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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-04-22
SPECIALTlES.
DEATHS.

Sunday. April 20. 1902. at $40 a
M, Howard B. Dicks, aged Il years 10 months
. days. after a lingering illness, beloved son OF
Samuel W. and Belle Dicks.
Funeral will take place Tuesday, April %,
at 1:g0 D. m. from family residence. No. iii
North Eighteenth street, to St Peters Cemetery.
Friends cordially invited.
Kansas City, No.. and L~eayenworth, KaA,
papers please copy.
FRUIN-On Monday. April q. 1902 at $50 p.
IN. Robert J. FTujn. dearly beloved husband OF
Mamie A fruin tnee Luerl, and dear father o;
Richard L. Fruln. son Of Johanna FruIn and
f0n-in-law OF Elizabeth Luer.
Funeral Thursday. April p. at $50 q. m. from
residence. No. 3sss Shenandoah avenue. to St.
Nargaret's Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery.
Friends OF family invited to attend.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lowe will depart In
a few days for California. to be present at
the golden wedding of Mr.. loves parents.
Mayor Seth Lowe Of New York, who IS a
first cousin of Mr.. loves, will also be one
of the guests at this family reunion, 90
ing westward with a large private car
party.
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.wIESELOn Monday, April q, 1909, Mt lis
O'clock a. m. August, beloved husband OF Dora
Wlese tnee SMITH, aged f3 years.
The funeral will take place Wednesday. 2sd
INST. az 2 o'clock p. m, from family residence,
NO. 2as Cas- avenues. Friends invited to at
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MRS. sCHMITZ's VIOLET LUNCHEON.
A violet luncheon was a function given by
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Funeral will take place Wednesday. April .,
at 1880 p. IN, from the family residence, No.
1853 Vista avenue. Friends Of the family are
invited to attend.
Kansas City. Mo-, and Washington, D. c.,
papers please COPY.
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AUcTI0NEERs.

Regular sale every Saturday at warehouse ana
general Offices. lsos-1o-la Chouteau ave. Sales II
IeHidences a speciality. Phone Kinloch c ~.
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Was Murdered on the Street.

Special to The State.
Darlington, July 3.-About .
O'Clock this morning DR.. Stephen
j Jackson, one of the most inoffen-
sive co,ored men in Darlington,
was shot and killed by A. Nc
Ninch, white man, who is stone
cutter by trade.
McNinch was under the in
fluence of whisley and was on the
sidewalk in front of Jackson S
place of business near the old de
pot. After IL few words Nc
Ninch fired the fatal shot at Jack
son, and 1t is stated that Mr.. G.. c.
Beck, whose store is next to Jack
sons, came near being shot by
the same fellow. McNInch got
inside of a building and resisted
the officers for while, but was
arrested and lodged in Jail.
b. &. B.
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NORTH BOUND.

20 Minutes for dinner.
Note Trains Nos 81 and 33 are
| operated daily
Trains Nos. 81, So, IL, II, l3, II. Is
and lG areoperated daily eXcept Sun.
| day
CONNECTIONS MADE BY SOUTHERN
TRAINS.
AT Marion: No, 80 connects at Ma
rlon with southern Ry train No SO
which arrives at Marion at S:2S. a M.
rom Chattanooga, Asheville and in
termediate-points.
At Blacksburg: No. 81 and No. IL
connects with Southern Ry train No.
36 which arrives at Blacksburg ut 7 As
m. from Atlanta, Greenville, Spars
,anburg and intermediate points.
AT Yorkviile: No. "a connects with
@ ~ w train No. 40 which leaves
forkyi!!e Mt lO:4S, m, for Gastonia,
l.eDoir and intermediate points.
Al Rock Hill; No. 80 and "a con-
meets with Southern Ry tram No 75
which leaves Rock Hill at $3.50, %, N.
for Chester. Columbia and interme.
dia te points.
connects with : A l. train No. 81
which passes Catawba Jet. at 7.54 d m
for Monroe and intermediate points.
At Lancaster: Nos 80 and "a con.
meets with l, IL C train No. 80 which
caves Lar caster at 4:45, p m for Chess
ter and intermediate points.
at Camden: With A CL IN w OF
> q for Char. estOn, Sumter, Florence
Darlington, Wilmington and inter,
mediate points. Tran No. 6S whic:
leaves Camden at Ais, pm.
CONNECTIONS MADE BY NSnTHERN
TRAINS
At Camden: With A CL(N w of
> . No IL from Charleston, Florence
Darlington, Wilmington, Sumter and
inte ermediate points which arrives at
Camden at ll:l5 m with Southern
Ry train No "a from .KingsvilIe
which arrives at Camden at 1855 m
At Lancaster: No. :33 connects at
Lancaster with l. & G. train No, Is for
chester aud intermediate p ints,
At Catawba Jet: No. SO and 80 con-
dects with : A l. train No. 80 which
leaves Cataw ba Jet at 7.54 Is m for
Monr. and intermediate points,
At Rock Hill: No. 33 and IS CON
meets al Rock Hill with Southern Ry
train No 81, leaving Rock Hill at s. IS
=" for Char lotte and points north.
~ Blacksburg: No. 33 connects
with Southern Ry uains Nos 10, 4:3S
y m, No SO at 1:c5. y m. and No 40 at
7.45, y m. for poigts perth Nos 33
ard 80 connects with Southern Ry
rain y" 35. lea, ing Blacks sburg at
ll:25, y m for points south.
At MariCn No, 33 connects with
Southern ily train No. 35, leaving
Narion az lao, p M. for AsheviIle,
Chattanooga amt intermediate points.
III rough ar service without change
between Marion and { thariesiCn on
trains Nos 30 and 35.
+. Ii. SHAW,
Gen'l. Passenger Agent
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NOTICE TO TRESPASSERS,

Allpersons are hereby warned
not to trespass by walking, riding
fishing, hunting, cutting wood or
in any other way on my lands IN
GillsCreek township, A. miles East
ofLancaster G. H., containing 70
acres, bounded by lands of ID. A.
Funderburk, Rev. q. W. Cards
ner and j. Wylie Porter. The
law will be rigidly enforced
against all persons disregardlng
this notice. w. A. Blakeney.
June lO, 1902. In g.
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Attention Trustees and Patrons
All of the trustees of the re-
spective schools of the county.
also any person interested in the
educational welfare of the county
are hereby respectfully invited
to he present at an educational
meeting to be held in the court
house on Friday July 11tb.
We will have several addresses
on educational work and hope
that we may have a large audience
on this occasion.
Also, trustees who expect to
purchase supplies, such as globes
maps, etc, for their schools this
year will please come prepared to
make their ordes on that day as a
representative of The Rand Nc
Nally company will be with us
for the purpose of taking orders
at the contract price, with the
State Board of Education.
Come every body and let us
have a grand rally.
Respt. "A. G. RowelI,
Co. Supt. of Education.
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tisalh snrlnss tleta y be sehosl

b0eshtly proposition Was
maize ny tho Southern Educat,dnal
Association to donate $1,000. t.,
some community in Lancaster
county which would donate like
amount for the establishment of n
school to combine with an acade
mic department one or more in
dustrial branches, aad further to
help support said school for the
hrSt two years of its existence.
Three places in the county, Ira
desvillc, Fork Hill and Heath
Springs competed for the school
and each promptly raisedsthe nee
essary amount but Heath Springs
offered aiSlitioaol Inducements in
money subscription and site for
It's location and secured the school.
Like offers were made to other
counties 10 the State but they
have been withdrawn and Heath
Springs will he the only place in
thc State ut which one of these
schools will be established.
Heath Springs is fortunate in
being the successful competitor
for school of this kind. 1t is
splendid location, and It's excel
lent mineral water, the healtbful.
ness of.the vicinity and the high
moral and christian tone of the
community will doubtless attract
pupils to it from all parts of the
county.
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Big Cotton Sale. Col. Springs
Purchases 700 Bales.

Seven hundred bales of cotton
that were recently damaged in the
big cotton fire were sold today to
Leroy Springs, of Lancaster, for
S14, ,516. The. cotton was not
damaged to any great extent.
Sealed bids for the whole lot were
received ut William BarnwelPs s
office up to noon today. There
were seveaal bids, but Mr..
Springs was the highest. Co
lumbla Record, Cd inst.
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N"rsl,aw ountraots Tor idir .trid

a special TO The Stat. from
k"rshaw July 2rd, says;
Inc city council yesterday
granted the Kershaw Oil mill an
exclusive franchise for furnishing
electric lights and power, and
contracted with them for 20 years
to supply the town with their
lights. The oil mj!l will install
machinery aud expects TO be ready
before winter to light the streets
OF hcrshaw with arc lamps of the
latest pattern, and the business
houses and residences with incan-
doSc'ntli lights With this in view
the oil reople yesterday pprchas~
ed two so horse power HIGH pres
sure boilc's and Il Is x42 Corliss
engine.
The piping, hydrants and every
thing needed for The water works
here has been shipped and Mr..
Gould, who is to superintend the
work, expects to have the water
works completed IN SO days.
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Is it Jim Lowry?

Deputy Marshal Swaringen with
a posse of men arrested a negro
in the road near Mr.. Rob Ruey's
plantation, eight miles north of
town, Thursday night whom they
suppose to be Jim Lowry, the
negro wanted at Shelby N. c.,
for the murder of a policeman
there last August. The negro has
been working on Mr.. Huey's S
place several months and goes by
the name of Isaac Rumley. He
readily submitted to arrest and
came on with the men to Lancas
ter giving them no trouble. He
was lodged in Jail until picture
of hum can be sent to Shelby.
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Condition of Cotton Deterlorated
In June.

Washington, DC. July 3.-The
monthly report of the statistician
OF the department of agriculture
will show the average condition of
cotton on June 25 to have been
81. Z as compared with 95. 1 on
May 26, 1902; S1.1 on June 25,
1901, 1873 on July 1, 1900, and
u ten year average of s5.6. With
the exception of North Carolina.
where there seems to have been a
slight Improvement, and Virginia,
where there is no appreciable
change in cotton, every cotton
producing State shows a decline
during the month, the decline be-
ing greatest in Texas, where it
amounts to % points, and in Lou
isana, Indian Territory, Mississip-
pi and Alabama, where it is II,
10, 8 and 8 points respectively. =,
The condition in the principal
States is reported as follows:
North Carolina 90; South Caro-
lima 95; Georgia 81; Florida 90;
Alabama 81; Mlssissippis5; Louis
lana s5;> Texas 10; Arkansas 94;
tennessee 9S; Oklahoma 90: In
dian Territory 80.
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NOTICE OF DISCHARGE.

Notice is hereby given that on
the 1st day of August, 1902, the
undersigned, as administrator of
ii. Jackson Wallace, deceased,
will make final return and settle
ment to the Probate Court of
Lancaster County, S. c., and ap,
ply to said court for n final dis
charge as such administrator.
w: H. Wallace.
Dated lst JuIy, 1902. i m.
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jenkins TO Succeed kOester
Tho frosiiant Determtnes to Ap
point his old Comlade Col
lector Of internal Revenue.

Washington, July . PRESS
dent Roosevelt to-day determined
upon the appointment of Major
Micah Jenkins, his army comrade
and friend, as collector of internal
revenue, district of Spnih Carroll,
na, vice GEORGE Il KoeSter, who
fal'ed Of confirmation.
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SOUTH CAROLINA Eli
TARY ACADEMY


One vacancy in the State Benc>
hclary Scholarship, is to be award
on competitive examinations, for
Lancaster County.
Blank forms of application
should he applied for at once to
Col. c. 5. Gadsden, Chairman
Board of Visitors. These applica-
tlons, fully made out, must be in
the hands of the Chairman on the
3lst July in oder to receive at
tention.
{. S. GADSDEN.
Oh Board Visitors.
July |, 1902. st.
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Will Go to the L. & G. Road.

Mr.: p. w. Hardin will leave
for Lancaster today, where he
goes to take the position of sup-
ervisor of track and trestles on the
{. IL l.. road. Mr.. Hardin will
be succeeded b. Mr.. E. p. High,
of Spartanburg.
The Z. & u. is fortunatein in Sc
caring the services of a man like
Mr.. Hardin-capaple, Industrious
and always reliable. He has been
in Rock Hill for twelve or fifteen
years and has demonstrated his
worthiness. There is no better
track man than himself and he
leaves his road in fine fix. Sue
cess to him. Rock Hill Herald.
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The Fruit Dispatch Company,
OF New York, has established a
direct line af steamships to ply
weekly between Charleston and
Costs Rica and other Central
American countries.
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Keep Your Bowels Strong.

Constipation or diarrh9a when
your bowels are out of order. Cas-
carets Candy Cathartic will make
them act naturally. Genuine tablets
stamped c. c. c. Never sold in
bulk. All druggists, 1oc.
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The Contract for the erection
of the IorkvlIlo graded school has
been let to Messrs. Keller e Co.
The building is to cost S12'5Oo.
Mr.. II, 4. White is the architect.
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The Best Prescription for Malarfa
Chills and Fever is bottle. of
Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic. 1t
IS simply Iron uud Quinlne and
tasteiess, No Cure No Pay.
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have nice lot of mich COWS
with young-calves for sale or ex-
change for dry cattle.
j. Nj. Hood.
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10 Sa'A & raid IL. One Usv

Take Laxative Bromo Quiaine
Tablets. all druggists refund
money if 1t fails to cure. T.. w.
Groves signature is ON each box.
csc.
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Local IA altgrs
Miss Eva McClintock, Of Lind,
sa; is visiting Miss Dot Smit

Wv. 10 't~ti"S MISS Dot smith.
Mrs. w. ). Langley is on a
week $ visit to Chester.
Miss Nellie Lithrop of Lewis.
vile, ). G is visiting her amt,
Mrs. [. j Strait, this week.
The Rich-H Hill school will open
Monday, July 14th, instant. with
Miss Dora H,isnn a. teacher
Miss Irene Cunningham, of L1n-
caster, is with her aunt Mrs. w. b
Dunlap. Rock Hill IL. rail-.
The engine and boilers for the
neV cotton mill at this place have
reached Chester. They make
sixteen car loads, Four carloads
of it will be brought over today
His many friends tbrouphout
the county Will he olal to laorn e
the illuesl of our esteemed towns.
man Mr. w co,, 49,
heen confined to his bed since
A charter was oron,.d 60 .ho
Kersbaw Telepbone comn.nv
which is can,talized at ss ono
The officers are w p Moouo
president; S. w. Heath v;ce
president, and J. T. Stevsns sec
retary and treasurer The Stoto
The Lancaster & Chester Rail.
road Co., is hustling things these
long hot days. 1t has built new
coal chute, new dump house, SUD.
ply house and motor car house
it's four c,ttapss nm ;ts ,ot noor
the depot These ore al, ooo,,,;o,,
nv emnlovoes
Mr.. Rochel Stewart and Prof
S. G. l,liukscales of Wofford Col
lege will deliver addresses ON
Education at HopewelI. Sunday
July. 18th, 1880 n. m. Prof.
Clinkscales will also be at Taber
nacle 1880 p. m ,same day, and at.
Bethel Monday, July 18th, 1880
Mr.. Herbert Horton, the ex-
press messenger on the =. & N. w.
who was injured few weeks ago.
is in the city, having sufficiently
recovered to 60 to work again. =
Chester Lantern.
Inc Town was certainly quiet
yesterday .ne glorious fourth.
al. p'aces OF business were closed
ano the Dig picnic at the Falls,
u" lisn Try Oh Inc river and one
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80 days.
The Lancaster Cotton Mill de-
clarcd seml-annual dividend of
per cent on the 1st inst.
50. 80 will bn the fare for the
round tip to- GreeuvilIe on ac-
Icount of the State Veterans re.
union from lancaster.
K. A. Blrrett, who recently had
both barrels Of Il shot gun unload
ed in him by Gus Balk, Us now
able to sit up.
McNinch, the marble man,
went up to Shiloh Church vester
day and erected monument at
the grave of Mrs. Jeanette G.
Caldwell, mother of Mrs j. l..
Poag of this place
We regret to learn that Ds4- w.
II. Sapps of the o. X. 4eection is
down with fever and that his chill
dren all have severe cases of
whooping cough.
The eightyear old son of Mr..
James Garrison, who lives near
Belair, s. c., was bitten by cop
per-head snake day or so ago,
and has since been a great sufferer.
though he is now improving.
Mr.. Samuel p Davis of Os>
ceo!a has enlisted in the u. S.
army and was sent to Columbus
barracks, Ohio, yestel day. He
was formerly in the Fortieth in
fantry.
Mrs S. E. Usher, of Dwight,
and Mrs. VIM Caskey, of Elgin,
were summoned to the bedside of
their sister, Miss Mollie .Deas,
near Monroe, who is not expect
ed to live, on Wednesday. Sew
eral other near relatives of this
county have also gone to her bed
side.
VIM. McRae, col. has gone TO
the gang for 90 days He was
convicted before Magistrate Cas-
key Thursday for violating con
tract and was sentenced to 80
days Or pays a fue of 1875. He
plead guilty to carrying conceal
ed pistol and got 80 days or $50;
also to cruelty to animals and got
30 days or IS. for that.
A party of little boys came near
being caught near the middle of
the double-trestle by special
train ON the S. G.. & q. Elk. last
Wednesday afternoon. But for
John McManus, COL, who hap
pened to be on the trestIe too,
some of the smaller boys would
doubtless have been killed. He
placed four of them on the pro.
jecting end of one of the trestIe
benches and held them there
while the train passed.
Mrs. Annie Courtenay, mother
of Messrs. Mack ard Leroy cour
tenay of the O. X. section, died
last Wednesday at the advanced
age of about S5 years. She was
a consistent member of Bethel
Methodist church and died in full
hope of the reward of the faith
full in His cause. Her remains
were inferred at the old Lutheran
grave yard near o. X. on Thurs
day after funeral services conduct. :
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eB Pay your subscription orc
year in advance and we will send
You the Home and Farm free one
year.
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UNIVERSITY
OF NORTH CAROLINA.
THE HEAD
OF the States Educational Sys-
TEN.

One hundred and eight scholar
ships. Free tuition to teachers
and to ministers sons. Loans
for the needy.
5G3 Students. 81 Iustcuctors
New Dormitories. Water Works,
Central Heating System.
Fall term begins September s,
1902. Address,
+. p. VENABLE, PRESIDENT,
Chapel Hill, y. c.
July 4 Pm.
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The Rich-Hill school will omen
Monday, July 18th. Instant, with
Miss Dora Hlhson ,.s teacher
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Mrs. w. ). Langley is on a
week $ visit to Chester.
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Miss Nellie Llthrop of Lewis.
vile, ). 9 is visiting her nnt,
Mrs. [. j Strait, this week.
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How Az Your Kidneyss
az uobba SraragLs Pills cure a III kidney ills SAM
Ae free Add. Sterling Remedy Co. Chicago OF NJ
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Educate Your BOwels with Cascarcrs
Candy Catharti1, cure constipation forever
Oc. 26c. II G. G. G. fail, DRUGGISTS refund money
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Miss Irene Cunningham, of L1n-
caster, is with her aunt Mrs. w. b.
Dunlap. -Rock Hill Ill. rail-.
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I'ld avnwtb esiosod, was oap,
vioaed ssfere Magistrate Casksy
"ehnpaday fsP yin!s.lea laharag'sl
contract and aent ia ths gang for
30 days.
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The Ltncaster Cotton Mill de-
clared seml.annual dividend of
3 per cent on the 1st inst.
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50. 80 will bn the fare for tn,
round tip to GreeuvilIe on nc.
count of the State Veterans re.
union from lancaster.
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K. A. Blrrett, who recently had
both barrels Ola shot gun unload
ed in him by Gus Belk, is now
able to SIT up.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1902-09-25
BOSS.-BENNETT.
A Brilliant Wedding and a
Large Reception at the
Bennett Residence.

The marriage OF Morton S. Boss and
Miss Therresia Edna, only daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Bennett, was
solemnized at the residence of the
brides parents on Wednesday even
ing last in the presence of the mem
bers OF the respective families OF
the contracting parties and a
limited number of close personal
friends. The bride was attended by
her father, who accompanied her to
the parlor, where the ceremony was
performed, and Miss Mildred Simon
ora Murphy was ring bearer, and
Ed. Bennett was grOOmsman. The
impressive ritual of the Roman
church, was said by Rev., T.. f. o.
Connor, Miss Pape of Hammond, a
close friend of the bride, playing the
wedding march. The bride was at
ii, ed in silk Persian null gown,
trimmed with lace and pearl orna-
ments. Miss Simonton wore a white
India muslin. 7.
At nine o'clock a reception was
given, about 250 guests being present,
many of them from out OF town.
The parlors were tastefully decorat7
ed with plants and flowers, the bitter
sweet predominating. "
Refreshments were served in. the
dining room, Mesdames Hogan and
Murphy presiding at the table, q num-
ber OF young ladies serving the
guests. The table was handsomely
festoo oned with smilax, and presented
a very pretty appearance. ry
The bride is young lady whose
whole life has been spent In Sauk
Centre, excepting the time she has
been attending boarding school, and
has q large circle of friends in this
community. She is accomplished and
vivacious. and endowed to a marked
degree with the eraces and virtues
which make the attractive and sub
stantial woman.
Mr.. Boss was born and brought up
in this city, where he resided until q
few years ago when he removed west
to engage in business, and is now
domiciled in Spokane, Wash. He has
earned the regard and esteem of all
who know him-a fine type of the re-
liable and self-reliant young business
man.
The bride and groom left on Thurs
day morning for Minneapolis. where
they will remain few days, returning
to this city for a final visit before re-
moving to their future home in the
west. Cordial congratulations and
hearty good will attend them.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1902-09-25

The appearance of Sanford Dodge
and his company of dramatic artists in
Sauk Centre, on October 8, will be
greeted with delight by all lovers of
the drama. The name of Sanford
Dodge is synonym Of dramatic ex-
ce1lence, as it has ever been connected
with the highest class of dramatic
work and this season his productions
are superior to any he has ever before
attempted. No other ,Ioractiou touh
ing the Northwest can afford to carry
the high-class artists engaged by Mr..
Dodge, as no other acsgr has the con-
fdence of the play-gofng public in
this territory to such an extent that
they will give sufficient financial sup
port to pay the eimmense salaries COM
manded by the artists who support
Mr.. Dodge this season. rs -e Il,