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grant concessions and bv avoiding war 81
steeusthen TBS. dynaatv Fgancv and
Germany were first wsn disposed to the
Austrian proposal ana ara accord of sho
continenfal powers wonia undoeatasiv
have been possible had Russia given her
sIr port. rho Spanish dlrlamat ar whom
] have already spoken told nae that az
Madrid, 1housc wEo were r. tosch with
The negotiations anxiousiy awaited the
upshot Of The conversation that fha
SPANS hambassador at 81 Petersburg
was to have with Count Mursvief. Nhea
the result became known tho dlsillnsion
was afi the mere bitter. because h.basi
had been 90 high TIE step taken - fha
Emperor Of Austrie appeared % ba uf.
terly unknown 10 tho Russian mtrlsffr
~ foreign affairs. when as was made
coguizaut Of Il he dld not seem - attr.-
butte any great efficacy 70 h. '.ff aeeh
step said Count Murayi~ss. qs canaue
70 ample council. e VIII have no rrsul
ard if it impiies anything resembling
threat the result obtained viii 90 cor.
trary 20 that desired. This reply ofsiel,-
~ undermined the friendly disposition
that Frsnce aad Germany had AZ frst
showu toward spain and the paclae ac-
tion 81 the powers. instead q bsbin- es-
ercised collectively ard ~ great moraI
authority. REFUGE disseif % Individual nd-
vice. eoanssiilng Spain r. make esuces-
sicns
"Ensland was not therefore called vpon
20 declare itself rhe sTmp7fhy r. Ger
tain sfstermen in the eanserssfise cab
iaet were certainty Tor the raifsd 7fsts-
bot they were ref reQgifea - ifsriar
them. They afterward in~fnaatef thst
their role had been 70 hola Europe CD
cheek - TIE aavantazs ~ fhs Tnifss
states IS e seems from ths s7r>xcine.
~. 81 na,n-ns II -. E---
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CHANCES FoR ROBERTS
Maybe Judge VIII Land That Attorney
GeneraIshiD.

Guthrie o. T.. Feb. 5-1he friends OF
Judee J. G. Roberts of Klngdsher. are
pushing MIN Cor the position of attor-
ney general Judge Roberts was in the
city today but declined 70 talk about
the matter. Tt is understood that ne viii
accept the place, providing it IS offered
him. Politicians are predicting that Rob-
berts VIII land the place. but how soon
an announcement wiz be made concerning
Judge Str2Hs's successor. Is not Known
The fact that Governor Ferguson endors-
ed Roberts for attorney general during
Jenkins administrauon IS taken as ar in-
dic7ticn tha- l2e win be the attorney gem
eral il the Fer guson administration
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Women are naturally more susceptible
20 inclemenoles Of the weather thar
men. with them a cold IS cften the start
ing point OF some severe pelvic deraage-
ment. causing much pain and suffering
Every woman needs 4 remedy spoa
which she can rely 10 keep her system
fortified against the tryins weather OF
winter ana early spring II poruns is
taken az the first symptom ~ a cold is
vii cure II before 81 develops into some
annoying catarrhal arrangement.
II you do not derive prompt ans salts
factory results from the use q Pcrnna.
write az once 70 Or. Hartman. giving
ful statement OF your case and ne wIl
De pleased 70 give you his valuable al
vice gratis.
Address Or. Hartman President -
The Hartman saninrium. Columbus o
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-06
OKLAHOMA MATCH FOR ANY
So Fred Wenner Claims on HorticuI
tural Exhibit for ST. Louis.


tural Exhibit for ST. Louis.
Guthrie, Q. r., Feb. 5.-F'red L. Wenner,
secretary of the Oklahoma commission to
the St. Louis exposition, has written the
following to the Oklahoma Farm Journal
relative to horticulture exhibit at ST.
Louis:
Il note in your last issue a communion
ton from J. W. Dungees, relative TO the
horticulture exhibit at the ST Louis
Worlds fair from Oklahoma territory.
THE members of the commission are in
deed glad TO see this matter agitated
by those interested in horticulture At
the recent conference of the commission
ers with Governor Ferguson it was the
unanimous verdict of all that one Of the
most important things to be demonstrated
by our territorial exhibit was the horti-
cultural possibilities of Oklahoma. Our
appeals are equal to those of the big red
apple country our peaches equal to any
produced in California, our grapes unsur-
passed by those of any state in the union
Since the first opening of Oklahoma it
has been shown conclusiveiy that this
is a fruit region and our other fruits
Of equal excellence. When I went east
to the Buffalo exposition in October
took two boxes of peaches grown by
myself which equaled anything shown
st the exposition in size, except a few
specimens of irrigated peaches from Cali
fornia, and were superior in favor to
anything shown. These were not entered
fer exhibit, but had been taken merely
for comparison. as a matter Of personal
pride and satisfaction From what
have seen of fruit produced in Okla
homa ! am satisfied that we can show a
horticultural display at St. Louis that win
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FOR coMANcHE COUNTY
Governor Ferguson Appoints Men for
Township Offices.

Guthrie. o. T.. Feb. 5.-Governor Fer
guson today announced the appointment
of township officers in Comanche county.
The appointments are as follows:
S. NJ. oxford. trustee, Mcguire township;
Thomas Cox, treasurer. Mcguire town
ship; Jay Collins, clerk Mcguire town.
ship; w. D. Moore, justice of the peace,
Mcguire township; Lee Adams. justice of
the peace, Mcguire township; John W.
oxford. constable. Mcguire township;
Alonzo Osborne, constable. Mcguire
John s. Fisher, clerk, McAiasters coun-
ty. Comanche county.
]. E. Robertson. trustee. Abilene town
ship, Caddo county.
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NEW RAILROAD CHARTERED
Woodward and ouanah Road Is Incor-

~ lst~L y y iIIflSs
Guthrie q r. Feb. 5.-Ths Woodward
& Cuanah Railroad company has been
chartered foI q term Of uinety-nlne years.
The company is orsonized % build q rail-
road fror, Woodward to Quaaah. Texas.
by the way of Mangum- The estimated
iength Of the read is rs miles, The main
Offices VIII be at Woodward and ouaaah.
Texas
The fncorporators are; Geo. ". Carr.
John j cerlack. s. G. Cunningham. c.
N. Hayhurst. Peter MartiRson. Z. a.
l'rvc'Su-an, Johu CARS E 5. Virgins,
i. .. Hesly. Chas. S'yln3all. ali q Wood
ward; W Ay. Carter 1Iariilo. Texas
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PAINTER IL RgouIsITloN
Sheriff st LzNton IS after Man Named
Montucmery.

Guthrie, Feb s-Ste~i1 = ".
F1inrcr of Iewtop was .a the city today
to secure g requisition Ter ". ". ,Iout-
gomer9-. who IS under arrest st Beau-
mont. Texas. Montgomery is charged
With stealing two horses. bngsy. aorh,e
SET of harness, WHIP, loprohe. e.c. ana
sellns the same n Law5on. This oc-
CURED I've months SEQ ard Sferin Tatn-
TIT has bsen sfte7 Montgomery sincs Lhat
time
sagn Painter saws u.at Ment-oner-,
has sold sehael supplies lve- Kans.ss ard
araska 1 iS wa knea-u "a those
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TWO FELLOWS JAILED
Fred Crooked-Hand and Frank Turner
[ anded at Guthrie

Guthrie, o. T.. Feb. 5.-bIed Crooked
Hand, Ponca Indian. was placed in the
federal jaiI today to await his hearing
in Perry on the charge Of larceny. The
Indian was brought here by Deputy Mar
shal Graves.
Frank Turner was brought in today
from Pawnee by Deputy Marshal Shockev
ana placed in the federal jan lIe is
being held for selling whisky 10 Indians
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AIEcAcY OF THE cRIp.

Is often a rundown system. Weak
ness, nervousness, lack of appetite. en-
ergy and ambition, with disordered liver
and kidneys often follow an attack of
this wretched disease The greatest need
then is Electric Bitters. the splendid
tonic. blood purifier and regulator of
stomach, Liver and Kidneys. Thousands
have proved that they wonderfully
strengthen the nerves, build up the sys-
TEN, and restore to health and good spir-
its after an attack Of Grip. If suffering,
try them. Only soc. Perfect satisfaction
guaranteed by Gehring's Pharmacy.
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woodman BUILDING Association.

Guthrie, o. T. Feb. 5.-Secretary Grimes
has issued a charter TO the Woodman
Building association for the purpose Of
erecting and owning a hall for lodge pur-
poses at Ringwood. The capital stock
is s.. 500 The charter is for term Of
twenty years. with J. ". Courtney, c. r.
Fowler, J. K. Long. c. z. Pettel and
L. BurweIl. directors. all of Ringwood.
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rsen rsbhsa lie poeteece ~ Krsalia ~
esvst - ln eash. aa.s The Eax,e The
Eossoaee ard hatei usr. under - ease
= a.sht vateh who ssys fhat trg
mfa earae - ~ fss nixht train fren
80 narth. sssguz sTsnra tsa hefsl -
ashfs. aas eert or Afisraael ere
s'Fht watch veas oat en - street assrs
he vas he'd ~ - ~ faa ssn. VIA tess
a.s gga aa2 zsreeas Alea hs1z - ;he
hezef. erteens taa FL s ~ rts -
eaae fEsy ser ega sHa sass. Tls~rs
WAS eessstlasa1te @geeT ia - safe. ut
shs roseers sgsr1 glir abeag ga.
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Es a g
gTCH IS TORTURE.

Eczema IS caused by an acid huuor in
the blood coming IN contact with the
SKIN and producing great redness and in
haInination little pustular eruptio1s form
and discharge thin, sticky fluid, which
drles and scales of sometimes the skin Is
hard, dry aud fssu-ed Eczera IN any
form IS 9 tormeuung, stubborn disease,
and the itching and burning az times are
almost unbeara0le; the acid burning
humor seems 70 ooze ont and set the skin
on IRE. Salves, washes nor other exter-
nal applications do any real good, for a.
long as the poison remains IN the blood
It VIII keep the skin irritated.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-06
Travelling Man Down With Smallpox.

Guthrie, 0. T.. Feb. 5.-Hugo Levy, a
well known travelling man. representing
a Kansas liquor house. was discovered
at the Santa Fe station here this morniag
with well developed case OF smallpox
The board Of health took charge Of Levy
and VIII have him cared for.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-06
Peruna Makes Clean, Healthy
Mucous Membranes = Ca
farrhaI Diseases Disappear
Permanently.

The mucous membrane IS 10 the inside
OF the body what the skin is 70 the cut
side Of the body. ii lines every ciran.
duct and cavity. Catarrhal inaamma-
ton attacking one part IS liable to spread
10 other parts. a neglected cold or slight
catarrh IS often the cause o. lingering and
dangerous catarrh.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-06
Negro Convicted az nu-ko.ee

Guthrie. O. T, Feb. 5.-John Lovely.
colored. was convicted at ofuscogee for
an attempted assault On Miss Flora
Nash. said 70 be the niece Of Ohio's CHIEF
executive. \ mob has been feared and
Lovely VII be taken % the federal prison
iumediatIv.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-06
eucKLEN,s ARNlcA sALvE.

The best and most famous compound
in the world to conquer aches and kill
pains. Cures Cuts. heals Burns and
Bruises, subdues Inflammation. masters
Piles. Millions of Boxes sold yearly
Works wonders in Boils. Ulcers, Felons,
Skin Eruptions. 1t cures or no pay 25c
at Gehring's pharmacy.
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onffrm.t onnhY LAC Sennfe-

Washington, Feb. 5.-The senate today
confirmed the following nominations:
John ]. Boles. register of the land Of
fee at Guthrie, o. T.
William Z. Young. receiver of the land
Office at Oklahoma City, o. T.
Medical Inspector, Presley NJ. Rixey.
L. s. N. to be chief of the bureau OF
medicine and surgery in the navy, with
the rank of rear admiral.
Also other naval promotions.
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O. - - T - ARA,
Bears the n, Ih8 Kind You Have AIwayS SsgEts
Signature ef &ZzIZzw
Tonkawa to Have Mathematics

Tonkawa, 0. T., Feb. 5.-The city water
works bonds carried and Tonkawa viii
have system of waterwori1s second to
none in the territory. Mains will be
laid to the university. which is now
ready for the roof, being three stories
high
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Norman's Postmaster Appointed.

Norman. o. T, Feb. 81. J. Burke.
editor OF the Norman Transcript. was
appointed postmaster hare today. He re-
ceived official notification from Washing
ton 10 this effect. Mr.. Burke is well and
favorably known here and has been iden-
tilted with Republican politics for a
number Of years
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podson,s Successor to ee Chosen.

Guthrie. O. T. Feb. 5.-An appoiutn ent
of a successor 70 succeed George Doz5son
as territorial librarian IS expected u The
near future Il IS understood fhat there
are only two calGt5ates. John Golohie ana
Captain s r Sc=iy. both ~ thls city.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-06
Enid After Fort Smith and Western.

Guthrie.'O. T., Feb. 5.-H. II. Watkins.
John p. Renshaw, John B. Linden and w
T. Cock. Of Enid. compose a delegation
from that city to confer with the officials
of the Fort Smith & Western railroad to
ascertain what kind of a proposition viii
be entertained by the officials to build
into Enid.
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
lets. All druggists refund the money If
it fails to cure. z. W, Groves signature
is on each box &c
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RUSSIA THROWS BOUQUETS

Paris. Feb 5.-The following statement
IS made by an official who held a very
high position during the early days Of
the Spanish-American war. and Il is un-
douhtedly Authentic.
.The Spanish government believed thar
Queen Victoria would support ans step
taken with view OF preventing the war
ana coming 20 the aid of the queen regent.
u is attributed ~ that time. perhaps.
tso great an Importance To the fnterV en-
ton Of tho queen IN tho couaciia - the
British government. II was not laaeraut
of the fact that AIr. Chamberlain was
IN agreement with Lord Salisbury III the
desire 20 en5eavcr 20 render the Ttritsz8
States o signal service. bat Information
u very confidential character shIch
reached IL conveyed - the MadriI Fov-
er1ment the idea that any nissiru - fac-
ifcation would be well received - Enz-
lsn1 Eneiish society entertained the
ruost hostile spirit toward the Urltes
States II had not beer able % fsrEef
She Nenczuelau afair. ard i1 Ioufen t
was thought the proper thira 10 ofpDort
the Spaaisrds. Thus the principal Gigio-
matte EFFORT ~ Spain was brought te
bear on tie central European povers.
and more particularly Rusai8- q was n0f
Thought that Enciand vould take TIRE
Initiative n rs favor. bu: being eoa-
vinced ard IS il ap9sars 5rstlv So. tast
England would rot eare 70 stand aioof.
from . common acton uueerfa1en 81
Europe 10 bring aooat peace snalr
thought before evervths1E eiEe % Hsa
ever Russia - BAR cause Taafs tne
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sAD FoRH e TETTER.

Eo- three years I
had I etter On nv
hands. which caused
them 70 swell totuicc
,heir natural size. Part
cf TIE time the disease
vas in the form ofrun-
Eirg sores, very rsin-
fri. 4 Nd causing ne
much discomfort -Four
aoctors said the relts-
dad progressed toe fzr
. be cured, zud they
-ouid ID nothing for
ne Itc0k caiv three
oostlcs Of s. :. s. aad
vas completely cured.
This was 6ftcca wears
ago, ard I have never
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Will t
o b
per
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HOW FRANCE VIEWED SITUATION

HOW FRANCE VIEWED SITUATION
His Maiesty's ambassador To the
Minister of State. Telegram.
Paris March .. lS9S.-This afternoon
I have had long conference with the
minister for foreign affairs and have
communicated to him your circular teie-
gram concerning the last verbal note
presented by the minister Of the United
States.
Il told him that. as the crisis has
reached its highest point and demands
rapid action. I thought that besides ac-
lively cooperating 70 obtain L European
concert. the most enicacious thing IN
these moments would be that France
should address England. invoking the
traditions of international politics regard
ing Cuba from the beginning Of the CEN
tury and proposing that both nations
act in common with q view 20 peace
'eThe minister for foreign affairs ac-
cepted this indication in principle and
asked me to give him time to think and
to sibmit the matter to the council Of
ministers.
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these letters can ever be published
Write for a book OF testimonials OF thr
cures Peruna has made.
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His Majesty's ambassador at the Holy
See. To the Minister OF state Telegram
Rome, March. .. 1sss.-I have comnu-
nicated 10 Cardinal RampoIa your tele-
gram Of last night relative % the declar-
alton received from the minister pieni-
potentiary OF the United States. His en-
fnence expressed himself much impressed
bv the statement which I made 70 hiEn-
He approves Of the answer which you
intend 70 give 10 the American govern
ment, praises the calunnies and modera-
tto,, Of our government and recommends
that we endeavcr 70 induce the European
cabinets 20 use their influence in wash
ineton TO avoid a war. he IS convinced
nat France. whose form q government
cannot inspire suspicious 10 the United
states. Is animated hy the most frieAsii y
sentiments toward Spain. lie T.u in-
fo-rn the Pope Of ms uanifcstatious and
assure we have the affection of the
Holy See. A6-fst.t-
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Minister OF state. Teiegram
Rome. March p. lses.-l have Just had
a conference with the minister for for-
eign AFFAIRS 60 whom have explained
IN detail the inconceivahle conduct of
The government OF the United States. as
compared with the prudence and modera-
tion Of the Spanish government. then
read 70 him a French translation Of your
telegram. He answered me with visible
conviction that the Italian government.
being animated by the most friendly SEN
timents toward the queen regent and the
Spanish nation. VIII Immediately move
In the direction you indicate. He sup
poses that our government viii have ad-
dressed ali the great powers in the same
manner, ana considers that italy should
reach al understanding with them On
leaving ne repeated his aaectionate sym
pathy and good viii towards our coun-
try. MAZo."
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ADNs-. s-c-N ~cr ~--T -1-S -14 5Sr4-e s
sbcut yoar CAS- oar physicians have
121e these diseases lie srRdy, ard can
aelp you by their sdvice ve Make 10
charge Tor this service Al spo1deace
5 conducted IN strictest cc-zicEcc-
rlx= .--~s-.-
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s-se seen any slEa OF Nv cd trcab,>."-a Mss
Z B JACKSON, Ia 31cGee St. kansas City, 10.
s. 5. s. neutralizes this acid poison,
sools the blood ard restores i 20 : healthy,
natural state, and the rough, unhealthy
Yin becomes soft sts-no+h 80 CIR
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EnaLANp. AusTRlA ANO RUssIA

@Ffts Nafssry's suhassador- 10 iAe
Minister az state. Telegram:
.-Iordon. Marcia =. ise.-Tae an1er
-e,~s.4rr for foreign affairs writes re
tbst 1lr. Ba.fo8r has taken iato earn
-. consideration vour telegram ana INC
-.n.oef,.f PURPOSES y Size Spanish govern
-,e-+. tbst the British cabinet sees vim
rsr-er that any iueidea1 may uniitesl-
~sy disturb. ttse relations bEtSeea spain
and the United states.
..Arr naffo.sr tttesFaHlIs q She 1TitiFa
-rnlasssdor in washington ard directs
hs-r.. r he nads opportunlly, 20 inforn re
,-,l-,sfa- che secretary - statc} e Tie
g,nesfiaFory altitude q ibe Spanish gov
eminent
arIss sfa}estv's a-ahassa5o-- 70 tne
Minister - state TsseEFaa
s.y-isars- Marea - 1N-The rnir'stcr
- fa-esza a1asss teAeVes 4 nesrT
-, fne rsrart n ths ssarsh cerrzis-
ssop "a the Maine - pufia -
r.-rrfe--sessfss- - ths A1lsrieaa ret
s-s a. rrrer Is far.ltste areF-.f7i
So ceas4ers TIE rarts1aee
- ---r s..se r-s ~ Fee uf s1 1perit
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.5.e .ss..a-e-,t- efa sese 60 p
s..- .- .t.~ flegES
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2na ~ -
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SINCE RESTRAINED
A STRONG DESIRE
Continued from First page.

You viii read this telegram - the
minister Of foreign affairs of that coun-
try "CsIILON''
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euves letter, Ery-
sIpeias. PsoEas SIT
Rhcum and Ill skin
sases due L q pos
condition cf the
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1902-10-15
Program FOR the Laying of the
Corner stones Neat IS0titFtiu,j

The ceremonies incident to
laying the corner stones of the
school house and masonic lodge
on Saturday, October 18th, by
the Grand Lodge of South Caro-
lima, will begin at 3 o'clock, D m
The members Of Jackson
Lodge and visiting brethren will
convene at the Knights of Pyth-
las Hall, 2 80 p. IN.
Pupils of the graded school
and others who are to take part
in the procession are requested
to assemble at the Kibler House
The following is the order of
march
|. School children.
2 Masons in the prescribed
order of procession.
3 The Grand Lodge in the
prescribed order Of procession.
The procession will form in
this order on the east side of
Main st and mach through
Main and Dunlap to the school
grounds On arriving at the
arch, the lines will open to right
and left, allowing the Grand
Master and his officers to pass
through to the platform. After
the ceremony the procession will
form in the order previously
observed and returning on its
route halt at the arch facing the
Masonic lodge, where same
ceremonies wiz be performed
as at the schCu.house.
Two addresses are to be de
livered ; one at the school house
by Grand Master Whitehead,
the other at the Lodge by Past
Grand Master Barron.
All citizens of the town and
county are cordially invited to
attend.
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The meeting of the ladies
IN the interest of the bazar for
the monument funt this week
will be held at Miss Annie
Witherspoon's at 4p. m. Thurs
day afternoon.
Get your weddir g lnvitati ons
and visiting cards at the ENTER
PRISE office. We print them III
the latest styles.
The chain gang was moved
up on the Charlotte road Monday
near Cane Greek bridge.
Married Sunday morning l.; =,
at The home OF and by Mpgistra, -
Caskey, Mr.. LOUIS RoIlings and
Mss Mamie Knight, dmghter
of Mr.. VIM. Knight of factory
Hill.
Mr. j E Normant, the aft,
bic and popular representative
ot the News aud Courier and the
future prtrare secretary f c V
ID. &. Hayward, made this oifice
pleasant cali one DAY stw,,x
-Mr John Spencer Of York
graduate Of the texti'a IeHo~t-
ment of Clemson College
has accepted a position IL SiIf
-
Shippers Office at the crStou
mill.
The ruling price for cotton
here for several days has been
SO. Seed % cents.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1902-10-15
l!Ul'ried.

Miss Eva McClintnck. "a,
estlmable daughter OF AR al,c
Mrs. j. III. MrClintock OF River
side, was married last "Wednesday
at ] O'Clock p IN. TO Mr.. Harry
McDouaid OF Rock iI!Ii Ine
ceremony took place at the home
of the brides parents and was
performed by Rev. Mr.. Beasiev
of Rock Hill. After the cere-
mOny dinner was served and
greatly enjoyed by the entire
party--friends and relatives OF
the bride and the groom. The
bride was the recipient of nu-
merous handsome presents. A,
4 o'clock the happy couple LETT
by private conveyance TOR then
future home at Rock Hill. The
ENTERPRISE joins a host Of their
friends in wishing them a lie OF
unalloyed happiness.