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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-07-18
Anm6slid.

Iftudrius SrDpfG mar fein 2ebsn
lang Elm bonn Slid defenders besiinz
ftigter Mam eetpefen, unb TO mar er
benin aud nit penig 5leiB unb nod
minberen Sdbisfetten gu feiner bebass
lid)en Stenuns selanst. @uh in bies
fer ertpies tim aber Srau Sortuna tire
ausnebmenbe CUNT. Senn lie sab
ibn in 5runs Sales Sirts einen
S1reiber Bel, Der cine Berle aIer
S9reiber mar. Sir iebe @n5eise,
ieben 8eri9t entparf er Suerft fetnem
gbef bas &onsept unb iibertrug es
bann tabelos in's &eine. SrDpfl bate
es alfo tpunberbar bequem uub eez
tpDbnte ii9 TO politdnbis baran. baB
er felbft almdlig iebes Salient gu attiz
Der Sbdtigfett perlpr.
Nber Strig nabm 1i6 i'm 8euubt@
fem ieiner Ma6tftellung thinner mebr
beraus. Snsbefunbere ersab er fi9 felt
Ginger 3eit in unbeilpoller Weiie benz
Srunfe. IGes grmabnen, Sureben,
fanfte Sroberr 1alf nidts. MIs er zines
Na9mtttags tpieber GuBerit angebettert
in's 8ureau fam, bonnerte i'm besbaib
SrDpfl pl0btt9 i'm ~ftrensften Sore n
r3um 8rdud, Siris, mas ion bus heiz
ben? SEPT bat meine Schulz elm @nbet
Wenn sic oas berflirte 1meinauberz
faufen nt9t fufort einite1en, 5etse
i'd Sic an unb beantrase
Sbre Gntfaifung!~
ginen Wument itarrt i'm Der
S9reiber rerbIifft on. Damn tummt
Elm berenistes 2G9eln tn fein bierz
felises @efi9t unb er fast sutmIthig<
i9lau: Fiber f4auen 6, 9err af<
tuar, bas f6nnen Sic ia sur ui4t:
baau mod i'd Sbner ia
adr fetn 2on3ept!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-07-18
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Trsgt die ADiaSorte, Die lI tmmer Gekauft Ha
: ss,i'. &HMZZw

W0n
Iutter trat er in ben Waeson, IN penn
Roaers fQB, unh erDffnete nit ben
Worten:1Su, nimm bas". Seuer uuf
ben pebrlofen Maun. Rosers brad,
BON brei &useln setroffen. tobt auiam'
men. Copeland tpurbe perbaftet unn
befinbet fi9 bier TIM Gefdnsnib.
Muf bic Trase, tpesbalb er benDforo
beqanaen, antwortete Copeland: "Gr
bat MIDI bppmotiiirt; i'd mubte es
tbun."
Man bat es stueifsffos nit einem
s.iftestroUpihflga 6 81 t hReg5Br., 10. su1r.
Neb 6artlep Copeland, Der lebte
Nadt auf einem ,3uge Der Union Sacis
ficzSabn einer sepi1en q. g. &oser5
tDbte mar emit Elm 3abl : glert Der
Nebrusfa Rational : 8ant in Feiiger
@tabt. Gr bate bieien poiten 10
Sabre lang Bis gum Musuit 1899 inns-
,3u iener 53eit nabm er etneu grbos
lungs : llrlaub, reifte mad benz Often
unb tpurbe feit1er nidt mebr seieben-
@ttpa einen Monat na9 ieiner Ibreiie
fanb maj in ieinen 9i6ert Elm Defi=
ait bon $4,000, bas tbeiltpeiie bon
Gopelanb's 9erpanbten, tbetlipeiie
bon feinen 8irsen genedt puroe.
Copeland fol- fdon por Ieinem Ser
fdminoen elm ausf6peifenbes 2eben
geflbrt baben. mas baau beigstrasen
baben ion, feinen 8eritane gu triiben.
Copeland purbe bon einem feiner 8irz
oen bur9 Detectips eefudt unb man
slaubt. bab er in Rosers einen Dstee=
tip permutbete.
ct. Soiepb. Wo., 10. Suit.
81. g. Hpsers. Der auf einem gtz
fenbabn5use nabe Wamiutta. Wpo.,
aetDbtet purbe. mar Elm MngeitelIter
Der Gbicagoer Girma Spift uno 60.
gr bate Gefliigel bon ct. Soiepb mad
San Sraneisco gu transportiren. gr
rei{te Dor atpei Moden nit elmer Wa-
senlabuns nod San Grancisco ab.
Sopiel man peiB. bate er feline Jas
mile.
- Dte Delt III cine Sreppe, on
trel4er bic Weni9et enttpeber btnauf.
tleitern. sber biuuterfeiasn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-07-18

,Warum biit Su benn 10 dreers
lt99"-rOent', Dir nur. mein reider
Sntel. auf oel1en Sob i'd nun felt aebn
Sabren 10 iebniiiatis parte. biefer
Meni9 tommt tGslia gu mir unb turnt
mir eine Stunbe lang nit meinen
fhperen Santeln mas por!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-07-18
Reuund1r.

G:rite RD9in:nS ie sehen bon
Sofrutbs fprt91-3 p eli 6 n4tn:
uSu; aber ib babe cine Sreunoin em'
pfpblen, bic mir neulm iagte. bab i'd
alt aus5Gbe.~
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-07-18

Sn Roieesers vSeimgarten" ptrb
sef9ilbert, pie Der &aitelbauer beim
pfarrer fein 4ufsebot anmelbet:
Del 3aitelbauer fteigt semG9li9
our Sbiir berein in bic pfarrersftube.
pfarrer: nS9au, i9au, Der
aaitelbauer! Die sebt's immer9 Sesen
Sic ii9."
aafelbauer: .Sb-a6. 9uat
ia lpeit. Son nib nit %betlosn."
pfarrer: $50 fsBsn Sic ii4
bo9!"
&aiteIbauer: ,&on eff ite6n
ab. Serr Pforrer. SON biaa nit bel
3eit aan Sisn."
P~farrer: $50, 70. Was baben
Sic benin Dor, aafelbauer2"
e otelbauer: rWaba mir
erriss. 8ittn bon if tp0Gn, bab mib
ba !9srr pforrsr Da ba &on5l idmsifn
that"
Pfarter: .9on Der Sansel
fdmeiHen! Mufbieten! Seiratben? So
sratulir i'd. Was baben sic fi9'benn
fir Cine ausgeiu9t9"
aatelbauer: y@os mpanens,
9err 9forrer9 &otbns amol. Nit9
Rdu, in groBbetfder feline"
Pfarrer: ,Sie Qeltere9"
&atelbauer: rNa, bic bon If
nit mDsn. Die Sinsere pod if ber."
P@farrer: nSas tit pobl cine
quite Yartie9 Wie?"
&afeIbauer: ,9laub pul.
ariase q tu1s Qusiteusr. " srubn
bull 2einpab, q por Sou unb flint
bunerb 9ulbn 8orselb."
gfarrer: rSa i9au ber! limb
fonft9 Sat tie einen suten Gbaratter9
DAB Sic pDbl slidli9 nit ibr leben
tperben?"
Ra teIbauer: Drum is mo
nit bong, 9err Pforrer, sor nit. Sic
poab NIT bic 8dlber unb
g au gu a ums'gebn-"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-07-18
Gutra Grndd1tuiB.

8aron gum 8antier in Der Nbs
nensalerie): .Was, fefelt Sic bas
Bib fo?"-8 antier; sd slaube,
has 1T Der, BON benz mir nod 10000
mnrf ali frienen haben!4
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-07-18
Wpr5sttrge yrpIoftcn.
Quircn. Su.. Is. cSuIi.

Dur9 bic por5eitise grplofion bon
gum Sprensen bonJelien in ben itdbtiz
fden Steinbriiden pertpanbter 5 pfb.
Dpnamit purbe 4usuit H.pman in
Stiide Serrifen unb 9enrp Grnft Lee
benssefdbrli9 berlebt. Nspman's a0rz
per tpurbe bod in bic 2uft seI6leubert
unb einise 9beile beHelben limb aans
perI9punben. Repmun itanb gerabe
iiber benz Sprengunsslo9e, ols bic
grplofion erfolste; er mar "a Sabre
aft unb binterldbt 5rau unb bret Sin.
Der.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-07-18
Cine sroke Gntoeduns fiir &rebs.

@inbior, Ont, "a. Sanuar, 1900.
Or. 6. 8. @arner. @ertber
Ser !-S@ babe Sbr COMPOUND Of
Seuen Cures, bas srobartise Wittel
sesen &rebS unb gum 8lutreinisen.
NIT aussesei6neten grfolsen Sebraubt.
sd itebe ni9t an, basielbe gu BEN
3mede gu empfeblen, wofir id es &C.
brau6te. Seine @irtunsen firb tn
elmer fursen 3eit 10 oHenbar, bab e.
nidt umbin tann, bic sroBte 3ufrie.
benbeit gu seben.
SaSg M | n 9 8.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-07-18
ungli ii If ii ber II II ii d.
Omaha, 9tebr., Is. Suli

y<
9ei ben 0eitlihfc;tcn in Sout6
Smaba e%reignete iid) cine Heibe bon
ltngliidsfaaen. @Gbreno oes Stier-
fampfes nuroe Elm Matooor i6per
non einem Der piitbenhen Stiere per-
lebt. gei Der folgenoen 8oriteuung
Der &eiter auf bodenOen Hferoen
mnrOe 'Ml. &earion obgeiporfen UNI
libel 5ugeridtet. 9id)tsoeItopeniger
beitieg err einen nilOen Stier, muroc
ron bieiem abgeuorfen ltno beipnb,.
log pom Blase getrogen. Der Suit.
fbiffcr.@ ebiilfe Nopbopo ipriroe bon
einem 8alon init in Die Sobe gerii,
len unb ltiir5te aus elmer Sobe Dor
80 SUB in Die Mrena. Won bGlt
feline 8erlesungen fir tootlih. Nop.
bono ftammt aus Winteriet, So.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-07-18
6 taentbii Of.
@aibinafon, IS. Suli

IlUltSl.
Gigentbimlid.
@aibinaton -. Slllt.
Ser Quartiermeifter Capt. Putz
nam 9. Strong in San 5ranciseo bat
telesrapbii6 UNI feinen Qbi9ieo Gr
CAB als Grunb bic Notbpenbigfeit an,
iid ieinen Pripatsei9dften nibnten gu
miifen. 9as in 10 aubergepDbnli4er
Sorm g%eitelte 9eiuh purbe bon benz
8riessmtniiter betpiuist. Die 8u6=
urh &aHenfibrung 1T in Srbnung.
Gan Trancisc, Is. Suit.
Der Oepartements5Q uartiermeilter
gept. g. 9. Strong leste perionli9er
unb finan5iener 9riinbe pegen ietn
Mmt nieber. Oas Mbi9ieosseiu4
folgte elmer rgscapabe".
@aibington, Is. Suit
Ser &riegslefretdr Root bat be-
f9loHen, bic GeIisnation bes Capt.
Strong borerit ni9t a%n5unebmen. Sie
bereits erfoIste Mnnabme Der Hefignaz
tion mar nur informen. Capt. Strong
nurbe telegrapbii9 bena9ri6tigt, bob
feline GeIienatton erit oann in grpd=
sung gsaoeen peroen tonne, penn lie
per poit i'm ibliden Snitan5fpese elm
~setroffen lit nebit elmer po0en grtlde
rung fir bas GeIisnationssefu4. Die
fes 8orseben bat CUR Gplse. bab Capt.
Strong ~porlGufig nod i'm Sienit 1T
unb bab bic griinbe, bic i'm our Sim
rei9ung Der Gefisnation bepogen, Ell
ner nnteriu6ung untersosen tperben
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-07-18
Embellishments.

mann: sd sebe iest gum
Tribf4orpen!"- &c attn: nSa.
6as Wa9teffen fteIle i'd auf
ben Gtf@!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-07-18
8 b.

@nio, Sfla., 10. Suli.
@uG.tin.) gnib itebt in Glums
men. Snfolee Der 9irre 1T fein Waiz
Ter porbunOen unb nirb iest Opnas
nit in 4npenbuns sebraat.
Die 6runobsoinsuns siasr slads-
lidsn Chr.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-07-18
I aItbrItiger DO o b.
HnmIius. @np.. Is. ccSuIt.

Momlins, @po., Is. Sult.
Gin setpiFer Hossrs uurbe pony&eb
Sartlep Copeland auf hem 3uge go.
Is Der Union paeific Balm eri4o6en.
Copeland befanb fid auf Der Reife BON
@todton, Gala, na9 Council Bluffs,
Soma.
mn nrei N1piIpn nffiiGo mr. :::.-.-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-07-18
8mparail. 10. SuI

gs perIautet, bab s. pi.rpont
Morean bic Glart19e Gifenba1n iiber
Die Mlpen fir $450,0O0 setauft bat.
Die 8abn tpurbe bon brei Banter Der.
fault. pelde bic 8abn fir bic S6ul=
ben iibernpmmen batten. gs eriitirf
nur cine 8abn iiber bic Mnben, tpel6s
bas giienbabnipitem @rsentiniens nit
npm Hhilea narhinNet
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-07-18
Abeereif.
8ouberncnr MQcn BON Eurto &icu
oerlaft bic Snisl.
= marttermeiitc Strong
in 9 Eau ranctsco uno
etnc + ii d q c ~ / G.
ene Geiigua.
ton.
Seniationelier Wurb anf eincm Smsc
Der l1niun Eacific=S abn.
ALLEN, g ouoerneura. ..

Gan Suan, =. ST., Is. Suli.
Der 9oupsrneur MGen reiite 1eute
NIT ieiner 9attin unD ieinem Mobi=
liar auf Der nMapfloper" na9 Nepz
Yort ab. gs beibt, oab er in ben oiz
plomatif9en Sienit gu treten beubz
fihtidt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-07-18

Sn Der beutisen SiBuns bes Sc.
meinberatbes bef9ulbiste Der anti : fe=
mitif9e 8iirsermeiiter Mar Resis ben
Yrdfetten bon Mlsier Der 8etbeilisuns
an ben neuliden 0erfu9en. gepife
Unit : Semiten gu ermorben. @s
folst GROCER 2drm, iobab bic SiBuns
aufseboben perben mubte. Der Oor>
fan biirfte gu einem Ouea fibren.
GroBbritannien.
2onbon, is. Suli.
Die neulide Melbuns, bab 2orb
Rofeberp beabfihtist ii4 nit Der bers
pittip.ten 9eraosin BON 4lbanp gu
perbeiratben, pirb fir eitel @4tpins
bel erflGrt. H8
Die Welbuns, bab bic @etreibe=
b0rfe in Montrsal beidloKen bat. bic
tanabii4. Rssieruns aufauforbern
ses.n bic beutfde Resieruns @.rselz
tuna su Iben, bat bier persnistes
Gmrnmnatln errenf. Ranana Bat Re.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1901-12-14

job. continued Mr.. Crawford, but it
was . slick piece Of work and done
very quickly. have offered u reward
Of $500 90 and no questions ask d for
any information that viii lead to the
recovery Of all or part OF the goods. /
will remain in Bisbee for a day or two
and await Developments, and will then
return to Tucson and endeavor to re.
cover the jewellery from there"
ARRESTS MADE.
Last evening about 6 O'Clock, two ar
rests were made by Joe Beebe, deputy
sheriff and his brother. Mr.. Beebe
had been working diligently on the
case since the time Of the robbery
Thursday night.
It now transpires that three men
were directly connected with the burg
larry, and through the means Of fourth
man who knew their plans, the arrests
were made. The job was planned by
two professional crooks who have been
in Bisbee for several days and had
planned to enter the store of J. B An
gius on the night they robbed Mr..
Crawford.
The youngest Of trio, who goes by the
name of Williams, was unwittingly the
cause of the arrest of one of the men
actively connected with the burglary.
He made confidaut Of Q friend. who
notified Mr.. Beebe of what had trans
pired and pointed out the men who did
the work. The burglars were located
last night two hours after the crime
had been committed but DO arrests
we're made at the time, as an effort was
being made to trace the stolen goods.
Wheh snung Williams was arrested
last evening at his room near the Stag
dump he had in his possession one sack
OF watch charms and fraternal pins
and q number Of watches that were
identified as part Of the stolen goods.
While he did not participate in the
robbery, he knew al about it and was
to receive part of the stolen goods.
After shadowing the man who had
been pointed out as one Of the robbers
yesterday In an endeavor to locate
the diamonds, without success, he was
placed under arrest by Joe Beebe and
his brother, Steve Reebe, and turned
over to Onicer Graham. The third
party who is described as an oldish
man with heavy gray mustache and
sunken eyes. 10 still at large, but he is
known and all avenues of escape from
the city are being closely watched.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1901-12-14
THE DIAMOND ROBBERY
Further Developments In the Case
I've Men Arrested.

The breaking into Blewett's store
and carrying OF of two sa,chels of
diamonds and jewelry by thieves last
night as mentioned in the REVIEW was
the principal topic of conversation on
the streets yesterday and large num-
Der of people visited the scene of the
robbery.
When Yardmastsr Cronin started to
make up the early morning freight
train yesterday morning he noticed .
bright object lying in the snow near
the water tank and looking more
closely found several pieces Of jewellery,
being cuff buttons and stick pins which
evidently had been dropped BY the
thieves who burglarized Blewetts and
stole the Crawford satchels; the jewell
cry was af.erward identified - part Of
the stock of Mr. Crawford. The leather
telescope sstchel with several trays
was found just back Of Hart 4 Graf's
store and few of the smaller pieces of
jewellery were also picked up near
there. The satchel which had evident.
ly been carried there by the thieves
was broken open and the work Of loot
ing the satchel was done In . hurry and
no time was lost in getting the swsg
to . place of safety.
When asked for . statement BY .
REVIEW reporter, Mr. Crawford said:
IAN members Of the jewellery Assoc
iation keep . record Of the weight,
color and description Of their diamonds
and also . complete record of the mum.
bers and movements Of all watches, and
g there are no duplicates manufactur-
cd in most cases, IL makes 1t . very
disAcult matter for the goods 10 be dis
posed Of, and the diamonds being 20
hard 70 mate or pair, 1t would be .
singular matter II three or four stones
Of the same weight OF description -
these shoulz be offered for sale in any
city. hsve no ciew - TO who did the
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1901-12-14
Notice..

One Of the participants in the rob
berry of Crawford's diamonds Is describ.
ed as a man about 50 years OF age;
blue eyse, sunk far back, hair light
color tinged with gray. Heavy mus
tache. About 5 feet seven inches in
height, will weigh about $50 pounds.
When last seen was wearing a light
coat and vest and small white hat. Any
one obtaining information Of this party
will please commu nicate with officers
Immediately.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1901-12-14
Local Happenings in Brief.

c. A.. Davis Of Naco is visiting friends
In Bisbee.
A. E. Puttroff left yesterday for Tor
reon, Mexico.
Fred Fitch is back from q hunting
trip In the Huachueas.
Martin O'Hare left yesterday for the
county seat on business.
DR.. G. s. Hall snd wife have returned
from q short visit to Tombstone.
T. Evans, auditor of the Cananea
road, returned to Naco yesterday.
W. J. Lewis and E. H. Pittroff OF
Douglas are in Bisbee on business.
w.,R. Corson, of the Manzanal Min.
ing company. is speeding few days in
Bisbee.
Miss E. Owen. sister Of Mrs. G. J.
Williams, arrived from St. Paul, MINI.
yesterday.
Jim Williams, who is engaged In
mining in Sonora. is spending few
days in Bisbee.
A party of the society folk of Bisbee
will take in the bull fight at Naco
Christmas day.
II. e. Fairchild OF Phoenix, con-
tractor OF the territorial reform school,
left for his home yesterday.
A. Z. Miller, representing a cigar
and tobacco house in Los Angeles, paid
Bisbee merchants visit Friday.
DR.. W. ?. Willard was an outgoing
passenger yesterday morning, being
called to Toni stone as witness.
Abe Heineman, of San Francisco,
after looking after his trade in Bisbee
and Naco, left yesterday for San Fran
cisco.
r. 81. Perkins and W. H. Adanfsofi
went down to Douglas yesterday even
ing to look after some work for the
Copper Queen company.
J. E. Chilberg, representing the Col
orado Fuel and Iron company at FL
Paso, was a Bisbee visitor this week,
leaving for Tucson Friday morning.
A large number Of water pipes that
were not properly covered were frozen
during Friday night and the plumbers
have been kept busy making repairs.
NJ. d. Robinson, a member Of the
Ranger company is not able for duty
on account of sickness, and is remain
in camp near the cemetery just below
town.
]. q. Stahl, Of FL Paso, is putting in
the bar fixtures and new furniture In
the Turf saloon. When finished the
Turf will have one Of the finest interi.
ors in the territory.
The Rangers, who have been en-
camped below town for the past few
days, left yesterday for Naro and will
make that place their headquarters for
the remainder of the week.
Fred e. Dudley Of Naco and Miss
Mollie Abercrombie OF lewiston were
married by Judge N. J. Brown at his
office Thursday evening at I o'clock.
The happy couple left for Naco, where
they will reside.
W. C. Mcfarland, Of the firm of Ed
wards & Mcfarland, Solomonville,
who is associate counsel for the county
In the case of the Copper Queen com.
AMY vs. Cochise county, is visiting in
Bisbee this week.
The, church bazaar at the opera
house next Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday nights will provide three
delightful evenings for old and young
alike. The best Of things to eat and
drink. Excellent music to listen TO-
charming people to talk with and q
chance to procure Christmas gifts for
all your friends.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1901-12-14
Notice..

The first block Of stock in the Napo-
leon Gold Mining company is now on
sale at Is cents per share, w. B. Kel-
ley, of Bisbee, is an authorized agent
Of the company to receive subscription
for stock.
NAPOLEON GOLD MINING Co.
R V. DANIELs Sec'y,
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1901-12-14

Mrs. j. Lindhai will receive board
ers at her new dining room, No. 126,
Brewery Gulch, opposite Brewery
Gulch restaurant. Prices reasonable.
l2-14-lwk.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1901-12-14

List your furnished and unfurnishsd
rooms, also cottages. Several calls for
small ) and room houses or cabins.
Room Q post once building; P. o. Box
No. $40. IL 12tf
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1901-11-28
tirsens Gossip.

The farmers and merchants are
very gloomy at the prospects for
another year. These classes are
mutually dependent the one upon
the other, and both suffer alike
in a disastrous year like this. The
The cotton crop is almost all gath
cred and sold, the maximum being
about so per cent OF a normal
yield.
The Atlantic Coast Lumber Co,
is building a tram road in the di-
rection of Santee.
Jim Bailey, while prisoner In
the custody of Magistrate AcGsnts'
deputy a few days since, made his
escape and is still at large.
Mrs. N. F.. Hudson died at her
home near Greens at 4 pm, We'd
nesday, Nov. 20. She was the wife
of Mr.. W. S: Hudson, who, with
four children, survives her. Mrs.
Hudson was daughter Of the late
Thomas Jefferson. She had been
a great sufferer for more than a
year, but she died in the good
faith. BISMARCK.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1901-11-28
In Memoriam.

B. F. Tllton was born in George
town county, S. c., March l,ls73.
At the age of 13 he joined the
Methodist church. when he was
no doubt converted, for he told
the writer he enjoyed that peace
with God that Is accorded only to
the righteous. When about grown
u difficulty with one of his church
brethren caused him TO drift away
from God, his Savior.
In 1S96,he came to Florida and
engaged in the turrentine busi-
ness. Tho writer formed bis ac-
quaintance soon after he returned
with his fair young bride, Miss
Matte Epps, of Epps, S. c., to
whom he was married March Is,
1899. was a trequest and well
come guest at his happy home,
and | often reminded hin Of his
snwisdom in devotiag his Atten-
ten to moneysmakins instead OF
the salvation Of bis sosl. He
would freely adnit the truth OF
my argument, but seemed is
have the iiea-a mistaken enc
that hs wonld have to- give
up business to lead a Christian: Efs.
Wholesome day hsiatehded doing.
On Saturday morning, April IS.
1901, he had a difficulty with d
farmer friend about trivial bvsf-
ness matter, and, sad 10 tell, the
pitable murderer sent bullet
through his heart. With this
fearful wound he isasersd aatil
the next day abaut $50 p. IN.
There were present at hin death
bed his wife, two brothert aud
&xo sisters, also his wifs's brother
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THURSDAY. NovEMBER-2s %, 1901.
"GET RICH QUICK" SCHEMES.

Under the above caption vari-
Gus articles have been going the
rounds of the State press expos
ing the;fraudulent methods of enc
j. E. Smith, of Monticello, Fla,
and cherry tree concern some-
where in North Carolina. The
two schemes are so nearly alike
as to suggest that both are oper.
ated by the same person. The
scheme is this: An advertisement
appears Offering nice, easy en-
ployment to to ladies at $40 a
month. When a reply comes the
advertiser tells how she has been
working for Dir. Smith so many
months and what a pleasant gen.
t.emen he is, iaviting her CORE
spondent TO come in and share a
good thing. The admission fee
required is to secure twenty-five
subscriptions TO a newspaper a; one
dollar each, for which a premium
watch or bicycle is given. The
new member is to write letters
similar to the one she received,
persaading others to work for MIR.
Smith, for which she is to be paid
$50 a month for one year. That's
all. Now where does Mr.. Smith
come Ing The proposition bears
fraud on the face OF it. For a
while the salary promised may be
paid, but it is only question OF
time when the whole business must
collapse, then those who are in
probably thousanis-will suffer.
The man who would offer to
give $a40 and a watch for S2a
woald be put down at once as u
lnnatie or a swindler. AID yet
this is, in effect MIR. Smiths offer.
We advise our readers to steer
clear of him.
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Charleston. 8. g.
Citation Notice.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
WILLIAMSBURG COUNTY.
W. E. HANNA, ESQ PROBATE JUDGE.
Whereas, B G. Whitehead made suit
to me, to grant him Letters of ad-
ministration Of the estate Of and e1-
fects of j A II Cockfeld
Thes are therefore to cite and ad.
monish all and singular the kindred
and creditors of the said j A II Cock
field, deceased, that they be and ap-
pear before ME. in the court Of probate,
TO be held at Kingstree, s. G., on End
December next, after publication there
of, at II O'Clock in the forenoon, to
show GAUGE, If any they have, why the
said administration should not be
granted.
Given under my hand, this 21st day
Of October, Ammo Domlnt, 1901.
Published on the 24th day OF October
1901, IN the County Record.
W. e. Hanna,
Oct24.Noy2s Judge Probate.
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Hot Supper Tuesday Evening.

A hot supper will be given
Tuesday evening. December 3, at
the residence of DR.. II. l.. Baker,
Rome, S. c., for the benenfit OF
the Methodist parsonage. Every
body is cordially Invited to attend
and incidentally requested {"
bring along his pocket look. All
who attend are guaranteed "A good
time, besides the pleasure OF cen-
tributing to a worthy cause.
DR.. J F Carraway,
TN Bellune,
CD Cook,
Miss Lillian Brockinton,
Miss Eva Rollins,
Miss Birdie Munnerlyn.
Commltiee.