the beach and s..4 a few of the songs which bal nlads him famous without recognition. Sims Reeves duly disguised himself and reH. derea to q sparse audience Tom Bowl ing, My Pretty Jane etc; but, strange to fF. he did not receive much n the way 9f appreciation or financial tributes from the beach louneers. Hat in hand the tenor approached m elder Y gentleman who was standing apaf5 and requested q triain4 hoaorarium. but the stranger had recognized the great vocalist despite his ebon hued skin. and lie replied with decision:
 this time. Mr sins EeeFes. NJ wife ls mad about Eoae rerfarnaaces. and soa have cost me many T guinea ! ID l.aec just treated i..e to i4e lEzurr Of listening to you without aHe ruiz 6i!z expense being attaeaed
 eHIsfouH4 you sad Heoras yo1 l.asr H5afle he lose taE bet Come to auE aataI and Aage dFl#a
 Ihe strat z r accepted Inc l5sPtt4ble Sft--sHe.4tf,s
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hildrens sIpnIs
t Iti

Children should be faught t5 Be reg ulat nj their meals and to take nothing between meals. This rule applies to infants as well as to older children. The practice CT feeding the little one every time 1t cries ia most serious in. jury to its weak digestive organs Al infants stomach, though it needs food at more frequent intervals-two 10 four hours, according 10 it's age-requres the same regularity which is essential to the maintenance of healthy diges- tion in older persons. The irregularity usually practiced Is undoubtedly one of the greatest causes of the fearful mortality of infants from disorders of
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~ure Proof.

H-aa France aal ttermaEr were ac -ar, aa E.a-,. a-aa was azre--el br tEe E'ceaeh and accus lt beng ! German @l7E. \ letter sl8tagl Berlin aad eae. v his noeaFF #a~ found upon LlE.. H. WAS tried hE dert.assld caer- ularf.aL a13 condemned t9 be s.ar
 on the 1ar t7 t..a Ilaca 91 e--eafg-.aa ae said tzat .a ..4sl left ~otartl.a- be- L.al and insisted oa going hack tar T..
 Ton eaat -a Lack. z#ss H.. r#.il5. You are about to he shot
 T eaa.f 4elD t.4#45. said ..4. "l LaE- taft something. md must get
 " Aat lsars. yo- left:
 My umbrella
 That ett!a.l f. IT, was releasel. N3 zae bgt al Ensl.=lllnan. -aid Iii, cap tors ceal4 ba eaet. a taeroa4ag9ius If4beciie as that
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Retorr From Nature.


Among the useful results of aerial excursions are the satisfactory experl- ments in the wav of echoes and re verberattons. John Mackenzie Bacon has many opportunities of testing tZe carrying of sounds to and from bal loon at | grAa- height and Ir. Wise. tbe American aee5a.ut, Gela7es else tn point.
 He was b4l.0oEt- one al.zz a.sE-s ] dense cloud seeeaa when te heard ] e6a bell aad t1e#soIads et a HeEs.- caeances = TLsEsEnon. t9 aE.r,l.z z-.a ..t.a4 q the ta orrr. an shout ] II IL WAS il | sHesel H La5t4-e --Ie--z. i'm t-a -3-..-
 Eaa tle question. 10 fa+ ..=38z4f;} 2.-@ E..e% E.ac,,es. Us O.
 a.7rlz." l2 mn. D. tzs aHoFea ..a.aa. 5=lz a=faf! ..5 f..=z== tllzS . zEa Ezs h. toez1l.s se1I rav=eaarar.-z ll Lls ear. saa5 oz.H. ,lazz.e. q 5aeI wAiE4 .a . Er7 fa. ausszz red d. equally mt szsl measured laaa e 4o5ea. gre q .aaL...
 ..,sz. g.gl.is=.iz ti,..sll4sal l-..sa =faF a45aal ti5.4e. .e was EEa eeaa = l.E=a4a gaer 5Ha opinion Was s.at.ae4 Hg tLe v4zs=z 7sz5zEs5nS sf HlT grfls. \ A.el Azt=I Row HeeeH.e as Haale99Hs as t5.9i1--l regiment H54#I e.tzzEhr t..c V---at!Ez-r.l aE.d y,et'e f-gs~i.-... t n quick s=zzeess.68 through tAe whole lz.e.
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4 PERSIAN LEGEND.

Here is t.e Por2.aa legend Of the sleeala- f.oaHtg.
 k.ag a.saed to appoint one Of h.a sors -ee C4 i hunting tour tile gosH= rFiaee. &..Har. spied I 4azelse a. fs.asi t. T.a=a3s sooa lost or II followers, after waiting for ief= g.aae fzr t.e.s- ter and Lav- fns 5ae#zed a5aH5=z. | 5a. f5r l.la3, 5lecide5l so reza.'a a.a teii Is father tl.e sa#l ne79s
 The 15a- Vas very much gr5eTed as loslags 4.s z##55zeat aaa daaHeea son. He set HsHH3zs men aad soldiers f5 BcareHs =s5Hal.z es#es tl5.e= prince. had Hee4 l.~5 seen, bae without sue= eesz. !7a E#.ze#. mean at.e Has rra= nihz aa-6 a# Hte azH5z4 after tAe c3= zelie tH } tazfi.. aerzsEl II fraut f l pa.a=e .ta=a3 1'oa z59e. 6gef= which the =azes.s leaHed a. Hs.sappeareeI. Ire coaH. H follow | ta#5E. so, being L6f. tired a.z5 lgagFg h. threw LtmseIf ca the Eeass to rest a Ittt1e. He aot.eelI tArca I.3ves peFehed on tae gate ! hey were really fairies u4o had assumed hat s1ope.
 well sa.d enc that prince is O. ing I Fery foolish tHiag. IFHae aoTa eAefe Perhaps Ae does not lzT.z4W this is tbe g9blia5s residence and tI4at eyory SuaIaY morning tue col.lia takes z Waik around E.s property and aevours anyhodr He=t5a1ts on tt. IIe ts en.tain to fael t5.at paiHee just near tt4e.= gate ;
 Well. sad t.4e second dove. .he can gave Ais life very easily He Las oni- to % down that deep well. aad when he gets to the bottom he will Had him. self iR q dark room. where he Hlu sec sn ugly ol1 witch leaning ovef q kettle and half sitting on a chair Without waking AeF he must take the piece ef SS,2ss which !s under her let f5at and Sgeak F, for it IS the za lin.s l5fe. 5s sooa as 1t E n pieces =tEle goblin will expire. He E.uet thezl attack t1e witch and XII her HitA his sword =
 The ariace rese fgaz. -sa eTa77. and actia@ on tt.a e#zeiea He Ea3 5Hst Eeansi he fs=ls=z=soa= f5Hss.tI s5#. =s.==5 =.az==s clown iz hT | eirealae ra1z.z H.t tae loMaEala ct tfze hotter t s.reH=fiIl t..e poor prince began ta=fael e.z!.I5z aad faza-. fiza7el Ae=keB1 e bFavaly aud never thought Of 68fa.a@ back .4t last aa l9a-4I himself n the room took the piece of glass without waking the Old witch broke it .Hto hundred pieeas. killed tAe witch. climbed ou- Of the well and Has surprised to dn4 him. self ia lovely garden near another Iron gata much bigger than the first, wAiea H tEaea t9 open. Is ke could not a5S7 He a..#.7fl about the garden, .a Ha @a3 j large brook Of running T@ss.ss eeasaeI his thirst at 1t and atretels te. under tree. where he es5a fsH aa4eep. ITa aw1ke hearing tae sam slores speaI.a- in t1.a tree on
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Conm

Before Is.rs ez5z-- -rleat ze g b-aad al- ways scaId E t5 s9sesa .cs starch There t5 not tHe enough dur.He rle baking fo@ tA.s fo be a64e properly. Do tA.s b5 sealeIia4 i.aI5 of tl.e U.gk O. water you Use. then peHc it hot over tI4e eorameaL Next add t14 eggs. the rest of thc cold liquid then the flour and baking powder alfced t9ceta=r.- Good Heasekeep.ac.
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The I-anlsitire sntelooe.

Aa antelope .~ c-.r.9t.s as : Z-o1- an F .L4s. s.:...tza K I .azdJUa# h he and gel .44l&area.ef 2 a-.. VII keep czsa....s : aesH at ...El g..l s5z.a s.lae fir 4te -aes Ef.-f Completing T e l. t+e a1telasa la-z sG4leaig and bring down one f5se f55t with l v.2or- 6as ~taHP ea t.4 aaal and q the san" instant rley ua 2 sort of si.9tt t.-ae soEEa,ts i.Ee T t.atf whistle. That $ the .fop.t.aHa Horneft for pepper.ng them W5ta rifle balls.
 I..414tl tiss7=fttell uaHa frontiers ulaA ldtac along and found me era VI ing for miles on inc ievel prairie eA deavoring to get snot at one of the mid creatures he man asked ne | thought could get him. I answered: Get him. I've got to get him ID out of meat He then posted me about lying still and flirting with the handkerchief. and l found they liked that better than chasing, and I made an entry right there that antelope possessed some of the characteristics of a woman.-EXchange
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Tour local coupon ticket agent has been sGppiizu with Illustrated and te. scsiptiTe literature showing the baaa. ties Of the scenery and resorts q Colorado and the Rocky mountains. These books are free for the asking. and The Denver Road will be glad to gtTe aQeea assistance by cores- sDoadeuce ia your choice of plaea to spend yo-.r yacat.on.
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q br3aefr 3ae- er hls heat Tic thLc9.

I branch tGe er his heat Tic thLrS. 0ae Ha- 7neaazH@
 5e wants ty open t1e iron gata. he a.ase e.4 #.e.! tHe point ef h,s sHor! 4z. 24aa-as the doors tF open put t.l into his pocket and tale out t @elaI eail... which ha must tarQw teta t..e month of=t1e black ser. peAt zrEla- VIII come out of the gate with it8 l-rEra open ro4dy to ear the prince. ii ..e=eaa l.o this quickly, the serpent sill t..eas soon 2s the money a n ,.s mouth, a4d tile prince will set free I lovely princess. fllt He VII have t4 ..a=. - ler
 Eis.19zze i7r.zee once more =a q a tl.a doves and said When l.s s9a.d tge .aHI#s..e gafa. the doors 4er e8-n. a..s. f#e horrible. laeiz= head If an ezeo-,z.szf#s ser3zz. ca4-ze our. SfH#za..-lg r fa .le se threw the z=#aley asal t.ze ezlr Jed The prince .s.on .-5zsa elf ta another and much setc.a2 -arlea and, feeling Aaa-s.es= .aa saeat to see f Ae aaaId 1....l so.-# eHa cat. Fruit there wa : ta dz ga5.zaic Es slI sHLo-dse! 9.es le ate taeM aa6. than walked gn r2 f..e 1eaetfaI palace he saw iR font ef H.Issl. T eze..e e9ch many lovely rooms, fa4 If raes= and costly things eaea one more splendid than tAe lasr. h43e t-.e tszr.aee fe.t de pressesl a5 the great silence, for not q living tEias vas t5 he Heatd.
 At lat lse reached tae second story and, gaa- into flle last and Laadso1aest room, =5te .tort5E 6ecas.e aware that 2 beautiful young Iaair Hss asleep e1- q low c9ael not far from Haece he vas standing He hes eat.zztz approached her to have Het5er YleH of hef facc aad t!Eeagat EeH so !5raiy Lat he stoopea eeer Eef and kissed Eee Ss2a opencd Der ayes aad -as sed 10 find young man 1.aaT tes'. a.-.s 5Iz..#5=l n to % aszaF Ss fsgss ...caiz,e3 for Il 5 Va5 tl.e @oila- ss.-- E s.s.l rlae f=eI.e- the goblin t..es #...s .55t.!er5. or the black serpes=s 9ss.44 e.,c 4-as f;e toId her his adventures. and she told him hers
 When s!.e Was E ca.l1, eLe had Heea ftoierl frass. isee fHrl.eFs -3a1a. acl nlanv as.aeas aaa roaeZ s2en bat lost ter I=zes ia t- . saec hec and Ike =#5= fz. 5=. g r. : ess-te. Sae taa#sSe4 IzH=#=. .zz#aa varH e5sr- teauzEF fgr l.saz5zz t,easzz= Izer.
 .}s-zz.=a fe7e a.z= f..s z#..zz--.. ....#ll..ag 6e I5z#=l her Hasz #Izf.ef.sI. =5-5ssd her u i7ecoa4a 4....# wife. She con@ea estf. Tl4e5 t=teH. l.f '5st l.#5sszet.te#z t5 ee bacl. t5 t.se Tr.#ee.s fathers ..atzflem.
 Thy soon arrived 1..e Elag was very happy ta =ee As ssa ae85a aaa also U see what i beautiful bf.ae ha lad chosen. The year Has now ovar. and fer t,s tae king chose =Er.:ae al.har a@ lis .a.e Tae prince BOW tahattts the e15f csst3e- ..lare= lll.s fat4es aeea him ag.d f any of you wish l. % and see Lin yoa havo aaIF t1 .#sal e.-e goal.a castle, for the prince ls FeHs Last .sa5le and vIl maAe soa c.e0...e.
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Pepper

The value of pepper Tas known o: old We read that when Rome had to be ransomcd from the barbarian con 4ansor h the sar t5o .flaric demanded 5000 pounds of p6IVer among the pay faents aad that I5Dp5era.es Used t !n medicine, applying ir to the sElG.
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Depressed.

T am afraid BIiggins has met witt. reverses.'
 What makes you think SO
 "He goes about with a gloomy look, saying there i5 no such a thing as dis, interested friendship. That is almost 2 sure sign that a uan has been try. ing to borrow money."-Exehange.
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0~tTr Habits.

It ls ! 55f-t.lf.9 tf5et. 6efz4t4eEsea . tz5#sl resz=fz, ..tz=s8t 2l4lozf= f=l4a. l. t6.tt......g-4 tl=e + a8s#anee of hH#a-#fgs s..' D t5=1E tarlg Ha5.-s, 5zsz. ttaaa H-r fa fe3.=zzror4 tz#e f.f.z= =fz=z. ag@ o.l leaa5. z9= reez 44s F.. spaa> fi5zfzs .4e4e~s ..e. z#e=f rooms -as7ag aI1.6s s=H1.9e aaa e5fe tar t4-5f beIea-# #a=s 4Il tme>.
 Tla heH. .-8E.az=5r. i- exempt fHasa 5.#... sl..5..zz=. #sssl.,.l= Def a#.s n l.S own res..l. =zz9.t tEr5Hs s.ea5 tae ll593se res newspapers aaz throvz n t=e floor gezs up froa. | d.g4a tss4...f zz.a cz.S5.54us paei1esl aaa s..s. ..z=zzs. z#==H-z5ut tI4e .lI-l.s=t re- proof. the onlr hot. taken of t..a=9e- ea9Hence. .IaaaeI beng t4=4.z T >-szar. If=i.e has one. t4 E5=G> ..i5 tzs aasa az-I st54.-la=ea =fae az=.ez. faa Ha# es tsse .aE.# fe..5#z=za his footsteps Il st.H= HHs..ozs= \ a l9. .e..'e.ta#s
 zl 10 business =6es.'f. .#5= :. 9aea -ta vii ezz= "A. .4 rot .=st=z=#i' l=e f9.r- t..t=s= =s===z5=a5 ..5. t==s szz#= -l=5a. s#E=a from [ L. .-a1..r .s..@T .-5t. sst..-- c6s a~1 G11 S1 e-F5-5I. rgcl. ' f.z@s. azzt sz.zs iz t=z. ease zzzts- baes.a - Nez- York Ta--
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The shipping of dynamite anu arms ts GH5na may mean activ1t&aa the part Of the Fetormers. but | we Wsre 2 =mIss t0narE we would roost nigh.
 Rel is a danger gnal 9l t1e ra raaz. on fellow nose Hna Gu E 5f=sals fsee Ma aa4 HaR3ea ssa ,}-.55#ssstz.a l=zanI ssa ,.z35z5s a4-# cheeks a56 t=R aE4zg
 e GHzg 3auaE aze 5s #eef57g#I #=zz placing al a=r r=.@5l#=9 -a5 5.4e l4H#5# ot The undertaken aas 2 face that VI. materially assist the prosacgt-ou
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Ie.s country has entirely tg much watzH front t7 be 70 lax ta !rs lmmf. grafton avs
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tae dIgesEIEe. es944--, 4s agpe4e= = o1r HlortaaeF reports.
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HE sURLlNGTON'S CALIFORNIA EXCURSlONS-PERSoNALLY
 CONDUCTED

Every Wednesday night from St. Loais and Chicago. the Burlington. : Personally Conducted Tourist Sleeper Excursions leave for California The croWning feature is the route through Denver. Scenic Colorado. Salt Lake Cifn
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Witnesses before IA lft ail quiry testified that stmra sts was cool and brave Egtsr ire cOnsiderate Of his men e.ng a1 of Santiago.
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c A S ToH IA. Fears he 1 The A71 Y9l a3ie A.haB 0QgEi s5saa'''' z: &z2N1zzY

Don't thIaz because yoHr hrst a4- vartisement meets with no success that you should drop it.-Geo II. Flint. R. II White Co. Boston.
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-07
IREClNrT Nn- n

sanchos. Carlos LAND. 100 hy
Z 5OD varas. bounded north by J iuE
sanchez. south by Frank 4 lIuhbcll,
east boy j Luz Sanchez, west by Las
Tomas. Land. 100 hy 400 varas
bounded north by Pedro G. Garcia
south uy = NJ Sanchez. cast hy Rio
Grandc. west boy grant limits Value
~ personal property. sans Taxes.
So IS; penalty, S3lS. costs 40 cents
total tG1 u.s.
sanchez Scvoro- Land 30 by a. va
ras bounded north by road south and
east by Auayas, west 10y accquia Ma.
DIRE Land 100 by 300 yarag. hound
ed north by j. NJ Sanchez. south III
ego A. Armlio. east by same, west by
public rond. lnnd 81 by ESQ Vnras
bounded North hy $ Sanchez south by
by = Sanchez. east by Y. Snavedra.
west by Acoquin Land 40 by 2iih
yaras bounded north by NJ Sanchez
south by Carlos Sanchez. east by Rio
Grandc. west hy Pedro &. Garcia
Land 1919 by poo yaras: bounded
north by S. Sanchez. south by NJ. San.
chez Tapia. east by Anayas. west by
Accquia Madrc Land 2TO by 900
varas bounded north by n Saaycdra
south by j ID Ia luz Sanchez east by
/ Emilia Chavez. west by public road
and house. Value 81 personal proper
| ~ f6.42i. Balanc' due taxes, 5000 %
penalty fl5i6, costs, f210; total
| S32G.Si
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-07
cents; total. So cent?.

cents; total, SO cents.
Baca, Cirraco &. do--I.and. 100 acres
and house. Value Of personal proper
~, $3.50. Taxes. tt7l2. penalty. 81
cents, costs 80 cents total. tis.6i
Baca. Facunda &. de-Land and
house Value OF personal property
Si25. Taxes. Taxes. 81 penalty. 6
cents. costs, 30 cents; total. si4O.
Bustos. knastaclo--i.and and house
Value ~ personal property. sos. Tax.
ca. 10 cents. penalty. I cents: costs
80 cents. total, Go cents.
Herrera. CrisnntOs--L Land and house
Value " personal property. sos Tax.
os, 80 cents. penalty, cents: costs.
30 cents. total. 40 cents.
Martinez. Transitc- House and land
Value Of personal property. $3.50. Tax.
90. S2OG penalty, 10 cents: costs. 90
cents, total. s2bl.
Miera v S-iand: bounded north
hy Iomez meiutains. south hy = ~
Archibcquo. east by public roaod west
hy government land Valac ~ person
al property $40 Taxes. t932; penal
ty 80 cents, costs, 30 cents. total
ftOt3
Romero. J. E--Laud and house
Value Of personal property, sll5 Tax
os 81 cents. penalty cents; costs
30 cents. total. 90 cents.
Sandoval. Zonoa Land. 100 acres
bounded north by w. Gonzales. sorh
10y " sanchez west by Rio pucrco
cast by public land Value " personal
property. $50 Take. s612. penalty
81 cents; costs 30 cents, total. SCI
Sanduyai, Enriquos--lnnd and
house. Value N personal property
sli5 Taxes. "a cents. ponalty.3 cents
costs 80 cents. total 90 cents
Sanchez. NiCputc-tand and house
/ Land In Las l.agunitos. Value of per
/ i6 cents.