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tions--four in number-prevents and
cures not only consumption. but all
forms of wasting human maladies.
They are noble family remedies for
the ailments of delicate women and
children.
The faintest forerunner OF consump-
ton should be regarded as a cue TO
obtain these free medicines without
delay. Write for them at once IL you
observe such symptoms in your case
as. Chronic Catarrh, Lung Pains,
Cough or Imperfect Respiration,
Weakness after Grip. Pneumonia or
Lung Fever. Sore Throat, Hemor.
rhage, Defective Nourishment, Blood
faint, Wasting of Flesh Anaemia or
Blood lmpoyerishment, Night Sweats,
Pallor, False Rosy Flushcs. Periodical
Fever, Rapid Pulse, Rectal and Gland
ular Assesses, Unaccountable Fa-
tigue. Suppressed Functions, Sinking
Spells. Heart Flutterings. Nervous
Chills, or any other symptom which
shows that the powers of the body are
becoming less able and less likely to
resist disease.
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is vciled In mystery. and II also alleges
that 1t was against mis- wishes that mis-
presence In the city AZ this time become
known to any one outside OF the officers
of the TransYaal league.
DIR. Clark is known 10 be Que OF the
strongest opponents the English war party
has today. Cutll two months ago he left
no stone unturned in The house of commons
In his efforts to have the war brought TO a
close He Is now one OF the ACKNOWLEDGED
leaders of the peace party In England In
his opinion the Beers should receive lib
ertv. His mission 10 this country, has been
kept n secret ana none Of the Boer ENJOYS
or Transvaal league officials will say much
OF II.
The dinner was behind closed doors and
no one save the host and Ills FIVE guests
veal, raa WI enoSe r 1 SIo prgsei'
Calhoun a member Of the Chicago Trans
vaal league and Mr.. Van Vlssengen.
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The Straight Way to Health
Four Free Trial Remedies

The liberality of the great New York
scientist-physieian, DR., 4. A. Slocum
is responsible for the fact that the
-Four Great Remedies are free to
those who need their preventive or
curative powers. They are prepared
in the doctors great laboratories in
New York City, and are sent with full
directions for use upon application.
The First of these free preparations
is the best EMULSION of Cod Liver
Oil, in combination with Guaiacol,
known to pharmacy-a protective, re-
building Food Medicine of Great
power
The Second is COLTSFOOT EX-
PECTORANT, a cough remedy of
unmatched curative properties.
The Third is PSYCHINE, a recon
structive, restorative TONIC of mar.
velous revitalizine properties.
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Alvin Local News.

Alvin, Texas. March 1s.-May 81 is the
date set by the committee for holding the
summer normal In this city for Galveston
and Brnzorla counties. Arrangements are
being made to entertain a large crowd, as a
large number of teachers are expected 10
attend
A large number Of prospectors from Lou
Isiana have been here prospecting this
week.
Mr.. ]. r. Blankenshlp. a prominent mer-
chant from Monette, Ark, Is here looking
out a location for big stock farm. Mr..
Rlsnkenship says he has Travelled nearly
ali over the state looking for a location.
hut likes the coast country better than any
point that he has seen, He will visit Hous-
ton and Galveston before returning home.
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SHERMAN SANiTARlUM.

The Ground for II Has Been Broken.
Services Were informal
sherman, Texas, March ia large
number Of citizens gathered at the site Of
the new sanltarlum this afternoon to wit
ness the exercises Of breaking ground for
the foundations At $3.50 Rev. Father Blum,
pastor of st. Mary's parish, broke the
ground for the foundation OF the great in
stitutlon. Following him came several
physIeians. who, in turn, used the spade
Then came several prominent citizens, who
took a similar part in the exercises. SIS
ter Mary Bernard Of Dallas represented the
holy order under whose auspices the hos
pltal will be conducted. The services were
Altogether informal
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The Fourth--OzOJELL--is a certain
catarrh curative and local applicant.
He who hesitates is lost" but he
who will may prevent the attack or
rout the actual agents or deputies Of
.death--consumption and other flesh.
wasting and Understanding diseases.
Some need the Cod Liver Oil Emul-
sion; others the Expectorant some
the Tonic; others the Ozojell Catarrh
Cure; some need all four.
WRITE TO DIR. r. A. SLOCUM,
los PINE STREET, NEW YORK, and
all Four OF these FREE preparations
will be at once forwarded to you with
complete directions for use in any
case. Also 6Spage My Doctor Book,
with Testimonials from those who
have used the Remedies. Please give
postoffice and express address and
mention The Houston Post when writ
ing the Doctor.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-16
THE GULF AND INTERSTATE
Will Be Sold Within a Week or
Ten Days.
SEVERAL PROPOSITIONS ARE IN HAND
Receiver o'0onneH Was Here Yester-
day and Expected to Close the Deal,
but Did Not Do So.

Mr.. j. p. o'Donnell. receiver OF tho Gplf
and Interstate railroad. was in Houston
Yesterday calling on his many friends and
Incidentally looking to the close OF deal
Tor MS railroad. Mr. o'Donnell has sew.
erai propositions looking TO the sale of the
ROAD ana really expected to close trade
mere Yesterday but up to late hour the
deal was not consummated.
Mr, oDonnell said the Gulf and Inter
state was good property and that IL taken
by the right parties little capital would
put 1t on its feet and it would be paying
investment.
MIR. oDonnell said last night that one OF
the several propositions in hand would be
accepted within the next week. Asked II
the Cotton Belt would be the purchaser ne
sald he was not talking for publication, but
that there were others
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Notes and Personals.

Miss Sophie Burke, the little daughter
of Mr. George w. Burke night officer at
the Grand Central station, is conYalescing
after a serious Illness.
City Passenger and Ticket Agent George
d. Hunter of the International and Great
Northern left yesterday for trip up the
road.
o. II Reed, division freight agent of the
Houston and Texas Central at Calvert, was
visitor to headquarters yesterday.
Paul Kirkpatrick, travelling freight agent
Of the Katy, returned yesterday from a
trip North.
T. Noel assistant general freight agent
OF the Katy, Is out on the line
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-16
THE TARlFF COMMITTEE.

el Psso and Northeastern Admitted 70
Membership.
General Freight Agent Dunlap OF the
sunset.Central lines returned YESTERDAY
from st. Louis, where he had been In at
tendance upon the netting OF the soutb.
western tariff committee. Mr. nnnlan s,1t
the session was most harmonious and fhere
was 40 sign of dissenslon amongst Tho
members. The only business of lmnnrt-
ance transacted by the committee was the
and Northeastern.
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THE K. c.. M. AND o.
Work Progressing Satisfactorily on All
the Lines


the Lines.
Kansas City, March 15.-Speaking al the
dinner to President Arthur f. StilwelI and
the English fnancers interested In the
Kansas City, Mexico and Orient railroad,
Lord Munson stated that English capital
could he obtained many times over to build
the road. Mr.. Stlwell told of the interest
President Diaz of Mexico. 1.-THE greatest
man on earth" took in the project aud
gave statistics of the mineral resources
Of the Mexican country through which the
Orient lire has been surveyed. English.
men are the principal developers of that
mineral wealth. The Orient road. said Mr..
Siilwel, will be by 800 miles the shortest
road from the Missouri river to the Pacific
ocean md negotiations are on foot for
steamship connections al Port Stilwell, the
ocean terminus. 1t Is announced that all
the financial arrangements for construction
Of the roads have been completed and work
Is In progress in Southern Kansas, In
Texas and in Mexico.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-16
Work on the T. and N. o. Extsnsion

NacoGdochcs. Texas. March lI.-Mr. Mike
ramsey. principal contractor In this coun
ty from Mahl to the Angelina river north,
west from town on the Texas and New Or
leans extension. has lust returned from n
trip over the line aud states that 100 teams
afc at work, covering space Of twelve
miles from Mahl making the dIsranre
twenty miles from here. Mr. Tansey VIII
have by the eud Of next week 800 teams
on the line. which Will AXE up the space
TO the river. II the weather continues suit.
able The grade In this county will soon be
completed. The terminal grounds have
not yet been definitely settled bus II Is
gencrally believed that Nacogdoches win
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-16
Faith and Works.

Youths Companion.
piece Of bright classroom repartee
comes from a Western college. Tae pro.
fcssor had been ANNOYED by the tardy en-
trance Of a student Into the lecture room,
ard poiutedly stopped talking until the
man took his scat
After class the stldent went to the rs Il
ard apOl0gized
my watch was ffteen minutes ont OF
the way, Sir. It's bothered me a good deai
lately, Iut after this ] shall put 40 more
faith IN IT,
ITS not faith YOU want in It," replied
the professor ITS works
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-16
santa e chanoes announced.

Temple Texas, March little follow
aes have been announced on he
Santa Fe. b. X. Uawkins. master me.
chGnic OF the Brentwood division, pro.
noted 10 the same position on the Beau
mont division; f. II Ennklaus. foreman
of the Bcliyilc shops. made master me-
chanic al Erewuwoody Engineer .Reardun
of the Iemple-C lehurne local run, made
foreman Of the Bellviile shops.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-16
PRINCE EDWARDS IN MEXICO.
gefnor Heard Has Asked for Requisi-
ton for Suspect.
Especial to The Post.)

-'TV-TIT TO 7 NC 7 Us-.I
nv orleans. March ia negro an.
PING the description of Prince Edwards,
murdered young John Gray Foster
shreveport last year. has been arrest
pnd Is IN Jail at Santa Anna. Jilotzlngo,
'Het OF Tlanopantia. Mexico. While It
pot absolutely certain that they have
pee Edwards, there is no reasonable
Ps mat Il Is he. Governor Heard Is
iOI some time has been in correspond
WIZ the stale department at Wash
iGIHi ms eXtradition having already been
t terl LOT, and as soon as the legal re-
sf1eetH1 nave been complied with to the
sx oSsi9n OF the Washington authorities
DTra.itradltlon will no doubt be effected.
4r r,ir papers have been received by
oss5y,,erhor today, and they received his
Dediate attention.
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A Gentle Act.

New York Post.
The intuition Of woman Is proyerbiaI.
Whatever man is willing or unwilling to ac-
cord to her, he must admit that her in.
tuitlve faculty Is amazingly acute 1t may
not always be evident 50 the selection Of
husband and helpmeet, but II generally Is
I'm the smaller affairs OF life. as witness
this: Two passengers on an Amsterdam
ayfnue car who attracted most attention
tho other day were a woman and man.
She was exquisitey dressed. lie was old
anG shabby. II was cold day, ana he was
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-16
Charitable ORGANIZATION for sherman.

S-''anle Organization for Sherman.
Eocla4Ih' Texas, March 15.-The Pastors
t,s. Nuo has taken definite action in the
4 nat united charities and organized
ton a''eu Charities association Of sherman
N 80. PRESIDENT, Colonel George Muir.
d sse'ary and treasurer, c. f. Gribble;
Iurcb fSlSsdents, G. p. Webb. Christian
bal ebnIsS W, n. Tuck. Methodist EMS
fsshyts,t.ch' p. c. Hunter, Cumberland
raj; Cbiaan; Mrs. Jennie Chapman. Epis-
he v,si.ailles ~ Hayden, CONGREGATIONAL.
snAsts VIZ eommiitea Is composed OF
a.. Is OF the various churches in Sher-
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Round Bale Plant for Waxahaohie.

I DaIe TTant Tor WaHahachle.
nlu'eAle' Texas, March l5-The Amer
lO''on company will erect one of the
t' ana finest gin establishments in
az Naxahachie during the summer.
h Nus purpose. they have bought one en-
ERE near the Katy railway on which
nced 'he plant. Work will be com
com az once and will he rapidly pushed
dem "s On {. I. .McElyaney, superin.
Wsysb aHe mechanical department, was
unds Sor ne yesterday Surveying the
LOT placing the building.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-16
Culp and Turk Promoted.

Washington, March 15.-In the general
order issued by the Southern Railway TO.
day it is announced that the offices OF
traffic manager and assistant passenger
tsahic manager are abolished. These offices
were held respectively by j. NJ. Cup, who
becomes fourth vice president, and ", A.
Turk, who becomes passenger traffic man
eyer.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-16
LAMPAsAs RAILROAD NEWS.
Santa Fe Will Move Its Depot into the
City.

Lamrasas, Texas, March 15.-Mr' J. p
Hughes. the contractor for building the
Houston and Texas Central railroad extern
sion from Burnet 10 Lampasas. spent yes
terday and today In Lampasas arranging
for the beginning OF work at this end OF
the line. He has succeeded in sublettins
several miles of grading extending rom
Lampasas towards Burnett and work WIN
begin here at once also. This means en-
ployment for the idle home labog and Ereat
benefit 10 the business Interests,
Engineers OF the Santa Fe railway ar
in Lampasas today locating a line anu
depot grounds for the purpose or remo'lns
their depot from its present location one
mile north Of town, close in 70 the og W..
ness portion OF the city. II Is thought th e
move 90 part OF the Santa Fe people V
necessary because Of the location o. rs
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-16
Trvina to Locate Crossings.

Venus. Texas, March III. D. Tram
mel, chief engineer Of the international aud
Great Northern; L. Baumau, representing
the Santa Fe; Mr. Thompson. engineer for
the railroad commission, spent the day here
trying to locate overhead crossings No
definite decision was reached.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-16
Texans in New York.

h., Npeclhl 10 The POstJ
4Ork, March 15.-1he following Tex
Ios %e registered in New York hotels:
er, ASTrF. Washhurn. Albert
ssiyestor Miss Overstreet, Albert.
feTss ]. Neale, Imperial.
gnne sSa IS Maynard, Imperial; ]. II.
anu wife, Park Avenue.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-16
ROCK ISLAND SURVEYORS

Said to Be Working in the Direction Of
Beaumont.
Corslcana, Texas, March ia party or
thirteen surveyors came in late last night,
rnloaded their OUTFIT and started overland
20 the southeast early this morning They
refused to give any information concern.
Ing their business or what company they
represented. IL is known that they belong
TO the Rock Island and are ON a survey
TO the coast via Beaumont
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-16
PASSENGER MEN CONFERRED.
No Agreement Was Reached as to
Checking Corpses.

NO AGREEMENT Was heaChtu IS 10
Checking Corpses.
San Antonio. Texas, March 1j-An tnfor-
NAL meeting of passenger representatives
was held here today for the purpose Of dis
ctssing raIty rates and the checking Of
oorpses. On the former subject the pas
senger men held a long discussion aud
agreed to haul a theatrical mans private
car for eighteen full fares, On the corpse
question nc agreement was reached the
situation remaining as before, some roads
checking corpses and others Will not visit
ing meu here we're: w II. Weeks OF the
Cotton Belt, Rudolph Daniels Of the Me.
souri,. Kansas and Texas, Joseph HELEN OF
the southern Pacific, William Doherty, OF
the Houston East aud West Texas !. NC.
Kay Of the Texas Midland. The Arkansas
Pass and Iuternational and Great Northern
bad local representatives.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-16
DISCUSSING soER SITUATION.
Several Sympathizers Meet in Chicago il
Private Consultation.

Chicago. March l5.--The Inter Ocean tells
OF a meeting between Or. g. b. Clark, u
former member Of the English parliament
and a strong peace party man. who Is in
Chicago supposedly on business, and the
Boer ENJOYS c. II. Vessels. A, d. W. VOL
marans and Montague white, at a small
dinner given by Peter Van vllssengen In a
private room at the Chicago Athletic club.
The ENJOYS arrived in Chicago from Wash
ipgton Yesterday. DIR. Clark reached here
Thursday DR.. ClaTk's visit and the mo-
ave Therefor. according TO the Inter Ocean.
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These -Four New

These -Four New
Preparations c o M
prise a complete
new treatment for
c on 3 Il mption ami
nearly all the ills OF
life.
L h @ Food Emul.
sion is needed by
some, the Emulsion
and Tonic by others,
the ENpectorant by
others, the Ozojell
Cure for Catarrh ny
others still, and all
four, or any three,
or two, or any one,
nay be used slngly
or in combination.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-16
Symphony Orchestra Passed Through.

The symphony orchestra, fifty strong,
passed through Houston yesterday morning
en- route from san Antonio 10 Beaumont,
where they were billed for last night the
company is travelling In their own cars.
Today they came through Houston again en-
route 20 Galveston. They appear In Hous-
ton on Tuesday and Wednesday nights.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-16
NEW AUSTIN STATION.

H. and T. c, Advertises for Bids for Its
Construction.
The Houston and Texas Central advertise
In another column Of The Post for bids for
the construction of the new passenger SIN
ZION ut Austin. The bids will he received
by Manager Miller up to April ana opened
about So, 600.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-16

new Houston and Texas Central depo, an
near The conrt house square ana btlsincss
center.
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ProhIhItlen Won Beam.

bt aas' March 15-Prohibltion won
us majority Of three In the election
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4 ROAD SCHEDULE.

4 n. a T. q. n. H.
\ con-. Central Dope, s,u.
50OAm Arrive 10 2a0S
Ess.iS$SSSs: % s"i'. n y. Z : 's .iSS : :
=. = n. o. n. n
urn Arrive No. 1000 p. n
g." "a Arrive No. :, 9.4San
t"IYN.m Arrive No. s.lO.3 ~ p. n
a., Il. a 8. A. ny
Grad csntral Depot
to.Ossn Arrive No g. I'3Sp
\ his p a Arrive No TO- A'oo
O., n. a N. n. n
Grand Central Depot
,onE. m Arrive No, g.. 200 an
Iy."sb99, N Arrive No, 800 pm
~. & ana Sundays only
r. & NJ. n. n.
Grand Central Depot.
,ofsG Arrive No. Iss. SIS pn
3 Q. A. 8; A. r. n.y.
+ Grand Central Depot
,...s.ssAm Anlv' No 9 c.2S pm
a., @. q 8. f.. n. r.
ouna Central Depot
.7.o0a hrlye..''''.;e;a5Sa
IDS pm Arrive"..'.''9.2O pm
Galveston Trains.
HOGAN, Arrive 3.5Op pm
5ASpm Arrive.......,7.3 30 pm
Additional Sunday Specials
ass am Arrive. .......o.HO a. N
isO pm hrfve....,...0.2O p. m
g, t.lns leave the Santa Fe Congress
MAJ 10 minutes later than the above
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Fifth Ward Depot.
\ 90 an. Express Train Arrive lo.oop'a
Grand Genital Depot
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l. & C. N. n. r.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1902-02-12
Write TO Him for Seed.

To the Editor of the Dispatch:
In the distribution of seed, I have
been compelled to take such lists as
I was able to get from various
sources. Some of these know are
incomplete, and likely there are per-
sons who have not gotten any seed
for that reason. IT any one, who
has not gotten seed this year, will
kindly drop me postal, giving his
address, I will take pleasure in sup
plying him as far as am able.
Very truly.
A. F. Lever.
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DIVINE SERVICES

DIVINE SERVICES
ST. STEPHENS LUTHERAN CHURCH.
Rev, J. G. Graichen, Pastor.
1st. Sunday II a. m, Lexington.
LIST Sunday, evening a. 7:30. Lexington.
2nd. Sunday IL O. m, Lexington.
3rd. Sunday II a. M, Lexington.
4th. Sunday. evening at 7:S0. Lexington;
SUNDAY school service every Sunday
morning at $50.
APPOINTMENTS OF REV GEORGE s. sEARDEN'
Nazareth, E. Lutheran, First Sunday.
ST. John, E. Lutheran, Third Sunday.
Providence. E. Lutheran, 4th Sunday.
His address is 1109 Elmwood Avenue,
Columbia, 6. c., where parties wishing to
correspond with, him can address him.
Rev. Mr.. Wallace, Pastor.
End. Sunday II q. m. and 7:So p. m.
LEXINGTON CIRCUIT n. z. cHUscH SOUTH.
Rev. ". E. BARRE, Pastor.
list Sunday, Hebron IL am. Shiloh 8 pm
I'd Sunday, Horeb liam. Lexington 33pm.
Sd Sunday, Shiloh II am. Hebron 81 P N
4th Sunday, Lexington II am. horeo 81 pm
Lexington: Sunday school service every
Sunday morning at 10 o'clock.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1902-02-12
Fresh Fish and Oysters.

I will have for sale fresh fish, such
as Large South Mullets, sheepbead'
Bass, Trout, Croakers, all kind OF
mixed fish and Standard Select Oys-
ters regularly every Tuesday and
Saturday of each week. When you
want anything in my line, give me a
call at Edrd & Dreher's Old Law
Office, on Court House square, back
of ]. E. Kaufmann's New Drug
Store. guarantee my goods fresh
and nice. Yours for Business,
If JOHN A. WILLIAMS.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1902-02-12

Subscribe to the Dispatch.
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Attention is directed to the adver-
tisement of j. E. Young & Co.,
wholesale dealers in fruit and pro-
duce, Columbia. They advertise
seed Irish potatoes of the we'll
known Bliss variety, which are two
weeks earlier than Northern grown
seed. Write to them for prices.
They will save you money.
Purchasers of shoes can do no
better than by calling on, Lever The
Shoe Man." Columbis. He keeps
in stock all kinds of shoes from the
common plow to the finest dress
shoe. And if you want real bar
gains, ask for Mr.. Maurice Manning
Earhardt, a son of the late MIR.
Wolfe Earhardt. He is native OF
Lexington and will do the right
thing by Le1ingtonians everytime.
McCreery Bros, Columbia, makes
the pleasing announcement to bar
gain hunters that they have made a
reduction of 25 per cent. on all
winter fabrics, cloaks and other use.
ful and standard articles. It should
be remembered that this is no fake
sale, but they stand ready to give
you big values for every dollar you
spend with them. See their adver-
tisement and give them call.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1902-02-12

Februsry term OF court:
Ed Howard, A D Bowling,
Jno W Crout, D Web Corley,
W Lee Shealy, T B Huffman,
VIM F Bachman, S Walter Price,
Geo W Pound, JAS A Amick,
VIM J Rucker, Pat D Buckley,
John P Corley, q D Shumpert,
John J Koon, j Ed Seay,
John W Matthias, T B Barr,
Sol J Miller, Olin A Lucas,
Isaac W Hutto, P West Shealy,
Ben I Reynolds, J Belton Shealy,
Gideon Hall, Henry G Rister,
Jacob W Taylor, Dallas U Spires,
Silas E Carter, Andrew Haywood,
Charley L Epting, Jno L Hallman,
J Luther Long, A L Bedenbaugh,
Andrew P Amick, Curtis R Rish.
JURORS FOR THE SECOND WEEK:
John S Muse. VIM L Taylor,
Jas W Hammer, Albert L Price,
Jas D Langford, Geo " Harmap,
G III Lindler, L Baylis Boozer,
81 Frank Kyzer, A Edwin Derrick,
Jesse L Kyzer, II W Neece,
J Frank Kleckley, JAS E Epting,
L G Dunbar, Jno " Bouknight,
Geo w Risb, Haskell CAN'T,
Jacob W Kleckley, J Eugene Wise,
Geo G Price, Eli Spires.
John 4 Counts, Jacob a CAN'T,
Daniel Sem, Walter G Addy,
JEFF B Craps, WDM Harman,
D Andrew Epting,J Lowman Smith,
JAS M Keisler, Charlie P MeCartha
Houst'n 81 Boozer, John D Hitler,
NJ S Wingard, VIM W Hawes.