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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-03-27
Sunefer= 9Gsles =gllaso.
Gin aebsnsoiIo bon 8. gaImer.

Sine fold sutberaise, fold bertrul>
ensfelise, funfte unb mitleibise Perlon
pie bas SunafersR 0sle CAB es nett
unb brett niat mebr. Sas ipubten
ale, i~nsbefpnbere ale Nptbleioenben
unb 9ilfsbebiirftissn tbuluuf, tbaluh.
9eiGab i'm Dorie elm llngliid, 10
CABS einen tpabren Wetteifer, INN llS
erfter bi. trdurise Na9ridt Sungfer
RDsle su iiberbringen. benin ibr mit>
leibsponer sSummer mar 10 ergreifenS,
baB babel Die S6rsdniFe bes 9ei6es
benen erit gang e%mpfunben unb nit eis
mem geipifen tppbligeu S9auer burdz
toftet purben.
Sungfer ROsle fonnte feline Sbrdne
ieben, obns mitSutpeinen, rrb feinsa
Sdmmer bDren, obpe mit5uiammern.
9ieIe Shnd6e tpurbe BON benz mii=
bigen arbeitsI9euen 8ettelpolt fart
benubt, unb bic uime Sun9fer mare
fppbl gdnSliG ausseiogen pprbsH.
bate ni6t bas S6ididl ibr bic Bro
ne als MagO our Settle geitelt, Der
aass bas absing. mas lie in gu REDEEM
MaBe bsIab. @rone mar eins reIo>
lutte Yerion, bic lire ipeifber3ise Ser<
rim brunten belt unb fsit am 9dngslz
banb fi6rte.
Die Sanftmutb unb Site tparen Bel
Sunsfsr : R0slss MagO nidt gu
9ebatter seitunben, unb pas elm fins
berfrsunblides Semitic lei. tpuBte lie
nur aus BEN 4erser, ben ibr bieie tpsiz
tere Sugeno ibrer Sun9fsr tdsli9 hes
%reitete. So mar lie allo bas gerdoe
@egentheil Der Serrin uno itelte ods
bur6 bas 9lsifgepi6t pieber Der. baB
bic 9Gume niht in ben Simmel pahz
fen pber. nis @rons Iagte, baB ibrs
SungIer bon ben lieben Mitmeni6en
ni6t gans duf bic Settle gei6oben ootr
Inn Sab unb @ut gebra6t iperben
fonnte. llebermGBig Surt unb liebrei9
mar Sungferz &0sless Wldgo ni6t pers
dnlast, aber fir lire 9errin burh
Wafer unb 6suer gu se9en, bas lab lie
fir lire pfGiht unb Sduloisteit an,
unb mas pflidt uub Sdulbieteit mar,
benz fam lie aud rsblid mad. @brlids
teit, Tlsib unb pflidtbepuBtiein. bisie
Sugenbsn elmer sutsu Mago. bic la
BEN feit in Sletf4 unb 8lut. 4ber
benz 9ettelpolt baS @elb uafiperfen,
bds unartige &inberpad alien llnfug
I'M Suus uno Sof treiben unb bic
8auern iber ibrer Serrin Wieie aus
uno Elm fabren ober am 4der cine
JurGe abi6neibsn si lufen. bas psss
einigte ii9 abiolut nidt nit i6rer
SentungspsiIe. .Gbriftenpflidt!"
faste Sunsfer ROsle.
rl1nfinn!" idnitt ibr bic Musb ies
besmal isbs lpeitere 4useinanoerz
febuns ub. sins uufs Rutbbaus ane
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-03-27

Wte bift Du ,bereinsefommen, metn
&inb9 fraste bic 9er5osin.
Our4 ben part. iaate @rete, uno
faste audi, baB Der Wussn BON benz
auten Doctor getpib IGngit pieber ba
lei, is abauboIsn.
Damn seb' slei9 bier bic Sreppe
finab, Oamit Dir bic 2sute nidt Ollie
in bic psripeintsn @usen Isben. limb
fabre rubis in 0ein Dorf Suriid unb
iase nihts. Bis Ou peiter bon mir
b5rIt. 4bieu mein Sino. r
9rete tppnte ibr nod einmal at
SiiBen fallen; fis pebrte es freunbIid
db.
Ou tannft fe binausbesleiten,
faste Der 9er5o9 81 9ans; bleibTt
aber in Der Stabt unb meloeit Did
morgen in meiner &an5lei. limb nun
maht, baB ibr %forttommt.
Sans lieb fid bas ni9t atpsimal
fasen. gr modte fofort lintsum unb
maridirte sur Glastbiir biaaus, fpo
er init @rete 5uiammentraf.
Gle ftiessn Suiammen bic SerraHe
binab, pbne elm Wprt matchmaker gu
fpre9en, obne ii9 anSufafen, als rub
ten taufenb 4usen auf ibnen. SO sin=
gen fe aud ftumm ne%beneinunber iiber
bic gIatt ssbartten Wese UNI ben Ra>
fenplab. in beFen Mitte Der eroBe
Sprinsbrunnen in benz Murmorbaifin
pldtf9erte. Oils ie aDer 5pifGen bic
6lieberbosquets tamen, mo BON benz
SdloHe ni9ts mebr gu ieben mar.
blidten iie ii9 geibe gu slei6er 3eit
um unb lasen ii9 i'm nd9lten @usen>
Bid in ben Mrmen.
Sans, lieber Cans!
9rete. liebe 9rete!.
(Gnoe.)
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-03-27

IS in Sunsfsr>R smasb tpsiter
unb fpeiter. babel eing le uber gang
leiie in bic @eifirrfammer, pGbIte
ben itdrtiten 9refdflegel aus, i6li9
in bic &ammer auriid, lieb eineu
Spd!. ufFeg unb itelte bic Waffe 5us
rsdt.
rSie lit bic 6srrtn, i'd BLOB bi.
Muao". Stunbenlana fab iie auf
i6rem Bertrand. eriibelte iiber bus linz
erborte nad unb bor9te babel ges
ipannt in bic StilIe binaus. Gs Ihlug
spGlf, es fdlua Elm ubr. SEPT ridtete
iis ii8 itraff auf unb i9li9 gum
Sbiiripalt.
9ana iadts Tam es bic Sreppe bsr>
ab; cine 9lenbIdterne mari i9pa9en
Sdsin boraus. 4ls Der Salunte Die
Sbiir 1fnete. binter Der sSungfer HDss
les 9imetbett unb Der bidbautise
Sdrdnt nit ben pi~erunoTeb3ia SGs
6ern unb Sdublaben itanb, ba itiir5te
@rons nit benz electromagnetic Orefds
fleaef berbei. Mit ruifem Bid ents
hsdte Der alto 8ebrobte Elm i4mules
Sbiirhen neben benz berbdngenen
Simmslbett. BORT binsin rettete sr
fi4 tnapp Dor benz nieOerIaiienoen
9olsitiid.
nS9Dn, @osel". rief inn @rone nit
bDIem BADEN na6, nbd bait bu ben
redten 8Gfia a%efunben."
Sin 6enfter gum @ntflieben CABS
bort brinnen nidt, unb bier auben
ftanb 8rone nit Der bdnbfeIten Baffe
i'm arm. Sunsfer RSsle d6sr lag
balbtobt Dor Sts>reden in ibrem Sims
melbstt unb fdpur iid bod uno thsuer,
Der treren Ssele ME mebr bic Serrin
5ei9en 5u Dpllen.
Der QGrm bate bic Hafbarn ges
tpsdt, unb balb purbe Der @ulgsnitrid
absefibrt. Der fi6 als Elm RuubmDrs
Der entpuppte, auf ben bic 9snodrmss
RE etfris fabnbete.
SungferzR 81 =Masb mar nun
our Selbin ge%fporben, DEFENDERS in
ben au9en BON uns 8inbern. Der
Nimbus belt aber nidt lange an,
benn bic .trsue Seele" mar feline ans
bere gefporbsn, als tie pprbem gefpea
fen. sic beberrI6te ibre Sungfer
mebr als ie, is ssiste ibre 9etpaIt nud
innen unb no9 auBen INNER b%reiiter,
10 bab mir balb bon Der 8epunoerung
ipieber auf ben alien feinoli9enS tanos
punt auriidfebrten.
Sa6r reibte iid an sSu6r. @rone ars
beitete bon friib Bis ipdt fir ibre 9ers
rim, pabrte lire Redte, belt ibr 9db
unb @ut suiammen. iprste fir lie uno
quGlte tie babel bis an ibr @noe.
gls es aum Sterben sing pioerieBte
Ti9 Sungfer 30sle nod einmal Ironss
SerrI6dft.
r8rone", fagte fie, Dol ben 9errn
9furrer. i'd ipiir' msin leBtes StiinO'
den fpmmen."
rliniinn", tpiberiprad Oieie, ~Sbr
babt nod Der Sabre ssbne gu leben."
r0u biIf nidt Der SerrsOtt!" idgte
bic Serrin ernit. nStl ben pfarrer!"
@aren es bic enersiIden 8orte, mar
es Der pertlGrte Iusbrud Der &rans
ten2 Sunsfsr>R <Naso that bless
nal, pie ibr ssbeiben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-03-27
SarInasr . sont asbulbia an. Iadsfts

Sarinasr : Sont sebufbig an. IGdefte
bann iiberIesen unO faste gu feinsm
Glisnien. Der ibn GnsItli9 anItarrte:
n8ruiidit feline 9lngIt baben. Soni!
IS tayn ri9t feblen, tpenn Oh Define
Sa9i gut mudIt! Du muBt Did
bait nuf's unSure6nungsfdbise 'nauss
fpisitn!" naufs lln5urednungs>
fdbise9" frug Der 4absre pe~ritdnbnib>
log. nOees Oeriteb' I ast!" = ~Dirit
es aleid berItsb'nl" bslebrte i'm Der
WirtelabOotat eifrig. pDann 0u
: bait iebt nauf mubt luf's @'ridt CUR
@erbunbluns, f9au, nadber madIt
% elm redt tappig's @'fidt = nirb
Dir ia BEL 0siner natiirliden 4nIag'
baau net fhpsr fallen! - unb 3u
4lem. pas Did bic Serren fragen
unb in Did bineinreben, ladit D MUIR
redt bumm unb iasft MIR als aneipeil
pieber: rWGr' net Idle9tf So ia
net mDslf!" 0ddber tpirit gu ii9er
fret, Soni, unO penn Or frei biit,
sablf y mir Sebn @uIten = abse>
mddt9"
Der Soni, benz instpiiden bic Sadie
eingeleudtet bate, mar 6~erSensgsrn
bamit einberitanben unb fa6 nun Der
9erbanOluns f9On rubiger enteegen.
limb bus mubte man ibm laFen: @r
ipielte in biefer ielbft feline Role famos
unb fiel nidt cine ,Minute beraus.
Was bic Serren aud auf i'm losrebsn
modten. fpie lie i'm inquirirtsn unb
a%usfrugen, er la9te gu 4aem nit eis
mem tlaiiif9 hummer @eii9te unb
sadite buau iein Spri4l: n@aar' net
f9le9t! So ia ret mogli'!"
So tam's, bab Der Ri9ter, nd9bem
fi6 aud Der 4mtsarSt ben Wann nod
anseiebsn unb bic a9ieln sesudt bate.
in Der Shat elm freiIpredenbss ltrtbeil
fd1ten, a1bistpeilen Der 4ngeflaste
onideinenb idpa4iinnis unb ni9t aus
rednunsfdbis fei.
Sn elmer SeitensaHe tpartete Der
Wintelabbptut auf feinen glienten, ben
er in Der Sibung belauIdt unb bepuns
bert bate. r8rupo!" fugte er iebt
unb 5og ben Soni in bic @de. .9iit
Elm 9aupti9linsel, &arinser! 9roBs
artig, tpie Ou's gema9t bait! -. Iber
iebt IaB' bic Sebn 9uIoen aufipa5ies
rem! Werb' mfrs pobl rsbli9 nm
9ta berbient bab'n!"
9a f9nitt Der 6reisefprodene BON
feinen hummer @eiidtern bas aIers
biimmite, medsrte pis elm Srottsl unb
gadite: nWaur' net i9Ie9t! So ia
net m0sli'!"
Der p0ottor" ladte ettpas er5fpun>
gen. rSpaBposel!" iagte er. Sch.
fei isbt s'i4siOt msin 9elb glib
mir!"
9a ma6te ii9 aber Der Soni los
BON ibm, gins auf bic SauptItraBe
binaus unb rief linn bon bort nit Ell
mem @elG9ter, bab bic 9inber 5ufam>
menliefen, nod einmal na6: yWaar'
net i9ls9t! So ia net m0gfi'!"
@riin unb selb Dor qerser spq fi6
Der Winfelabbotat in bic Safe 3uriid
unb i9li6 bdDon. n@rbdrmli6er
9auner!" brummte er babel piitbenb
por fid bin. nPrent mid nit benz
S9pinbel, ben t9 ibm ielber geratben
bab'! -. limb ni6t einmal an5eigen
f6nnt' id i'm er lift ia runaureds
nunasfdhig" Der SuIunt', Der pfifs
fige!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-03-27
Ser eifriae 9erIsaer.

Der eifrise 8erIsstr.
grofefor: r@ine peroienftli9e ar@
belt fir einen beI4rdntteH 8opf tpdre
A. 3. sinmdl aufSufdreiben. mas ber
moberne Menfd tags iiber ibt unb
irintt ....~ @erlsssr (eifris): aWads
den 81, bod einmaI 10 'pas. Ssrr
Prpfeforl"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-03-27

Hiebertrd9tis WeiH=
pirtb (dr5erli9 gu einem 9dite): rSd
pia i4 S6nen aber eiumdl reinenWein
eini6enfen, Serr Miaer!" Sat:
,1anu, bas mar bod iriibsr midi"
Sinaus9e9ebeF. Wfa.
.9inu, Der 9err bat beute III
Sbrem Gfen isbr biel dus5uIsBsu 90
babt = unb nit Re9t!" &0hin: nd.
Der bat an Sbnen aud imme' ettpas
aussuisben urb nit Rs&t!-
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-10-25
Pilgrimage to WaXhaW.
Where Men and Women True to
Their Country and Their God
are Buried.
Special to The State.

Special to The State.
Lancaster, Oct. 90. In com.
pany with Most Worshipful
Grand Master Walter Whitehead
of Charleston, Hugh f. Cotley
master of jackson lodge No. SO,
\. +. NJ, and number of other
Masons and your correspondent,
made a pilgrimage across the
country in carriages yesterday to
the historic Waxhaw graveyard,
eight miles northwest of this place.
The graveyard Is near the site of
the old WaXhaw church in which
Andrew jackson, Stephen ID.
Miller, Gen Blair and William II.
DAVE, worshlpped in their day.
The latter is buried in the grave
yard and his monument records
that he was L. S. senator,
founder of the University of
North Carolina, and minister to
France, when Napoleon the First
was first consul. Rev. William
Richardson for whom Davie was
named, Is likewise buried in the
graveyard. He died in 176-
and was the pastor of the early
settlers. He came direct from
Scotland and preached at Wax
haw for II years. The graves of
Col. James Henry With1rspoon,
Col. Isaac Donnom, the Craw-
fords, Fosters, Crockctts, Carns,
Nesblts, etc, were also noted.
The old soapstone tablets tell of
a bygone age, which though sim
pie and crude, produced class
of men and women trucr to thcil
Goi and country than the pres
ent generation.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-10-25
The White Man Who Married a
Colorcd Girl is Held for
Trial.
Special to The State.

Special to The State.
Darlington, Oct. %. the
preliminary hearing before Mag
istrate Floyd Of the case Of Tom
Knott and Anna Dority, rom the
Lamar section, for alleged viola :
ton of the law regarding the in
termarriage of races in South
Carolina, the magistrate decided
to send the case up and Knott
was put under bond. Magistrate
Boykin, who had performed the
marriage ceremony, had been
under bond for appearance, hav
in waived preliminary hearing.
j. NJ. Spears, Esq, represented
Knott at the preliminary.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-10-25
Respectfully,
WlLLIAMS-HUCHES co.
We Machines arc going fast
AS to Poll Tax.
Special to The State.

opeclal 10 Inc Otate.
Beaufort, Oct. 14.-One of
our magistrates recently wrote to
the attorney general for his opin-
ion in relation to the enforcement
of the penalty for non-payment
of poll tax by delinquents. The
attorney general replied 'that
the law is plain that all male clti-
zens between the age of 81 and
60, not otherwise disabled, are
liable to the poll tax whether they
are upon the tseasurer's book or
not; that anyone can make Il COM
plant that party has faile or
refuses to pay the poll tax, and
may be rendered liable for
the collection and plenalty I'M
posed by a magistrate bef re
whom the complaint is lodged, as
In the case of any order misde-
meanor.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-10-25

Bishop |. G. Clinton has re,
turned home from holding the
37th annual session of the Tcnncs-
see conference of the a. Nj. +.
Zion Church of America which
convened at Hartman, Tenn.
the 10th inst. The Report of the
Conference IN the journal and
Tribune of Knoxville, Tenn. ,
says: ''This conference is presld-
ed over by Rt. Rev. l. {. Clin-
ton, ID. D., and the membership
is composed of some of the most
intelligent negroes of the state.
The bishop delivered his Epis-
copal address which was full of
thought and logic and filled the
members with burning zeal and Il
determination to attain to gran
der fields Of accomplishment.
The \. NJ. f. Zion church is
over one hundred and six years
old and has membership of near
ly six hundred thousand. The
church has several connectional
schools from the lower grades to
the cellege, its own publication
house and book room operated
entirely by the members of the
race
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-10-25
EDITOR AND MANAGER.
SATURDAY OCTOBER 25, 1902.

For some time rumors affect
ing the character of Rev. Barr
Harris, former paste: of the
North Rock Hill Circuit, now in
Bozeman, Montana, have been
whispered in this cummunity and
elsewhere in the State, but Rev.
S. b. Harper, former pastor of
the Rock Hill Laurel Street
Church, also in Bozeman, having
been informed of these rumors,
has written letter to Presiding
Elder II. ii. Browne ut Orange
burg, IN which he declares that
there is absolutely nothing IN the
reports, and says further:
"It was the most outrageous
case of attempted blackmail | evel
heard of. 1t is long story apt
cannot mere attempt details,
but please say to all who ask
about it that Barr is the same
faithful and consecrated man ht
has always been. He is doine
fine work at Bozcman.
The rumors affecting Mr.. Har
ris referred to his conduct with ;
young lady in Bozeman, ant
while there were many here il
his old home who could not be
lisve they were true, it will be ;
relief to his friends to have tn,
word of SO trustworthy a man a
Mr.. Harper that they are false. -
Rock Hill Herald.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-10-25
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

COUNTY OF LANCASTER,
In the Probate Court.
BY Chas. ID. Jones, Esq, Pro-
bate Judge.
WHEREAS, w. Marcus Estridge,
of said County and State, made
suit to me, to grant him letters of
Administration of the Estate of
and effects of John A. Estrihee,
deceased.
These are therefore to cite and
admonish all and singularly the
kindred and Creditors Of the said
John A. Estridge, deceased, that
they be and appear before me, in
the Court CT Probate, to be held
at Lancaster, G.. H., S. G. on the
3Oth day of October, 1902, after
publication thereof, at II o'clock
in the forenoon, to show cause, if
any they have, why the said ADJ
mlnistration should not be grant
ed.
Given under my hand and seal
this 10th day of October, Ammo
Domini, 1902.
RI, S1 CHAs. d. JONES,
Judge of Probate.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-10-25
A Young Lawyer Elopes With
13 Iear>Old Girl.
Special to / he State.

Special to The State.
Bishppvllle, Oct. 1.-On last
Saturday night an old man by
the rame of Northcut, who is the
night guard at the depot, was as
sailed by three young men and
desperately beaten and cut-one
finger was cut entirely off and an
other almost servercd. 1t was q
family feud, Northcut being step
father-in-law to these young men.
The rail roal authorities will
prosecute the case.
Joe Rhame, young lawyer of
this place, ran awaywith the 10,
year old daughter Of Levander
E.mOrc, who lives in Ionia sec
ton, and they were married last
night by Notary Public Frank
McCutchcn.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-10-25
lax Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the
II time for the payment of Town
Taxes will expire on 3lst Oct.
instant. Taxes are due and pay
able at the Office of the Town
treasurer, G. d. Jones, ESQ. The
Policemen of the Town will not
call on persons, as her etofore. for
the payment of Taxes.
After the 31st Oct, 1902, all
taxes not paid, will be collected
with costs and penalties.
II. e. WYnE,
oct. o, 1902. Mayor.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-10-25
If You Pay More

Than l charge for Watch Re.
pairing, YOU PAY TOO MUCH. If
you pay less, you don't get your
work done right. When was your
watch cleaned last. You had bet
ter have it examined now. You
may save yourself considerable
expense later. Is. &. HouGm,
Corner opposite l.. NJ. Co.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-10-25

IOH KnOU Uhut TDU are TuHiuO
When you take Groves Taste
less Chill Tonic because the form
ula is plainly printed on every bot
tie showing that it is simply Iron
and Quinine in tasteless form.
No Cure. No Pay. soc.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-10-25
Notice to Road 0VerSeerS.

All overseers whose hands have
not worked the full time required
by law will warn out their hands
at once and put the roads in good
condition before the approaching
term of court.
If this is not done l shall be
compelled to enforce the law
against those who fail.
w. Q. CAsKEY,
County Supervisor.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-10-25
SprinSStein Mills
Suffer From Fire.
Seventy Five Thousand Dollars Is
Estimated Loss to Dyeing
House, Engines and Boil.
erS.
Specia! to The State.

Chester, Oct. 23.-The Spring
stein mills sustained heavy 'oss
by fire this morning between 3
and 4 O'Clock. The fire originat-
ed in the dye room on the first
floor of the new building, just re-
Gently completed. 1t was caused
10y spontaneous combustion from
the cotton drying machine. Cot
ton on the hot steam pipes ignited
and in a twinkllng the room was
in blaze. The night watchman
was on his rounds in another part
of the mill, and ono of the fore
man had just left the drying ma,
chine moment before the fire
alarm. This new building was
an addition to the old dye house
and boiler rooms and was built
alongside the new spindle mill.
There was only a small alleyway
between them and 1T was a mar
velous escape for the entire
mill.
In an instant after the first
alarm was sounded Chief Fire
man II. 5. Heyman vas on the
ground with % of lis men hard
at work. This number was in.
creased by the full quota of fire.
men in less than 80 minutes and
the department performed most
heroic and effective duty. A fire
man was stationed in every win
dow of the spindle mill and with
brave hearts and true grit and
nerve they fought the fierce flames
back with water buckets ard hose.
The window frames were scorch-
ed and Il small spot on the roof
near the smokestack was burned,
but not a spindle nor a thread was
damaged. The engine, boilers
slasbers, bcamings. dyeing ma
chimes and a lot of piping were
totally DESTROY ed. The loss is
estimated at about S75, 900. The
mill will of necessity be closed
down for two or three months.
The work of repairing and re-
building will commence at the
earliest possible moment.
Col. Leroy Springs, the pres
ident of this mill, came over
from Lancaster this morning and
has been among the operative all
day. He is dealing. with them
most generously. The weavers
who prefer to remain in Chester
will be given their homes free of
rent for the next two months. A
night force will be put on again
at the Eureka mill and the Spring
stein spinners will be furnished
home sat usual rates out there and
their household effects will be
transported free of cost. All the
the weavers who want to leave
will be transported either to
Lancaster or Fort Mill without
charge. The mill is fully COW
cred by insurance in the Cotton
Mill Mutual. The entire output
of ginghams until May /, 1908,
was contracted for and it will
take until January l to get the
brunt district rebuilt.
A. Nj. A.
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The Best Prescription for Haiar0t
Chills and Fever is bottle of
Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic. 1t
simply Iron and Quinine and
tasteless, No Cure No Pay.
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All parties indebted to Ell
,ott g. Crawford must come for
ward and settle at once as these
papers must be closed up.
Lancaster Mercantile Co.
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That Amos Owens Affair.

The Charlotte Observer saws
that ''many letters of inquiry are
daily coming TO Col. Ii. G. Cow
les, clerk of the district court,
who was recently appointed re-
celver of the funds of the famous
Amos Owens cherry tree swim
die. These are from parties who
were defrauded of their money
through this concern and haviug
learned that II payment has been
made to Mr.. Cowles, they are
writing to learn how soon they
can expect their money to be re-
funded them"
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II \ many
Mems iats at 25c
a rta 1000
en Co. and Mems Suits 81 So 80 90 Mems
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Before buying, selling or rent :
ing, 1T Will pay you to see Il. 5.
Carter, the real estate agen
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The friends of MIR. DAVID b.
STovER announce him as a candi-
date for the office of Coroner In
the approaching general election.
If elected Mr.. Slower will reside
in the town of Lancaster.
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Rent Notice !

In my absence Mr.. l.. s. FL
lott is authorized to receipt for
oil cotton rents due Fitzpatrick &
Bro, or me as agent.
j. H. Fitzpatrick.
Oct. 8, 1902.
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g M
This signature is-on every box of the genuine
Laxative BrOmO=Q Outline Tablets
ANNOUNCEMENT.

| hereby announce myself as a
candidate in the approaching gen
eral election for the unexpired
term of the late lamented r.
Young, as Coroner of Lancaster
County.
j. MoNTGoMERY CAsKEY.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

On recent visit to New York Clty.
male arrangements by which 1 can
negotiate loans of $500 90 and upwards
on first mortgages on improved cotton
Iarins at~7 per cent interest on sums of
Sl,COO OO and over, and ler cent in.
terest on sums OF less than $1,000.
NO commission charged. only q rea.
sonable fee for abstract of title.
r. Il. WYLIE,
sept. l, l9O2-6m. Atty at Law.
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= SHnNS WE SELL THE KIND
~ 11NO THAT GIVE ENTIRE
SATISFACTION. Our
line for fall and winter are beauties and the
largest assortment in LANCASTER
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! ACK ETS.. We are showing the
correct styles,
est cloth, best material, best workmanship in
JACKETS, CAPES, FURS, COATS, ever sent
out from NEW YORK CITY
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Dress Goods.
TRIMMINGS--'

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and escurial laceS.