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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1903-03-11
A Bloody War.

Probably the bloodiest law ever en-
acted in South Carolina was that which
abolished dueling. "But dueling," you
say, sis a relic of barbarism." True
perhaps-but is it certain that South
Carolina has progressed far enough in
civilization to abandon the safeguards
that were formerly thrown around saw
age practices by the code? If the
mortal combat habit had not dimin-
ished, was it wise to abolish the rules
which restricted it? After all, what is
the use denying that a number of ere
lies of barbarism" still linger with us
and that we are not pluperfectly civ
ilized anyhow?
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1903-03-11
Buy h Best.

In buying fertilizers remember to
buy the best. Remember that in buy
ing cheap fertilizer you are paying
freight on a great deal of worthless
rock. What the farmer wants is plant
food and q tonic to build up the land.
The cheapest fertilizer is the most ex-
pensive.
~
Had Roosevelt not entertained b. II.
w. at dinner the appointment of Crum
would not have been a furious sensa-
ton outside of South Carolina.
**~
Though the ~dispensary was closed,
there is life In the old town vet,
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1903-03-11

chairs II yelled until they could yell
no more. There were over $50 Of them,
and tho effect was overpowering. But
l got through my speech. l remember
1t well. 1t began:
Mrs. Mayor is greatly touched by
this mark Of your love, and she will
wear your ring always with pride"
And 1t ended with:
"She has n request to make-that
you will be true to the league and that
you stand close about the man who did
most to make IL. She wishes me to say
that, however far away she may have
to go, she Is leaving her heart in Black
Rock and Ii can think of no greater
JOY than to come back to you again."
Then they had "The Sweet BY and
By" but the men would not join In the
refrain, unwilling to lose a note of the
glorious voice they loved to hear. Be-
fore the last verse she beckoned to me.
/ went to her standing by Craig's side
as he played for her.
ASK them to sing" she entreated. "I
cannot bear It,"
MRS. Mavor wishes you to sing in
n refrain" / said, and at once the
men sat up and cleared their throats.
The singing not good, but at the
first sound of the hoarse notes Of the
men Craig's head went down over the
organ, for he was thinking, I suppose,
of the days before the& when they
would long In vain for that thrilling
voice that scared high over their w
hoarse tones. And after the voices
died away he kept OH playing till, half
turning toward him, she sang alone
once more the refrain in a voice low
and sweet and tender, as IL for him
alone, and so he took 1t, for he smiled
up at her his old smile, full of courage
and full Of love.
Then for one whole hour she stood
saying goodby to those rough, gentle
hearted men whose inspiration to good
ness she had been for five years.. 1t
was very wonderful and very quiet. 1t
was understood that there was to be no
nonsense, and Abe had been heard to
declare that he would throw out any
cotton backed fool" who couldn't hold
himself down, and, further, he had en-
Joined them to remember that her arm
wasn't a pump handle.
AT last they were all gone, all but
her guard Of honor-Shaw, Vernon
J Winton, qecrdie. Nixon. Abe, Nelson,
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1903-03-11
Aching Joints

In the fingers, toes, arms, and other
parts of the body, are joints that arc
inflamed and swollen by rheumatism
that acid condition of the blood which
affects the muscles also.
Sufferers dread TO move, especially
after sitting or lying long, and their
condition is commonly worse in wet
weather.
ut has been a long time since we have
been without Hoods Sarsaparilla. My
father thinks he could not do without it.
He has been troubled with rheumatism
since he was n boy. and Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla is the only medicine he can TAX that
will enable him to take his place in the
field" Miss ADA DoTY, Sidney, Iowa.
Hoods ~JarSdPariiiG
and Pills
Remove the cause of rheumatism-no
outward application can. Take them.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-20

cured con act for two high grade houses
In the west end Of Richmond.
Miss Emma Diacont, Of Richmond, is
on visit to Miss Elise Mcdowell, at
"Taose Lawn"
Miss Elise Mcdowell, will enter tho
Woman's College In Richmond. the first
Of the year. where she will take up speo-
ial studies.
Harry G. Hechler has secured a posi-
ton as Waterman at the new distillery,
at Stony Run. which Is now In operation,
and chartered under the namo OF the
Fair Oaks Distllling Co..
A birthday party was recently tender
ed Miss Helen Francke, at the home OF
her parents. where number OF her
friends, both In and out of the city. as
sembled to bring her good cheer. A most
pleasant evening WAS spent, quite num-
Der Of tokens being presented, attestlng
her popularity. Refreshments were served,
Mrs. Philip Fiege, who has been III with
erysipens In her face for the past week,
is now much improved.
Dr.. Hawks little child, who has been
seriously III for some tlno, ls now con-
Yalesclng. a
MIR. Jeffries of Norfolk. was In town
a few days since looking up land for q
tino farm. hoping to be able to locate N
this section.
The Elite Orchestra will meet with
Hugh p. Fiege, at his homo. "Voodbine,"
for their next rehearsal.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-20
SEVEN PINES.

The following arc few Of the visitors
OF last week to Seven Plnes ". q.
Chowder OF Roanoke Rapids, N, G.;
Geo. u. Howison. Atlanta. Ga; Mrs.
Belle Howlson. Anderson. 8. g.; Geo. y,
Davidson Racine, Wisconsin,; r, p. Al
len, Racine. Wisconsin,; Miss Minnie
shaey Lynchburg, Va; 0. G. Tanner,
Phillippi, w. Va; Mr.. and Mrs. James
D. Young, Detroit, Mich.
a party was rendered the Misses Tay-
lor, at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs VIM,
Taylor, Wednesday evening, where quite
a large number OF young people We're do
lightfully entertained, Games and music
were enjoyed by all.
Mrs, Stanley II, Atkins, who Is visit
Ing her mother has improved. ),
Mrs, Lefty Bottom who has been W.
Is much better
The roll of honor tor Seven Pines
school Is as follows; Bernard Bottoms.
Lewis Bottoms, Earnest Pollard, Earl
Reid, Sam Taylor, Eddie Wright, Ethel
Clarke josie Pollard. Nellie Werner
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-20
HIGHLAND SPRINGS.

Rev. Mr., Mccartney and MS pr'ue
d,ned at tho Tower House Sunday as
guests Of Mrs, Daniel Smith.
The newly appointed pastor, and ms
wife spent wednesday, afternoon mere
visiting, - d,root,on
~ Mrs q. II. collins, is arranging TO glVo
It's annual Christmas entertainment,
'rho Bible study Glass meets every
Tuesday evening, and enjoys very mueh
the study and information hcquttou s'''eo
the class was formed ,,o
Tho Dramatic CLUB met AZ the ttun,o
Of Mr.. and Mrs N, J, Atklsson. on thetf
regular meeting night with soou "
tendance. number o. new lie''pot -
were enrolled. the club now haV!hg ~
members, who will be prepared before
long 10 give up to date performances LOT
The Misses Kidd had q very pleasant
marty during the week, number OF the'r
city friends, being present, blinch was
played and o very enjoyable time was
had, e,,,a,,
The members of the Woman's STUDY
club, as n SURPRISE as we'll as an express
sion Of their regard had taken N group
q nice picture OF themselves, as a CHRIST
mas present for Mrs. Marion savage,
WHO founded the club, and who ne past
year acted as Its president, reslgnlng TINS
office at the beginning Of the present sea-
son, on account OF remaining TINS winter
at her beautiful country home, inc llms,
In Chesterfield county, "a sl,
Mrs. Maud storer Collins, was elected
to succeed her. The picture WAS hand-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-20
GAINES MILL.

u,here will be preaching at Walnut
Grove BAPTIST church, to-day, by the pas
to-. Rev. G, II. Ryand, at II o'clock a.
NJ
A Christmas entertainment will be CIV
en- at Black Creek Church. The Sund Ay-
school scholars will take an active part
in 1t.
Robbie Christian, expects to spend his
Christmas holidays with his father IN
Hanover,
Nj. Willie Eubank and family Of oak-
wood Avenue expects to spend their Aoll-
days at shnngnue. King and Queen
Miss Bertha Christian. lis spending some
"a. Aubrey GauId!ng,. spent Saturday and
Sunday With his cousin, John Peace near
Mrs A. &. Allison, Of Hickory Grove.
spont several days recently With her
daughters on Church Hill.
Miss Sarah Thomas, and Ellen lIupanK,
expect to visit their parents during tho
coming holidays In Klngiand Queen co1n'
MIR, w. 3. sledd and y. g, Gauldlng.
had delightful trip to Clark's farm, nr.,r
New Kent. last Thursday. turkey hunt
Phil Walton, OF King and queen, re.
Gently visited friends In Richmond and
Hanover and Is now In Kentucky. and
expects to visit Tennessee before ne Ee'
turns home.
Billy McGhee from the Soldiers Home,
Is In Hanover very sick
Miss Sidney Clopton, OF old Church,
who was at the St. Luke's Hospital some
Time back, and underwent an operation.
does not improve.
/ Mrs. Martin. Of Glymount. visited her
daughter, Mrs. NJ, II. Kallum,9 Of Fair
mount, during the past week,
Mrs, Miller and daughter Miss Han,
nah. Of Meadow Farm, visited Richmond
on Tuesday.
Little Charlie ArcGhee, Is quite indls-
posed at his mothers on ChugcA HIN !,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-20
CHESTNUT HILL.
AND HIGHLAND PARK

MI. Horace F. Baker has returned
home. after spending q few days in
Louisa. g5
Little Miss Helen Wilder, who has been
quite sick, Is improving slowly,
The Roll OF Honor for Highland Park
School ending for the week. Dec, 18th.
IL as follows:
Senior B. Miss, Elizabeth f., Qutnby,
teacher, Bessie Marshall, Patio Chris
tian, Louise Kennel and Ruth Kennel.
intermediate B, Annie Sale, Rebecca
Clarke Atwood Lewis. Leila Wingned,
Maudo Llvesay. Eula Bowman and Jus
ian Todd,
Junior B, Virginia Fleming una Edna
Bowman,
Fifth Grammar Grade. Miss Mary p.
Pemberton, teacher, Mary Starke, d0),
Virginia Roane "a. Bottle Radcliffe 81.
Mildred Clarke ,(3). Gladys Lvesny (2).
Bertha Marshall (O. u.
Third Grammar Grade. irene FTitzsohe
(2),
Miss Alice M. shafer. who has been
spending several months In staunton. ID
expected homo In q few days,
Tho Christmas music will DO sung at
Highland Park Methodist church next
Sunday morning.
Miss Mamie Austin Of Third Avenue,
Chestnut Hill, Is able to be out after
spell Of sickness.
Highland Park School closed Friday,
for the Christmas holidays,
Miss Annie Watkins. who has been
teaching this session In Cumberland coun-
~, has returned to her home on Fourth
Avenue, to spend the Christmas holidays.
Mrs. N, X, Vaughan, Is stu confined
to-the house by sickness,
Mr.. X, Frank Yarbrough, u able to
be out after being confined to the house
for several weeks,
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PARAMOUNT NEWS.

a. I. Peter, OF Washington, D. c., has
accepted position in Richmond; and is
making his home in Fairmount for the
present, He will soon be Joined by his
wife. Fl
The Paramount Hive Of Lady Macca-
bees will not hold their usual review next
Tuesday afternoon on account of the
date being so near the holidays.
Little Flossle Perdue. who has been
quite sick, Is much better.
r.. C.. Thompson has accepted O po-
stion III Chester, Va, and will move his
family there.
i Mrs. ]. +. Thomas, OF Smithfield, is
undergoing treatment ina Norfolk hos
tpltal for the throat and nose trouble Mrs.
Thomas, Is well known In both Richmond
and Fairmount. having recently visited
her sister, Mrs. Frank Holland. here.
Joseph Huneycutt received a telegram
a few days ago announcing the sudden
death OF -hls uncle, ]. NJ, Kendrlck, at
his home In Charlotte, N. c.
The vestment department Of the Chan
eel Guild OF Christ Church gave a silver
tea Friday evening In tho lecture room
Of tho church TO raise money for vest
ments An Offering OF silver was re-
ceived at the door, and the many little
pieces soon ran UP into dollars.
Scott Fidlcr has been taken to the Smell
tering Arms Hospital.
@ William Henry Mitchell and family VIII
spend their Christmas holidays with rel
atiyes In Spottsvylvanla county, &, 81 /.
''Around tho World With Santa Claus"
was the title of a cantnta which was
given Thursday night by the c...4dren or
the Methodist Church for tho benefit OF
the piano fund. A splendid musical pro-
rramme was rendered, which attracted
u large crowd, and nice sum was real
Gjzod
Mrs. Mary Mcdowell. who has been
quite III, Is much better.
Mrs, Bette Meyers, who has been un-
dor treatment at the Retreat for the SICK,
for several weeks. has improved sui
fciently TO return home, While on her
wov home the hack In which she was
riding was struck by q street car, put
Fortunately no harm was done beyond
Frightening the occupant. Of the vehicle.
Mrs. MCCAIN, sister Of S. r. Gary, who
was taken III While visiting him, is now
much improved. -
Mrs, Edward Holland, slster-!n-laW o.
Frank Holland. Is III Ut the Me'hof ~
MIS-. Walter Delaney Is outsagaln after
a severe spell Of illness. !.
y Arthur Medlen Is visiting relatives at
his former home In Charlotte, NJ Q.
Mrs. sadie Higglnbotham, who has peeA
III with bronchitis. Is Improving, ~,
The usual Christmas e1ltc' tuiltli,,stl -,
bo given the children OF ne i'ahI,s seei.
lamt programme is being prepared
Joshua Clements is lnd!ssposed, 7.
Rev, G, @, Cox has been invited 70
take part in the cation service q r. the he
First Baptist Church Of Newport News
to-day. LII $3.50 ~
tho paramount Baptist Church to-day :
Tie morning service, and DR.. Alfred Bag
BY is expected to preach tonight,
The paramount School closed Friday
for two weeks holiday,
Miss Virginia Atkins and MT, Clarence
Nv. Atkinson were married at me resi- 81,
dence OF tho BRIDES parents, NO. ~
North Twenty-seyenth Street Tuesday
evening. & 3,
East End Baptist Church at the morning
hour on HOW to Spend Christmas ana
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-20
FAIR OAKS AND FULTON PARK,

Nothing definitely can be said In re-
gard to the -rcopcning Of Fulton Park
pavilion, which is being daily ACQUIRED
after by the many who found It so. de-
lfghtful for dancing. Many private GER
mans will be given there as soon. as the
heating arrangements can DO made.
Z Mrs. /. w. Dawson. Of Richmond, visit
ed her friend, Mrs. S. W. Mckinney, the
past eek.
Mrs. Smith OF Church Fill, Richmond
vas also visitor Of Mrs. Mckinney.
Mr.. I. j. Phillips. of Richmond, promi-
nent cigar manufacturer, will on the Esd.
Inst, be married to Mrs.. Dora Grey Pear
man at the homo Of Mrs Joseph Carter,
No 242C syenable st. The ceremony will
he, performed by Rev.sJoel Tucker.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-20

Irving Gaulding. has moved to his new
Mrs Coleman ma Of Old Church. visited
Richmond during the week.
Miss Ida Franklin and Ollie Reams are
on visit in Richmond TO their sister.
Mrs. Mason. N " ,4I.. u g ~ s34
Mrs. Taylor and Willie, her. little son.
are visiting friends in Fulton. They will
visit Ashland before returning home.
Miss Ncttie Tyler. has returned after
a stay Of several months In Washington
and Baltimore. As soon as the spring
opens she again expects 20 travel. and
intends going as far west as San Fran.
cisco, Cal. li
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-20

visiting Mrs. g. r. Archer. has return
1 ed to Bedford City. a. 4. ~
Mrs. c. r., Kuyk is quite III at , her
home. sfi VA Il;
~ Mr.. Writ Goodwin. OF underland. ao-
companied by, his little daughter, y visit
Ing his sister,, Mrs Q. r. Kuyk.
Mr., George Mason. or Norfolk, Is ,thss
guest OF Mr.. p. NJ. Wilkinson. 4. ,,Eg
Miss Ruth Farley, who has been quite
sick, Is able to DO out
Miss Molle Duval will leave IN fsw3
days for Goochland.
Mr. j. p. Hauph has returned home
from trip to Florida. III
s Miss Bessie Clark, Of Shirley, is vtsit~
Ing Miss Matte Rose, ~ 9
Frank Taylor and brother, and Donald
Miller, will spend Christmas with friends
In Charlottesville.
Mr. c. P. Linn has left for Norfollks. = "
Mr. w. X. Bache has left for stau ln'l.s
Mrs. A. D. Stevens. who has been visit
ing Mrs. r. M. Saunders, has returned g
Rndford, 4.
the Epiphany, at II a, NJ, and saP. n.
may be expected to-day, The rector.
Rev. G. r. Kuyls, Is still confined to his
lred. but other arrangements VIII O.
made.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-20

Eenrlco Council, Royal Arcanum, will
celebrate his twenty-first anniversary jan
suary a1st. On the same night and in
connection with the celebration the
stalled.
& The entertainment committee Of the
council is hard at work on an interest
ing programme for tho occasion, which
they say will surpass anything hereto
fore presented In Fulton. Grand Regent
Rev. F.. 7. AlcTaden will preside, and a
number Of other grand officers will be on
hand. The counellS,ha doubled It's mem
bership during tho past year, and Is still
increasing. S.
The regular. services will be held to-day
at tho Fulton Baptist Church Tho pas
tor, the Rev. DAVID Hepburn, will con-
duct both services. At the morning SER
vice the subject of Mr.. Hcpburn's dis
course will be 1.-THE Pearl Of Great
Price" At the evening service the subject
will be almost Persuaded"
At Denny Street Methodist Episcopal
Church Rev. A. a. Jones. tho pastor
will preach at both services. Mr.. jones'
subject at II A. NJ, will BIO 1.-THE Para
bic Of tho Talents" At the evening SER
vice the subject viii be Jacob at Maha-
Tuin." "a 8!Ns
Pastor Jno. w. Doughcrty will preach
at the Apostolic Church at both services
The subject at II o'clock will be En-
dorsement From on High" At7;3o O'clock
the subject will be Salvation by Prot
estantism an ImposslblIty."
DR.. George Williams, of Thacker, W.
Va, who game here to avoid the severe
winter In the West Virginia mountains,
because of III health, is still at the
residence of his brother, DR.. J. p, Will
liams. on Graham Street.
Rev, Jno W. Dougherty has returned
from O trip to Portsmouth.
Mattaponl Tribe, No. ITO, I. o. r, NJ,
will meet wednesday night at Nielsen
Hall, u
The following officers have been nomi-
mated for the ensuing year: \,
A.. B. Day, sachem; r. r. Pocklngton.
senior sycamore; Jos. II, Barofr, junior
sycamore; Thomas J, McCauley, collector
OF wampum: n, Nelsen keeper
Of wampum; James A. Black, chief of
records; W. NJ Whitlow, prophet Henry
H. HILL guard of the forest; Robert Nc
Cauey, keeper of wlgwam. and p. s.
Cooley, guard of wlgwam; Jos. H, Baroff,
Nv, NJ, Whitlow and Jos. L. Blckerstaff,
sen. trustee. i5 ~ ls5s
John, the little son of Mr., John IL,
Boulwnre, who has been III at his faith
cr's residence on State Street, Is much
Improved, VI
Mr., shrecengost's father and family
will move to Fulton about the middle
Of the week. and will residen on Louis
iana Street.
The Young PEOPLES Society Of Ful-
ton Baptist Church will holdia sunrise
prayer melting Christmas morning.
IA reunion OF members and watch-night
service will be held at the Fulton Bap,
fist Church New Years Eye night Al
the members who can arc asked TO axe
part In this reunion,
I a Very pretty wedding took place
Thursday night at . o'clock at the homs
OF AIRS. Mary A, Lammey, 1918 Nichol-
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+ EAST RICHMOND.

Mrs, j. Z. Jones, who has been III with
erysipelas, Ia much improved,
r. M, Sanford. Of Richmond, has pur-
chased number OF desirable lots here,
and will erect modern dwelling IN tho
MI Jordan has recently put on his
place, an apparatus for water Of the most
improved kind. affording sufficient water
to any and all parts Of the house and
grounds.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-20
= : o'clock on Return of the Unclean

at S o'clock on Return of the Unclean
Spirit" 81, Y,
is as follows: ~.
Fifth Gramtnar-NIary Pollard, Alma
sAlhertson. Virginia Thornton
Fourth Gramnar-Fannie Chenault.
Third c;rammar-Mamie Hampton, Lula
Clyborne, Pearl Liggan.
Irirst crammar-Lizzie Critzer.
Eight Primary-Florrie Delaney. Nellie
Dean, Ruth Germelman, Pear4 l l''l's
Ruby Whitman, Lyman CosDy
Seventh Primary-Bertha Crltzer ttW wv
months), Corlnne Gentry ltWo H1ohtnsl,
Leila Putze, Essie Watkins Mamie me
Mitchell. ~ a.,
Fifth Christian Cox. Nal
wine Battlge. Katie keck. maggie }cA M
pI Eourths p rimary-W Wesley Morris. Bash
Melton. Maude Blackburn. Ella CrltzeI,
Mamie Harris, Marie McDohou1 l H ie -
M rhird Prinary-Eddie Acree Wyatt
Aston. Rudolph Bowers Eddie Colilhs
Willie Davis, Elridge Gentry, Muuue
Bailey. Inez Kelley, Annie Weymouth
Mattle Payy. ,,u,,o soa,o
Second Primary-Fannle Uz2le. saa!e
crecry. Mary Clayton. Annie Woolafd,
Kntie Worrell, Howard Creery, James
fucker, Charles Tenant, Clinton slF'H I'M
first prlmary-Phoebe Harris. Matte
Kollam. { Irene McCook, Gertrude fona'
rthmr Mills, Earnest Pollard, Cornelius
Patterson, Robert williams, Aerpest
Rock
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BARTON HEIGHTS.

Misses 1nez and Beulah Goodwin, OF
Hinton, who have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs, G, p. Scott, are now visiting IN
Louisa.
Mr.. j. w, Marlborough has returned
from q business trip TO Newport News.
Mrs. j, w, Knapp and family. VINO
have been visiting In Newport News
have returned home, .
@ Mr., George Williams. OF Norfolk, Is
the guest OF Mr., #, J. Jones.
Miss Louise Wharton, who has psea
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-20
NEW ROUTE TO THE SOUTHWEST;
''''-aa 77l Via the ~
MILWAUKEE AND ST.PAUl

The Southwest Limited, Chicago 70
Kansas City, runs via the new Short Line
of the Chicago, Milwaukee s 81. Paui
Railway, and offers new route TO the
Southwest, and excellence IN serv'ce ana
not obtainable elsewhere.
one OF the reasons for this Is the fact
that the Chicago, Milwaukee 6 st. Paul
railway owns and operates all Of the
sleeping, dining. library and other cars
on these trains This Is the time to go
to the Southwest. and this Is the way
Descriptive folder FREQ on application to
sS7 GEORGE ]. LINCOLN,
Commercial Agent.
S1s Chestnut St., Philadelphia, Pa,
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somely framed, and forwarded to Mrs.
Savage yesterday.
Messrs. Thomas Kidd and Heiter Pclts'
OF Richmond, wero recent guests of their
Aunt, Mrs. Joel Kidd.
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CA EE % 1 Ia.
B.ar, tbo = The Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature :, L,z1z2zlm
y - 49, \ATr z

TO CALIFORNIA AND THE SOUTH.
WEST,
Via the Southern Railway, through Ats
lanta, New Orleans and the famous
Sunset Limited OF the Southern Pacific
through to San Francisco. with one
change. Thoroughfare coaches, drawing
room Pullmans and dining cars Of the
highest standard. The fayorite route to
Texas. Mexico, Arizona and all the South
and Southwest. For tickets and reserva-
lions, call at ticket offices, $40 or 0a0 East
Main Street. Richmond.
g. w. WESTRURY, p. =, A. rs
Tread sydnp s. Hundley's al, TOD
day."
q "A 6.Ar~I III I As
Rear, tho a Tho Kind You Hare Always esgSt
Signature q lz179szax
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FULTON NEWS.

TIenrico Council Royal Arcanum, will
celebrate his twenty-first anniversary jan
uary olst. On the same night and in
connection with the celebration, the
officers Of the council will be publicly ln-&
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10-pound Bag Graham F'lo,ir..... Is