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Connecticut western news., 1902-04-10
u Ia. R. smIth Gets a Good Job.

Trenton, N. J., April 9.-Secretary of State Dickinson has appointed J. B. R. Smith of Warren county assistant sec retary. MT. Smith was a clerk under Secretary of State Wurtz. He is a Re publican.
Connecticut western news., 1902-04-10

by the United States Da'fu D' Hieio- senate and a serious war alarm in America and England. The senate vote stood H to 1. Charles Sumner made powerful speech, declaring that when civilization was fighting a last battle with slavery England gave her name, her influence, her material re- sources to the wicked cause and flung a sword into the scale with slavery" The dispute was finally settled by ar bitration, England paying the United States an indemnity of $15, ,500,00o 1S90-Samuel Jackson Randall, statesman, died in Washington: born 1928. 1S94-David Dudley Field, eminent Ameri- can jurist, died in New York city; born 1S05
 1s97-Mrs. Elizabeth R. Tilton, wife of Theodore Triton, died in Brooklyn; born 1885
Connecticut western news., 1902-04-10
Pigeons Fly Nine Hundred Miles.

Brazil, Ind, April 9.-The longest flight of carrier pigeons owned in this country has just ended. The birds be long to Edward Somers of Staunton and were taken to Manatee, Fla, where MT. Somers is spending the win ter. The birds were released and ar rived home in good order, making a flight of 900 miles in thirty-six hours.
Connecticut western news., 1902-04-10
p,mocrn,, Cnrry Kan.a. CIty.

Kansas City. Mo, April 9.-Returns Of the city election indicate the re- election of Mayor James A. Rood Dem) over John ]. Green (Repl by 2,2bo plurality.
Connecticut western news., 1902-04-10
Hartford Elect. Labor Mayor.

By vote of 6,64s to 6134 Ignatius A. Sullivan Dem.), clerk in clothing store, was elected mayor of Hartford, Conn.,, on Tuesday, defeating the Re publican candidate, Major William B. Dwight, who Is a member of one of the most distinguished families in Connec- ticut and who made a fine record in the Spanish war. Last year the Repub- licans carried the city by 5000. Mir Sullivan declares this victory is but the beginning of the end and that working men are bound to win at the polls ev- anywhere if they organize and that through them politics will be purified.
Connecticut western news., 1902-04-10
April IF.

1777-Henry Clay, states man, called the" Great Pacificator," born in Hanover, Va; died 1852.
 l850-Rev. Dr. Adoniram Judson, missionary to Burma, died at sea; born in Maiden, Mass, 1788. After graduat- ing at Brown uniyer-
Connecticut western news., 1902-04-10

Io0I-DHVIu DUUIty ' ItIu,
 the elder. father of Cyrus, Stephen J., Henry M. and David D.. died In Stock bridge, Mass. 1S8S-Matthew Arnold, English poet, es- sayist and lecturer, died in Liverpool; born 1923. 1901-General Alexander Campbell Mo Clurg a civil war veteran and promi- nent book publisher. died at St. Au- gustine, Fla, aged 66.
Connecticut western news., 1902-04-10
April 10.

Apr1l 10-
 l14-Eugene Beauharnais, marshal and viceroy, signed a convention with the allies in Italy, and the Napoleonic wars were ended till the Waterloo campaign. Eugene was the son of Josephine and formally adopted by Napoleon. In relinquishing Italy he gave up the last hold of Napoleon up on the thrones of Europe.
 1862-France declared war against Mexico. A French army was already in Mexico when war was declared. Hostilties began at once, and in July the French occupied the City of Mexico. A re- gency was set up, then an assembly of notables, and finally Maxmilian of Austria was crowned emperor. Being engrossed with civil war, the United States could not protest against this violation of the Monroe doctrine 1SS0-Richard H. Mather, distinguished professor of Greek at Amherst col lege died; born 1885.
 1901-The Rev. Justin D. Fulton noted ed- itor, preacher and author, died at Somerville, Mass; born 1923
Connecticut western news., 1902-04-10
Two Sufficient Reasons.

TWO BumCIeht NeMBOmB. Johnny (opening door of nursery)- What are you bellerin' for1 Dicky-Candy and cause want tol Chicago Tribune.
Connecticut western news., 1902-04-10
AnriI 1K.

1632-George Calvert, Lord Baltimore, protector of the colony of Mary land, died: born 1882. 1719-Mme. de Maintenon, second wife of Louis XIV, died; born 1885. 1S1+John Lothrop Mot ley. historian and dip- lomat, born in Ches- ter, Mass. died 1877.
 186T-David Dndlav EIaId
Connecticut western news., 1902-04-10

6Weet Hohne, uleu m rrLo. II pa,+o, Tunis; born 1792 Ahos' H. oel'oii Payne was a typical Bohemian of the early part of this country. He never knew what 1t was to have a home aft CT he was IS years old, yet he pro- duced the grandest home song ever written.
 1S5S-Hon. Thomas H. Benton, 90 years senator from Missouri died in Wash ington; born 17S2. 1S97-The Grand Duke of Mecklenburg- Schwerin died at Cannes, France; born 1851
 l900-Commodore W. K. Mayo, U. S. N, retired, died in Washington; born 1929.
Connecticut western news., 1902-04-10
April 13.

Macomb. h ero of Plattsburg, born in Detroit; died 1841.
 186S-The British stormed and captured Mag dala, Abyssinia; King Theodore, reputed de- scendant of Solomon and the queen of She ba, killed himself.
 1869-Rejection of the Ala hama ola fr1na froo tv
Connecticut western news., 1902-04-10
TIMELY ANNIVERSARIES.
Some Current Selections From His
 tory's Broad Page.
April 10.

AprII IU l7B-Samuel c. F. Hahne- mann, fou n d e r of homeopathy, born in Saxony; died in Paris 1S42.
 1S06-G e eral Horatio Gates died in New York city; born in England in TIPS. 1S52-John Howard Payne, author of Home, r. |, asx
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-09-04
NeretnS=Nacbricbten

2esten Samftas murbe bas sseif
Der 81. &oia, bas gatronsfeft bes in
Der ct. gonifasius @emeinte gu golb
Sprins %beffebenbeu Sunsfrauen ger=
ems, bur9 semeinidaftlide gomm1=
MON sefeiert. Nad benz gmte mar
Sabresueriammluns unb aufnabme
neuer Witslteber tn bie Sobalitdt.
Die Wabl Der geamten batte folsens
bes @rsebuiB: 9%rdfibentin, SRI.
anna Sbeiien; Setretdrin, SRI. &oia
Naurtn S9asmeiiterin, SRI. Maria
Ybtlepion. Die Witsliebidaft bes
geretns betrdgt iiber 1875.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-09-04
ST. Ss.ett.

Oiele Ortidaft bulb'st benz mober.
men Sortldritt, inbem iis gle d sr6Be.
rem Stdbten bic Na9t gum Sage ma
den MIL. Die Srtsbeb0rbe III
neuli9 nit Der Yublic Serpice goms
PAM BON st. gloub In unterbanbluna
gstreten, nm uon iener 60. uniern Set
mat4sort beleudten gu laiien. gine
rerartiee Seleudtunss : Sbee beste
man IN ct. SOlepb I9ou felt ldnse.
rem, unc aue Sepobner rperben iit
ben SrtsUsrmaltern Su Sanf perpfi9,
tet leben, wenn ltd beren l0bli6e
Sbee wirb perrpirtli9t baben. =
Otenitas lit Der unteridt an Der bies
iisen ct. genebttt's Nfabemie wieber
auTsenommeu worben. Die 3abl Der
30slinse, bic ii6 am eriten Sage bes
neusn S9uliemeiters einfanben, mar
cine iebr erfreuli6e, unb es i6eint,
baB bieielbe in bieiem Sabre ni6t
btnter Der bes 9oriabres snriifbleiben
mirb. = Oienitas retite SRI. Srauces
uOermann nod ben 3pilinssitdbten,
nm ben bereits fur ibr gusmaaren
selddft einsefauften Sailonporratb
nod bur4 ueue @intdufe gu persr0=
bern
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-09-04
@olh Sprixs.

lleber Ben turs in Lester @o9e i'm
vGorbitern" beri6teten SOB Ser Srau
Maria Sanleu ais Na6tras folsen=
oes: SIM Saule ibrer So@ter, Ser
Srau Rt9. &Olbl BON bier, ~entfibrte
ser Sob bic 81 Sabre alte Srau
Sanlen TIT bas before Senleits. gor
utelen sSabren fam lie an Ser Settle
ibres @atten, Ser ibr Dor mebr ais
smOlf Sabren in Bic gpisfett poran=
sins, aus ibrem Geburtsorte in
Seutl6lanb na9 amertfa. Ster
griiber unb spet S6ueiter betrauern
ibren 6insans; es iinb bies Feter
Wtolitor pon Stlaboma, Wi9. Wo=
litor pom ct. Gloub, Wartin unb
Watbias Molitor" BON Godpile, Srau
&0lbl pom bier utb Srau Su9s pon
ct. Wartin. Ser 9ei6ensus, in
mel9en Die irbii6eu l1eberreite na6
etnem tn Der ct. Sonifastus= Stride
sebaltenen Seelenamte su @rabe se=
trasen wurbe, NOR ein 10 GROCER, mte
faum je elmer in Golb Sprtns sebal=
ten murbe, semtB ein 3ei6en, baB
bas Nnbenfen ser S%eritorbenen in
gbren sebalten mirb.-Serr 9. SO.
@reilen unb @attin febrten Samltag
pom ibrer Seiu6sreile gu Serpanbten
in Soma mad Cob Sprins surid.
Serr @reilen bat ii9 ani9einenb fir
Die @rbeit, wel6e feline Ganbibatur
fur bas Geprdientartenamt bes 2.
Siitrifts I'M 81. lesislattpen Oiitrift
NIT ii@ brinst, seniisenb erbolt.-
Siebbdnbler emil Sofmann bat bic
weltli6 pon bier selesene Sofs Sarm
in Ya6t senommen.-6err g. Sc.
Srie unb Erof. Weins iinb uon ibrer
na9 Worrilon Gountp porsenomme=
men Snipeftionstour suridsefebrt unb
baben Ben 9anbbanbel, Sen Dor &ur=
sem Ser HrofeiIOr BORT ma6te, fir
gut befunben. SRI Mars. Sdmitt
pom ct. Saul traf Mittwo6 am get=
tie ibrer l9per erfranften Wutter,
Der Srau Bernard S9mitt uon bier,
elm. = SIM 6aule bes 6errn Sobn
Miuer ftarb Oientas nod ldnserem
9eiSen an Der aussebruns Der lebise,
etma so Sabre alte Nif. S9ils. Ser
Seritorbene mar bier mebrere Sabre
als SaselObner bei@dftist unb bat
&iemanoen, Der ieinen Sob bemeint.
9eute, S~Onneritas, finbet Die geer=
bisuns uon Der ct gOnifasius Stride
aus itatt. M0se er ruben in Srieben
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-09-04
Der ais bic I'M lesten S9uljabr fem.

Btt ulo utt uu ltPtcH SWutlugI ltlH.
4ae finben Elm sutes unb bequemes
untertommen, ba burd innere Nbdn=
~oerunsen perl6iebener &dumli9feiten
bebeutenb an Ylab semonnen wurbe.
Der ais garitonzS dnser ausse=
btlbete Serr 6. Wasnus S9is, 81
oellen mulifalil9er ausbilbuns Der
@runb in ct. Sobn's selest murbe,
wirb nd6iten Sienitas in Der slula
Der ct. Sobn's l1niueriitdt ben Stu=
benten eine mulitalil9e l%lnterbaltuns
seben, Die in Gocaluortrdsen nur edit
tlaiIil9er Wulif beiteben miro
-So9m. g. 9rior Sermann mirb
Die Giffebr bes bo9m. P. Bruno,
3. g. g., unb ieiner Jteileseldbrten
bier erwarten unb mad erbaltenem
gert9t erit mad Canada reiien, falls
ibm Die Sariteaunsen fir gr0Hnuns
elmer beuti9en aniiebeluns unb @rin=
ouns zines neuen College i'm weitliz
9en Canada annebmbar eri9einen.
Mlbaal.
6err Sobu s., Sobn Ser bier
mobnenben Samilie Sobn S9mins=
bammer, lit mad ct. Srancis in @is=
cOniin gereiit, INN am borttsen 9eb=
rerleminar leine Stubien, bic nod Elm
meiteres Sabr beanlpru9en, gu pol=
lenfeu. = Serr Iif. S9ulte, elm
iberaus ~sefdaiser junser Mann,
mel9er in lesterer 3eit Sbeilbaber
Oes WcOonalO 2eibitaasel9dftes in
ct. glOub mar, bot bas S@anfse=
lddft bes 6errn Qbam @inter babier
tduHi9 Iberuommen unb am Wontas
bereits pOu bemlelben geiis ersriHeu.
Die Sage bes @ei9dftes lit cine Der
beiten in Ser Stabt, unb obne 3mei=
fel pirb Serr S9ulte, BEN man bier
ausemein wiQfommen sebeiBeu, li9
in ieinen grwartunsen ni@t setdui9t
leben.-Serr Sobu S9mtnsbammer,
wel9er gu benz geii9tisunss= gomite
oes @rope=G ettp=@ rabens seb0rt,
reiite Montas mad ct. GlOuo, I'M
baielbft anberen Cages Dor Dem
County, Nubttor semeiniam NIT ben
Serren Serm. &amler unb SEQ. gle=
uelanb gert9t gu eritatten. = 5err
Stepb. SoHmann mar nit leiner Srau
leste @o9e in Swotnlets, Minn. no
er 200 ader 9anb taufte, bas er bie=
len Serbit nit ieiner Samilie besieben
mtrb.-6err Sos. Sanauer befinbet
it9 NIT ieiner beileren 6dlfte in Metnz
neapolis, mo lestere li6 zines Sbren=
leibens wesen unterlu6eu lailen mill.
.-Serr Sobn Babel tebrte Wontaa
pom elmer nod ct. Saul unternom=
menen Gei9dfistour bterber suriid.
-Sobn @ieber sebOrt su BEN Irbei=
tern, Die Nlbanp nit @aiiermerfen
perleben .-3ur& inbtaufe, bic Sonn=
tag in Ser Samilie Gbriit. Sammerel
sefeiert murbe, bate ii6 Samilte
@i6. Bod uon 3ion einsefuuben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-09-04

Oie Dreidmai9ine i9nurrt tn btes
fer gesenb on allen @den unb gnben.
Moth. Morris lieB bds Orel4en TO-
fort beiorsen, nadbem has Setreioe
in @arben sebradt mar. Oas Grsebs
nib bat ale grwartunsen abertrsHen
Der Safeguarding lit BON 20 bis %
Buidel per ader. = SRI. amalta
Starter, mel9e lestes Sabr IN 9ols
binasforb unterri@tete, TT bteies Sabr
bier als aebrerin ensasirt. aaufz
mann sSobm @etrau9 unb Tarmer
@ottfr. 9artuns pom bier besaben fi9
Montas our DEMONSTRATING nno
febrteu Msittmo@ nod 9anie surid.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-09-04
ct. Ni6olas.

Sreitas Worsen porl purbe Der bieii=
gen st. Nt9olas= Stride nod einem
feierlt9en Seelenamte bic trbiiden lie,
berreite besW ittmods uorber ueritorbe=
men $eter Stein 81 @rabe setrasen.
Ser geritorbene lit ndbrenb ieiner
feds @o@en lansen &ranfbeit sroBe
S6merseu, bic er nit bewunberns=
mertber @ebulb ertrus. Nn 1etnem
gesrdbniB nabmen tbeil cine sroBe
Weuse Sermanbte unb gefannte,
iomie bes ct. Ii6olaus Mdn=
uer= unh bes ct. Ni9olaus : S0r=
iterpereiu, benen er ais thdtises
Witslieb anseb6rte. Wit Der 10 bart
sepriften Satin unb ben uaterlos se=
worbener &tnbern betrauern feinen
6iHsans iein in ct. gloub wobnen=
Der bodbetaster gater &aspar Stein
unb ptele germanbten unb Sreunbe,
BEL beueu semiB iein Mnbenten etu
seleonetes iein mtrb. Den t.auern=
ben 6interbliebenen solIt Der rNorb=
tern" ieia aufri@tises geileib urb
winidt benz geritorberen bic emise
&ube. -Oienitas usrsansener ISOLDE
besab iia Srau Watb. Wap auf ge;
lud su Serwdnbten in glufi.cn. =
6srr &c sc &remer pom bier bot sic
l60 ader sroBe Sorm bes Germ g.
Sembef, bic an iein geiistbum an=
itOBt, sefauft. -6err 9eter Hoit unb
Satin wareu Wittmo9 @eiddfte
balber in ct. Glou6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-09-04
ct. Wartin.

Ia9 einem ansenebmen geiude
BEL leinem in albanp mobnenben
Sdwaser Sohn @eueniteiu trafen
6err Satob S9unneu, @attin unb
So6ter pom 2arte gburd, isis, bier
BET Sreunbeu elm, unb mo- INNER bic
Seluder li9 seisen, ldbt mon es ii9
anselesen letu, benlelben BEN Nufent=
bait 10 ansenebm als mOsli@ gu mo-
den. gu Der Otenitas in st. anua
sebaltenen 9od5eit bes 6errn Sobn
6dbu uno Sulia Spmonis bate bteie
Orti9aft eine Orbentlt9e Reprdienta,
ton ~uerianbt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-09-04
3aQegebiae.

Bonner tag, ben 4. September,
wirb Der nnterrt9t on Der BON ben
bodw. genebittinerpdtern 10 iesens=
reid seleiteten ct. Sobn's grsiez
buussanitalt beginner. Den anmelz
bunseu neuer Stubenten aemdB mirb
i'm fommenoen Semeiter bic Stubenz
tenidaar sleid sroB, pen1 ni9t sr6=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-09-04
Tarming.

6err 6erm. Gamler begab lid
Wontas in ofisieDen So. =9raben=Nn
seleseubeiten mad 81. Gloub. Mittmo6
tebrte er wieberum beim.-Oer i'm
bieligen Stitrift 106 ais Sebrer an=
seitelte 6err Sobn Bath febrte
Samltas Don etnem ;wei @o6en lan=
gen geiu9 in @isconlin mad bier
surif. @Gbrenb ieiner Nbweienbeit
belorste Serr @m. Sloms Ben Or
saniltenSienl It unb CAB babel bette
3ufriebenbeit.- Ote Strma @iuen=
brtnf & Bod erbielten leste ISOLDE
bas su ibrem 9a6enanbau n6tbise
Sumber. -6erm. Slider bat bic eu=
fas @ertfen Sarm in Ea9t senom=
men unb miro bieielbe btelen 6erbit
besieben.-Eapa Seinri9 Sinsman
lit auf Ser Staatsausl teuuns in Sen
3miainssItdbten unb wtrb pom BORT
leiner in arlington mobnenben So9=
ter Srau Molitor einen Selu9 ab=
itatten. Serr Sraus &lOiter=
mann unb @attin pertreten unlern
Conn auf Der Staats= uslteuuns.-
6ier lit eine Sewesuns I'M @anse,
UNI Der Srtl6aft bas freie Eoitia9en=
@blieferunssz Spitem su ii6ern.-
gutterfabrifant S. u. Mi9els bat
BEN S6ornitein Ser gutterfabrtf INN
sebn SUP erbOben lailen. = Sie
S9ule i'm losenannten Stitrift murbe
am 0ienitas nit eebrer Sreb. BOD
erOHnet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-09-04
Goacoe.

6ermann S6uls, mel9er iiber
piersis Sabre i'm Conn 3ion wobnte,
tit IN Seem Eapnesuiae elmer bart=
ndfisen Nierenfrantbeit erlesen. Die
Seerbisuns fano Sientas BON Ser
Salem Stride Der beuti6=epanselil9=
lutberil6en @emetnbe itatt. Mit Ser
@ittue betrauern finf &inber Ben
Sob bes Saters.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-01-22
DR.. Zimmerman in D
- Race for Governor
q This Makes ,, FIVE Avovsd .Csudi
s dates Upto Prsssnt 1imsThres
Original Edgefeld Men.
The State.

The State.
DR.. W. H. Zimmerman, form
srly Lieutenant governor and later
State treasurer, having besn sue
cssdsd in that office by the Hon.
X. n. Jennings, eis in the city for
= couple Of days. For ssme time
there have been hints that DIR.
Timm Imam would enter the race
next summer for the effics of gov
srnOr. ,- .,.a t,
Yesterday the doctor was asksd
about the matter and at once be
male the positive announcement
that he not only had determined
to enter the race, hut wsuld bs in
to the finish. He has carefully
thought over the natter aud only
reached his determination to en-
ter after mature. consideration.
The ether four avowsd candidates
are Lieut.. Coz, ,Jsnss. H. Till
man and Congressman w. j.
Talbert, both OF. when are from
the famous old county of Edge
fsld, Mr.. D. 9. Hayward OF Col
lston, and N. F.. Anssl,, Esq, of
Gresnvils.n Ssms one remarked
to pr. Tinnsrmap yesterday that
his gsing in wspld make. ., racs
between three Edgpfsld men.
The. doctor, gently reminded his
friend that he now lived within
the county Of Lsxisgtsn, bsina
the head of the usv. baak at Bates
burg and living oa, the Lexington
side of the town.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-01-22
Fakir Smith Arrested.
The Florida Nan Who Started
the Work-at Home Scheme in
the Toils. ,,s,,.

Chattanooga, Tenn, Jan. 1S.
= Postoffice Inspector in Charge
Williams has been notified by In
spsctsr Pser that Joel E. Smith,
editer Of weekly publication At
Monticsllo, Fla, has been taken
int custody charged with using
the mails for fraudulent PURPOSES.
Smith it is charged has been
advertising for women to de work
at home, and offering them $40
. month for their services. He
has been held in bend of 81, 900.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-01-22

HOw's THISl

We Offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any ca.e ot ca,arrh that can.
not be cured by HALLS Catarrh Cu,,
FJCHENEY 4 CO., Props. To.
ledo, 0.
We tho I,usdersigned,b 2 have known
+ Shenny for the isst l6 years, &nd
believe htn perfectly h0norablcinf sil
busin Gas ransactious aud finxnciaIly
able to carry out any obligations made
by their firm.
WEST = rnuAx. Wholesale Druggist.
Toledo, o.
WALDIN9 HINNAN d MARVIN
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo. o,
aalrsA Catarrh, Cure Isl taken in
t~rnaIly, acting dire city upon. the blood
aud mucous surfaces of tho systsna.
Prics,s 75c per hettls. .R'sold sby all
Druxgtstsyf festim6pisbsfree. Z n1
Hsif's FamiTS PpA srS {he hest So
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-01-22
Mr.. Burke Withdraws.

1t was announced last eveniIg
that Mr.. j. E. Burke Of the Char :
lestsh bar who has been . promi-
nsnt candidate for circuit Judge
from the frst circuit to succeed
Judge Bsnet, bad withdrawn from
the race. The ohly other candi-
date in this race was Mr.. G. G.
Dsntzlsr Of Orangsburg, and it
follows that he will BE- unanimous
~ chosen next; week to succse
Judge Benst who has declined to
stand for reelection. The, State.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-01-22
Dispensary Bill Killed.

Special to Post.
Columbia, Jan. II. When the
House met today Mr., Sanders
di.psnssry bill, allowing the
counties to vote on dispsnsary
and no dispensary, was tsksn up
again. There was considerable
discussion. The vots.to rscemnit,
virtually killing ths'blll, prevailed
by a vote of &c to IS.
Mr.. j. b Smiths bill to ap.
propriats 5000, 900 for,ths public
schools occasionsd a lively debate.
The bill was killed hv = veto of
66 to SO. A number of bills
were withdrawn. The Kinssy
bill, requiring county officers to
stay in their Offices col tain hours
during tho day, was also killed.
The Senate today adjourned
over until Monday night At 8
O'Clock.
> Senator Graydon's bill prevld-
ing for q new jury law, was re-
ported favorabIy with amendments
and was made the special order
4
for Wednesday. The bill has
bssa very carefully prepared, and
Is much tho same as the law here,
tsfors in force with tho exception
that there are ne special proyis-
ions for different counties. The
law will apply the same to every
county ia the State. 1t is pro-
vidsd that the jury commissioners
may prepare the lists and new
juriss within 10 days after the
law eoss 'isto effect, and .ftsr-
ward the lists are to be prepared
snnuslly in Dscsm ber.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-01-22
EINDA WAY TO LIVE
LONG

The startling, announcement Of
. Discovery that will surely
isngthsn life is made by editor
o. II. Downsy, Of Churubusco,
Ind. '..hNish to, state" hs writes,
"that Pr. Kisg'. New, DDl,ssyery
for Csnsum ption 10 the most in
fallible remedy that 1 have ever
known for Coughs, Colds and
Grip. It's invaluable to people
with weak lupgs. Having this
wonderful medicine no one need
dread Pnsumsnis or Csnsump-
ton. Ito relief 10 instant and
euro certain, Crawford Bros, &,
j. + Macksy & Co., guarantee
every SOC and LOO bottle: and
give trial bottles free.
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' Pink Norman Killed.
Special to The State.

Special to The State.
Gaffnsy, January 19--Friday
evening Just before night u rough
and tumble fight occurred abont
one mile east of Gaffnsy in which
= half dozen or more wers en-
gagged, A number of shots were
fired and "Son" Cobb shot and
killed Pink Norman. All the
parties are white and live ut and
near Cherokee Falls on the east
side of Broad river.
After the killing Cobb kept on
his course towards his home but
was ovsrtaksn by Sheriff Thsmas
and = posse who brought him to
the city and placed him in Jail.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-01-22
THE SECRET OF LONG

Consists in keeping oil the main
organs of the body In healthy,
regular. action, and in quickly
Destroying deadly disease germs.
Electric Bittsrs regulate Stonseh,
LivsrDsand Kidasys, purify the
blood, and givsa splendid apps-
Nts. - They work wonders in cur
tfng Kidney Troubles, Female
Complaints, Nervous Diseases,
g Coastipation, Dyspspsia, and
Halaris. Vigorous health and
strength always follow their use.
Only soc, guaranteed by Craw-
,,fsrd Bros. J. F. ''Nacksy..& Co.,
draggists:: e "o'
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TRESPASS NOTICE +!

All persons are hereby warned
not to trsspsss by walking, riding,
hunting, cutting woSd or tresp,siss,
ing in anyway On the laads Of the
nndsgeigned, twv miles West sf
tswp, kHewn IL the 'fJaspSr Cnn-
..ingbkn, = and isChaf,s, plaess,
bound.d by the public ,road, J. lands
OF D. 4. williams, J.. =, STandei- :
bnrt, Lsrey Sprilgss w, J.. Caa,
.nineham and stIers..l Also on my
place known ~ tie J. p. Hunter
lands, two nilss South " Of town,
bounded by j. l., ,Tillman, W. A.
H.well, the public road, and
Th. Law Will b rigidfy pf.rc.l
sgainst any and oil persons disrst
garding this nQtice. ty
". sB. PLYLkR.
Nov. ~, 1901, p ~, .sG.;sg sG.;sgs 4
~
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In view Of the hard times. the
Grssnville News advises South
Carolina farmers to raise Belgian
harss ss profitable meat product
A Belgian doe, weighing s pounds,
will produce from 400 to 600
pounds Of meat in one ysar, and
this meat is selling in all metro
politan markets at from Is to -
cents = pound.
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Senator and Mrs. Tillman Guests
1T . State Dinner ut tho White
'~:n' House.
Warrington, Jan. 15.-Ths
President and Mrs. Roosevelt 20
night gave another of the state
dinners Customary ut this season
Of each year, the guests being in
vitsd to meet the Justices Of The
Supreme Court. The table was
crescent shape and was laid in the
East Room.
Among the guests were Senator
and Mrs. Tillman, Representative
and Mrs. Elliott and Mrs. Henry
D. Clayton.
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Ship Subsidy Bill Faverably Re-
ported.

Washington, Jan. II. The
senate. committee on commerce
today authorized favorable re-
port upon Senator Frye's ship
subsidy bill. The rspert will be
made by Senator Frye. The
Democratic msm bsrs of the com
mittes voted against reporting the
bill. .H