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The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-11-23
cALLED ro NEW BEDFoRD.

Rev. William Martyr. oldest son of Rev. Sanford Martyr of HaydenYilIe, Mass, has recently received call to a Congregational liam Martyr was born in Newington, Conn.,, while his father was pastor of the Congre gational church there. His father is well known here, being q Yale graduate, class of 1865, who was prominent in his class and q resident here a few years ago.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-11-23

STUDENT HURT AT THE DEPOT.
 F. Callahan, student rooming in Farnam hall, was injured at the depot about 5 o'clock yesterday morning and was taken to the New Haven hospital in the police ambulance. He was not badly hurt and left the hospital yester- day.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-11-23

kind of a hat which you wish and at a price which will thoroughly satisfy you. Thousands in this city have taken ad- vantage of similar offers and know that they are based on honor and fair deal- ing.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-11-23
pANCF THANKsGIvING EYE.

The Ladies auxiliary of the Hamden Athletic club will give an apron and necktie dance at the town hall on Thanksgiving eve. Music will be fur nished by the Second Regiment D. c. orchestra and prompting by Edward Farrell.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-11-23
For Amateur Photographers.

Developing, printing and mounting, also Bromide enlargements here, at prices much less than elsewhere. Our operators are among the best in the country. Work comes to us from places hundreds of miles distant. That counts for something.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-11-23

One Bottle of Burnett's Vanilla Extract is better than three of the doubtful kind. Though costing q few cents more per bottle. it's purity and great strength make it the most economical brand.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-11-23
uREro c A COLD IN ONE DAY.

druggists refund the money if 1t fails to cure. D. w. Groves signature is on each
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1903-01-14
Have You Tried This 7

The following is from the cor
respondents page Of a recent issue
of The Sunny South
A broken hearted woman SAYS ::
"Several weeks ago you gave the
formula for a cure for the thirst
of Intoxicating liquors. VIII you
kindly republish it In The Sunny
South, as the paper containing it
has unfortunately been misplaced.
l remember that one ingredient
was iron. If you will give me
this remedy and any other cure
Or trea ment for the liquor habit,
you Will confer a great favor on
a woman whose heart is broken
through having to see her hus-
band on the swift road to ruin
because of his enslavement to
strong drink"
The prescription YOU alluded
TO is AuOwn as "Captain Vine
Hail. Remedy for Love Of In'ox-
iCat.r- Drink - II is this: Sui
phate o' iron 5 grains, pepper.
mint water II drams, nutmeg
flavor ! dram; to be taken twice
a day IN doses OF winegiassiul
or iosa. i mower remedy ,a sa.I
to be an extract OF the seed or
root o. s,ramonium, or, as We ali
know il, "Jimson or Jamestown
weed > This is said 10 be the
basis OF the costly kceIy gold
cure The recipe was first pub.
llshel in the New York Health
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1903-01-14
Grpat RrltRin Nuwars.

L ulou, Jan. l1.--The recent
period Of unusually mild weather
has given way 10 u return OF
severe cold, and gales and snow
storms are prevalent over Great
Britain. In the north England
and in north Scotland the fall of
snow has been+hedHy, the trains
have been impeded by snow
drifts and locomotives derailed.
Hundreds of persons have been
kept for hours on the snow bound
trains.
Much suffering is resulting
from cold weather III Ireland.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1903-01-14
Epidemic OF Blind Siaggrrs.

During the past two weeks great
number Of valuable horses and mules
thTOua ahOut the state have died Of
blind or mad staggers. This disease
attacks sudGanly animals that are
seemingly in the best cOndition and
Is nearly always fatal.
"Bii"d staggprs originates in dis
ordered condition of the stomach. af-
fectin- The brain, causing The animal
TO walk in circle to the right, push
ing the head against stall, etc, and
sometimes the eyesight is entirely
lost.
Ash"-Hft's Condition PCw'crs FOR
horses and mules only is a sure pre-
ventiye. By the use Of three or four
doses week the digestive organs are
put in healthy condition and then
there is no danger whatever Of stag
gers.
Mr.. f NJ. Griffin, Of Monroe, n. c.,
one Of he best known horscmen in
North carolina says. 81 have never
had case Of blind stagger, in my
stables when Ashcraft's Condition
Powders were used during cpi
demiCs"
Ash, aft's Condition Powders are
on sa'" at Crawford Bros
Ona 2jc package would b" cheap in
suTaaOu i.r Il valuable nU.sc ". mule.
Dec - 90 IN.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1903-01-14
Four Degrees Above Zero.

Kansas City, Mo, Jan. IL
The lowest temperature OF the
present cold weather was four
eegrees above zero early this
early this morning. A sharp
wind made today the most un-
comfortable Of the winter. There
is much suffering among the poor,
owing to the high price of coal,
hut there is no scarcity of coal.
In many towns of Kansas and
western Missouri, however, fuel
OF any kinds cannot be purchased
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1903-01-14
WE GIVE ANY LADY

a splendid chance to earn spending
money very easily working for MS in
their leisure time; the work is not
hard. ana any woman or girl who has
Ittie spare lIme will 40 well to
avail themselves Of this great oppOr-
tunity 90 earn money. Send u %
cents lsilyerJ ana we viii al uHce
send you the Goth with fUI Gi.rc-
tj"ns. prepaid 10y us any where ir che
ntird states so that You can ,.u-
menCp work at once Address EEIL-
l.. - lisa co., kO&OuTy, Asa,s.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1903-01-14
New Century Comfort.

Millions are daily finding a
world of comfort in Bucklen's
Arnica Salve. 1t kills pain from
Burns, Scalds, CUTS, Bruises, con-
quers Ulcers, and Fever Sores ;
cures Eruptions, Salt Rheum,
Boils and Felons removes Corns
and Warts, Best Pile cure on
earth. Only 25c at Crawford Bros,
and J. f. Mackey & Co.'S drug
store.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1903-01-14
A PRAIRIE CAVERN.
Interesting Hole Where Caves
Would Not be Looked For.

AT spot IL miles sontheast
of this place, in the level prairie
upland, is ali opening about DO
feet in diameter and 60 feet in
depth. BY clinging to IFS rocky
and precipitous walls person
may descend to the bottom and
find the openings of two caves,
one leading westward and the
other TO the east. For years this
cave has been known as the Rock
Prairie cave. 1t is one of the
most striking natural curiosities
in the Chickasaw nation. The
caves are of unknown length, and
through one rushes a subterra-
mean stream of great depth in
places and of icy coldness. Ex-
ploring parties have ventured into
these labryinths for hundreds of
yards, but the danger of becom-
ing lost has prevented thorough
examination of The underground
passages.
The cave leading westward is
easiest of access, and contains a
number of spacious chambers.
The room is about 70 feet square
and so feet from the floor to the
ceiling. The floor is obstructed
with huge powders. The dark
ness and stiffness are intense.
Picnic parties sometimes go there,
and with a large bowlder for a
table eat their lunch in the glare
of torches that cast uncanny
shadows against the massive
walls. .r
Tia ID persons hesitate in VEN
turing into the depths of the
eastern cave. The passage slants
downward at an angle that COM
pels the explorer TO crawl and
slip and slide for nearly 100 feet
before reaching a spot where
person may stand upright and
walk safely. FIcm the darkness
echoes the sound of rushing water,
which later is found TO be
stream wLlCl Iuns from eight to
thirty miles in width and fIom
SIX inches to many teet in depth.
Men have waded in the stream
.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1903-01-14

NDrs'rur'or made Rcgurrr amt Pat,rc,s
ann i~..s "a sides, Hips ana bHnu, curru BY
~.rrWow~ Sguuw r.ro NNfr. mr. 'r.tnrarg
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-06-13
Turks Kill Fifteen.

Salonica. BY Cable.-A band of Bull
garian revolutionists was destroyed
by Turkish troops Saturday at Crado-
Der. this city. Fifteen Bulgarians were
killed. Another insurgent band is re-
ported to have been annihilated on the
railway line near Ilistovatiz. Servia.
after six hours fight. Surprise is ex-
pressed that the band was able to ap-
proach so near the town. The insur-
Tonts last Wednesday killed ten Greek
villagers while the latter were In
church at Seievo. near Monistar.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-06-13

The shipments OF lumber from the
port OF Charleston. s c.. last week
amounted TO 1.75t000 feet.
The shipments Of lumber last wceb
from the port Of Savannah aggregated
4. 697 .4S2 superficial feet. OF which T.
245. go feet were by steamer and 1i5i.-
So feet by sailing vessels. The eistri-
button OF shipments vas 90 New YORK
Philadelphia and Baltimore.
The Tanuiah River Lumber Co. OF
Atlanta. Co. has been incorporated Tor
developing timber and mineral lanos
The incorporators arc W A. Love. W.
c. Shafer and others
The Martin Lumber Co. OF Kansas
City has been incorporated. with
capital stock OF $4,000 The moor
Dorato-s are A. J. Martin. samuel T..
Carl. Yancy J. Martin and others
The Mississippi Naval stores Co. 81
Hattiesburg. Miss. has been incoTpora-
ted. with a capital stock Of S00 oJa.
The incorporates are j. A. Carr, r. ,
Carr and J. 5. Turner.
TIE Marlborough Lumber Co. OF Quit
man. Clarke county. Mississippi. has
been Incorporated. with a capital stock
Of sec. 900. The iacorporators are q
y. Thompson. q II. Terral. J. N. Car
ter and ctherA
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-06-13
wreckIng Train Wrecked.

AsheviNe, Special-Saturday night
a wyecking train left here for the
Pacolot section. with Division Superin-
tcndent Ramseur in charge. When the
train reached a point near Tryon sew
eras cars turned over and large force
Of hands were delayed several hours.
SUNDAY morning a second wreckins
crew was sent to get the hrst wreck
mr tvain en- the track.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-06-13
OLD DOMINION NEWS.

Newport News. SDecial.-The Casa
peake and Ono Railway Company vas
the only corporation here 90 grant the
demand o. marine engines. and prac-
ticaiiy al the steamers and tugs In
these waters. except those owned Dy
the Chesapeake and Ohio are tied up
The fcrryboats between this city
and SewalTs Point. Old Point Snd
Seweus Poin.. Old Point and Ocean
View. the Mob Jack Bay. steamer and
innumerabie tags are held az the
wharves. The Oid Dominion steam
ship Company secured an engineer
from one % its ships and put nim
aboard the Luray. and that steamer
is making her trips from this city 20
Norfolk and Smlthdeld.
The ticup makes if impossible for
the Norfolk and Atlantic Terminal
Company 90 handle its passengers BE-
tween here aa1 Norfolk and between
Old Point and Norfolk. IL IS under
stood that the Old Dominica steam
+ ship Company Wiu take on the Berke-
T hy and Brandon. which ply between
richmond. Norfolk and this city. IN
F m the trouble 81 settled.
Norfolk. speciai.-Thirty-seven steam
vessels are tied up NJ this port a.
result % the refusal o. vessel owners
60 grant the new scale % wages adopt
et by the Marine Engineers beneficial
Association. Most ~ these vessels are
tugboats in the river. harbor and bay
service Many owners have complied
with the demands 81 the engineers, IN
+ Guiding the Norfolk and Washington
Steamboat Company. Merritt Wreck
lng Company Bennett line. West Nor
folk Ferry Company. Atlantic Coast
Line ana the Chesapeake AMI Ohio
Commerce has been badly crippled
though there are enough vessels tn
use fo prevent serious congestion 81
traffic There appears no lmmediats
. prospect of a change iu the present
t situation.
About 900 men. consisting ~ en-
. gincers and boats crews. are throVi
2 out 90 WORK The New Nork Philatei
3 nhia ana Norfolk Railway. the Nor
? folk and Soethcrn Railway. the OF
1 Dominion Steamship Company an'
the Cheaapeakc and Alhemaric IoW
ing Company are putting up IN
4 strongest nght against the enEincers
= Each 90 che companies named "a
= withdrawn hair tozen vessels. tn
= Ola Dominion has tled up i've steau
1 frs that ply between Norfolk and tide
+, water points in Virginia and Mort
a Carolina Traf1c here has been prctt
badly lnterfcrred with
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-06-13
SOUTHERN INDUSTRIAL


Reports from Eastern TenneSsce are
% the effect that the virginia *
Southwestern Railway may build ar
extension eastward 20 meet the west
ward extension Of the Carolina &
Northwestern Railway. which Is nov
building from near Lenoir. y. C.. 20
the summit OF the Bi1s Ridge. The
construction OF such a line would make
possible the establishment or coal
route from the Toms Creek region. IN
Wise county. Virginia. via tho Ntr-
ginia e. Southwestern. the Carolina
Northwestern and the Scaboard Al
Line 20 Wilmington. y. c.. plan
which has been discussed for some
time Henry X. McHarg % New York
is president ~ tao virginia e. south
western. the headquarters OF which are
at BEDFORD. Va
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-06-13
MATTERS OF STATE NEWS.
Many Items Gathered From 1oun-
taIns 20 Ssashore.

The Carpenters Union In Peters
burg. numbers $40 members.
Labor is said 20 be very scarce
around Comoru. Va.
Nottoway county expects 60 have n
hot campaign for county Officers this
year.
Moan Sours. an old resident OF page
county. had three horses killed bz
lightning duriag a heavy storm. They
had gone for shelter under tree
The body OF the unknown negro
found in TIE river at Petersburg last
Sunday morning proved to be Milford
pettus. well-Snown young aeSr0 OF
Blackstone.
AZ Staunto1. Va. the military CON-
nany left tAe Decoration Day csremo-
Mes e the Federal Cemetery because
a negro. Minister Lyons. got up 10
make a speech
The Southern Presbyterian Assem-
ely. which has been in session az Lex
ington Va. adjourned Saturday night.
having completed its work
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-06-13
Still in Danger.

ST. Louis. Special-The people on
the island in the Mississippi are stir
penned up there. like rats in n trap.
The river has spread around the island
with a swift current and although
every effort has been made 10 reach
them. nothing was accomplished today
and there has been no means OF COM
municating with them. The loss OF life
II they cannot be reached and property
less viii be very heavy. as the entire
valley is under water and homes have
been washed away. farms depleted and
stock drowned.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-06-13

Roanoke. Special -Gecrge Adams.
the negro who was brought 90 the hos
pltaI here Friday suffering from a
serious wound. dicd last week The
negro said he had been shot BY a
freight conductor az Bell Spring. but
no particulars could De learned The
bali entered the left breast near the
Nipple. ranging downward through ths
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-06-13

Martinsbu~g. W. Va Special. Mr.
John J. Hetxel. secretary Of the Ma
tional Commercia. Company, 81 thls
city. has purchased the Interests ~
President George r Evans and >
Frank Evans iu the CON pany. and thus
has secured control 81 enc company
The reason for the purchase was a
difference TIA opinion between M
Evans. the president and Ar. hetzei
relative 20 the carrying on ot the bush
ness.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-06-13
Relief Funds .

Funds for the immediate relief OF
the suffering have been started in q
number OF nearby towns and cities.
SpaTtanburg has taken the lead with
q large subscription.
Mayor Brown. of Charlotte. imme
diately issued a proclamation calline
upon the people of that city for aid.
Columbia has started a liberal fund.
the Columbia state giving one hun
dred dollars. Gov Hayward. Of South
Carolina has issued a proclamation
calling upon the whole State to help.
Other assistance is imperatively
needed.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-06-13


Not a-aee tho close OF the civil "ar
has any section Of the South suffered +
n greater calamity. with the poss1''- (
exception Of Galveston 'nan 'na'
which struck the prosperous manuIac-
turing section near SpaTtanDuFs' >
G.. early last Saturday morning Inc
disaster was tho Immediate result 81 .
a cioua1arst just at the foot ~ ~,
mountains. In few minutes ume the F.
''''''
riei tLen down Ike houses OF straw. +
Tho number OF lives iost viii roach
noar o. over a hundred. The r~opc-ty
49,, ,.,,,.- ga. .,o..--,, d,
po'e'. -'e l''' """ 9'' ~'''"
almost inevitable. The business oi inc
Southern Railways main line Is Grip
plc5 for ro~hars a month six busv
,,. -..,. .,.. ....
pie'e loss OF an the" machinery an"
-Four go dvo thousand bales OF raw cot
ton. tc-c.hor with as much manulac-
trroa goods
"-
upon tAo entire loss
The Sunday and Monday issues Of
tho Charlotte Observer. which sert
.u,,., ...o, ,.,,,~,-r,...,.-... nr
S''' -'-'e tue i'''''' "H H'''.'''''
As result OF the heavy rains Sis
cotton mliia-tha clifton Mills Nos j.
. ana g thc Glendale MIL and the Pa
ooict Mills Nos ]. 2 ana 8 lthe Pacole'
Mills Nos and = are one planp--h1''
been swept away.
Two southern halfway h'iGSos He''
Spaf;-I'usS. :. g.. nave neen destroy
cd aA4 talee Other bridges arc oaall
damaef-' there are "ashoD's at
dozen places along Che main Inc iI
tie PIC ln'oat section. ana -t l-anarnm
,..,,
o. 49,. o,.,.t.,
s,r.r 49,, 5..oio, ~iv.r -rhos, .,..
are known 10 be dead are Maggie Fig
Ivy. Augustus Clave and wife Mis-
Lizzie Clavert. NJ. Felix. Mrs W. 4
Tinlay. Marie Sims Mrs. 3. r. Johr
son and four children; Mrs Jon
Owens. Roy Owens. Garland Long. Nh
Ions Miss Fletia Gosa.
IMMENSE LOSS To ROADS
,,- ,-,..u,
~ ~,
..,,,.. .....,
-. - e. oSo ooo M, o,-,
49, .,', ea.,ro-. a., ',n,
- ,-1 ..,,not ~. ..t,,,otos n, IN
,T.
,-.. s--r, .,,o sf..,.+ ,,,,,...,- .,,..
f,.. fr. '-..e 80 4ra n,.r,r rsett-a ri 81.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-06-13
MAN AND BRIDE DIE A GLORIOUS
DEATH.

San SNe"e""'N '-'' W
q way that seemed glorious 20 'ns spec
tators. s"anEnare se'~eo MS vic "
the hand ana "nen tney came e'eA' %
the wrecked mousse ne elu'0"eu ne
closer TO him ana swan 20 HoSe'Hs
mass OF ariit"ooo. inele' IN p''''.
view. they CHUNG % e@cn o."o. az
SANG tosethos' 50 'nAt al on 'ie "'''"s
heard. ine oFii'"ooo rO9Neu ss'."'
'"ie0 - /
''-l- -, 49,. - -. o.,nr.co
'"- e., ~.
p,tt,.- -hc~o ,leo lived AR and Mrs.
rS,rhv and = crler. Hiss Gosa and
Mrs rs-,v we~o carried ont into the
~.,te- am d,ovy,ol sncodnv. Mrs.
n.uev w-s capen, in whirlpool just
t.rov- Converse ana swinriar 90 q
---ro of pionk rcvoivel In tho eddy
entl She was drawn in by a rope that
had been thrown to her rescue D''et
canGht tho branches OF an oak 'Iee anu
remained there til he Was 'es'.' 's
@ boat that was bravery lna.'i- -'.'
Aet.c Long and her son. Gag '.''.. ~,
ana MS oriue. anu Egg .O-' 49,.
were hurled INTO inc e"'''-
. Long and ncF younger SO" we're say ~
c' catching mo branches o. ''. o-
"AIii"' '-oNs '-N 49,.
drowned. '"e Do'','
people nave oe-n 'e0o'
sd DROWNED AT MILL No. e
The greatest loss OF life is az NH
so. .. the furthest mill down The river.
s. It i3 said that ~ least Sd operatives
q here lost their lives The only names
q az the dead that arc obaina5ie now
Gre Nr. and ,lrs. B. S. Johnson and
e rou- children. Mr. ana Ara- r. y. rin-
b Joy ans h'e cn'i-i,"' 9-''''A "a
B. children OF 81
Q ol. but Dee aa' ms "''e 's' -
s'y nlmae" ""' 'N
escape. he was '''.'el ''io.'--
Sc no. inli o'' ..'o--, .-
y me iar eno o. '"e o~''.'-''7 ''--
20 1Ae sho'e'
Is TIE CLOJD-blhaI A Mf7l FIX p
n- That phenomcn. the cloud-burst. re-
n. mains a mystery SO far AS origin Is con
cerued. Residents here state that th
be- flin was not heavier than it always +
iy 90 this time i'm June and everybody
PIP. sure that az some place close 20 Con
u,- verse cloud opened ana empted lNl
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-06-13
FAIR MILL SETTLEMENTS
DEVASTATED BY FLOODS.
Spartanburg Section Meets Frightful Disaster
By CIOudburSt.
TERRIBLE LOSS IN LIFE And PROPERTY
The Counterpart Of the JotnstOwn and Galveston
HORRORS Takes Place in the Piedmont Manufac-
turing Sect.on--Niagara Of Death Sweeps Over
Section and Busy SpindleS Cease to Hum.


ro po-roct1v eafo AGAINST anv torrent
nrt If an accounts are 10 De bo-
lievcd. there was a voritablc cloud
nurs. Saturday morning at about
O'Clock and the river rose. visibiy.
hsgher and higher In two hours. it IS .
declared. the river rose So feet. max
ing II so feet hieher than the usual
water level
..........,.-. .,,...., 49, e,.,., -.
'''''' % w ~ = ~ W -
49, ''.'9 '',.- |
.ae Pacolct Mills Nos I and 3 q plant
-bat As near pacolet station on tho Go.
.umhla and Ashcvulo branch cf One
Southern Railway. Hai. a mile down
Tic river stood tne Paoolct 5un SO. 5.
a smaller mill than Nos. and .. and
that also. was soon torn TO wrocksg
F ard carried away 'n the strcam.
OF The clifton Mills No. 1 was first
destroyed ana was soon Io'-o"eo ny
mill NO 2.
Clifton no. 3. the largest OF the nins
that were lost. was situated at Con
verse station SIX miles norm OF 9pa''
'anonrE. on inc southern hal"ay'
TIE aili stoo" -oo yards above 'ne
tts'le. Tot an ho'F IL Ieao'D'''S
"iths'oou me mad o"siansh' or "'''o'
ana ''-en gave way s.''"''i'' '.'''"
, Jag ih'o lne current '.' He t'e0e' 3"
'tio,r 'Nat seriously iNl ecu
threatened 90 destroy '-e O's q 1s'''
az converse s'"''''
BRIDGES WASHED AWAY.
-.,. ..., ,-,,.. o,o~ r.,vson,
t,orl- o., tho pacolct river near spar
t.rn,rq has rome. II was one span am
MOS Ana foe, long including the ar
. nroacbes.
,.,- --..- a.. ,,t,st.. rf~,
- -, ~, and ,v.l,fo~,
o. - =. .,.s .h-,. s-o-. y,
40 60. ,o,.
'e
n '-"n'. 'e u''.''' - IS U' 49,
'''' i'''
q ''.''' '''''''D
The big bridge over tn' Faoo'
D. ~. .'N ~ Ia 49, IL, -.
cfals 10 he very unsafe. 1t is 81
10 standing against the nerce uee' o"1
r- badly damaged and Is IN We
So serious condition
B. The bridge over the Enoree ri'
n just south OF SpartanoHrg IS danas
m and impassaoie-
20. Inc Seneca river nEidSe Is also "
less.
The bridge over the Pacoict river
TOO feet high. one Of the high
90 bridges en- the Southern system. 1t
c42 feet long and made of steel.
The Pacolct Mills had 10000 81
dies; the Clifton Nins. 10000,
now Glendale 10000 spindles. max
q total of So6o00 spindles and To
~, cl nearly 5000 looms. according
~ che estimates made by Capt. j.
La Junta tribune., 1903-02-04
Prescriptions Carefully Compounded
0a or Night.
MONDAY, FEBRUARY End.


We commence our Twelfth Annual
Clearance Sale" We will slaughter the
prices on all winter goods and all broken
lots. We will not take any notice of what
they cost, hut will make the price on them
to move them- They have got to go and
IN order to make them go we will put pri-
ces on then. 80 that We know they will
travel aud travel fast We are bound to
clear up our stock in good shape before
getting in any new spring goods; SO if you
need good overcoat for less than what
the cloth in them cost just come in and pick
you out one. Wedo not want to carry
one overcoat over and in order to clear
them out we put price on them to make
them move. We have sold good many
the past week since we commenced to
slaughter prices ON them and now want
them all to go; and if you need good
suit of clothes we will make price on a
suit that will please you and for few dol
lars we can dress You up in good style.
We have the best line of Men Boys,
Ladies' and Children s shoes in La Junta.
We have some broken lots to close out at
about one half price. We want to make a
general clean up before getting in spring
goods and we will make prices that will
move all broken lots We want the room
and you want the goods and we will just
swap dollars with you. Come in and see
what we can do for you.