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THE OLDEST MONASTERY,
u Dates 5nck TO The FIFTH Century
and 10 Most inaccessible.

and - Most inaccessible.
The Oldest monastery In the world
% haranba, q fortress tha: 'c!ings to
the top and sides of a rocky cliif at
the end OF Xedron valley. near the
Dead sea.
It's the weirdest place that man
ever happened on, with only the
cries OF the jackal and the call of
the night birds to break the fright
ful stiffness that broods over The
land. It is a destroyed stronghold
Of the. crusaders and the tomb Of Q
nomad chieftain, Sheik Messiah,
In the early part Of the fifth CEN
tury the Sabaites took possession of
it. This was an order of monks OF
which San Sabas was the superior.
The larger part Of the monastery
was built by them. Their numbers
finally go increased that the mon.
astery would not hold them all, and
10000 took up their abode in rock
caves in the mountain opposite.
-Four thousand remained in the
monastery proper. In the seventh
century the Persian hordes attack
ed and plundered them. After that
q castlelike tower was built to serve
as defense.
Later another tower was added to
it, and, strange to relate, this last
was monument to woman's love.
1t was built by the Empress Eu-
doxia, that she might dwell in it
and so bo near to Euthymius, a
monk with whom she had fallen in
love because he. represented, as she
declared, her ideal of manhood.
Euthymius, however, was rctea
for his sanctity, and he would not
violate his VOW. He refused to see
the lady, and he even fed from her
to the Moabite desert, beyond the
Jordan. Finally the empress left
her post never to return, and the
tower was annexed as part Of the
monastery.
1t is now used as a lookout, and q
watchman is constantly stationed
there. When visitor knocks and
knocks repeatedly, he at last opens
a small window in the tower and
looks out to demand the letter of
introduction from the Greek patri-
arch Of Jerusalem, without which
none is ever permitted to enter.
When once inside, visitors are
practically prisoners, for the iron
bolts Of the great door are quickly
slipped in place, and there is no 9th
er exit. Within paved courtyard
is g small Roman chapel, contain
ing San Sabas' tomb. An outer
veranda in the courtyard leads to the
Church Of st. Nicholas, one Of the
Oldest In Palestine.
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Among tho h;rJo 49, -.

among the birds that arc living |
higher life, it is the female bird who |
carries the hod during building time.
The husband sits about on twigs and |
tells her how to do it. A woodpeckcr
should be very pariah among decent
birds. The moment woodpecker's
mate gets through nesting, he tells
her ito take her clothes and co.
then he establishes himself in the
house she has built-aud she goes
and builds another for winter. She is
fool enough to take another wood
peoker to boss the job, if she can find
one willing, but as general thing all
the male woodpsokers at that timo are
as comfortably provided for as her
legitimate spouse, so she has to work
without getting kicked for it.
Stops the Cough and Works Off the
Cold.
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets cure
cold in one day. No cure, No Pay.
Price Is cents.
- The ancient city of Babylon
seems to have been protected from
foods by high brick embankments ON
both sides of the Euphrates, while en-
immense reservoir was constructed
into which the whole river might be
turned through an artificial canal.
This great reservoir, used for irriga-
tion in times Of drought, held suffi-
oient water to irrigate over $500, 900
acres.
= The first driak Of whiskey makes
o wry face. By and by it means q
frye nose."
= The uses Of Adversely are never
so sweet as when we are able to draw
moral deductions from the misfor-
tunes OF some one else.
If the flesh were not weak and
the spirit strong, there could not pos
siby be such variety in corset shapes
as we see from year to year.
"A Newark man shot his brother
in-law in mistake for pigeon. The
b7other.in.law must have been q
blvd. The other fellow made a goose
Of himself.
There is q man in q Cincinnati
hospital suffering with q oomplica-
tion Of delirium tremens, pneumo-
mia and unrequited love. He is what
might be termed very sick person.
- The man who boasts Of being
high-spirited is nearly always . little
off in the upper story.
- Great thoughts deteriorate by
passing through small minds. Even
the hurricane makes but sorry music
when it attempts to whistle through O
keyhole.
= Probably the women who want
to vote would compromise on being
sllowedto make stump speeches.
But few good things come to the
average man. Hemust go after them.
= A good word in behalf of others
costs you little and is worth much.
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I La Grippe Quickly Cared.

"fn the winter OF 1898 and 1899 I
waa taken down with q ssevere attack of
what is called La Grippe, says r. L..
Hewatt. a promi aent druggist Of Win
sfields I'LL. "The only medicine I used
was two bottles OF Chamberlain @ q
Cough Remedy. It broke up tho cold
and stopped the coughing like magic,
snd have never since been troubled
With Grippe. ChamberIain's Cough
Remedy can always be depended upon
TO break uy, q severe cold and ward OF
any thres lened attack of pneumonia.
als ia f,ieasant Co take, 900, which
makes IL; che most desirable and ono ef
9 she e most popular pseparationB in dseI
Cor these ailments. For sale by Orr
Gray 81 Go. B. !;
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In one of era oolored aobo

In one OF Che colored school
roofns recently, boy was asked TO
step up and find tlis common division
VA va = yVT ISL uuS1z. w uii, M BU0u-
snlesa!' said the boy. sis that thing
lost again 2?
- ltsia easier 10. sstars d woman
aIIlIiihg auth isis % atos her.
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How to Cure the Grin

Remain qnietly at home and take
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as d.
rected and o quick recovery is sure to
follow. That remedy counteracts any
tendency Of the grip TO result in pneu-
monia, which is really the only serious
danger. Among the tens Of thousands
who haze asea !. se- .hs s.:r &c. ous
case has ever been reported that did
not recover. For sale by Orr-Gray Co
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF ANDERSON.
s'r HE En41rqNpY uv

COURT OT CO3lHION PLEAS.
Mrs. Cora q. Harris and Infants Lois G. Harris.
Mason y Harris and others, Plaintiffs, against
Reid T. Harris. Benjamin Harrin, Earle Harris
and Kate Galloway, Defendnnts.-6ummons for
Relief-Complainf not served.
To the Defendant Kate Galloway:
VOU are hereby summoned and REQUIRED TO an.
y 9wer the Complaint In this action, which Ia
Med In the ofice OF tho Clerk Of the Court Of
Conn Common noI1 Plea "a at Andson A. g. and to
on tho eubscriber o. his oGice, AnderSon 6. H..
y. G, within twenty days hfter the service hereof
a1n dSil 70 EnSser yer the Gomplaint within tho time
70 the Coafs for thS relief demanded in tho
Complaint. 40 'A0
Dated February "a, A. d. leo2
e. G. MoAbANS, P1aintifEs' Attorney.
IDEAL JOIN G. WATKINS, c.c.P,
10 the Defendant Knte Galloway:
Take notice that tho Complaint and Summons.
Snish i the Above 10 copy; was filed in the Office
OF the Clerk OF the Court OF Common Pleas In and
Tor the County OF Andaraon. in the alatA ,r nnuth
Carolins, on January IS, leo2.
y. q. McADAM9, plaintfcb Attorney
Feb "a, 1904 S6
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.s. Mas loose astsiion5 ooftton get
him in 5 tight place.
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10 Stockholders OF Peoples Store,

A MEETING OF the Stockholders OF
the Peoples Store Of Piedmont, 8. c., Ia
hereby called for Msfch Goth, 1909. at IL
M, at the Com ,Anl e Store. for the pur-
an amount not exceeding 800, 900 In ali.
Stock to the amount Of 81, 700 TO bs pre-
ferred over common Stock es to annual
accnmulative dividends to extent Of per
cont. and al to principal.
BY order OF Board Of Direciors.
]. B. SPEARMAN. Pres.
w. o. CALLAHAN, Man,r.
Fob IL. 1902 SO 40
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g MAz Azv.>....

Laxative BrOcao.Q Quinine Tablets
mo remedy that eeree o9sS sra ezl day
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r. anaL1as az. -. nSSo : .
ail,,5aA ss Ia sns paasaAeIs tneSeoI 20
s1a+a ..;ss.s, ss,ssgay, y sne hapls OF
boh;+anta I ss "a =, tnu..ggo n Dy tne M L
vo,, ss 49, =; "a s;1s sou.n. y. And SO, y
s sura r.1 nn,, .siIeG IN, T. ous ~ y orFnaw, oe
cola sS;.san Sa Ma ~ aesaIea On SeS ana
hot cakes, jam, marInalade ana cur, Dr.
rant buns. no this evening meal.
then. we were bidden hv Dr Wad.
more.
He lived alone with his sisters.
who were curiiously ike him Thay
were all stontish, with non ndescrint
features and had slow and some
what pompous Iuanners. TO see ey,17 all
four Of them together inclined one
to indecent mirth !. 1t was impossii-
BILE to be more worthy, more dull
and more SELF satisfied. : The Misses d,
"s'ss'unofe were conald cred to- kaye O.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-09-25
KNOXVILLE SENTINEL

Everybody ia Essf Tennessee aud -ar-
rounding sections is now watching thc
progress made Ov The knoNNi,c Sentinel.
THUS paper has become The foremost in all
this section 90 news aud influence. %
has doubled i-s circulation throughout
East Tennessee within the past three
wears aud seems 10 deserve les success.
The Sentinel .s nemocrauc paper aud
"a stroug advocate IT that party, boat 80
prints al the news vilhout tear ot favor
aud iis columns can he depended upon Tor
accuracy ard fairness. 10 prints thc AS
ISOLATED rtcss Dispatches and has "a
splendid special service from Washington,
Nashville and an East Tennessee. 90 is
the representative East Tennessee paper
and the section Is proud ot &c..
Part OF the sentinel success is due Go
the fact thatii makes very low ralc ol
subscriptions It's yearly price is only
- 90. six months $l15. three months
81 Oh. one month 80 cents. This Is lnti,
more than the cast 81 the white paper ID
takes 20 print The sentinel. aRd. thu'
being brought ia reach of every class 81
people, u his become thc great paper o
the masses,
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for the next aes1isn a. ret. nor has tAe
matter Of calling Professor Miles to this
and delicate position been
discussed in any meeting o. the board.
bat IL IL not denied that there has been
much talk of the elsctioE Of Professor
Miles. aud this course Is regarded in some
at least a. ktshss probable. u,
indeed. not sssured.
Governor Montague accepted the resig-
nation OF Professor Miles a. a member OF
the University hoard yesterday and named
Hon Henry c. StSsart. Of Russell. his
successor. When the retiring member OF
the board Was seen At kadtord last nigh,
by the Time correspondent and asked
Why he resigned. he replied CONFLICTING
duties caused me to send my resignation
10 the Governor two weeks ago Inc
respondent, according 10 the liiasi
special. asked Professor Miles the direct
question. "win you become chairman OF
the facslty Of the univcfsitff' He re-
piled. II cannot discuss that question
I have nothing more to say. '--Rich'aoac
TsDlcs.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-09-25

Franklin County Sheriff Lays
In Supply OF Cork Limbs

Barney KELLEY. Sheriff Of Frsntlin
County. Va. q IA Minneapolis Mr.. kel-
leg has wooden leg acquired in the way
Of business He mad ocessios- 20 chase
prisoner through .Ae mountain fast
nesses Of his state some years ago, and
the convict snfeeiingly shot Barney IN the
leg. necessitkslng amputation Of the limb.
Mr. Kelley has Lecn sheriff Of bis eoun-
~ for several terms since the mishsp.
Re 6nds il necessary 10 ride on horseback
a good deal and the hiekors leg produced
in Virgins Is not entirely conducive TO
ease IN any sort OF a saddle.
In order that be might have leg or
The proper proportions. and Of some heAi-
initv. Mr.. Kelley came 10 Minneapolis
three wears aro. on the advice Of hicb-
mond surgeon. sho assured lin that
nowhere In the United state was such legs
turned out as IN Minneapolis. The sherih
bought HE lex here and has since utilized
20 M running foot races. Jumping long
i Jumps. riding across bad country aiteF
I bad men. and othcrvisc severely testing
I the quality OF The limb.
Kolicv's leg is lex 90 tie 90. IL has stood
T him IN good stead Nheu thc original might
have Del him drer. hecausc Dee has twice
been shot iu thc co-k by despernd'f. OF
ilfs rather suilcu hailiuick- TIE last shot
hit one Of the springs in the hinnearoif
cork ice and put 90 oui of husiuess--ien
porariie, az least
Mr. Kelley BEGAN hurried CORES pond
Irucc o. mud out where and hor Dc coui'
1et bis leg iactorcd soonest 10 developed
That nobody oaf of Minneapolis could DO
construct Minneapolis lec. rhereupo'
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CONTROL OF l.. a n.
To Be Assumed by Morgan,
An Extension Of the OPP
ton Having Been
Refused.

Nav YosK, sept l5.-ihc Sew Aotk
Ca4mrrci0i says
J.P. Morgan Co. has requested, ae-
cording 90 a 6uaucier familiar with the
situation existing among the Soathsra
railroads. an extension Of the option which
that frm uow holds on toe controlling in-
tersst 81 the Louisville a Nashville.
"a D. understood tbs request has been
refused. ard : T. Morgan a Go. has an
noeucd che intention oi exercising the
option aud assgniuc direct control Of the
Looissiiio 4 Nashville
While 40 Official Information vii De
given ~ regard 20 what disposiiiou T. 70
he made OF the Louisville Nashville,
There = reason foe tne belief thst it u 10
he consolidated wiih tae Auauiic Coast
Line
Aas cancellations Of The louisville snd
The Southern raiiasy ~o1id be probably
illegal. a. any. consolidation o. parallel
aud competing roads y against aae laws
q asost Of the Sosthsra States. Il = sad
q consolidation q the LoeisNtiie 4 Nash
vile and the Atlantic Coast Lins Womb
ses bs Illegal a. shss are "a No sense
either parallel o. competing roads
Ikrosgh The consolidation u ttsts t-s
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a BOYS WILD RIDE
FOR LIFE.

With fsmii, around expecting him 20
die. and son riding for life, - miles,
to-get Dr. King Sew Discovery for Con-
sumption. Coughs, and Colds, W. n
brown. OF Leesville, Ind. endured death e
acouies from asthma. hut this wonderful
medicine gave instant relief aud soon
cured him. Re writes. 81 now sleep
sonudlv every night Like marvellous
cures OF Consumption. Pneumonia, brou-
chitis. Coughs, Colds and Grip prove its
rnatchicss merit for al Throat AND Lung
troubles. Guaranteed bottles 5nc and
81 SO Trial bottles free ats. ". Kelly s
drnr efore lO
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roads Sc is believed an possibility Of fric-
tion between che different roads IN the
south uiil Doe eliminated
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WISE COUNTY COURTS.

CrNps Narsf lied tisc tit latsy IN eaee ~fnth
ua.aees, tllsr.
c,srcsr t rf-- Ii.tt Us Naltsy iu kprli. Scpier-
t.f 49, usesater y a. "a ekeen, sufee
CorNr1 0fFICKRs
c.rsfa axe Nssrrff Narsr Ga sew .. kiirlr-
I1satisasI,tfa Arrlasft.-H y O. o1ssen
Fas .srara ~ &. S,ceari.
1..srs.saI..sa fta.trrr ts-iriet.l 30 ksiy.
tssstes1esrs sestera i~sifi-t ~ p. &rNirs-
$780, errsaI srgsrsxT ID g. llarfs.
C..|-xrt S9atss4e. ~. fasitf.
l.ilna .--s.tafis1 tiarhrE
ssr1snrssasss - - rrps..-ti. u. skssn.
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L. POST OFFICE.

Big stone Cap Va.
! a ssstl-. SR jesse, Assf. P. y
NFICf HOURS
General sslssry apea ffpv a. no. 20 ems p m
.saUHrI rau0aFI
sIaInr nraIssaiIasII , a. a1I. O. 10 A. ~ ara f'NA
So D. rn a. D.
N0NK1 oEuFR ofIiCE.
Oa-a froalsa ~. CD . @. 80 every cay. sacrqi
Nsiis Ciosx
F.rFkN p b.. Fast, o. 30
D. e. y A. WEI. tl IS b.
- NJ. A :. n /. !. ~ ~
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ARRtvALAND DEPARTURE 81
TRAINS

III. Ayers. Sec.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-10
MILL GOSCIE. w dniu 4

MILL GOSCIE. W dniu 4
Lipca odwiedzilo wydawce W1AE:U-
"a trzech abonent6w naszego pisma
z independence, Wis, panow1e:
Micha} Mysz, Jan 4. Marso{ek !
Piotr Maciosiek. Powiadali nam,
pomiedzy innemi,. re Polacy " In
dependence chwala sobie swego
obecnego ,proboszcza, wielebnego
ks. Antoniego Care, jake najlep-
szego z wszystkich, kt6rzy dotaad
ich parafa zawiadywali, i niewy-
m6wnie 50 mu wdzieczni "a ponow:-
ne wprowadzenie. do ich kosclofa
polskiego spiewu: Wyrazali tez swe
zadowolenie z dobrych tegorocz-
nych ~urodzaj6w W ich okolicy. =
Goscifa take " Winonie W dniu 4
Lipca IONA p. Jana Rombalskiego 2
independence.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-10
DO HOT SPRINGS, Dead

DO HOT SPRINGS, Dead
wood, Lead i Custer, S. D. i do
punkt66w W Colorado i Utah, zawo-
ri tanio kolej Chicago q North
Western. Tykiet dobry do powrotu
do Is Wrzesnia. Kilka wspaniafych
pociag6w dziennie.
TYKIETY ~EKSKURSYJNE
do Lake Washington (Kasota, St.
Peter) sprzedawac bedzie kolej
North Western podczas pory lato-
wei DO znizonych cenach z Wi
nony " Piatki i soboty do Kasoty
"a s4.lO-d do St. Peter "a $4.l5
do Eagle Lake "a 1918 "a round
trip tamdotad z po1rotem, dobre
do powrotu " nastepny Wtorek.
Do Kasoty kosztuje tykiet zawrotny
$685., do st. Peter $6.65 - do
Eagle Lake 5000, dobry do pc.
wrotu W ciqgu 80 dni. Dobra spo.
sobnosG zabawienia sic polowem
ryb ma wedke, z parowym yachtem,
nowomodnemi hotelami it. d.
KOLEJ North Western usta,
nowi}a op}ate "a tykiet ekskursyjny
z Winony do Galesville ma IS ct.
Take tykiety, sprzedawane co
Piatek i Sobote, dobre SO do po-
wrotu do nastepnego Poniedzia}ku1..
TAX bedzie az do % Wrzesnia119o2 +.
TYKIETY ola poszukujacyclhh
grunt6w %sprzedaje kolej Chicago,
Milwaukee 8 St. Paul wtkazdyy
pierwszy i trzeci Wtorex kazdego
miesiaca do punktdw ma zachodzie
i M pofudniu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-10
WYCIECZKI MA 4 LIPCA

WYCIECZKI MA 4 LIPCA
1902. % Kolej Burlilnggtonska "
dniach 8 4 Lipca sprzedawac be-
die tykiety zwrotne do punkt6w W
obrebie 200 mil, pc niskich cenach.
Dobre do powrotu do 4 Lipca.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-10

Nasz podr6zujqcy
agent p. Teofl Der
dowski bedzie "
tvch dniach " Thorp
i W Falrchild, Wis.
poczem. pojedz'e do
Wausau-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-10
O
MIEJSCOW T..

~. PREY S~TRZELAN1NlE W
dniu 4 Lipca W tym roku zaden
polski ch1opiec ME zosta} skaleczo
nv, NATIONALIST amerykahskiemu
chlopcu Oskarowi Larson, z pod
mr.. 542 Huff ulicy, przedwczesnle
zapalony duzy cracker poszarpaff
dion.
w NIEDZIELE, Is Lipca,
zaraz DO sumie, odbedzie sig W dol
nej hall polskiego kosciofa hitting
parafalny.
OGRODOWIZNY So obecnie
W miescie naszem bardzo TAME
Dwana6cie pqczk6w' rzodkiewek
mona dostaG "a 10 cent6w.
PIWO spad}o W Genie o so c
ma beczce, wskutek zniesienia po-
'datku wojennego, jakim cd czas6w
wojny hiszpahsko-amerykahskie
by{o obFozone. Tcraz beczka piwa
kosztuje W Winonie tylko 5000.
KS. JAN MEIER, proboszcz
~tutejszej parafi niemieck -katolic-
kiej, >spodziewany jest " dniu Is
Sierpnia z powrotem 2 Europy.
WSKUTEK chlodnego powie-
trza ostatnich tygodni zboza pod
Winona dobrze sic rozwinefy q
pluskwy zbozowe j baki kartofanle
pomarnia}y. sprzet jeczmienia be-
die tego roku bardzo pomyslny.
Tylko wzrost kornu, cd zbytnieggo
-w-s SIS 49, HEL gS11EE-%EEGg
ohlodu, znacznie sic opdznif. TrawIa.
bujnie wyrosfa, q koniczyna miej-
scami pare stop jest wysoka. ! [5l kar.
tote majg sig nadzwyozaj dobrze.
KS. BIsKUP ]. B. Cotter.
polotyl4 LLiipo'a k ami wsgielnpy.
pod sskole ~. Felina y Wabasha,
mnajsoa kosst tow | $4,000.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-10
KOLEJ BURLINGTONsKIA

sprzedawac bedzie tykiety ekskur-
syine W strone New Yorku, do
Providence, R. l., " dniach s, Z,
is Lipca pc bardzo tanich ce-
mach - dobre do powrotu do Is
Sierpnia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-10
Geny targowe

Ceny
wIxOnA
P-eeplca Mr. 2 y
Maka patent 387
Mako Sraieht TO
Bran SIS 50 iona
Hiddhnes SIG 90 iona
ZYto a.
Kon,cz.na So 5
TymotkS 2luc G.
Kora IS
OWE; IS
Grouni;I Tesd s26 O. Qua
Slano tymotka SO: So
Slano dzlk,e t7.u)
SWINE 1--WE $50
Woiy 1--WE 60 - 500
Masfo l54c
Jaia "A q. tux,n
Ksrtofle 60 c. buszel
Pszenlca = Is
OWES AZ 6,
KOrn 1T
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-10

KAPITAN SAMUEL VAN
A. obywatel. Winohski, a cd
dw6ch lat mieszkajacy W St. Paul,
iako gubernator Stanu Minnesota,
ma Stanowej konwencyi republican,
skiej W Minneapolis, W dniu !
Lipca, tryumfalnie ma nowo mia
nowany zosta} gubernatorem tego
stanu. = Mech zyje!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-10
DO SEATTLE, Portland, Ia.

Do SEATTLE, Portland, Ia
coma j t. d. sprzedawac bedzie
Kolej North Western tykiety eks-
kursyjne cd II do 81 Lipca, dobre
do powrotu Is Wrzesnia - Okla
zyi zjazdu Y. P. g. U.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1902-10-22

The sable wings of death have swept
across the horizon of our life and taken
from us gentle spirit. Charlie Math-
is was 10 years of age, and was loved
by all who knew him. But the LORD
knew best and took him away TO adorn
the happy band above. He left behind
him a mother, father, two sisters and
two brothers to mourn their loss. He
was the son of Mr.. and Mrs. e. M.
Mathis, and lett this world the Eth OF
October. Let US be prepared to meet
him in that home above, where there
is nothing but happiness and love-
None knew him but love him; none
named him but to praise.
Remember, friends, AS you pass by.
AS you are now so once was l.
Bat as am now you soon will be;
Prepare for death and folowme.
Written BY his friend, FANNIE.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1902-10-22
WALLACE MET
A HORRIBLE DEATH.
oooy TORN IN TWO IN A GIN
ACCIDENT.
~, occurred Near Cottondale
Wednesday Morulnu. Young Man a
Native Of SchIsy County.

80. Wallace, 8 young white man
bl. twenty years old, a native OF
s0 'S1ov county, was the victim of one
' clso most sickeningly horrible acct
o. VIZ ~bich have ever occurred In
deuss ~ county Wednesday morning.
ls ,1 ~ wallace was in the employ of
W. Tack Goss, working in the iatter's
NF' law law near Cottondsle. Wednesday
Flpu nin0, at the time the awfOl acct
Nv 1a"t took place, he was engaged In
a sInr the engine which supplied the
olln nar for the gins. In, some manner
pO"0, ano knows exactly how. for there
4no no eyewitnesses-he came in con-
Eo, NO, With the shafting of the big fly
'' W., and became instantly entan-
WA" w.. His death was only a matter OF
S'UI onant in coming. When Mr.. Wall
- was missed and the remains dis
, aorered, the unfortunate mans body
". VA sheen torn in ;two and badly
n' ,t,,sted. His heart, liver and lungs
s ,u heeu cast entirely from his body
n"I t.noo If it's contact with the terri
Ne velocity of the fly wheel.
Mr. Wallace's home was in Schley
o,,ntv and his remains were shipped
tSoro Thursday for interrment.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1902-10-22
WORNER WAITS.
Interesting items About Persons and
Thinqs in the Twelfth District.

There is a lot of sickness in and
around Worner. Mr.. Calvin Webb
has been i'll for three weeks, and there
is but little hope of his recovery.
Mrs. Mark Fletcher is also sick this
week.
Messrs. T. j. Daniel John T. Davis
and Geo. w. Thompson, who were del
egates to the association at Bluff
Springs last week, report a glorious
time.
The Liberty school house was com
pleted last week, and we now have as
comfortable a school building as there
is in the county.
Elder Head and Elder Ward of Ala
bama were with US last week, and
preached some as good sermons as we
ever heard.
A number of Wornerites attended
the quarterly meeting at Enterprise
and report delightful time.
Mr.. J. H. Oxford has gone to the
wiregrass. This makes the third trip
this year.