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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-11-21

Pref. 9. 3. Fleming will sing solo at
Dr. Miles lecture al The opera house on
Monday night.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-11-21
Mr. c. q. i.ueorr.
Columbinc Nusle Co.

Coiun,biac Aiusie Co.,
Rocky Ford. Col.
Gcaticmcn: Stcgcs Piano Il In
every way as you represented and
anyone wishing good. rciiahic plano
can find it in tho siCEer. as tho tone
and quality IL Of the best.
Elrs. n. q. SiEman.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-11-21

". D. L. Haiahs has shown Nissourians
that there are other ways Of using a bee:
net beside aiding in the quick transit Of
beess from wagon bed 10 the factory
bins. This week he brought in lead Of
turkeys. the beet net eonfininE them safe
" in the bed Of the wagon.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-11-21

WANTED Btigh; young man 10 clerk
in sloshing store. Enquire a, the olobs.
rev opera house block.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-11-21

Young g. Seogin have just received a
fine lot Of fresh Dates Cali ard Try them.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-11-21
Prof. ID. %. Dodd.
Rocky Ford commercial College
Rocky Ford. Col. Oet. ~. 100.

Rocky Ford. coi.. Oct. ~. 1902.
SIR. Clarence 4. Lueurc.
Mgr. Coiuu,binc Music Co..
Rocky Ford. Col.
Dear Sir:-it gives me great pleas
urc TO say that the longer ~c have
our piano the better VIC like Il. We
bought StcgCr Of your company In
beaver In April. We have never seen
one NC would exchange u for. be-
iicSe that can safely say that the
tone and quality is perfect and that
the Coiumbinc Music Co. do as well
by their customers as any firm in
Colorado. We arc glad TO know Of
your success and hope you viii con-
tinuc the same In your new store.
Yours very truly.
Hrs. q. y. Randall.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-11-21

Buy your f'eais Of osfb'ng and live
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-11-21

Order visiting cards. printed from
type or copper plate. at the Enterprise
office.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-11-21

. What is the date on the little
yellow slip containing your name?
That cate shows the time TO which
on have paid for the Enterprise. See
he point7
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-11-21

In planning for your Thanksgiving din
ner don't forget TO Est your pumpkins al
Young q SecEins, and have genuine
pumpkin re.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-11-21

FOR SALE. cheap. 40 head Of Hogs.
from four weeks old Jp. Call on Frank
MeElroy. miles southwest Of Rocky
Ford
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-11-21

Green Yelling a, eos..-Jsnnis N oeb'n.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-11-21
Round Table Club Program.

The nest meeting Of The Round Tabs
will be held Tuesday evening at The hons
Of Miss Bancroft. Following IS the pro.
gram;
Roll esll-No;s8 Indian characters.
History. Chapter IL TO 2i-Niss Part
nsr.
Paper. The Indian Of Fiction and Of
Fact Miss Fpe.
NaEssins reyiew. Miss Weaver.
Paper. New England ard Virginia
Colonial Life Conttassed.- Miss Swartz
Reading from "Hiswasha. Miss Hiesos
La Junta tribune., 1902-03-05

The anniversary OF the birth
DAY I "a nuel I'Iden was made,
the occasion OF a great d-mpcTaiic
banquet ID Bfookiyn. IN the hopes
OF soli,i,b ins and Strengthening
the party II Is noticed. however.
that the most prominent men OF
both factions were absent. The
"peeriess leader of 1896 1900
sent a short note aud an editorial
OF advice from the Commoner. and
ex President Cleveland sent ais
long letter iull oil counsel. TX
Governor Hill. o, New York. ike
wise found II Incpnyenient 10 at
tend Were Samuel Randall
alive he would be forced TO the
permanent conclusion that the
wings OF the democracy no longer
flap tngetrer.
La Junta tribune., 1902-03-05
she,ims sale.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT BY
~ virtue of Au eSscttstbn isasst,d nstt oi hs'
di.'r,e, eonrf 81 Otsro ~ r"1n',, .Gs%' i:s...ss.t
in favor of J. u. wciiand; yistnsif. '.nd
against PresiDsmirrw off aud Psari isnnt..r.
:" ."as MAX. .s ..,.n y sarts dollar. ani
.-.,~nss c~nts- due J. Is. Weiinfsd. from = r~d
Drmrs nv OF aud Pearl D-mi~ olf. Together
With interest tberron NJ The rote of ts-r
cssnf from the 18th day of iS.e.ms~rr, i,sn /:
al, the further sum OF twenty three dollar.
ana ,. .ssiifs. as ~i ata much s ;ri fss :, s ssf
.a.c as may be nec.-s~.ry To satisfy said
jndgmen' and costs. sh- following ds--rri,A-i
Som,ne,,cinx ieo fort west os the northeast
corner Of the aorth~est quarter nf sh.
southeast quarter Of section Ihrs.s. i.,i- town
;h.ss. ,h.s s~sars s..s 10
thence north t~ enfy- i've feet. theocr ~e,s
40 feet 10 the bank OF arr"yni thence
utberly twenty h.e feet. ths-isc,. enst itV
feet TO beginning Commencing iis' fest west
of the nortb beasf corner oi th< nprth At~s
quarter 81 the -outhen.' ansrt-r ci -ecs.on
fifty five ts5 th-nse north twenty live feet.
~esf t0y feet, south twenty live feet: east 4 y
town is' 90 a Ia 1an,s 2, sn% e"an., ~ % Saiornd
known thr wlckham addition situate mud
lying IN ptrrp county, Colorado.
vested Ia me b, .nid execution, will ON
SATURDAY. MARCH. 2. 4. ID. 49,
at the north front door Of the coupty court
hou-T. In the city OF "A junfn. nero county.
Colorado, t.et~ren he hour. oi ~ am
above c-siesrrii's-d property, or 40 mitch there
of as will tse necessary To satisfy s.id ju1g
de,nption nt public auction TO the highest
bidder for cnsh. for the purpose of pay tnx ON
said Judgment, Interest and cost, csst, of -,',s
Sheriff of os~ro county
First publication. February u, ro..
Last publication. March s, i.Ss
La Junta tribune., 1902-03-05
A Printer Greatly Surprised.

81 never was So much surprised
in my lite. as was with the re-
suits OF using CbamDerls,n's Pam
Balm" SAYS Henry /. Cook,
pressmsn OF the Ashevilie n.
c. Gazette Il contracted
severe case OF rheumatism earl,
last winter by getting my feet wei.
| tired several things Tor 1t with.
out benefit, One day WHINE look
ing over the Gazette, notice.
that Pain Balm was positively
guaIantetd TO cure rheumatism,
. b,ugnt bottle OF it and before
using -thifds OF II my rheuma
tism had taken ITS flight aud
have not had rheumatic pain
since" Sold by, all druggists.
La Junta tribune., 1902-03-05
Notice Of Sale OF Real Estate to Pay
Debts

Tn THE NATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
i Jame. 4ionro~ Powell. deceased. Notice
Is hereby given that pursuant to an
order Of the county court, In. probate,
81 OtcrV county. Coiornio. made
aud entered on the siih day of February a.
D. iiO.. the -rsigncd. sdministratrix Of
said estate. will sell. af private sale at the.
soa.h door Of the court house in La J,Inta.
Otero county. Colorado, for cash In hand, on
MARCH -. A. ID. 1902.
at 10 o'clock "a. IN. Of said day. the following
described property belonging to said estate:
to-~it: Lots one u !. two Isl, Sven III and
eight u in section fifteen tl;l and lot. nine
tsl and (io1 in section fourteen tiSi. all in
to~ n.hi - t~enfy-three t2,,l south. of range
fifty-four l39 west. containing It0z acres.
together with QUE 4o-arre water right from
the Arkansas River. i.nad. Reseryoir and
Canal Company's canal. now the Fl Lyou
canal TO pay the debt. of .aid estate.
In witnex. " hereof I have hereuhto -~f
my had and zeal th ,5sh day of February
A. u. tne.
EMMA T. UNCAPHER
Administrative Of the estate of Jane,
Monroe Powell deceased.
First publication. March ]. 1867.
Last publication. March -. igoe.
La Junta tribune., 1902-03-05

The bulletins issued under the
authority of the railroads OF Colo
rado, aud which have been quoted
extensively by the press all over
the state, contain some startling
figures which are worthy OF the at
teption and consideration OF every
taxpayer. The total assessed mile
age OF the various railroad lines in
Colorado under the revenue law Of
1907, not counting the small
roads, is 4 gro II. and the average
rate per mile is S64I-about the
same as the average rate per mile
in Otero county. The total assess
ed valuation of property in the
state of Colorado, under the rev.
enue law of 1901. amounts to
$465, ,s74, ass, Of which SIa3,2o3,-
S6r is returned by the railroad as
sessment-nearly ~ per cent Of
the total value OF the state In
Otero county the corporations will
pay. il they pay at all, about ~
per cent Of the total tax. II other
property paws the same rate OF tax
~ the railroads, it means that the
taxpayers OF Colorado must pa,
to the state and counties the
enormous sum Of SO, 775, 900. Tie
tax per head under the assessment
Of 1907 rs Sio-4o. The question
naturally arises what do the fusion
state officials intend to do with
this enormus amount Of money!
Spend il holding extra sessions Of
La Junta tribune., 1902-03-05

In Lamar The city election IS
onl, a month away and they are
al eady talking OF candidates, In
l. Jnnta IL has not been definitely
de :ided as vel whether the city
election is a month or year dis
tan, All OF the present city OF
fetal, appear to be willing TO hold
over-providing the people csn
staad il.
La Junta tribune., 1902-03-05

ORDwAS - suou, TO experience
tn sensation OF having long felt
wait supplied Editor Stewart,
OF the Granads Times. has made
arrangements to move his plant
there and establish a newspaper.
O gro county will then have ten
purnallstic enterprises striving TO
make both nds meet.
La Junta tribune., 1902-03-05
INDIGESTION

is the cause Of more discomfort than any
other nilment. II you eat the thipxs that
you want, and that are good for YOU, you ar.
distressed. Aeksre Oyspsessa rseists will
Dyspepsia and its attendant disagreeabi,.
symptoms. You can safely eat anything. Mt
amy time. II you take one of these tablets
affc-ward. Sold by all druggists under a
positive guarantee. &c. Money refunded IL
yoa are not s,ti.fird. send To ns for free
La Junta tribune., 1902-03-05

Nor only the en'ire western
press, but hundreds OF papers
throughout the east, have con
demped the expression OF eastern
congressman against the irrigation
Of the arid lands by the govern
ment Representatives Grosvenor
and Sibley nave been freely criti-
cized by papers in their own states
ami districts Tor their selfish and
shor, ishted views in opposing
such nationa! policy. Not only
have the western states contribut-
ed ior wears to the eastern" river
and l,arbor improvements. but the
national treasury has received up
wards of $500. 900, 900 from the
sales of public lands west Of the
Mississippi. while no government
assistance. has ever been extended
to the vest Tor its own internal
improvement. The east in gen
eral, is not unfavorable to the re
clamation OF the west, especially
upon the proposed basis that the
actual cost, OF such reclamation
shall be put upon the land, SO
that the government will get back
the money advanced.
La Junta tribune., 1902-03-05
II is hard TO cast out OF on

IL is bard 10 cast out OF our
minds the impression That
the gentlemen in congress who
are now predicting such are
results from our occupancy and
administration al the Philippines
are the same gentlemen who only
a few years ago were prophesying
tina, unless we adopted their free
silver program the country would
be Que vast wreck.
La Junta tribune., 1902-03-05
Telephones for Farmers.

Numerous instances have arisen
OF late where iaIm,rs aud ranch
men have asked Tor telephones,
but who feel that they are unable
To pay the rates asked Tor such
seryice-S3o per year The Colo
RADIO Telephone Company has
deeply deplored this tact. but
have been unable to make any re
duc,ion, as even at the present
rates they are losing money main
tanning the ranch lines. This is
because OF the fact that material
and labor are very expensive IN
Colorado, and skilled labor rs re-
quired TO cons ruct telephone
lines. The smallest cost per mile
for construction IS SIoo,
After considering these facts the
Colorado Telephone Company has
concluded that since ranch lines
were so expensive Tor them to
build and MAINTAIN that the only
way TO reduce the cost OF service
in the county was to eliminate the
cost OF construction. They have
consequently decided to make the
proposition that when any numb'r
OF farmers in any section, desiroGs
of telephone service, will agree TO
build line TO the city limits, the
telephone company will connect
with il, place instruments in the
homes OF patrons and give them
the regular service for $i2 per
year-$i per month.
I. A. kincard the manager of
the southeastern division, has
after careful tests, found that it is
possible to use a barbed wire fence
for a telephone line, for any dis
,ance up to eight or nine miles
that is. providing fence OF two
wires can be utilized, and one that
is in such shape that the wires
will not become crossed or seri-
ously interfered with. A number
OF ranchmen are taking advantage
o. this cheap means OF telephone
service, among .hem beng c. X.
GreenIee, who lives four miles
south o. La Junta. He will use a
barbed wire fence the entire dis
tance for telephone communica-
ton.
The TRIBUNE predicts that by
utilizing such cheap means OF
communicative every ranch in the
district Of La Junta and Rocky
Ford will soon be connected by
telephone. This will be a great
thing for ranchmen, rs . tele-
phone has become almost as
necessary in the operation Of
ranch as tho farming implements
themselves. II proves invaluable
a. saver Of time and places the
ranchman in instant communities
tion with the entire state, the
doctor. the lawyer. the butcher,
the baker and the csndlestick
maker.
La Junta tribune., 1902-03-05

the Legislature al the ras' o. 81 n.S'
per diems There ar- p.pb b =
M ~, vi the fusion Who wt,u d
b. content 10 spead the bsiance
OF their das s,rviny the state on
salary oil 81 pr day.
La Junta tribune., 1902-03-05
subscription Price. si-so a year u paid In al
sane.. 10 not. s1.oo a year viii be charged.
WEDNESDAY. MAR. S. 1907

Has MIR. Bryan noticed The vio
lat,on OF the '.conseDi OF the gov
erned" right, III the rece ut order
the Commissioned oi Indian
Affairs, proviGirg that Indians
snail keep their hair cut?
La Junta tribune., 1902-03-05
....,., e.,.on. ., ch.,.e.., w..,.s

UANTED-SEvERAL r
w acfer and good rcpu
tone ia this county ress
and advcrtiss. old cstabi'
ness house Of -olid hnans
AIRY. $I..0p weekly, with :
aii payable in cash each
from head offices. Horsr
hi.hesi when necessary. ]
Nelf-nddrr-sssl. stamped
Manager. rs tnNfon Rni'
La Junta tribune., 1902-03-05
THE SURE WAY

to prevent pneumonia and consumption il to
cure yoar cold v hen Il first appears. Aeters
night and drive the cold out Of your system.
AIways quick and sure cure for Asthma,
Brpnchitts, and all throat and lung troubles.
III u does not satisfy yOu the druggist will
refund yonr money Write TO us for free
ssmplc W. II. HOOKER d Co.. Buffalo, n. Y.
T. G.. Coltman, Druggist.
La Junta tribune., 1902-03-05
Coming to La Junta !!
ful spsciaIist~ In all chronic and special disess--
Of men, women and chiidr-o. will b ~ the
SANTA re DEPOT HOTEL.
ROOM 12l
Monday, March 18th,
ONE DAY ONLY.

rSeuFning monthly. Ihey devote their enafe
professional tims to tho special trestpens ez
tho Chronic Diseases common to men, women
and children. Consultation and sxaminatioo b
FREQ 70 all II you viii visit them, they will tell
you what resuiss yoa can res ooably sxpses
from their special treatment. Remember ths
day and date, and doot call too late.
La Junta tribune., 1902-03-05

EReO~c nv @4u usR-
IN In each state
Bircd) 10 represent
, bed, wealthy bust :
al standing. Sal
, pensgs additional,
Wednesday, direct
and carriage fur
Z ferences. Bncloaa
envelope. Dept.
ing. Chicago.
La Junta tribune., 1902-03-05
FOR SALE.

One span heavy mares, with harness and
wagon complete outfit comparatively new
One cart aiso two calves. For further par
ticuiar~ inquire of
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1902-05-14
SUGH a CHANGE.

Not only IN feelings but in looks. The
SKIN is clear, the eyes are bright, the
cheeks are plump. No more pain and
misery, no more sick headache, no more
laundice. What worked the change ?
DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery,
which cured the disease of the stomach
that prevented proper nutrition, and also
cleansed the clogged and sluggish liver.
DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
cures diseases of the stomach and other
organs of digestion aud nutrition. II
cures diseases of lungs, heart, liver, and
other organs which seem remote from
the stomach because many of these dis
eases have their cause in a diseased con-
dition OF the stomach involving the
allied organs of digestion and nutrition.
vi sent you q letter about n year ago. writes
Co, West Va. sI stated my case as plainly as I
Sould, ana received a letter from YOU In n few
Jays, IeltnR Inc to use Dr. Pietce's Golden Med
icai discovery aud 'Favorite Prescription "a
boitie OF each. 1 used three OF each, and feel
nke n new woman Don't suffer any pain or
! suffered all the time-had Jaundice, caused
ron 1000 not digesting properly. I would have
SICK neadache three and four times In n week.
S9mid not do the. work myself. I commenced
nsin9 your medicines as recommended for liver
our doctor IL he couidnt cure me, and he said he
COULD give. me medicine 10 help me bit The
trouble might return any time. / doctored
three. years without any, relief Haven't had
SICK headache since I took the frat bottle OF
your medicine.s
Dr.. Pierce's Pellets u constipation.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1902-05-14

AN ECONOMIC WIDOwER.-Out in
Evanston, ILL.,, there is q man who has
buried two wives, to the memory of
whom he desires to do fitting honor,
but he is at least temporarily restrain
ed by relatives of the second wife.
This bare statement would undoubted-
ly give color to an inference that the
relatives of the second wife are mean
and narrow, but, of course, there are
two sides to tie question. The other
side appears when it is made known
that the bereaved husband wanted to
inscrlbe his tribute to the memory of
his first wife OIL Il tombstone erected
to his second and paid for by her re-
latives. The husband was paying a
mournful visit to the graveyard one
day when his attention was attracted
to the fact that, while there were four
available sides to the monument which
marked his second wife's last resting
place, only one was in Use for purposes
of eulogy and epitaph. This seemed
TO HIM to be a waste, especially In
view of the fact that his first wife's
virtues were still unheralded. He
therefore engaged the stone-cutter to
supply the deficiency. The relatives
heard of it and succeeded in obtaining
a temporary restraining order from the
court.
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FROM VOLCANO TO THE SEA,
a River of Lava Rushed Five
Miles i'm Two Minutes With
ResiStIcsS Force.

a River of Lava Rushed Five
Miles i'm Two Minutes with
Resist1css Force.
The greatest disaster of modern times
is the destruction of the town of ST,
Pierre, in the island of Martinique,
which belongs to the French West
Indies.
AT z O'Clock a. m. on the 9Th inst,
a storm of steam, mud and fire en-.
veloped the city and r0adstead of st.
Pierre, destroying every house in the
city and community. Not more than
90 persons escaped with their lives.
Eighteen vessels were burned and sunk
with all on board, including four
American vessels and a steamer from
Quebec named Poraima. The United
States consul and family are reported
among the victims. 1t is estimated
that 100000 persons persisted as a result
of the volcanic eruption in the island
of Martinique.
The latest available figures show that
the total population of the island of
Martinique is 1876 900 people, and that
25 900 lived at st. Pierre, nearly all of
whom have persisted.
Mont Pelee, a volcanic mountain,
some ten miles north of st. Pierre, the
commercial capital of Martinique, is
the mountain Which made a faint show
of eruption 90 years ago. On May
Bird il began to throw out dense clouds
of smoke. AT midnight the same day
flames, accompanied with rumbllng
noises, lighted the sky owe an I'M
mense area, causing widespread terror.
May 4 hot ashes covered the whole city
quarter of ST. Pierre an inch thick and
made Mont Pelee invisible. At noon,
May 5, a stream of burning lava rush
ing 4 400 feet down the mountain side
following the dry bed of a torrent and
reaching sea, five miles from the noun
tain, in three minutes. In its rush
the fiery flood swept from its path plan
t%ations, buildings, factories, cattle and
human beings over a breadth of about
a mile.
AT the rear of the mouth of the river
Blanche stood the large Guerin sugar
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1902-05-14
REAR ADMIRAL SAMPSON.
Interesting Sketch of His Early
Life and Naval Service.


The remains of the late William II.
Sampson, rear admiral in the United
States navy arc commander-in-chief
of the North Atlantic squadron in the
war with Spain, were land TO rest in
Washington, ID. C., on the 9th inst.
and the funeral pageant was one of
the most notable ever seen in this
country.
New YORK, May S.-Rear Admiral
William Thomas Sampson, retired, of
the United States navy, died of a
broken heart; says the Washington
correspondent of the New York World.
Admiral Sampson came to Washing
ton last September. He was relieved
of duty as commandant of the Boston
navy yard just before the beginning of
the Schley court of inquiry. Stories
from Boston that he was in fail
ing health, both mentally and physi-
cally, but they were denied by the adj
miral's relatives. He went to a New
Hampshire summer resort in August.
AT that time his step was feeble and
his mind confused. After he came to
Washington he became steadily worse.
Sampson did not realize, except
vaguely, that there was a Schley IN
quiry. He was more vitality concerned
in that court than anybody except
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The Entering Wedge

10 your consideration is gen
orally the cost, though cost should
always be relative to value to be a
falr test. The lumber we sell may
not always be the cheapest in price,
but it's always cheapest in the
long run, because we give the best
value. Thoroughly kiln-dried, pro.
perry sawed and planed, you'll
find it matches" we'll, and will
be a lifelong source of satisfac-
ton.
Il. H.Hudgens & Son.
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trains % and u arrive and depart from
new un'on depot.
trains Nos, % and So from A G l. freight
depot. West Gervais street.
for Rates, Time Tables, or further in
call on any Agent, or write to
n. AL. EMERsoN, Gen. freight and Pas
sengeI Agt" II. M. EMERSON, Traffic MIR
Wilmington, N. U.
Columbia,
VIC CHILDs. President, Columbia, s. C.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1902-05-14
David Dickson, the most successful

IN W puSCCoolul
farmer that ever lived in Georgia,
said: "Speed the plow, wet or dry
If the rains were frequent, 1t did no
harm to the land or plants; if very dry
blowing kept the soil porous, allowing
the moisture to rise, giving air to the
plants and absorbing the dews and
fogs of night. Thus the intelligent
farmer never permits wet or dry
weather to entirely stop operations on
his farm. He always finds something
to engage his attention and to keep the
teams or laborers busy on his farm.
Rev. Thomas Dixon has been look
ing over some piles IF Southern news
papers dating back TO 1866, and, to his
astonishment, finds that Booker II.
Westinghouse platform of negro educa-
ton was advocated in speeches de-
livered by Confederate generals after
their return from the civil war.
oA.s III.
' s;; !; q: l1 ~ z; z ~; W.: Bought
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CLOSE connections at Greenwood for all
poihts on q. a. L.. and q. & q. Railway,
and ut S~partanburg with Southern Rail.
way, "
For any Information relative TO tickets.
rates, schedules, etc., address
W.. chAIo, Gen. Pass. Agent, Angus
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urdays.
Nos. 90 and $50 Solid trains between
Charlie ston and G~reenville, S. o.. 10y
Nos. 6S and 90 carry Through Coach be-
tween Charleston and Columbia.
ii M Emerson, Genn Pass, ARt,, II. M
Gen. Man. ''
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Agents Wanted

Life of 4. Dewitt Ta1mage, bv b,s,
Bon, Rev. Frank Dewitt Taimage' and
associate editors OF Christian Herald
Only book endorsed by Talmapa familu
Enormous profit for agents who act
quickly. Outfit ten oents. Write i'm
medlately CLARK g. CO., 222 81. 9TH
st, Philadelphie, Pa.
Mention this paper.