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The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1902-05-14
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The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1902-05-14
Lexington County Pension Roll.

Da0oyS O@SooA
w Grim, Swansea.
Samuel G CAN'T, Seivern.
J S Haltiwanger, Lattakoo.
James A Derrick, Derrick.
W T Rister, Irmo.
A Noah Sease, Chaplin.
40 Wilson, Lexington.
James F Wise, CASTOR.
CLASS C. NO. l.
Zemria CAN'T, Seivern.
Noah Hallman, Lees7ille.
W S Hipp, Number.
N W Hyler, Savilla.
John G. Kelly, Fredonia.
E Hugh Lewis, Seivern.
James NJ Lucas, Rishton.
VIM L Miller, Seivern.
James T Mitchell, Batesburg.
Ira B Reynolds, Batesburg.
John F Risb, Edmund.
Adam Watts, Castor.
CLASS c. NO. 2.
Jacob P Addy, Lattakoo,
Wesley Alewine, Lewiedale.
Nv Amick, Derrick.
William Attawsy, Batesburg.
D T Barr, Adair.
J T Bryant, New Brookland.
George A Berry, Woodford.
Joseph Fl Buckley, Gala.
Thomas Boatwright, Samaria.
S A Bloodworth, Fredonia.
Samuel W Bookman, Gala.
E G. Barrineau, New Brookland.
Moses Boyer, New Brookland,
J L Chapman, Little Mountain.
jacob Cooeler, Hilton.
Henry D Derrick, Savilla.
Benson Farr, Little Mountain.
J Hart Fulmer, Rightwell.
Joshua Gunter, Leesville.
James A Hook, Castor.
James F Hufstetler, Rightwell.
Lemuel Hall, Samaria.
E Hallman, Lexington.
ID Hallman, Lexington.
j D Harmau, Lexington.
Joseph F Harmap, Lexington.
R N Hicke, Lexington.
Dan A Hicks,, Gala.
JP Howell, Swansea.
Wayne Hall, Batesburg.
Jacob w Kazell, New Brookland.
2 s Kenady, LeWledale.
NJ L Kyzer, Adair.
Samuel Keisler, Ssvilla.
James L Kelley, New Brookland.
Joseph D Knight, Bakersville.
Thos W Lucas, Swansea.
W W Long, Priceville. .
L W Lancaster, Swansea.
R Fl Leaphart, Priceville.
Sam J Metze, Leaphart.
J N Miller, Bars Landing.
JB Mills, Ella.
Silas R Perry, New Brookland.
Felix Poole, New Brookland.
Jacob Price, Priceville.
Fred Rikard, New Brookland.
Frank Rawl, Savilla.
J W Starns Sr., Wits Mill.
Anderson Shealy, Bars Landing.
WA Shealy, New Brookland.
Emil Sharpe, Shurnperts.
Isaieh Shealy, Bars Landing.
Ezra Snelgrove, Lexington.
D M Sox, Edmund.
W E Sox, New Brookland.
Henry Spires, Thor.
Jacob E Taylor, Lewiedale.
Isom G Taylor, Irene.
JD Taylor, Irene.
Jas F Taylor, Pelion.
T I Warner, Savilla.
VIM D Wise, Sandy Run.
William E Wells, Leesville.
CLASS C NO. 3.
Frances Bundrick, Peak.
Nancy Busy, Edmunds.
Mittie E Courtney, Samaria.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1902-05-14
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Medium Weight Light Color Suits for spring wear
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We have in stock all the latest Weaves. We have 10
the largest and greatest variety of Blue Serges for Sum-
mer We have carried before. See these goods and
prices and you will readily realize how cheap they are
Call at
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Mr Joe Davis, Of SummertjeIi, was
among the visitors to O-ala Tuesday.
II will he remembered that Mr.. Davis
for long time kept one ot the pr.u.
cipal stalls in the market tn thi~ city
and a. much money as there /, known
to be in the market business, Mr..
Davis says there Is still more ON the
farm if inteIligeutiy directed lie
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crops AMI among other thing ha a
pecan orchard from which he expects
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Mrs. Geo. y. Nash lett Tuesday for
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eral months with relatives. Her
many friends viii be- pleased To- know
that she is rapidly improving from
her recent illness.
Mr.. Z. II. johnson, after spending "A
week with his wife and daughter at
White Springs, returned home Tues
day.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-09-12
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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-09-12

Mr.. w. i. Dickinson, rising
young lawyer of Tampa, but formerly
of this county, passed through Ocala
Tuesday on his way from his old
home at Mcintosh. He is about to
trade his two hundred acres at Me-
Intoeh for valuable property near
Beaumont, Texas, and expects soon
to join the brigade of oil kings. Mr..
Dickinson was agreeably surprised To
note the condition of the orange
groves at Mcintosh and all the Sec
ton around Orange Lake. He said
that Mr.. Sampson will ship two
thousand boxes of oranges this season
and a number of other grower would
ship less number of boxes. He says
it is beginning to look like old time 8
arc und Orange Lake.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-09-12
Thousands Have Kidney Trouble
and Don't Know it.
How To Find Out.

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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-09-12


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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-09-12

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Mr. +. II. Williams, of Crewsville,
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Jams ha- just purchased four hundred
head of cattle in Marion ana Sumter
counties and has shipped them to
Crew5yille where he viii pasture
and fatten them preparatory to ship
ping them 10 Cuba. He intends pur-
chasing several more hundred while
i'm this vicinity.
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4o9-4Is Peah Street, New York.
sc and SI.oo al druggists.
The diamond drill., 1902-08-02
TWENTY YEARS AGO.

This Office enjoyed visit from w
X Davock. of Cleveland, last Thurs
day Mr.. Davock was in Crystal Falls
looking after his extensive landed in
terests in and about here.
It's trife over twenty years since
last visited CRYSTAL Falls said Mr.
Davock % reporter And you may
imaciue what 4 surprise it was for
me 70 find we'll developed city
where last saw only wilderness
through which a few trails lead to the
one or two explorations about the place
i came up here with Mr. Butler
Of the Briar Hill Iron and Coal company
TO see their exploration over where the
Bristol mine is now We came from
Florence by team, the railroad not
being in here at that time and it was
long tedious drive
The diamond drill., 1902-08-02
A FINNISH BATH

one Of the greatest trials visitor in
Finland has TO endure Is Finnish
bath The method Of procedure is
unique Divetesd Of outer clothing
and attired in light, and airy cotton
garment you are slung in sort Of
hammock composed Of cord above a
large receptacle like the boilers ia
public laundries this is almost filled
with cold water, into which, at the
right moment Is flung a large brick
or red hot piece Of iron, which, Of
course, causes an overwhelming much
Of steam TO ascend and almost choke
you. Then when the process has
gone on sufficiently long you are shaken
ont Of your hammock. immersed in
cold water, and after every drastic
treatment you resume your rayment,
sadder and wiser than before your
novel experience.
The diamond drill., 1902-08-02

now q Snty treasurer. II is north
county tradition that he never has TO
go near his Office now. unless he
chooses. as his work is all done by
deputies and he simply draws the
salary. Like Mr.. Byrnes. he is a
loyal son OF Ireland ana republican.
He was once asked how IL happened
that he, could be an Irishman and "A
republican, being told that as rule
lrshmen are democrats according 10
principle. 'Arrah, it's principle is
il that makes them democrats, he
answered then its interest that
makes me a republican. Let them
fight for the principle, but 1 need a
little Of the interest occasionally. -
Grand Rapid Herald.
The diamond drill., 1902-08-02
ANENT GOOD ROADS.

Information from Menominee county
where Sl2O. 900 have been put into the
county roads ought TO be Interesting TO
the county board and to the road COM
missioners Of this county. Menominee
county is noted throughout the upper
peninsula for It's sytsem Of good roads
and there is large mileage. The
average cost Of making these me-
chademized roads Is 81 POO per mile
The roads are all covered with crushed
stone and have the appearance Of a
boqlevaris rather than county roads
Iron county is spending about $40 OOO
per year and haven't even good
country road 10 show for the $7j O0O
that have been spent on the roads
since the county road system was
adopted
True, we have better roads now than
we had before, but we have not the
roads that we should have had the
commissioners been content with q
little done well each year The com
missioners can, II they will, begin
next year this years allowance being
consumed in paying up the debts Of
last year, and build five miles ~ me-
chademized road each year and have
enough left out of the annual ap.
preparation 20 maintain Che balance Of
the system IN passeable condition
The diamond drill., 1902-08-02
DYNAMITED DRILLS.

The Verona Mining company suffered
a loss from yandals at the Vivian mine
last sunday night There were several
power drills standing in the open pit
and the miscreants took the drills
placed the hose on top of them and
then blasted the pile totally destroying
the whole stuff. The loss will amount
TO about 800 and there is no clue so
far TO the perpetrators Of the deed
This is but one Of several dynamitings
in and about Quinnesec of late. The
big air pipe the G. q n W. railroad
track and the boom at Niagara have
been dynamited recently.
The diamond drill., 1902-08-02
J. G. Wilkin son,
City Druggist.

looking men upon the floor He i
state deputy Tor tire Modern Woodmen
and wsl as legislature largely
to have IA Office ana desk room an-
y4nient q bis business
Yes ! expect - Sc back to the
house again. aaid Sir Byrnes cheerily
tnis morning i could nave gone q
the senate except for the congressional
mix.up ln our district ] was 4
strong friend Of n Q. Young, who
defeated Congressman Shelden and
Marquette conldnt reasonably expect
the congressional and senatorial nomi-
nations. We needed Iron connty for
Young. too, and therefore we made q
deal TO make Michael Moriartiy of
Iron county senator in return for
their support for yonug The slate
will 90 through - that way, and !
will remain in the house Herald
The diamond drill., 1902-08-02

Messrs Gibson, Mason. Ogren and
wallin were up on the Net river fishing
for pickeral this week.
Geo. Darrougn Is at Marinette at
tending the Marinette and Menominee
Chatauqua Assembly this week.
President Cole and General Manager
Olcott were at Amasa yesterday in
their private cars. They visited the
Michigan and Gibson mines
Mrs. Groves mother who has been
visiting her returned TO Browntown,
Wis taking with her the Grove child
rem for visit to their grandparents.
The diamond drill., 1902-08-02
REPUBLICAN TICKET.
STATE.

Goyernor-Aaron T. Bliss.
Lieutenant Governor - Alex.
Maitland.
Secretary of state-Fred NJ.
Warner.
State Daniel McKoy
Auditor-Perry +. Powers.
Attorney General Charles a.
Blair.
Commissioner Of the State Land
Office Edwin A Wildey.
Superintendent OF Public In
struction-De Delos A. Fall.
Members OF the Board of Educa-
Patrick II. Kelly and L.
l.. Wright.
The diamond drill., 1902-08-02

Prof Clinton d. Smith of the
Agricultural college, who was with the
upper peninsula editors informed a
reporter for the Munising News that
he examined the ground feed sold by
the dealers in Marquette and found
that instead Of selling oats and corn
ground up, as the dealers supposed,
they We're handling a mixture Of wheat
middlings, oat husks and corn cobs
The diamond drill., 1902-08-02
AMASA NOTES.
TO ENTER A RUNNING TEAM.

~ III - NJ -N4NAAN0 AsA-hs
The Amasa fire department is think.
ing seriously Of putting running
team into the races at the Negaunee
tournament This determination is
the result Of the announcement in The
Diamond Drill that the Cry Fails
boys are not going 70 put in team
this year.
We want Iron county represented,
said one Of the Amasa firemen, and
If Crystal Falls Is not going in We are,
that is If we can get enough Of the
Old men to take hold 70 insure the
thing success. Captain Hans John
son. Of your team, has consented 20
train us and we can have the use Of
the CRYSTAL Falls hose cart to practice
with 1t is our intention if we sue
ceed in getting up the team % 20 10
Crystal Fails once each week and spend
half day practiciug On the track
down there
The Diamond Drill reporter made con
siderable inquiry about the village
and found chat the boys are working
hard to get mp the team but that they
are having an uphill JOB A. most Of
the boys who were here year ago
have either moved away or DO not care
to enter this years team. However
it is % be hoped that the team will
be organized So that Crystal Fails can
have some one 70 shout for MP at Neg
annna
The diamond drill., 1902-08-02
JUST LOOK AT HER.

Whence came that sprightly step,
faultless skin, rich rosy complexion,
smiling face. She looks good feels
good Here's her secret She uses
Dr. Kings New Life Pills. Result
all organs active digestion good, no
headaches. no chance for blues Try
them yourself. Only % cents at j. c.
Wilkinson.
The diamond drill., 1902-08-02

The man who caused more trouble
~ the legislative committee clerks last
session than All Of the There statesmen
combined arrived ia che city last night
with the announcement that he ex-
poets 20 return 20 Lansing next Jan.
nary He is Representative G. ,.
Ryrues Of Ishpeming practically tie
only tnll hlooded Erish diplomat Ia
the lomer honse, an1 one sas yeef
The diamond drill., 1902-08-02

In the course Of some litigation in
New Jersey recently. the fact
was made public that .Bertram Cutler
is the.largest individual stockholder
Of record in the Unietd States Steel
corporation. For day or two Wall
street wondered who this was that
owned 1913, 975 shares OF United States
Steel preferred and s5, 365 shares Of
Steel common. He was finally located
as stenographer and type writer for
John D. Rockefeller and his salary
Is els week. The stock standing
in his name Is said to be worth
$40, 0OO,0
The diamond drill., 1902-08-02
MANY VISITORS HERE.

Last Sunday saw "A great number of
visitors in our village. the occasion
being the Finnish picnic which was
held at this place and which was
participated in by the members Of the
order throughout the county
About 900 o. clock special train
arrived from Crystal Falls bearing
nearly $50 visitors The visitors and
local members marched to the pincic
grove north Of the Northwestern
water tank where very enjoyable
day was spent Games and amusements
OF all kinds were INDUCED in. the
most prominent Of which was the
shooting match, in which Gust Mang
sen won the championship prize.
The gross receipts of the day We're S210
and the expenses trifie over 500 so
that $l72 went towards paying off
the debt on the beautiful hall This
building was built 10y menas Of loans
from the members Of the society and
these loans have been paid of until
but few dollars remain.
In the evening there were exercises
in the hall Joe Meredith addressed
the audience and gave them very
interesting talk
The diamond drill., 1902-08-02

The next meeting If the Lake Sup
erior Mining Institute will be held at
Duluth on the 18th Of this month.
The institute will last three days
and a trip will be made 70 the Mesabi
and Narmili1n ranges
The diamond drill., 1902-08-02

The past two weeks have witnessed
Democratic conventions in several Of
the counties Of the peninsula. The
most significant action Of any Of The
conventions was that taken by the
Houghton county Democrats who
turned down free silver resolution.
Evidently the Democrats up there are
Of the harmony order.
The diamond drill., 1902-08-02

Michael Moriarity will il elected
cut considerable of figure in Che next
state senate He Il said 70 be not
only possessed Of charming personality
bat is eloquent 20 n degree and has
long been a political power in Iron
county He has held nearly every
office in the county Including several
terms ~ prosecuting attuney and 81
The diamond drill., 1902-08-02

The upper peninsula has seen some
pretty warm congressional scraps but
none Of them comes mp with the time
they had down in New Jersey last
Monday when, at the primaries, several
we've killed
The diamond drill., 1902-08-02

Judge William L. Carpenter Of
Detroit, will doubtless be nominated
and elected TO the supreme court Of
Michigan 70 succeed the late Judge
Long, but although his election seems
almost certain there are at least two
other men mentioned as candidates
Muskegon is ambitious and would
like 10 see one of her sons on the
bench and has offered Judge Russell Of
the Muskegon-Ocheana circuit as a
candidate. Bay City also has an
Offering TO make in the person Of
Judge Shepard All three of the men
mentioned are willing TO be- candidates
and any Of the three would be grace
70 the bench but Judge Carpenter
seems 70 have good head over the
others. He Will not, however resign
his present position as Judge Of the
Wayne county circuit bench for Car
penteI Is not the man 10 count his
chickens before they are hatched.
The diamond drill., 1902-08-02
CoNGRES s SIGNAL
LEaIsLATIYE coNYENTIoN.
II. DIN Young

A Republican convention for the
Iron Representative district is hereby
called TO meet at..the town hall IN the
village Of l. 'Anse. on Tuesday, August
9th A. d. 1902. at two 0 clock p. m. 70
nominate candidate 20 represent
said district in the state Legislature
and % transact such other business as
may De legally brought before it.
The counties in the district are en-
titled 70 representation as follows;
Baraga County 5-delegates
Iron County delegates
Keweenaw county ? delegates
Ontonagon county delegates
The diamond drill., 1902-08-02
COUNTY

Sheriff Herman Holmes
Clerk John Wall.
Treasurer-John r. McGillis.
Prosecuting Attorney-Charles
I'll. Watson.
Register Of Deeds--A D.
Rogers.
Coroners--W X. DAWSON.
T. n. Minckler
The diamond drill., 1902-08-02

TIE 500 News Record came.out with
n very creditabe carnival edition
last Monday Tie News is certainly
fine paper