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The age-herald., 1902-03-16
About Persons.

F. l.. Kidd of New York is at the Nor ris
 J. L. M. McConaughy of Montevallo is at the Morris
 Prof. A.. c. Wirth and Mrs. Wirth are at the Morris.
 n. Saunders of Mobile, state health off,
The age-herald., 1902-03-16
From the Warrior Breeze

Birmingham is soon 10 have a big rolling mil added to it's many industries. The capital stock of the company will be s500c0O. The plant will have a capacity of 150 tons per day and will be equipped with the latest improved machinery for rolling mills.
The age-herald., 1902-03-16
From the Cullman Democrat. The spring poet made his call on t Democrat Tuesday with:
Spring Is the most joyous sea-"

but the verses were cut short with club. thorn tree will decorate the head of the poets grave next season.
The age-herald., 1902-03-16
From the Mobile Item.

The Third Regiment live wire seems to be a hard one to short circuit, not withstanding the Governor thought he could perform that service without in- sulated gloves. Colonel Higdon still de- clines to swallow the Rooseveltian kind of medice prescribed by the Governor, and 1t now looks as though the Governor will have to disband the regiment in order to get rid of 1t, but suppose Higdon still re- fuses to be dishanded?
The age-herald., 1902-03-16

From the Alabama Enquirer.
 The State Medical Society meets in Birmingham on April 15 and little later on the Druggists Association will meet in the same city.
The age-herald., 1902-03-16

The Easter bonnet is a bigger issue at present than Chinese exclusion.
The age-herald., 1902-03-16

This town may not love music, but it is true to baseball.
The age-herald., 1902-03-16
From the Florence Times.

'''N q I7' 0'I0O IT IH1IO'' The anti-liquor sentiment is making wonderful strides in Alabama, Tennessee, Georgia and Mississippi. We get the sem timent of these states through the news papers, and they show that the volume of public sentiment is assuming great proportions.
The age-herald., 1902-03-16
NE who visits the great cigI

NY inc that all the world smokes.
 The American Tobacco Com pany recently bought three cigar factories in Havana, paying slOoO,OOO each for them. In some of the factories as many as 2OOO workmen are employed making cigars. There are several hundred fac tories, large and small. was told that more than 500O0,000 cigars are made daily in Havana This may or may not be true. but 1t is a fact that one is be- wildered by the number of cigars one sees in Havana. They are made and sold at all prices. You can buy a cigar for two or three cents. Others are sold as high as $2.50 each I visited the factory which is making up the special order of cigars for 4Aing Edward VII of England. to be used at the official entertainments during the coronation celebration. The King. through his agents, has contracted for $60,000 worth of cigars, paying for the same $2.50 each. These are supposed to be the best cigars which can be made in Havana Every leaf is especially selected, and the cigars are so mades that they will burn evenly and perfectly. T was told that the laborers employed in mak- ing thesec igars receive 50 cents for each cigar. While ordinarily cigars are made at the rate of 60 to 15O an hour by fairly well skilled workman, those cigars being made for the King of England require a half hours time of a skilled workman to each cigar.
 One of the most interesting bits of in- formation I learned in havana was about the principal morning newspaper. It is one of the wealthiest publications in the world, and is sold only to subscribers. You cannot find 1t on the street, or on the news stand. It is only delivered to those who pay $16 per year in gold in advance. It does not solicit advertise ments, but accepts and prints a few along the bottom of several of its pages at something like $1O an inch for each insertion.
 said to pay the full expenses of the pub lication. The advertisements are there fore net profit.
 Speaking of, newspapers and the profits erefrom. there are few newspapers in America which make money. The profits from newspapers usually come from the advertisers. In the South advertising rates are merely nominal In many in- stances, they do not pay for the actual cost of their publication. As 8 rule Southern newspapers receive for advertis- ing from 50 cents to $1 an inch per in- of this country receive from $3 to $10 an inch per insertion. In New York recently I was talking with the chief advertising representative of the great firm of R. H. Macy & Go. I was told by him that his firm expended s6O,OOO a year in the New YocN Herald and from $3O,000 to $40o oOO eacn in the Journal and World annually. l was likewise told by the advertising representatives of several well known re- tail firms in New York that they spend from to 21s per cent of their gross sales in advertising. I doubt if single mer- chant in Birmingham spends anything like this proportion of his sales in news paper advertising Indeed, the Birming- ham merchants are exceedingly fortunate as they are apparently paying 60 the daily newspapers at present In Atlanta the rates are more than double what they -----
The age-herald., 1902-03-16
From the Huntsville Daily Mercury.

From the Huntsville Daily Mercury.
 The withdrawal of the Higdon faction from the recent meeting of the officers of the Third Regiment at Birmingham is demonstration of weakness that Is not surprising. The colonel has been losing friends since he failed to tender his resig- nation along with his field officers.
The age-herald., 1902-03-16
From the Selma Journal.

Hon. A. T. London has positively stated that he will not be a candidate for Gov ernor, rumors over the state to the con- traiy notwithstanding. MT. London's friends in Selma did not credit the ru- mors, but The Journal gave them just as they came to 1t. MT. London now talks of organizing a citizens league ad- vocating some of his pet theories as to the fee system etc. At any rate 1t looks as if MT. London intends being heard from in the approaching campaign.
The age-herald., 1902-03-16
From the Mobile Register.

The hunt for a man to beat Jelks con- tinues. The last man named for tfts doubtful enterprise Is Alex T. London of Birmingham but MT. London says no. he has not any idea of going into politics.
The age-herald., 1902-03-16
From the Huntsville Daily Mercury.

fron the EuntSVllle Dally Mercury-
 There is money in lime, in fact there is more money in lime now than there was a few days since. The convention of lime makers of the South in Birmingham Thursday increased the price of lime 25 per cent And the worst of it is that Huntsville will have to pay the increased price, with mountains of good lime rock all about her.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-12-04
ffanCeSa
de Concrete,

Los 1ltimos acnerdos lie am CA
mara revisten muehA fmpcrtAncia,
Aresefya de dlarncs ca eilos de-.
tenidamenta diremos hoy queiA In.
aaeneia que ga cultfsimo orgsnismo
debe ejerser en- nuestros asuntos nd.
blicos, en- iusta y fAxonAble.
La colonia francesa On d isla es
numerous y estx formadA por hom-
bres de empuje agffcolA y connersial.
81 son contingencies y primeros
contribuyentss y por 10 tsnto impcr.
tAntes soatenedores Dc In cArgaa nd
blisas,n0 podeno3d eclinnr 81 deher'
de escuehexie6.
Elos muestran vivc interfs,Fale.
mas, p0faeuntos que 6 los neRoeios3
puartOrfiquenos hsneician. Prueba
elocuente de- clio % Il m0ci6n del
CAncilfsr Leccia acerCa de importa-
clones de caf6 por spueftos france
aes, Mosi6n qua Ahora, an parte 10.
gradassse tramitA para obtensr mo.
yor benedcio.
Tsnsmos, pues, que escuchar Ii
opinion de- esos bnsnos amigos do
Pto Rico, y n0sctros. por nneatrA
pArte, comentAremos su1 aouerdos,
a~spsraindo qua sean dsbidamsnte to.
madoa on confederation. @
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-12-04
Una Calretera
que hace notable falta,

rescriben de Santa Isxbel'y
Salinas que OAda dia vi hAci6ndose
mas peli grosa 8 intransitable Ia Ia.
mazda carretera del litoral que une &
los pueblos de Santa Isabel, Salinas,
GuayAma etc.
Sc transita por ahf & duras pc
mas, 6 saltos de acr6bAtS, que las
caballeriAs mas fuertes no resisten.
Ns sAbido que se hA dado el case de
que, en- plenA c~arretera, se hayan
shogado bueyes IN los encrmes b..
ches que n alderman. s1
Ri concrete de ssta region, y,
principalmente, la agriculture, que
tiene allf hoy por hoy gran deaarro.
Ito, sufren grandes perjuictos, debi'
do & II fslta de nm buen canine,
pues, NO solo hasta AhorA no se In
intentAdo hacer una cArreterA cen
formA,s sino que nj siquiera 90 trs.
u de arreglar ese camino, que, CO.
me decimus, ofrece al viaieroy & los
que forzoaAmente tienen que. utili.
sarlorarAa 81 transporte de produc-
tos sgrfc0las, etc. grsndes peligros.
LlAnnAmes 10 Atenci6n del De-
partAmento de 10 Interior, pues SON
harto respetAbles los intereses one
en- Aqu6lla RIGA comarca spfren con-
siderAblss p~erjuicios.
HGgase ma cArretera, q ARE
gleke sse canine, pues Al pasar por
81 los que tienen que hacerlo sc ven
en- 10 necesidad de encomendar pri
nero On alma & Dios, 6 cenfesarse.
lEs jukto que ESQ teDgAn que
hacer los que reHgjosoments psgar
sus contfibueioneaP
Ssguramente, NO. Pues rene
desc.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-12-04
Dos GrCQlareS
del Departments de- InStfuc-
ci6n IdDllca.

En unA ~ diehas scirculares q
limitA aeI 6eoretsriod A Inotruccf6u.
senior Alberto Z. Martinez non;
hre del Honorable Comiaionaio. Z
dar grA0ias. a los Epresidentessykl nv
Jnntesseseolatas ~ ~ IslnauesceI
por etinter6s tomado IN IN DO Il
Instrncci6E duFante ejereiekou mn
funcicnes, , avex encArecs
6 las citAdas Juntasgque, III haeor
entrega de lA propiedad 01c0lar eI
1Q de EnerO, 10 hagan de menern
que las nuevaa Juntas no tanean III.
houltades parA uenar n comatido,
siendo mi que r entreRa iabar6 Id.
cerse p0r medic de inyentario, del
.cual, 81 gustan, Yemitfrkn copiasA
DEPARTMENT.. S
En- II otrA eireular . q falicita 4
las nuevas Juntas Escnlares por his
Der aldo elegidss por u voto popular
pArA l1rdireCca6n de loo asuntoe 90
colares. c0naAndo d DepartAnaento
en- queeoadyuvarkn n desArrolo de
u Instrucci0n ca Paefto Rico Y IN
mando IL atenci6n de ellas acerca de
los sigufenteA puntos:
~1Q AIrecihir q propiedad 81.
collar de ID Janta 0aiioute 10 hArefs
p0r medic de inventarios, envilndo.
nos copia eertihcIdA si aaf % pla..
ee,. So
90 I'm 10 mismat session de IL
entrega, tendraia 6 bien nomhrar
Presidente ySecretario envi<ndonoa
los nomhres 90 Loo alegido1 { II ma.
yor breyedAd.s
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-12-04
IObSerVatOriO
del tempo.

En- II semana que termin6 81 sx
bado ell tempo hi sido generAlmen
sta nublado On parte, CON una tempe
raturA media ligsraEents bsjo q
normal. ptuando en- los distri
tos del Sur y centric, In llovido 10
auficiente parA mAntener todAs les
cosechas en- buena condition sin csn
sar danos materiales nj interrumpir
las operacfones de labfsnzs. En- Los
diatritos mencionados, Ell promedio
de precipi.aci6n pluvial fu6 sola
.mente. 10 De pulgxda excesivs. caIti
dad lnsuiciente para mantener IL tic
rra en- buena condicion. In precipi
Jsci6n media, obtsnidA de los regis
tros de 10 estaeiones, fu6 087 De pul
gAis; il cantidad mayor one hsn IN
formsdo, 8.40 pnlgadas, ocurri6 On
San German; Il menor, vestigioss
en- Ponce. In temperature mas Ats
one han informAdo, $50 ne registr6
en- BAyamon; II mas bAja, 9 en- San
Lorenzo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-12-04
ESCuela Industrial.

FL Director de In Industrial nues.
tro amago dom jose Iufante Save
dra hA tsnido II amAbiliaad de invi.
tarnos para los e~jercicios que prsc.
ticarkn me 11ana loA alumnos de 10
EscuelA de % direction con motive
del festivAl del sArbor Days.
ANA iremGs & regocijarnoa CON
los trahajos de squellos j6venes que
ne prepsfan para eli empefio de 10
Regeneration de II patria por medic
del trMbajo manual
Habemcs hay varias Comisiones
funcisnando. II 9e adorno tene
nina Jefe indiscntib e: ID simpftiCa
Mary Odd, como cAriil osamente
llamsn aus AMigos6 Mrs Leigh. La
Comisi6n de- joyenes tiene una Di
rectiyA compussta por Rodrigo Ro'
Ian, Mslchor Arbors, EduardO Pc
res y Il inardo Nnnsz Santiago
Claudio. In dc ErtAs. ID compOnen
AdelfnA C.audio, Margarita Vol
elk sraSy MAfa FontAn6s.
Dc los dsmGs ncs ocuparemoi
mafana. ney
IN fsstA empsxA & Ala ma ]
media dc Ii tarae, sda1icando msdi,
horak los tsabeiCs ordinArios sy-ss
reeibir&Lnol al,mayors gnstosA todai
las pGrsCnSsaQue honren con ~ pre-
ssncis d festival
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-12-04
MOVimientO
en- 'el puerto.

ANGLO an este puerto esta mana.
m ell vapor frances 20 indie Rodri-
guex.
ZArp6 para IL Culebra el remol-
cRdor SOsceola..
6aldrSn hoy las goletas sMaria
ArtAn, y Carmen con caTgA para
Viaques, Ala Blanca. para MayA'
Rdaz.
Arribaron hoylas goletas eDos'
Hermsnoss con-carg9 de Fxjardo, y
sDolcfess pr0cedente de- HumacAO.
oTsmbien lego aver IL sMaya'
giszsna, procsdsnte dc Msyaa1sz J
, Agadilla.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-12-04
Una Carta
acerca de examenes para
el Servicio civil.
San Juan, Diciembre 8 902.
Senior Director de sLa Co.
rrespondeneias de Paerto Rico.
San Juan.
"Distir goido Senior;

'Dlstir galdo Seniors
Deaeo molestxr su atencion
en- bien de algunos de los que pc exa
minAr0n ell Is de Marxo tlsimo, en-
los examenes velificados en- esta Gin
dad por IL Comision del Ssrvfcio Ci
wis
70 desearia preguntAr pcr me
do dc Ga peri6dic0, cual In sido o.
resultado de los dichos examene6,
para poaer cAlifcar los papeles de
los que squf sufrieron exAmen: de
suerte que 20 Gre que " es tempo
auf .ciente como para que Ion que he
mos sufrido exAmenes sepamos el re
sultado.de 81.
"Yo espero que I'd. llamArG L
atencion de qui6n corresponds y 81
I'd, 10 hace asf, recibirk Las graciaa
de los muchos que sufrieron aquel
exsmen y que desean sAber ell result
tado del mismo.
On I'd, alto y S, s,
I'm examinado.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-12-04

In GoMpan1A a. NuAuelnAS Ill
cual diriii6 MI 81 <rlAn IA cablegra
ma fndic6n&olS1k &qAe
dsbks91rges1r1sl9Ssoltelt ad AZ INV
is On osta forms
Attorney g sneral HsrlAn.
San JuAn r. RI
sC~opaicioneS Ae sordenanxa I
gun cable Ac0pfAdas. CAbleGrAhann 4
Dor conducto de B eva Bros 1000
dollars como dep6sito one "a NOS %
v0lvefk III dar II MAnSA por 10000
pesca natiafACtOriA en- forms anficien
fe para il6nar lss c0ndici0nes de or
dsnknsS sata raunas en anbltsncia
lsa sigaiente Ne cOndtcione9: 70 = Mon.
el f~errocnrriIs no pagarA contriblcion
algans; pero reoibit8n ssi2 pnr eiens
to de u. ontradA bArAtA de los reei
boo Dor luz " puder distrfbuidO q
otrs. IN. console Ejecutiv0 dAFA dere
ohio Z usar todos los puentes d0ndel
sean u~racticablss. DereChO de can't
no nor terrenos Lublic0s yyillas d
RI gratis. No podran estAblecor vfsB
en- lasp ob.aciones, &nO 3 que oh
tengan consentimiento de autOridA.
dea loo ales. In via serk S6tAndad.s
Todos los planes y especihcAciones
ser&n puestoa por nosotros y sproba
dos.
nNi ComisionAdo del I~nteriors
p. licfa IusulAr uniformadA, 8 con
orden sacrita, tendrSn pAssie Hbre
CON prisionercs.
Los caminoss Tdbiicoa dcndescru
cen serkn mantenidos On busn ssta
do: dsspu6s de Aceptada i frAr aui
ola ell trAbsjo Re ccmenxarA en- q ser
mino de cuAtro semAnas, y 20 millAs
de Wis serAn conclufdas an 81 termino
de mn sno y medic, y Ell resto. osea
TODD en- "a meses, dando de pr6rToga
6 meses mas para ens4yarlo antics de
abriil. nj ptblico.,. I'm
Ls-franquicia serk concedidaA
Yesgsr Quedsndo entendida de qne
serG pasads 1lA Compsnia formadA
Dor nosotrrs bien ses TvoluntaSia
mente q por riley, pero con 81 eonsen
timiento del Executive !,
Dorscho del Conse3o Ejscutivo
6 de los Jefes de DepArtamentosl Pr
ra que IN case de- lorna de Gobier
no puedan enmendar, alterAr o rechA
ear ordens MAS elm sacrincsr sin I'M
barge los derechos. y 81 poder para
enmendar 10 tarifa de- csrgos; tam
bi6n eli Gobierno ne resel vAr4 ell de
recho de comp'ar 10 propiedad en-
una rasonable valuaci6n conformek
10 resoluci6n unida dads POI. elAC3n
greso en- Mayo 10, 1900 +,
O:denanxA para mArejer aeon
Do MIA de botes de San JuanG CAta
no. FL canine ir1 Generic y Bl
rranquitaa 8 tan cercA ccmo Sc pue
d.. Ordenanza pa-a poder vender 10
luz y fusrza.n
Qaedamos enterAdos de que d
NO faDlicsr Ferrocarril perdeTos el
derscho de la faerzA del aqua para
otros pror6sitos..
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-12-04
AS &

Que no publicamos communicates
sim que sean Pagaaos por aaslan-
tado.
Ca1a seis palabras, se cuentan pof
una Inca y Ia linea vale aiex cen
tavos.
Las cartas que yengan con CO.
municaAo Gn suimporte no 20 con-
0stan-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-12-04

Dcia1lhfs Ae1exs
lS1CinA de Tiefr&s N6ev1B 98ttantey
me- dice, uue sel mfrtas de II Sexxann
pAasdn lid devorAa0 Dor III Nemas
m MfeSKnbley6 atcoaaibexEnes cobt.
dAdpade pnjlay cercaao con peness
EAS palmas, no pudiendo eAlYar nAda
d64aa oCmitaA que tenfa dentro de6l,
QusdAndOsl il infelix mujer sen nm.
y0r desatnpAYo con dor pod086ks
criafurks v entre ell1as una laetSndo.
Hoyenido5x duederse& lestksA
Ee~a1dfa6sen bueeR id auxfliO, hui.
[soo31 &1o1o que IlevA e6 nnspapeld Ill.
6b0f 81 senior AIcnlde patagQua
ro&o5s Dor 81 pueblo III aus 0adascuaI
tengaporb iens darle III infeIiEm
sr.
Ma dicen yarios pobres de s0lem.
nidad cue percihinu g eentsvos dis
Erios de sOcoir0 ets estaaAlcafdfa, cos
mo anfermos d. estkn; deade el lii
18 dsl mes pseAdo Les han deiAdo sin:
eo0orTos NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 8
10 que i carload pub icA qDisra dar-5
les.
El Mues, II regreaAr del campo
6 "a paqus no estabiecimiento m CO.
mercianta de la CalsaNnevA de este
pueblo despues de 30 horas de %
sencin nOt6 el CandadO frActnrAd0
con sefia1es de haberse consumAdo
nm rOSo en- m casa, como nj Ind efec
ttivamente, eChAndo de msnos hnb
llete de banco dc $b, vAriAs prendas
dA veafiY n atonfa an nm hanf. 1demka
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-12-04

ls Blancas-Caball saRey q Ia s7s caslla del ALL del Rey
Is Nee.as-rorrs dsRsiaa ( "a 81 cadna de \ Tore az = Refna.
JOE IlA
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-12-04

En- sesta Imprenta 90 vende pa
pol yiejo Do Peri6dicos As2-41 %,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-12-04
c0mpra de una casa.

Sc deSea cOmpraf una casa te-
rrera como de $4,000 POGO mas q
induces
Informar&n Gale San Sebastian 5.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1902-12-31

Don't forget the old man
with the fish on his back.
For nearly thirty years he
has been travelling around the
world, and is still travelling,
bringing health and comfort
wherever he goes.
To the consumptive he
brings the strength and flesh
he so much needs.
To all weak and sickly
children he gives rich and
strengthening food.
To thin and pale persons
he gives new firm flesh and
rich red blood.
Children who first saw the
old man with the fish are now
grown up and have children
of their own.
He stands for SCOTS Emul-
sio:l of pure cod liver ola
delightful food and a natural
tonic for children, for old folks
and for I'll who need flesh and
strength.
sscoTETy ys.s' 3 BOVINE, yyrss, ehsNm,ss@e; Nn,, @c;r
SOC. and Sl.Oo; all drugGists-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1902-12-31
An AGmOnitiOn.
Editor ADVERTISER:

Editor ADVERTISER:
The great evil of the day
in our large cities is worldli-
ness, the indulgence in what
is popularity called amuse-
ments. Gradually, yet stea-
dily and insidiously, this 2oth
century curse is gaining
ground in our smaller towns
and villages till great numbers
of our most beautiful and cul-
tured young women and no.
blest specimens of young
manhood have fallen a vic
timss:o these enticing snares.
Instead of consecrating their
youthful energies and bright,
well-sharpened intellects to
the Christian progress of the
world they are utilizing these
gifts of life's morning for the
glory of the ''Prince OF Dark
ness"
The unreal and morbid
thirst for earthly gaieties is fast
making Of them a race OF but
terfes, uniting them for the
battles of life, in which all
should be prepared to Cen
dure hardness as good SOL
d1ers. o.
The dance hall and the vi
tiated tastes resulting there
from, have made puppets and
nonenties of many attractive
and promising young men
and women. Even the chill
dren of Edgefeld, a number
of them not more than twelve
years old, are in the habit of
meeting from place to place,
to enjoy a dance oftheir own,
and have become so fascinat-
ed thereby that no entertain
ment, however attractive,
gives them satisfaction unless
the dance feature is attached.
AS the children and young
people of a community should
be the care Of III its citizens,
it is time that ;he sober mind
cd parents and citizens, were
beginning to open their eyes
to the perils of the situation.
PARENT.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1902-12-31
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
A uD1roR's OFFICE, Edgefi I'D, S. c,

A AUDITORS OFFICE, Edgef I'D, S. c..
This office will be open to receive
returns of personal property for
taxation from the 1St day OF Janu.
AIRY to the Goth of February follow.
ing.
All transfers of Real Estate made
since last years assessment must
bp noted on the return-.stating
number uf acres, from whom
bought, nr to- whom sold.
The Township Assessors are re.
specially requested to meet ME at
the appointments for taking tax re-
turns in their respective townships,
and they are also required TO make
tax returns for all those who fail to
make their own within the time
prescribed hy law, that the legal 81
per cent. penalty be added for their
failure to do so.
All male citizens between the
ages of 81 and 60 years, except ex'
Confederate soldiers over 80 years
of age, and those incapableof earn.
ing a support from being manned
or from any other cause are deem.
ed taXahle polls.
All persons owning property or
having control of such "a husband,
guardian, executor, admin istrator,
or in any fduciary capacity are re-
uuired to return the same for taxa
tion, and upon their failure to do
so so per cent. penalty will be add.
ed to the valuation of all such prop
ertv.
For the convenience of tax-pay.
ers 1 will be at the following places
on the dates mentioned to receive
tax returns. Please meet me!
Trenton, Thursday, Jan. Goth.
Arthur NJ. Herring's store, Friday
Jan. 3Oth.
Johnston, Saturday, Jan. 31st.
E!mwoo |, Monday, Feb. 2nd.
Pleasant Lane, Tuesday, Feb. 3rd
s. Cheathanl's store, Wednesday
Feo. 4th.
w. Y. Quarlps', Thursday, Feb. 9TH.
Longmires, Friday, Feb. 9Th.
Plum Branch, Saturday. Feb. 7th.
Parksville, Monday, Feb. 9th.
Modoc, Tuesday, Feb. 10th.
Clark's Hill, Wednesday, Feb. llth
w. Chea'ham's, Thursday, Feb 18th
Roppr's X Roads, Friday. Feb 18th
Golfers. Saturday, Feb. 18th.
Red Hill. Monday, Feb. 10th.
At Edgpheld e. Ii. from Feb. 18th
to Feb 20 inclusive.
j. B. HALTIWANGER,
County auditor.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1902-12-31
Passed Over the River.

Mrs. Fannie Lanham Miller.
wife of the late Edward Miller,
died of heart trouble, ii her 62nd
year, on Saturday last at her home
in the Collitrs section. She had
been a sufferer for several years
and the end came lol unexpected
ly, though suddenly. For a num-
ber of years she was a MEM
Der of Republican church and she
knew in whom she trusted for life
eternal.
Mrs. Miller is survived by nine
children, / sister aid 4 brothers
who with many frieDds and neigh
bors mourn her death. Her re-
mains were laid to rest at Repub-
lican beside the grave IF her hus-
band on Sunday afternoon. The
ADVERTISER extends profound
sympathy to the bereaved~