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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-13
Took to Her.


TII7LlIIL 2 To TF7l-I
II don't see how Mrs. Blank got any
one - propose 70 her. she has such q
sour disposition
WHY BLANK You know. used TO be
given 10 temporary alterations Of the
mind. and at the time be asked her 10
marry him ne thought he was q lemon
EnuncZar-
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Leaving Well Enough Alone.

Cincinnati Comnereia1-T ribune-)
"Henpeck seems TO be very unhappy.
said his kind ntizhbor. 4 wonder why
be doesn't get a divorccss
Probably" replied the hard-hunted
bachelor. because he is afraid he might
Be inFeigied into marrying again.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-13

SOCIETY


Miss Jean OdeiI and Miss Kate Croo
entertained At hearts yesterday after
noon at the residence Of George T
Odell. 254 Fourth East street. in honor
Of Miss Annette Ferguson Besides the
guest of honor the Following we're pres
ent. Misses June Biatz-s Helen Ban-
berger, Florence Grant. Adelaide Rice.
Edith Kingsbury. Erma Mann, Judith
Cullen. May Brunton. Sue Sawyer.
Vivian Little. Beth Eritchlow and Win
ME Hardy The decorations we're
white and green, with sweet peas as the
flower in evidence.
Mrs. IL +. Stewart is anticipating a
visit from her sister, Mrs Walter c.
Lewis of Butte, who viii arrive on
Monday
Mrs Agnes Osborne has returned
from Brighton
Mrs F \. Vincent has returned from
three weeks visit to eastern Oregon.
Nj. c. Y snyder is visiting his for
mer home at Colorado Springs.
Society people viii bezout in force
to attend the ball game at Walkers
field this afternoon between the Uni
verslty club and Alta club,
Starting next Saturday. the Country
club viii iHaugurate a new innovation,
serving a table d'hote dinner, with mu--
sic accompaniment. and it is believed
that they VIII at once spring into pop
ularity.
Mrs W. B. Land viii give a supper
and lawn party at her residence, Al
South Fifth East street, on Monday
evening next. Invitations have been
issued 10 about fifteen couples. who viii
share her hospitality.
=
Mr. and Mrs. L. X. -Pastrouich have
returned from a visit TO Boston. where
they have been for the past month
Mr.. and Mrs ", B. Land win leave
for Ocean Grove, Cal, on Wednesday
next. where they wiz sojourn for about
three weeks.
Mrs. G. ?. Daniel of Quincy. IL, is in
this city for an extended visit with her
parents, M. and Mrs. r Jones.
Miss Edna I.innin, who was recently
operated on for appendicitis, is gradual
" improving and VIII soon be out OF
the hospital
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-13

The Republicans certainly must be
scared this year They have already
begun a hot campaign for votes in
Vermont.
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RAILROADS
Time Table
II EFF5iT
JUNE 18th, 1904

ARRIVE
From Ogden. Portland. Butte
san Francisco, Chicago. 81. g.3E
Louis. Omaha and Denver -.-. .es-c q u
From Ogden and intsrmsdIstee.fl f. -
points ..--...---------....---- |'AN = %
Ogden. Cache Valley and Inter-II.55 n,
Ineolafe points. ....--rs.. -''SS = -
From Ogden. Chicago. St, Louis
Kansas CITY. Omaha. Denver l.1a = ~
AID san francisco ............. -'-e ~
From CgGen. Cache Valley
a assts Portland and san Fran.7;s0 p n
DEPART
For Ogden. Omaha Chicago.
Denver Kansas City and St7.aa ~
LOUIS ---- ------.------- -------- 49, - -
For ogden, Portland. Butte. san
francisco and intermediate fn-11 a n
points - -
For Ogden. ODahs. Chicago.
P 6sa san K TFaasis CITY s. Louis I8 n
For Ogden, Cache Valley, Den
T EeSi h ans cb isy. Omaha, st 5p n
For Ogden, Cache Valley, Butte,
Helena Portland. San Fran-iEstS q q,
cisco ara intermediate points. ids1J e
7. Il SCHUMACHER.
Traffic Manager.
ID. E hurley.
D. s. SPENCER
City ticket Offe-. a0l Main street 7 Tells
phons 80;
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Mr.. and Mrs ". B. Land win leave
for Ocean Grove, Cal, on Wednesday
next, where they wiz sojourn for about
three weeks.
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PROBATE AND GUARD
IANSHIP NOTICES.

Consult County Clerk OF the Respective
Signers fer Further Information
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Mrs. G. ?. Daniel of Quincy. H., is in
this city for an extended visit with her
parents, M. and Mrs. r Jones.
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~ TIME TABLE
mISaH Pedro, Los
\oM<W Angeles & Salt Lake
z. r. Go.


From oregon short Line Depot. salt Lsaks
City.
For Provo, Lshi. fairfield
Aercu-, Nepni and Sanpets 7.7A q -
valley points ...-.-..-----.----.ft'-S -s q
FOR Garfield Beach. TOOels.
stockton. Mammoth, Eurs- R.ea ~
ks and Silver City 800. - Wv a.
For Provo, AE1s-5csn- Fork.
Lehi, Juab, Milford, 6r-s-
co, Caiientes and inteT2e- ksRs q q.
date points ----.-.---.-.-....-.s WV s%@
ARRIVE
From Provo, American Fork
Lehi- Juab, Milford, FRS
co, Cauen.es and intsrne- az
0iate points ...----.--.----.-...t '''S estA
From Provo, Lehl. Esirfseld
Mercur and S1npets Val. FszE n "a
ley Railway points -..--.---...s O'-o -
From Silver City, Mammoth.
Eureka. St9cstol. TOOeis E-ls a N
. and Garfield Beach ............e V''S g'-
sDafly.
Daily Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car
Service between salt Lake City an6 Mil
ford, Modena snG Cslsentss.
Direct stage connection for ali mining
districts in southern Utah and Nevada
City Ticket Office, Z0I S9in Street
Telephone 30.
Z. ". GILLE1T. Gen Pass Agent
J. L MOORE. District Passenger Agent
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Mr.. and Mrs. L. X. -Pastrouich have
returned from a visit to Boston. where
they have been for the past month
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Miss Edna L.innin, who was recently
operated on for appendicitis, is gradual
" improving and VIII soon be out OF
the hospital
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Mrs W. B. Land viii give a supper
and lawn party at her residence, Al
South Fifth East street, on Monday
evening next. Invitations have been
issued 10 about fifteen couples, Who viii
share her hospitality.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-13

Starting next Saturday. the Country
club viii iBaugurate a new innovation,
serving table d'hote dinner. with mu-
sic accompaniment. and il is believed
that they VIII at once spring into pop
ularitN.
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UP TO THE RUSSIANS
Must Make Rasty Flight or
Surrender to Jaos.
HOPELESSLY ENTRAPPED
Cars Force of 5000 Men is Sur
rounded on Three Sides by
100000 Dauntless Japs.
Fighting Con.inueo.

An Associated Press dispatch from
Niuchwang says: A detachment OF
twenty thousand Japanese, with large
supply trains, is leaving here for uaI
Cheng, where the greatest battle OF
the war is expected to occur.
General Kuroki with oAe hundred
thousand men is now behind the Rus
sian forces; General Oku, with an ar
my of nifty thousand men, is en- their
front, while fanking them on the left
is General NOrHu, win his division O,
fifty thousand men.
If General Kur0pathin = defeated in
this battle, he must either move west
ward or surrender The foreign mill
tary attaches are with the second ar
my en- route for the front to witness
the battle.
The result Of the battle prognosti-
Gated in the above dispatch, is given
in later dispatch from Toxic which
is as follows: "Thc Japanesc vi2tors
at the battle Of Smou.Chcng have ad-
vanced and occupied Hal Cheng."
A special from St. Petersburg, un-
der date OF August A. says: A ru-
NOR is current that battle is in
progress north OF II li.Chang.
General Sakharoff reports that
twenty-nine officers and over a thou
sand men were killed or wounded in
the engagement Of July 80 and July
81. and that six guns were abandoned.
The fact that General Kuropatkin's
recent dispatches have not mentioned
General Stakelberg or General Zarou-
bief. leads to the supposit0n ,Hat
their forces to the southW> rd may
have had their COMMUNICATIONS cut by
General Nodzu's army.
a dispatch TO a London news agency
from Anshanshan says the japanese
attack is being conducted with greal
energy against the southern forces.
The Russian main force continue their
retirement northward, but the cav,
airy has checked the japanese threat
en!ng flank movement
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BAD ROUT OF RUSSIANS
Decisive Battles Finally Result in Great
Victory for the Japs.

three doors through which to get home
the straits of Korea, LaPerouse
strait and Tsurgaru straits, which ap-
parently could easily have been bar
red by Admiral Kam!mura's vessels,
bad luck pursued the Japanese admi-
raj and the Russian cruisers had no
difficulty in eluding him.
st. Petersburg dispatch says: In
lengthy telegram to the emperor,
Vice Admiral Skrydloff relates the do
ings of the Vladivostok squadron under
Rear Admiral Jessen. With the cruis-
ers Rossia, Gromobol and Rurik, Admit
raj JeSsen left Vladivostok July 20. AT.
ter sinking small Japanese vessel the
cruisers held up the British steamer
Camara, but as she had no cargo, land
was not caught in the act OF carrying
contraband OF war, we were compelled
to let her co." says the dispatch.
japanese coastlng steamer was
next met, but "as most Of her fifty pas
sengers were women we determined to
release her"
Then Admiral Jessan fell in in quick
succession with the British steamers
Arabia and Knight Commander. OF
the Arabia he says nothing new.
The knight Commander only stop.
ped after the fourth shot" the admi-
raj reports. Her cargo being railroad
material, undoubtedly contraband for
the beligereHt party and not being
able to bring her to the nearest Rus
5i9n ro"t lowing to her not having
enough cCaD without manifest dan
ger Of tho squadron, we sank the
knight Commander attor taking off all
Ecr crew and removing her papers"
July "a the Thea. a German vessel.
with full cargo of fish from Ameri-
ca to Yokohama, was stopped. She
was regarded as legol prize ANA her
crew was taken off and the vessel
sunk owing to the rnpossibilty OF
bringing hcr TO Russian port "
The Russian squadron suffered no
los Of men and no damage and there
was no loss Of life on the vessels
sunk or taken.
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Sick Headache.

For several years my wife was
troubled with what physicians called
sick headache of a very severe charac.
ter, She doctored with several emf
nent physicians and at a great ex.
pense, only to grow worse until she
was unable to do any kind of work.
About year ago she began taking
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets and today weighs more than
She ever did before and is real well,
says Mr.. George e. Wright of New
London, New York For sale by Pick
ems Drug Co. If
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-08-10
HELD ON PEcNAGE CHARGE.
Georgia state SenatorEI?ct Arrested
and Gives Bond at Savannah.

John f. FOyc. state sCaatog-clcCt: J..
II. Beach. both of Egypt. Ga. end Hen.
ry Jackson, a negro. were arrested
Thursday morning and carried to Sa-
vannah on warrants charging them
with peonage. Judge Frank Tarver,
of the county court of Emngham. was
subpenaed as witness. but the de-
fendants waived preliminary hearing
and gave bond.
The case grows on of the cOnvic.
tion of negroes in Emngham county.
who were first employed to work for
the Foye Manufacturing Company and
later triel before Judge Tarvcr on a
misdcmeanOr charge and sentenced to
pay a fine or serve six months.
The trial is alleged to have been
held in a stockadc at the Foye com
pany's works where they were after.
wards put to work The negroes al.
legged to have been hcd in poonagc are
in Jail at Savannah.
Habeas corpus proceedings are cx.
pected to determine whcthCr they are
to be released or returned to the chain.
gang.
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soUTHERNERs VISIT PARKER.
Delegation of Prominent Democratic
Leaders at Esoous.

Almost all Of Judge Parkers visitors
at Esopus, n. T., Thursday, were from
couth Of Mason and Dixon's line. Uni
ted States Senator Joseph w. Bailey.
OF Texas. was one of the first to ar
rive. He was accompanied by Mrs
Bailey and their son. and left Rose
mount with expressions Of the most
cordial admiration for Judge Parker,
ard Of hopcfulness as to the outcome
Cf the campaign.
Governor A. J. Montague, OF Vir-
ginia, came down from Lake George.
where for several days he has been
visiting George Foster Peabody, the
newly appointed treasurer OF the ma.
tiOlal committee. National Commit
tceman II. ID. Clayton ColCnel e. H.
Russell with his daughter, and H.
Hatcher. of Alabama, constituted the
remainder of the southern delegation
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END OE Bitter EIGHT

1.-TWO physicians had a long and
stubborn fight with an absccss on my
right lung" writes j. f. Hughes, of
DUPONT, Ga, and gave me up. Ev-
erybody thought my time had come
As last resort tried Dr. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption The ben
eft | received was striking and was
on my feet in a few days Now I'VE
entirely regained my health" # con
quers all Coughs, Colds and Throat
and Lung troubles. Guaranteed by
Pickens Drug Co. Price, soc and $10O.
Trial bottles free. If
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Suicide Prevented.

The startling announcement that a
preventive of suicide had been dis,
covered will interest many. A run
down system, OF despoEdcncy invaria-
bly, precede suicide and something has
been found that will prevent that con.
dition which makes suicide likely At
the first thought Of self destruction,
take Electric Bitters. 1t being a great
tonic and nervine, will strengthen the
nerves and build UP the system. It's
also a great Stomach, Liver and Kid
ney regulator. Only soc Satisfac-
tion guaranteed by Pickens Drug Co.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-08-10
STOPS FLOW OF MONEY.
Gloomy Outlook Caused by Strike -
Miners In Alabama-War to tho
Death Against Uniono.

The strike situation in the BirminT-
ham, Ala, district is becoming painful
ly monCtonou5, and an interview with
one OF the most obsorvant merchants
in Birmingham, who has been through
four strikes in the district, gives a
gloomy outlook to the situation. Bus
mess Is beginning to feel the effects Of
it, Notwithstanding the roseate views
expressed by many that the strike
woud soon be over. This merchant is
not SO hopeful, and expressed the be.
lief that the end Of it would not be
seen before the end Of the year.
Eight thousand men in the district
are out of employment who have been
earning from So to So per day, and
spending it in the city, he contends,
is bound to bring hard times to the
merchants of the district. There are
now employed by the commercial coal
men about 1000 miners, whose output
is used for commercial purposes only
not pound OF which can be used by
the furnace men, under the agreement
Only two-thirds Of the United Mine
Workers have employment besides a
large number Of helpers in and. about
the mines, who are not members Of
the un,on. Birmingham is largely de-
Iendent On this trade Of the miners
There is very lit tie agricultural trade
in the immediate section, and the good
crops of the country cannot be looked
20 to fiji up the vacancy In trade caused
by the strike.
That both SECS to the trouble are
determined to fight to a finish there is
no doubt ana the question at issue is
whether unionism will be v-5nized
or disrupted. Both sides TO the contro-
vorsy keep in good hnmor. apparently
and no disturbance is expected.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-08-10
HELD FOR HEiNoUs CRIME.
Negroes Charged by coroncr's Jury
With Murder Of Hodqes FAMILY.

The coronc.''s jury was in session
at Statcsbo:o Tuesday and brought
in their verdict charging VIII Cato
and Paul Reid with the murder of
Henry r. Hodges and his family.
Many witnesses were sworn during
the investigation, but no new facts
were brought out, and the evidence
submitted all pointed to Cato and
Reid as the guilty parties. Many be-
IoVc that there are ether negroes who
knew something about the crime and
It's commission, but there is no cvi.
dence ~ bind any one.
TIE wife CT Paul Reid. Of States
boro. : Messed that VIII Cato and
Paul Rid, who are now il. jail in Sa.
vannah murdered the family and
burned the house. Their motive was
robbery. They killed Hodges with
an iron GRACE after he had caught
them digging up n pot OF money in
tho yard. They then killed Ms.
Hodges and little Kittie by striking
her in the head with a lamp. The
baby was killed before tho house was
fired.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-08-10
A BOOMERANG LANDED.
Atlanta Policeman Fired Cor Making
uneruthful Charges Against Superior.

Atlanta Policeman Fired Cor Making
unsruthful Charge, Against Superior.
Captain Y. B. Moon, OF the Atlanta
police force, was found guilty by the
city police board Thursday night
on two charges and was sentenced to
;hirty days suspension and repri
manl by the mayor
Bicycle Policeman SamuCi T. Tibbs
was found guilty Of one charge anI
fired from the force
Moon was found guilty of ordc"ing
his men not to make an arrest called
for on the books and not allowing an
officer to enter case against man
for carrying a concealed pistol.
Tibbs was found guilty Of making an
affidavit about Moon which was found
TO be untrue. The amdnvlt in question
was to the effect that Moon cursed
in the station house ami said he had
four commissioners on his side and
he would do as he pleased
A number of o'her charges against
both officers were dismissed Of ana
on the trial has lasted for several
weeks
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-08-10
ANTIaoLL WEEviL LEGISLATION
Georgia Houee Passes Bill to Keep Oct
Enemy Of Cotton.

The Georgia house of representa-.
tives. Thursday passed tho boil wee.
vii bill by a vote Of 80 to A. proyi ling
for an appropriation of $4,000 to the
state department of entomology. or
$4,000 in addition to what the de-.
partment is already getting. to enable
it to fight the entrance Of the pest into
Georgia and to keep down other rlant
and fruit pests. The matter is now
up to the senate
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-08-10
cCLoRED MAN Is BARRED.
Miaossippi State Election Commission
to Make Radical Change.


to Make a Radical Change.
A special from Jackson. Miss. says:
The state election commission, which
is composed OF the governor, secre.
tary Of state and attorney general will
ri its next meeting use a different
method OF choosing county electors.
Heretofore it has been customary to
place negro on the commission in
same Of the delta counties where
there are no white republicans. as the
law requires that the republican par.
ty be represented, but the state com
mission has decided this year to have
no negroes on any county commission
They will continue the custom OF hay.
ing one republican and two democrats
and the negro will not be selected for
the place. Some time ago the commits.
sion decided to do away with having
negroes on petit juries.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-08-10
PACKERS CLAIM VICTORY.
Plants Are Running WIKI Greatly In
creased Forces and Almost Full
Quota OF Live Stock.

Declaring the strike broken and that
the working force had been recruited
by more than 1000 men and women,
many of whom had deserted the union
cause, the Chicago packers Monday
began the weeks operation with the
largest receipts OF live stock that
have reached the stock yards since
July IL, when the strike began. There
were 915 cars carrying $4,000 cattle,
$4,000 hogs and 1900 sheep in the
days shipment from the west, aud
with this supply the killing gangs IN
the big plants were busily occupied.
Assertion that the strike Is broken
were secuted by the strikers as being
manifestly absurd.
Swift & Co. declared that nearly all
their old millwrights and car workers
had returned to work, and further as
serted that the firm never intends 10
take back striking tcamsters or barn
men. the claim being made that the
packers had learned to do without way
ons. All shipments to Chicago
branches will be made by railroad.
Retailers will take their wagons 20
the branches for purchases.
Among the toilers who reached the
stock yards during the day were 100
negro women who were taken to Lib
by, Mcneil Sc Libby's plant. whore
they will DO scrub work in the place
or the charwomen who went on strike.
A session Of the Allied Trades held
Monday morning resulted in Gccis.
ion to delay appealing to President
Roosevelt till all other resources have
been exhausted. The decision was
reached on the advice Of Homer D.
Cali, who, as a republican. declared
he was aversc to embarrassing the
president at the present time or ill
other means hal failed. There was
much discussion on this subject. it is
said, secerai delegates declaring That
they did not care who was cmbarr,a Is.
ed SO long as the strike We brought
to desirable termination.
Il don't think it right or advisable" +"
said Mr.. Call "tO bring the president
into this llght al the present time.
He has troubles enough ana too mlqy
people are trying to put heavy bur
den upon him than any human being
can carry. 1t is not his fault laat
this strike was forced upon us. Mr..
Donnelly brought the resolution 10 me
asking the president to step in. and I
have thought it over long and thor.
oughly, bue am convinced we should
wait. We must be patient if we
would win"
Kansas City Plants Busy.
With heavy receipts at the yards
Monday all the five packing plants ut
Kansas City resumed operations on an
increased scale.
The strike presented 10 new fea-
ture Monday. The strikers remained
away from the plants IN most cases
and everything was quiet.
Several hundred strikers, by far ,hc
greatest number that has yet applied
for their old positions, presented them
selves at the different plants. Many
were discouraged because of he non.
arrival Of strike benefits from Ch:ca.
go. 1t is estimated that between two
and three hundred OF the applicants
were re-employed.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-08-10
coaTgLYoU SELECTS Alrgs.

Executive Committee Divided Between
~ New York ard Chicago.
Chairman George B. Cortelyou, Of
the republican national committee. has
selected tho men who are to serve on
the executive committee during the
coming campaign. The committee is AZ.
vided equally between Chicago and
New York, four members beln1 allot.
ted to each headquarters.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-08-10
CRUISER & JADRoN RETURNS.

The Vladi> ok cruiser division re.
turned to port at o'clock Monday
afternoon. says an Associated Press
dispatch from that port The cruz
ers were in perfect condition.
They captured during their cruise
the steamer Arabia and destroyed
some schooners, small Japanese
steamer, one German steamer and one
British steamer.
The last mentioned two were carry
ing contraband material and had near
ly reached their deFtination--YOkoha-
ma, but were almost without coal. and
1t was therefore impossible to send
them to Vladivostok
The cruisers steamed up and down
In frcat Of the Japanese capital, but
saw nothing Of the enemy's warships.
Although the Russian vessels had only
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-08-10
HURRY ORDER FOR LUMBER.
Two Million Feet Wanted Immediate.
ly by the Canal Commission.

A hurry call for 100000 feet Of
lumber, mostly cyprus, was received
by Secretary Murray, of tho Panama
canal commission, at Washington
from the isthmus Besides the lum.
Der, 10000 pieces of pi!ing also was
asked for.
This is the second order for lumber
for the canal. The purchasing agent
of the commission is now in New Or
leans supervising the shi0ments Of
100000 feet of yellow E-nc to the
isthmus.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-08-10
A New Counterfeit Ten.

Chief Wilkie, OF the secret service
announces the discovery Of new
counterfeit $40 national bank no.e. 1t
is on the National Bank OF Commerce.
in New York. series 1852. Bruce, reg.
isteT; Wyman, treasurer. 1t Is a poorly
executed photograph.