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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-03-13
MuS Dem Nprbmeffen.
Wlinnefpta.

UC Z. (SuTTeopuHOeHN
= Infer iouiale S@anfmtrtb @onrao
Sauer bot leste @o9e bas alte SCOT
i9spar Storesebdube benz 6errn 9ouis
&uaf fdufi9 iiberlaien, Der baslelbe
am l.. Mpril besieben mirb er mtrb
bas Snnere re6t i9On unb smedentz
lpre9enb als Elm S@anfsei6dit einz
ri9ten la1en. = &arl Oebtlsan bat
leines 8aters Sarm sepadtet uno mirb
iie an1 1. Npril besieben. Ser alte
6err Oebilsan mtrb lt9 pom aftiuen
9ebeu suridsieben unb ben Ibenb ieiz
mes Oaietns tn &ube perbrinsen. =
SEQ. 3mad pon @abena lit an bas
&rantenbett leiner betasten Wtutter &c
eilt. = Oie &lein: Sirma bat elm Sis
baus erri9tet uno nit @ts ansefiQt !;
lie mirb bieien CONNER nebenbei go
bamaHerbanbel betretben. = 9err
Sobn Sauer pom Brandon bat it9
lebte ISOLDE NIT ietuer Samilie nod
Welrole beseben, non no btelelbe
mad tur,em Mufentbalt mad tbrem
neuen 9etm in Grant PaB, Oregon,
meiterreiien mirb. ~
Yerbam. (@orresponbenS) =
Samltas. lteb 6err 8, &ubomste ein
feines Ordering &lau;er in ieiner
8obnung aufiteuen. = Sames Sbea
besab iid Sonntas mad st. Paul,
i'm it9 borten iir feline Steauns I'M
Deltsn porsube,eitea. - gommiildr
Sapper perbra9te ben lebten Won
tag in Seem Yort Mius, no er @eas
beii9tisunser unternabm. = Ser ga.
mtlte Wi9 WalS muroe lebte @s9e
etn Paar muntere Wdbden geboren
3miuinse unb Wutter beinoen lt9
mobl, unb Der 8ater 1T poler Sreube
iber bas Ooppelslad.- Sacob &rcton
Der erbielt BON Sersus Saus einen
neueu Omnibus. Das @sfd6rt III
l96n unb 3eust fur Mrctanber's Sc
l9dfts : unb nnternebmunsssetit. Sc
uirb our 8ef0rberuns uon Yerionen
smil9en Stabt unb Gate benust. q
Samitas Nadmtttas fam Sobn S@u
Ter tn ieiuer Sdsemible gu S@aoen
bic @erlesuns lit, menn audi ut@t &c
fdbrli9sr Nrt, bod 10, bab S@uler
auf einise .3eit fetern muB. : 9o@m.
SER 8. 2emmer unb 9err W. s
Sans %eritatteten Montas benz in Sta
pies ftationirten 9o9m. 9errn Pet.
Suns einen a%nsenebnlen Beiu@
&t9bale. Correspondent =
Ssrr Sobn Suffer pom Battins NOR
einise Sage In 9anoanselesenbeiten
bier. = Maria &upfer reiite Oonner-
flag mad Sra3ee, no fte In einem 80.
tel Mrbeit rabu,. = Wte es beiBt.
merben iid bteies Sribiabr uiele aeu
tie aus bemO lten Bier anitebeln. Otter
tail County seniebt ben STUFF, eines
Der beften Counties tint Situate gu ietn.
2aufe bieles Monats wtrb Ell.
ne ipesieIe S9ulperiammluns sebal=
ten, in pel9er Der 8au zines neueu
S9ulbauieS beratben wirb, bas bteies
Sribiabr errtdtet uerben foQ.
Dulutb.-M ebr Opfer ais ir=
senb etn SnbuitrteSmeis forbert bas
6olsfdlen in Minneiota unb 1T bic
3abl ber l1nfdne serabe5u eridredenO
ie betrdst fur bieien Btnter eintss
Sunbert. &aum Elm Sag per9ebt, obns
baB ni9t ein neueS un9lid Semelbet
mirbe, unb Tam man Dusenbe uor
&rippeln In ben Straben BON Oulutt
ieben, na9bem ite aus benz Spttal ent:
lafen uerben. DbSlet@ @orit@tsmaB
reseln setrofen werben unb bie 0eut'
NIT Der @efabr betannt itnb, minberr
li9, rpobt In Tolse sr6Berer Mrbetters
aabl, BITE unfd0e rt9t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-03-13
SHb.Oafptd.

Slanbreau.- Sn elmer Spe=
cialmabl ertldrten iid bic Burger nit
1872 sesen 8 Stimmen fur Sncorpori=
runs bieler Siuase in eine Stabt.
Slanbreau sdblt iebt nabesu 1000 gin=
mobner.
9eab. = gor unsefdbr srpei $3.50
den wurbe bic etma 20 Sabre alte
unb erft menise @o1en perbeiratbete
Srau gilbert Soreft in ibrem 6eim
BON elmer unbetannten Yer1on nit ei=
mem Stud 9ols ntebersei9lasen, uub
tit btelelbe nun am Oonneritas BEN er=l
littsnen gerlebunsen erlesen. =
b. = Ole 8lad 6iuS
Yionter @eieaidaft bot ibren Mine=
ral= YalaI It an MuIen & Munn uor.
Oeabwoob uerfauft, mel9e bas See
bdube abbreden unb bas barin ent.
baltene 8aubol3 anbermeitig perrper=
then wolen. Yin SteIIe bes alien Yas
laites, wel6er als Musfteuunssses
bdube fur Bic idmmtli9en in ben
S9marsen Bergen sefunbenen gr3e
biente, iou ein 9otel erridtet ueroen.
IS wurbe uetiu9t, bic Sammluns gu
erbalten, bod mirb has faum m6slt9
iein, ba bic ueri9tebenen gtsentbi=
mer ibren Mntbeil eutfernten ; bod ere
ruartet man, baB etn gut Sbeil bieruou
nod st. 2ouis sei@idt merben rpirb.
9otS prtnss.- Den &eprd=
lentanten Burfe uns Martin lit es se=
lunsen, einen einitimmisen 8eri9t gu
@uniten Der Bin 3wedS gtablirung
zines a3mei8s Solbatenbeims in Sot
Springs gu t@ern. SIN Senat it,
BITE betrefenbe Bin bereits poi1irt
! morben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-03-13
.. 81. &. Central Neretn.
GiuseIanbt bes Gorreiponbirenben Sefretdrs
8eoria, 3d., 1. Wtdrs 1902.

~
Die 9rotofou Bidder Der Bridge
porter. Ser ammluns paren Infanss
Sanuar in ben Sdnben auer Tereine.
Sc mdre gu mini6en, baB bieielben
aud fleiBis selelen werben, inoem utel
gemerfensmertbes barin entbalten lit.
uel6es ben @iBbesierisen Iuifldruns
unb Selebruus bietet, iowie ben a(ten
8ereinsbribern CUR Nneiferuns unb
Grbauuns bient. = CUR 8eantuor.
tuns pielsr N~nfrasen iei bier bemertt,
bab i'm lesten Sabre beidloien murbe
1,ur elm Bud fur ie smei Mitslieber
brudsn gu laiien. Oie Soften Der gu.
der purben gu sroB, unb uiele blteben
unbenuet liesen. - 8esen etmaiser
Mnfrasen ODER Sei6werben, bic BRO:
trotou Bidder bet~reffenb, wenbe mar
fi6 an ben protofoairenben : Sefre
tdr, Serr 6. 8. @itte, Oapton, &p.
gei @~elesenbsit Der CELEBRATIONS
8er1ammlung in Cincinnati fanb etne
Siburg Ger grecutipe itatt ; unter On:
berem murbe folsenber BeldluB anse=
nommen: Sn Mnbetra@t. bab BITE
biesiabrise General : 8eriammmluns
eam srpeiten Sonntase i'm September
lbegiunen lolte, mobur9 bic Ierlamm
lung In bic Suatember 8ode fdat,
fei es bei9Ioiieu, baB bic A..
General : Seriammluns am britten
Senntase i'm September in euansuilc
lie, Snb., ibren anfans nsbmen lou,
X
Die 6erren Staatss S~iseprdiiben'
ten lino ausenblidli9 auf Der Su@e
ned lol6en Ssreinen, wel9e gu uns
seboren Io1ten. Dte Serren iiab
9lei9fals bereit, BEL Der @riinouns
neuer 8ereine nit gu belfen. Gin
freunbli@es gntsesentommen unb prat.
dii@e Stnser5eise werben eruartet
nns bantbar anerfannt.
Die 3eit Der Staats=T eriammlun
gen ridt beran. Cine rese 8etbeilt'
'surs an benielben fann ni9t marm &c,
mug e~mpfoblen merben. Dteielben se=
apinner BON Sabr gu Sabr on 0%ffentli=
dem sSntereiie unb 8ebeutuns, uno
.baben it9 ais bas erfolsrei6fte Wit
te( ermieien, uniere &e9te gu wabren.
Seio beBbalb nt@t iparlam am unre@.
ten Orte, ionbern Elm ieber 8erein
i9ide einen fdbisen Wann als Oelesa=
ten gu bielen Staats=8 eriammlunsen.
Die bic &atbolifen iddbisenbe Sc
iese werben 70 gu iasen ale in ben
Staats: 9estslaturen sema6t, ni9t i'm
@onsreile. Oie 0orlt@t uno Selbiter=
baltuus sebietet uns oeBbalb, in unie=
rem Staate Ste Iusen aufSubalten
unb quite 8orpoften ausSuiteuen. so:
,peit lparen bic &atboltfen teutider
&ertunit bic gin3iseu, mel9e bic Be
6eutuns bieier Tbatia9e anerfanuten.
unb bemSemdB Staats 8erbdnoe In
bas 9eben riefen. : alio no@mals
ibr &atbolifen Der Sereinisten Staa;
ten, uersebt cure Stats: 8eriammlun,
gen nt9t!!!
X
X X
Obne ben Suteu Wiaen unb bic tbd'
tise Witbllfe Der 9o9w. @eiftli4fett
tam Der Central 0erein ni9t bliben
unb sebeiben. I'm bieie @emosenbeti
unb Elm empfeblenbes 8ort mirb b0f=
Ii9it sebeten. ProtofoIe, &oni tttu
tionsn, iowie ionitiSe austunft itebi
bereitmiatSt CUR @erfasuns.
@ersefet ni@t tn euren 8ereineu
1arauf gu ieben, baB etn iebes Mit:
9lieb au@ etne tatbolii@e 3eituns bdlt,
Ga lit nt9t nllr alIein aniere Pft@t,
hol@es gu tbuu, fonbern es io0te aud
ia Or..R~.~> cSs 81. <..xeAn E.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-03-13

Bemtbfi. - Sci Der beporte=
benben Wi0ase=@ abl rpirb aud hber
bic Trase Der 0erausSabung pom
Bombs I'M 8etrase Don $50, 600,
ameds grri9tuns zines rleuen Court
bauies unb tines Mnbaues on bas
gountps@ efdnsnib In biei.r 8iliage,
absefimmt rperben. = Charles War>
i6aq murbe In einem 9ol3fdaerseaSer
in Der Ndbe pon Solmap pom etneut
ftirSenben Nlte setrofen unb eri4la=
gen. Ser 8erunslidte mar mebrere
Sabre lang Elm S@uuebrer in Dafota
unb arbeitete gum eriten Scale tn cts
mem 9olsfdlerse Eager.
Mtnneapolts. = Ser Preis
fur Witsliebi@aft Der bieftsen 9an=
belstammer 1T auf $4,000 seitiesen.
Ser Dor &ur3em sefabte 9ei9luB se>
gen bic Winfelb6rien tann als llriaae
bieier Stetseruns be3et@net merben,
Die MttslieberSabl lit cine besrenste,
unb ba mebrere auspdrtise Sirmen
mad Der Mttsliebi@aft biriten, uirb
beute i9on bapon serebet, baB in &ur<
gem Der Preis fur Sit unb Stimme
auf $4,000 itetsen mirb.
ct. BauL.-Sen 6. &orner,
felt bret sSabren als 9ilfs : Banter
aH,inator tbdtts, lit am Sonntas uor
ieinem Peften suridsetreten. @r tritt,
wie aus it@erer Nueqe uerlautet, ais
Ebei(baber in bic Druderet pon WtI=
Ter, Dapts & 60. in Minneapolis
Elm. 9err Oapis seb6rte friber gum
Stabe bes Generals Pope. Nn bic
Steae bes 9errn &6rner tritt Serr
g. SO. &erit, mel9er bis jebt ben
Soften bes eriten Iititenten betleibe=
te.
grcelitor. = Susp @inters,
Der Sobn pon .. 8. @inters BON
Winnetonfa ufer, murbe an, 4. Wdrs
BON einem bur@ssbenben Pferbe, wels
Dies er aufiansen wolte, n%ieberSerii=
fen, eine Strede ssidleift unb .erbebz
LID perlebt, 10 baB an ieinem Nuf=
tommen seSmetfelt mirb. Sein 8ater
mar friber @eneral : Wanaser Der
@reat Nortbern @iienbabn, fldrt CUR
3eit etne Sarm auf unb betreibt me-
ben BET elm 9rOceriesei@dft.
Nprb=O afpta.
8alIepgitp.- Sn Solse Der
Sarmers= Snititute sibt 1i@ i'm sanseu
Staate cine sroBe &ibrisfeit besis=
LID Der grbauun9 pon rgreame,ies"
tuno 10 rperben unb u. In @iinet,
Mebtna, &oienbloomen, gapalier,
9annab unb anoeren 8iuases bereits
rgreamertes" erri9tet unb in Conner
gitp. Sage, gooperstown, 9annaforb,
Sanborn unb n1ebrere anberen Srt=
idaften Worbereitunsen fir bic Gr=
ri@tuns FOLDER setroHen.
@abpetsn.- Ben Began rpur=
be pon Der Surp i'm Oifriftsseri9t
oes 9altens zines ublinben Sdmein=
@ens" i6ulbis ~befunben. Seit su0lf
Sabren wurben fait in iebem Diitritts=
seri9ts Sermin berartiSe Wntlasen
%uerbanoelt, bic Nuseflasten iebo@
uon Der Surp entpeber freiseiprp@eR
oSer bieiet6e fonl,te iid ni6t etnisen.
Stsmard. - gbef Snsenieur
Sbomas Greene uon Der 500 giisr=
babn", befanb it9 In ben leeten Sa=
gen besisli3 Si@eruns bes @esez
re6ts fur senaunte Sabn in bieier
Stabt. = Oie Ser. Staaten @reB=
Surp bat Ben friiberen Deputp= 3oG=
Collector Mart Murpbp in gortal,
8arb County, mesen llnteri9lasuns
BON 9eloern In Mntlasesuitanb uer=
iest.
Sib.Oafpfd.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-03-13

@ersefet ni@t tn euren 8ereinen
barauf gu feben, baB etn iebes WRit
9lieb au@ etue tatbolii@e 3eituns bdlt.
@s lit nt9t urr aQetn uniere Pflt@t,
dol@es su tbuu, fonbern es ioDte aud
eats Mnerfennuns fur bic beuti@e To-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-03-13

y UtIBra1e. d
Wie on 10 uielen anberen Orten
unieres County 1T aud bter bas Ga
naoasSteber auSsebroden. Serr Sos
bann &eutber fonnte Der Musrpanbe.
runssluit ni@t ldnSer miberiteben.
@r bat ben 8anberitab ersrifen unb
TT nab alberta, benz beutisen Mecca
tn Canada, seretit NIT Der feiten Nb=
it9t, f@ bort nteber3ulafen.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-11-08
TRESPASS NOTICE,

All persons are hereby warned
not to trespass by hunting, fishing
or in any other way on the lands
OF the undersigned in Cane Creek
township. Said plantations ad-
join each other and are situate
between three and four miles
Southwest of the town of Lancas.
ter. j. WREN TLLMAN,
l.. Z. FUNDERBURK,
w. T. SIsTARE.
JNo. l.. 1'ILLMAN, JR.
Oct. 81, 1902 I'm.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-11-08
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

~ IA l. IL VI cOO II VA ROlJlN A
COUNTY OF LANCASTER,
In the Probate Court.
BY Chas. d. Jones, ESQ, Pro.
bate Judge.
WHEREAS, p. +. Twitty
of said County and State, made
suit to me, to grant him letters of
Administration of the Estate of
and effects of r. Furman Twitty,
deceased.
These are therefore to cite and
admonish all and singularly the
kindred and Creditors of the said
r. Furman Twitty, deceased, that
they be and appear before me, in
the Court of Probate, to be held
at Lancaster, G. H., S. G. on the
10Th day Of November, 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
cd.
Given under my hand and seal
this 3rd day of November, Ammo
Domini, 1902.
rI s1 CHAs. D. JONES,
Judge of Probate.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-11-08

inpink organdie over pink satin.
They carried dainty aprons filed
with violets. Last came the bride
leaning on the arm of her maid of
honor, Miss Lucretia Mobley of
Blackstocks, who wore hand
some dress of white organdie over
pink taffeta, and carried bouquet
of American Beauty roses. The
bride was composed, stylish and
lovely. Her wedding costume
was magnificent. The gown was
of pure white duchess satin,
trimmed in pearl and exquisite
ruchings andlace and the court train
swept several yards. The veil of
most delicate tulle swept with
train, and was caught on couture
with sunburst of diamonds and
pearls, gift of the groom. She
carried brides roses and lace like
ferns tied with long streamers of
white satin ribbon. Seldom do
we behold so queenly bride as
was Mrs. Thomas Thomasson, nee
Miss Addie Carter, as she stood
on the platform in her superb
marriage paraphernalia. The
groom was handsome and proud,
and faultlessly attired in full even
ing suit. He met the bride-elect
at the altar; the best man, Mr..
Paul Mcneil, of YorkvlIle, S. c.,
attended him, and stood at his
elbow, ready to assist in the ring
ceremony. He was stately and
calm and elegantly attired in eve
ming suit.
The whole party faced the
audience, which is an improve
ment upon the oldfashoned way of
turning the back. The marriage
ceremony was conducted by Rev.
DR.. S. A. Weber, of Yorkville,
assisted by Rev. j. M. Steadman,
pastor Lancaster M. E. Church.
1t was ritualistic, beautiful and
binding.
AS the married couple quilted
the church the tiny flower girls
preceded them, strewlng their
new pathway with flowers from
their aprons. Upon leaving the
church the entire party, with
few friends, were driven to the
residence of Capt. McCrorey,
where recherche reception was
given.
Bridal couple left on evening
train for Chester, en- route to
Washington and other points.
The presents were numerous,
choice and costly.
The morning of their life is
sweet with promises, may their
evening show the full realization.
Mrs. F. M. H
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-11-08
1926, S72 Bales Have Been GIN.
ned.

Washington, Nov. 5. "A report
issued by the census bureau TODAY
places the quantity of the present
crop of cotton which had been
ginned up to Oct. 1s at 5, 925, s72
commercial bales, which is esti :
mated to be a little more than so
per cent. of the entire crop. These
figures we're collected by the
agents Of the bureau and 29,314
ginnsrs are represented by the re-
turns.
Tho following figures represent
the amount glnned in each State,
by bales:
Alabam. 5s5, ,7sS; Arkansas
$50, 800; Florida 20, ITO; Georgia
906,9 Indian Territory col
O19; Kentucky 1884; Louisiana
$50, ,40s; Mississippi $50, 1876;
Missouri IA, 1903; North Carolina
3O3, O29; Okla b oma 5000;
South Carolina.6O1, 431; Tennessee
121, $50; Texas 1,7s1,797; Vir.
ginia 5,625.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-11-08
Dress Goods.

dress pattern in black, ecru and cream ap-
phque, passmentries, nets, braids, chantilly
and escurial laces.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-11-08
Calhoun Falls Sold
To Highest Bidder
The Town "Knocked Down" to
Judge w. +. Cox of Anderson.
Amount Realized Was Small.

Special to The State.
Anderson, Nov. 5.-Practically
the entire town of Calhoun Falls,
in Abbevllle county, at the cross,
ing Of tho Seaboard Air Line and
Charleston and Western Carolina
railroads was sold at auction yes
terday. The property consisted
OF TOO acres of land which had
been surveyed into town lots and
has minor improvements. 1t was
bid in by Judge w. F. Cox of
Anderson for &14, 900, or at the
rate Of $50 an acre. There was
no other bidder.
The property belonged to \
syndicate composed of Anderson,
Charleston and Atlanta business
men and known as the Western
Carolina Land and Improvement
company. The land was bought
up by the company about Is
years ago soon after the two rail
roads were built through it. 1t
was their intention to build q city
there, but the effort resulted in
painful failure. The land cost
the company originally about
$1,000 and considerable money
was spent In improvements, ho-
tel and several storerooms were
built. Then great auction sale
OF lots was announced and lot
Of money was spent in advertising
and booming the future of the
town, but when the auction came
of the number of lots sold did
not pay the expense of the sale.
Later on in 1898 another effort
was made to get the town on its
feet, but after a great deal more
money had been spent in advertis-
ing and booming the panic of 1898
came alsng and the whole thing
went to smash.
The company contracted a
heavy indebtedness and tho sale
yesterday was made by consent of
the stockholders for the purpose
Of winding up its affairs and GO
ing cut of business. 1t is said
the proceeds of the sale will Just
about pay the preferred stock
holders and indebtedness, but the
original stockholders whs first
put their money in will not get
anything.
Judge Cox the new purchaser,
says he intends to form a new
company for the purpose Of de- -.
veloping the property, but says it
will be some time before the
plans can be given out. The 700
acres lies along the two lines of
railroad, which cross at that
place, but the land does not touch
the Savannah river, which is only
two miles distant. Some of the
parties who bought lots at the
original auction have been paw
Ing taxes on them ever since, but
others have not and no improve.
ments have ever been made.
Tho city of Calhoun started out
. skyrocket and came down like
. stick. What it's fate will be
under the new ownership remains
to bs seen.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-11-08
Ruling Passion Strong in Death.

jersey City, Nov. 5.-Tbe
west bound Lehigh Valley expires
was wrecked this afternoon near
Newark by collision with anoth-
or engine. Fifteen persons were
badly injured among whom was
Mrs. Carrie Nation. The latter
created scene by frantic efforts
to prevent the physicians admin
istering liquor to the injured.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-11-08

All parties indebted TO Ell
lott g. Crawford must come for
ward and settle at once as these
papers must be closed up
Lancaster Mercantile Co.
Subscribe to THE LANCASTER
LEDGER. $3.50 per annum.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-11-08
STARTLING, BUT TRUE

III every one knew what o
grand medicine DR.. Kings New
Life Pills is," writes D. H. Tur>
ner, Demseytown, Pa, "you'd
sell all you have in a day. Two
weeks' use has made new man
OF me-" lnfallible for constipa,
tion, stomach and liver troubles.
25c at j. +. Mackey & Co. &
Crawford Bros. drug store.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-11-08
PRETTY CHURCH WEDDING
Marriage Of Miss Addie Carter to
Mr. Thomas ThOmassOn.

South, of Lancaster, S. c., broke
her record Wednesday afternoon,
Nov. s., 1902, there being for the
first time in her history mar
riage celebrated at her altar. 1t
was the nuptial occasion of Mr..
Thomas Thomasson and Miss Addie
Kershaw Carter, both of Lancas-
ter.
When it was learned that Miss
Annie Witherspeon had the super
lntendence of the decorations
everybody, with one consent,
agreed that they would be dream
of artistic taste and beauty, and
so they were.
The pretty little church had
been thought RECONSTRUCTED for
worry elaborate fora; adornment
but it's possibilities had been un.
derrated. The platform, chan
eel and surroundings were neatly
covered with white. Back of the
platform there were profusions of
ferns, palms and other graceful
foliage.
The railing was trimmed with
vines, and the organ too was drap-
ed with trailing greenery, with q
large cluster of chrysanthemums
crowning the whole. Circling the
folding doors, leading into the
aRteroom, were garlands of ivy
interspersed with white chrysan>
themums; and tho stained glass,
Gothic windows we're curtained
with trailing vines and forest
leaves; the chandeliers were cover
ed with softest rose pink shades,
and delicate sprays of smilax,
lending an indescribable charm to
the scene, when lighted. Immed-
iately~before the bridal party ar
rived Mrs S. w. Heath of Ker-
shaw, S. c., whose fame as a mu-
s:cian, and especially for render
ing wedding-marches, has gone
abroad, touched the opening bars
of a low, sweet accompaniment
and Mrs. j. H. Boldridge sang
in subdued tones, and with fine
effect: "l Would Not Live
Without Thee"
AT the close of the last strain
Mendelsohn's wedding march,
famous for its stately chords,
sounded, and soon the first heralds
of the coming pageautry walked
with dignified tread down the mid
die aisle.
The order was thus: First
came the ushers, Messrs. Marion
Witherspoon, Will Williams, Will
Reed and Glenmore Barron. They
marched two and two to the chan
ce', divided, crossed, and stood
on opposite sides of the platform.
Then came Miss Florence Thomas
son, sister of the groom, with Mr.
Charles Carter. They also cross
ed at chancel and passed to oppo-
site sides ON platform. Then came
Miss Weetie Mobley, of Black
stock, S. c., with Mr.. D. Reece
Williams, Jr., they likewise cross
ed at chancel and mounted separate
sides of platform, so also did Miss
Una Payseur and MIR. Church
Carroll, of Yorkville, S. c., and
Miss Florence Brown and Mr..
John Crawford.
The bridesmaids we're attired in
white organdie and pink sashes
and carried pink roses. Their
gowns were decolete. The
groomsmen weIe dressed IN full
evening suits, and wore white
chrysanthemum on lapel, 20 also
did the ushers.
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GOODS ARE NOyE READY non Y0lI nd

EAahiNE. something new is expression that We
oay In the week. as every and good idea that comes
cay Is 1t hitting expression this eyerv seas
than last We hardly think you have seen PRETTIER
DRESS PATTERNS IN this city than we are SHOWING
neen very carefully selected. cannot be UNDERSOLD an
tnorougny understands how to select your TRIMMINGS
the "NEW THINGS"
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dso
SOC Me'sd #
ana oo Men Suits at 49, 80 90 Mems
e &c Brown Drills
don't
WIN Rreatmen o w i''
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Stops the Cough and WOrks off
tie COfd
Laxative Bromo Quiniue Tab
let's cure cold in one day. No
Cure, No Pay. Price, Csc.
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j DACK ETS-.We are showing the
correct styles, new
est ciotn, best material, best workmanship in
JACKETS, CAPES, FURS, COATS, ever sent
out from NEW YORK CITY.
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SHnES WE SELL THE KIND
THAT GIVE ENTIRE
SATISFACTION. Our
line for fall and winter are beauties and the
largest assortment in LANCASTER.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-05-03

Mr.. IOOh Is a graduate of the Philadcl.
phia College ot Pharmacy and has been
in the employ of Caswcll n Massey
the leading drug store OF New York.
tor over three years.
While irrgating in Santa Fc or.
Chard two boys caught fifteen trout in
three minutes The trout were coming
out of the hydrant. hVt not knowing
how long they had been dead in the
pipe they had to bo given to the chick
ems.
u. Harper. superintendent OF irri.
CATION for the Pueblo Indians. is ocCu.
lying an Office adjoining the old ar.
mory on the Fort Marcy reservation
formerly occupied by Indian Agent y
5. Walpoic He aud his assistants are
busy drafting plans for the proposed
extensive irrigation works ON the Iuni
Pueblo Indian reservation. which are
to hc submitted To the interior depart.
ment for approval before construction
work H. commenced