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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-09
The INSPECTION MATER.
General Freight Agent Goodwin Es-
nrneeas Zig WeAua


General Freight Agent Goodwin Es-
presses His Views.
Galveston, Texas, August S-P H.
Goodwin. general freight agent OF the
Santa We, was asked by The Post CORE
spondent tails morning what attitude the
railroads would probably take regarding
the matter Of Inspecting ana Fe.pressing
cotton At Houston, Ia view OF the notice
seat them by The Interior Compress as
ISOLATION TO The effect that that Gignuizu-
tIOn would no longer participate IN any
POI ton vi the expense involved Ia the m
sVcctl0u Of cotton a. Houston. He replied
that the matter would be discussed at The
messing OF tue general freglt ageuts II
the railroads Of Texas and the president
and other members Of The compress as
sociHtion at san Antonio aud that before
that dine be hesitAted To express an Opiu-
lon regarding the position watch the rail-
roads would take. la the past he said tue
railroads had heid that thcy were bearing
more of the expense Attached 10 the IN
srsrtion Of cotton both At Galveston and
.iott. 10 thau llpy should. The railroads
rnv ~ per cent OF the expense and .hc
.ul- re association - per cent, said Mr..
GouITyn, ana IL this ratio WAS reversed II
would be i far more equitable arrau cement
from uhc standpoint 81 the railroad men.
Mr. G1olWyn said, however, that the
compress association had always been rea.
sunRnle IN tue pas, aad that ne considered
n probable mat the present matter would
be agreed upon and settled antcably.
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II present plans are carried out there Will
be no interchange OF passes among West
ern roads during 1903 The meeting Of the
pass committee representing all Western
lines has heen set for early October, and
the matter s. already receiving considerable
discussion Until last year the pass agree.
ments have been largely farclcal, but 1t Is
expected this year that the agreement
which has been kept only by trunk lines,
Will he generally IN force. j. V MAhoney,
chairman of the Western trunk line com
mlttce, has been madc chairman OF the
pass committee in pince OF George W
Rstinc. Last year roads In the various
associations agreed not to Interchange
passes, and the agreement fell through be.
fore II was put into effect Finally the
Central Passenger association lines and the
trunk line entered into the agreement,
which the former were unable to keep II
was stated that this was largely due TO
the fact that the Wabash extends In East.
eru as well as Western territory, aud that
It could not have ono rule over portion
Of Its lines and another over other portions
What railroad managers would Hike tn do
Il to place transportation on u purely com.
mercinl basis, hut this viii never he done
until they obtain the nerve 10 defy the
politicians and through them adverse legis-
lation.
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Mr.. NJ. l.. Robbins. general passenger
md ticket agent Of the Southern Pacinc
went TO Galveston Yesterday to witness the
arrival Of the steamship ~ Nortc. lie r.
turned In the afternoon aud reported that
the celebration WIS grand success. and
that NEST Of tile visitors remained over for
last nights nrewo Ks aud carnival. The
crowd, he said, numbered abou- 1890 N
Robbins said the steamer reached tic hlr
FRIDAY morning at l o'c.a'k, Captain Gard.
ntr had To slacken speed in order 10 re @ ,
the dock at the appointed huur The shin
came up 90 the dock nj $40 H. m yes ,erdly
Bands were PLAYING Gag, living and eau
non roar ng. The SPECTATORS were very IN.
thuShStic Many pc pic went out IN SAT-
poatS so as 60 ct a better view of the
sup, ana one man wNS observed to fir, his
revolver repca edlv rs M expression u ala
deiEGt. Mr., Robbins s3d tnat nearl
every hnGy went aboard the ship and Mare
cordially entertained by Captain C rdner.
Inc mp was wei laden with freight os
rv ~ Description and commenced unloading
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Notes and Personals

Mr.. ". n wepkg. gon.rs, ,,.,.,.
is In The city. ''N'S'
The family OF Chief Rate rlark
,n,aEWsehee OF the Katy lcu rA,wstay ror
ture. 'Ns'Ne ~ tue tu'
-, Owing to the continued illness NJ t,,v
L!Shrt Aseut Saucier OF the Southern l,6.
enc travelling Passenger Agent ksinbr 81,
- SIN IA ehatse OF the ticket office an
FRANKLIN and Main. AZ
Mr.. o. II. Reed, division freight and mas.
Senger agent of the Houston ana irexos
central at Calvert IL in the CRY , ~
are splendid IN MS section; ane uastSSs
ana no holl weeyils.
The Southern Pacific mas arranged % -,,,,
via Eagle Lake and the cane keIt SO a.
ciaI rates VIII be made from Honstnr ~,
all points 10 THE territory. anu
MI A. J. Richter, excursion agent a, ,ns
S Sot !.S, fseiuc' is In the city Lieuten.
amt Tommy" Randolph the hnsti,n, 49,.
leader OF Captain Renters Sunsets r n,ue
co1porteurs, vii. reside in future vim ~
parents In Houston. W." ms
Another change has been made b.,
passenger pas p trafne department OF tae south.
clerk in Colonel Morse's nfnce ms n'.s,,
transferred TO the position OF sss,sfnnl
cry ticket agent aud Mr. Howard Rlr,...s
mas been appointed TO his place in Colene,
horse's office. ''V"e'
Mr., Percy w. Morrow. travel,n, 49,
ger agent OF the Louisville ana SasS,,,,a
said yesterday that his road was dotn ,'s'
large business IN Texas. The trains 49,. a
IeAas, both freight and passenger. mas
enormously increased during the past wear
an unusually large traffic in grain 49, r,
handled via New orleans 's
Messrs. W. b. Terhune, sontn,as,.
agent for the Atlanta and West Poin, 49,
asAasasxtsns 4 Houston. And ksxsx ~.
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Cotton crop LonL. M,n

Manager Jen n. Miller Of the Sunset ea.
uai lines returned frosn North Texas yes.
terday' He reports that the cotton crop
IN the northern part Of the State is satis.
FACTORY Wherever he has been during the
pas month Mr. Miller has been eneoura red
W ais expectation Of a great Yield and
PLANT about the boil weevil fXyher the
crop ls unsatisfactory every farmer Is ours
ing the weevil, but the farmers are nov ali
snlles aud the boil wecvil mas evidentiy
gone upon vacation to Mexico. GOD haa
been good 10 the planters NJ Texas they
wanted rain and II fell IN abundance. Phey
wanted II 90 cease and II did SO. II GOV.
eseu the crops In the lowlands, but reced.
ca before material dsnage had been done
warmth was needed after the rains and
me sun came out In all It's Splendor Every.
thlng Is satisfactory and prosperity is as.
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cember. has been truly astonishing. The
$50 agents Of the department scattered
throughout the country have been indefati-
gable In their efforts TO make the enterprise
a success, and " they lacked the necessary
zeal the home office would quickly stimu'
late them by demanding results. Every one
Of these agents has done splendid work for
Texas, and the reports of the dep irtmcut.
compiled by Nr Blllow. are simply and ar
tstically arranged. showing the monthly
progress Of eIc1 agent. number Of homes
sold. rUd the profit 20 the State and the
passenger department. While examining a
monthly report yesterday the worS Of the
department was illustrated by Mr.. Bal ~
when he pointed to one item reading ''l2o,
600 acres sold and then turned ~ On itom
reading $50 acres sold, y and remarked !:
Owe much prefer 20 soc those small traces
sold. for each one represents settlers
home. and that means pro,p rlty and de.
velopment along practical lines"
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RuMos REACHED MINERAL WELLS
Gould interests Said to Have Acquired
Cca Mines and Railroad


Mineral Wells, Texas, August SIT ia
stated here that the Thurber Coal company
which owns and operates the rhurber coal
mines in Erath county, have purchased the
coal mine at Rock Creek, eve miles east OF
here, snd Will take charge on the 10 m.
Ian' II is also rumored that the Gor,d
indicate, which owns and opetstes fhe
Texas and Pc DC railway, hss pure sed
me We theford, Mineral Weis md Norrh.
western way, which runs IRON N Ather.
ford 20 aiae al Wells, a distance II twenty.
tx mle anl the Gulf and Brakos Valley
u NaN, " ch runs from Peck city, a dis
a.ee ~ eleven m les to Mineral Wells
tWi hat the TcxSs and Paclhe Is to soon
a-sum, control Of both these roads and run
through trains from Marshall 70 Minerai
Wells, II Is also stated that the road viii
be extended north from here M an eariy
dnte, as there are now about 100 cars ~
steel unloaded In the yards here. II Is i'm,
possible 70 obtain the consideration OF the
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Morrow travelling PASSENGER arent 70. -.

Morrow, travelling passenger agent ,or -,
louisville and Nashville, Will leave tns
c,S ~" ,S UI.ea ans, sunday night, from wnieh
excursions TO Eastern points me 80
Nlle and Nashville and other roads ao,ns
lng New Orleans have arranged low ', ra..
I Trlii TIP tickets to Chicago, Cinrinns,,
LsoulsVlhe -. Louis, Asheyille Old ~,
comfort, Niagara Falls and manv vsut
points OF Interest and an enormous ,rs,sE
Is already assured. Many Texas n athc
gave Slgnined their Intention OF Fo,p, p y.
ratsA o. TIE low
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caIlfornla Trnvel Ieavv.

Southern Paciae officials report that Cali
fosaia travel has been unusually heavy this
seasnr, and the recent Pythian excursion
to Frisco was patroniEed beyond an ex
pectstions. notwithstanding uhe fact that
lne low rate OF S45 20 Frisco has bees
granted three times this year Largo nav.
ties attended the meeting Of the Wou,en' =
CLUB IN april, the Travellers Protective AS
Sociation and the meeting Of the Mystic
slops, owing to The extremely low rate Of
$40 and the picturesque Deputies OF the
country traversed. continue 10 DE the most
ponuIar ~
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Not rag had he on, not square inch
OF cloth,
From his feet to the hair of his head,
But was drenched--in fact we could SEQ
he was wroth.
And these are the words that he said !:
i've stood it, tell you, as long as |
And I'm donel Why, man, even sit
With nothing to do but just jooe fan !;
From each pore my lfe-strenoth emit
ting.
I've lost flesh, lost temper, lost comfort,
lost health,
Lost everything that's worth the get
ting,
Because imagined I'd add to my wealth
by staying home, here, and SWEATING.
NY customers, up in the Rockies so Kool
- Enjoy trampns, fishing and boating
eN loo-fires, at evening, they prove me
fool,
AS over their sports they sit oloatino.
ne Denver RoadF Yes, that is the
F'0 Ro.a this torture there's Only One
Don't lave to ApOloaizeP patrons all
The puddle, in fact, has but one toad y
ne puddle was large where the sneaker
had sat,
The sweat he had swote was a-stesrt-
We hustled him of to the mountains,
and that mountains
besming. e"'''es
FASTENER Tssnor.
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"DEAR BfRs. PNKuAM:Soon M marriage wears ago
found myself The doctor said nix turned
and this caused the with considerable prescribed
for four MONTHS when husband inpatient
grew instead of better and in speaking the druggist
him to get Lydia r. Pnams Vegetable Compound and sanatye
Wash How wish had taken that first would have
weeks of suffering 1t took three long me-
happy relief and both grateful Compound
has brought home health PAULINE Jun
SON. AZ Hoyt St, Brooklyn, n. Y
Ii would by this statement
and much sickness if they would Lydia Pnhams Vege
table Compound
last that medicine in the t.
substitute will be satisfactory. today don't wait
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STILL FURTHER PROOF
Where Doctors Fail to Cure Woman's
Ills, Lydia =. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound Succeeds.
Mrs Pauline Judson Secretary Schenerhorn Golf Club
Brooklyn, N. " Writes On This Subject
A woman beat npderstanda voman's llls.

best understands wonans AIS
well Mrs Judsons letter wien
OF constantly receiving
from end sometimes treatment by
OF
just think how Judaon months without success and
abe
pound and Sanative Wash.
or the OF Lydia E
proofp
is wit Ills painful
feelings inflammation
IL Pnbhans Veg
etabe
o II
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VIehunc, Texas, August 7.-rho survnv
OF the Human Independent line from cIl.
"u,nS 70 For' Worth has been completcd
ana Surveyor Ransone reports tbaf tho limo
nov located furnishes the hest nos ,,,,
Eradc between the two cities: also f6AT
~ can te built with the minimum exn,.Isc
OF railroad construction. eA'''''Se
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etldqe Repalred. rraffIo Resumed.

The Pests dlspatcn from Fort worth yea
terday TO the effect that heavy rains In the
Panhandle near Amarillo had wrought great
damage and destroyed bridge that span.
the Canadian river, attracted attention YES
terday In the passenger department of the
oonthern Pacific. One Of the officials i'm,
medlatsly telNphcned 10 a xepsessntstIys
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Doing Great Work for T.x.s

Mr. S. Billow OF the land and imm,gra.
tion department OF the Southern Pacific Is
very busy at present compiling reports for
the month OF July. The work OF this de-
partmsnf since ~ IrSaniEauoa. last De.
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Blackburn, the photographer, has AWAY,
been noted as the baby photographer 81
lures can be made better by the im1roysd
instantaneous process
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sHERlFFs, DEPARTMENT.

" HatApAt 1tAAst august f.--StOle0 from
J. j. Allen, Wharton, Texas. on the night
high. . or 40 years Old, braided Agurc 4 on
l'lt tnish, spanish brand on left shoulder.
white star in face. right forefOot wire cut
Just above shoe. shod all around, maue
reached, name and head a nttle gray, good
saddle horse, single t0ots $40 reward for
thief II stolen with eyidtnce To convict
Frank Il, Davis sheriff Wharton county.
Wharton, Texas August Thirty dol
lars reward for Tom Jenkins escaped con.
Wet, escaped from the a. l.. Borden con
Wet camp August o, 1892 height D feet 5
inches, weight no pounds. color, plaek
nesro; has two upper teeth out IN front
head shaved ciean. $50 reward viii he
paid by the state aud - ny A. lincoln,
sergeant convict camp Wire all intorlua.
tion 60 r. Is. Davis shcrIn Wharton eoun-
", Texas.
Wharton. Texas, August s.-Srayed or
stolen, from j. l.. ilqsWell, Amin, rcXas,
one eorrel pony horse. about u o. III
name ana tall, little white In 'orehead; 81
reward for horse and $40 FOR tGiai IL stolen
with evidence 10 convict Frank H. DAVIS,
snglr wharton county, by f. j. Abel,
der uty.
Strayed or stolen from T. Lemke Teie-
phone, light bay mule horse. IA Ia hands
years old, saddle marks also dark brown
horse mule u l-a hands, years old, no
brand; 50 reward
sFnyed o. stolen from j. W. KEN
nedy, old Butler place on San Felipe
road, small Jersey bali hands high, on
MP TICK bits. years old, white horns
A. II. Anderson, Sheriff.
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BRLMoNT coLLEGn

for Young Women. Nashville. Tenn. Pr,n.
cipals; Miss Hood. Miss Heron. ''The idenl
college home OF the South" See ,5elnont
O.; send for handsomely Illustrated blue and
hren4e catalogue
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RAILROAD SCHEDULE.

h. a T. G. n. a.
G,snd cennsl Depo,
i I..ss Ne Ne. ..,,0o.ss8. a..Iys Ne 40 n
Il. a \. o. "A. "A.
Grand Central Depot
Leave No o. 2-z5am hriysNo 1900 >. m
s.,: Ss A s,si s' siS s.
g., Ii. 4 .. A. RI.
Grand Central ospo,
s.s,, ~ 49, 1905 an Arrive 10 5. z.s9 p N
G.. Is. \. "a n
tnf tsn;rs Depot
l ,.,.ss iQ.eS. try.No ,S.9e.@
Nos sne Srrtp' oaly
n. ", r. a 81. II. n.
Grand Central Depot
tssse No ~, iols n Arrive No ~. s.3s ,, IA
s.A.& a. p. ay.
Crane cebrs pepot
i's't No 9.sss " Arrive No or Pm
O.. O. y s, a. II. t.
Crsre Centre Demo,
leave 200 N hfrlve.. s.s5sm
lesve'.......7.4s 2 Arrlvs..... $40 F.U
Galveston rains
leave .......7.oo n Arrive ....... 8. pm
leave........ 7-A5 m Auve,...., .7.30 pm
Additional Sunday Specials
Issvs ......S,ss am Arrive $40 a. "a
LesVe.... ..i.5o ;. Arrive .... 9.20p N
tllthsss usins leave the Santa Re Congress
Ave. Lsrot &c minutes later tiln the ABOVE
II. 10. a w. II. IA. II.
lacy 90 an. tspress Train arrive elo pm
A lusns leave Gems cenpa Depot
n. X. - +. Il. n.
MK.& " Depot, Fifth Ward
leave g. so a. m ................ Afrlve s. An
For Galveston Trains see G Il an
i. c. y. IA. "a.
Depo, zoo, Of Congress- Avsau.
Houston sna Waco Trains
IesVt i2.25 .. m......... ...,. arrive II. 3 0 pm
s: Louis Trains
cave 3.35 ?. m,..'......'......A rrlve 4. 80 am
ItsNe 500 a. m,.....,.... .... Arrive $50 pm
Colunbis and v..asco Traius.
leave 7.30a. Fi....-,........ Arve. @.As 81
Daily EXCEPT Spnaus
leave 900 an Surda} onyl Arrive $40 pn
G. II. & II. n a.
f,svs.i& G n Depot . 5000 m
Leave D.. 81, K. & T Depot ........... COS a @
Leave. 6 bepq; .......--....9 81 3, %
leave g y Dspet .... ........ As s =. n
leave Grand Central DEPOT ..,..... 80 n
%LeaNs...i & O. y. peHot.. --....,.,. 7.4O 4 %
urasys 3piv
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TRANSFER OF V, 3. AND N.
Water Font and Terminals VIII Probably
Be Condemned,

Water Font and Terminals VIII Probably
Be Condemned
Angleton Texas. August s,-Mcssrs, II
Masterson. L. r. Bryan. c. c. Waller, j
f Keith and r. y. Spears came down yes
terday and consummpted the deal for the
Veasco, BRACES and Northern railway. Al
meeting Of the board OF directors and
stocSholdors G. C, Waller was, elected
j. X. Bryan general attorney and secrc
tAry. The new officers Of this road decl RI
that work on the extension MS provided fuI
In the charter viii begin at once.
velasco, Texas, August s.-Thc torms
transfer If the veiasco, BraEos and North
crn railway took place yesterday at Angle
ton The transfer means trackage and o !
ing stock, hut no wharf front or terminal,
90 with the property.
The officers Of the company are. c c
Waller, PRESIDENT Lewis Bryan. secre
tary; T. l.. Spears, general manager. y
L. Burke, assistant general manager.
Mr.. Waller the president OF The com
begun at Hampstead this way aud wodi.
he Immediately completed to Sugar,lnd
The new line Will be known as the Vcllsco
BraZos and Northern Railwpg company "a
line.
As to the future OF the Inc. or whothei
Il Will eventually fall Into the hands OF
some other great system no one here ha,
been Informed
Section mon started 70 work this morn
Ing, and when tics and other material are
received tie force VIII be increased
The management announce that the neyy
amount Of business for Vclasco. In fact
Il Is stated that the wharf front and TOW
minal lands necessary will he coudomu0i
soon SO that the road eau do shlppins
through this port
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1902-04-26
Not Constitutional.

Governor McSweeney has four acts
that are awaiting his approval or veto.
Two Of the number are Of general i'm
portance. One Of them relates to the
liability Of railroads on bills of lading,
(the Sullivan act), and the other re-
fers to the much discussed state bonds,
(he Graydon resolution), which seeks
to wipe the bonds off the state treasu-
rer's books. The railroad bill Is of gen.
eral Importance and Governor Nc
Sweeney has received great many
letters, and had a number Of inter-
views concerning the Sullivan meas
ure. There were questions Of law in
volved, and at the request of some of
those interested the legal questions
were presented to the attorney general
by Governor McSweeney, and he has
promptly rendered opinions giving his
view of the legal issue. In brief, he
states that, in his opinion, the laws
are not constitutional.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1902-04-26
LOCAL LACONICS.

We Will Send The Enquirer
From now until January 1, 1903, for
$1.34 in advance.
The Democratic Clubs.
Pursuant to the call Of the executive
committee, the Democratic clubs meet
at their respective precincts today for
me purpose Of reorganizing and elect
ing delegates to the county convention.
It is hope that there will be a full
turnout of all the voters and that
representative delegates will be chosen
from every precinct.
Death of DIR. Barnett. ~
MIR. w. w. 1oyce informed the re-
porter yesterday of the death Of DR..
D. F. Barnett, a well-known citizen
of the India Hook neighborhood. Mr..
Boyce could give no particulars as to
the time or cause Of death: but stated
that when he left Rock Hill on Thurs
day the Masons were preparing for
the funeral, which was to take place at
Ebenezer.
Correction.
The leaving Of line out Of Mr.. J. F.
"Pursley's advertisement in the last is
sue Of THE ENQUIRER made awkward
reading. It devolves upon THE EN-
ou1RER to explain that Mr.. Pursley
generally writes just what he wants
to go In his advertisements. and that
the error was made in this office. The
advertisement Is printed today as ori-
ginally written.
Cause of Delay.
The following is published at the re-
quest Of the state pension board:
While the law provides that the pen
sion money shall be disbursed on the
first Monday Of April Of each year,
owing to the delay on the part Of GER
tain county pension boards and their
failure to make reports to the state
board on the first Monday in March, as
required by the rules Of the state
board, the state board has been una
BILE to examine the new applications
and dispose Of them until now-lheir
second meeting. The reports from
some counties have been received since
the 1st of April. and struggling appli-
cations from counties have been COM
ing in up to the present, some in fact
were received by the board today. The
members composing the state board
are anxious to disburse this fund al
the earliest possible date, and any de.
lay in disbursing the same canno,
properly be charged to them. 1t is q
fact that if the board had held theil
meeting the 5th day Of April, for in
stance, which was beyond the date the
last regular list was received and dis
approved, all those applications tina
were not in due form-several hundred
deserving people, who, as it is. vii
receive pensions, would have beer
left off the list entirely; but the boart
having returned them for correction
the delay caused has resulted in thei
being on.
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]. NJ. Heath & co.,
Dry Goods Department.
We Are
Now Ready.

WE have long appreciated that the
tastes and requirements Of this market
as to qualities and varieties were Of a
high order, and 1t has been our deter
mined purpose to meet these tastes
and requirements to the letter. Moth
ing else was considered by our buyers
this spring whel. they were North to
lay in a new stock Of SPRING and
SUMMER GOODS, and it is with con-
fidence that we are now ready to carry
our friends through any one or all Of
the different departments Of our big
store. We believe we are prepared to
satisfy Almost any taste or judgment
as to qualities and prices.
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MUNICIPAL ELECTION.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
The Town of YOrkvflle.


DE it ordained by the mayor and al
ID dermen of the town Of YorkVille,
S. c., in council assembled and by the
authority of the same:
That an election for Mayor and SlA
ALDERMEN for the town Of York
Vile, be held on WEDNESDAY, THE
7TH DAY OF MAY, A. D., 1902, the
polls to open at 8 o'clock a. M, and
close at o'clock p. m, and that said
election be held at THE SHER1Ft'S
OFFICE in said town; said Mayor and
Aldermen to serve for a period of two
years and until their successors are
elected and qualified; one Alderman
will be elected from each ward IN said
town.
Be it ordained further:
That Geo. T. Schorb, E. A. CraW-
ford and j. B. Pegram are hereby ap-
pointed managers and authorized to
conduct said election.
That all ordinances and parts OF or
dinances inconsistent with this ordi-
nance be and the same are hereby re-
pealed.
Done and ratified in council assem-
bled this the 18th day Of April, A. D.,
1902. M. G. WILLIS, Mayor.
[SEAL].
Attest:
p. w. LOVE, Clerk of Council.