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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-07-03
CRISIS AT PoRT ARTHUR.
Japs Are Reported to be Crowding
In

Japs Are Reported to be Crowding
In.
Chefoo, July . 1880 a. ra.-Affairs
are, it is asserted, reaching a crisis at
Port Arthur and the Russians are
ready 10 meet it with all the forces at
their command. The few foreigners
remaining at Port Arthur, with the ex-
ception Of several who are under sus-
picion, have been ordered to leave. A
number arrived here today They in
Guided the managers and clerks o.
large firms. who continued in business
during the siege. The Russians sealed
the premises and gave the merchants
receipts for their stocks of goods.
The Norwegian steamer Sentis is in
the harbor ready 10 bring out the wo-
men ana children Every Russian sub
jeCt, it is reported, has been ordered to
take a place in the ranks and join the
forces facing the invaders on the hills
back OF the town
Have Many Vessels
-Four battleshlps. gunboats and tor
pedO boats are kept in the harbOr while
five battleships, cruisers and torpedo
boats make excursions to sea One
torpedo boat. it is claimed. has sue
eeeded in making three trips to Yinkow
and IL is reported that on her last trip
Admiral Skrydloff was taken to Port
Arthur on her.
a number of junks loaded with fresh
provisions have succeeded in passing
the Japanese blOckading fleet One
junk landed 5,0e0 sacks of -four 4
cargo Of coal is also said 10 have been
landed Chinese who arrived today say
the japanese have increased their
blockading fleet to forty vessels.
The ships which have been under re-
pair have rejOined the squadron. For
eigners who have arrived are reticent
but they contend that since the disaster
to the battleship PetropavlOvsk the
Russian fleet has sustained no damage
beyond the seven-foOt hole in the bat
tleShir SeyastopOl which has already
been repaired They claim TO know
nothing Of a vessel previously report
ed ashore southeast Of Yaiotieshan
prOmOntOry
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-07-03
NO NEWS OF FLEET.

which would be against every instinct
OF our nation"
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ALONG TkAIL OF FLOOD IN NORTHEAST SECTION cITY.

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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-16

Adams diggings. From TALKING with
cattioman, lind that tho BIG trail
that Adams sought for "a tho old war
trail OF the White Mountain Apache
from the White mountains 20 the
Dragon mountains The two peaks
that Adams wanted 90 find are IN the
northwest corner OF the White Noun.
tain reservation. O.. Is not healthy for
a proapoctor 20 90 through that sec.
ton A. long az man 70 10 the saddle
looking tor atoci. he iB not molosted +.
but 70 be breaks rock bullets begin 90
fly 4 be goes DO panning ana does
not leave when the Indians tell him
10. soldiers viii put him 90 the reboS.
walton Cattlemen say that they see
as good signs OF mineral there az they
ever saw anywhere.
Inc delegate Ia congress from Ari.
roma 10 now trying 20 secure tue pass.
age OF a law permitting prospecting
and mining on the reservation
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-16
AN lMPOSTOR
or THE WORST KIND
JOHN o'coNNoR, THE ALLEGED
MUTE. Is THE FELLOW Wa
MEAN.

There langulahos at the city hastilc
in close confinement one John O'Con.
nor o. bogus mute ana an impostor Of
the worst sort ~ least newspaper
reports coming from along tho route
over which he has traveied the past
fortnight would lead ono 90 believe
that ho ia an lmpoater and that hls
game 10 chasity graft charity such as
the deserving poor and needy are en-.
titled TO.
These are the echoes from the talnt.
Ga trail
Trinidad-1ho same party was re-.
Gently In Trinidad anu had a 6t here
also. but evidently found a warmer
climate conducive 90 HE nealth AM
way be Oh no longer out in the cold.
las Vogaa--John O'Connor. the sole
survivor of the Jonnatown food. who
waa nut 90 tho police station for A.
legged drunkenness, mas gone south
on the funds contributed by char.
table citizens.
O'COunor arrived On Albuquerque
some time yesterday and Immediately
sought out Mrs j. w. Edwards, proai.
dent of the Non. Sectarian Benevo.
lent society and when he told his sad
story OF want, ne was sent % tho
city building and given a place 10
sleep In the Jail re Immediately pro
ceoded 10 warm things up 10 the JAIL
ny putting a Quilt IN tho stove and
severely burning his hdnds lie used
about as much iudgmen, as a crazy
man. and for fear that he would barn
tho Jail. Chief OF Police McMlllin or.
dorod him placed m a cell. The city
authorities are IN a Quandary az "a
what 20 DO With him.
O'Connor says that ne is tho sole
survivor OF the Jonnstown food, ne
carries a card bearing the impress Of
81 Luko's hospital pittsburE. teGti
fying 20 bis being deaf and dumb
and trying b get 60 brother In Cal
ifornla. but tho authorities are doubt
ful as % lts genuinenoas.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-16
THE ALAMEDA DYKE
60.
Letter on me Subject 10 MlyOr NJ
Srs From Superintendent EASIER
II SHOULD &c REPAIRED

Albuquerque g. ~ Jan IS. 1904
Mr g. p Myers. Mayor of City OF Al.
buqucruuo Albuquerque New Mex.
icu
Dear Sir Confirming our CONVEX.
sutton OF today Ia regard 20 making
permanent ropairu 20 Alameda dyke
to put this dyke 10 proper shape vii.
cog & about &iltb06. which does not
ihcludc the cost Of hauling gTavo,. nor
.ho cost Of hauling tho material for
the temporary track The plan We
propose is. first, 20 hll out the ombank.
ment with earth. which will require
Ten thousand cubic yards, then lay q
temporary track from our main zinc
io the dyke. aud uso twouty.Hix hun.
lrod cubic yards OF gravel ON the up.
per slope 0f the dyke; after doing th,a
work 20 put up barbod wire fence. "a
order 10 KEEP stock on the dyke. nhs
i0 keep q from being tumplod down
am Informed that the city OF a.
uquOrque ls willing 10 spend some
money Tor this purpose. and We are
willing 10 make YOU the folloalng pro.
position
The cIty 20 stand tho expense Of
putting in the earth ombankmont. 10
pay for the loading aud the unloading
% the grave, and the cost of the
fence. whicn viii be- in the nelghbor
hood OF three thousand dollars.
The company will stand the expense
OF putting Ia the temporary track, and
taking up. and viii haul free OF cost
tho gravel from our gravel pit near
AlRodonea
Ia tElH connection presume the
city can arrange with the county "a
furnish a right Of way across tho land
for the temporary track. and also tho
right TO fence the dyke after Il has
been repaired.
Will you kindly take this up with
your city council and advise me a.
soon AZ possible as 20 their accept
ance OF this proposition. as the ma,
tor should have prompt attention. II
the dyke Ia to be put On proper shape
Go Withstand the spring Hoods
Yours truly,
y j EAGf.EY.
Superintendent
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-16
Pneumonia
Unless Cured quickly
viii result fatally.

THE moot robust suocumb az quickly
az ne weak aud delicate, for thoy require
juai as much ar, n not more, 70 purify che
blood. PNEUMONIA makes Il impossible
Cor air % freely enter The lungs. Such q
oouditlon must DO quickly relieved.
When the lungs are inaamod, harsh
eKpoctonnis make tho trouble woFse, And
aatrlugonia cause great trouble BY drying
up the aoorotlonA Mosioough medicines
contain such ingredients and thatia ohlohy
Why they cannot b used "a PHEuuoa1A,
smother reason 10 thas thoy nearly an
contain opium which is eriromely danger
Gus when tho system has been proalrutsd
BY such depressing disease a. PHnuwoaIA
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-16
DOUHE TY DIES
At CONVICT CAMP
WHILE SERVING SENTENCE or
ONE YEAR FcR JAIL BREAKING,
HAD AN HONORABLE DIS.
CHARGE FROM ARMY.

John Dougnerty. sentenced 90 one
years imprisonment from this county
for breaking iail last spring. died from
an internal hemOrrhago at the camp
ui convicts az work on tho Scenic
Route road on the Dalton divide
Thursday afternoon at 8 O'Clock. The
romans OF the deceased were taken
tp the ponitontIary buryinE plot "a
Santa Re YESTERDAY D0ughorty had
served term OF Ave years ln tho
Fourth United States cavalary and
had an honorable discharge from tho
army. he served On the Philippine
lalGnds and actively engaged in cam.
paignlng against the insurgents To
was present az the fight "a which
Major General LaWtOn was killed
u soews that after bis diacharFe.
he landed in this city where DO s0t
in some slight tr.uhlo and al tho time
~ tho iaiI break here. iast spring
he was one OF those charged with par.
tiClpation therein while ln the Pail.
lpplna Islands be- had contracled
dyBenlory. which never leit him Tie
was sent % the convlcts camp Under
the impression that out door lie and
afr would benefit bis malady While
undergoing sentence he was Weli BE-
hayed and received quite an allow.
ance of good time
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-16
MRS. SHOCH PASSES AWAY
DIED MONDAY MORNING At The
FAMILY RESIDENCE IN SANTA
re.

The death % Mrs George W. shoch
has cast a gloom over many heorts.
she had been Ia failing health for
more than six years, but not until a
few days ago did q become certain
that the end was very near. on satur.
day morning a decided change for the
worse was noted. Tier vitality stead.
'ly declined until she passed peaceful.
ly away az 8 o'clock this morning
Her mother. Mrs. shaohCr. her hua.
band and Miriam. her wear old
daughter survive her.
Mrs Shoch waa the only daughter
OF DR.. and Mrs. }. @ shaenor. and was
born on March no. 1867. IN Borryvilie,
Dauphin county. Pennsylvania. She
was married 10 Mr. shoch nine years
ago and their home previous 20 com.
Ing west was nc Bethayroa. a beautiful
suburb OF Philadelphia. Mrs. shoch
was a woman % rare attractivcness.
OF genial disposition and a dnO Chris.
tlan character, She was a woman also
OF unusual accomplishments. especial.
ly as a musician. For aiX years she
was soprano singer IN a quartet choir
Ia So. Matthews Lutheran church.
Philadelphia. She received her music.
80 education al a we'll known Phlladei.
phia musical academy. conducted by
Professor Hweckwer-Now Mexican
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-16
new MEXICO
A, R, Gibson, Of Santa Fs, stu
Talking About This TsuiicH,
INTERESTING INTERVIEW

Prom Toledo OniO. Times
our territory. New Mexico. wants
20 be admittcd into the Union az once
and woh We should be-. for we have q
population OF $4,000. and feel salts.
fled that the number will be- increase
10 tive times chat amount should ,ur
request bo granted said A r. Glib
son OF Santa Re New Mexico. to The
Times az tho hOody hotel
"Hosldon. no continued "wo have
witnln our borders more natural con,
ditions than ever existed IN any state
west Of the hiHsissippl river before
ne admission These naturoi oppOr.
tunitios would bring capital. and mil.
lions OF acres Of lana owned by the
government would be purchased and
developed by irrigation The cattle
raising industry Ia thriving. and less
percentage OF loss o. recorded from
this section ot the country than from
any other cattleraisiag district The
mining industry q on the noon NJ the
present time. and miners arr flocking
there trom an over tho country. We
have the celebrated Elltabethi0wn and
Gold Gulch gold mines. located but a
short distance from ua Tho latter
Yields ore which brings $4,000 a ton.
The climate OF tnis territory "a
unsurpassed and outdoor games can
De played with comfort every day OF
the year A. 10 insects oil All kinds.
Santa re n on exception. and We are
tree from all mosquitoes and insect
pests. Ihe scenery Is delightful. and
there are scores OF places OF historic
and scenic interest within a short ais.
tanee of my city.
About a mile from Santa Fo 10 10.
ested what h called the "aunmount
Tent city, a coy OF tents not erected
IN the happy golucky manner. but
with a Nov 10 comfort 10 its residents.
This 10 a sort OF an outd0c sanitarium
for people afflicted with pulmonary
diseases OF an kinds. the only one OF
ia kind in the world Persons can
live Ia their own tents and enjoy
homo hfe, or they may board and room
Al the Trent Hotel The United states
Marine Hospital for Consumptlves ia
a. Fort stanton. n .,e and one is now
being established ~ Fort Bayaru, N.
81. BY the United states for the trent.
ment ct unJea States soldiers affllct.
Cd with pulmonary trouble.
This climate and country. which %
free from dust and sand storms. ia re-
puted 20 be the only location on the
continent whore so.called incurable
pulmonary diseases have been con.
quered
Mr. Bibson ls here oonfcrrng With
Colonel J G. Bonner, Clarence Loopor.
Robert 10 Hamhlin and J O. halaple.
me-, who are interested with him On
the construction of a plant at santa
Re FOR the furnlanihg OF electricity for
lighting and Industrial purposes.
The capital Light anu over com
nauy, which includes capitalists ~ 10.
iedo and Albuquerque. ". S.. held n
meeting at tho Hoody. Colonel j. G.
Bonner OF TINS city. vas delegated 90
proceed 90 New MexIco and confer
with W g Hopowoll OF Albuquerque.
respecting the establishing OF a rive
thousand-horso power plant for fur.
nlahIng electricity % three cities ~
that section. Colonel Bonner exports
90 go south about the 18th % the
month
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-16
IMPORTED ARRESTED
STORY IS OUT THAT ALVoRD AND
STILES ARE M JAIL nv COMO.
RA

% De- reported in Douglas. Arizona
that Alvord and stiles have both been
arrested in Mexico
The same report was heard by the
shorifs Office in Tombstone. though
40 good authority Tor the romor has
been found
sheriff Lewis was lu Douglas salur.
day morning and ls supposed 20 have
gone into Mexico
The story OF an alleged Interview
Of a California Newspaper correspond.
ont with Alyord and stiles IN Cananea
on a day Lewis and hls deputies were
also there 10 not credited az Douglas.
Cananoa authorities say that neither
Lewis or Alvord we're 10 Canauea on
the day the alleged interview Was sup
posed 10 have taken place.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-16
NOW IS THE TIME
TO FIX THE DAM
SEVERAL ClrlzgNs' APPEAL TO
AUTHoRiriEs TO srRERoTHEN
ALAMEDA DAM.

Editors The Ciuzen
Albuquerque N A. Jan some
days since yo9 hat a little articl. iu
your paper calling attention on the
proper authorities TO tho fact that me
Alameda dam should be- attended t0
That suggestion finds a strong o.
spohac in the people. and an classes
~ people, without regard t0 condi
uona. politics 0r anything else. o.
mnnd that th'a matter bo attended DO
immediately and that perm .non.
dnm bo built to secure mo people from
any possible danger from overflow
D. Wiil take AN 1f Che time frnm now
on t.h next May to make proper AZ.
rangtmcntH with The railroad peonl.
and fog tho completion 0f h ny dolnr
Che work slowly it win not cost near
aa much AS f we had to DO lt Id
rush hud pay people their enormous
prices for labor and material. aa D.
necessarily iha case when sou are
confronted w.fh suth a condition 81
thinga aa va had to meet laat year
Ihm De- matter chat taf Oh boz done
why not DO O. properly and before 30
ls too iate9
You viii bedding the people "a. Abu.
Qaerquo and vicinity a great beaohf
(Which Z knm viii bo highly an
proclatod 70 you keep thn matief
daily before me people until soms
thlnF Del done
Yours truly
GENERAL CITIZENS.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-16

Cannon gave a vivid and lntoroBlng
lie sketch
Vocal music was furnished hy Mrs
Mayo and Mrs Cassidy On a duct and
Mra earns Mira Cassidy and Mra
renEyck sang ln a trio.
A short business session followed
Mrs 0corgo L. Brooks was elected
head 90 tho department of domestic
science and current events. and Mra
prcatol was made assistant c0rrna
bonding secretary.
A special meeting o. called for We'd
nosday afternoon
The domestic science and current
.cvonta department mOata Monday a.
tornoon a. 3. the literary department
no t.ib Monday lHi fhc chorus cluu
10 o'clock "wednesday
Six new namo bnv. been added
the past wees bringing Coo member
ship up 20 nearly sixty
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-16

the Pennsylvania railroad has com.
pleted arrangements for the lnauggra.
ton OF a through sleeping car service
between CleVelant. Chic. and Jark6Cn
Vile Fia The roBto will b ~ way
% PittabuFg and WnFhing,oa u vii
be- the first time the penuhyivania has
attempted q service Oh this Kind % tho
south bat the demand fo- such q ycr.
vice has been 20 grea. this winter
that the company has decided 90 Try
the experiment
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-16

Denver. Jan l2-Tho Colou Oh
State Federation or Labor ~ special
ass.on to consider the labor trouble.
n This state. today adopted resolution
urging The immediate pos.agO by the
United siHtos senate of The resolution
of senator Patterson directing the
senate judiciary committee 90 invesil
safe thp labor conditions ln Colorado
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-16

Port Arthur Jan i2.--it 90 reported
hero that owing 10 threatening nows
received from Korea the commanding
officer OF the Seventh Russian Brigade
has gone % Yalu river 70 select tenn.
norary camps and effect the concen.
ration of troops
Owing 20 approximations OF daring
dash on the part OF the Japanese ~
Port Arthur authorities here have TAX.
en- extraordinary precautions In and
about the town ana along the whole
limo OF the Manchurlan railroad.
Rumors were circulated some Time
ago that the Japanese Intended 20
take advantage OF the Festivities in.
cIdout 20 Russian Christmas and sur.
prise the warah'ps here Consequent
BY a viEllant watch De- kept night and
day The whole Russian feet Do nov
in lighting trim
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-16
WOMAN's CLUB NOTES

A most interesting program was
gone over at the W0maus club meet.
Ing Saturday afternoon The works
o. nr Henry Van Dyke furnished the
material
Miss Gearing read ha Prayer for
the Lonoy" Mrs George Albright
read "Othcr Wiso Mem and Mrs Ives
dwolt on ne Footsteps 20 Peace"
Mlas Moon. chairman OF the liter.
allure department read several OF
tho great writer's poems. and Mrs
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-16

M J Collins. formerly an employe
of the Santa 70 Naw Mexican ana
"a resident of tho Capital city has
moved his family 20 Albuquerque He
says h Ia cold ana lonesome Tor him
nc the territorial capital MrB CoIllns
ia a cigarmakor holding n situation
90 Maaaeya factory
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-16
FOL EY'S
HONEY AND TAR

Conialna no harsh orpoCtoruuia, asiFiu.
goua o. opium. IL noothes, heals and
r4engthenn and has been used success.
folly BY promlnoni phyuloians "a sewers
eases Of PanuNouIA
You can rely upon Il On even ths mosi
desperate oaaea. Il has ioug been q
hoasehold iayofiio Cor
an Throat and Lung Troubles
~ sale by J IA oMuiiy a Co
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-16

Washington. Jan NJ The WAT do.
partmont today accepted the proposal
of Harvey Fisko q Sons Of New
York representing Flsko q Robinson
and the National city bank of New
York Tor the entire $1,000 900 bond s
sue % the Philippine government on
account OF the purchase of tho rIar
lands al gt07b77.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-16
RESTORED TO HEALTH

" a. Wallace. ol Pennington. SAN
Juan county, wac interviewed by Chi
caEo reporters curing his recent visit
81 M Windy city rhu account he
rave or the Navaioa ana the benefits
OF New Mexico climate 30 consump.
tvos was sn vivid that NE interview
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-16

regular train on q tour Of inspection
and Incidentally % see tho new union
depot in that city 20 no occupied Joint
" BY the Denver a Rio Grandc and
The Santa We Centra systems.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-16

Colonel w s. Hopoweli. manager q
the Albuquerque Eastern, accom-
paniea by AIRS H0powolI ana their
two sons arayes IN the capital CIty
Saturday evening rom Wilsbofo. aad
are Furais az the Palace
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-16

Announcement was made Saturday
that former Postmaster y W BAUM.
hon OF o. louis has been appointed
mail superintendent OF tho Lnlcago.
Rock Island a Pacific Railroad com.
pany. 20 take effect on February i
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-16

Ticket scalpina--T cief Gaping 90
hard hit pgnin hy ihr decision az DIS.
irIet judge Kluroll l' Horaton. Tex.
as, making pnruauou. au order pro.
hlb'tinE hrob.rs from 1.llng in un.
isod portions 0f reduced rate railroad
tickets of any sore. reading over Tex.
ss reads A railroad ticket. the court
held. ia not property On the ordinary
sense Of The term. but merely owl.
lcncos the r'ght 90 the party 90 whom
10 is issued tO secure transportation 90
reduced rate. according 10 the contract
Huterod into between himself and the
road "Tho court can soc no distlnc.
'Iun' the court continued. "botwoon
buying such a ticket and demanding n
ride. and IN buying a haggagu chock
aud demanding another mans bag
rre" Railway Axe
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-16

General superintendent w. Cough.
lin. Of the Denver a Rio Grando with
headquarters Ga Denver accompanied
by Division superintendent n. ny.
Whlttenhergcr OFT Alamosa. arrived in
the Capital City last evening on the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-16

}. Corey OF Denver. tax agent OF
The Denver q Rio urandc system, is
In Santa Ne 90 appear before ne terri.
torlal hoard OF equalization
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-03-19
SATURDAY MARCH 10, 1904
More Garden Seed for DiStribu-
tiOn.
Lancaster, S. c.

Dear Sir: In distributing my
quota OF garden seed from the
Department OF Agriculture,
have eudeavored to cover my
Congressional District thorough
ly. OF course it is probable.
however, that some have been
missed, SO | have been sending
some sacks Of seed ~ bulk to a
number OF points. ACcordingly
| ordered 200 packages sent to
your address some time ago.
The seed have probably reached
you by this time, but if not, they
will very soon. In distributing
them, please try to reach in par
ticuIar, wherever possible, such
as have not received any already.
Knowing that you have good
facilities for reaching the general
public, | decided to request YOU
TO assist me in distributing the
seed, rs mentioned above.
Hoping TO hear from YOU
whenever | can be Of any scr.
vice to you, am,
ours very truly,
ID. f.. Finley.
Washington, ID. G.. March II.
1904.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-03-19

which is by far tine I>est littilg and makes
you 9oob like yow w>ese moulded. and poured i'm
Them " fth every suit there is written guar
aHAseee guaranteeing yoss new suit D case it
fades or os2# ill., %Slapes Nosv h cam tell you
why they c&23 o1ako s0u aueBh guarantee, simply
5oca1se every pioo< of goods is thoroughly tested
and ahT"g1S o@fN": ii is made ito garment;
consequently there is chance OF >nrinxage or
taiing % forward boy $, ass take ADVANTAGE of
the cSs5 prices for the KIT SD days and if you
SyBaE oEaiy call at ogsr emporium and Inspect our
Stock will premise to dress You ug, oy else make
i o1ne of os1r competitors give you new suit.
kenlbenber Our Douglas and Goldman Line Of Shoes.
The very best that is manufactured Every
pair guaranteed to be solid leather counter: solid
leather soies and double tip toe and if they do
you at our store, cut open, we will freely Give
you a new pair on receipt Of the ones returned
that IS not as we represent it to be.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-03-19

ELI WILKES SHOOTS HIS BROTHER.
Chester, Mar. II, In quar-
rel today at Baton Rouge, this
county, between two brothers,
Eli and Charles Wilkes, the latter
was shot by the former. The
wound is considered ,serlous.
Eli Wilkes has been arrested.