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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-07-16
EScriben de YauCO

Ell microbes s del actual estuyo en-
este pueblo Mr.. Eliot acompanado del
Jefe de Obras P1blicas Mr.. Sterile;
pernoctaron aquf v al Ola siguiente sa-
Heron para Sahana Grande ~inspeccio-
nando 4 SUI paso, las obras hechas en-
la carretera que Sc esta construyendo.
Hallaron huenos los trabajos efec-
tuados, tanto los dc la brigada de Yau-
co como los de la de Sabana Grande.
Mr.. Eliot comunico 4 don Juan
Anil y Amill que lie acompan6 4 Sa-
bana Grande va don Manuel Rodrf-
gucz Soto, para que propagaran que
los trabajos Sc co%ntinuaran pronto,
hasta deiarlos terminados.
Publican este en- el periodico es la
mejor propaganda que debe hacerse.
Nenga trabaio para el proletario y ca
rreteras para la isla.
Que Sc invierta pronto en- carreteras
el piquito csc que hay guardado en- ell
Tesoro para que In prosperidad sea
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Hotel ST LQEenD
NEWNORY
Ofrecemos, por per

Ofrecemos, por per
misc, las siguienteS re-
~ferencias de perSonas
que favcrecen este lIC-
tel.
ID. Carlos Armstrong
don +. NJ. Toro, don J
Nj Morales, don Tomas
Blasini. don Francisco
PARA, don l.. de la ri
la, don A. Subira, der
+. Sturi de Ponce. l.
J. f. Finlay, don A. G
Weymouth, DIR. F.
Saldana, don Rafae
Ojeda, don A. E. Lee,
don r. Alloy Benitez,
de San Juan. d. An'c
MO Roig, don Luis Bra
vo, de Humacao. ID. j..
v. Clntr6 n, Mayaguez
d. Pedro Salazar, dc
Yabucoa ID. Arturo
New York;
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"FARMACIA COLON. M~edieamentos
frescos -Droeas puras, Especial esmero en-
Ell despacho de recetas por personal eompe-
tente.- Equidad en- los precios.
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RAMON GAMBIA JORDOVA
INGENIER0 CIVIL
Allen -.
SAN JUAN.
& LADIES.

Desiring to take lessons in Sprnish
will ind a competent teacher at 2s
Tetuan St.
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CURSE DE NERANO EN- PONCE.-El
senior don Arturo Vega Morales y el doctor
A. Resell, Catedrdtico de Ia alta escuela de
San Juan, abrirdn en- Ponce un curse de We
rano preparatorio al Magisterio, ell dia Is de
Julio de 1903.
Para la matricula, d~irigirse al senior Vega
Morales, Ponce.
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Especihcos Homeopaticos de Huphr-
dys de venta por Rafael Castro Con
zalez. Fortaleza 81. Sc regala I'm ma
nual para el uso en- espanol o ingles a
aquellos que 10 solicitor,
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En- un dia de Ia semana, Sc daran en-
ell citado Temple Gle las Aries, confe-
rcncias para obreros, donde 1nicamen-
to So trataran cuestiones obreras.
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Anexa 4 dicho Teatro Sc establecera
una Bibliotcca pnblica, creada por el
Fundador del mismo, que llcvard ell
nombrc dc ~Biblioteca Hostos.1
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NOtaS de AnasCO

De nvestro c-o,7expon&a1J
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Julio, II. -Concluida la pintura del
local pronto empezara ell decorado Y
trabajos escen6graticos del <Teatro
Hostos.>
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT OF PORTO RICO,
P. 7. { Embargo GasOs NUN. IA, II, l8 y 399.
BUREAU OF INTERNAL REVENUE
SubaSta PdbIiCa.
BiGneS InmuebIGS.

FL da 81 de Julio dc 1903, las 10 de la mamma seran yenIilos On la Co.
leetnrla dc ltntas lntcrnas de eba MunicIpahdad, al mIor poster los Iemen-
ties henc~m nuehlcs que fueran cmhaTgadoe 4 Ia Contnbuyente dona Fua
dc las d apetIlo. de san Juan. en- c da - lie JUNO de 1903 Dor N laber
Ia2adoe n su delddo tempo las contrilucioncs ytndnlas con rctaruo snmIn
dspone Ia Ley de Rentas Inte1nas Y como sigut:
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Tambien esta atacada de ligera grip
pc la senora de don Ignacio Sein Isasa.
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Fla alberto una escuela de verano ell
professor don Fernando Oliver.
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Ha vuelto 4 guardian CANA, con tie-
bre alta la sonora dona Dolores Con
zalez de Charneco.
Arizona republican., 1903-02-09
NEGROES DENOUNCE NEGRO.
James II. Hayes. Who Is Fighting for
His Race. Regulated il Richmond.

Richmond, Va, F5ruary S-Tna
course of James H. Hayes. the negro
lawyer. in his fight against the consti-
tuition and his violent utterances in his
speech in Washington was reDudiated
at a meeting OF representative cclored
men here this afternoon in the Office
of Giles B. Jackson. \ set OF resolu-
ticns oondemning Hayes Tor bringing
odium on the race as a whole and de-
claring that he did not represent the
masses of the people Were passed
A committee was appointed to Sc
cure the largest hall they can obtain
and to arrange for mass meeting
where the resolutions will be presented
and speeches made. Several cf those at
the meeting are leading members in
the Negro Business league, which
Hayes says is behind him il this move
ment. Booker Washington is the head
of the national organiza ton. and Giles
B. Jackson is q friend of Washington
and one OF the officers Of the organiza-
ton.
Many negroes are angry against
Hayes for the feeling he has aroused
against them.
Arizona republican., 1903-02-09

can be cared for here. 1t costs Mari
copa about SIS per capita per month.
In most other counties the cost IS twice
that much and in Cochise the cost Is
about S22 a month. Members from Co
chise and Santa Cruz were here last
week comforting with the local board
and the meeting for today was ar
ranged.
WILL LEAVE SOON.-Ben Porter
arrived here yesterday morning from
the MohaVe desert. where he has been
employed for some time with a railroad
engineering party. Mrs. Il. F. Porter
and her sons. Ben and Joe. will leave
in day or TWO for Eureka, cal, to
join Mr.. Porter. and Eureka wifi here
after be their home. Speaking of the
Mohave desert. which mas an interna-
tional reputation for it's summer clim-
ate of $50 degrees in the shade. Ben
says it is now covered With a foot OF
snow.
HARBINGER OF SPRING-There
are other harbingers o. spring il this
country than the song birds. They
are the flowers that later produce the
luscious fruits that grow in southern
Arizona. Yesterday some friend of The
sentimental its staff is. kindly left in
the reportoriaI department beautiful
bouquet of apricot blossoms. Pre-
sumabiy though the little remem-
brance was to inspire this notice which
calls attention to the fact that the Salt
River valley fruits can hardly wait for
the cold winds off the sncw clad hills
surrounding to blow themselves out Of
the country. so anxious are they to
show what they can Go i'll n good year
after wet winter. As for the birds
they find this climate congenial for
practically an ail-year-rcund residence.
SPARE THE TREES.-One OF the
most recent circulars descriptive OF
sun-kissed Arizona and the beautiful;
Salt River valley refers to the
well-kept roads. often shaded for miles
by long rows of cOttonwOods or otner
trees. 1t has been source of sorrow
to some that within the past two
years so many of the grand old cotton
woods have been cut down and ROADS
once pleasantly shaded have been made
bare and treeless. Often during the hot
summer days the shade of the cotton
woods has been strength and comfort
to both horse and rider. and they nave
| thought with thankfuness of the man
who planted them. On several OF tna
avenues leading from the city the cot
| tCnwOods have been cut down, and
what was not long ago Il pleasant SHADY
road is now as unprotected as a ROAD
| through the desert. When the trees
are in the center of the roadway it may
be necessary to. remove them. but when
they are on the border they could be
allowed to remain WITH benefit f.
owner of land and traveller on high
way 1t will take years to replace some
of these grand old cottonwoods and Il
make shady avenues once more of the
bare and unsightly roadways. It may
! be necessary to do away with the cot
tonwoods within the city limits. but or
the country nighways-woodmen. spare
the trees
Arizona republican., 1903-02-09
News Of i
the Town
THE WEATHER

Local Daily Weather Report for The
Arizona Republican.
Forecast for today
Data for "a hours ending p. m. yes
terday:
Arizona republican., 1903-02-09
FIRST DEAL WITH JAY GOULD

Stroudsburs. Pa, February S-Wu-
liam Wallace, for nearly sixty years Il
merchant. died yesterday. He was a:
one time president of the Stroudspurs
National bank. The first purchase MADE
by Mr.. Wallace was of land in the Pc
como mountains belonging TO Jay
Gould, the late millionaire. VINO was
then tanner living in what is known
as Gouldsboro.
Arizona republican., 1903-02-09
j OUR BARGAIN COUNTERS
A Cash Store

We save you money. Come in and
look around. We won't bite your head
o. if you DON'T HAPPEN to buy
Arizona republican., 1903-02-09

It's a wonderful assortment of useful
things in Hardware. Crockery. Stoves,
House FURNISHINGS. Stationery and No
Arizona republican., 1903-02-09

Maximum temperature. 46; minimum
temperature. 81.
Average relative humidity, Sc per
cent.
Total precipitation. o.
Character of the day-C1oudy-
NJ. E. BLYSTONE,
Section Director.
Arizona republican., 1903-02-09
EXPLOSION ON STEAMBOAT.

Greenport. y. Y, February S.-A ter
1lfic gasoline explosion on the steam
boat Breakwater, used fCr dredging
early this morning resulted in serious
injury to Adolph Johnson and Captain
Frank McClennon. The loss of the YES
sci is put at $5,0o0
Arizona republican., 1903-02-09

Blobbs-I told Miss YellowIeaf she
was very beautiful Slobbs-Did she
believe you? Blobbs-I don't believe
she did, but she pretended to.
Arizona republican., 1903-02-09
GRISN'0lD
thS.s-....-.
Bicycle Man

is Arizona agent for the Racycle, the
best and easiest riding wheel on eartn
keeps the largest stock of Tires ana
sundries. Most complete repair shop IN
the city. Nos. and 8, S. First avenue.
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INFORMATION LOCAL

AVENENCIA. Esta tarde lIega-
ron un acuerdo los torcedores que SO
declararon en- huelga. con los patronos
de In fabrica <La Internacionals al
mismo precio que antes trabajahan.
Solo han quedado declarados en- huel-
ga un grupo exiguo. que corresponds
& Ia directiYa de dicha asociaci6n.
SMARIA HERRERA. Ell dia A &
la 3 de IL tarde 30 recojerk en- San Juan
Ia correspondence que ha de conducir
& Cuba Y escalas el vspor SN4aria He
rrera.1
AYUNTAMIENTO. - Tampoc o
anOche pudo ceIehrar session el Aynn-
tamiento de San Juan. A este paso
habr6 cue suprimirlo, pOr inneceaario.
RENUNCIA. .-da preseutadO Ii re-
nuncia de su cargo, de Precidente de
la Exposition de San Louis el Sr Ma
nuel Paniagua Y Oller.
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Quito eat6IlCO on Ponce.

Las novenas de la Purfsima Concep-
ci6n resultan sumamente solemnes: la
Iglesia sesIIena de fieles todas las mo-
ches.
La oruuesta, dirigida por Pasarell.
toca con suma afinaci6n y gusto. El
coro. compueatO de Ia apreciabilisina
safS0ra Lizzie Graham. que 90 toda tina
cantante, y de un grupo encantador de
simp6ticas i6venes. deleita; mas que
deleits encanta; mas que encanta sub
yuga, por Las harmonias soberbias que
ofrece.
Entire esas harndonfas oimos, con
suma delectaci6n, unas del inolvidable
Juan Campos: se trata de unos inspi-
radios gozos, en- los cuales luce so VOC
dulce Y extensa, Ia bella Y elegante se-
fiorita Maria Scott.
PIScemes para el senior Pasarell v In
orquesta, Y, priacipalmente, para esas
danas que responder al apellido de
Graham, Scott, Subira. Mats, Mon
santo, Enanuelli, Y las otras del coro.
cuyos nombres sentimOa ignOrar paTa
estamparlos aquf. Elias representa-,
en- ell case, 81 alma de 10 mujer. STEM
pre- propicia & las manifestations de
10 belIo de 10 grande.
Y tambi6n piacemes para los entu-
siastas sacerdotes que sostienen tal
altura ell cuIto.
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CaTta do uR eOnpahgrO.

San Juan, 1e de Diciembre de 1908.
Sr. Director de <La Correspondencia
de Puerto Rico.S
Muy distinguido compafiero:
Su ilustrada publication ha dado una
prueba mas de So noble empefio en- IA
vor de Ia iustieia v del deber. He
Ieiao con satisfaction Ia defensa
de Ia prensa amiga. dc mi asun-
To relacionado con el tribunal de
HumacaO. COmprendo que nm deber
anirna 4 los mobiles obreros del periO-
dismo, = agradecido por la autitnd Dig
ma aue los leyanta, debo darles 6 t0d0s
mis- graeias On este moment0 % que
parece que iras tremennas pesan sobre
mf como periOdista que deliende sus
derechos = 81 de sus Representatives.
Attentamente,
Su s. S. cOnpaflero,
e. LeccS0.
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ExTREG.a TE.

NEtN oAs sIS. 0ebre. q. l.80 b. In
r6asa an rfa aus pnr IN media
cl0nsle Anaaa sarrH u Faneias elcQn e9
entire Jap0n. China y Russia. ser re-
sueIt0 an kaaninos que AIiancen Ia paz
6 alejen S0da pasibjlida3 &c aerfa
ae e en arreoa0s diplon hie0a
paFa que al Jap6n Rnsia enEren en
relaciones de amistad, baio Ia base de
mftuas concesiOnes.
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Ell AsIIO Dc IGpTOs0s It'd VlsltadO
pOF OfIclaIss del Baltimore.

&
El Director de Carload ha recibido
Ia siguiente carta que indica adelanto
en- las condolences del asilo, de la isla
de Cabras.
Mr.. A. G. Haeselbarth,
Director de Carload.
Querido Senor:
He tenido el placer esta tarde en-
compafIia del CirujanO Holloway VI
otros dos oficiales del xBaltimore,9 de
ir 6 la isla de Cabras. guiados por Ell
practicante.
Toda Ia cortesfs possible nos fne
mostrada, y todos damos las graciss
por la oportunidad que Sc nos ofreci6.
bastante nara yer una enfelmedad tan
POGO frecuente en- eli continente.
DIR. Holloway Y y6 estuvimos con-
tentos el yer tanba Iimpieza. y tanto
arreglo no dejando NADIA que desear.
dentro de las posibilidades de sus re-
cursos. -
Espero que I'd. pronto obtendra los
nuevos editicios que listed pueda desear.
Los pacientes ciertannente no pueden
pedir mas por 10 bien que esta todo
aquello sus alrededores.
D&ndole de nuevo graciss por 81
cortesla y Ia bondad del SF. Tiz0l.
quedo alto, y s. s,
(Firmado) John Brad food. Briggs.
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MAxIMo GOMEZ.

NEW YORK, Dcbre. q. so D. m.
Con motive del doDativo de so mil
pesos, hecho por ii gobierno cnbano
al General Maxine Gomez, y Is aeti-
tud de este manifestando que aceptaba
ell ~cheQue,x pero que 10 haria efectivo
cuando el ei6rcitO hbertador cobrara
Ii prensa cubana excita n general en
81 sentido ds que haga efectiVa dicha
cantidad. c0nsagr6n i In vez frases
de respeto y cariffo.
Muchos extranjeros amigos de Ma
ximo Gomez, 10 han felicifado,
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HONDURAS

NEW YORK, Dcbre. q. 30 b. ID.
Ac6sase 81 Presidents B0niIla, ae
hsber introducido ca 81 gobierno 81 SIS
tema del General Sierra.
Las carceles de Tegucigalpa est8n
Menas de prisionerOa poIfbicos.
Affrmase cue el partid0 liberal cons
pira, v que se teme estalie en breve
una poderosa revoluci6n.
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En- esta imprenta Sc vende pspel de
astodico vssjo 80 auintal.
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toc6 en Il plaza de Ponce. una magni-
tea retreta
a Ii gez. tocaba en- Ia misma playa,
la bands de bomberos, = ademSs, habia
func.6n en 81 teatro. de Ia empresa Vi
DIAL.
Es aai que tanto ID enpresa del tro-
eompanfa de zarzuela. salieron muy
bien. en cons0nanca con Ell esta5o &C.
taai de cosas.
La eEnpresa Vidal, ide6 trasIadarse &
San Juan, pero en vista de eptorpeci-
snIentoa 40 1s.ina hora, no pndo ha-
cerlo.
El p1blico poncefio. esta muy satis-
feeho de Ia empresa Vidal.
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Uesa6ese O0T mayor 81 AZ detGbte q pre-
OS0s ISnikados
Hero galvanizado iso y acanaladO
ingl6s.
Tornillos con tuerca y arandeIa.
Azadas superiores marca eManos.
Rejas dc arado inglesas.
Planchas de hierr0 inglesas.
Machetes ~cocOdrilo3.
CaEnas de hierro inglesas.
COlchones de alambre superiores.
L4oza en huacales muy barata.
Vagillas de 18 Cubiertos.
Puntas de Paris.
M&quinas de cOser sStandards.
Acaite de linaza ingl6s
Pinturas superiores inglesas
Friaas espafiOlas de todss classes
Sacos de Yute para ag6car.
Hil0 acaxreEo.
Un complete Buxtido dc mercAnGfas
& precios de quemaz6n.
"a t0d0 CompradOr de aEguna impor-
tan0ia. Sc le regala IN tocador ] IN
abanico.
San Justo 12 San Juan P. B. 8. p.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1903-12-02
Surprised Their Friends.

S~A ~ AoOu AAOAE CIIcuuS.
A special from Fort Mill on
last Friday says: Quite a SUR
prise was given the town last eve.
ming by the unexpected marriage
of Miss Alma Beatty of Kershaw,
who for some weeks has been a
visitor at the home of her sister,
Mrs. @. B. MagilI at Grattan,
and Mr.. A. r. McElhaney of this
place, the marriage being per-
formed by the Rev. M. w. Cor
don at the Baptist parsonage. The
bride is one of Kershaw's fairest
and most popular young women,
sweet in disposition and unassum-
ing in manner. Mr.. McElhaney
is a member of the McElhaney-
Parks company of this place and
is a young man of splendid busi-
ness attainments.
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Marriage of J. III, Usher.

Mr.. Judson Ii. Usher, popu-
lar young merchant and farmer of
Dwight, in this county, was hap
PLY married at Rock Hill at 1O:3O
a. No., last Wednesday to Miss
Annie Ogburn, daughter of the
late Bascom Ogburn. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. Mr..
Watson of Rock Hill. The happy
bride and groom came on TO
Lancaster on the midday train and
vent on to Dwight where big
reception was given them that af-
ternoon. Many years of happi-
ness and prosperity is the wish
of The Ledger for this young
couple.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1903-12-02
The M. Il Conference

The 11Sth session of the South
Carolina conference of the M. +.
Church South will meet In Green.
vile, Wednesday, Dec. 9th, and
continue through the following
Sunday.
Homes have been provided for
the ministers and delegates from
this county, by the local commit.
tee on entertainment, as follows;
Rev. w. HI. Hodges with j. w.
Llpscomb, 421 Hampton Ave.
Rev. b. G. Murphy with Mrs
M. K. Mulliken, 235 John St.
Rev. r. E. Turnipseed with w.
Ii. Cely, 1o44 Psndleton St.
Rev. w. g. Winn with j. E.
Speegle, 525 w. Washington St.
Rev. }. M. Lawson with j. e.
Wyatt, 1873 Rbett St.
j. M. Riddle with j. b. Bruce,
405 Buncombe st.
j. w. Hamel with Mrs. G.. II.
Pack, 214 Mccall St.
d. f. Sapp with j. b. Bruce,
405 Buncombe St.
Presiding Elder Meadors with
VIM. Goldsmith, 221 Broodus
Ave.
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The following parties left here

The following parties left here
yesterday, to make their homes
in the West: w. D. and Chal.
mers w. Fleming and their fam
lilies, Mrs. Julia Fleming and
daughter, Miss Lotta, who 60 to
Titus CO., Texas; w. V. Hough
and w. A. Small and their fami-
lies, to Pauls Valley, Ind. Ter
ritory ; G. E. Sims, Durham Cas-
ton, Jackson, Fred and Charles
Criminger, Minor and John eau
then, to Cordell. Oklahoma ; Mi
nor Blackmon and family, to
Florida.
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Local M alters

APPOINTMENTS OF REV. j. M. WHITE.
Unity, 1st and Sd Sabbath.
ellis Creek, I'd and 9TH Sabbath. II
as m.
Pleasant Hill, I'd and 4th Sabbath,
4p. M.
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REV. j. M. Pardue will be

Rev. j. M. Pardue will be-
gin a meeting at the Crenshaw
school house Saturday night before
the second Sunday in this month.
The house of Melinda Hud-
son, COL, accidentally caught afre
from the chimney last Friday but
the flames were extinguished be.
fore much damage was done. The
damage was covered by insur-
ance.
Mrs. l.. B. Foster, Mrs. Ira
B. Jones and Mrs. G. D. Jones,
of this place, are attending the
U. D. G. convention which is in
session at Camden this week. Mrs
Foster is at DR.. A. A. Moore's,
Mrs. Ira B. Jones at the Work
man house and Mrs. G. D. Jones
with Mrs. j. M. Heath.
-Messrs. A. H. Duncan, L.R.
Rollings, r. e. Rolllngs and j.
L. l.. Stover of the Heath Springs
section, each planted about a
quarter of an acre of land in sugar
cane this year. Their yield in
molasses was as follows: Mr..
Duncan, 100 gallons; l.. Il. Roll
lngs, SO gallons; r. E. Rollings,
80 gallons; and j. 7. L. Slower,
9O'gallons. The molasses is said
to be equal to the best quality of
New Orleans.
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A new schedule went into effect
on the Southern Sunday. The
four passenger trains are now
due at Lancaster as follows -
No. 11S, going south, at Z :32 a.
m.; No. ia, going south, at
1898 a. m. :; No. 113, going
north, at 2 :35 p. M. No. III,
going north, at : Al p. m.
Misses Julia Simpson and Ma
mle Gregory, of Lancaster, spent
Sunday in the city, the former
with her parents and the latter
with her sister at Winthrop Col
lege. Rock Hill journal.
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Death Of Mrs Il. j, Sims

Death OF Mrs l.. j. Sims
Mrs. Agnes Sims, wife of Mr..
E. .. Sims of the Heath Springs
section, died Monday, Nov. %,
lSoo, after pootractcd illness.
She was about IS years of age and
leaves her husband and several
children surviving her. Her re-
mains were inferred Tuesday at
Fork Hill church of which she
was consistent member, after
funeral services conducted by her
pastor, Rev. r. j. Blsckmon.
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To Be Given Away

10 the purchaser of each one
dollar worth of goods from now
until Lee. 25th guess, the one
nearest to the number of beans in
jar will receive S25 dinner set
OF 100 pieces. Jar can be seen at
store. J. b. MackoreIl
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What 1t Means.

We're tired of answering questions!
"Fewe' Gallons; Wears Longer
means you don't have to paint your
house so often, and you don't have to
use so much paint. Costs less for the
job, and you don't have to do the job
so often.
The new paint is not new at all. It's
the biggest-selling paint in the United
States, and the firm that makes it is
l49 years old,
Devoe Lead and Zinc-fewer gallons
than mixed paints, wears twice as
long as lead and OIL
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The above suits are cut in Norfolk
style and Double Breasted Square
Sack.
81 90 boys knee suits, special SIPS
10 SOC
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Operation for Appendicitis.

Mrs. w. j. Williams, of this
county, was operated upon at the
hospital in Rock Hill last Satur-
day morning for appendicitis.
The operation was a perfect sue
cess, and Mrs. Williams is doin @
very we'll.
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Other Marriages

Married, by Magistrate H. w.
Mobley, at Heath Springs, on
Sunday last, Mr.. Dixon Robinson
and Mrs. Florence Robinson.
Also, by Magistrate Mobley,
on the same day, Mr.. Godfrey Of
Waxhaw, N. c., and Miss Katie
Therrell, daughter of Mr.. J. H.
Therrell, of Hoath Springs, were
married.