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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-02-15
Mrs. jefferson Davis Wants L,
Buy Her Old Homestead.

Birmingham. Ala Feb. 12 -
Mrs jefferson Davis, who arriv-
ed here last evening "n her way
t" jackson, Miss, where .hs will
appear before the Legislature to
urge the purchase by the State "f
Mississippi "t Beauvoir, the old
Davis mansion, for u homo for
Confederate soldiers, was tender
Ell n reception at her hotel to-day
She WAS greeted by huadreds of
citizens. Mrs. Davis left ON q
special train at 1890. 1t was
learned today that she had refu q |
Nm offer from tho north. of x9U,
600 for Bsauvoir. She offers tn,
place to Mississippi fnr $40, ZOO
provided the State will establ,.i
and maintain there a home fol
soldiers of the Coufe dsracy.
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Stewart
A Monroe Lady Marries in Wad,s
horo, Surprising Many Friends.
Special to Charlotte Observer

Special to Charlotte Observer
Monroe. Feb. IL. Mr.. Jane,
A Stewart and Miss .Ien, ir Blair.
or Monroe, were married v-st-r,
day evening ut 1880 "'cl,ck at the
Residence of Mr.. j. G. Bnl,n,
In Wadestorn, Rev u M
Lllak'r. pastor of the Wades-
horo M. M.thodi~t church. "ficiar.d
Their marriage had not men an-
nounced and was quite u surprise
I" their many friends Mis- Blair
went to Wadeshoro FRIDAY for a
few DAYS visit. Mr. Stewart
went dnwn yesterday, accom-
panied by his father, Mr.. B .nu-r
Stewart MIR. aud Mrs S,ewar,
left for the Charleston Exposi,i" II
immediately Y after the narriay-.
They will return to Monroe the
last of the week. They ne
among he most popular young
people of Monroe. Mrs. Stew
art i, u daughter of the lite Dr..
j. H. Blair. Mr.. Stewart is n
member of the Heath L~e Hard
ware Co., and Que of the hest
young business men of the CIT,
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Death Of Mrs. Martha Crenshaw.

Death Of Mrs, Martha Crenshaw.
Mrs. Martha II. Crenshaw. of
Van Wyck, widow of the Late
Joseph Crensbaw, died at tho
home of her son Mr.. w. j. Cr-n-
shaw, Wednesday night, after nm
illpess of several, wseks If. heart
affection. She was 81 years of
age and leaves surviving her
the following children: w. j., j.
II and Johnnis Crershaw, and
Mrs. }. b. McGuirt, Mrs j f
ely yburn, Mrs. MarceiIus Grit.
fin, Mrs. j. H. McManus and
Mics Maggie Grenshaw. She was
a member of Van Nyck Ne, bodist
church and was a good christina
woman, u devoted mother and a
ladv highly esteemed by all who
knew her. Her remains were in
tered Thursday.af,ernoo at Van
Wyck after funeral services nv
her pastor, Rev. Mr.. Strickland.
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NORTH BOUND.

go Minutes for Ginher.
Note -rraius Nor I32 aud - are
,p rate daily
r,Ains M. "a. SIS, IL, IL -, "A Is
and l6 Areop,rats daily excspt run-
dA.
CONNECTIONS MADE BY snUrHEAa
TRAINS
Al Mario M, 81 cnun-cts at Ma-
.,nn with outh.rE r. ttAiu No q
which arrives ~ Marion at s:2s . N,
rOa h~ttanOoRa, Ashevti,e and In
,ermstiate poi ts.
At Hlacksi ury: No. "a and No IL
-Unaects with S,.utherh Ry tr4iu Ne
81 which arr v-s at Hixrk bu- At Z 4S
a E. II"m ..iunta CIR vIi., SpAs~
.nLurg al d i,,teime.i.ts poin ..
At Y'rkvi IL: % 3tc' necs, with
IL y w train No 10 which tsAvss
York lille n, 1913, u IN for ,'ss;oriA,
IL or and inter mediate ro,nN.
~ Rock Hi'l: No. 81 and "a con.
meet witt Snnth~ru ky tram No Is
"htch caves r rk thu ~ 3:y0. y. M.
T r Ch2st.r, nuubn Aud uterine.
diats .oiRts
'N, CsuWbA Jet: Nus 80 and q
ronu.r,v xlth - \ l. t ain N" s.
fvr Monroe ami u terpsvdiAte Iaiu -
Al Lancaster: Ms 81 and ~ ssas.
n-ct. wilt I. & .! trsiu No. 81 WAick<
saV' = '.aN caster 1T AS p ~ h,p ,ptNsB-
| tor aud int1'n~tiia,o ojnts.
| at amdeL: Wtth A a 1. en- w Of
- f"r har -ston sumter FLOR. nss
Da iinxtO,, WI Wlmin0,on aud tn,sr~
mediate points. IRA n No. e8 whio3
'sHves xntem ut 4;l5. pm.
CONNECTIONS MADE BY N NyarHaaE
| TRAINS
| At Can,d eD: With \ CL(N w Of
| so M '7r rr m Char e-tor Fore, a
D'rh' gfon WILMINGTON sumter ~ 4
intsrmsd,atr pnipts whtcfI arrives n
Cande".at Nl:l5 y IN Win ~outserN
Ky train No 1T rom Kussytj.
~hich arrives Mt t!.mdsn st Il:S6 q -
| At La .cast.r: No. .93 conu.cs. NJ
'ancaIter With L. 4 train No 10 -
hester an ttn.rrmedia's o. in,Y
At atawba Jet: No 81 aud S6 o.s-
dects with = A !. 'ra:n No ~ vLtCs
aye.' At" " ha Jet At 754 y N, for
MouF ard rdfbtermedi>A poiats
| ~ fock Hill: No. 50 49,. IS oo~..
n'c's al Rock Hill " tn South, Pm a.,
.Ea'h NO ~ ie~vi X r ns HUI ., 3,
A Bi"cksbu &: No Ar nn,,n..
win south! rn KY u.,ns Nn,. 10 I.ss
pm,No 3Sat ::'5 y m. .nd Ne ~ vt
745 y m. for y igt. U,rt.. NJ. ~
%-d - conn ctS Airh -out,,s,n Nv
,ra,i, NJ 30 lea'fng elaXk sburo nt
| lI:2>. y n for ,Oinls -outh
| At Mari N No. 33 connects viii
S"uther" Ry train No Ss, iesvi,x
Marioh at il:4o p NJ, for AsheviIls.
! AMI intermediate pn!n ss.
Ihroug1 l. ar service without cha rsrs
between Ma ion and harieston a.
trains Nos 80 aud 35
T.. II. SHAW,
Genn. Passenger Aren't
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
COUNTY uF LANCASTER.

COUNTY OF LANCASTER.%s
ny has. d Jones, Esquire. Probate
Ju'ge.
WHEREAS. w n. {. Porter, Clerk
M onrt made. suit to me. tn graut
him Letters ~ dmin,.trm, lon 81 III
ratre'ic' & at Hu.i" effects Of Wylie
f buT~O Hersss d,
THEsE AVE THEREEnRR o cite amt
u ""ni-h AL ai,d tue S'nyu,ap the
kinore't = teditors of tho said
wy 10 Il .'use'', d-.ea.ed that they
nd appfar hefO g M. IN the Cour
II Probate. To - held at Lancaster,
H T. IN tn 7rh day Of March
ext aner, pnh.,rAt'ou tn reot. n. II
O'Clock tn a.. % e"O "a. tO show cause,
ifnnv they, have. why tue said AT
m,n'stration sh"u'd not he granted
GIVEN Unher NV n aud and Seal
vi 23i day, Of January Ammo Domini
1872
RI, 81 ChAS. u JONES,
Ju i4e IT Probate
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+, Fire in Summervi'le Tuesday
forenoon destroyed the following
property: Southern railway depot
-L"rs 81, 200 en- building and
freight. 0. e.. Sues d Bro,-
Building 81, 800, stock $7~50O.
4 l.. Lambs - Office and fixtures
500. Sires Il Brn-., stables
81, 500. j. T. Waltsrs--Bakery
building $500, stock $500 p. W.
Phelsn--Building $500, stock
~ 300 Mrs. Gusrin Boarding
house and fprni.hings $3, 500.
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Fas ed Eleven Days.

Mr.. A. K. r. llings sths owner
OF brown Leghorn rooster that
recently passed through d trying
experience Mr., R"lling's horse
had been kicking the weatherhoard
ing off the stable and in order to
prevent him dong it Mr.. RoIliogs
had the stables ceiler up a little
ways on the, inside. 1t was late
in the evening when the work was
done and the rooster happened to
he under the trough right near Tho
wall without being observed.
After he had heen there eleven
days Mr.. Rnllings' little boy dis
covered his head sticking out of
an opening. The rooster was
taken out and while poor hs was
still alive. He was so closely
packed in that he had no room to
turn round and. had besn wi,hon,
food or water the entire eleven
days He is alright now.-Ker.
shaw Era.
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The Confederate Reunion.


Dallas, Tex, Feb IL. iexas
!a'e> the nfedcrate R-uni. n,
whi h t'h'splace ,p',l 81, %, 23
and "a, W re nix, d at NEE ing
OF The &c e al pa-sc' ger agents
h Id TIER, tod, H., b. is IS the
ie.ula 'o"v"n'ion rate of one and
onr tn ri fares TO ,h rou d ,rip
with 3 or We piv le e. in b tn
direct us. !,ru,inal lines in Dal-
las al agre Il ~ pr i, ipate in a
rat OF ne ce"', round t,ip, frnn
liner >'ate p i Is, SUBJECT 10 ap-
proval Of hartman tarles M.
Pratt, or th,. -, u hwcst,rn p ssen-
ger bureau, Nth headqu Fer, IN
st l. vi
". II. "nsh, geitral passenger
age"t of the Nilsson. ie, Kansas
aud lexis Raj road, vas made
c'"irm ,n Of th7 m et'pg, I'D it
was decid' d that tick rs sho I'D be
p ac,d o. >nle .ut i'd. texas on
April 10, 20 81, and IN this State
April 81, 90, and 23
Cherry Tree P-"Il. Bound Over.
Ruth.rf"rnron special of Fri. 5.
day to the hario,te Observer:
W. h. Hester, II. l. Clover, &.
ID Witkie, u. w. Rnlllus and G..
+. Greer, of ,h- cherry tree con-
cern, VIII" hav. en- gu trial for
the past two DAYS charged With
having used the mails for fraudu-
lent purposes, we're bound over
IN bond of 81, 600 each for their
appearance at the next term of
the Charlnt,e Fed. raj court. This
makes IL of the cherry tree mon
who have heen hound over, and
there are vet ether arrests to bs
made.
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The next regular examination
for teachers certificates will to
held i" court house, Friday, Fob.
81. 1909. Examination will be-
gin ut ~, a. m,, and clos. 4p. NJ.
4. &. Ruwell,
Go. Suo,. Ed.
Jaa. Is, 1902.
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On returning to Columbia last
Saturday from his visit to the s1-
posision, Senator J. B. Brice, of
York said: "Tbs exposition is 70
much bigger aud better than had
expected that I am At . less for
words to express myself. The build
ings are beautif IL, the exhibits are
wonderfully complete and instruc-
tive, and the grounds rs the pret-
tisst ! have ever ssen."
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OBITUARY

On the 31st, Of Jan. ult., our
hearts were all saddesed nv. the
death Of Miss Nannis Parks,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. H, Nj.
Parks. Although she bad suffer
cd intensely for nearly four wesks,
hopes of her recovery were, .eu-
tertslnsd up till few hours be-
fore she died, .
She was born Nay, Odd, 1882,
and was 10 years s months and 8
days old when she died. Sh. was
. consistent member Of the Meth
odist church. Mamie Vas . besuti.
ful girl and Of . cheerful dispo-
sition. hut best of all she was .
true christian girl. She was
faithful and kidd to her parents,
kind and gentle to her brotheEs,
sisters asd friends. She leaves
her fsthsr and mother and ssversl
brothers and sisters, among the
latter arc, Ars. R. r.. Piylsr ssf
.Nsrth Carelins, and Mrs. J. +.
PIyler Of Moaros, Washington,
Death ia sad under aay eircus-
stances, but it is peculiarly sad
to ses enc 20 beautiful, so fair
and Prouising, Just entsriug.upeos
tho threshold of wonanho ood tax On
~ suddenly sv.y.,, But by. faith
We can find joy even in ,this I'd
hour. ln'ssd, during, tb,s lW
ws shall see her pretty face, hSsr
her sweet voice and merry laugh
DO more, hut she has bid adieu t.
this world Of care. She has
crossed over the river of death
and entered in though the gstS
into everlasting lite. Then:
a. mo- back the dear departed : : =
Ancho.s'i sifo whore storms are DER
On the border Iasd We Ell her -, =,
Soon to meet and part 10 more, ,E
when we leave thi- world OF chapa
yes ' 10 , il1t
When We leave this world of care.
We shall 6oG our missing loved 'lons
In our Fath re mAnsions far, Vs.
Precious darling she has ,eft Us Ef
(, Len us, yes, fSever mofe, =" ~
but We hope to me our loved ope
On that bright aud happy shore '
Lonely the hon . and sad the hours
since our fesr one has gone
But On! brighter home than ours
In heaven 10 now her hO0,e +, ,Sa
II 3 r
New Cut, Feby IA 1902
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Petition tor Filipino Independence.

Petition tor Filipino Independence.
Boston, Mass, Feb. l3 The
directors of tho A nvrican Peace
society. through R"hert T eat
Paine, president, and DR.. Benia.
miu F. Trueblosd, secretary, have
forwarded to congress n petition
fer tho ultimate Independence of
the Filipiuos.
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Items from Th. Mo.r.e Enquire,

Items from The Monroo ENQUIRER
Mrs. "A. ~. 4Hsstb.a of Waxhsv
is critically ill., y;s''A -
Mr.. W. R. Hsglsr, who is with
the Monroe Hardware Co., NOV
Cd his family from Lapca.ter, s.
O., To- Monroe = few days ago.
/. fets Brewer, sus of the negro
ss-who Murdered Mr.. Albert Mann
81 Hornsbors about TIVE weeks
ago has besn captured and i. no.
10 Chesterfield county jail.
The arrest OF a mum Der of prom
inent citizens of Lancaster, 5. T.. /,
ON . charge Of larceny is a great
surprise to all. We are not &C.
qaalDtsd with any of the mon, ex-
cspt Mr.. Dess, and to say that ws
were surprised to hear of such /.
charge against him bat fesbly ex-
presses il. We have known the
young nsn from his babvhood and
can not belisve that he is a rogne.
W. put VII confidence in bis ho no :,
and intsgrity. We hope that he
will prove himself an innocent man
when he is given a trial. NJ
wish that for his own sake, but
more for the sake of his father and
mother, whs taught their boy by
prece pt and example to bs honest
and upright.
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@' Physicians attending young
Roosevelt h old out hope for his
recovery. President Rosse velt
has tslegraphsd the Charleston sx-
positit n authorities that he will
visit the e'exposition at some future
date.
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The governor has offered . re-
ward sf 500 for tire apprehension
OF Will Brewer, who killed AL
bert'Mann, of Chesterfield county
on January 20 ofthe present year.
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= f.
of Van Wy ck, was in town vester-
day aud made US a pleasant call.
Frank Rutlt g., Bill Rollings
and Picket White, all colorsd,
wer, mp before Mayitrate Mohley
at Heath Spring Thursday ch>r-
gtd with violation of the dispsn-
sary law.
Amateurs of Kersbaw acted
"rhe Flower of The Family" at
that place Thursday night to a
large audience, and were very high
lv conphmepted TN thier acting.
They are thinking of giving the
play NJ tins place soon.
Wats"n's blacksmith shop At
Kershaw was burned early yester-
day morning The building belon-
ged to Gardner & Estridgs. There
WAS some little insurance on It.
: Mr.. Watson lost his tools. 1t is
thought in K-rshaw that the ere
was of lncendiary origin
Mr. j. B. Ferguson, who was
the lessee of the entral Ho el and
has been running that house for
sever i months, has returned with
his family t" his home near Edge
moor. Mr.. Ferguson and his FAM
~ leave in this city Il number of
good friends who regret The ir de-
parture - Rock Hill Herald.
Mr.. Foster Taylor of the
Dwight settlement lost his bed :
ding and clo'bing Wednesday af-
t+rnoon by fire. His wife had NOV
cd the things out into the yard for
cleaning up and was waiting for
the floors to dry before putting
thsm back, in the meantime she
went to nsighbors for soms
milk. During her absence tn.
children set some leaves in the
yard aG:e which burned the bed,
ding and set Ere to the house be.
fore she rsturned. 49, So.
I @ Pay one year in advanc.
for The Ledger and let us sent
you the Home and Farm free 70,
ono wear rtN .r'
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Tho house Wednesday passed
the. olsomargariue bill. The bill
imposes . tax of ton cents q pound
on the product when coloring il
used.
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The Now Jury Law.

The Now Jury Law.
! We are indebted to Senator
Hongh for advanced sheets of .hs
new jury law. The county Official.
have been provided with a certi-
fed copy ofthe same and the clerk
OF court. the auditor and the trea-
surer, who are tho now jury COM
missioaers, proceeded at once to
fill tie jury bsx. BY the new law
none OF the old grand jury hold
oyer, and jurors havs to he drawn
for each week of the term.
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All persons indebted to uS
either by note or on account
must come forward and ssttl>
promptly, as our Merchandise aud
Guano accounts and notes we're
all due the 1st of Nov. W. have
waited patiently on our customers
and must insist upon them CON-
ing forward and settling with -
promptly.
Heath Banking 4 Mercantile o.
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Local " at,trs


Cotton brnnyb, 9 cont. m
this make, >.,,,,d,,
friends at n, a,h Spring.
Mr.. w. II. S,ewmtn, who
recently 'os' one ct his hands
wh'l- coupling cars on the l. &c
~
lhs Games sch"o' near Dwight,
ta"Sht b Mrs Il. Il Riddle,
c'"seo Its fall session Ie|terday.
Contractor Langley s'arted
1orcs or hands t" work on one OF
For sale or Rent! The Cloud
residenoe-ten rmnms- corner of
Arch and French Streets. Apply
~ +. :. Carter.
Mr. w r. P,rd,s w;,, NAV.
to Town ,od.v with his f.u;,v .,a
vacated r.c-p,l, NV Mr. Ind
R.ckb,m
ca
AT moo,;no 6f,B.tnur .,,,
Gil last we. r M FL R,oLonau
nas r.. e,ected .,t,rn.v NJ ~
Ingram dsv no,;c.m.n and : q
H,ob ,;nh+ ,,,;, L nj =
tr. r.asurer.-Kershaw Era.
m
Inc cna'" gang was n"Vsd
in"!soay from o"ppS 4 Roads
t"'he vicinity OF Mr.. Alex Steels'',
DeAr NTcek. ~ ring their stay
verv much, In ,ba lao.,... 80
.ne ,f onr r.,or,ers ..,he ., 80,
w sann tom ,r. ao,,, ,o,, -
pr.,,r. xo,,..,, %
.n,.r,.;,m.n, 81 ErL un, oI :,
bo,... nex, s.rh IN. ~
. 80 80. ~
~ WI o'o'' "i id'sioa"e''
sal and ,ns,rnm.n,., Aas.;..;.o
Adu,t. I, ..n,. .hna,n
ant. s',''.' 71' = ''','3 -
Ah4 h r. ~
Tc Kent! A valuable four, horse
nrm, with odFbuildings. Farm
Nbe'ifown" about Z. miles
vest OF town. Rent reasonable
~ -
- - ,
..s.,.d ~ sh.,.1 u,.,.
.n,,.;,. -. u
80, ,x,..,,.,,.,;.,. 80. y. -.
.;ly h.,,,ssd nv-... :. y -.
~ ,h.;. ..:.Lm -
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Z, Over three Thousand vaccine
points ,haye been, cold within the
last few weeks BY the drug stores
of Rock, Hill.
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Oure cold In haae

1srmoets chocoistes I.axative ouiui.., 60,
10 qsch % care cold In hSad and soe;
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An Ola Hosa>
Evsry day strengthens the belief Of sm&
aent physicians that impure blood h the
esuss Of the majority Of our diseases,
''enty-nve years ago this theory was used
- basis for the formula Of Browne Iron
bittefs. The many remarkable cures effected
~ shh famous old household remedy ~
8n0snt to prove that the theory il CORES,
osUvAs' Irso btttsez = sole hy sll dsabau
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B !. Pay one year in advance
for The Ledger and let us send
you the Home and Farm free for
one year.
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Our friend, Mr.. j, M. Yoder,
of Van wy was in town vester-
day aud made US a pleasant call.
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Willie Cautheu, COL, of Heath
Spring start cd from his homo to
Lancaster Thursday with = hot
brick in tho foot ofs-his buggy.
When within 4 few miles Df, taxn n
Aswas, cougratulsting himself on
how warn and comforta hle his feet
we're keeping when a little breeze
got under his lap robs.an to. his
surprise, it slazsd up. He was not
long in hustling it out of the buggy.
- - - = "
Letters advertised for the week
ending Feb. Is, 1902. Miss
Maggie Gsiner, Miss Han1ie Viii
Son, Miss Bessie Hswtons,, Mr..
Isasc Murphy, Mr.. S. N. Massey,
Mr.. }. N. Hill, Mr.. George G.
Lsber, Mr.. ;. A. Lamin, Mr..
EIsieg Peug, Mr.. John Phillips,
Mr.. j. q. Phillips, Mr.. j.. Bruce
Bnith, Mr.. A. D. Emon ssn out
Rev. ], h. Hsuss, Robert Linssy
Belle Nance, p. N.
Lancaster, 3. G.
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Jaa. IS, 1902.
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C1s d. St1 \ w,
Gen'l. Passenger Agent
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Mrs. h. A. Walter. and daugh.,
ter, Mrs. Rich.iend Stacey, = of
Gxffpsy, are the guest Of Mrs..
w. II. Moore,' daughter of the
former. -j
La Junta tribune., 1902-05-07
MILLER s. ANDREWS.

for the new church. Tickets are
only 20 cents.
A marriage license was issued
from the county clerks Office Mon
day to Fred Hackworth and Katie
Jewell, both of Olney.
We do all kinds OF clothes clean
ing and dyeing. First class work
prices reasonable. Give us trial.
La Junta Steam Laundry.
For SALE-Three calves, four
to eight months old; also good
open buggy. Inquire of Mrs. c.
b. Gwyn, two blocks east of post
Office.
/ About midnight last Friday a
party of young folks serenaded
Miss Gertrude Lombard, awaken
ing her with their sweet music and
singing, rendering several selec
tions.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Holly, Of
the Holly ranch, north of Sugar
City. have been in town this week
visiting relatives and friends
They expect to return home tomor
row.
The county com m missiopers are
in session this week. Monday
was taken up in examining claims
and allowing bills, and not much
other business has been transacted
as yet.
Mrs. o. A. Gillespie, of Ale
gan, Mich, who has been the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. c. H.
Hayter, during the past seven
months, returned home on No q
last night.
Acker's Blood Elixir positively
cures Chronic Blood Poisoning
and all Scrofulous affections. At
all times matchless system tonic
and purifier. Money refunded if
you are not satisfied soc and 81.
LOST One Knight Templar
gold cross charm (small), and one
tiny chain. Cross and chain were
together when lost, but would
easily become detached. Finder
please return to this Office and re-
ceive reward.
La Junta tribune., 1902-05-07
LOCAL Ano PERSONAL ITEMS.
Trade with H. 6. Todd & Co.
Trade at the City Pharmacy.

sNS - s''~ ~'sy ''"''''"~
See Bowen. for your summer
suits.
Buy your tents and wagon COW
ers at Thompson's.
Go to Stark & Co., to sell your
second hand furniture.
A good child's shoe. size to 8,
for IS cents. at Hawkins.
c. II. McVay. the oil well ex.
pert, was in town Monday.
DIR. c. r. Hubbell, dentist.
Central block, La unts, Colo.
"When Reuben Comes To
Town" at the La Junta Theatre
tonight.
Recess school shoes are the best:
S to 8, SI.25; 8 to I3, 81. SO. at
Hawkins.
Stark & Co. have big line Of
new and secondhand stoves they
are selling cheap.
You get eighteen years exper-
fence when you buy suit of
Bowen, the tailor.
"Gem Flour" best in the market.
Every sack guaranteed or money
refunded.-La 1unta Milling Co.
Yardmaster Zimmerman and
wife went to Las Vegas last Sat
urday for two weeks visit with
friends. %
FoR SALE OR RENr--New 4-room
house; two and oue-half acre tract;
close to town. Inquire of NJ. F.
Miller.
The Valley Livery Barn is put
ting on metropolitan airs, having
recently purchased several new
rubber tired rigs and has a new
rubber-tired surrey on the way.
The "Willing Workers" will
give bright little entertainment
on Thursday evening, May Sth, al
the home Of DR.. Finney. Let
everyone encourage these young
girls in their efforts to raise money
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-08-21

spokojniej bombardowaf miaste, a
jako zapowiedz wyslat 200 mary
Marry ma lad.
Wtedy Nord rzuca sig ma mary
Marry; rozpoczyna sic mord, walka
uliczna; zachecona widokiem lu-
dnoSc, dzieli sic ma dwie partye z
bronia W reku. Kobiety i dsieci W
panicznym strachu napefnify kon-
sulaty panstw europejskich. Kill
lick tymczasem skracaf sobie czas
pozornem bombardowaniem.
Partya Norda przemogfa i wzie'
Ia sic do szczeg6towego niszczenia
majatku Firmina. Pafac jego znisz-
czono z przedziwna dokfadnoscia'
Sam Firmin schronif sig ma statek
Killicka.
Dzisiaj panuje na wyspie spo-
k6j. Prezydenta oczywiscie beda
wybierac po .odpowiednim wypo-
czynku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-08-21

kompanii wynosza $470,5S7, a RE-
komy msjatek S4,225.
= w San Francisco aresztowa-
no Thomasa Kelly, kt6rego tamtej-
sza policya uwaza "a Williama
Bartholina Chicago.
- Miedzy Is czerwca 10 lipca
umarfo ma Filipinach ma cholere II
amerykanskich zolnierzy.
-. Skutkiem eksplozyi W papier-
nj we Wilmington, DEL, stracifo
zycie 9 robotnik6w, zaginefo 6, a
zostafo ciezko ranionych cztery.
Strata materyalna wynosi $4,000
dolar6w.
Il wiezienia we Frankfort,
KY, usifowaio zbiedz trzech VIE
zniow. Wszystkich trzech schwy-
tano, lecz jeden Mich, Wallace
Bishop, raniony smiertelnie, wkr6-
ce potem umarf.
w Lexington, ILL.,, umart stu.
letni Jacob Spawr.
= Cena twardych wegli doszfa
W New Yorku do IL dolar6w "a
tone.