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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-10-31
LIBRARIAN CHARGED
WITH INSTRUMENTATION
Mrs. Mary E. CTa;gie Given Hearing on
Two Charges-Result Net Yet
Made Public

NEW YORK. Oct. Sl.-Mrs- Mary E.
Craigie. assistant librarian of the Brook
Iyn Public Library. who has been
charged with insubordination and using
poor judgment in distributing books. had
a hearing last night before the adniais-
ira. lion committee.
The result was not made public
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TO STUDY NEWSPAPERS.

The Kings messenger. Hon Oliver A.
Borthwick. who arrived here from En-
gland last Wednesday, with a batch of
mail from King Edward VII TO the Brit
fsh embassy. left Washington yesterday
for visit to the leading Eastern cities
70 study newspapers He viii return to
this city in about a week. and VIII then
call on the President.
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TO suCCEED MARTINELLL-

OTTAWA. Cat-, Oct .-Monsignor
Falconi, apostolic delegate TO Canada
has received official intimation by cable
from Rome Of his selection as successor
to Cardinal MartinelIi. late apostolic
delegate 10 the United States al Wash
ington.
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Mason Brings Charge.
Love Springs Surprise.

Love now under oath says that Daw-
son started his Independent campaign
Tor the sole purpose Of demanding
money for his withdrawal in favor Of
Mr. Curtis Love swears that he. as
Dawson's representative. approached
Senator Small and offered TO secure
Dawson's withdrawal for price ne
also asserts that with Dawson he went
to Senator Small at Kankakee las Fri
day evening and repeated the offer. but
that the senator absolutely refused TO
treat With them
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REFERRED TO counsel.

Questions growing out Of tle right or
a sub-lessee to the barroom license OF the
81 Louis Hotel have been referred by
the District Commissioners to the Cor
poration Counsel for an opinion.
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NO RESTRICTIONS IN
REGARD TO ROSS FUND
Commissioners Make Plain
Their Position.
GIFTS MUST BE VOLUNTARY
Mr.. Macfarland Says the Board Desires
Only That Employees Be Left Free
to Subscribe or Not.

The District Commissioners were sur
prised today in reading a report of the
meeting OF the Ross Memorial Asso-
citation meeting yesterday. to learn that
the board was understood TO have placed
certain restrictions upon the action of
the employees Of the District relative to
making subscriptions to the fund. Com
missioner Macfarland, in behalf Of his
colleagues today issued the following
statement
The Commissioners have given 10 ad-
vice whatever 10 the Ross Memorial As
sociation or to those who organized it.
except that employees Of the District
Government ought not to be solicited fo.
contributions. but should be left entirely
free to make such subscriptions as they
desired
Commissioners Have Subscribed
The Commissioners have made their
own subscriptions to t''e fund Beyond
this they have taken no part. because
it was represented TO them that the
movement was one Of the employees Of
the District Government, started at a
mass meeting Of employees, and it Was
thought best to leave the management
of it entirely in the hands OF the Ross
Memorial Association. and without other
advice from TIE Commissioners than
that care should be taken that ali con-
tributions should be voluntary"
Progress Made.
Considerable progress was made to-
ward realizing the object Of the Ross
Memorial Association at the meeting Of
the executive committee yesterday
afternoon in the Office Of r " Dutton,
Chief Engineer of the Fire Department
Treasurer E. c. Davis reported sub
seriDtions 10 the amount Of s1.2ss. and
that Sis had been paid in Major Syl-
vester. president Of the association, was
authorized to appoint committee Of
Eve to consider the form Of the memo
rial. There Is some difference Of opinion
whether IL shall be a statue or tablet
. be placed in the proposed municipal
building The committee viii decide the
matter ati interviews wl7H several
artists. The committee viii consist OF
Major Sylvester. r. W Dutton. Warner
stutIer. Miss Edna Wescott, and ffth
member to be named within a few days
TIE president was also authorized to
increase the membership Of the execu-
tive committee TO the limit Of forty.
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JOHN REDMOND, IRISH
LEADER. SAILS FOR HOME
Wife and Son Accompany
Him on Voyage
DAVITT AND DILLON REMAIN
Says League VIII Raise s1oO,ooo Fund,
Of Which sa5.oOO Has Been
Subscribed
DAvITT AND DILLON REMAIN

NEW YORK, Oct. 3I.-Aceompanied
by his wife and son. John Redmond. the
irish leader and member OF ParIfament,
sailed for home today. John Dillon and
Michael Davitt. who accompanied him
to this country, VIII remain here until
Christmas.
To Raise a Big Fund.
The United irish League, in conven-
tion at Boston, decided to raise at once
fund of 800 900. Dir. Redmond said.
and OF this amount $4,000 has already
been subscribed The entire amouns,
It is expected, wiI1 o. collected %efore
Christmas This fund VII be used in
Ireland. II viii be turned over TO the
national defense fund and be used TO
protect the tenants against the land
lords
The trouble is an old one. It might
be called our great strike between the
tfIIers and the landowners. This strike.
however. is different from your coal
strike, for We have no President Roose-
Welt to step in and demand a settlement
along just lines.
To Offset Landlords
The landlords recently raised a fund
Of $3.50 900, and II is in answer to this
fund that we have raised the fund here.
The money viii be used first Of all 20
buy land, then for legal expenses, to
help those who are destitute by the
actions Of the landlords; TO help editors
who have the courage OF their eonvic-
tions, who stood ready to make any sac
rifces. and who have bees ruined by the
seizure of their plants through the
working of The damnabIe coercion law.
and for other expenses OF the fund
I attended Successful meetings at
Philadelphia and in Carnegie Hall The
league is iudorsed b both the Catholic
and the Protestant Irish in America"
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ROLAND B. hOLINEUI
TAKES WITNESS STAND
Prisoner Testifies in His
Own Defense.
CALM AND SELF-PGsSESSED
Tells of Several Trifing Disagreements
He Had With Harry Cornish, His
Avowed Enemy
CALM AND sELF-PcssSESSED

NEW YORK, Oct. 31-The unknown
and Jnheard side of the charge Of mur
Ger brought against Roland Burnham
Mol.neux, is to be placed upon the rec
ord Of the court The defense, in the
greatest murder case in recent criminal
history, hes decided 70 show its hand
The court room where the young de-
fendant is being tried for his life was
crowded -1lds morning, from the judges
bers~ n the last row Of seats. Hun
dredg =e-e turned away and the police
mad TO form strong cordons 10 keep the
wouSS-be- spectators from breaking down
he .fncrs
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Molineux Called.

1Oiln6uA kailS1-
IN quiet. almost inaudible tone. Gov
srnor Black began his address 10 the
jury He told them that lie would
show that the prisoLer never purchased
the cyanide Of mercury and that he
never hired a letter box o. knew OF any
contents or letters received at that box
We shall prove to your satisfaction
that the defendant never wrote any Of
The disputed handwrftings. such as the
poison address. Cornish letters. or any
OF the disputed writing. We shall show
this. and me defendant viii tell you
this himseI'. and tell you ali
Governor Black then turned 10 the
defendant ssEd said;
Roland B. Molineux-"
With aHGost a sprishtly step the de-
feudant v enr to the witness chair amid
a buzz O. excitement.
You are the defendant
Il aIn'
''WhsH We're you arrested? p
February. -. 1899.
Witness gave his age as twenty-six.
and said he was educated in the Brook
lyn Hr5a school and the Brooklyn Poly
technic SenooL
Tells OF His Work
Consuming. the witness said he had
studied chemistry. and had worked for
his father in Brooklyn and then went to
Newark. where he was employed. Moii-
neux's voice was quiet and firm and he
showed no trace Of excitement. He
said that he was married al the time
of his arrest
Dis got know Harry Cornish
Il did
Did you 'have dfsagreements with
him?"
4 mad several triaing disagreements
With him
What we're they2"
i had an argument with Cornish over
the entrance of certain men % the club
7 said that the men were gO3d athletes,
but did no: add socially to the club.
I had a disagreement with Cornish over
an amateur circus which / was getting
uD. did not like the way he did things
and spoke to him several times about
it and after that 1t was attended to-
Cornish once said something about me
aud I asked for an investigation"
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llASON'S BRIBERY CHARGE
BECOMES 4 BOOMERANG
Mr.. Love Makes Counter
Charge Against Senator
WAS ONCE HIS CLOSE FRIEND
Further Statas That Dawson Started
Independent Campaign to Have
Money to Withdraw.

CHICAGO. Oct 81--senator William
E MasOn's bribery charge has developed
into a boomerang. E. 0. Love one of
his old law clients and most ardent sup
porters, charges in an affidavit that J.
B. Dawson, Mason's legislative candf-
date against Ed C Curtis. attempted to
sandbag State Senator Small and the
Republican organization in the Kanks
kee district.
Mason Brings Charge.
At the Auditorium meeting TUESDAY
evening Senator Mason produced Daw-
son to support his sensation tha. seas-
tor Small and others had offered the in
dependent candidate $500 to get IF ths
ticket in favCr Of Mr.. Curtis. WIN is q
supporter OF Congressman Hopkins.
Senator Mason alleged that Love had
been approached by Mr. Small. Mr.. Hon
kins and others with offers of large 81 ms
Of money II he would induce Dawson 10
Withdraw.
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Fair and continued cool to-
night Saturday increasing
cIoudiness; light winds.
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| ---FiCkcnS is Soon TO have q Sun
day mail.
Tho number Of fruit tree or
ders being taken by citizens around
Plckcns indicates that the people
arc improving their homes by ad-
ding TO them good orchards which
generally prove mustSs,valuable as
sets TO amy hono.
-Waddy Y. Chapman was last
week the victim Of an alr gun
reoklossly aimed up the street by
a boy not thinking Of the consc-
quences. The shot struck near
the eyo ana passed through tho I'D
and it is feared the ball is injured
n. Christie Robinson came in
from Laurens last Sunday and ssre~
mainod Il day with relatives and
friends here- Christie is now day
clerk at the Ben~Delln hotel, the
leading hostelry III that entcrpris-
lug city, and IS well pleased with
his work.
-James P. Carey, we'll known
all over this part Of South Caroli.
na, has been appointed to hold o.
special term oI Court at Laurens,
beginning Monday, December first.
Mr.. Carey's legal ability is rcco1,-
nZed abroad, and this demand is
made upon h'm because the law
ycrs appreciate bis merit, and
quality as 4 Judge.
-R. r. Roark has bought the
entire stocF of merchandise Of A.
M. Morris and will continue tie
business at tho same stand. Mr..
Roark is an energetic young man
fully qualified through experience
for the business and will 10 doubt
make success Of merchandising.
He soliclts tho public patronage
and will make it to tho interest of
the trading public to examine his
stock and do business with him.
-Jerre II. Payne, Of Calhoun,
was adjudged insahe by Probate
Judge New berry Oh Monday, Nov.
18th, upon proper proceedings
bringing him before the Probate
Judge. ?. p. Mcdaniel left CAL
houn with Mr.. Payne Tuesday
morning for the Asylum where it is
hoped the treatment will fully re-
store him. Mr.. Payne had been
nd health for some time and it
apparent that his mind was
ually yielding 10 the strain.
physicians WHO uade tho ex-
'ation were L. &C. Clayton OF
tral and 4. !M. Rolfearn, Of
nson College,
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: -Ec-r-syr
!..iSCS: !.

We notice that between tho copy
and the press our last article two
weeks ago loat tho points aud most
of tho sonso, SO excuse, it was not
our botoh.
Wheat sowing and plowing was
cut short yesterday by tho thun.
der showers.
The 18th Of November has
passed and the potato vines aud
cotton have not been killed by
frost. Cotton and the morning
glories are still in bloom.
The Liberty Brass Band is put.
ting in good time practicing and
progressing finely under Prof. j.
E. Parsons'instructlon.
Edgar Templeton has fever.
Mrs. W. l.. Boggs and Pearl
Smith are able to be out.
Mrs. Eastman, of Brevard, N, G,
visited her daughter, Mrs. w. l..
Boggs during her illness.
o. D. McCravey is suffering
from O. severe attach of rheuma.
tism.
Berry McWhorter and his faith or
have gono to Atlanta, where the
latter has gone for special treat.
ment for cancer.
Rev. W. T.. Boggs, Of Grecnville,
left all appointment to preach
here next Sabbath the 23rd inst.
The freight trains made things
hum Sunday, as usual.
Nov. IS. G.
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Local and Personal.
Read land sale nOtices first

J Read land sale notices first on
page.
7 DR.. w. +. Austin will be in
; Easley, Nov. 25 and 2G.
| Read Auditors and Treasurers
anotico on last page.
w. j. Roark, of Washington.
tD. c., spent last week with his son,
EeR. r. Roark.
Hon. Thomas w. Bacot, Of
BCharleston, was here Monday on
business.
y ALL, the stores will be closed
I'm Pickens Thanksgiving Day, Nov.
E27th.
livery farmer is sowing wheat,
land the best part is he is fixing
his lands well.
The Picl1ens Graded School is
Ifiourishing and the progress of the
pupils is encouraging.
--Leopold Of Belgium has been
the target Of would-be assassin,
but the bullets missed their mark.
Craig Bros. are the cash mer-
chants who sell on close margins.
Read their new advertisements.
DR.. A. J. S. Thomas preached
to attentive and appreciative con-
-""~"+io'e at the Baptist church
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churches In tho Pickens circuit
are urged to be present at the f.
nal meeting Of Stewards to be held
ut the Parsonage, in Pickens. Sat.
'urday Nov. % at 10 O'Clock a. IN.
The Committee OF stock holdcrs
and directors of the Easley Cream.
cry Company are requested to meet
Wednesday Nov. 10Th at the
Creamery at 10 O'Clock a., m. A
full attendance is desired
~. w. Reedar 10 in Piokens
ia the interest of County Benefit
Association of America. An or.
gatliSation has. been effected with
E. Foster Keith, President, J. b,
Newbesy seo'y and Treas.
~ Married On Sunday morning
The 9th OF Nov. 1902 at the home
of the brides father, Marion stepb.
Hpa, Mt, william Atkiasop to Misa
Nora atanhans, both Of Piakene
& q IS
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Ill one uoy 40 ~
comm entary.

III one uc.y ., ,..
comm entary.
w. Lafayette LaBoon, after q
two weeks visit to his home in
Brushy Creek in Anderson county,
Is back at his work in Pickens. -
Ethel, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. l.. jenkins, who has de-
veloped q lease of pneumonia, Is
improving.
The sale at the late reside dence
of B. A: Green, Tuesday, was we'll
attended. The personal property
brought fairly good prices.
Elmer Folger, of ,Gaffney, has
been spending q while with rela~
tlves in and hear Pickens ENJOYING
his vacation. He returnedIto Gaff-
ney Tuesday.
Col. D. K. Norris passed thro'
Pickens Wednesday on his way to
the north to complete arrange.
ments relative the Central Cotton
Mill.
Friends of Msj. J. j. Lewis
will be pleased to learn of his rapid
Improvement. He ia still OF the
home of his, son-in.law, Mr.. j. Ice
Carpenter, in Greenville.
>Up,to;date about 1900 bales of
cotton'havs been marketed in Pick.
ems out Of the 1902 crop, and Pick.
ems buyers have always paid the
highest market price for cotton.
One of the hardest ralns since
summer fell in tins section last
Monday night; is was genuine o
thnnaor storm and>put g stop to
wheat sowing. We are looking for
cold weather uow.
Stockholders of the Farmers
Publishing Company are requested d
TO read the notice of meeting pub
lished herein and fixed for the %
inst, and all be present if possible,
either in person or by proxy.
Don't fail to keep up with the
advertisements of land for sale as
thew aDnear in this nonnr o.
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! Cure For Cholera iafaui,,m.

last May says Mr., Cfrtis Baker
o) hookwoltcr, Ohio, '.'an infant child Of
our noi8lbor'9 was Bniyering From .chol.
era infaotun, Tho doctor had given m
MI hopes OF recovery. ] took a hottie
Of Chambcrlain's collie, cholera and Diar
rhoen remedy to the ho0Go, tollioa tliom
| felt suto It wond do good IL used 60.
cording 10 DIRECTIONS, IN two dnys tlmo
tho child had fully recovered, ond Ia
now (neaflY year ejncel yjgoroua
healthy girl ! bpvo reaommmepded
thia Yefqeao frequently npd hnyn never
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20 J1ATlHE EIALa,2

II, lhe prop1ctors OF Foley l.oney and
,@F 60 not "d9cr iso This rs n euro cure
i,rc0a8'mption." They do not cIoim
u %iIl ,onte This dread complaint in od.
V"nc"i casos, hut do positively assert
III 1t viii euro in tho earlier stages
"N1 never falls to give comfort
S5n' T''ioS IN The worat cases. Eoley's
h"n@y nnd Tar ja without doubt tho
gTG"'eai throat and tong romcay, Re.
fus2 ,6ubaiitntsa BoIt and Webb Pick,
Hna Chapman nAd CHluAi4au Liaoyty.
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FREE TO TIL: BABIES

The Eastern notwithstanding Co.. Of
Chicago, will present to every baby.
under one year Of age, in this county, one
solid silver baby spoon with the bahy's
gwen name engraved on sane. Vow 40
not have to pay one ccns nor buy anv-
thing to get this spoon. Thc Eastern
Manufacturing Co. arc JaIrc y3anuf2c.
turcrs and jobbcrs Of ic,vclrv ana
sllverwarc, and have takcu this method
OF advertising their goods. Instead Of
spending thousands Of dollars for
magazine advertising they have decided
to give it away direct to consumers.
The undersigned Grrn has tcer
made distributing agent 10! this
locality. Bring yopr hahy to tl,cir
store and give it's name and agc and
you will receive ono Of tics>, beautiful
silver spoons all engraved free OF cost.
This is not q cheap article, but solid
silver of elegant design, Don't fa;5
to look over the elegant line Of The
Eastern Manufacturing ca. : goods on
display at
Mrs. Sggy g.. .;s-yy - 3s&.sg.
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The Peoples Journal.
Notice to Subscribers +!

Laet January notices were sent to all
parties in arrears and duo Tho Journal
on subscription and otherwise. These
notices included Indebtedness OF 1901
and 1902.
Mr.. w. Il. Matheny is still with tho
Journal and in charge Of these mattors
and will be pleased to have all who have
not complied with the request to settle
embodied in the said notices to call on
him ut The Journal office, in tho Antho.
ny brick building, at tho rear of w. II.
McFalls store and arrange suoh indebt
edness at once. A prompt compliance
will greatly facilitate us in placing and
e&eeping our business in proper shape.
Respectfully,
Il. j. MAULDIN,
Pub, Tho Journal.
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Nhc" J,"n are &u0NriaH Grom rho,ma,
usN', I've NiducN5 p.N3t Du tended 70 1t
once ." tisjt thoy will olimiunto tho uriD
oc't ir"n the blood. Foloy'y Kidney
Nufo IS tho most NtlooIivo remedy for
~" purpose. L. J., Hopkins Of Polar
,"i3p says, 'Altcr nN8ucoeasCully doc.
tori0S throa years If rheumatism with
si'e best 'oo;o't', / tried EoIcy'a Kidney
Cure N0A |, oITc0 mo. J. cannot speak
too hignly OF this great medicine" Bolt
y Webb FlckenS & Chapman &c Cllahan
Liberty.
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bo it resolved by
Drr!s aud auproun0-
ass NlGOtiMM n3sc ~.

NCilOliICC titH 1s0HSl-
nation Of Nero ITallUms as ono Of
tho most dastardly and cowarclly
acts that CAN DO conceived Of by
the humaD heGyt aNd IN outrage
upon our community.
Resolved 2nd, That We pledge
ourselves to dc all ia ouv powar 20
bring the guilty party 10 justice
and call upon all our fellow oiti-
zens white and colored to assist US.
Resolved 3rd, That a copy Of
these resolutions b sent 10 Gov,
Mcsweeney, asking him to ojf"r a
liberal reward for the captoro and
conviction of tho said assassin, :
Also q copy be sent our county
papers with q request that they
publish the aame.
On motion Of Mr.. Johnston the
resolutions were unanimously
passed, =
Repben Fowler, Chm,
E.
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GhcYiH'S Sales.
5ulsu'nut 0: ToYoclcsv.rc.

In pulsuarco OF 'or,jur ,l foreclosure,
nI"do i'll the aInNo stated ease hy His
Honor Z. {. Watts, dotod October 22nd
l9U2' and on file III tho Clerks office I
VIII sell to the highest bidder on
SALEDAY DrCE,JpEB 1910
'''' '""-''
during tho legal hourS, for sAio at Pick
ems Oourt House. D. C''
All that piece, parcel or tract Of land
lying and being situated in tho county
nn'. % a'nlo ahoISsh,a y, Eas'oy township
SnlrGo w., ~ 'J",,"y ,,o",3 Sioeh, %aSsr5 OF
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CITATION.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
County Of pckena
ifv J = NrVyj,nry IIeln,;rn pr, bo.,

County Of pickens.
I55y }, y. Ncwbery Esquire Probate
Judge.
Whereas, Isaac Ha)lums mado snit
to mo TO grant him Letters Of Atlmiuistla.
tiou OF tho Estate Of and effects of Nero
u,l!ums DECEASED.
These are therefore to c,tn and odnon,
iah I'll "Md sjN8nior the kindred aud
@!ru'" 3 oi thc said Nero Inll;,u deccae-
c.i, tAat they DO and appear before nc,
- ~" CoNrv Of rrobn'o, TO bo held al
I;"""4% Court ilou@o, $. G, on he 30
d,y ol Nov. 1902, after DuGlicoiion hove.
Of, ot J | O'Clock ia the foYor ooD 20 shaw
cause jI "iy they haze, why tho said Ad,
m'nia''oiio" hh"Nii not be- rrantod.
0iHoa nnder my hanl ana seal, this
I day OF Sop. 1902, iN Tie l27 year
Of GUY Independence,
j. 3. NEWBNRY.
j, p, 7. G.
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NOTICE I

| vii! SOL to tho highest bidder
for cash at Tho residence Of a. NJ,
Young III Andoraon county, s.. c.,
Tuesday Nov, 25th at 10 O'Clock
q, m, the following property;
Ono hay mare, one buggy end
harness, lot Of corn, fodder and
farming tools.
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Do YOU like coffee? Wei you do, let us sell you SONS
of the best roasted coteo onJ
green he market, 'F $50 "ha sAVa2 ~
you ever indulge in smoking coll got
Glory. ' 0 N '' ~ ''aho of va n
Perhaps away from and forgot your dinner
course YOU don't want to drive homo your dinner And
hu nov 40 IT Tor anything
ss oHr on the market for the money let the osey
80 Fny of knives for tho boys, and prices euit them SM9
We nave some bArgan8 IN Shoe and Dry Goods 8&#
Highest price laid for ali Country Produce S
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Notjco 10 DcAo,si aaA CrrGltory

Hofico 10 hcLGl.j 0aA ErTiif0T
Persons h0yiuqclajn3 against tho us-
tato Of W. Il. Aloxondor are requested to
present the samo properly attested to II 0
undersigned for Payment by tho lst day
Of january next. Whose indebted to
said estate must make payments to
Is. j. hlcXAudcr, Administration.
Nov. 20. 1902 3t
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Chomhorlaiu's coiic, cholera md Dior
tPo'1 - N'MednI has . world wida repu &,
ltyn tor 't} cytroa 1t rever fcis and "a
? 'ca$nht end f. t. take. lEor eoic Dv
ipr 6, ". iInr;o ~
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One

All that piece parcel OK tract Of !ond il
INC county OF fickena aud State afore
Haid, containing thirty. oNo acres more or
Less bounded by lands OF Il, i. Ch;j,
dress, Sire. MarY g, R0ulSg ana others
according to a plnt madoby J. a. Rob,
insoU.