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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1903-10-14


Thanking our patrons the boom and kept
busy that we hardly attend to all trade This shows
people and appreciate genuine bargains when offered
them.
That's right my friends all and come right along
Ito THE NEW IDEA.
Our Great BARGAINS from being exhausted; not
needing nc Stock constantly get
and Fresh Goods having steady buyers at the north
ern markets snatch up any bargains and ship to
We cot in this week several Outings Fannels and
Flannee beautiful styles that this place
price them seeing don't do them justice to them
you buy We sell them for under the market prices
We Shoes of all grades they came
drect from Boston from eng manufacturer goods of
ceent value and good will do in this line can
estimate when you buy Now and what do for
you. ~ -,-o -.
Mems and Chldren CLOTHING are still in the lead SO
come and see ours before buying elsewhere
With large stock and good facilities taking care
not only the Retail catering for Wholesale to large
iextent
We can save you Prints Pads Brown Goods Bleachings
tckngs and other Staple Articles several points to what
elsewhere.
In Underwear Ladies' in Notions Hosiery Jewery
and all such articles per cent besides saving
you freights.
BARGAINS in the future.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1903-10-14
THOMAS NIMIMER,
Proprietor.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
County Of Clarendon.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

Archie I. Barron, as Administrator
of the estate of B. Presley Bar
ron, deceased, Plaintiff,
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1903-10-14
Quick Sales
and Short Profits.

Nimmer has been in business
here only few years and during
this time he has established a
reputation that can't be blem-
ished.
We write this advertisement
for the benefit Of those who
never have done much buying
of him. Come and buy once and
you certainly will call again.
If you want to buy by whole
sale he will be pleased to sell
you this way.
We keep on hand a large
amount of
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1903-10-14
a Hint to Go.

'T have something to tell you before
I 60" he finally said.
els it a long story?" she hastily
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-20
DE COMERIO

sInO 81 captain Guerrero, su enemigO, | g
hubiera llevado Cayey para present ar
10 a las turbas, agregandO IN serviciO
nuevO su n1ng1llfica hOja pOlitica
Los federaIes nan cOncurridO pres
tar fianza; pero no SO las la admitidO 2
Sc ha dirijidO telegrama al Attorney.
Saben hasta los ninOs en- Puerto
Rico quienes fu6roH victimas de afro
pellOs sin nOmbre en- las eleciOnes sin
embargo, a los federales. a los que fue.
ron las v1ctimas aun SO les hace ir
prssOs sin admitirles fanZa desde ONE
rio Ponce, andando hacia atras en- la
ruta para que "a persecusi0n tenga mas
relieve. CD
Al Que rOba los dinerOs de Maya
gieZ y San Juan So le plde fanZa, para
no encarcelarle. al Que cumple sus de-
beres civicOs mantiene energicO
dignO, sus ideas pOliticas, SO le abren
las puertas de las carceles y Sc le impO-
ne Ia vejaci0n de ir desde COmeriO a
Ponce pOr ruta, como IN criminal vul
gar.
Cd Hay una 0rden en- la policia
para que los presOs sean cOnducidOs pOr
la via mas cOrta; Orden que viola ell Ca
pit4n Guerrero con Su Puta de COmerIO
a Ponce pOr Cayey-
POGO tempo que Ia g1tdSl771a de
los traidOras asta madurandO
a ultima nora nos hemOs enteradO
que Ell Juez de Paz de este pueblo ha
PecibidO I'm telegrama del Attorney Ge-
neral. Orden8nd0le pOnga en- ibertad
bajO fanZa al iOven MarrerO, la Que fue
prestada inmediatamente pOr dos prOpie-
tariOs de esta lOcaIidad. POr esta vez
ia erradO ell gOlpe 81 Sr captain Aun
hay justicia en- Puerto Rico.
Con mOtiyO dc no habePle pagadO
OpOrtunamente la P0licia Insular de
este pueblo, Ell cOmerciO 50 Ia negadO a
fiarle.
Senior pagador, por Dios afoje la
mOsca para que esOs guardias no padez-
can de hambre
Ell cOmite republicano ia faIlecidO
siendO cOnducidO su cadaver al cemen-
teriO pOr Leon y Cacharr0s, despidien
do el duelO mOntadO en- la yegua IN tai
OchOtecO que reside en- el ventorrilIO |
de don CirilO Rodriguez.
LO sentimOs por ell doctor Bri0sO.
COBBESPONSAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-20

IA sido detenido en- este pueblo pOr
1rden del cPieb1'e captain Guerrero el
avan federal entusiasta, don Celest1nO
NarrerO. para cOnducirlO Ponce
3Que hiZOl
En- Cayev Iuchar pOr Ia causa del
srdan nor Ia causa regional; ergu1rse
trente las turbas defender su casa
asaltada pOr aquellOs salvaJes, faltos de
verguenza Y honor.
En- Barranuultas dOnde fue destina
10 Dor el paLtid0 federal para dirigir las
elecciOnes mantuvOse discPet0, serene
nteligente.
no basto que SO Ie persigniese en-
gaYev de mOdO tan brutal, lndIgn0 de
xente culta, ObigandOle a abandOnaP su
1Ogar su destinO, encarcelandole y
process andOle.
TambiGn 70 Ie acus0 de haber to-
nadO Darte an el mOtIn Ocurr1dO en-
3arranquItas el dia de las elecclOneS
euandO Sc hallaba durnlend0 Ell la casa
lei padre D villa, Y las turbas de BarrOs,
capitaneadas pOr sus h0n02'a6teS JeIes,
10 Duscaban quiZas para llncnarI0-
No Dast0 que tuviera que sufrir ell
tormentO del hambre, encerradO tres dIas
an una casa de Barranquitas, cuyO pO
bIadO fue abandOnadO cOmpletamente pOr
ans mOradOres. para no ser Victimas de
los oandoleros que habian ocupado la
No basto que fuera a Ponce y Sc
0rasentara al fscaI a declarar en- Ia
.ausa lie aquel mOtln.
No 1asta que 20 haya ejercido la
persecution contra ese jOven, que es
Iu admirable DatriOta nasta el extreme
ie dejarlO sin hOgar sin pan.
Falta ahOra que 50 ensanen con el:
RI captain Guerrero recibe Ia Orden de
arrestariO mandarlO a Ponce. La re-
cibe en- Cayey en- yez dc que 10 con-
duzcan AIbOnitO manda que vueIva ha-
cia atr- que le Ileven a Cayey desde
este pueblo, quiz con al i'm de que
sea nuev amente atrOpelladO por las tur'
5as
ii se presento Al senior Fiscal en-
Ponce. no debe declararsele pr0flEO y
contra 70 dispuestO en el artlcul0 "A de
la Lev de IL de Mayo dc 1902 SO le
nanda a arrestar sin senalarle ianza.
C+racias a que, pOr desgracla, nacla
los dias habia sufridO una hemOtisis y 81
lnedicO certifco que Sc hallaba enfermO;
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-20

10 oyesen desde afuera. Ventura
grito iuro duraute IN momeuto
= despues Gallo.
Sc c0noce que encOntr0 Ia es-
calera Sc agarr6, se diio Rocam-
bole. Pero de pront0 Sc Oy6 IN
grito mas penetraute. y al mismO
tiempo el ruido de IN cuerpo que
GAIA al aqua. = despues NADIA. :.
Sc conoce que 10 dei6 seco: luno
menCsl murmuro.
La FIpart abandon0 su cam2stTo
Sc arrastr0 haEt8 la cueva, = po-
CO despu6s ilam0 Zsmpa diciendo:
"a Ie siuste la cuenta, deiadme
suhir.
-Euciende la luz. mama, di-
10 ROcambaie abrierdO Ia cueva.
mientras que . yieia encendfg Ia
luz. z amb0s pudieron yer el cuer-
DO de Ventura, que iotaba sohre
el aqua enroiecido con su sangre.
-Cuando DieDso que me quiso
asesinar -. murmUr0 Ia viela.
No rue por ESQ por 10 que lie
mande martar, sino porque estaba
enterade de mis- planes y me es-
torhaba.
La vteis, que estaba de rodillas,
Sc estremecio 2 quiso retirarse,
poruue tuvo IN presentimiento;
pero Rcc2m bole 10 adivin6. y po-
nfendoIa Iss mancs en- les hombrcs
ID obligo estarse quieta. Mira 1
IN amigo. n d 10.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-20

Sc declare de pronrO =, 10 mas rarO
adn, que consistfa en- camhiar su
personalidad pOr La de su adverse
rio, y este es tRnto mas extr3fIo
pOrque se hallaba en- Paris.
-6Qu6 quer6is decir? pregunt6
Bacara Ia quo sorprendi6 la OBJ
serVaci0n.
Que esA lOcura 40 aS la OrdinA-
Iia podrfs atrIbuirsa utrs eau
sa distiuta al amor que Os prof g.
ba. En- una Dalabra, IN envene-
nsmieuto. Servf en- la India. diio
sir Eduardo; pase IN afIO en- Java,
y allf hay IN Veneno que produce
ese efecto.
-Esto es impossible. sir Eduar-
do; porque mi marido no est1vO
nupca en- IA Tadi8
-Se1ora, los que 0s calumniaron
sou capacss de todo, dlio sir Eduar-
do con mucha gr2vedad, hasta de
enEenenar al c0nde.
-Si ESQ fuese cierto, s6endria
cura7 pregunto Bacara estreme
ciendoSe.
Ell sfIo 1asado vi en- Paris un
medico que adquirto gran fama en-
Calcutta curando Ia locura adquiri-
da en- aquellos climRs con venenoS
recogidos en- aquellas latitudes.
-sQuien esr sD6nde esta? pre-
2unto ansiogamente Bacara.
-Es IN mulatO: Sc llama Sa-
muel Abbot: ST ne atreviese & darOs
un conseio, os dirfa que Ia consul
taseis, diio sir Eduardo. &Por que
no le llamAis?
-Predero ir Paris.
i ESQ serla me1or.
Sir Eduardo, diio IA condesa
I cogiendole 10 mano; 81 Ell sgradeci-
| miento de una muler calumniRda
| puede recompensar ese interes qua
0s tomais por nosotros, aceptadlo.
z las lagrisas EN- pafiaron su VOC.
Id Paris consuItad con Al
bot, que 81 hay slguien 4ue pusda
/ curarlo % 81. z Ell oncial In beso
respetuosamente Ia mano. z 81 ma
l permits os aconse1ar6 qus no d.
gals NADIA 81 medieo de sahessra.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-20

grave hsrtda Ohlig0 a ouscar altvtO
2 iescanso en- a saludable inhuan-
ota del china de Italia. Este Of
cial q hAbia mirado muChas Veces
con Ia condesa cuando Sc paseahG
dando ell braz0 al loco. por liz arilla
del mar. Y al principle cambt2ron
nadR mas que saludOs; y una ma
fIans quedose asomhrsda al recihtr
una carta de sir Eduardo, que asf
SO Ilamsba al martnO, en- que este
pedfa la permitiese Ofrecerla sus
respetos; z oreyendo sc trataba de
algan asunt0 urgente. le cOntesto
que Ie recibfrfa en- 81 acto. El me-
iico habis salido y ell cOnde dor.
mia adn. Ia condess estsba en- el
salon cuando entr6 sir Eduardo. y
la d4i0: Tai vez, se1ors cOndess, Os
Daracera graude mi trevimientO
ouau6o seDais me Impulse & Venir
Ia sinpatfa que me inspirais.
% 10 agrsdezco. respaudio la
condesa inclin&ndose y sonriendo
tTistemenEa.
Las Dohlaciones como Mia Sc
asemeian IN hotel CASE de mu-
cha Vecindsd, pOrque en- elias SO
saben en- seguida las biograffas mas
8 menos desaguradss, de los Que
Sc van de les que Sc vieuen. La
loeura del coude fue obieto de'mtl
concentrates, y IN secretsrto de
enhAiada que lego aver nos conto
mCchCs = extrafIOs detalles.
luisiera, sefIora, que vieseis en- ell
fondo de nj alms 81 profundo res
peto que me inspirais y ell deseo
que tengo de sercs dtil .. El sc.
nor CASTOR de LAntil
Era amigo de mi marido.
&c expreso CON respetuOsa re-
serva AcercA de 10 Ocurrido, siguto
diciendo sir Eduardo.
-Permitidme que os Olga que
a mi me calumnio IN loco 8 mise
rabIe, diio Ia condesa, diando en
su interlocutor una mirada leal.
No 10 dudo, sefiora, pero par
mttidma que os hable del estado de
vusstro esposo. CASTOR de Lantll
noR ccnto una cosa que ma pArec1o
extraria: que In loeura del eonds
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-20

va 10 veo, contest6 Ia vieia, y
auiso levantarse; mas no pudo To-
grarlo, porque Rocambole In 3 en1a
cogtda por ell cue.lo. Que me aho-
gas, Rocambolel CRITIC.
-Lo Sc, respondi6 cintcamsnte
ell bandido, = ah1 ahaio no hay IA
die que te pesque. Y apret0, di'
ciendo a tampa: T6mala: hazla
beber IN sorbo de aqua dulcs. -
que lc gustab2 tanto al aguardtsn-
te. 2 arroio "a Fipart q In cueva.
Va hemos conclufdo: podeis subir,
seflor mayordomo-
Hfxolo asf Tampa llevando sl on.
chillo an "a boc2, y, en- al momento
an que saco al cuerpo de Ia cueva.
le ssest6 una pufIaIAda entre los
dos nombros, al mismo tempo qua
exclamsba: Qce bestias sofa todosI
Tampa solt0 la escalera y Gays
4 la cueva con log otros, mienrraa
que Rocam bole sacaba La escalera
decfa: No So 81 habrAs uQerts
como los otros dos, pero tenaraa
tempo de sobra para ahogarre, J
sin escalera no puedes salir.
Pronunci0 esta oracion fnnsbrs
sin emocionarse mucno, aoxgo ls
lInterns, = pcco despuea snado-
nsba aquellos lngares j 4aUse:
El drama resulto intsresante. vov
4 aacer reir sir Guillermo con
tAndole Ia historic de saos srsa
! imheciles.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-20
{ D DICT O
Juzgado Municipal de Coamo.

I JuZRduO uC OOdAuO
Don Guillermo Droz y Pizarro, Juez
Municipal de la Villa de CoamO.
Hago saber que en- los autos De
| juiciO verbal civil SeguldOs ante este JuZ.
gadO DOr la SOciedad Mercantil Santiago
Hermanos, contra don ROmualdO ApOn-
| te en- cObrO de pesos, pOr prOvidencia
de nov, dictada instancia de la SOcie
dad elecutante, Sc SAGA a publlca su0as'
Ia con IN veinte cinco pOr ciento de
rebaja. una fnca rustica prOpiedad del
deudor. radicada en- al barriO <San Sal
vadOru terminO municipal de Caguas,
cOmpuesta de Glen cuerdaS de tercera
clase, destinadas a pastOs y malezas y
Blgunas plantas de cafe: Hndante al Nor
te, con terrenOs de don Santos Vega;
al Sur. con Ia succession Ramirez; al Este,
con terrenOs de don MarcelinO lola Y
Rodriguez Y el rio <TurabOD Y al Oeste,
con terenOs del Pueblo de Puerto Rico.
FL remate So llevara a efectO en- IA
Sala Audiencia de este JuZgadO el dia
dieZ De Julio pr6ximO a las dos de Ia
tarde: IA sidO tasada la inca 9n la Su
ma de cuatrOclentOs pesos, no SO admit
ran proposici0nes que no cubran Las dos
terceras parties del avaluO y deberan los
icitad0res, para t0mar parte en- Ia su'
basta, c0nsignar pr6viamente en- la mesa
de este JuZgadO una cantldad Igual al
diez por ciento effective del valor de Ia
inca, sin cuto requisite no seran ad
mitidos. advirtiendOse que instancia
del acreedOr SO veriticara ell remate sin
suplir pr6viamente la falta de titulo de
Ia prOpiedad.
Z para ST. publication en IN perio
dic0 de circulation ibrO ell presente en
COamO q y de JuniOsde 1903.
GUILLERMO DROZ
Juez Municipal.
CONCEPCI0N MALDONAD0.
3-2 SecretariO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-20
Joaquin GeIabert

II JABON Il uJABON Il Maohos
amos de pr4ctica, Cosumo considerable,
Las lavanderas 10 prafieren ounlquley
otra maroa,
Gale de Pixarro. Araoibo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-20

Las bOmbxs xCAME-
RON, no son Las que cues.
tan menOs pero son Ina mas
barat2s. las de nejor cons.
truccion y materiales, las
mas sencillas 7 las mas du
raderas: trabaian Hbres ds
TODD movimiento complics-
do y con al minimum de
friccion = gasto de vapOr
SO obtiene al maximum dc
rasult2do.
Para Catalogos q infox-
mes dirigirse NJ que sus-
cribe, as1 como como tam
bien para tOda class de
informes con respecto n
matsriales = naQuinarsa
para Lngenios J Haciendas
productoras de azdcar.
! IN 9nwsA LDN~A~
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-01-30

park there Ia a natural fall Of ground
aud IL seemed impossible for stroller
in the park to count the hiiisidcs tha;
arc used by the eaas,crs- The styles
Of sicds were numerous. too. The
children Of the rich brought heavy.
ions.bsdicd. Io~ s:eds. particularly
made for coasiinE and shiny with var.
nish over many hucs OF paint. Chit.
drcn not rich enough to have choice
brought, the oid.fashioncd slcds with
the bowed runners OF wood. shod with
iron hoops.
II was the very poor children who
had some Of the tastes, carriers. One
boy from the East Side built himself
a sled which would carry four. u
pressed. I, had two sets Of runners.
connected with board which had
enough to give II to serve "a a spring.
The forward runners could be moved
in steering. This sled. weighted with
four healthy boys. gained quick i'm
pc,us which told in the distance tras
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-01-30
TEN MILES IN RAIN TO WE'D.
Didn't Mind the Wet With Their
Hearts so CHEEKY.

when love gets itself Into condition
TO do things It laughs at good deal
more than lorksmiths. That Is what
Georse Washington Allen and Cert.
,ude Jarvis of Glassboro. n. j.,
Thought when they made up their
minds that matrimony was abou, their
III. The couple are residents Of Cross
Keys. and they had kept company"
for ever so long. when the decision
TO get married took full possession Of
them few days ago they looked out
upon a cold. bcatins rain and realized
that TO reach Glasshuro and minis
ter they would have to travel FIVE
miles afoot, because they had no con
veyanco of any sort. and they neeted
all the money the hire Of such CON
veyancc might cost.
"Can you walk the distance7' ask
cd George Washington Of his loved
one.
Il sh'd think could. honey" re-
piled MIss Jarvis In her most winning
way.
Out in the rain and the chill north
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-01-30
t,s,,...,, c,rs,,o,.

Cremation is ore of the oIdes, forms
of disposal of the dead. yet II is a
form that lspsed from use for cen.
turies. IL appears 10 he in process
Of restoration. True. IL has made bu,
little head against the custom Of bur.
iai. yet there is an increase every
year in snch proportion ,ha, wc may
look for a wide adoption OF /, within
the ueS; quarter century. There are
in this country but twenty-six crema.
tories. ys, this is against but two
eighteen years ago. and the number
Of Crematious Ia $500 or more a year.
When statistics were arst collected
on the subject. eighteen years ago.
the annual rrpmations numbered sir.
teen. It is because they are common
and have so ceased TO be- an occasion
Of comment that an impression may
have been created which is contrary
to this fact Of growth. but the truth
that about 1900 incinerations have
occurred in the United States. which.
added to the large number in Europe,
certainly indicates an Increase.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-01-30

sped over the slippery uphill deck to
being lowered.
saw the forms Of women in It. and
realized that the Queens officers had
insisted upon the rule ut sea of saving
the women first. Maubikeck was about
to step into the boat.
Stand back there!" some one
shouted. There's room for only one
more in here!"
you go." said. "Nita needs you"
Keep still!" he said sternly. and
as calmly as II nothing stood In the
way OF our safety. Calling to the on
Ger In charge of the boat. the lion
tanner said: Here! II there is room
for one more. take him. This is Mr..
wilberton of the Lotus Club. New
York. He Is III. Do your best for
him."
felt myself taken by other hands.
and gasped out . word OF gratitude TO
my preserver.
'Listen!" he said. III you are saved
and am not. save Nita from Malignl."
Il will save her at any cost" l an
swered. ut the same time thinking that
my promise amounted to little. SO
weak was l. and so poor stick In this
emergency.
But there was no time for further
words. The boat that was In plunged
out into the darkness. and all could
see was the great black hull looming
up In the fog. her bows now almost
under water. and through the thick.
black night came the aeonized cries
and shrieks OF those who had been left
behind. And as heard them. thought
OF Maubikeck. That noble. s;aiwart
hero. standing there-i could almost
see him. 70 clear was IL In my mind
pecring out into the darkness to watch
II possible the progress OF our boat.
and not n murmur nor n sound of fear
over his own probable fate.
Other boats had been put on. and
the hope OF those In our boat was
that their loved ones might be In one
OF the other boats. and might. there
fore. be rescued by some passin. vcs-
sci. IL was unanimously agreed tina,
for those who remained on board. the
Queen there was no hope.
All night We were buffcted by the
waves and chilled by the damp. cold
air tina, swep, around US. and from
which We had no protection. That
night seemed interminabic. II time
could be measured by misery. then
IL vas nIsh unto eternity before the
morning broke. ~. ------
The sailors were weary and nearly
exhausted by their iaboTs a, the cara.
The masmuEing and sobbinE OF the
women had given way 10 a condition
Of mute despair. nu, even misery ends
sometimes without being relieved BY
the great Destroyer.
Ito b. con,inuedl
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-01-30

Three Of the Men Under Indictment.
forty.four coal men and corporations
were indicted by the special grand jury
nj Chicago.
Conspiracy In restraint OF trade and
combination to regulate and hx prices
OF coai In violation OF the antitrust
Law arc charged. The penalty for coz.
spiracy is imprisonment In the pcri.
tcniiary not exceeding hvc years. or a
me not exceeding $4,000. or both. For
violation OF the antitrust law tho pen.
atty IL anc of $500 to $4,000 for cor.
porations. and for individuals finc OF
$500 W $1,000. or imprisonment In the
county jail not exceeding one year. or
both.
In addition to tho true bills rc.
turned TO the court. the jury originally
voted indictments for violation OF the
antitrust Law against the officers OF
eighteen coal concerns. members of
the Northern Illinois Soft Coal associ.
alton. sending the Grand total of those
caught In the net up near the hundred
mark. By arrangement with these con.
Germs. however. tho names of tho In.
diSidunis were Htrikcn out and tho In.
dictmcnis were directed only against
the corporations on condition tha:
they would go into court at oncc to
test the antitrust iaw. This was done
In response to an urgent appeal by
these coal men tina, they be spared the
humiliation of a criminal Indictments.
at least until tcs, was made y. tnc
rev Law.
The grand jury supplemented Its ae.
iion by the presentation of a report of
It's Investigation into tho causes Of the
eoai famine. This report deal, with
the unprecedented advance in prices.
the crippiins of industries and the suf.
ferin. of individuals. and attributed
the shortage primarily to natural
causes. chief Of which was tho an.
,hraeitc strike. The big increase In
tho demand for coal aiso was taken
into consideration. The railroads
were cxoncra,cd from blame.
As q result Of the action Of the
grand jury Attorney Hamiin an.
nounccd at Springfield that he would
recommend special legislation in re.
gard TO the coal situation.
OF the men connected with the In.
diana Interests named in the indici.
mcnt. Hugh Shirkic Is president OF the
Bruillctts Greek Coai company and the
Sevins Coal company: Joseph Martin.
superintendent, of the Parkc County
Coal company: Edward Shirkic.
president of tho Indiana Fuel com.
pany: II. II. Mcclellan. president Nc.
Ciciian Sons & Co: Walter s. Boyle.
president of the Glen Oak Coal Mining
company of the Clinton district of In.
diana. as well as Of the Crescent Coal
and Mining company of Chicago.
which acted as agent for the entire
output of this district: John Shirkic
signed the combine agreement for Mrs.
Jean Shirkie.
The first Indictment names the com.
panies which are members of the
Northern Illinois Soft Coal association.
They are as follows:
Chicago. Wilmington and Sermillion
Coal company. A. l.. Sweet. president:
r. A. Lennon. secretary.
Big Four Wilmington Coal company.
II. n. Taylor. secretary.
Gardner-wilminEton Coal company.
8. ID. May. president.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-01-30
Flower Her onIv Ornament.

While the japanese woman has re.
celved a need of pity for her restrict.
ed life. one OF her wees has not been
taken into consideration. She has
practically no jeweiry. Nearly every
Oriental woman is loaded with gold
and silver ornaments. enamcis and
precious stones. The Japanese de-
pends On the flower in her hair TO set
of her beauty. Her tobacco case or
her pipe case may. IL is true. be mar.
vel Of the jewelers. art, and she may
have buttons. but these buttons are
rot the pretty trilles the American
woman uses. but instead. carved ivory
objects. three or four inches long. or
made from strangely shaped roots and
made into similitudc of human fig.
ure. They are interesting. bu: distinct.
ly not pretty.