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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-11-04
FREDERICKSBURG. va
WHIsKEY, BRANDY. VINE

In case goods. The finest assortment
in the city. Murphy Pure Malt Whiskey;
The Eagles Rye WhisEey, 5 years old (:
the Delaware Valley Rye, 6 years old:
the |. c. u. Whiskey, 10 years old: the
AANA Monogram Old Rye; the. Triumph
Celery Rye. fine goods; Rock and Rye. the
best made; John Gibson's Sons 4 Cos.
Old Whisky, made on the Monongahela
river. In addition | still keep in stock the
other leading brands previously adver-
tised. Imported Wines and other brands
of the best on the market. With thanks
Tor your liberal patronage in the past, I
hope to merit continuance OF same. POS
Commerce st. j. T. HARRIS, at old
Racket Harris stand. =. S.-Fine line OF
Tobacco and Cigars.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-11-04

Ing I'm width and length according to
the size Of the table il is designed for.
Transfer ON it a pretty curved design
and embroider it in silk or spangles.
The design can also be painted. The
satin Is mounted on canvas to give
solidity and lined with thin sarcenet.
The whole is edged with narrow gold
cord. We next procure some white and
any colored chiffon wished and make
a ~ frill. keeping the white on top.
with which the ) is bordcrcd all round.
Tho curves Of the top and bottom are.
when the center is placed ON the table
filed in with tiny ferns i'm white china
pots. and pretty effect is obtaiued 10y
this arrangement
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-11-04

This table center makes a charming
ornament for dinner table and is
composed OF oyster white Roman satin
cut i'm the shape OF large ) and vary
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-11-04

There are various "don'ts" to be re.
membered about croquettes. Don't put
them in till the fat is hot enough. II
you do. they will break open. Don't
fry more than three at time. Don't
make them too large. Croquettes are
invariably made Of food which has
been once cooked. so they need only
heat enough to warm the mixture to
the heart. If too large. they viii brown
overmuch or have cold spot inside.
Don't fry croquettcs in a draft. They
will split open. Always reheat the fat
before irving
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p. McCracken, bro. & Go
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
GROCERS AND LIQUOR DEALERS.
otier Ten Thousand Gallons PURE RYE aud
BOURBON WHISKIES, from the following
well known distileFies. Graft & Co, OF Ohio
Boone County Distiliing Co., OF Kentucky
Monticello Distillery. OF Maryland, and W f.
Gray, of Pennsylvania
Agents for Bergner 4 Enge's Lager Beer
They also offer staple and Fancy Groceries
Agricultural Implements. Seeds, Guano. and
Cement.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-11-04

IL you wish to make everyday bread
pudding assume a holiday appearance
bake it In small custard cups. one for
each serving. Reserve the whites OF
eggs used for a meringue. put on the
top of each cup spoonful Of Jelly and
put the meringue over this. putting
back in the oven to brown.
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9Th

Ms has been our banner year and W.
nave done more business than ever before ",
have the conf ience OF the people. aud a p-oo,
OF II Il the Increase OF our trade pm.
goods, honest value and fuil measure are the
cause OF It, Our stock Is the largest puresi
ana best selected In the State, aud We car
satisfy the wants ofeverybOdy
Our Canada Rye at $500 Il the finest
medical " hiskey on the market. Farmers
Delight, Ienderloiu Rye, Kentucky Club Rye
onel Rye, all at $500 per gallon, have no
equal. Blue Ribbon, <l.9c. Apple Blossom
Sl.T5, Choice Rye 81 80. and Golden So
l.2O per gal. Apple Brandies. 50 90 and
$500, Peach, Blackberry. California. French
aud Ginger Brandies. Kidney Gin, New Eng.
tidal VIII r.n.-rr,-.,r. 80
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LIouoRs. oIaAas. aRooEp1Ea.

MIS-. j. e. Monroe.
Commerce ST., Fredericksburg, Va, keep
the largest and most varied stock ol
Wines and Liquors in the city. She can
furnish you Whiskey at prices from 81 40
to 81 per gallon. 1t includes Star A.
Kentucky Rye, Live Oak, Lord Balti-
more, King Lear, Jefferson Co. Rye, Wig
wan, Indian Hill and many Others.
Wines of every description. Apple
Brandy $3.50 to 81 per gallon. A full
line ofCigars and Tobacco, Groceries. etc.
MRS. j. +. MONROE,
313 Commerce ST.. fredericksburg, Va
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TROY NEWS.


1Fhank kawsvsse ssrviee-NasFew n.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Rriesds.
Troy. Nov. -, lNQ2.
Rsv. Il. B. Bisksly VIII ptsseh a thea. r.
In. church @ Ahoevtlle next eabbeth.
AZ =. c6rrcS Thursday ssli q. M. and at
lTp. n. In she HAptist church.
IT. Joe r. Crcaweil with his family Will
lease - nv days for Woodrun tonsks that
p'ssSs ss. s6s'f I HsnIs nSGs r.esars ean. down nom
| iCis1f f6peinGs lat wSek with II helss Of COT
tan. YHs % prcgrc9iye yo1ng nfmss.
sss s o e Z Jssd Mlsh sssa snsais ss.re ra bare
| 81 sseaped with hls wife and lttle son from
| the thifd story of the hotel THEIR experienos
Was somsshing similsr % Mr.: W: 3. Bradley
IoiSr vciuablos. tom thinks in ~ his rail-
roodin9 nothing hos 90 1p.nssyed him % this
W0nope they viii soon b o. :: egain.
There are many sympathising misnas
Eiss fsnnss WsiIace, Who died nom yellcv
Hsxico. sne bas bean In the missionary work
% SoSid snov how inssssstsd shs was in her
III HIS Gsnis cuissrtsop from Amity. Ga. is
Ispealing ny xsess here win her srano
ASoai twelve months go Mr.. J. +. White
vhils WORKING With naanhinesy va suGes ny
| q shaia lust behind hta car. Nothing Wa
k0804uk Oh u 0Okla = t0W tWOoRo n8O - sSxSe
iRiVtnT him gTees palm. DE-. Neel and Df.
/ Jenkfrs peetnfmed Q slighs operation which
! rave him only Temporary Ieliel His suffer.
Inc . insnss.ss Lmss. We trust hs VIII
oo0n BE- made we'll
~. n. Wi6oman 10 now sailing tObs0oo
Sor BEDFORD CITY, N. @. Company. Ha aapeni
/ Q nv days lasl week With Rev. =. W. Sloan
| OF GrsenviiIo. He Gays he . certainly "teed.
| ing n grsen pastnrs.,n and by chosen peo-
plS. I'll OF which he deeerves.
Nr. r r. Hlakeiy viii soon have his nouee
oorplgee6 adjourning his store.
Nj. A. q Kennedy Of Doe West was down
/ On shOrt txip last week.
Mr. NareSros AdamDon after months
/ stay IN Atlanta % home GGnln.
CSpk abc6" Rooinson wns among tho pleee'
1 snf visison . The a. r. Z, ehnroh yesterday.
p aIso Aro. Dr.. Sloan and oeha.ss
Mr.. L W. 6heppard fro1 Liberty Htll Wes
With her moshsf Ma. e. J. TngEarS last week.
IT. j. N. Dondy spsnta fsw days In AuSns.
|ie nss week With his daughter Ars. W. w.
RI. =. Hs.aricks disd OF rnuseular paralysis
| sS the homo Of his parentsin MeCormiek iast
IThuYsday.N He married Mis- Eme Caldwell o.
this place only 3 ~ yean ego.
Nj Iula Wtdaman Of Aboeville W with
|h& cousin, Miss Clara Wiceman. on Long
Cana
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IOWNDESyILLE.
Takiug In Gala Week IN Augusas-
CeatPibasiens fer OPphass - A
Havana ThaahO6iviug.

rakiug In Gala Week In Augasas-
Ceutsibasious fer OPphsas - A
seysss Thsahs8isiug.
Lowudssviiis. Q. O.. Nov. 9sth. ls0a.
MS. W. Z. Kennedy went 70 Anderson sooss
NsssS. ). q. and z. J. Huckabes made q
eusipsss trip 70 Doe West ana Donsids IN
Hsv. ana Ms. n. C. Fsnnsl vent % Augus'
| @ Tuesday, Che flrst Tetefned On Thursday.
With her sfiicted sisisr. Mn. Gilbert Ten.
N. J. ,. johnson went 70 .Menterey 70 the
scIs q y. " ASnsS.I1s Snnn.lInsnMs% MoIydsy and
III e. sS@i snd Mas Gs Z & s:.eh,ns and Mrs. Jno.
&c. Lomax. went TO Augusta Monday % os 10
sioS Oessp2sS SsSn several I dsSs i.;l ~ess
/ ~. n. NJ. Spear len Tuesday morning ana
- sbecnt for several days In Augusta, tax.
IAking In the sight and sounds OF the gals
Nn, W. o. johnson went 70 Augusta
wednesday and spent several days WIN
friends, participating in the ssyssiss OF sne
sesSnss of the much travel on ocr road
ard % scoonodate &C. the arrival Of our sven.
i6sss O. jcor dayI MOT reaching o. 'siil about
IA. J. Aru,strons went to his old homo,
si'5S MIs 4. 5. CScl.y and her two children
were among relatives a. Elbsrton for ssvsral
'1 ~. d. B. D. Barnes returned Saturday morn.
ling nom hSs St. Louis. No.. trip bringing
oishtsen mules and ak horses.
Miss EcIs Nay Kay ~. nsyaSf sR:rt nnsSs ssysia g.
Atlantis, came back 70 her home In this plses
% ~ SsseMst MsSt: wssson. vss down yesterday
md attended tho II 80 A. u. preaching ser'
NO. n tie Noshodiss Church.
Mr., q. W. SpoeI, Of Aontsrey. wes IN town
saturday, and Hfso Ethel epeef accompanied
| hor no0o % ropain some Slme
Er. e. B. Horton n improving The hltoertc
vacant los on Depot 6treet betvesn tne @
homes OF Messs. e. w. Collier and =. W:
Rarper. 70 viii be occupied % soon % IL u
anishsd by HI. B. o. FiQustt
M. Ernest Allen and his fooeher, ~.
Barry Allen speos several daye test week
amonx relatives In Anderson Couuty.
Mi9 Haltie Mann, Of Antreville, spent sne
day Friday with her cousin, NJ W. q. hooks'
purius the most of laas weak some OF the
! mem6ers Of The Presbyterian, Baptist ano
Nethodint Church IN Cur towu, nave oeon
eettine up oonsYsbutiune. tho nrst IN money,
Snd tbs other two tn moneys pfovfeions,
oIoihine "a. @ suited best The donors % eiye
\ enf IbeIY urphnna9es raDpaottvely. at Clinton,
4 0roooyooa and Columbia. These supplies
win % forwarded Tomorrow thes ehey may
raoeh their dessinati0n on or befofe Tnenks
] may So made glad on that day. Troupe.
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Masters Sale.
The State Of South Carolina,
COUNTY OF ABBEvILI.E.


Amanda A. Knox and others against z. K.
Flemming and dothers.-PartitsOn.
by AUTHORITY OF A DECREE OF SALE
By the Court OF Common Pleas for Abbeville
County. In said State. made In the above stat
Cd case, win offer for sale, at Public 0utory,
|as Abbevilie @. H.. u. C., on salesday In DE-
CEMBER (ist,) A. D., 1902. within the legal
hours Of sele the following described lsud, 70
Wit: All that tract or parcel Of land situate,
lying and being In Abbsville County. In the
State Aforesaid, containing
One Hundred and Fifty (l5O
Acres,
moro or less, and bounded ty lands OF b. l..
|Ciinkscales, ME-. Hall, R. w. Crawford and
oahers.
TERMS OF SALE-Ons.hali OF the pur.
chass money TO bs paid In cash. The balance
lon Q credit Of one year, with Interest from
day Of sale. tho credit portion 20 be secured
By bend OF che purchaser aud mortgage Of
the premises. with privilege 10 pay oil cash.
Purchaser 10 pay for papers.
L. W. PERRIN,
Master A. c., =. e.
Novenhsr 8. 1902.
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aEsERaL NEWS NOTES.

~s.sx.- ~...s "a Al ssa.pA uS,nv,
S..s..~ -. -. rr.s..ee..
SsaSR ~ Hn s,S g ~ sas
Ia vssE.
Fhe AIerssin ClxnS Curppsny has issued Z
sanS6nie rSislne ~ veeoo of its eiri employ
Z - ehGn 81 - esnt. &
-, - -, - 100000 an.
sskas&0 9 his hams ofspoplszy.
u aemuaa oousnsru MA uuanimousiy re-
ssssscsss g. Sy nsSsy ~ @e.crcs.s 81 ~ 4. a. C9,ssra. -
.res nassr be- ss,a pra.s,..lly ss..lsa and
0resnxiEs ~ - C.As,s A,. nssy' EnS
80 sMusas M - - 49,
Hsv. AaaA Ysiss Hseess sai,es @ shs
oTcn6oo e. 6Sy "A week.
I, s,.,,,..,.,s. "a Aua,.,. sy Mary John.
inS fSs pssy acoms6y.
&c.,. Il .-.-.,,.. 80. -. -. -.
a. 9 - 49, 43} ~ ssssi Is vseon ~ sosfs;nins
siSSGG No Hsss 10 sssn scasdL
a nv. b,sr uh,eh was sapssrsa nsse Desa.
ssns ihssssSosE
r. n.vy as,srsusns ,ss bssn informed
Tt Csdes Aikens yES - m3sfso ie ~. ~
@oenau game On besoxNsV W. oysnB y AN
ns0osse
wli;an 9: MaAeesy. zsysar. g ss:s I'd
e1ee IN NeH Ycek nooaneea . woman. Eho nad
Seenee0 eo1a5Iy nim I'D Mnc 20 $1,000 ~
n1e4EEGt tH11 ~ Yef.1.fnx IA I'D 0ssen-
uena had 9esaarsd hss inssnuoe o. uassyaus
80 81 - ~
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The quality and prices OF our nour will IN.
tereet the flcur buyers. Gall ana !et u sNs
vou souao priooe. A. d. Smith q GO.
Our handsome limo Of wedding and C9rist
mas prescntss are all opened up: Tne nnes'
pieces are being rapidly sold. MAKE your E M,
fections early or you may DOT got wnss y"u
want. The speed Drug 20.
II you want nice freeh candy. the best ss 1
made. Royster's and Huyiers. 60 10 fne
speed Drug Co.
We are the school book people: We may
not be able to you In any quantatee, ou5 W.
can certainly give you vaiety' speeo bfus
Co.
Cbssee. macaroai. Parched coffee. 100.
Rice. 30. Starch, soap at TeDpleIons.
A nice collection OF pictures Al Milfords
drug store.
For coughs and colds. take Milfords sy InP.
white pine and tar. For sale nj Miiiofds
drug store.
For nice stationery don't forget Miiiords .
drug store.
Make our store your hesdquartsrs when you
oome 10 the Fair. A hearty welcome aWhin
Won. @. A. Milford. The Druggist
1fyou want q good cup Of coffee 30 70 l.. i.
A r. nj. Miller and got White staf.
t,o 10 l.. T. & T. NJ. Miller and get package
OF SHREDDED wheat biscuit
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meni q skifis "a q vhioh arc going q ont
peiooa .Cal1 eariy % such eerEatne cannot
ssay VIM N "A. II. Dmith q Co.
Tvsusy.ase puenAs Mountain Ruek Wheat
n0ur @f G!M "A. u. 6mith q Co
We en- ssil you @ eood barrel Of noar for
sAOo g you Wsnf On yooR table. Cell and 80
M A. n. 6Eith q Co.
uyua min tho great DsumDas sample
saie now going On o our ssoceit W1l mean Q
No. - 5oyS yon n0s Len than IS poT oent On
eVSry aPtioio, "A. n. Smith 4 Go.
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Fresh nuts. currants. citron just In. New
raisips In o few days.
somethinx sweet and nice! Maple syrup In
one gal. and half gal. cans, quart and PIN
bottles, very fine. Also genuine Georgia
syrup.
One car jeliico coal TO arrive this week.
Hand In your order promptly.
Fresh prunes, evaporatsd apples IN I pound
packages. Amos b. Mofso.
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WEST END.
Msppsniass and Iscideats Of . weak
Aheue the City.

Hspuenlnes and Ineidenss Of . Wesh
AAo.s the City.
Mis Bsals v,san.is len The nrs. Of lss! 9
week for Cha,isston whore shs viii visit ne.
egcshes. .ky: Julins Vissnsss !, ~ snvs w,ssSs..
VIII wa nln LIZA ynasss,ass s,a IN Ssofs"'
s;s: ~ s:tSina'er ss ersnpisson e ASSs cam. over
Qroenwood saturday ana stayed unu! aon.
HAy WisA his home peopls. he lcn ASnoay
5SfHsimony Grove. Ga vhsrs ns VIZ -
usnv. % ~ WIN " 49,
III. lsons Bake len Monday ios Andss' %
iss ;ss 3 as; sSs 1nissa Dssssssss q the ooa'sa
Of - % vsSS 81 II Ei5sSsea tSs guests II Dr. and
Nh. Albert 8 4eWee.
key: ~ NcHinnoa pfeeo1SG ~ 1o"X -
hS nina. A ''
Nr. snd fra w. A. Niakies naye moved 9
their nsw home. H. ho1ee recently occupied
Ens ii,snds q as. GrUvcr Hciiinsvoesh sr'
{ns s;ck los sone ume.
Hi0 Irs0e Rooonbusg vas the Guees OF M
4; ~. sss''asassin o''sa'00a Two aas' =. !
ora ruanoSs Z. Parker spsot lase week IN
tse Slty. theGue.s q n1 nseor; non: ~ Msi5sss ~.
VI 's'' - "
~ w n pr.S,.v nss ,.euruss frou
rskS-~~~.staS rSaa -1sn~sS sHA hAa kuaAsa
nmDN1,os ztx.s W.SSs SlS ~ s -
~ T,n.sncS - csstcn Ian ruaaasy ~,
III ne..SsCs ~ ~ ~ H. ssonSsSssssy. Me;
Sssas,:scn s % Vii i s. sss 20 sasss q M. @. A
Tesly while n Andsrson. ,-s .,,,.,s
~: -; fEins9n - Si.s. ~ spsS spp,sssysssisn
g2s1ss gn,ss s.nasv ~ ~ .ss.nsns ~. PssSiSson d
e :.ps;s IsSs5s.,sl ;is sSsssfss; = s.. w.,. Mon
asy . sssiess -. ..,,,,.,
A ~ ~ ~ ~ srsss n N sss Sanxhtsr. Mrs. w
8. BSadlSy. -,
Nrs. John Brownlee aod Aie loa =
ByoWnlSe or Antreville were ths guess O
Mira John A. p1ekson. a.
N. Jamss Bradley has nesn IN the city so'
several dAyD with h6 family.
= 49, a1a An -. - ~ end Mr.
MisSi ~. OK Bssssfs 8 master mechanic q
- eSaSosr3 AZ I'M shooa.
s!.os @ sss Isss. aSssiiSir sSs sii s. s. sss sass. q
nS.~StsrS ~ tins CsaScdersdy. y
Dsx. g HsWsso of EIhasSa 'vas In tow
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CHALMERS q McDAVID,
Agents for Fire, Eifs. Accident. Bond and
Liability Insurance.
ABBEvlLLE, q. G.
July l6. 1907. II

Frssh "Monksy Candy" Velvet Molasses
candy just In. Speed Drug Co.
We have O beautiful line Of Christmas
goods opened mp. We would DO gtad to
Show you through and lay aside anything
yop select, Speed Drug Co.
The Speed Drug Co. can como pretty nlling
your orders for school books. tablets. pencils
and such like. Sry them and soc.
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n yoa vaas % Do charitable 70 yourself
vhsn yea bsgip g bay pour Xmas. soods,
Rsni hi larg0 ID this weak and see what
No VIA Do Jof yoa u shs way q goooa snd
- iias The bss assortmsnt Of xnas. goods,
vcddine pfssspss. sia. ever hfooghs 20 A1e:
~ ~ S,Iss snytsinc ID this lne, 20 q che
IA - Ses soone sxeelisnt perfumeriss
vhtoh % = making speoiel run on. The
vssy bet nakos tef me very isass mooey'
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Work baskets, lunch baskets. oi every 10
sign at Milinrd's drug store.
Mirrors and Photograph frames OF all kinds
Mt Milford's drug store.
school books at commission prices nj MIL
lords drug store.
ANYTHING In the drug line can be had NJ
MiIfurcs Drug store. Phone lU.
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Como and sss % for anything.
w. d. BeSksdAlD.
II you want pure Drugs put In year pre
socosfsiely, ssnd tsom socpk Dr. Geo. Pso-
nav and will do it 70 your assialaetlOn.
Nighe calls No. a g. a. Niliord. the DRUG.
RfSf Phone lO7.
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Masters Sale.
The State Of South Carolina,
COUNTY OF ABBEvILLE. D..

The State OF South Cafo1na,
COUNTY OF ABBEvILLE. q.
couRr or COMMON PLEAS.
4. d. Kay and others. Plaintiff, against Mary
G. Msstsrs and others. Deiendsn ts.-Psr.
ution.
DY AUrHoRITY OF A DECREE OF SALE
BY the Court Of Common Pleas Tor AooeSii'e
County, 10 said state, made 10 the above stat
ed case, will ofYer for sale. st Public Ouicry.
at Abbeville @. H., q. C.. on saiesday 10 DE.
CEMBER (lsth A. d. 1907. within the legal
hours Of sale the following described land, 70
Wit: All that tract or parcel Of land situate
lying and being In Abbesille County, IN the
state Aforesaid. containing
-Four Hundred and Ninety (4SO)
Acres,
moro or les, in four tracts. described - fol-
lows:
Tract No. l, containing ..
One Hundred and Sixty [l6O
Acres,
more or iess, and bounded by lands OF Estate
\ OF Jsmea Hodge, John e. Brovnlee. Geo Har.
ris and Tract No. q
Tract No. 2, Containing
One Hundred and Thirty QS0)
Acres,
more or less, and bounded BY Tract No. !.
George Harris, Tracts No. 8 and 4. and Hoks
Taylor or Hodge Place.
Tract No. ., containing
Eighty 600 Acres,
more or Iess. and bounded By Trsot No. .. e.
lis land, J. William Burriss and Tract No.
Tract No. 4. containing
One Hundred and Twenty 120)
Acres,
ipore or len, and bounded By lands Of Nc
Clellan Hodge. Tmos No. .. Tract No. 8, j
William Burris.
Pints are now In the Masters oflica
TERMS OF SALE-One-hslf cash, and the
balance On credit Of twelve months with In
tsrsst nom the day Of sale. secured by bond
OF the purchaser or purchasers and mort
| gage OF mortgages Of eheh the premises, with
leave 70 the purchaser or purchasers 70 pay
all cash. Purchaser TO pay for papers.
L. w. PERRIN.
Master A. G. q. c.
Noyember 9, Iso2.
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Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL
~ creditors OF VI. 2, Campbell. deceased. 70
:. .npsar and proye before me on or before the
ard day OF Decembe' proxiuo. the claims
sgu,nsi the estate of B. n. Campbell, or be
barred Of any claim "a the funds IN my nanos'
NV lu lar, 81 Master A. c.. y. Z.
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Dr.. rser,vsa, =, Ises.rs.

Ds. 1hecswsll 10 Lecture.
On nsxt Tpss6ny svsnins. Dr.. Th0rnwsil. Q
sFSthisais." n tho Court Hocss. -
HI Seoenro VIII b fteo. Instructive and On.
teEsaintngs and . 70 rare opportunity which
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-10-02
He BROKE The BANK
.SKAGWAY HAS EXPERIENCE
WITH BOMB ThROWER
EoBeER WAS ONLY MAN KILLED.
INTERIOR OF BANK SKATER.
ED - HE WANTED
$4,000.

Victoria, b. c., Sept. 90 Steamer
Amur which reached port mt noon yes
terday from Skagway, left there soon
after the Bank OF Commerce at the
Gateway City had been blown up by
would-be robber, who demanded
twenty thousand dollars from the cash.
Ter. and brings full details of the trag.
edy. which involved the death of the
Eold.up man and the destruction OF the
bank, as well as the loss of much
money. which was scattered and torn
by the shock. About five minutes to
o'clock on Monday afternoon, Messrs
Pooley, of Victoria, and Wallace, the
cashier, who were in charge of the
bank during the absence OF Mr.. Lay,
the manager, who was on a vacation,
were checking up the accounts of the
day, preparatory to closing, when a
man about 40 years of age, and with
about three weeks growth OF beard,
and SLOUGH hat, well drawn over his
forehead, entered the bank. After
pulling his hat further down over his
forehead, he walked over to the cash
ier's wicket, where Mr.. Wallace was
standing, and pointed 44-caliber bull
dog revolver at the head of the cash
Ter. At the same time he showed Wal
lace q dynamite bomb, and said: DO
you see this? Well, If you do not give
me twenty thousand dollars, | will
blow up the bank" Wallace promptly
ducked below the fixture, and rushed
out OF the back door, calling to Mr.
Pooley to jump behind the large safe
door, which was swung back at the
time. Pooley had just managed to got
behind the big safe door, when a loud
explosion shook everything and wreck
ed the interior of the bank completely.
The noise of the explosion was heard
throughout the business portion of
SKagway.
Just a few seconds before the ex'
plosion, John G.. Price, prominent
Skagway barrister, stepped into the
bank with $3.50 to deposit, and the
shock knocked him down and scatter
ed his money broadcast He was just
outside the building and his Injuries
were not serious.
A number Of people hurried to the
scene, and Lawrence Dillon, the first
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-10-02
REGISTER EARLY.
BRET HARTE's iRREsPoNsI.
BILITY.
boston Herald. /

boston Herald
The biographer of Bret Harte. who
knew OF tn movements of this bril-
liant literary genius intimately, is
quoted as having written of his COM
plete neglect Of the duties of his Con-
sulate at Glasgow. to which he was ap-
pointed as a tribute to literature by
President Garfield. Mr.. Harte prefer
red to live elsewhere than in Glasgow,
and so absented himself for months at
a time from his Office. When Presi-
dent Cleveland came into power he Of
fered the place to Frances H. Under
wood, of this city. Mr.. Underwood
said at he at first was disposed to de-
cline 1t, because he was reluctant to
take the place away from a brother
litterateur, but having learned that 1t
was necessary to remove Mr.. Harte, as
he was utterly neglectful of his duties
as Consul, Mr.. Underwood took the
place, and found himself very much at
home in Glasgow society.