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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1902-09-17

Our buyer has returned from market
and has purchased the largest and
most up-to-dato line of hcuse-furnish-
ing goods ver brought to Laurens. We
WI appreciate q visit from you this
iall. AT II store you are always well
coined.
g. M. 81 T.. III. Wilkes.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1902-09-17

Shoes for everybody. Good SOLID
leather for winter. Prices right.
j. E. Minter & Bro.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1902-09-17

For Rrsr-Two nice large double
Offices. See DR.. Dial.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-04
H0N0RED ADMIRAL SCHLEY
TIE TABERNACLE RECEPTION WAS
THE GREATEST ON PROGRAM.
TWO Companies OF Confederate Veterans
in the Uniform Of CLOS Were
Present en- the Occasion.

Nashville, Tenn, February 3.-rhis was
Admiral slhlcys busy day ln Nashville.
d. marked the close OF his visit as be-
leaves early tomorrow morning and clu.
2vus, public and private WEED with cacn
other in doing honor 90 hm and his sra
cious wife Demands on taeir time came
thlck and fast ccasiug ouly at late aour
tonight whom thc reception iu their honor
at the University club came 10 au end
Huedy stated tho days program was 40
follows A morning ylsj, TO the University
OF Nashville and Peabody Normal college
au inspection az relics Of President Jauias
X. Polk at the residence Of Mics George
W. Fall great public reception at l0"
Tabernacle, dinner with Major aud Mrs
H. n. Stablmou at their residence and
brilliant reception at tho University club
Al the University ~ Nashville and Hpa-
body normal tho visitors wore welcomed hv
tue chauCelior, N-GrNrrner James II. foF
ter and conducted Jn the chapel where the
students were assembled The college sell
greeted tuolr appearance. aud. after chan
,eilor porterS utroductiou dWlUE whites
he presented the university color, tu nin
guests. The admiral spoke briefly
After receiving the members az the State
democratic committee 40 his hotel az noon
Governor McMihn introducing thcn Ad
miral and Mrs Schiller nnched 90 the Fan
treasures 90 the Polk family and thea came
The crowning event ~ thrir Stay iu Sash
WILLIE the Tabernacle reception it WAS
perhaps the greatest public ana general
demonstration ever seen iu Nashville con
me platform were seated members ~ he
several committees and tho invited guests
~ the association la the front VI the plat
form, At one side Wrrc the ouir two com
pBnies OF Confederate veterans IN tho Unit
ca states who dress Just as they did ia
1861. ON the other side were the wives and
daughters of members az the Retail Mer
chants association, and al the rear was the
great public Ia the gallery were the prct-
lily uniformed girls from local scminarles
hundreds OF school children from the pub
He schools and thousands OF citizens
When the admiral and his party arrived
the vast crowd arose 10 shout us welcome.
while the baud played Hail 10 the CniefH
AZ the party were seated the music
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-04
TEXAS

Members % thc legislative Investigating
committee SIRE not satisfied with the way
the work assigned the committee is appor
toned and performed.
The commission created for the purpose
II locating the girls Industrial school be-.
gan its session for that purpose yesterday
al Austin.
Judge Y. W. Gruhhs opened hia cam
paign for governor in q speech at san
Antonio
The people Of Galveston county are e.
vote on the issuance az SLJpo.OyO in bonds
20 build a sea wall.
number Or orders ia building and loan
receivcrship eases were made by Referee
Burnett at Galveston.
Mrs. John Loggius. OF Hampstead wa
fatally burned.
The supreme court has decided that th.
contested insurance policy ON the NE ~.
Richard lord belonged 20 his sister
A number Of discharges in hnnkupte,
were granted by the Federal court at Fort
worth.
A further stifeninc in the price Of gush-
ers noted at Beaumont.
oil shipments Tor January showed q MS
ferial increase over those for December.
The grand lodge OF Odd Fellows is In
session at San Antonio.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-04
ODD FELLOWS OF TEXAS.
THE ANNUAL SESSION OF THF
GRAND LODGE.
Officers Elect We're Installed and the
Eneampment and Rebekahs Held
Elections.

san A"''ni" Texas. February 8-Tba
HF'Nu lodge OF Texas Independent order ,f
va" fr'."NS. u't iu animal session in lbt.
GUY 'o'ay ANA was called tn order 10,
h''l h"Y'n nan at p. M 10y Grand Nastor
't'.sF j. STretor Of Waco Tho Attend
'n'' is as large as at any former me,fip.
OF 'ue grand lodge aud The meeting prom.
'seS .' hr on" ot much interest ON account
OF line consideration " "a propositi,u to
adopt an iunewnt system tor the Grand
''"-'' permitting it 20 meet an different
places eacb year. instead OF maintainine A
home al Dallas
At the session today Of the eucampncp-
! thc officers elected last year were i'm
stalled. New officers NJ the cncampmeut
=" serve next year were elected as fol.
. lows Harry Eels grand patriarch. j. w
h''he' grand high priest j. q Gosset.
grand senior warden. ". G. Robertson.
~'''9 Junior Nardcui Charles l.. Seuor.
t.ana SINAI T. Porter, grand treasure,
'' Hotter grand representative TO tho
'aLsfe' Sl grand enclmnu,cnt.
Nh" Bchek-bs met In ne forepoop and
,t,N'9 ia' REPORTS OF officers fhe he
gittS showed tbc assembly 70 be in q
i,sg.. Sa,lsia't"ly condition Ntteen new
us'7 AaNns been organized during the
~" ot1ecrs we're elected as follows.
s, f NJ, u WHc}. president. Mrs NJ h.
oal.u' VIC. president, Mrs L. r. LITTER.
warden; Mrs J. u. Alexander. santr, .
Nrs ,. koescy. treasurer: Mrs H.
I gG", member of the advisory board
at 'he mcriiug Of HE grand lodge re.
Z ports OF grand officers we're read when
4,nned ali the lime OF the afternoon ses.
aegt the Installation OF mo new officers
ni,,t3' ~ lht last grand lodge meeting 10,
rlfai tlr election az officers h serve newt
W., .f Maa ralered on. but the results were
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-04
HOUSTON.

Mayer woolfor6 submitted 70 the coun.
ell his annual message and budget for
1907.
The council Instructed the engineer and
board OF public works TO order the streets
narrowed, that are now under contract for
paving.
Bids are to be solicited for the building
Of new market and city hall.
Three State conyicts made their escape
out Of the city prison.
@. 4. Leske has established an Office
here as superintendent Of tho railway man
service.
Fire did considerable damage 10 two
boarding houses on Milan street.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-04
WASHINGTON.

The president was in conference with
Admiral Evans, Captain Clark aud Com
mAuder wainwright in reference TO Ad-
mirAl Schley's appeal.
The navy department will ask for an ap-
Precipitation OF $4,000 FOR the purpose Of
testing Texas oil for use by the navy as
fuel in place OF coal.
It is stated by Boer representative at
Washington that " any peace oyertures arc
heipg made they do not come from the
lighting Beers.
Senator CuIbersou forcetull5 called at
tention 10 the refusal OF tue war depart
ment IN give information concerning tho
Philippines tauf bill.
Mr.. BurlesoD made an argument against
some Of the provisions Of the olco bin
The Brazos river ls 80 be taken care OF
IN the rivers ami harbors bill.
The new Federal court bill VIII be taken
NJ by the house committee today.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-04
4 SUMMARY OF THE NEWS.
7oday'S Weather:
Cloudy and unsettled.
poMEsTlc.


A very elaborate program was executed
at Nashville in honor Of Admiral Schley.
The origin Of the fire that occurred at
Waterbury. Conn. sunday night Is be-
lleycd to have been incendlary. The loss
is estimated to have been between
100000 and 100000
Miss Louisa Dlehl requested to be locked
IN in a New Jersey insane asylum TO keep
bar from committing murder.
y. II. Colbert, a Chickasaw indian mas
been indicted into Office as United states
marshal
District Attorney osborne's course In the
patrick trial is now becoming clear. jones
was prepared TO go on the stand, but the
Illness Of juror prevented.
A Brakeman sent 30 flag train In Utah
stopped to warm himself. lie was the only
man Killed in the resultant wreck
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-04
CONNIE ClAl-

All grain showed better prices, but oat
traders are disposed TO keep close 10 shore.
Provisions advanced by reason OF better
cash trade aud the reflected strength OF
grain.
In the stock markets transcontlnentaIs
lead, the dealings in Southern Paciac be-
ting especially large.
Small advances occurred In cotton mar.
kets on general bullish features.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-04
THE RACES
Gassoon Fell in Steeplschsss and
Broke His Neck.

Now Orleans February g Little Lois
ana Lord Neville wrro the losing fs,ori.es
Gasson fcll 30; me iasr jump IN ,hC siccrls-
e'Wsc and broke bis rcck. Weather roof.
irHck afoW
selling six WrlouEs lack Ford Frrhnr
hug sen. pcl>ter,wivoi Time ISL.
solids, milo Jud a sixteenth Pay tho
Fiddler little Lois n1bty n. Time
. l1is
stccnlech3sc landcap short course
barmar, Cooley. CantadSs. limc 3,16
Selling mile aud q sixteenth Uishv Ren
SWordsunn. ST. David. Time 1850
Seven turlongs Circus, Echo0ale. Little
Emmy. Time 3ts
Selling. six furlunes --Orla Lord Neville
Pharoah Time 1:lS
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-04
RAILROADS.

Grading has commenced on the Cotton
Belts Dallas-Carolton extension.
Dirt win be broken on the Fort Worth
eItenhen OF tho International and Great
Northern within thirty days.
San Francisco sensation Of a dispute as
10 who Is who on the Southern Pacific is
without foundation.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-04
WEATHER INFORMATION.


Washington, February Eastern Texas
Cloudy aud unsettled Tuesday and Wed
nosday; probably gain in south portion,
fresh easterly 10 uortheeEterly winds on
the coast.
oklahoma and Indian Terrltory--Cloudy
ana much colder Tuesday; probably snow
or rain; Wednesday fair. cold; uorthsrly
winds.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-04
Texans in New York.

TTTVTTWT 70 NO TWNTI
New York, February 3.-Thr foliowipr
le1aus are in New YORK.
HOustou--H. plnCus Colouade. Il
Raphael. Imperial
DRilas-H. BerwRld Colorado
Darlington.
Granbnry A. Harrison. Marlborough.
Colorado +, NJ. Burns Albert
Temple, NJ. Bass, Albert.
llenurne-George Malone. Albert.
Paris r. Crotlgnon, Z. T. Alien, Albert
Sberman-F. j Bray, ST Denls
Mck!nney-M W. Bray. ST. Deuls
Austin Alfred Smith. 81 Dcnis
san Antonio Sol Dalkowitz. broadway
Central.
WAGON. Adslman ANA wife, Raleigh
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-04
CONGRESSIONAL.

i7ho house devoted the day 70 the oleo.
margarine bill. Mr. Burleson Of Texas
made speech against IL
The bin TO repeal the Spanish war rerc.
nue. taxes was reported IN the house.
The Philippine tarin bin was before the
senate, and was the subject Of several snir.
tied colloquies.
Mr.. Coymack Of Tennessee made BIS
maiden speech So the senate
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-04

rived at the Plttsburg and Weaep !,
road station shortly after 10 ee'a 7
morning and were al once lsAs .sr,.s,i
morgue. The remains ~ the iisr
VIII be turned over to their pfo.Ds ~ ' x,
Blddle. who Will see that they fesy .,,is (
ar interment in the South slde eepFNf'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-04

Sar Francisco. February 3.-Oakland re-.
sult Weather tlcar, track stopped
Six furl1ngs, selling Young Morclln.
I'll airy. Ullaa. Time l:iGi5
Mile and 100 yards kickumbob. Fridnlin
Nigar Time l.JiL,
Three and half furiouEs year-olds -
High Chancellor. Adirondack Hudson.
Time 0.9a
Mile. selling Duckoy Commissioner, For
ester. Jim Hale. Time 1;l4
Mile aud loo yards Diderot. Constable.
Srnelio Time 1855
Six furlongs. selling Scorple, True Blue.
Captivate. Time 1:15lt.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-04
Blizzard sun On.

Denton, Texas February 9-rhc blizzard
continues and today has been the rlwcst
day Of the winter with the THERMOMETERS
below freezing throughout.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-04
&c Cured MIithout De KnIIe.

ltchlag. Blind Bleeding or protr,1i,,
llies Your druggist WIN refnnd panr
, ron u FAlo OINTMENT fails 10 enrs
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-04
TO CURE A coLp IN ONE pAY

Take Laxative Bronze Quinlne Tablets All
druggists refund money II IL fails 10 cure
h. w. Groves signature IL en each box 25c.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-04

The B'ddles' Remains in Pttsbura.
Pittsoorg February 3 The remains o
I'd and John Bidd'o tho dead bandits. ar
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-04
KRUPP s. TUFFLY, MAN 295 a9 s9rs s94
, ..,I,ged t. Dixie" and the crowd fairly

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Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-06

We want everybody to now that NEW FURNITURE AND SECOND HAND GOODS are bought and sold by NJ. Steia and l.. W. Stodgehlll in Nelson block. corner O. K. street and Brewery Gulch, Bisbee. Ariz-
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-06

effect that the key to human stature lies in the gland situated in dhe throst under the laIynxs By artifeaQy stin- uIatingS this gland it is claimed tha,
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-06

NOTICE. H. Hammond is not authorized to collect any money on account of the Review, either for job work, adverds- ing or subscription.
 BISBEE DAILY REVIEW.
 W B. Kelly, Manager.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-06
NOTICE OF AGREEMENT.

Stage war is over. Peace has been declared. LiggeII & Son and E. F. Graham & Co have by mutual consent agreed to fix passenger rate from Bis bee to Naco and Naco to Bisbee at $1, trunks 50 cents. excess over 100 pounds. 50 cents per hundred, and 5o cents from Bisbee or Naco to Don Louis. to take effect July 5, 1902.
 I.IGGETT & SON,
 B. F. GRAHAM & co.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-06

Invented by Kari froscheck ;for, preventing people, being ruHeOvez-i when knocked down bFs an eleetriso tramyay ear has heen testea in Berlin, and found ss S t;5ss # sss ssi si 1le Tssfpofi khScked d5wh E gently pushed aside without injury or bruis- ing. -cs ,os,., e7. I,
 At the sPFsee2t- tiRe NsnG Sslusblss species of big game. m South Africa sre shreatened Wyh extfDctfSh. it 6 s;SRssisiG ,ss;Rss. Sa ss2ieu11sa u1sal ]s,1es3&H s.,.1 S1ss Rps,ShoQIdete sst aHartfse ths papnse .sf hraeo1nG eertain aDecto S
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-06
faAinU . Risk.

An Outsider. "She says she would like to get away somewhere where she would have time to think s|S ts -
 Wei, always feared she wasn't cut out for a society girl."-Life.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-06

 oruer that the country may De re stocked with game.
 There is just now an observable tendency on the part of our foreign population to distribute itself by na tionalities to a certain extent. Two thirds of the Irish remain in the east Two-thirds of the Germans go west. Of 1000, GOO Scandinavians S7O,OCG are bi the west and northwest. The Rus hans. Poles. Hungarians and Italians are chiefly found in New England. New, York and Pennsylvania. The Bohemians and Hollauders settle h the central west.
 Lines' Throseh a Hat.
 My pana,nae My cherished hat.
 Which ! go heartily admire. With crown so high and brim go fat. si What grim reflections you inspire! The roses bloom and fade away;
 The present joy is turned to gloom;
 The banquet han. once bright and gay.
 Becomes a chill. deserted room =ss7sE--~-~--.-s<-7--aa-------a-a
 The nation once extolled with fear Now dumhly plodx, with glory led: = The star that once ehone forth SO clsaa
 Reels onward, fusterless and dead
 And refSeet. with gssef profound.
 That you, my treasured panama
 Before another June rolls round
 VII simply be . last years straV. -- .-t Washington StAy. .g faAinH . Rick.
 Young Wife-Oh, dear! The mice are awful. They're eating holes h everything. 1!wish Iskhsw how to kill them. 2 sHtehandE EIs' that cake you made al gone e?-C Chicago News An Outsider.
 "sShe sa ys she would like to get away
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-03
The Republican Papers Are Frightened.
tspeclal 10 The Post ,


reflected by
New other cities this section today to be all the
still evidence badly frightened while the democratic
NOR
independent democratic Journal but which has been ukewnr in It's support
criticised democrats Its
be OF
OF Is
, III e ID
In
impar o 1
is
campaigns
The republican
wholly wiped As TO
wher
maot unusually
is am
indicates Mr. coer Will
a number Of
the
ming Is
polc imperial conalsm
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-03
.

IS a need. deem II especially important
that the democrats should have majority
I'm tile lower house. especially just nov.
Such a majority. OF course, will not be In
position TO pass laws not agreeable 10 the
republican senate and president. hut It's
election will have a wholesome effect In
more than one direction. 1t win furnish
proof that the people are dissatisfied with
the dominant party and command a halt.
There is much talk about the trusts
some Of which develop into oppressive aud
blood-sucking monopolles. A much worse
feature is the political power they exert
and II which we already have had a Few
abhorrent examples.
IF we would really accomplish a reform
Of the tariff and the trusts we must put
political power in the hands Of those who
are not dominated by the money power Of
the interests favored by the tariff and tie
trusts. In other words. the republican mo-
nopoly Of power must be broken.
"There Is, however, another reason. and
one more important. for the wish TO have
the opposition control the lower house.
Never In the history Of the republic have
we had so much secret government. The
people are entitled 60 the clelnest and most
complete knowledge Of public affairs.
Secret government is absolutely incompati.
BILE with free institutions. There should
be one branch Of the National legislature
whose interests are not bound Up with
those OF the ruling party"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-03
TROUBLE AT CINCINNATI.
Democrats Alleae the Colonization
Negroes by Republicans.

Democrats Alleae the Colonization Of
Negroes by Republicans.
Cincinnati, o., November 2.-1ntense feel
Ing developed today among prominent DEM
ocratic workers who are Mclean men be.
cause none of the funds collected By the
democratic candidates, who are Johnson
men, had been turned over 60 the Hamil-
ton county committe. The organization has
been ignored by both the state and local
democratic candidates, and the Indications
are ttat there viii he trouble at the polls
The democratic candidates today prepar.
ed papers for an application In the supe-
rlor court tomorrow to prevent certain
persons from voting. II is claimed in one
OF the counts that $50 colored men are reg
lstered from "Thc Silver Moon" boarding
house, on the river front, and that a care
fu canvass shows only 10 residing there.
The democratic candidates yesterday sought
the Intervention OF United states District
Attorney Bundy but he would not apply FOR
marshals unless fraud In registration was
proved or proceedings were Instituted un-
der the Fifteenth amendment
The present Ohio delegation in congress
has seventeen republicans and four demo
crafts The republicans say they will gain
one or two and the democrats claim a
gain OF three congressman.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-03
vAN WICK TIPs COLE.
Thinks He viii Be Elected Governor O
New York.

Thinks He viii Be Elected Governor Of
New York
New York, November 1.--Your CORE
spondent talked with Judge Augustus van
Wyck todny. 1T Will he remembered that
ne was the democratic candidate for gov
einor four years ago against Colonel Koose-
welt Judge Ven WyeR resides in Brook
Ign, and next to Hugh Mclaughlin is per
haps the best posted democrat there as 20
the political situation in Kings county. he
carried Brooklyn, or Kings county, In lsl's
by 1850 over Roosevelt.
Judge, VIII Kings county do as mucn
for Coler as 1t did for your | asked
''oh, much better was ais reply. "coier
will carry Kings county b. 23,OOO, II not
more"
DO you feel sure, or that7"
quite sure 1t will give the largest
democratic majority It ever gave except
that It gave Cleveland 10000. The demo-
Gratis over there are united and pulling TO-
gether as one man..
what do you think New York county
will doI"
Il know only what well posted demo
Gratis here rell me. They say that 1t viii
give Coler 10000 and / should Judge that
1t would, as the conditions are so favor
able"
your plurality in Greater New YORK
when you ran was 5000 was It notr'
yes"
you feel confident then that coler win
exceed thatr
II have no doubt Of It."
''wnl IT be as much as 9UOo0?"
1T will 30 over 5000"
DO you think odell Will come mere
with large enough vote to overcome
UOOOOH"
81 do not"
"Then you believe that coler Will be
electedr
II certainly do
as Judge Van wyck is not only an as
tute man. but a conservative man, his
opinion Is worth something
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-03
PROGRESSIVE ELEMENT WON.
Pastor and His wife Quit Their

A Pastor and His Wife Quit Their
Church on Account Of an Organ.
Lexington, KY, November 2.-As the re-
suit of the decision Of the elders OF the
Broadway Church OF Disciples here to sub.
NIT tn q vote OF the congregation the ques-
tlon OF installing an organ. Rev. ] W. Nc
Garvey. president Of the College Of the
Bible founder of the church in 1870 and
It's FIRST pastor, today asked for letters FOR
himself and wife that they might transfer
their membership. His attitude has pre-,
vented the Introduction Of an org for
many years, but sentiment in its favor be
came so great that the vote was over
whelming. This congregation numbers over
1900. ard its action is regarded as a victory
for the progressive element.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-03
WON'T PUBLISH MESSAGES.
President Declines to Allow Politicians
to Make Capital.

President Declines to Allow Pelticiana
to Mako Capital.
washington. November 2-The news of
the presidents absence from Washington
until after election has been the signal for
a score of frantic kilograms from political
managers for the release here Of messages
Of congratulatlon on the success Of the
coal strike arbitration which candidates for
office in both parties have sent here, obvi-
ousy for political effect
The governor OF a Western State tele-
graphed long and ELUSIVE congratuIatory
message, and before Secretary Cortelyou
had finished reading 1t aloud to the presl-
dent another telegram came from the chair
man Of the republican State committee re-
questing that the governors congratulatory
message be Immediately given TO the press,
as 1t would be of some political help in the
pending campaign.
A candidate for congress in a Missouri
valley state asked through his campaign
manager that his telegram be given out,
and also made the inquiry whether his OPP
ponent had thought TO sena any such mes
sage OF congratuation.
The president has consigned to the waste
basket all such requests designed TO make
political capital out OF the strike settle-
ment,