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Senoe bar anoen Garlag END, OF Sloen
bar paaidt. Otter at neiere llnoeris.
eeIie al ale Smit9nOisbeoer bar Jun.
set Steo, er oct BOG iaa nosenlunoe
miiffert, at SIben er opitnuet ueb Selp.
ant9nOelie.
ssor ben llerfarfe fan bette lie utro.
Iigt no; men Der er altfor mango fla
re 8ais for, at ianSant bar iunbet
SteS, iaa oct nptter life at uegte oct.
9epIie er ct Bar Sili9lber fomrnet til
Dor aunoifab iSet to itore SsIa0er,
ben enc meb 70 Cons % ben anben
me6 80 Cons So, er totaGt 6rpnote
miSt pna Natten % man bapoe life
paa 6orbaan6 Iaet MGrfe I'll uoget
mistGnfeIiet.
Gaar imi6IertiS Sen Splpsning
fommer til, at Sset beitoS b~oDeoiage'
Iia Of &Isper eIer en- 9lonoing al
alsper 90 Simotbi ser bar taget inc
/ baIptsr SilitanS, % at intet Salt
bIep itrset iro imelem, oa set fisrteS
inc, iaa er BET tie ina meget at unoreS
oper. ON 6en Gas, Der lr0pifle6es I'M.
Ser 6en @ipriug, ipm 90 flllgte paa,
funbe ant9n6e ben itore Wasie, Der
allere6e / IGnsere Si0 bapbe uGret
itprft opbe6et. Sapoe man Jet netere
eiter, oil0e man let babe mPrfet en-
9unit eaer BARN Damp ira Semas.
ZEN, fnuife man ogioa flnoe BABE OPP
ooget, at Der pao Sperflaoen bar 40.
ifiIig 8rstisbeb. iaa Sset bar paaSt.
SeIO ON bisie Segn opSngeSes, oiIoe
De fleite life tpnfe, at oct bar noJet
Der tp0eOe paa 8are for SeluantPr'
belle, bono oct Dog / 8trfeligbeOen er;
fiji naar euOeIig al Sugti8beo %
8Pbe er bunitet bort, iorfuaes Ssci
% br9nSer. 9et err life aItiO, at fuIO'
itRnSig antGu6eIie inotrROer; lpffe'
IigoiS er oct forboIosoiS iieIoen
men nnar Sect tages no igien on
@intereu, tan man ofte ie, at Der, bell
rpr MtOteu al en- flor Masie, enter
oct er / 2aOe eller | Staf, fiu6es Hc,
tier Of So, Der lisner auI og aife, ol
ga bar bel NntRnoeIie til Dirfelil
SIamme life npret ioa Ian9t borte
Mfellem fire til Ter Tiger ira Den Sto
| Seet er Iagt iamuen, bar man erfaret
err Sen Si0, 6a SeIoantpn6elie letter
i~nStrpSer. 8i bar Jet 9eretninger ON
foriigttee 6armere, Der, naar De op
6age6e DC ooenfor uPunte Segn pot
8arme, Ser gaar iorto Tor artGnoeI
ie, neo fort 9eipPr bellere tog III
igien Ben Gel al Sset, boor 6are bal
at beirpgte erl6 at ~reiifere at baaoJ
so % 9aoe IfuISe brGnoe op.
Bort Gaao err iremoeleS iom tioli
gere at tage Scn nsopeu0ige Si6 10,
Ssets Esrring, inoen oct fisreS | Su'
eller Staf, % cnOOa or set npttigt 4
Itrs IiOt SoIt imelem oct, Ian oct lit.
ifoI toge Sfaoe ON Der fiuoeS npge
raat ibIanOt.
81 nGpuer Senue Sag MI, GA D
oe6, at mango Sarmere / Iar bar lam
let en- u~iebuanIig WGugbe @iterilao
/ fine 2o0er. SaaOaHt Sober er DC
aItio bauifeIi8t at fao terret, % Dob
belt panifeEigt er set unOer set lrguu
itige @eirIiet, iom ri / 6cnne re8n
iuISe Ssit bar boot.
Set oil Serior life bare ior9iGpe
at 'e efter, booroor oct itoar til | So
LADEN paa 6enne Ei0.
guliug siler SporGtuins Of MI
0nrosnrfar
Decorah-posten., 1903-10-23
Sritiih SrifasIe.

Gre SEQ. li8eioumauae @uIerenNer
% Raper % ct Seaeri.SopeO flores
np / imna Stptfer 90 iettes oper
Decorah-posten., 1903-10-23
gulius sllcr Sporrtuins Of MI
Sprniprtcr.

@fan ftnoer paa mangt MT | Dor
Gi0. Oct betrogte8 life MI lpnsere
iom noget mt, at man logger JIG Ci.
ter at opaIe ipritiIte Spreracer. Gn'
teItmrn0 og 6oreuiu9cr bar paa Bette
0urauoc oirfet utrGttcIig % meb itor
Smfoiming / LANCE SiSer, i oeu Sen'
iigt at forbe0re Dor 9elGtntng al MT.
tige SuS0pr. 9ette bar oGret en- ior.
tienitiuI0 8ierning. Otter iammr
Msniter bar Ser III / 6Gn ierere S,o
6aunet iig ilere iterrc % mtuore 6or'
euiugcr meo set GormaaI for Eie at
ooeIife irritilte @rrter, YIanter,
6rltgter % SoruiortGr, ion at alt, iom
bprfeS paa Marfen fan bItoe al ol?rs
beOite SIagS o. iaaIcSeS I'll itsrre
Nptte o. islgcIig al iterre Gprht.
9ctte MoaI ieges raaet, life blot oeo
uOcIlttenSe at pRlge I'll ll0iGo Ntt
be6itc Sre, iom M er oct brugeIiSite,
men ioruemmeIig SerueO, at man paa
tmitis % piNerifabcIig Sis ueS
arD0&riug irembriuser noget mi,
poa iamme @i5 icm YhtIUiIet er cp'
itoGet DCo S~rpoSring al Seit % 2Giel.
GLiteTIsocrer cr Tor Iruge iioen cp'
itaaet iOm HeiuItnt al &ruSsuirg mel
lem 8eOfIcper % SoibfIsoer. ioa al
ieIoe <uiteu er life no elIer ~utieuOt.
fuu at set MI Srioes eiter en- itSrrt
NanIeitot, iaa set fan fomme Ill mere
a~Imiu6eltg guoenoeIie.
Gen nationnie "8rain 9eaIers us,
iociotiou" iom bolOt 3sNe / Wiuue
opoIiS npIis. ub:alte i'm bsieie aner
fieuoeIie % &o$ ooer set arbei0e, ION
iorEta8es oeo Dc iorifjeaige 6orisss
itatiouer % I8erSgrfningSifoIer
2lroet. Geune screening al @rsn
bauSIere, Ser pel beSit fan foritaa iii
poa ilige Siua, tiIbuoer fin @SeSuir
fen % u0taler guifet ON, at anieIiau
9eIguninger OpitiIles I aserSprt
uinasafbelingeu, nanr ~llbitiaingen
.ISt. Souis bdSes uGite Sommer, ia,
Decorah-posten., 1903-10-23

3 Charts Vnro ~tidisemeS 2 Eirno
.G~narefjso al $oIien os ct Yiino iait
JIef. Oct foeeS Iansiomt, til bet n
aloelcs mort. On bnIp Zine, for bet
ifol ierperes, bar man en- 2aftbe meo
arnbber eler en- lioen Dor meo gum.
nier OPT tiiligcmeo en- Tbeife Salt, ct
Iioet Gran adjenne, 5 NeIlifer o. "a
Sop 9iiensrpn, iom er paifet / Here
gano cg bar itnaet en- Zine | ganO
isrit.
Warincrfe Qamme.Sjerter.
Ger Sammebier.er i~rnifiares alt
Seot % ipttes cDer | en- Grpoe, meD
iaa meget @on6, at BET itaar oper, o.
to Gbeifeer SaIt. Sc foges, til be CT
uIOeIes msre, og iGttes iaa tiliioe !
@anoet, De bIep togt l. fl De er fOIoe.
Sc fiPres ga op / Sfiuer % Ipgges
en- Stenfruffe. % ooer Dem, os mel.
lem, lpseer man en- glnnbing al en-
itor Seq, opifaaret I Sfiper, 2 9aur.
bGrblobe, 6 NeIIifer o. 6 Beberforn.
iom er blanoet meo liot Salt. 2iot
Salt itrees oeiaa oper Sfiperne al
&isSet. ODER alt bRloes iaa meget
@SSif, at oct itaar oper; BET itaar iaa.
Ieoes ! ire Gage, os er % faroig til
at ipiies.
Decorah-posten., 1903-10-23
Ghufulabe.3 nSbina.

en- Bint Weelf foges cg irsres to
SpiieIfeer repet GbofoloSe, ire Sroa.
Der Sanilie % en- bnIp Sop Sitffer.
70 llnie @elatiu oplsies / liot folS
0feIf % 6nOet i9ttes oerpoa op ! en-
@rpSe fogenoe 8nno, til @eIatinen
er aIoeles oplsit. Saainart Gbofo.
Iaoe-glan6ingen foyer, bor man Sc
latinen l. % letter BET iaa tiIiibe ior
at oifisIes, ba rsrer man 10 piIfe0e
SGg | % bGlSer oct iaa op | en- 6orm.
Man Ipiier sen enter neo "Soit GU
Itnro", lapet al en- 8irt Welf, TO 9ga.
gepIommer, 70 &op Suffer o. en- Ii.
ben &lat Smsr, eaer man ipiIer Den
meo 6Isbe.
Decorah-posten., 1903-10-23
Oeeorab. poaen's
1orRmlRbua
for 19O2-19O3.
ygTN~
Tamilies 9Gsning go. 26.

Elsie 8sser, Der hpcr Sgit ienoes no
til ginteraitenlasnius, mootases meo
itaois itisenpe gelOllje at SIaoets &u'
blum. forbi De bposr benz iaa nteset
bdaoe I'll Cplpsnins os llHoerbolonins.
9enne Sps bar ri forisst at sisre enona
sjilosre eno be tiol,sere 'ubaipue Siuo
Sor bet isrite sr ben 16 Siber itsrre. sno
be bibtil bar pleiet at uere, bsruGit bu'
Der ben paa ct lanst risboloisere Suu.
~iratioHsitoi eub uosen iio,taere uosaue;
ben ~iubsbolosr life minSre or baIpburb
oreoe Slaeoer.
Decorah-posten., 1903-10-23
gprifOie.T nbSina.

Mdn benDter bertil tsrrebe Ipri-
foier, iom bar IigBet gtatten oOer
@dn6 % 6erpaa er fogt langiomt meo
paste meget Suffer % gauife Iioei
8ano, til De err goot uofogte. Mau
tager iaa meget oeraf, iom man oil
bare iii ct Wtaal, % bar oct | 9un'
sen al et Stegeiao. Saa laper man
en- &ere al ~ Sop Iel, en- toppct
Sbeife Batting 8opNer, y S6eife
Salt, en- Spiieife Suffer, en- Spieife
Smsr og 2saop 0telf % bar BET ooer
aprifoierne. Set iteges | en- ristil
beO 9~ageroon, % rlaar oct er itegt
bopIoer man oct no, iao 8rugter
fonmer paa EopperL % iaa itror ma
Ii0t piiIperiieret Suffer oper % ipiie,
ben iaa itrar, meO eIer u0en 8lebe
Sage6iter.
Haor man bar 2erninger al %Ei,
Gruit" igien, Fan man benptte cen
paa felgeube Mtaabe: Nan fiepler
uo Geigeu sauite tguS, % paa Solr
helen al Oen imsrer man en- SlanSin!
lauet al Gaoler, &oiiuer % Isooe
fierner, iom er batfet tint iarmeu
Soa logger man Oen onoen SaIube
ouer, ifiGrer set op i imaa 6irfante.
% ite9er Dem i en- temmeIis beo ga
geroun.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1903-02-06
A SAD DEATH
That Of Raymond Harold
Murphy

Raymond Harold Murphy, the II
year old son Of William Murphy anc
wife died very Unexpectedly YESTERDAY
afternoon at the residence of his pai
ents He was sick only about 4e
hours. but has been a sufferer from
kidney troubles.
The funeral will take place from
Union church Saturday at 2 p. m. and
friends and acquaintances are respect
fully invited to attend.
He was bright. manly little fellow
we'll liked by all his schoolmates anc
friends and 1t Is sad that such prom
ising young life should be taken when
there are so many others who could
better be spared.
The sorrowing parents have the
the sympathy Of the entire community
In their great loss.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1903-02-06
CRAIN-CHRIST
Two Popular Young People
Married In San Francisco.

A. B. Grain. passenger fireman or
the Salt Lake division. and Miss Meta
Christensen we're married at the Gold
en- West Hotel. San Francisco, We'd
nesday afternoon
Mr.. Grain has been a resident oi
Wordsworth for number of years and
is known to be steady. industrious
young man, deserving of happiness.
The bride is an attractive young
lady, very popular in Wadsworth So
ciety, and is possessed of all the quail
ifications Of a model wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grain will take a tour
of California before returning to Wads-
worth where they will reside.
The DISPATCH joins their many
friends In wishing them full measure
of happiness.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1903-02-06
Something That VIII
DO YOU Good.

We know OF no way In which we can
be OF more service to our readers than
to tell them Of something that will be OF
real good to them. For this reason we
want to acquaint them with what we
consider one Of the very best remedies
on the market for coughs. colds. and
that alarming complaint, Group. We
refer 10 Chamberlain Cough Remedy
We hsvs used It with 81 good resuI s
in our family SO long that it has become
a household necessity. BY its prompt
use we haven't any doubt that 1t has
time and again prevented Group. The
testimony Is given upon our own exper
ience. and we suggest that our readers.
especially those Who have small child
rem, always keep 1t In their homes as a
safeguard against croup.--Camder
Is. C. } Messenger. For sale by all
dealers.
c. H. Elliott. of oil stock fame is
prospcring at Tonopah.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1903-02-06
Not Much DoinpiYct.

c. T. Short and Jeff Poole took a
sleigh ride from Reno to below the
asylum where the new Wadsworth is
supposed to loom up but it is not.
Stone Co. bought the hill In Ulyat' S
field and will use 1t to fill in across
the meadows and for the shops and
side tracks. There are many con-
filictlng stories about the site and sit
uation.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1903-02-06
DENTIST

The Dentist, DR.. Keith, will re-
main only few days longer. Office
at Nevada House.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1903-02-06

home for the Governor of Nevada.
BY Gushing, to let half orphans en-
ter the orphans home.
All the foregoing are in committees.
In the Senate the evening Of Tues
day and all day Wednesday was given
to the Ernst-Williams contest. Will
liams was seated.
SENATE.
THURSDAY.
Senator Brougher invited the men,
bers to the inaugural ball.
Petition by Bell for mail route be.
tween Belmont and Tonopah was
passed.
A. B. 38. Riley: An act regulating
the mileage and compensation Of jur-
ors serving on coroner's juries. Re-
ferred to Judiciary Committee.
Bill by Bell to protect men working
in or about machinery was passed,
ASSEMBLY.
A. B. 80, Riley: To amend the act
regulating houses of prostitution, dance
houses and houses where beer, wines
and spirituous liquors are sold. Pub
lie Morals.
A. B. 4or Riley: To prohibit the
the sale of ardent spirits to Indians in
this State. Judiciary.
A. B. No. Al, McCarran: To reg
ulate veterinary medicine and surgery
in the State Of Nevada. Judiciary
The first bill to come up on the
third reading and final passage was
A. B. No. |, introduced by Mr. Will
son, the "sheep bill. y which passed the
house the other day but was recalled
for reconsideration.
McCarran moved to make 1t spec
ial order for tomorrow afternoon at
2.3O o'clock This led to a great deal
OF discussion. The vote was taken and
the bill passed again by a vote Of 2l
to A.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1903-02-06
SUITS FOR THE MASQUE.

Suits for the masquerade ball to be
given by the International Assn Of
Machnlsts can be hired at George
Herberth's. Prices reasonable. Call
early as cnly limited number have
been obtained
Several prizes will be given. for the
best dressed. mcst original character.
man and woman. also for the best
group
Tickets can be obtained from any
Of the members and are now on sale
at the principal business houses.
Railroad Bridges.
Material for the bridges on the new
line Of railroad is being piled up near
Clarks and other places.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1903-02-06

ssThe Grand Jury will meet early mex,
month.
Mr. and Mrs. |. H. Kent were ir
from Saltwater yesterday.
Do not forget the reduced prices In
shoes at Grlswolds.
J. A. Goldle spent Wednesday at
the county seat
Dave Wilkinson. George Smith and
jeff Poole are down from Olinghouse.
Sup't H. M. Yerlngton will be con-
fined hs room several weeks. We
trust he will soon be well.
In the Ernst Williams contest
Williams won so easily the Carson
papers could see no grounds for the
trouble.
Any one wishing machine oil and
needles for Singer sewing machines
can get them at Nelson's t4ilor shop.
The White Knight at the Post Office
is the best S cent cigar ever offered
for the money. That's all.
J. A. Gregory will have masks for
the masquerade. Probably be here
Sunday Call and get your face fixed
up.
]. A. Gregory has fine asssort
ment of latest valentines on show at
his store Prices that will suit every
body's pocket book.
We have just received our new book
of samples from Myer & Co., the great
Chicago merchant tailors, in which we
show the newest and finest fabrics in
spring and summer clothing. Your
measure accurately and correctly taken
OF E. Griswold's.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1903-02-06

C. n. Elliott. of oil stock fame is
prospcring at Tonopah.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1903-02-06

The White Knight.
Social dance Saturday night
Mabel Bouton is dead.
Senator Newlands is sick in Frisco.
Charley Burchardt Is improving
A. Pollock visited Reno "Wednesday.
C. B. Williams and wife are visiting
Reno.
Freeman Springer spent Tuesday in
Reno.
The weather is too cold for mining
prospectors.
There are many cases OF grippe all
over the State.
Thos. Heany and family arrived
from the West Tuesday.
George Herberth does moi improve
as fast as expected.
Andy Russell is out Of the hospital
and has returned home.
We thank Hon J. F. Crosby for bills
and documents from Carson.
The young daughter of Bishop
Moreland died of pneumonia.
Jeffries will fight Corbett to finish
at Carson for a purse Of $4,000.
The Wieland saloon at Reno was
held up at midnight Wednesday by
two masked men who secured $50
and small diamond. There were Is
men in the saloon at the time.
1t Is said Carson ladies' are sending
away from home for 500 dresses for
Mrs. E. G. Hummel and family left
last night for Sacramento where they
will make their future home.
A full line Of spring and summer
samples at K. Nelson's tailor shop
Call and examine them.
Rev. F. S. Lawrence will preach
next Thursday and Friday evenings at
St. Clair in the New Church and at
Fallon school house Sunday at | a.
m. and 7:3o p. m.
w. D,Phillips and Harry Butts were
bound over to await the action Of the
Grand Jury they having been charged
with robbing the S P. ticket office at
Reno.
There will be temperance meeting
at the Baptist church. Sunday evening
February h,the VIC. T. U and the
Christian Endeavors both taking part.
Appropriate songs and rectations will
form a part Of the evenings entertain
ment; also a lesson from Benhadad's s
defeat. found In the ST Kings, 10th
chapter, verses II to TO- Everybody
cordially invited to attend the services
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Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1903-02-06
Escaped an Awful Fate.

Mr.. H. Higgins, Of Melbourne, Fla.
writes: NM doctor told me had Con-
sumption and nothing could be done
for me. ! was given up 10 die. The
offer Of free trial bottle Of Dr.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption in
duced me to try 1t. Results we're start
ling. am now on the road to re-
covery and owe all TO DR.. Kings New
Discovery. It surely saved my life, .
This great cure is guaranteed for all
throat and lung diseases by all druggists.
Price soc & $l.OO. Trial bottles free
There are severl feet Of snow al
Olinghouse and water will be plentiful
thic caocNp
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1903-02-06
Bills on File.

All the bills sent US from the leglsla-
tive halls at Carson will be kept on
file at this office for the use of the
public.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1903-02-06
LEGISLATIVE
PROCEEDINGS.
Doinss in Senate and Assem-
bly, Since Our Last Issue.
SENATE.
TUESDAY,.

Senate called to order at the usual
hour. President Allen in the chair.
Roll call. Prayer by the chaplain.
Journal read and approved.
S. B. II. Bell: Regulating COM
pnnsation Of Nye county officials.
Read third time and passed.
S. B. 10. Brougher Relating to
appointment of State Minerologist.
Mines and Mining.
S. B. 3, PRUDENTIAL. To provide
funds for an exhibit at ST Louis. Bill
amended by cutting appropriation from
$4,000 to $4,000. and giving the
Governor appointing power.
ASSEMBLY.
The eight hour bill introduced by
Denton was passed by unanimous vote.
Also A. B. by Cook. to regulate pro-
ceedings in civil cases.
There was a long discussion over
the sheep grazing bill.
Kitson will introduce bills to fix
license on games Of chance and dance
halls.
McCarran wants State Fish Com
mission.
Denton new revenue act supple
menting and amending the present
one.
Griffin: Authorizing trustees of
school district No. 10 in Reno to sell
certain property now on hand ard pur-
chase real estate for a new school
house.
Cooke: Amending and supplement-
ary to the act relating to the settle
lnent Of estates Of deceased persons.
Averil: To restrict power of in
iunction.
BY Skaggs, to amend Sec. |, Art.
4 Of Constitution.
BY Noteware, to buy a lot and build
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1903-02-06
Mass.

Mass will be celebrated at the Cath
olic church Sunday at 1890, a. m.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-07-01
 WINDOW and DOOR SCREENS.

At this writing the sun is strug> gling to show US his bright and smiling face and if success crowns < the effort it will be warm enough to make screens for windows and doors \ not only comfort but also neces> sity, and so we want to call your at~ tention to our line of these goods and quote just few prices;
 Screen Doors, all sizes, 75c c.ssa.ss.. Screen Doors, all sizes, S1.25 Screen Doors, all sizes, S1.5O Screen Doors, 7 it., 6 inches
 higb, $l.76s
 The fixtures are included in prices Window Screens to fit any
 window, 22c, 27c, soc, s35c ].
 The difference in the height of screens makes the difference in prices, all are hard wood and well oiled. " .3.sr
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1903-05-26
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT,

Miss Susie Summer is at home from
Elizabeth College, Charlotte.
Glenn Springs Water is the Water
that cures.
Mr.. R. j. Miller, of Columbia, was
in the city the past several days.
Miss Edith Potberry, of Washington,
D. c., is visiting Miss Laura Blease.
Mr.. J. Berry Richards, of Maybinton,
was in the city for few hours yester-
day.
Sheriff Buford requests that all delin-
quent taxpayers call and settle, as his
books must be closed.
Mr.. S. D. Shockley, of Columbia,
spent Saturday and Sunday in the city
on visit to relatives and friends.
The Rev. w. l. Herbert, of Main
Street Methodist Church, Columbia, was
in the city fora few hours Saturday.
DR.. D. j. Quattelbaum, of Winnsboro,
and Miss Virginia. Quattelbaum, are
visiting their sister, Mrs r. o. Stewart
in the city.
Miss Lizzie Dominick, who has been
teaching in the Greenwood graded
schools, has returned home for the sum-
, mer vacation.
Prof. H. B. Dominick, principal OF
the Central high school, has returned tt
Newberry to spend the summer vaca.
tion.
Governor Bob Taylor will lecture ir
the opera house on Friday night, the 5tf
of June, under the auspices of the Wo
mans Club.
Summer Brothers have given notice
that. beginning with this afternoon anc
continuing during the summer months
they will close their stores at 6. 80 O 'clocl
in the afternoon.
The County Board of Education will
meet on the 7th of July for the purpose
OF appointing trustees for the variou.
school districts of the county. Patrons
who desire to do SO may suggest name.
before that date.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1903-05-26
Engagement Announced.

The following is taken from the social
column Of the Augusta Chronicle:
'"The engagement Of Miss Katherine
Ashley to Mir. Marcus l.. Spearman, is
announced the marriage to be solemniz-
ed, June the sd, at the Presbyterian
church in Trenton, S. G..
"Miss Ashley is the charming sister
Of Mrs. Duncan Jones, and for num-
ber of years made Augusta her home,
during which time she won by her de-
lightful personality, many friends.
"Mr. Spearmar :a one of Newberry' 8
foremost business men, and will intro
duce his bride to a pleasant circle of
friends, who will cordially welcome her
in their midst"
The following is from the Trenton, S.
c., correspondence of the Augusta
Chronicle:
1.-The engagement is announced of
Miss Katherine Dunbar Ashley, of
Trenton to Mr. Marcus l.. Spearman, of
Newberry, S. c., the marriage to occur
June 3 in the Presbyterian church at
noon. Miss Ashley comes from an old
and honored family in Rarnwell county
and is one of the most G. cured women
in the State; attractive in person, gifted
in mind, she is charming acquisition
to any circle in which she moves, and
Newberry should feel justly proud t.
welcome into her midst one so accom-
plished.
"Mr. Spearman is dcservedly popular
point, and all will unite in showering con
gratulations upon him in his approach
ng MARRIAGE
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1903-05-26
STREET BLIND TIGER.
Constable Perry and Policeman Franklin
Capture Him and Mayor Earhardt
Takes Care of Him.

John McCracken, colored, was ar
rested Saturday n.sht on Main street
by Constable R. B. Perry and Police
man Franklin on a charge of violating
the dispensary law. Yesterday morn
ing he was taken before Mayor Ear
hardt and pleaded guilty. He was
given $1,000 or thirty days. and chose
the days.
Constable Perry had suspicioned Nc
Cracken for some time, and had been
watching him closely. He had raided
his house several times, but failed to
find any whiskey. Saturday night while
Il company with Policeman Franklin he
saw McCracken sell half pint of liquor
on Main street. The arrest was made
Immediately.
Constable Perry has been working
with the police force and has been very
successful in capturing the tigers. One
does not flourish long before he takes
him in.