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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-07-14

SAsi, pues, el primer marques.
ell que conoceis y 20 vi, hsbita en-
Paris en- IN hotel y debe c8sarse
con In sefIorita de Salandrera. El
segundo, por Ell contrario. esta
Aouf, en- OAdiz, y no adivinsreis
cusl es su posici6n; les IN presi.
diariol Lleva IN gTillete en- la
pierHs deTechs. viste Ell traje del
presidiario y cubre su cabezs Ia
gorra verde del galeote.
9No deis gritos de admiration.
querido conde. y seguid leyendo...S
Y al llegar q este punto dabs
Fernando Rocher mas detalles de
In escens que va conocemos y que
termino con Ell relate del cspit&n
espafiol. y despnes affadi6:
1Conhes que. en- IN principio,
mi esposa me pareci6 muy cr6dula,
sobre todo despues de OR 10 que
ell capitaE nos bAbfa contado.
1No obstsnte habfa 20 prometi'
do obtener permiso del captain
para interrogar al presidiario y Sc
10 pedf en- cuanto regresamos tie
IRA.
,El captain sc sonrI6. pero dijo
d Herm1nia: Vnestros deseOs son,
sef1ora 6rdenes para mf, y puesto
que ten6is tsnto empef1o, podr6Is
hablar con Ell Marques.
SEl capitsn est& casado nos In
vito conner & Herminia mf
squeila misma taTde en- ell palacio
en- que como com&ndante del puer.
TO. habita y nos quedamos bastan.
te sorprendfdos cuando despues de
conner al pasar nj salon encontra-
mos en- este al presidiario.
9-Mi pohre Marques, lie dIjo ell
capitan. conte estA maGana ia hts
torEa esta seficrA y La pareci6 tan
exErsoFdinaria, que manifesto de. H
seos de oirla de t0s labios.
,El presidisrio estaba en- pie.
gorra ca mano, con la cabeta uu
POGO iuclInada = en una actitnd
Ian triste tan digua Ia yea que
nos conmovi6 profondamente &
todos. sobre todo cuand0 nos safu.
as cor uDz cortesis J una fsci!idad
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-07-14
HOTEL. oL1!-1Ml1!r1Po


A I6 MINUTOS DE SAN JUAN
El me1or hotel en- este china.
Espl6ndida ventilscion. Parqus,
iardinss Kiosco & Ia ingissa.
Excelente ssrvicio de caIruajse.
Precios moderados. So hacen re-
ducciones para fsmElias. Alum
brado ei6ctrico modaFno.
The evening world., 1903-07-09
hrageeu Tor a 5Iock Through
Crowded Tenement Street by
Fear . Crazed Horses, He
Hangs On PIuckily.
STREET FULL Or SLEEPERS.
Although Hurt, Black Refused to
Admit II, and Limped Away to Re-
sumo the Patrol of His Post-No
One Else Injured.

At the great risk of his own life
team IN Hester street early to-day. He
was dragged from Ludlow to Essex
street. and although he was badly
bruised he refused to leave his post
He made light of his heroic deed and
did not report the occurrence at the sta
~tion-house, 1t was only through Other
witnesses that the sergeant heard Of 1t.
Arthur Lander OF No. If Ludlow
street. was gdriving a pair OF horses TO a
wagon OF the Standard Bakery, when
the horses: frightened by the noise OF
an IL" train. swerved into Hester
street.
There we're scores of men and women
In the streets. and many were asleep
on the sidewalk. having come out OF
the crowded houses to escape the ex-
IRENE heat. These. unconscious of
their danger. slept on, but the others
Ned for dJorways or side streets.
The driver chung to the relns, but
was powerless TO control the frightened
animals. 1t LUDLOW street Black saw
The horses approaching and ran into
the stieet> with one hand he seized
the bridIe. throwing the other around
the neck OF one of the horses. His feet
bumped over the pavement as the
hors rs daahed on.
For a block he pulled at the bit until
at Essex street ne had slowed the
horses sufficiently for others to run into
the street and stop them.
Black limped badly a few minutes
but insisted hat he was not hurt and
continued to ratrolshis beat.
The evening world., 1903-07-09
HandkerchiefS.

Women's All-linen Hemstitched
Handkerchief, quarter and half
inch hens; special values at 11c.,
i4c. and toc.
We have just received the follow
ing from our own factory in Bel
fast, Ireland. Peerless qualities
prices considered.
Fancy box, containing six Women's
All-linen Hemstitched Handkerchiefs,
neat hand-embroidered script letter,
96c.
The same, enhanced with pretty dec
Grafton, Si.oS.. Others, with open
work, script letter, hand embroidered
on shield, entwined with floral de-
sign, St.49.
Fancy box, containing six Mems All
linen Hemstitched Handkerchiefs,
with large hand-elnbroidered initial
letter, SOC; medium-sizsd letter,
Si.34; large letter, SAG.
This shipment includes another lot
of those famous Mems Unlaundered
All-linen Hemstitehed Handker-
chiefs, with large and-embroidered
initial letter, at &c. We have made
and sold more than thirty thousand
dozen of these Handkerchiefs.
Six Mems All-linen Hemstitched
Handkerchiefs, half-inch hens, for
4Sc.
Others, half-inch hens, 12c. each;
one-inch hens, 15c. each; quarter and
half inch hens, 1oc. each.
Better qualities relatively low, rang
ing I'D to S2.98 each.
The evening world., 1903-07-09
Picnic GOods.-s..su.n..

Picnic Boxes, small sizes, contain
ing two dishes, four platters, -four
pudding plates, one cake tray, one
salt cellar, six individual buffers and
twelve paper serviettes-made OF
water.proofed cardboard, packed in
strong grease-proofed box, 4sc.
Large size, containing double the
number of pieces, 9oc.
Paper Napkins, patriotic and other
designs, tic. to 2ec. hundred.
Furnished Lunch Baskets, 1854,
Sio.53, sie,3t.
Covered Lunch Baskets, Tic, 800,
and 500.
Collapsing Cups, 23e to acc.
Wooden Plates, &c. a dozen.
Aluminium Flasks, Sac.
Alcohol Stoves, acc. to $i.i9.
Timed Tea Spoons, 4tc. a Dozen.
Timed Table Spoons, 2te. a dozen.
Timed Forks, Soc. q dozen.
Timed Knives, 6oe. 4 dozen.
Patent Leather
omen SCalf, Seal ane
Rol+e Morocco Leath
and curved, black, nickelled anc
brass buckles, 49c. s.. n
The evening world., 1903-07-09

cal science was tried. but the only
thing that seemed to have any effect
was ammonia.
Whenever tho bottle was placed to
his nose Allen would show signs of re-
covcry. Ho opened his eyes. looked
around and stretched his limbs, but the
instant the phial was removed he iapsed
inin unconscloua1sg
The evening world., 1903-07-09

s.tRDINEs-
Jacques, .Duprat a
Cie.. superior quality,
packed In virgin 1E.
olive oil: IA. lOC
ASCHOVY MUS.
TARD Del 'inus
Tor cold mests: IN.
Jar ......,...... JUG
SALAD DRESS.
ING-Snider's; a.
pts. .2Ic. y. pts bfC
a n L. u SAL.
VI o y Coronation
Brand Red Alaska SAL
mon. doEcn n, II.
10; can ..... bbC
CE REAIS - Bosom
rown flakes. crisp
a n d delicious: IN.
package ........ wv
TABLE RAISINS
-Choice clusters. In
lib. cartons; reduced
from 35c. ID, tx.
TO. ID. ........ DC
The evening world., 1903-07-09
SUI Is. FL ,
Travelling Goods.

Canvas and Plaid Shawl Straps or
Holdalls, 1894 to SS.7i.
Club Bags, alligator or grain leather,
s2.Oi to S5.42.
English Club Rass, sewed-in-frame,
lined with leather, "a to 20 inches,
$3.50 to St2.73.
English Kit Bags, IS to "a inches, at
$1,000 to Si6.74.
Cabin Bags, alligator or grain leather.
S7.37 to $i6.49.
japanese Straw;
Suit Gases, 20 to 26 inchss, S4e. to
si.49. Sateheis, 1876, acc. 49c., 63c, 79c.
The evening world., 1903-07-09

Until 1890 A. M.-24c., 29c., soc.
Served In restaurant on observa-
tory balcony.
Mems Shoes.-2a Fl.
Mems Oxfords and Lace Shoes,
made of tan Russia calfskin, hand
sewed, popular toe shapes, slight
extension edges, our regular price
$500; reduced to s2.97.
Mems Lace Shoes, made of patent
Ideal" kid, unfinished kid tops,
hand-sewed welts, straight last, close
ly trimmed edges; our regular price,
$500; reduced to S2.e7.
Mems Oxfords, made of vici kidskin,
calfskin, Patent "ldeal" kid, patent
coltskin and tan Russia calfskin.
hand-sewed welts, all the leading
styles, including the straight last
with closely-trimmed edges to the
extreme styles with flat foreparts,
narrow spade shanks and 1K-inch
Cuban heels, sold by others at $500
and 5000; our price, $4.6e.
Mems Sporting Shoes ~ = =
Yachting Shoes and Oxfords, made
of white duck, heavy red rubber
Goodyear-welted soles, sold by
others at $3.50 a pair; our price,
$3.50.
Tennis Oxfords, made of heavy white
duck, Goodyear-welted, best quality
red rubber soles; sold by others at
$3.50; our price, S2.H.
Shoes and Oxfords, made of tan Rus
STA calfskin, hand-welted, oak soles,
popular lasts, all sizes; our regular
price, 1850; special at 1927.
Tennis Oxfords, made of tan Russia
calfskin, Goodyear-welted, best quail
ity red rubber soles; sold by others
at $500; our price, $3.74.
Boys Shoes.-mr
Boys Vacation" Shoes, made of
steel-colored canvas, leather soles-
cool and comfortable-sizes IN to
5M, 99c.; sizes 10 to 2, 94c.; sizes
9 to i31a, 74c.
Boys Sneakers" made OF black,
brown or white canvas, rubber soles,
all sizes, 4oc., 7oc. and e4c.
Boys Lace Shoes, made of kangaroo
calfskin, stout soles, spring heels,
double-stitched seams, sizes 8 to
1871, at Si.24. d.
Boys Shoes, made of casco calfskin,
dongola tops, stout soles, double
stitched seams, with heels, M to
51a, $40; sizes 10 to 2, $i.74.
Women's Sporting Shoes
"a FL. s5ta St.
Tennis Oxfords, made of black
canvas, leather-trimmed, rubber
soles, Si.86.
Tennis Oxfords, made of white can
vas, tan calf leather trimmings, red
rubber soles, sold by others at S2.So;l
our price, Si.86.
Oxford Ties, made OF patent coltskin,,
turned soles, Cuban heels; some have
kid tops, others have Ideal kid vamps
and back foxing; medium weight
soles, military heels; sold by others
at $3.50; our price, 1897.
Oxford Ties, made OF tan, Russia calf
skin, welted soles, military heels, me-
dunn toes; sold by others at 5000,
our price, SAG.
Oxford Ties, made of tan vici and
tan goatskin, welted and turned soles,
t
The evening world., 1903-07-09
Puzzled Experts.

The case vas so puzzling that ex-
perts on nervous diseases were called
In consultation. and finally 1t was de-
cIded to send the young man down to a
farm near Red Bank.
There he stiIl continued to sleep and
he was transferred to the hospital at
Long Branch. DR.. II. f.. Shaw, a noted
specialist. went to work on the case,
but he, too, failed. and then DR.. Whit
more made a study OF the young mans
condition. lie laborcd day n night,
but there vas no sign of success until
yesterday.
The evening world., 1903-07-09
Fridays and Saturdays Remarkably Attractive
= Spf ihs Worlds Choicest Groceries!

BCT'FE:lt-F | e ct
quality Il gin Cream
cry Buttlr. lib. prints.
10 w e 3 h OLr
,as....... ........ SS
EsGS-G an;ee !
strictly fresh. packet
In l-doxea paste
b oard boxes: Dr.
1000. ....... S~S
SpICES-w h e
Mixei Spices O0e
Tor picking. IN wv
BLACK PEPPER
Allspiec. Glove. Gin
ser. or Mixed 10r
Spec. b.. wv
VI A Il MALADE
Miller 8. made In 3rl-
fast. 'Ireland; 1Sr
lib. jir........ DO
SWEET pickIeh
pRUSES-A very
enjoyable relish. eS-
peelslly nne with cold
m ea;s. etc; DR.
JSr........ ..... LIZ
The evening world., 1903-07-09
Recovered, hut ReIapscd.

Allen Mas put upon his feet and an
electric current was sent through las
body and ammonia held to his nostrIls.
The patient came too almost immedi-
ntely. His mind was clear. lie talked
with those who stood about him. but
In a few minutes he fell back INTO the
same comatOse state. His slumber.
however. seems to-day not to be so
heavy as heretofore.
The evening world., 1903-07-09
Women's Underwear.

loc. for Women's 35c. Isle Thread
Vests, low neck, sleeveless, plain
and fancy ribs, neck trimmed with
lace.
3Oc. for Women's Soc. Mereerized
Lisle Thread Vests, low neck,
sleeveless; drop stitch effects.
SOC. for Women's 7sc. F~ine-ribbed
Isle Thread Vests, low neck,
sleeveless, trimmed with narrow lace.
70 6. for Women's $500 Fine
ribbed Swiss Isle Thread
Vests, low neck and sleeveless,
trimmed with narrow lace.
"a C.. for Women's 35c. Fine Cot
ton Umprella-shaped Drawers,
trimmed with lace.
ACC. for Women's 75c. Extra ouaJ-
lily Umbrella-shaped Cotton
Drawers, trimmed with dainty lace;
Wh;+o Women's Waists
w AAlIS made of thin, white,
Waists inen-fnished mate
front trimmed
with tucks and three rows lace In
serting, back and sleeves tucked,
$3.50.
% VI.
81 10 for Women's Waists, made of
fine white lawn, front trimmed
with tucks and lace medallions.
tucked back, fancy stock collar.
G,,s1os11aeA lot, of Gold.
oulalalaSl plated Dumb
Jewelry R Rsm Ga'f ld.s or
polished; plain, chased or jewelled,
worth Soc; special at 2ec.
Gold-plated Belt, Brooch and Chate.,
laine Pins, great assortment of
styles, worth 75c. to $500; choiee,
at 44c.
u 81
The evening world., 1903-07-09

TEA-ENtra quality
mixed, &c Ion. knG-
lisH Urpak tas VI
Oolons. 5 lbs. an
40. 10 .w..... wv
COFFEE Genu n.
Java and Mocha. fresh
roasted ) ID. r.
10; 10. 49,. ~
co G o Maple
brand. best quail
ity: b. I0r
tins ,........... ~
II r r. + Il v :
TRACTS LiebeG's
genuine import a.
ed: . OF. jar. S/S
II o o T BEER -
Mammoth brand. one
bottle makes ) GAL
Ions: delicious and
hsalthful. bot Il
tie ........,...s -
The evening world., 1903-07-09

I'OTTED or Dew
IIgLED HA Nor
Tongue. u ID. tins.
doIon. Use. A.
In ,.,....,....,.. ~
PORTED or Dew
lLLED CHICKEN
Or Turkey. 4 ID
tins. dos,. DOC. 81
can ..'...........
BOILED HAM
swiit's Premium. I'm
est quality, Od-
sliced, lb....... %TS
ED BEEF.
& q X ED AND
SLICED DE-
OK TONGUE. Al.
SIICED-lb, ftS
SWISS CHEESE
ID O m sstic C. 1Qe
10 ....,.....,.'. nv
SUGAR Standard
H 81, sia,s s.s : 24c
The evening world., 1903-07-09
Women's HOsiery.-,. Fl.

2oc. for CSC. Ingram Lisle Thread
Richelieu and Rembrandt ribbed
fast black Hose, white tipped heels
and soles; also plain black with
white split feet.
DOC. for 3sc. Imported Lightweight
Gauue Isle Thread Hose, double
soles, heels and toes.
LAC. for SOC. Imported Gauze and Cob
Web Lisle Thread Hose, garter
tops, double heels, soles and toes.
AAc. for SOC. Imported Fancy En-
broidereG Lisle Thread and All
over Lace and Lace Ankle Isle Thread
Hose. double soles, heels and toes.
Sun Ii. Fl. Twenty sY,: four Jour
Umbrellas blaeb tyi ills
and navy, green and garnet taffeta,
steel rods, close rollers, neat, sub
stantial natural wood handles, but
they are equally service 81 66
able fol rain. AZ
The evening world., 1903-07-09
Endlcott c. Allen, a Harvard
Graduate, Made III by Over
work, Astonishes Doctors by
Strange Effect of His MaIady.
CASE PUZZLES SPECIALISTS.
Aroused Yesterday with Electricity
and Ammonia, His lHind Was
Clear, but He Relapsed Almost at
Once into Deep SIumber.

After sleeping for Ave weeks in Mon
mouth Memorial Hospital at Ions
Branch, n. j.. End!cott c. Allen, the
young Harvard graduate, regalncd con,
sciousness for a few minutes and DIR
Waiter 8. whitmore. who has the case
In hand. said to-day that the patien
would probably recover.
Young Aliens case Is the most re.
come under the observation OF physi-
clans in these parts.
Aliens home Is with his parents al
No. Is Monroe place. Brooklyn. When
he left Harvard Allen started in bust.
ness for himself to recoup his fathers
lost fortune.
lie worked night and day so that he
might send n gocd-sized check to his
mother, who was In the West.
Beginning of the Trance.
Five weeks ago to-day he became III
and was sent to the ]. Hood Wright
Hospital. where an operation was to
have been performed. Upon the pa
tents arrival the surgeons found hin
In a strange trance.
All that night. all tn" next day. the
next night and the 70. owing day doc
tors worked over Allen in a vain en-
deavor to bring him back to conscious
ness. Every experiment known to medi-
The evening world., 1903-07-09
Women's Waists!

White Madras Wdiss-
with shield front. pearl
buttons, full sleeves and
tab stoeki worth 60.
si.oo, for DC
White or Black htaness
SIX Waists-with lace in
sertions on front, stock
and a., d cuffs 9dr worth 1.ss
White or Black Japanese
Six WaBts-with b o x
plated front, back, sleeves,
cuffs and stock; , S0
worth s.. 50 for.... |'
White or Back Japanese Silk
Waists-with lace inser-
tons on back, front stock,
sleeves and cuffs; 0.o2
worth $3.50 for. Il
The evening world., 1903-07-09
Half FL.

loc. for Mems 25c. Plain Black
Cotton Half Hose, with Maco or
Split feet, double heels, soles and
toes.
44c. for Mems Soc. Imported Isle
Thread Half Hose, fancy vertical
and Jacquard stripes and figures;
double soles. heels and toes.
60c. for Mems 75c. Imported Isle
Thread Half Hose, vertical and
Jacquard stripes; also embroidered
figures on plain grounds.
5 40 for Mems $1.7s Pure Silk Half
Hose, double soles, heels and
toes.
The evening world., 1903-07-09

White LaVn Waists
circular yoke, stock and
cuffs of Val. lace, tucked
back, front and sleeves;
". t h si'75 08c
tor wv
White Lapn waists
with tucked front, 3 inser-
tions of embroldery,tu tue ed
sleeves, stock and cuffs;
W ORTIZ Si.7s 90.
ior....... ...... Nv
White or Black Japanese
Six WaHts-with cluster
tucking on back, front,
stock, sleeves and Guns,
trimmed with Val. lace;
Worth $500 1913
for.
The evening world., 1903-07-09

White Lawn Waists-
tucked and hemstitched
stock and cuffs, full
sleeves; wort 10.
si.2s, for........ NC
White Persian Ldwn Waists
in a variety OF new
models, some trimmed
with Val. lace, Others with
embroidery, long or short
sleeves " worth 1913
White LAM WdBts-with
Val. lace and embroidered
insertion on front and
back, tucked front, sleeves,
cuffs cuffs, and ne 30 stock toe las
The evening world., 1903-07-09

Table d'Hote Breakfast from 8
Until 1890 A. M.-24c., 29c., soc.
Served In restaurant on obssrva-
tory balcony.
The evening world., 1903-07-09

,WOMENS FRAME-MADE LACE Isle GLOVES-Some W
over lace efects-some with fancy hand and bracelet W,
'signS-while others have pretty designs worked out in S
contrasting colors)--a dozen styles 10 choose from--the
are modes, slate, tan, black and white-regular price, soc.
for this special SALE.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1903-06-19
Letter to M. A Carlisle.

Dear Sir: You ask how many square
feet a gallon will cover. Depends on
condition of building.
There is a great deal Of lying on this
point The stock claim of lying paints is
300 square feet, two coats. It's a lie,
as rule.
Devoe covers 300 to 500, our agents
think. We think 300 too low and 500
too high; though doubtless, they both
occur.
How much the other paints cover is
equally doubtful: we guess 100 to 400.
The truth is found in another compar-
ison Devoe is all paint, true paint,
strong paint, and full-measurc. the
others in general are. at the best, dil. .
Gtcd, adulterated and short measure.
They cover according to body and meas
ure:, You can't paint with clay, lime,
chalk, sand, barytes, water or air-no
body in them. Go by Devoe. Yours truly
+. w. DEvOE & Co.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1903-06-19

The Saluda Standard, discussing the
move for change of Venue to be made
by J. II. Tillman's ATTORNEYS. saws:
y great many Of our people believe
that J. h. Tilman should suffer for what
he has done, whil" some think not the
former sentiment being the stronger,
we believe. iiut there is enough on the
other side TO make a marked I'D un-
pleasant division among our people,
ana we hope the trial will not come here.
II the attorneys on either side of this
case want the continued good will of
the best class of our county's citizen
shlp, let them carry this unpleasant
case somewhere else.
The Standard takes the wrong view.
Wherever the case is tried. sentiment
should play no part, unless it be that
healthy sentiment which ought to marx
the tral of every man, great or small
that sentiment that demands that stric
Justice shall prevail. We have not dis
cusScd the merits of the case, nor do w
intend to do so. Let it go to the courts
and let justice be done. That is tn
most and the least that can be asked.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1903-06-19

a FULL LINE of Canned Meats,
~ Canned Vegetables and Canned
Fish at S. Is. Jones'.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1903-06-19
PROSPERITY NEWS.
Anst the Hand Rains Farmers Resah,s
Work Sociep Whh4 Too Much for
This Correspondent Personal.


t'oSPe'''S, - - Jan" H. At'"'
TWO weeks '' FS" an" wet w"s'hHr h"t
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,tni. Sn5ncs Miss nnl,. w,in a,,orS
~, S,>S;,r - ,h.> Sta,, ,,.,r>,n, ,>u>>,.'
go,
Misses A,n,>s and >,u~,, S.,on,,,, ,>f
\,vh,yry Miss Hay n,.>l.,t y. Ansn.
+, and Miss Mary Hsf,.r ,f Chester
hay, hr.n here, >iS,,ny Miss Ami,
E,),, Misc
Mrs r + Scnumpcrt anS children
arc ,n An extended visit to her parents
,i Ch,prrls
Mr Jnn :. Barre has moved hi,
family upstalrs over the ua:mm store.
Nj, and Mrs. r. L. Hunter have been
here this week visitinp relatives.
Miss Mamie Jordan, Of Wmnstorr. is
hero \jSi,iny Miss Annie Erur Wise,
Mr.. Marion Haviri, Of Silver Street.
j. yisltinr lylnt,ves in our city.
Mrs. ,.ohn ,onr, sister Of Cant. Il. :.
E,oz,r. is hey, yisitjn, her hyo,hsy
Hon. A. +. Lever storp,>G over Nrye
ON his NAV home from att,u,;,rr the
commencement, a. Newh,rry C,;ls,-,,
Mrs. r. ". Luther snd Children t:v
visiting the family Of Or. X |. l.vttsc.
MIR. McWatsr. Of Atlantis, ;s v,<,,.,,:
friends ami relstives here.
1t is prohahls that the v,r,:, s,N,.--
sion has been N,stua,,,>; ur,,i ScSs. re
second week in July.
TIE walls of +. |, S,,.Gs~,as,s..
brick s,nr, Are ris;n, fD,,, .,>y,. .,,,y
foundations. This makes : s,.,c >.cr,;
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RESOLU Y'SONS o.
BOARD llE TRUSTEES

w Dy more Cnan One-CnlrQ OF the
resident freeholders of School District
No. 10, County Of Newberry, State Of
South Carolina, has this day been filed
with the School Trustees of said Dis
trict, praying that an election be held
to decide the question Of issuing bonds
for school purposes to the amount of
Five Thousand Dollars on the terms and
conditions provided for by an Act of the
General Assembly Of the State of South
Carolina, approved on the 26th day of
February, 1902, and as amended Ly an
Act approved the 20tn day of Februry,
1908; Therefore, be it resolved
FIRST. That an election he held on
Tuesday, the 7th day of July, 1903, in
the Town of Prosperity, in School Dis
trict No. 10, County of New berry, State
of South Carolina, for the purpose Of
deciding the question whether bonds
shall be issued to the amount of Five
Thousand Dollars for school purposes;
said bonds to be payable in twenty years
from date, at rate Of interest not to
exceed six per cent. per annum.
SECOND. On the day Of said cleo
tion, the polls shall be opened at eight
O'Clock A. M. and closed at four O. clock
P. NJ.
THIRD. All qualified electors of said
School District shall be entitled to vote
at said election.
FOURTH. The form of ballot to be
used at said election shall be as fol-
lows: