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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-01-16

Mrs. John Morgan, MIR. and Mrs. chas.
Richards, Mr.. and Mrs. Giles Decker,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Llewellyn, Mr.. ana
Mrs. David Llewellyn, AR. and Mrs.
Edward weeden, Mr.. and Mrs. b. WAL
bra, Mr.. and Mrs. II. M. simons, Mr..
and Mrs. c. d. Gale, Mr.. and Mrs. r..
r. Roberts, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Price, Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Thomas,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Thomas, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Henry Evans, MIR. and Mrs. Henry
Kitchens, Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin
Amos, Misses Gertrude Morgans, Grace
Daniels, NJ. Swartz, Margaret Minne-
han, Adelne Evans, Evan Thomas,
Daniel Davis and Arthur Williams.
Thomas j. Price was married yester-
day morning to Miss Elizabeth White,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. +. j. White,
of Archibald. The ceremony was per-
formed in st. Thomas church, Arch
bald, at 8 o'clock. by Rev. Il. j. Conner
ford, in the presence of large gather
ing OF friends.
The bride was attired in a coffee
colored gown trimmed with applique
and cream chiffon, and carried a hand
some prayer book. She was attended
by Miss Agnes Boland, OF this city,
while the groomsman was brother OF
the groom. p. J. Price.
Mrs Price is an estimable young
woman, who has been a teacher in the
public schools in Archibald. and her
husband is progressive young busl-
ness man. After q wedding tour In the
east, the newly married couple will re-
side in Archibald.
william Davis. of Clifford, is visiting West
Scranton friends.
Mrs. Floyd Hebcrling, of Kingston is visiting
her relatives in town.
Mrs. Albert De Follct, OF Brooklyn, y. V, is
visiting friends in the city.
W. G.. fassold, of the firm of Jacobs & Fassold,
left this morning for Baltimore on a business trip.
William McDonough, Of Woshburn street, is
spending a few days with friends in Wilkes.Barre.
David James, Of West Locust street, is attend-
ing the Mine Workers convention in Wilkes
Barre.
Mrs. Robertson, Of North Rebecca avenue, has
returned home IRON visit with her daughter,
Mrs. Thomas Anthony, OF Buffalo, who is ill.,
George W. Napc, engineer on the Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western railroad, left on the
lilo train last night for Buffalo to visit Mr..
and Mrs. William Moscr.
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WHAT MAcAuLAY SAID.

Wilkes.Bafro. And from wilkcs.Bdrrc | went
back to Harrisburg.
WhAl MACAubAh SAlD'
When asked if at any time Macau-
law had said ANYTHING TO him about
dealings with lnwvers who vero resi-
,,a,,, nr s,ora,ton Ntoreha,i ons,,.arad.
oh, ne saiu, Wnen Tic tMacaulay) hisC
came down nero, that ne went 10 hr'n
OF lawyers ny tue name OF walker
iiili, but that now they were deod sore
on NM because tney had started sehslne
Of tins Kind once TO blacknail or to get money
he did not use the word biackmail-to get money
out OF the concern ana mat they uid not nave
sense enough TO WORK IL risht ana that they iost
money OUT OF ~ anu now 'hat because nc WIS
coming aohs thuF saw no" suong h's sthe'"e
was mat they were sore on nm and that thoy
also nau charter Wihch nau pee' bought UP Wy
the scranton people, unu that ne telegfapheu
them not to bring this hearing again to reopen
or set aside the decision oil the Judge winch hau
awarded inc eharter 10 tnenn OF 10 'hc Ihlerh"
,iohai ieN'pook company DuI ti't nc telcg'apneu
the'n hot W pilhg '''iS su't' V'o. 'iieF N.e" 90
mueh that they went ancau anu zone H. ne
saiu tpe pace ior '"e''' 10 nave uo"e t'l was i'
peiaWare, Whefe 'he cn"r'er was iss"eu' anu "e
saiu tnat tnc'e was "iso anot'er man he'c Wy
inc name OF "tanOS' whom NC hau nou sumo
dealings with and now mat walker MI were
deau sore, Deeause nc saw ,hat 'ney WelG p's.,
,i"gus h'sus, nnu '.a. nc was pay'"s Ms
iey' ana ,h'c .nvy Wert ,o' s.eN ei'o,su W se'
cent OUT ot NM .hat he nau sishvu un ast'u,
h'eht tnae they were 10 re,c.ye % twenty smart, VI y,
STOCK tor procuring 'ne enut'o', anu noM as ,aas
,ney "'ntcu ~ e'".n '"ue '"ey Me'e m..,,. nv
twenty shNcs OF STOCK was gwen TO Noincr
I'M TO get te sisncis 70 siei 'he cI.i'e,' ~ ",
eharter III lNe s'ute o' I'n''Sy N"l'l 'ne'e ,',"
10 nc TWO or 'noie 'e''acnIs 'oa' s's"I" w. ''"'
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LETTER FROM
WALKER 6 HILL
SAY THEY WERE PLACED IN A
FALSE LIGHT.

Take Exception to the Report
Printed in The Tribune, Tuesday,
Of the Macaulay Hearing Before
Alderman Kasson - A Transcript
Of the stenographer's Notes of the
Testimony Referred to by Walker
& Hill Is Presented as The Tri-
bune's Answer to the Letter.
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is REELECTED MANAGER.
A. G. Thomson Continued at Head
of Car Service Association.

The annual meeting of the Northeast
ern Pennsylvania Car Service associa-
ton was held yesterday at its head
quarters In the Commonwealth build
ing.
\. G. Thomson was re-elected man-
ager, and Il, NJ, Rine, of the Lacka-
wanna, and j. NJ. Davis, of the Erie,
auditors,
Those present besides the three mem
toned were W. b. McCaleb, of sun
bury, representing the Pennsylvania
company, and 4. o. Cole car account.
ant Of the Erie. The other companies
were represented by proxies.
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maries. nrovidinr that the return
iua,o, ara,, ~ Voted fnr 90 such In.
80 s -, 49,. .s,,,taotn e,r ,,igIi-
s'V"" ". pei"ts wy s,,s ,
urce VINO receives the n,snso' 80, 49,
strikinB out tnat part VI tnc iu'vS
winch allowed candidates 10 get speci-
men ballots preceding the primary cleo
ton: specifying that the only expenses
I'm connection with n urinary election
,,tio,,nbin ,,.t,, bo co, nri,tin, ballots
s,,, .I,te. ,,.,,o,, fan ,i,,,rihvt,,, hal
~, V'i',o. "oNNo' ~. 80 .,,., n,,,o
.o.s d,iu iOl rem VI poii'nS -, ~
intention Oh inns chahge is W haNe 'i'e
work In connection WIFI primary
elections done entirely by volunteers
An amendment introduced by Hon.
John IT, Fellows was nlso adopted. 1T
proIdps that nm amendment TO the
r,ia, ,,,,.t ho ,,rason,,a i, ,vr,,,,o and
-, -, g., - ~ -. -, ,,,,,,,.i,,,,i
i"'u o'Ni t'i o's sN"' ',t"'' " ~
anu ,"ci hiuSt haNe t"o-'iiius No'e
oL al 'he return Judges eiecteu W ST.
cure It's adoption.
At this point Mr. Morris was for
mally declared the nominee of the par
tv and following this the resolu tions
yara rand bv Chairman Drown and
oaonto1 ri,o,, rn,,n,,..
THE RESOLUTIONS.
Tho Rcnuhlir,na ~ ihn city ~ Scr,utou In pou.
ro,,l,, as.o,,,,,oJ hor.h,, ,o,,err, u,ir ,hdin,,
f,iti, IN ,he cnrdu,I u,incInlcs NJ tb, Repuh.
lirnn marty
Wr contrrntulotc t,,o nson,. of thp notinn unou
tbc prrpt n,,as,r, ot nrosr.rltv ,ybirh nur conn.
trv now enloys ard witch may in n large dc.
prcc bc attri,utcd to tbe ,y!sinn bisnlay.J by 4
Rcpublicau ronpross nnd 4 Rruublir,n nrpsidcnt
Wc tcplor, thc unt,nalv Ipnth A.; .ur litc
hcl,vod nrcs,drnt William, NcKipiav bv tho foui
hnnd ,t nm pssnssIn hut ,t Tho same tnic ,,c &c.
iooo thot an an ,ri.o ,,J bns urnyidenti,Il,
.c,rcd for thc ,mc,ic,n rcnn,o hv r,tsinp mn !,
vI,oo,,,r, po,.orolt 10 ,,L, bIs ,l,c,
Wo donIoro Tho scandal, connccird with tha
,,st .ogoion =, ,,,r u,,tn iori,io,,ro n,l 900 I'm.
,,,,;nodiy ,ondo,ur ,,o rntoro,,s n,inncr,, b;ll
,v vhici, tho o,;or n,,oistr,,os of uron oros+
citics worn o,,strd from, tho ofacos IN which ,hcv
had hnon ,o,,,,larI,. nIonind H., thn nonnio AMI
,hc. nI,nos Hliod i, otI,crs ot t,o d;ctntinn n,
.,loss ), -
~, condemn t,,c "trolIrv cr,b, biI and all
other IKE measures INTENDED TO eh'leh favored
surh octs 10 br m.rcnullic,n and vicious and
tending to bring disgrace upon any party rcspon.
siblc for their enactment
Believing that character and fitness for public
Office rather ihan length OF purse should ne
that assessments which preclude any one desiring
TO come before the people from registering as
candidate must not hereafter he made ana assert
that the great mass of our Republican voters de-
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Continued on Page 81
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EVAN r. MORRIS.
Republican Candidate Has Qualifi-
cations That Peculiarly Fit Him
for Office of City Controller.

Evan r. Morris, the Republican cam
didate for city controller, has had a
proper training for that Office, if any
man in the city has. For nearly twenty
consecutive years he has held the POSI-
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EVAN r. MORRIS
is NOMINATED
CONVENTION OF THE RETURN
JUDGES HELD YESTERDAY.

Hon. James Moir Was Chairman of
the Meeting, Which Adopted Reso-
lutions condemning the Ripper Bill
and the Trolley Grab--Contests
from the Fifth and Fifteenth Wards
Furnished Some Excitement--Nu
ber Of Important Changes Made in
Rules--vigilance Committees.
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Scranton, Pa, Jan. II.

Below we give a transcript of the
stenographer' notes Of the testimony
of Detective S. L. Marshall with refer
ences to Messrs. Hill, Walker and
Grambs, taken before Alderman Kas-
son at the hearing of Macaulay on Mon
day. 1t is a complete answer to the
complaint contained in the letter ol
Walker 6 Hill.
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VIGILANCE COMMITTEES.

committees returned yesterday as hay
ing been elected Monday. The first
name mentioned in each case is that of
the return judge. The list follows:
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Second district-F. NJ. Kochlcr, r. Shepard,
Charles Raines.
Third district--,T. S. Droun, j. W. Sliebel, ir.,
r. NJ Walker
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ton of assistant city clerk and in that
period has acquired n knowledge of the
details of the municipal government of
this city that is eQualed only by that
of Martin T. Lavelle, the city clerk. In
fact, Mr.. Norris is q second edition of
Mr.. Lavelle himself, and the compre-
hensive grasp he has of matters con-
cerning the municipality is little short
of marvellous. He is u splendid book
keeper and this fact, coupled with his
untiring industry and high-minded con-
ception OF public duty, produces Il COM
binaton of qualities that are seldom
met with in a candidate.
Mr.. Morris has lived in Scranton ever
since he was child, and is resident
of the Second ward, where he has long
been recognized as Republican worker
of unquestioned fealty and devotion to
the principles of that party. He is n
past master of Hiram lodge, Free and
Accepted Masons, and is also promi-
nent member of the knights of Pythias
and Improved Order of Heptasophs.
To the South via New Jersey Central.
The New Jersey Central railroad is
the only line Offering Pullman service
to winter resorts in the South and the
Charleston exposition, with but one
change of cars.
Lowest rates and quickest time. Pull
man reservations secured and baggage
checked through. Inquire of j. S.
Swisher, district passenger agent COZ
West Lackawanna avenue, Scranton. ~
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THE seer OF long
LIFE

Consists in keeping all the main
organs of the body in healthy,
regular action, and in quickly
destroying deadly disease germs.
Electric Bitters regulate Stomach,
Liver and Kidneys, purify the
blood, and give splendid appc-
tite. They work wonders in cur
ing Kidney Troubles, Female
Complaints, Nervous Diseases,
Constipation, Dyspepsia, and
Malaria Vigorous health md
strength always follow their use.
Only SOC, guaranteed by Craw-
ford Bros, j. +. Mackey & Co.,
druggists.
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Legislature Meets.

Special to Greenville News.
Columbia, S. c., Jan. If
After the organization of tho
General Assembly was effected
today the governors message was
read.
Speaker Stevenson, in address
ing the House, said in part:
Since adjournment it has been
finally settled that the county
governments of most counties arc
only defective governments; that
the laws establishing them are in
violation of the constitution and
that one of the first acts establish
ed should be a general county
government act.
He said that now jury bill was
necessary and that the laws re-
garding trusts, railroad legislation
and child labor in the mills need
ed immediate attention.
Governor McSweeney returned
today to the House the anti-free
pass bill without his signature,
thus vetoing the act. A vote for
passing the hill over the governors 8
veto stood sd in favor of the bill
aud 3s for vetoing. In wa.
necessary to have a two-thirds
vote of the whole house, S3, and
thus the bill stands vetoed
The Governor also vetoed a bill
concerning a school district in
Anderson. He gave for his rea-
son for vetoing it that the act was
unconstitutional.
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TRESpASS NOTICE !!

All persons are hereby warned
not to trespass by walking, riding,
hunting, cutting wood or trespass-
ing in anyway on the lands of the
undersigned, two miles West of
town, known as the "Jasper Gun.
ningham" and "Chafee" places.
bounded bv the public road, lands
Of D.. A. Williams, j. ). Funde,.
burk, Leroy Springs, w. j. Cnn>
ningham and others. Also on nv
place known as the j. p. Hunter
lands, two miles South of town,
bounded by j. l.. Tillman, w. A.
Howell, the public road, and
others.
The law will be rigidiy enforced
against any and all persons disre>
garding this notice.
w. b. PLYLER.
Nov. 81, 1901.
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Cleaned uD the Lot.
HOw's THIsY

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any care of Ia, arrh that cans
not be cured by Halls Cata. III Cu.s
CHENEY & co, Props. To-
ledo, o
We tho undersigned have Known
FJ Shen-y FIR the last Is years, and
believe, him. ne rlectiy honorable in a.l
Oustbsss transActioIis aud financially v
able TO carry out any Obligations made
by their firm
WEST a fkUAx. Wholesale Druggist.
Toledo, y.
WALDING RINNAN tS MARVIN
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo. o,
Halls Catarrh cure il taken in,
rnaily, aeting dire city upon the blood
And>mucOub surfaces of the SYSTEM.
Price, 75c. per bottle. sold by all
Druvgists, Testimonials free.
Hairs Famil' Pi,is sra the heat
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Use Of Passes is
Still Prohibited.
Governor Vetoes tho Act and
house Sustains Him-Gover
nor Fully Sets Forth His
Reasons.
The State, 18th inst.

The State, 18th inst.
The governors message vetoing
the act repeating the anti free
pass act presented yesterday reads
as follows:
To tho Speaker and Members of
the House of Representatives:
l beg to return to you without
my approval act No. 129 to Gre
peal an act entitled an act to pre-
vent the use of free pass, ex-
press or telegraph frank on>any
railroad by any U. S. Senator or
member Of congress from this
State, or by any member of ,he
general assembly Of this State, or
by any State or county official,
or by any judge OF u court of
record In this State. Approved
Decsm Der %, A. d. 1901"
This act was passed at your last
session, but was not ratified and
turned over t. u. until the last
day of the session and, therefore,
could receive no consideration
until after your adjournment.
The act which the ono und- l.
consideration purpOrts to repeal
was passed in response to popu-
lar demand to remove the Isgis-
lator and the official, rs far as
possible, from corporate power and
influence. 1t was not entirely a
factional measure, though enacted
during the time when factional
feeling ran high. 1t had the sup
port of member. of all factions at
that time and was enacted for the
public veal. l do not know of
any demand or any good reason
why it should bs repealed, and
have therefore withheld my ap-
proval from the act repeating it..
The system of distributing free
passes by railroads among the
Nom bsrs of the Legislature and
other officials before this act was
passed prohibiting it was pernl.
cious, and while | would net for
. moment be understood as say
ng or intimatlng that any legis
later or other official, State or
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Dads Way.

Just because he says. God bless 'em,
They were made to make q noise!"
People say that dads psculiar
In bringing up hiS boys
They dom. understand hoy nature,
Tnaps The tr 'ubie!" dad SAYS he.
" Reckon that they've quite forgotten
All about the used Lo-be.
Nv hen my boys breat lose and holler
l break loose aud holler, too,
Just to-aow they 10 NJ different
From the Way we used to do.
When they want to 70 swimming,
l fnd time to go along;
Saow 'em how to dive ID side. stroke
What is right aud what is wrong.
Take 'em fishing and out hunting
JOIN 'en in game of bail,
Teach 'em how 10 tiud tie musk rat
Aud To know the piover's call.
Laugh al all thsir lrifiIng mishaps.
Let them augh in turn at me-;
Take their nare, from jumpi.g fences
Round to sulnn Dg up q tree
$50 we're lily boon companions.
Best Of rhums my boys aud me.
Bond between US can't be broken;
Triple woven!'-dad, says he,
"Bett,r lead boy tnau drive him;
Irs by far the be tor plan.
Then you need not fear tn future
When he grows to be mau."
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Thousand for Exposition.

Ninety Thousand for Exposition.
Washington, Jan. 15.-Ths
house today pasAed the pension
appropriation bill which has been
under discussion for three days
and then adjourned until Sstur-
day. The resolution prepared by
the special committee on the Nc
Kinlsy memorial exercises pre-
viding an address by Secretary of
State John Hay in the hall Of
Representatives February 27, was
adopted.
Mr.. Moody Of Massachusetts,
presented a joint resolution to
appropriate 100000 to pay the
expenses incurred by the West
Indian and South Carolina Inter
State exposition at Charlsston, S.
c., in connection with the gov
eminent exhibit at Charleston.
Mr.. Elicit OF South Carolina
made . strong plea for the pass
age Of the resolution.
Mr.. Moody pledged himself that
with the adoption of the pending
resolution the governments OK.
penss in connection with the
Charleston exposition would cease.
The resolution was passed.
Sducate Ysur Bowels with Casoarets.
Candy Cathartto, cure constipation forever
A-HN
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Having closed our business run
by Elliott & Crawford, all parties
indebted to them will find their
nstes and accouHts at our Office.
We have moved sll their buggies,
wagons, ETC., to our stables. Re
member the celebrated Colum bis
Buggy and Mitchell Wagon. This
business is nov closed up and all
parties indebted to them must
sttls, as We cannot carry them.
Lancaster Mercantile Company.
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General Assembly,
South Carolina Legislators Hard
at v ork.

Special to Greenville News.
Columbia, S c., Jan. b.
The ley islaters are not wasting
time in getting down to work. The
House did a good mornings
work today.
Tho Dodd bill for the preven-
ton of the sale of cigarette papers
was killed after some anle argu-
ments. The redistricting bill,
were brought up and it was de-
cided to put them on the calendar
for January %.
Mr.. johnson of Fairfield offer
cd a resolution, giving Schley the
credit he deserves for the Santiago
victory.
Mr. Efird introduced re.olu-
ton looking towards a biennial
session of the legislature.
A Claim Against the Wallace
Shows Satisfactorily Settled.
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GeffIH1Gy
7hiEHp

is all right, if you are too fat
and all wrong, if too thin alread,.
Fat, enough for your habit, :.
healthy; little more, or less, Is
TO great harm. Too fat, consul:
G. doctor; too thin, persistently
thin, no matter what cause, take
SCOTS Emulsion of Cod Liver
Gil.
There are many causes Of get
ting too thin; they all come
under these two heads: over
work and under-digestion.
Stop over-work, if you can;
bus, whether you can or not,
take Scott's Emulsion of Cod
Liver Oil, to balance yourself
with your work. You can't live
on it-true--but, by it, you
can. There's limit, however;
you'll pay for it.
SCOTS Emulsion of Cod Liver
Oil is the readiest cure for
"can't eat" unless it comes Of
your doing no work--you can't
long be we'll and strong, without
some sort'of activity.
The genuine has - n
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this picture on iC, EAAA
take no other. &NSM
IL you have not S lSW
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free SANG pie, its "a dVHS Tlks
greeable taste will yNMTIk
surprise you. lW}lD
SCOTT g. BOVINE ~Il Tx
Che emiStS, ~slY
400 Pearl Street, sGs
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SOC. and Sl.OO; all drr~r'sr-,
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90 suits is very simple "estruck Jew that
1--WE osPpehed TO have It, rs odd worth
your choice for 50 so. Two lots all fns c
est AMI reliable at 81 90 In pants for w have
IA great lne Our for little r;ccs
very cheap. ~ " I''
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Special to The Observer.

special to Inc Observer.
Spartanburg, S. c., Jan. 15.-
Mr.. j. O. rolbert, claims agent
and adjuster for the b. E. Wal
lace Shows has been in the city
several days, settling a litigation
between his shows and Mr.. Jesse
Brady, for $4,000 damages. Last
fall when the show was here, Eva
Brady's nins-year-old daughter,
was badly injured by Being struck
by a circus wagon tongue while
unloading at the depot The
terms upon which a compromise
was adjusted were the payment
Of $500 by Mr.. To]bert and
medical expenses Of the little
girl.
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On. Miles NH9vn PLAsrHRs cure RH BUMA-
ct6A WEAK BACKS. At druggists, only 25e.
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The one Day Geld cure.
Fer soiA In the hsaA anA ssse threst use La
asArs Chse.aasss LAxsafvs Qsaniss. ~ "oas
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Educate Ysur Bowels With Casosrets.
Candy Catharttc, cure constipation forever.
-. 10. II G. G. @. tau. druggists refund menas.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-01-18
Our Millinery Depart
ment Rushed with Ord or@

H. ne success of opening shown by pin up
L wo mllners cant keep with them rknf
yood delighted at the nable prices wcl selling
class millinery this Bargain shoe began week
out 4oo pairs Ladies fine shoes ranging prices 81
Sz oo VIII be closed IS g~r line. Of
lade hne shoes to select from thc mpe shoe Queen
Quay at " 90, 81 so S3 co. Just picked up sample lot mons
pants 6o cents on the dollar headquarters
goods Come for the best O fevery
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-01-18
New Style Jackets, Cam

Jackets are he popular gar"ents this have .
elegant line in correct le gs. We NO the , '
u ever brought to this market. ices range from IL 10 Is
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A Claim Against the Wallace
Shows Satisfactorily Settled.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-03-19
THE SAME OLD SOUTH.

They tell US now that it is the new
south, but the same old blood runs in
the veins of these old veterans and the
same old spirit heaves their bosoms
and flashes their eyes the same old
soldiers who welded the musket long
ago are nursing their grand chrildren
on their knees, and teaching them the
same old lessons of honor and truth,
and the same old love of liberty.
The hooking birds sing the same old
songs in the same old trees and the
same old brooks leap and laugh merrily
down the same old hollows. We till
the same old fields and drink in the
same old springs and climb among the
same old rocks and fish in the same
old streams. 1t is the same old south
and we are the same old southern peo-
ple.-Bob Taylor.