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Meiningen, Germany; Karl Koehler and
Fritz Fisher and Alfred Gorowicz. from
the Metropolitan Theater in Weisbaden,
Germany; Marie Szwirschina and Helene
Buerger, from the German Theater in
Riga, Russia. and Elsa Corty, from the
afer In Prussia
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Die. mt Deacop..- Ho~p,,aL.

John II. Parker. res North West street,
died early yesterday morning at the Dea-
coness Hospital after an operation for
stomach trouble. Mr. Parker was forty-two
years old and Is survived by "A wife and
three children
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ID. A. Yoder, Harvey T. Trueblood. o. III.
| CREST and Harry II. Crooke. The head
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PENNSYLVANIA LINES.
Last Excursions of the Season,
Sunday, October 2S.

s1.5o-vINCENNES AND RETURN-s15o
Special train leaves Indianapolis at 6:45
a. m. Returning, special train leaves Vim
cennes at 1880 p. m.
Local train, making intermediate stops,
leaves Indianapolis at a. m. Through
train, making no stops, leaves Indianapolis
at 7:25 a. m. Returning, special train leaves
Louisville Main-street Station at z. p. m.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-10-18

Grant H. Clay, NJ. D., Dentist.
For IA years with New York Dental Company
III N Illinois ST., N. z. corner Market
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Harry Meyer & Co., Fire Insurance. Real Es
tate and Rentals LIS Z. Market st. Both Phone
$50.
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Fresh gloves with the new costume Of
course Or to brighten up an old one To
be properly gloved is essential to a cor
rect get-up. and that necessitates a little
thought on the subject and much care. Our
expert glove clerks can give you all the
latest information about gloves. they can
show you from the enormous stock that is
now arriving what Is newest and best desir-
able. they can select glove that will At
your hand
Alexandra. Dents. Fownes and Reynier
Gloves, suitable for all the needs OF dress.
$50 to s7.5o.
Driving Gloves IN Cape. Mochs and Rein
Aesr. S1-oo to $500.
Shopping Gloves. $780, Sis. $50. a.75
and szoo.
suk-lined Mocha, Buck. and Kid Gloves
500. sl.25. $50. sl.75 and s2OO
Wool lined. SOC. 75c, 800. $50 and 500.
Fur lined. SIS. s2.75. sS.25 to S.
Mems Extra Quality Kid Gloves, s1co,
u-2s. $50. s1.75. 500
Boys Gloves. SOC and 500 pair.
Misses Gloves. 800 pair.
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Long Plunnes.

Made from short feathers and tips. FABLE
80 South Illinois street.
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The .Ball-Bearins~ Densmore.

n you examine carefully tho new models 4
and s Densmore. you will buy Densmors:
place and E. Market ST. Typewriters sold and
exchanged, rented and repaired.
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Columbian Relief Fund. Stevenson Bldg, In
dianapolis. Sick and Accident ms. Agents wanted
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For copy of Worlds Fair official pamphlet,
naming hotel accommodations and rates
during Universal Exposition of 1904, address
E. A. Ford, general passenger agent Penn
sylvania- Vandalia lines, Pittsburg, Pa.
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Aluminium and Brass Castings.
Pioneer Brass Works,
41S-4A s. Penn ut.
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Dr. W. r. Craig, Veterinary Surgeon once
Woods Stable. Phone 1897. Residence, 1913.
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c., HI. & ID. RAILWAY.
87,2O.DetrOit and Return-S.,2O


Tickets sold Oct. Is. 16, IL and 10; good to
return until Oct. % with privilege of extern
sion until Oct 26
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1t Stands $: 5:
To ca son

That an exclusive Diamond dealer. i'm
porter and setter. who devotes his entire
time and attention to the diamond bus
mess, Is the man to 60 to.
We import the stones and set them
ourselves. Our factory Is equipped to
turn out work Of the highest grade.
We buy direct. sell to you direct, con-
sequently we're able to supply you at a
big saving In cost.
Don't you think It Will pay you to
try us1
If there Is a better place to buy
Diamonds than where you are buying
yours you want to know 1t. Ours Is the
place.
We would appreciate call.
j. e. SPE, 'T DIAMONDS IS
Rooms ., and 4, 1874 N. Meridian st.
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REDUCED RATES TO THE SEA.SHORE.
). II. REICHLEY.

The Pennsylvania Railroad COM
pany viii run a Special low-rate ten
day excursion from Lock Haven. Troy.
Bellefonte, Wllliamsport, Mocanaqua.
Sunbury, Shenandoah, Dauphin, and
principal intermediate stations in
Guiding stations on branch roads,, TO
Atlantic City, Cape May, Ocean City
Sea Isle City, Avalon. Anglesea, Wild
wood or Holly Beach on Thursday
Stember 10.
Excursion tickets, good to return by
regular trains within ten days, will be
sold at very low rates. Tickets to At.
lantic City will be sold via the Della.
ware River Bridge Route, the only all.
rail line, or via Market Street Wharf
Philadelphia.
Stop over can he had at PHILADELPHIA,
either going OF returning, within limit
of ticket.
For information in regard TO specific
rates and time of trains consult hand
bills, or apply TO gents, or E. ;. Harrar
Division Ticket Agent, Williamsport
! Pa. II.
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DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

The Democrats Of snyder county
held their primary election Saturday
and their convention in this place
Monday.
Chairman Lesher advertised the
convention for / a. m, but said he
would not call the meeting to order
till one p. m. Some one rang the court
house bell, shortly after / a. m. The
delegates assembled, elected Jay g..
Weiser, temporary chairman and they
received the returns Meanwhile Lesh-
er appeared upon the scene aud made
an effort to secure the papers. He
finally yielded to the will Of the con-
vention aud the following nominations
were made
Associate Judge, John Field.
Prothonota J. g. Hornberger.
Register and Recorder, r. Lloyd
Schroyer.
District Attorney, Jay G Weiser.
Jury Commissioner, Jacob Jarrett.
After the nominations were made
Paul Billhardt and George Holsapple
made speeches paying their respects to
Chairman Lesher. Billhardt objected
to Lesher carrying at the head Of his
paper, 'rhe only Democratic Paper in
Snyder county" while he supported
Republican candidates.
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TEACHERS INSTITUTE MAGAZINE.
Official Program Of Snyder County
Teachers Institute.

The 18th annual session Of the T ,arh-
ers' Institute Of Shyder county will
convene in MiddIeburg, Pa, Monday,
Nov. so, 1908, and the fourth annual
publication of the Teachers Institute
Magazine" will be issued as the official
authority of the convention under the
direction of the County Superinten-
dent, Prof Geo. w. Walborn, Freeburg
Pa.
The book will contain all the official
announcements Of the program, the
instructors, entertainments, names and
addresses of teachers and directors.
A few pages will be reserved for ad-
vertisements Of clean and respectable
nature, at the following rates Full
page 500 half page $500; quarter
Sl.75.
The size Of the page will he the same
"a last year 8 inches by 9,-the type
page 4lx7l.
In order to get the book to the teach
era and directors in ample time, i,
will be issued earlier than usual and
copy for ads should be sent at once in
order to facilitate neat displays.
This is a splendid means Of advertis.
ing for schools, colleges, book publish
ers and school supply houses.
Send in your copy at once to
GEO. w. WAGENsELLER, Publisher,
II. Middleburgh, Pa
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Two cOiOred Ten Captured.

Charged with statutory rape, in
Lewistown, they escipe to snyder Co.,
and are captured.
Last Friday morning Theodore Red
mond was arrested on the train at
Beavertown and Bird Jackson in this
place in the afternoon. 1t is alleged
the two coored men enticed two girls
by the names of Morrison and Nc
Glaugiin, age 10 and Ii years to ac-
company them to Mcclure, where the
girls were recovered. The men were
taken to Lewistown where they are
awaiting trial on serious charge pre-
ferred by the girls.
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Mrs. Charles corsins.

or Oriental, died Wednesday, Sept.
:, 1903, aged 70 years and ten months
Her husband died at this place, Sept
3, 1900. She was buried in the Mid
dleburg cemetery Saturday. Revs. f..
f. Gilbert and n. \. Kiracofe officiat-
ed. Services in the +. 3. Church.
They were the parents Of six children
one of whom died in infancy. The
living are Anna, C.. Edward, Sarah
and Jane. The family resided in Mid.
dleburg several wears ago and all are
well known here.
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SEMI-CENTENNIAL FAIR.


The Flftieth Annual Fair of the
Onion County Agricultural Society will
be held ut Brook Park, Lewisburg,
September 10Th and 30th, and Oct. LIST
and End, and promises to he the best
exhibition ever given by this, one of
the oldest fair association in the State
The grounds and buildings have been
improved, the premium list revised
and increased. and no eXpens. will be
spared TO make this sami-centennial
meeting star event. The managers
have arranged for some very fine at
fractions for the daily exhibitions in
front Of the grandstand. The race
track is considered one of the best half
mile tracks in the state, and you can
expect some fine trottIng this season,
a. number OF tine Steppers have al
ready been entered. \ large and
spacious grandstand. with private
boxes for those desiring comfortable
seats during the track events. Excur-
SION rates .on all railroads. BY -end-
ing your name and address tu G.. Dale
Wolf, corresponding secretary, Buck
nell, Pa, you will receive pamphlet
containing premium list, purses and
all information in regard to Union
County's Great Fair. 1T.
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NUMBER 80.
THE FUTURE REVEALED.
Coming Events Cast Their Shadows


The readers of the PosT pre request
ed To 1end ~ announcement. II all
events No charge will be made to
publish the same when The event il NJ
public importance
TCEsDAY, sept 1to 81. Pennsylvania
State Fair Association 1T Bethle-
hem.
WEDNESDAY, sept q 10 H. Juniata
County Fair At Port Royal. Pa.
SATURDAY, sept. II, sunday school
picnic at Pennscreek.
SATURDAY. Sept Il, The a. B. sun
day School will hold a picnic in Red
Bridge Grove Festival will be held
in the evening.
SATURDAY, September I2. he Kant
:, :. will hold their annual picnic
Music by the Ksntz Cornet Band.
SATURDAY, Iept Il to Is. Patrons Of
Husbandry Exhibition at Centre
Hall, Pa.
MoNpAY, sept. II, The public schools
Of Middleburg will open.
THURSDAY, Sept. Il, Reunion u the
l3lst Regiment p. Y. at Iawrshurg.
This il the anniversary u The Battle
of Antietsm
SATURDAY, Sept. 10 The Salem Union
:. :. of Oriental viii hold a festival.
SATURDAY., sept 70, The Reformed
churches Of the West end Of the
County will hold reunion and
picnic in Or. smiths grove at B.sv-
er Springs.
SUNDAY, Sept. %, Communion in the
Lutheran ChHrch at Beavertown
SATURDAY., Sept. 26, Last day upon
which you can pay your taxes in
Snyder County and make five per
cent discount.
TUESDAY, sept. - to Oct. ?, Union
County Fair at Lewisburg. Pa.
"WEDNESDAY, Sept. 30 to Oct. 5, Lu,h-
eran synod will meet ut Beaver
town.
SATrRDAy, Oct. ,, is the last day you
can pay YOUR taxes in order 20 be en-
titled to vote this fall.
MONDAY. Oct. 81 Ei,umr Term of
Court opens.
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E. 8. Stroup, Strouptown is hand
ling high grade of Fertilizers, manu-.
factured by the Baltimore Pulverizing
Company. Prices range from Sl3 to
$50 a ton. Persons needir reliable
article should call on HIM II
For SALE.-A house and lot situated
in Paxtonville is offered at private sale
The buildings are in good condition.
The home is supplied with first-class
water, fruits, etc. Write or call on
SARAH BOwERsOX,
Paxtonville, Pa.
LosT.-Early this spring a deed was
lost between Theodore Fishers mill
near Pawling station aud Middleburg.
Deed was given by Geo. e. X Ulster and
| wife to Lydia Terger and Chas. Hin
kle. II It was found, the finder will
kindly return to c. f. Hinkle, at Krea-
mer, Pa.
something because he saw it advertised.
He may now have prior thereto, i'm
| agined ne wanted the article. But The
advertisement aroused desire for its
ownership and he purchased. This is
one of The ways in which advertisements
make business that escapes the non
advertiser.
The 3rd Quarterly Conference Of
Middleburg Circuit of the United Ev
Church will be held Sept. II, at p.
NJ. in the Middleburg church. Com
munion services will be held Oct. 3
and I. Rev. E. Crumbling, P. E., will
preside at Quarterly Conference and
Rev. a. D. Glamley will assist in the
communion services.
Miss Lillian Stetler IS enjoying the
hospitality of her friend Mrs. DR..
Sweigert at Lewistown. Mrs. Swell
gert was formerly Miss Name Bill
meyer, who frequently visited in this
place and is well known here. She is
the daughter of congressman Andrew
Billmeyer of Montour County sis
ter of Mrs. Gilbert Kulp of Shamokin
and who is very seriously illin the hos
pital in Philadelphia.
w. Philip Shelly, formerly the fore
man Of the Sunbury Evening Item",
spent several days in this place. He
left Monday morning to accept SINH
lar position in connection with the
Daily Publication of the Democrat Il
Sentinel in Lewistown. One of his
duties in connection with that office
will be to learn to operate linotype
machine. Mr.. Shelly was formerly
connected with this Office and very
faithful and energetic fellow he was.
He is entitled and thoroughly deserves
this promotion and the Posr extends
! to him its best wishes for a very large
success.
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urn
COURT HOUSE CHIPS.
Deels Pecnrded.

Administrators of Reuben Eisen-
hauer to Adam 3. Walter, l2s A., l5s
P, liz franklin township for $500.
Adam B. Walter and wife to Leah
Meyer tract above for sl7OO.
Heirs of John Keller to Catherine
Stepp, 2 acres in Chapman twp, for
S275.
Executors If Michael Wieand to
Jacob o. Dire ese, 1873 A., in W. Beaver
twp, for $3.50.
John Fl. Ulsh, Executor Of John
Ulsh to Michael :. Weiand, the above
tract $500.
Henry Sassaman and wife 10 Henry
Wolfe, % acres in Adams township for
$500.
Lucy A. Aigler, administrators Of
J. F. Aigler to Ammon Dreese, " acres
in Beaver twp, for s3765.
Executors Of Jacob D. Schrader to
Abraham l.. Schrader M acres in
Adams township for 5000.
JacoL D. Schrader to A. l.. Schrader
8 acr = in Adams twp, for 1895.
Executors of Jacob o. Schrader to
Elias II. Schrader, l8O acres in Adams
twp, for ss5OS.
f. II. Schrader and wife to Jacob
Schrader, 100 acres in Adams twp, for
S3503.
simon Kline and wife to Jacob d.
5ehrader, l9l acres in Beaver twp, fol
$1,000.
Letters Granted.
In estate Of G. w. Row to Arlington
Row.
Wills Probated.
The last will and testament of Cath
crime Gensamere, late of Port Trever
ton, was probated sept. 5th. The chill
dren are the heirs.
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Cuts Grass at Oh.

Jacob Lauver of Kreamer, aged al
most 81 years cut grass with scythe
Thursday of last week. He did it with
the same even steady movement that
actuates much younger arms and legs.
Some time ago he cut quite quantity
of wood for domestic use. He is a we'll
preserved man aud one of the oldest
men in Snyder county.
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Any young woman who aspires to
Red Cross membership or to nursing
service in any capacity can get full in
formation by addressing The Philadel-
phia School for Nurses, Witherspoou
Building, Philadelphia, Pa. The
movement is designed especially to
benefit young woman in small towns
and rural communities.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-09-10
Reduced Rates to Centre Hall, Pa.

To accommodate visitor to the en-
campment and exhibition Of the Pat
rnus Of Husbandry, to be held at
Centre Hall, Pa, September Il to Is,
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
will sell round-trip tickets from all
stations in Pennsylvania to Centre
Hall, Pa, at special reduced rates.
These tickets will be on sale and good
from September II to Is, inclusive, aud
good for return passsge una! Septsm-
Lber 10.
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p. Z. Kinney ot Lewistown was
at Middleburg Tuesday.
Fall Hats and trimmings, Cordu-
roy velvets and Silks Tor waist.
jackets. Wool ShawIs, etc. etc. IT
Mrs. +. G. AURAND.
Call on \. E. Soles in his new shay
ing and naIr "uttlng parior fol youI
head cleaned with i refreshln sham
poo and clean towel 10 each patron
on the north side of Market are ON
posite Central Hotel. Satisfaction guar.
anteed. #.
J. p Yoder of New Berlin is having
the buildings on hIs farm east OF town
treated to coat of paint. \. J. Cross
grove has the contract and has force
of men at work. Harry Dunkleburger.
who is married toa daughter II Henry
Miller is the tenant and careful
energetic farmer.
JOSEPH L. Marks will move his dis
tillery and warehouse ~ Swiueford he.
low Clusters store. This will make il
more convenient for him to look after
the plant. He traded his water right
at the present site to the Water Co,
and the Water CO., in turn gives him
perpetual water for his distillery.
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Hum NETS Reunion.

The first Hummel's reunion, which
was held at Clement park On Aug. =.
proved great success representatives
Of the family and their friends having
gathered to the number of nearly three
hundred. In the forenoon u perma-
nent organization was effected by the
election Of the following officers
Pres. VIM. T.. HuNmei of New Col
umbla Nice-President, Benz. Hum
mel of ShamOkin Dam Secretary, ;.
II. Reichley of Milton Treasurer Jacob
Hummei of Lewisbnrgh. In the after
noon very interesting family history
interspersed by amusing anecdotes and
"reminiscences, was delivered by w. Z.
Hummel followed ~ very appro pirate
addresses by Rev. WomeIsdorf and w.
G.. Burns. Fisher Orcht stra of Sunbury
furnished excellent music and with the
other entertainments and amusements
all enjoyed very pleasant andmemor-
able lay.
IS. II. REICHLEY.
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Washington Township Inscriptions.

The Posi- has published all the
tombstone inscriptions Of snyder Co.,
except those Of Washington Township.
This district has six cemeteries, which
we're reported by Myron \. Meyer.
There have been rs epitaphs reported
as follows
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County Fair at Lewisburg. Pa.
WEDNESDAY, Sept. 30 to Oct. 5, Lu,


DR. p " Houser, }Ii.lru1u. Pa. #,
the PoST's banner subscriber, having
sent check 20 July !. ,arD Dur hats
are or 20 the doctor
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kely Little Liners.
us and the BustIe of the
.,nty Seat, Told in Brief
Paragraphs.
!, More or Less Prominent.


4, that satisfy Curiosity and
Appe..e the Thirst for
News.
.r Of Mrs. Rev. Diehl is visiting
lutheran Parsonage.
.ilian Amich is entertaining
her friends.
Matthews Of Sunbury, visited
egel and wife over Sunday.
TED AT ONCE. A few
hams. Apply at this office,
ktt Eyster Of Akron, Ohio, is
Mrs. Daniel Bolender and
has begun on the foundation
ew hank building in Swine
ncle Toms Cabin in town Sat
Qht was not a bowling sue
IN get pure Wines and Whis-
medical use at the Middleburg
bre. tt.
Roger Of LOchiel was at Mid
Monday aud as usual dropped
the Posi-.
your eye on the Coming
Column. 1t will keep you
b the future.
choch Of Hummels Wharf,
d business at the County
Thursday.
|lias Noll, pastor Of the Re
Church, made q fraternal call
hee Mouday.
orkins and family Of Sunbury
I'd to town to attend the fun
mother.
)essors Of the county last week
lir returns CT the registration
ovember election.
pur family plenty of reading
nd take little for yourself.
be POsT is on the list.
shipe and Squire T. A. Stet-
lmokin Dam dropped in to
faternal call Monday.
Fl. Diemer and wife left on
for q weeks trip to Philadel-
antic City, and New York.
Tlsh sold the property East
ought of Peicival Hare, to
yer Of Meiserville for 500.
Metzger and wife of Altoona
fng The hospitality Of Gsbrial
pd family on Market Street.
Snyder, one Of the progressive
y FlinIstone. Valley, was at
y seat Wednesday of the last
HE Womeldorf, daughter Of
bmeldorf Of this place, left
morning for Bloomsbury,
School this winter.
Allie Roush of Freeburg, who
making her home III Sunbury
lime, paid u visit to her sister,
pix Reigel.
Waiter, the two-year old
|arles Hi Walter, broke his arm
the second time just two
Ter the former fracture,
bay, the young daughter of w
", shoe dealer and wife, ha.
he sick list for the past week
licted with stomach trouble.
w, ioler, the energetic chair
Y Republican Standing Com,
ld enterprising lumber dealeI
Nee, was u visitor to kreamel
Rowe, the genial insuranc,
u sportsman of Millersburg
paid visit to Mrs. Rowe's par
arlah kreeger and wife o
anie) Millhouse Is visiting / e
Nils, Stahl at Reading, Pa
ghter has been very seri
put latest reports Indicate
Improvement.
nited Brethren Church will
GOAT OF paint. The paint an,
\ been purchased and suifi
hey subscribed and paid il
this material.
bowenox, one OF the mos
Arpenters OF this section, VIII
on the new school buildin
llown for Architect Stetlei
day In town with his fam
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Wills Pr0bated.

The last will and testament Of Cath
crime Genssmere, late of Port Trever-
ton, was probated sept. 5th. The chill
dren are the heirs.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-09-10

In estate Of G.. w. Row to Arlington
Row.
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p. Z. Kinney ot' Lewistown was
at MiddIeburg TUESDAY.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1903-05-13

There is no lovlicr passage in
all English literature than that
inscription on yonder monument
in>the capitol grounds. We love
to recall it, and would have its
words and its meaning impress
ed upon every child of Carolina.
For it tells that this monument,
erected by the women of the
state, stands Us q memorial to
those sons Of thePalmetto, ,"who,
true to the instincts Of their
birth, faithful to the teachings
Of their fathers constant in their
love for the state, died in the
performance Of their duty ; who
have glorified a fallen cause by
the simple manhood Of their
lives, the patient endurance Of
suffering, and the heroism Of
death, and who, in the dark
hours of imprisonment, in the
hopelessness of the hospital, in
the short, sharp agony Of the
field, found support and conso
lation in the belief that at home
they would not be forgotten "