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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-26
7Be Times Daily Short Story.
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as It may. q month passed, during
which l was convinced that as q "thing
Of beauty ! was not "a joy forever
to Adelbert Turnlee. But we became
excellent friends. and when we parted
he declared that be would miss my
companionship very much. I took the
polite speech for what | considered It
worth and made one equally polite
He returned to Europe TO ft himself
for professorship and was gone
two years Meanwhile my own luxu-
RANT locks had grown to their fun
length, and as / stood combing them
before the glass l confess thought
them very pretty. IL they could only
be Titan and | could meet Mr..
Tumlee again, not feeling that | was
trying to make d dupe Of him, perhaps
his mother might have her wish.
was quite sure he would not care for
the pale shade Of my natural hair, so
much less pronounced than that Of my
CASTOR wig.
One day he came His mother was
very i'll. and I had cabled for him.
did not expect him for several days
after the day on which he arrived.
was holding his mother In my arms
when the door opened, and he came
hurriedly into the room. He cast an
anxious glance at her, but it was i'm
possible for him to keep his gaze fixed
on her, and he turned, for he had evil
dorstfr. ta.., .o4ts,tt ~ NV aowor, hotr
'What In the name off,
He stopped short and after kissing
his mother affectlonately asked a null
titude Of questions concerning her.
When he had learned that she was con
valescent and would soon be well he
breathed a sigh Of relief Then be
looked again at my hair I explained
the occasion Of my having been Obliged
20 don q wig TO conceal my shaved
PATE
III you had chosen any color. be
said except that frightful red should
hgve detected that which now see SO
plainly. ! detest red hair
what do you see plainlygn asked
Mrs. Turnlee
Mother, you force me to speak too
plainly Now that your beloved is free
from that hades tinted wig she is D
very pretty girl"
"IIaaes tintedm said tho old lady
feebly. 7 thought It was Titan"
Il confess" Adelbert went on to me
ITO an absurd prejudice conceived
for you on account Of your hair.
noticed and admired you for those
traits that endeared YOU to my moth
er, your unselashness. your tact. yom
natural amlabIity. besides appreciat
ing your intellectual gifts But l cotit
never feel drawn toward a redheadel
girl one night caught a glimpse o.
a mouse headed fairy hltting through
the hall and was delighted, wondei
II Il was not you"
1T must have been.
The image Of that head has beer
with me for ten years It caught MI
fancy and
Later he told me that It had caugh
his heart SO the dear lady got he
wish after all
R0sAMoND ALICIA BUDD.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-26
uenneg n Ine non weevII.

DR. L, o. Howard, chief entomologist
Of the United States department Of
agriculture. says the boil weeYil cannot
be exterminated and that It Is only a
question Of time when II viii invade
every one Of the cotton states. Plow
Ing their fields in the autumn and keep
ing up a constant study Of and warfare
against their enemy are, he says, the
only remedy the cotton planters hare
against the pest Man has often been
confronted. however with somewhat
similar conditions, and. notwithstand-
ing Dr. Howard's prediction, It seems
probable that some effective remedy
may vet be found against even this
minute foe
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-26
The Poverty stricken Koreans.

Not long ago / was in Korea and
got a close view Of the condition Of the
people." said AIr, A. Mckenzie Of Ed
inburgh to Washington Post reporter.
"In all my travels never saw such
i poverty stricken people as the Ko-
reans. They are just one degree re-
moved from the starvation mark all
the time. In fact ii is hardly possi-
bic for them 10 get to any sort Of af-
fluent condition, for the minute one
shows the least sign Of prosperity
forthwith the government swoops down
on him and taxes him back to poverty
They simply cannot escape their pau
per fate"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-26
leather Cannons il Tibetan warfare

NHHTMEE NlIHHWHH n AAUEt7IW FEFF1F0
A cablegram from London to the
Washington Star says: Further re-
ports Of the lighting between the Brit
ish expedition and the Tibetans on
April 10 speak Of leather cannons that
were used BY the Tibetans. A contin-
nous fire from these antiauated weap.
ons was absolutely harmless. A snow
cloud interrupted the lighting. The
Gurkhas attached to the expedition
ceased fighting and lighted fires. The
Tibetans continued the firing, but did
no harm. They finally fled in terror.
Many Of them were found hiding in
caves
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-26
Enncinr ID 500.

British officers are having the scars
Of face wounds removed by the use
of light rays. The London Mail says,
"The custom is rapidly growing Of
surgeons sending their patients to have
the scars left BY operations removed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-26
Mrs. EIughsOn, Of Chicago,
whose letter follows, is another
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her health to the use of Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.

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it drove all disease and poison out Of
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medicines are certainly all they are
claimed TO be- - MRS. NJ r. HUeHsoN,
34T East Ohio St., Chicago. I'll. - 5000
forfef II original Of aboUe letter probing genuine
ness cannot be produced
More than a million women have re-
gained health by the use Of Lydia II.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
III the slightest trouble appears
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write to Mrs. PinISham, at Lynn,
Mass, for her advice, and a few
timely words from her viii show
You the right thing to do. This
advice costs YOU nothing, but it
may mean life or happiness OK
both.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-11-15
Sin uiclicitigcr Mann.

Cine Miirnberger @n3eige bon
1910 loutet: rSiaac Waferl, Bar.
bier, Yarltdenmaher, Haiiert Dor elm
arii5er, l6neiot Die Saar Dor 3pei
&rii5er mo Biitter 4lioer) uno $50.
MADE o~benorein Die jungen artigen
6reuleins, itigt Die 2oternen an
Sabr. ober @ierteliabrsmeiie, Die
Sltngen goeleu lernt ibre Wutter-
lruge grabmaoifolilh nno gan5
leidt, ior9t for ibren Sitten uno
lernts buditabprn. 8eid)l1gt Die
Seroe meilterbaft, mago unO flidt
Sdub unb Stiifel, lernts Sobo
Nboe) uno Slallt, lift Ioer, iest
Sdropfopf gang sering, gibt 5u @or.
6iru (purgierenD elm &ril5er es
Stiif, lernt in Die Sduier Die &obil-
joins uno anOere San5, perfauft ga
bier, Stiifelwire, geiul5ene Sarinf,
Sonigfung, Eiiribten, Maniefallen
mo aue Goniefte, Sers iterfenbe
8ur5elu. 8artoffel, 9rabomurit uno
andres 8emiib."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-11-15
Sas @iiS Der Satin.

Gin Bauer toftmt nit ieiner
brlOen @ottin sum photographer.
pSerr Wnler", iagt er, lid mod)tc
meme 6rau pbotogrnpbiren lallen."
oS6on! SeBen Sic lid liebe
6rolL. mo maden Sic elm redt
ireunolid;eS 8eiid)t Gins
5lpei .... orei 49,. Sertig! Sic
t0nnen bns gilo glei6 mitnebmen!"
oIh, lit gar nitt n0tbig", erpi
bert Ser Bauer, .Sie oiirieu 6as 9ilb
rubig bcbolten!"
nSo. morltm bnben Sic Sbre Srail
ocnn pbotograpbiren lnIien2"
.@cil id) nal ieben mollte, mie Sic
Nlte ousijcbt, menn lie elm fre,no-
lid5es @ciid)t mud]t!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-11-15
&rebs, Snmor, SGmOrrbuiocn, &a-
tarrb, Gcld)iuiire nno Sant-
f%ranfbeitcn.

9ieie meroen ourf cine Terbin.
bilng meoi5inirter Dele erfolgreid,
gebeilt. Sauien6e BON Eerlonen
fontmen 81 ooer ifreiben an Or.
9pe bon &onios Gitp, Wto., Inn oieies
punoerbare Del. Siele 6Glle mcroeu
audi 81 Sauie obne dr5tlife Siilfc
bebanbelt. 9ebaitete Yerionen ioi.
len I'M elm iaitItrirtes Bud lfreiben,
peldes ole peri6ieoenen Sraufbciten
Dor t1no nod Der gebanolung 5eigt.
gler5te empfeblen bieIes gelinoe Sell
mittel. Man i6reibe ober menoe Iid)
an: . +. 9pe, gde Ser gteltnten uno
groaomup, aanlas Gitp, Wto.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-11-15

Serrenl Gs frogt iif, Oh mir 5uerit
cine Sprite ODER Die Sereinsfabnc
oni6aifen. Sb mir bier bnlo ein
6eiler boben merben, lit ungerpiB.
Mber onS in orei @oden IN @unoel,
iingen &erbonosieit lit, oas lit ge-
NIB. Sbne Sabine tonnen mir uns
BORT nid)t gut ieben l~aiIen; oesbalb
Oente ih, i6affen mir 8unddit Oie
Sabine an. Sd meine bait: 9as
9tptbmenOiglte immer 5lterIt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-11-15
ltmihricbeu.

81: rSer5eiheu Sic mir, f0nnen
Sic mir oielleidJt ingell, mas Ole llbr
iit?"
%: oWit Dem qr0Bten Sergniigen.
lie llbr lit elm ~medaniihes Snitru.
mcrt, INN Die 3eit 81 meiien."
~: Sang red,t; aber mas 5eigt
Die llbr ictt ~geraoe?"
3: y@ie ipGt IS it,"
81: sd meme. mclGe 3eit Sic
auf Sbrer llbr baben."
3: sd? Sd babe ia gar feline
ltbr."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-11-15
Jriib friimmt lid, iuas elm 9Gfden
merbeu mill.

Bel 9rau BON 9ernbauien mar
&r1n5den. Wan n%nterbielt lid iiber
uniere Sinoer.
rSa", meinte Die @aitgeberin,
r~rniere 3eit lit nett poral,s. Senfen
Sic, geitern fanb i6 Den eriten Sic
besbrief unieres Sertancrs Geo."
llngldubig l1helten Die anOeren
Oame,l. y, sirf9
Isle ider5en wohl, SEQ lit bod
crit nenn Sabre nlt."
limo eS lit trpBOem 10. @ir mu-
rem oorgeitern i'm Cirrus &relien uto
oa bat SEQ lein Ser5 an Die feline
allnItreiterin Gin perloren."
nSas miro in gang romautiid)."
.Sier lit Ger beriibmte Srief", ulb
Srau bon 9~ernbaulen entnabm
ibrem SanoarbeitSbeutel einen flei-
nen roiaenen 9riefumi6lug NIT
arGbenfIBen benalt: Sin Srdulein
SilD &rellen, &unBoreioerin", offnete
Den 9ogen nno las Dor: n2iebe 2ilpl
@ialt Oh mid beirnoen? SD be.
Tome ipater piel 8elt. 0ein SEQ"
Die Samen mollten fnit Dor
Sad)en eritiden, unb cine nod 5iem-
lid iunge 6rnu ia9te miBbiaigeilO:
Sd be9reife gar nid)t, mie Sic oar.
iiber lad)en fomnen f. @enn Dies
mein 6rib geihrieben bate, blellte
i1 i'm minoelneih olrf."
y@ber, liebe Srau &Gtbiu, mer
miro oelm Die ainoereien 10 ernit
nebmen."
Die Ingerebete 5udte Die Sd)ieln:
r@as Elm SGfd)en weroen mill.
friimmt iih bel 3eiten."
nGiebe Eaula, on bit ein menig
5u idlperiGllilem Sbnrofters."
Die 8nItgeberin moate nod fort.
fabren, aber lie muroe m%terbrod)en.
81, iieb, on fomnt ia Der origi-
nellie flcine 9urife ielbit."
Die Samen 5ogen i'm in lire
Nitte: SEQ, gefGat Dir arelien's
fleine 8lnltreiterin?"
Ger aleinc iiiblte ii6 bodit MIDI
tig: sd beirotbe lie ipGter."
.9iit on elm Finger Slnnge!"
,Wod)teit on oenn nid)t infer
Warieden?"
~Sbr 0elo idon, aber ibr Geiidt
lit nift 10 hiibid)."
@ieoer lndten Die 0amen bell alf
unb Der &leine ifuute nm lid, als
Bate er cine SelOentbat pollbradt.
SEER &otb Q. fommt Is Sabre
ipater bon ieinen @mtsgei6Giten
Suriid.
rSait on es lbom aebort, Yaula,
oas l%lnerborte? SEQ bon 9ern-
bauien murbe bellte Moraen erid)ol-
len neben elmer Observation-Disclosures
ulf Dem &elenber9e nuigeiunben.
Gr iou lie getootet uno Damn lid,
lelblt baS Seben aenomnlen baben."
Wie ut es moglid, 0aB elm Sobn
10 angeiebener Gltern 10 melt font
men fam2
Nntiport! rSriib friimmt iid,, mas
cim SGfden meroen mia."
Alb. Hoberi6.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-11-15
Seplacirte HeScnsart.

Srou <ber: ySdpn mieoer mar
ser &oblentransportellr grob, OILS i'd
mir Oen S6mlt I'M Sreppenbolt$
oerbeten! Sortsberr, bier mil.
len Sic einifreiten!"
Sanitor: oGfeft germ, Srai Su-
Der. Sd lueroe ibm iagen, oaB er
elm gro6er 9iimmel, Elm Sd}mtbiinf
lit, uno mertn er ein @ort iagt, pof'
.ih i'm beinr &ragen unO idmeiB i'm
Die Stiege binunter!"
6rau Siiber: na6 ia, iino Sic 10
freun0lihl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-11-15
Mcrfuiiroigcs Nniinncn.

ySerr Gatb, i'd bite ergebenblt
INN orei Gage llrloub, i) beiratbe. "
SEQ, erlauben Sic - crit I'M BORT
gen Wonat itno Sic brei Gage pegen
Suflueil5a meggeblieben. Serr,
ih frage Sic. nesbalb baben Sic
ridjt gebeirntbet, pie Sic Die Sns
fluen5a nidt bis 3u Sbrer Seiratb
peridoben?"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-11-15
Sarfaitiidjc gclcbrnna.

SEER: sd lag Sbnen, oieie &ont-
genitrablen lino auh uid)ts unberes
ais Slmbug."
Nr3t: y@omit berpeiien Sic bus2"
SEER: nHeulih lieB ih npain Sc
birn mittelit H0ntgeltItroblen photo.
grapbiren uno - nif)ts mar oapon
ST. iclen."
Nr5t: so, ooran iparcn nid)t Die
&ontgenltroblen ifulo."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-11-15
&abridcinlih nidlt.

SuSGen: ngtift pobr, Santfen,
Su bit cine nlte SSuu9fer?"
Snnte emma 60gernO): .@epiB,
Snsfen! aber es lit nid]t idon
cine iold)e Sroge 81 itelen."
Susden: YId lei MIR nift boie.
Sontfeu. ih weiB ia, baB es nidt
Seine Sduilo it,"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-11-15
Ecine &iIte.

Game: Sic ipoIlten mir bod oas
@u6 mitbringer, Serr AiieiIor, =
mie beiBt es bod gleih?"
aiieiior: oSa rihtig; o2eltB, IltS
Dem 3uftbous", - ba6' i6 braliBen
i'm Eel5."
GoS Gienitmdod}en Git pGbrenO.
Dem burd Den Salou 9egangen uno
er5Gblt 0rauBen Der &od)in): Soil
man 10 mas fir m0glid balten, BET
Der 8nGOigen lit elm Serr, Ser er-
5Gblt, BOB er 2Glli aus Dem 3u6t.
balls i'm Nela boil"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-11-15

rSie neuaufgcnomrmene Game
I6eint mir it'll unO laugmeilig 6u
lein, mie beiBt lie Oeuu glei6?"
SID Sic mcinen Die 2ongenbuts
Observation-Disclosures, ole Gilenbobn.
Observation-Disclosures
vSa, Die lit ieDr ciniilbi0."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-11-15

Sn alien Salishaltingen fom.
men b1iliig Serbrennumgen unb Ser
briibun9en Dor. Worum ballet Sbr
niht ct. Safobs Del porrdtbig2 gs
beilt li6er.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-11-15
sSadscmafe InfflGrnng.

81: .0as mar Der iriibere rei6c
Wobeliahrifunt 81
o: rHidt mo9lib Die lit oenr
Der 10 beruntergefommen?"
81: Sea gan5 eiufa6; crit bat er
Ole Wobel periilbert, Damn oas Silber
mieOer rerntObelt uno Oaourd} lit oos
game 8eIdGft aus Dem 2eim &c.
gangen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-11-15
&lapS.

Sllnger Soitbeomter (5u einem
idmGbiid}en Sauern): yNiAt pabr,
Die Sd)tpoben peroen crit 5it pier5ig
Sabren geifeit?"
S6Dobe: ,9oidt bat feline &id].
tigfeit, aber SUN Yoibtbeamte fam
mern idon nit 5pan5ig Sabre
braude."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-11-15
gtm!

@irtb Gin Der Slide 5u ieiner
Srou}: cSenfe Dir MIR, iSrait, orin
inn @uIt5immer Iiet Der bieiige
ShdrfridIter ilnb mill SIT Haht elIen;
mas iebe i'd benz mir ner?"
Sran: nNber ons lit ood) gar5 ein.
faf. Sliltrulirit nit aopfialat unb
ba5u Elm @loS Saderbrdu!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-11-15
,Smmcr 0eihGitsmanu.

sd ~perloltge Nbbittel Gum
Minbeiten baben Sic oos Hbinoceros
5uriid5unebmell, bas Sic mir on Den
&ppf gcmorfen!"
,geoaure, es niht 'uriidnebmen
81 fonnen = babe I'M augenblid
feline anoerweitige Sermcnoung ba.
fiir!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-11-15
Snt Giloe.

Sdlddtermeiiter gum 8eielen):
Sea, SriBe, mon INNER cen bisd,en
flint, lfrHeiB' man Die Braun ibre
Gippen in Den &orb uno Damn ball'
Die Sebmann Die &nodlen entsmee."
SriB: .8lei6, Weeiter id mia man
BLOB ole Heumann De Seen abIdgen!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-11-15
Die 6rapc Snitc.

r@iro iiG aber Wltter freien,
ipenn Tie oen 9rief friegtl Suite,
bat ie INNER ieiogt, nGu bit 5u
oumnL On friegit I'M 2dben feenen
Sienitl" I'm III babe id IN eenem
Wonat id)on ledie!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-11-15
&atbpiiiOe Siioerbdeber
fiir Die Geiertaae.

Nencs &eibnadts6iidlein. Seralts.
gegeben bon War Steigen6erger,
GonpreOtger, uHo Sliom. Sralb,
Vtaler. Ofit 16 SQuItrationen in
reidJem 6arbeuOrud unb Ga Sci.
ten Cert. A. ....... S1.0O
Ter aapptiide Soiepb. Gin bliitben.
reidjes &orbiIo Seiu. Sir Sung
ltno Ilt, er5dblt bon Sran5 BON
Seebnrg. Mit IS berrIi6en Sol5.
ldnitten in Sarbenorud. Neleite
Nniloge. 10. Sn oeutider, engli.
lter, fran5oiiider, italieniider II.
IpnntId)er Sprafe. "a $1.0O
Sas Siloerbmdj fir braue fleiue
Stnoer BON ) bis 8 SSabren. Iit
erlGIternbem Cert bon Der aroBeu
atnoerireunoin @mmp 8iebrl. t2
farbige 9iloer uno "a Seiten Cert.
4. $3.50
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-11-15
GnfGnt terrible.

SGusfen: ,9lter Snllte Inna.
iiird)teit iii Gid, crnn ni6t iebr DO,
BENT Srnfen?"
Santc: IS gibt feline Groten
SGnsden."
SGnsfen: .Ipdl"
Sante: .gber mer bot Cir mtr Il
etmnS porgerebet, mcin Sunee?"
S6nshen: Ser Eapa. Gr iagt(
nenlih: Sunte Nnno bot iebr pie
8elo, aber Der Grade iist immer oa.
rauf 49,"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-11-15
SdJcncnS beigc6radlt.

rGaiep fam olio bel Der @rploiion
I'M? User bat es oenn ieiner 6rolt
beigebra1t2"
oSim Soulibnn."
rSat er es aud redt Idoneno
getbon?"
.Sreili6. Gr ting oamit an, i6r
einen Seiratbsontrng 81 mad)en."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-11-15
G6riitfinSlcins @eihnadtsarnf

Gbriitfinoleins @eibnadtsgrnf an
frob-fromme &inOerber5en. Bon
Goroula Ycregrina (G. @0bler).
Otit mebrfnrbigem SiteIbilo uno
5ablreifen SQrItrutionen in
Shpnr50rud. XII uno t52
Seiten. 10. $0.65
@Oloencs @eibnadtsbiidlcin fir
braue, cute &inoer. 16 CARTEL.
llungen in pradtpollem rplograpbi.
idem S%GrbenOritf aus Der 9ino-
belt Sem nit poetiid)em Serte bon
g. 9iefenbod). 10. Su oelltider,
engIiIher, fran5Oiiider, bou6nOi.
ifer, itolieniidyer, iponiider unb
portl9ieiiIder Sprohe. @ $1.0O
Die brauen @eidauiiter. Sin 9ilOer.
bud nit Eerten BON Gmmp @iebrl.
q farbige 9ilber nit 40 Soften
Cert. 40. ............ $3.50
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-11-15
Sram Spbn &itid, Gsa., fat bic
Einafel-& rGnf.

MiIter Golter!
Sowwe Sic id)un
aud nit Sdoies IN ans
mere final @eibsleit
aarte 9eipielt? 8enn
nit, bow, geb Sd Sbne
De freinhlide Ieipeis,
es oad) me Sc attempte,
Damn bes is, Inn Die
mooSalfobolige &rdnf
81 friege, Die frunlrls
beenide.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-11-15
Chicago Great Western Railway.
In Effect Jan. 8, 1904.
Stations.
{ hicago and the East.
436 Main Str. CINCINNATI, O.

The 9:05 a. m. Chicago Special"
No. e, is the best and fastest train to
Chicago. IL has free reclining chair
ears anu Buffet Pullman parlor cars.
and arrives in Chicago at lao D.. M.
III time for all eastern connections.
The ll:l5 p. NJ. train for st. Paul, the
Great Western Limited" is a splen.
did train or new compartment and
standard Pullman sleepers and free
chair cars. Through cars and Sleep
ers n all directions. For information
OF any kind call at city ticket Office.
F. 3. Ross, City Ticket Agent.
Depot, foot OF Eighth street. City
Ticket Office, 695 Main street. Telc-
phone l23; ncw, 975.
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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1904-11-02
Water Works.

A special meeting Of Town Council
was held Monday night at which the
editors OF the two papers and the town
attorney we're requested to be present,
for the purpose OF discussing the ques-
tion Of establishing waterworks in
Manning, the matter being first sub
mitted to vote of the people. Dr.
". +. Wright of Clayton, Alabama,
who is in the business of establishing e
waterworks plants, was present and
submitted some estimates OF the cost of
o sufficient plant to furnish fire protec-
tion practically throughout the whole
town. DR.. Wright has been visiting
his daughter, Mrs. Allen c. Bradham,
in Manning several days, and in that
time has made actual measurements OF
the main streets in which water mains
should be run, and his estimates are
| that an ample and effective plant can
be established for 5000. Dr.. Wright
said that he made his calculations on
the basis of the supply well and the
reservoir and power house being located
in the vicinity of the block south OF the
court house square, so as to be lear
the business part Of town, as the mains
should be largest in the business por-
cion where fires are most likely to oc-
cur. He figures that about twenty
hydrants located at the main street
crossings in all parts OF the town will
be ample. These would be located
along Brooks street from .Harvln's s
residence to the Thames place: also on
church streetas high up as E. S. Ervin's.
and also on West Boundary street. DR..
Wright says that with the pressure
that can be had from q water tower 100
feet high and 50 thousand gallon
tank. hose pipes will be effective one
thousand feet from any hydrant, to
throw water over the highest building
in town. Iu addition to this the plant
would have an extra force pump TO
supply additional pressure in case OF a
big fire. Dr.. Wright says that if the
town puts in the plant it could also be
arranged at but very little expense for
private persons to tap the mains and
rent water, thereby bringing in con-
siderable source OF revenue to the
town treasury. Once the plant IS put
in a great many people will .patronlZe
it, as water can be furnished in their
houses very cheap.
1t is estimated that $4,000 will
equip the plant, for which the town
could easily float bonds bearing five or
six per cent interest. Bonded debts
are seldom ever paid, and it. is not
usually the intention to ever pay them
when they are foated, and if s25, 900 in
bonds were tioated at five per cent, the
annual cost in interest would be 81, ,250
per year, which the town would have
70 pay. To this would have to be ad-
ded the annual running expenses of
few hundred dollars for wood, and the
expenses OF rent and running would be
materially reduced by the water rents.
The assessed valuation of property in
the town is something over 100000
and under the provisions of the State
Constitution bonds could be tloated up
to S33, 600 if the town wanted to. but it
would not be necessary to float bolds 70
the full limit.
Council viii meet again soon to dis
cuss the matter more thorough and
take steps towards submitting to q vote
of the people.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1904-11-02
We. JENKINsoN COMPANY.

Special Sale Starting Next Monday Morning,
Oct. 3Ist. Fine Dress Goods and Irln-
niags, Millinery, Kid Gloves, SILK and
Wool GLOVES, Cloaks, Fnrs aud Zephyr
Shawls.
On next Monday morning we will
open a very important sale OF Dress
Goods. Silks, Trimmings. Cloaks, Furs,
Millinery and Zephyr ShawIs: a tne
line of Ladies Broadcloth, 81 IN. wloe.
in blacks and colors-sells for 81, but we
put them down at this sale for 10 cents
per ward. Our entire line OF 6O ana %
cents Dress Goods will go II this SAFE aC
50 cents per yard. Ladies, our STOCK OF
fine Jackets is too large for US TO
epumerate, but suffice it TO say that we
will show bargains in Ladies, Misses
and Children's Cloaks that you cannon
find elsewhere. This will be great
season for furs and we venture 10 sa!
that we are showing the greatest me
of Furs and Zephyr Shawls ever seen III
this town.
Fur Boas from 81 to sl5 each:
Twenty dozen Ladies hne kld Glotss e7.
in all shades,s1.2 .25 values, Will so lor 0l'
every pair warranted. hove
Our Millinery department. VIII aaSe We
some bargains to offer that cannoI oo
obtained elsewhere. .-,o>- c,o