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Now York Dry Goods,

New York, November lS.-Home buying
OF dry goods today was Of ordinary char
acter and the general tone OF the market
unchanged. There was no alteration I'm
prices in either staple lines or fnncles.
Irint cloths were slow and unchanged.
There was fair demand for silks and
ribbons, with prices firm.
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ATTORNEYS DIRECTORY.

L. r. MOODY.
Attorney fer First
National Bank OF Houston.
1O0SN Congress Avenue.
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Special NOTICES.

CONFETTI. tags. red IRE and carnival
goods at Chas. Helm, 60 Preston avenue
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SUNN 8 NUM-,
cRocKnTf. TnxAa
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EUREKA Beaumont crude oil burner for
heating stoves; this is practical burners
sample 50 agents wanted Write ,, =.
%
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HUsTLERs WANTED-Ths international
Loan and Trust comp4as offsrs yefy
attractive proposition to agents, huSslera
only need apply; good mone9 for good
men, International Loan and Trust com.
paay. Box b8T, Orange, Texas q
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WANTED--A partner with some capital OF
hrst,class pa Ing lumber business and
planing mill. Address 2440. this on &C. -
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TRADE OR EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE or EXCHANGE for Houston
property, 200 ceres BRACES bottom land
fronting on BrAzos river IN Fort BEND
county: seventy acres In cultivation.
What have you 10 offeri Box $50 Rich
mond. Texaa 20
FOR EXCHANoE--A nice six-room cot
tage home with ten-acre bearing or
chard In Alvin, for Hnoston suburban
property All. II. H. Tolar, 513 Binz
building, Houston, Texas. ~
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q IdNS REACH A FEW.
~ Post Want Ads reach all.
sITUAr1oNs--MALE.

AN ALL ROUND blacksmith and wheel
right wants n good permanent position;
good reference $. II. Thompson, Cuero,
Texas. 81
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,omnarlson OF these quotations shows
advantages in favor Of Houston as
-saisssle market. When the buyer consid-
y M benefits to be derived from Hous-
NM freight rates he will ind chat even
s1,n me ouotable hgures at other markets
Is louer. the prise finally paid Is gtner-
n. ,,ester The prices are those ruling
,HA1,.s Houston wholesale merchants, ana
lad. revised daily.
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WANTED TO RENT.

lVzTTF0 TO rent an unlurnishec Fodnii
close In; reasonable price. Address IAN
thia onlces !, IN
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HELP WANTED.

YOUNG MAN--The demand for telegraph
operators Is unprecedented; why not learn
telegraphy and engage IN the railway tele-
graph servlce2 Write for our prospectus.
which explains how we Will thoroughly
qualify YOU, start you TO work or refund
the amount OF your tuition we must have
for. operators. Dallas Telegraph College.
Dallas. Texaa.
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RESTAURANT FOR SALE or rent, doing
good business. selling on account other
business. Inquire 2UOo Congress ave.
nue.. "a
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FOR sALE--One OF the best money making
propositions in Houston today -SIOVVU
worth OF Improved real estate with guar
anteed annual rent $500 Account loca'
tion property Will double IN value with
IN few years. No agents. Don't answer
except you mean business. ll1b, this Of
flee. "a
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WIRE NAILs-$2. 10 oase per key.
RARBED WIRE-GalyanlZed. Gllddan,
So 75 FER 100 lbsi galvanized Baker, $500
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WANTED ID BUY.

WANTED fresh water trout aud 10
perch delivered alive Ia Houston. Apply
stating price, etc, to e. j. Eyres 2l4gg
Main etrppt. ~
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WANTED A lady 10 make pants; also an
office boy. Apply j. Shniderson. BIG
Congress avenue. 20
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FOR KENT-Hotel twenty-four rooms, hot
and cold running water In i've rooms,
and two halls: three modern bath rooms,
porcelain tubs; one block from triangle
or business center, Cali on or write,
Pennock & Butiin, room 324 third moor
Wiess building, 4. o. BOX Az Beaumont
Texas. ~
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CoLoRED mNn wants position to work for
NOT less than 81 per week can give sat
lstaetion Ia any Kind Of work. Address
2tSi, this Office. 81
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AN a bartender with twelve years OK
perence wants permanent position; best
81 references good wages expected s r.
T.. Box 2iS. CuefO, Texas. II
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American LADY Corsets shape for
every figure. II your dealer can not sup
niv YOU write direct 10 Amtglcan LADY
Corset Co.. Detroit. Mich.
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FOR SALE Grocery, one OF the best
stands n the Flith ward, with Il good
business established. Address 2423, this
Office. u
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WANTED-Pdsltlon hy German as
gardener OF yard man. Address 246I
This office ri
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ACCOUNT POOR HEALTH will sell com
ploe furnishing Of scycn-rOom house,
twelve regular boardcrs, two blocks OF
Rice hotel 24Bl. this office -
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WANTED-six bright boys as messengers;
must know city well; permanent posi-
ton. Apply main ofice Western Union
Telegraph company III Main street. 10
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IS Breck6eld Br), Liverpool.
81 IS Normandie tNor), Coatzacoalcos via
Vera Cruz
IS Roland tGer.), Bremen.
SIS El Alba (Aln.l, New York.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PoRT on eALvEsroN. NOvember /


IS Utoyo (Spnn0, New Orleans.
SIS I'll SlglO (Am), New York.
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Registration Notice.

The office of the Supervisors of Reg
iStratiOn will he opened Oh the first
Monday in every month for ;he par.
pose Of tho registering If any pcrsoC
who Is qualified a. iO!iuwS.
Who shall have been :; resident CT
the State for p%o years. and Of the
county II year. and ofthc polling pre-
cincI in which the e!ector Offers t.
vote four months before the day Of
election. and shall have paid, six
months before, any p"ll tax theA due
and payable, aud who can both read
and write any Sectior II the con>titU-
ton Of 1898 submit TIED C. him by the
Supervisors If Registration, az who
can show that he OWES. ard has paid
all taxes collectable on. during tie
present wear. property in this State
assessed at three hundred dollars or
more. j. j. EADDY.
# Clerk Of Board.
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a K,NGsTREe COUPLE MARRIED.
MISS Sa!I:e Gina WATSON Became the
Bride of Mr.. John s. Fulton.

Last night at S:300,cI0ck, at the
! home of Nj aud Mrs J q Foreman,
1l3 Market street, a beautiful
marriage Was solemnized. In the
presence OF Il lew f:ien,.F and rel
ativeS, Mr. John : Fulton led 10
Hvmen's altar Miss SalIie EIma
Wilson. SISTER of Mrs Foreman.
The contracting parties are from
Kinsstree. SC. The brides maids
were Miss Lollye Sanding, OF Gin
ton. n. e.. and Miss Lula Strong, Of
klngstree. :. t.. The ceremony
was performed bv Rev Il . Sand
ling. Of Clinton. in a very sCle;nn
and impressive manner. The
bride was handsomely allired in
a pearl grey silk. with White satin
and applique lace trimmings. The
bridesmaids wore white o:gandie,
deliberately trimmed with satin
ribbons.
After the ceremony the guests
repaired to the dlni"~ room. wnere
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The Congressional election re-
suited in the Republicans securing
majority of about twenty-five IN tht
next House. The Democrats gained
several members in New York and
Pennsylvania, and elected all except
two or three members from the
Southern States. They lost several
members in the West. Coler, the
Democratic candidate for Governor
in New York, carried Greater New
York" by a plurality of 10000, the
largest plurality ever given, bu'
Odell had phenomenal p~luralitles in
the State and was elected by a plu'
rality Of 10000 or $4,000.
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HONOR ROLL.

lst grade, 1T div;si"n-CoHrtena;
Kirk. Jennie Lee Stacklcy, jEo
Fulton.
Isl Grade. 2nd division-Essa
Davidson, Miriam Fluitt, Winnie
Scott. Teddy Johnson, Tom Harper.
Alice Stackley.
2nd Grade LILY Alsbrook, Marion
McFadden, Kate Stackley.
Bird grade-Tom GilIaad, Estella
Coward, Bessie Swami.
4th grade-Juanira Coward, Fan
ne Sullivan, Ada Brockington.
18th grade-John Ross, Mamie
Montgomery, Mary Swami.
oh grade-Rhoda Mcconnell,
Mia Whitehead, David Scott.
9TH grade-none:
Gun aI""
bfocAihS'oh.
9fh Sfaoe--F lofile '"o''s
Inc following pupils "esei'' sP''
e'"i melS'on' 'ns i",'
been neither '",s 40 "''s'' SIM
"ehooi oesa" 0' n'P'' ,'''
is' Fa'euAi'c n rs:
Da'l'so"' "'''""' ~
MONTGOMERY
IN" gr"ue-0'"iT"I' .nI
MARION LAZY
haoe StaehIey;
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The rotation system has hcen en-
ploysj IL. 'ho common pleas judi
eiaIy d So@,h ya.oang frc @aay
years. The Supreme Court masrs
the assignments Of iud&e,, and .arh
judge viii i.rrside ovor The conr;s u
every other circuit before he ~r>ac!;r*
his own circuita second time. 1t is
argued that under this plan the
work OF he judges is elualized and
that Ill possibility of favoritism on
account of intimate Friendship =
avoided. The bill that has been IN
troduccd into the Georgia Legislature
to rotate the Judges isno doubt nod
eled upon the South Caroline :a".-
Savannah Morning News.
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Jaws
Tightly Locked From
Nervous Spasms.
Physicians Could
Not Prevent Fits.
DR.. Miles 'Nervine Cured
Ny Wife.
Nov. /, 1902.

DR.. Miles Nervine has been successfully
tried in thousands Of cases Of nervous disor.
ders, but never,has it made a better record than
when used in the treatment of fits or spasms.
Thousands Of testimonials prove this, and in
nearly every instance the writer has stated
that the Ats ceased after the first dose OF Ner.
vine was given. The statement is repeated
in the following: =.
Seven years ago my wife commenced
having spasms or fits and l called in my
, home physician and he said she was para
iyzed. He rubbed het with salt water and
gave her calomel and she eventually got
Some>b better, but in 4 short time she had
ano,heS attack. She was confined to her
bed for fse Souths and the doctor could
not ne Sae had fits frequently, some
times veryN Ssxlsnds would:cramP
so we could aasand she finally
got so her jaws eope locked.
Finally | saw the doc 5~Seaksz1o
good and ordered a bottle o.
storative Nervine. She receVeeSos M
benefit from the first bottle that rye SOM
more. She has taken a number OF bottles
but has never had a lit since taking the first
dose. She also thinks very highly. of DR..
Miles Nerve and Liver Pills and is never
without them. If there is any way u max
ing this testimonial stronger do so because
of the good the DR.. Miles Restorative Merry
inc did my wife."-WM. Y. ALLEN, P. NJ,
Eikville, Miss.
All 6xSSgists sell and guarantee first bot
tie DR.. Miles, Remedies. Send for free book
on Nervous And Heart Diseases. Address
DIR. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind.
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This is Carnival week in Flor
ence and the little city is agog with
interest and excitement. Among
the attractions is a midway with all
sorts of shows and exhibitions. The
whole town is in holiday attire and
the streets will be thronged with
visitors. The festivities are under
the auspicies Of the knights of
Pythias lodges of Florence, and in
other towns where they have been held
these carnivals have been quite sue
cessful.
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The County Record Free.

Any one who is not a subscriber
30 The RECORD can get it sent nc
his address free from now unit
january 1 by sending us his or hel
name and address on a postal card,
Write quickly and take advantage
of this remarkable offer.
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THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 20. 1902.
Special Notice.

M,RD Rollins IS our dulg at.
Moriged agent Nth authority to col
lect moneys and issue flpts there.
for; also 10 rece;ve su5scripti rs Il
THE RECORD and take orders .fo'
rob work. Parties acishing to snj-
scribe to TIE RECORD may do 50
By handing ham their names along
psM amsomnt Of subscription.
If
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1t is said that Mrs Carrie Nation
is much more considerable for. the
feelings of the saloon men since she
has had a little experience of her
own in the smashed end of a real
Observation-Disclosures Times.
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We really do not know whether

We really do not know whether
to advise our Republican friends,
those in SIS well as those wanting fed
eral Office, to hasten and produce nr.
Booker T. Washington's endorse
ment or not. 1t looks as though
this is becoming necessary for
Southern republicans if they hope to
reach the inner sanctum of the new
White House Raleigh Morning
Post.
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Nothing seems TO please The
small boy more than the oppor-
tunity to run across the street in
front of a trolley car.
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LUCK IN THIRTEEN.

BY sending 10 miles VIM, Spirey, IF
Walton Furnace, Vt. got Il box OF
Bucklen'S Arnica Salve. that wholly
cured a horrible fever sore on his leg.
Nothing else could Positively cures
bruises, fcionS. ulcers. rruptious, soils,
burns, corns and piles. Only 2jr.
G rarantocd by Dr. y {. Scott. dug
giSt.
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The second month work Shows i
decided improvement; III the amount
and the grade of work that the pu-
pills are doing. The one great need
of the pupils now, as is shown by
the general tone Of their responses.
s tiiae Of more home study" 50
mamy children TT pursuadcd to re-
carr! their work as being located oily
in the school building, during school
hours If parents will cooperate
more with the teachers by requiring
the children to study their next
DAYS lessons at home during the af-
tcrnoon or evening; the improvement
in the work of the school as 4 whole
would be marked. While many pu-
pills have improved liz certain studies
in which they were deficient when
the first months reports were sent
out, still many have made Il" on
some stndieS for the last month
and that means failure in their work
1t can be said, however, that the
pupils, as a whole school, show a de-
cided Improvement in amount OF
study and grade of work.
One careless scholar, though, may
throw Il damper Owe his or her
whole grade.
The following pupils have averaged
90 per cent. or more on all thef!
studies and are entitled to 90 on
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PERSONALS.
Contributed by Miss Annie David
son, of the 9th grade.
PERSONALS.

Contributed by Miss Annie David
son, of the 9thtgrade.]
Francis Weaver was not at school
Thursday and Friday on account of
sickness. She was very i'll Thursday
night but is better now. We all
hope she will soon return to her
place III school.
Louis Brockington left school sick
Tuesday and did not. return until
Thursday.
Henry Shaw commenced school
here but I'D not come Very long be
fore he sJopPea,
The small childrsNls have a picnic
nearly every day by themselves: each
carries lunch and they slt down III Il
ring to eat together.
Emma Gordon was absent all of
last week on account of sickness.
Her classmates will be glad to have
her back IN her place soon.
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Some men get more Satisfaction
out OF their lazineSs than Others
do out of the dollars they toll for.
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When it comes TO laughing
stock the pesSimist is a bear and
the optimist a blli.
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Too Hard for Us

Editor Cohnty. Record
Wonder if trustees in township
No 10 dont'need some instruction?
PARENT.
n.aas ). g., Nov IS, 1902.
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WANTED-IO,O0D cords Swamp
Hickory in chr lots, delivered ut
Denmark, S. G. Address JNO. +.
SIMMONS, Rowesville, S. Gym
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GlHIIED SCHOOL lEPnRINEHI.


81 matter tnI; j. printed !n This co!a'.'
.r.t r.,.... i4!u,.h Tho hands q: lr" SU:r-:a;CiG-
cat, =, ne k...~rt~rn TRADE! school.
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ADVERTISING RATES:
One inch, first insertion, Sl.00: each
subsequent insertion, so cents. Obitu-
aries and ributeS Of Respect over 10
words cha ged for as regular advertise
ments. L beral reduction on adrertis-
ing made for three, six and twelve
months contracts.
Communications must be accompanied
by the real name and address Of the
writer in order TO receive attention. No
communication of a personal nature
will be publishsd eXcepr as an adyer-
tisement.
Address all letters and make all drafts
payable to
&. w. WOLFE,
KingStree, sc.
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STRAYGC MULE.

Cane % M Place Oct. 18th, one
dark bay horse mule, about ten
Years old, nearly blind. Owner can
have same on payment Of this no,
tice and cost Of feed.
SOLOMON FLOYD.
Nov. /, 1902.
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In a campaign of education it
is often difficult TO distinguish be-
tween pedagogues and dema-
goeues.
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WANTED

Standard yellow pine ties Gx9XS.
Anderson Lumber Co.,
Oct il Charleston, S. c.
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Ell. G.. AsKINS,
Attorney and Counselor atLaT
NOTARY PUBLIC.
LAKE CITY, 5. g.
10 ~
Tax Notice.
TRFAsrREP's GEyICE WTL!,&sGGE5
COUNTY.
COUNTY

! TRFASrREP'S .iEy!CE NILL!i&-G,is'
COUNTY.
KINGsTREE. s. c., Oct. Q, 1902.
The tax levy for the fiscal year 1902
is as follows.
For Stale mills
| For ScLool 3 miflS
For County - mhts
30 mills in value on all stock in And
.rSon. SuttnES and part of Pcn1 Town
,hipS.
3mil!s on value of all property IN
Srnoo. Districts Nos. - aHd IL.
Z mills On yali!a OF all property IN
School Districts Nos. 10, % and q.
lmill on all property ill School DIS
trict No. Is.
\ capitation tax of One Dollar Oh all
males between the age OF Il and 6O
wear unless constitutiOnally exempted,
A communication tax Of One Dollar
NAV be paid by those liable to ioad duty.
will be at the following places on
the DAYS mentioned below tor the COL
lection # the said tax:
Kingstree, October 20 to "a inclusive
Harpers, October q
Trio. 20
SuttUnS, -
GOuTdinS. %
! GrecIeyviIle, Oct. 81 and Nov. l
Kingstree, N"Vcluoer D, i u .
SalterS, "
CadeS, ~
~Indiuntown. -
kcUH"Ql : StCTe, -
SWAMP. Io
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TERMS.

SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
One copy. one year, St.to.
One cory. six months, ~
One copy, TIN ee months. -.
Subscriptions payable in advance.
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,U,N1I1 H3!'1 'N''1 g'y'N

Pare H;rUgs- s;teIs. :
jc:sis ard Medicines 5
patent and nOnsSccret :
Preparations. All
kinds OF kbrEgGists' :
aUnd ries- 'E'oiiet Rec :
G.uiait.&, E'Dn"F p>ct- :
tar,cV'y and EHIajoring =
EXTRACTS. Also Parir :
s1reen- SEardcE Seeds. :
Cold ans Refreshing Drinks,
Gf every kind. Soda :
Watc-.e'oca Cola. Etc. :
AID "a Il 7e line OfE'resh :
F~ru1sS.~ :
tobacco, Cigars and :
cigarettes. =
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KinWstrce. Dccember - II. If,clpSIYe
4. L. ROLLINS,
County Treasurer,
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K1NGsTREE. s. c., Oct. ., 1902.
The tax levy for the fiscal year 1902
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-08-05
The Sweetest Ever Heard

We were talking with Or. Settle. in
front of the Laws Hotel a short time
ago, when some one one in a neichboring
house struck up Dixie on the piano.
the Doctor listened a moment and then
remarked, That the finest tune | ever
heard. During the lighting in the VIII
derness. our regiment was ordered to
saddle up before day one morning. and
we were kept marching and fighting
ali day. in the pines, and when we went
INTO camp after night we had no idea
where we were, but supposed our camp
was pitched in the midst of the Yankee
army. and that we would all be killed
or captured before morning. 1t was in
tins position that the strains of Dixie
falling upon our anxious ears 1--WE were
only some three hundred yards from Gen.
Lee headquarters) sounded sweeter to
me than any music ever did before. or
since. '-uppervile Corr. Warrenton
Nirginian
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-08-05
nrcnkinE n Custom.

1T one time If 4 Japanese girl mar
rlcd foreigner she was instantly de
capitated. \ Portuguese gentleman was
probably the FIRST European to marry
Il daughter of the land OF the chrys.
anthemum with impunity. He went
there years ago and fell in love with n
japanese girl. Her parents warned
her of the fatal consequences of mar.
rying him. but she persisted, with the
result that the mikado decided that
she must bc beheaded. However. after
correspondence of over five years
duration between the Portuguese and
Japanese governments she was permit
tea TO live