davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-03
SANTA FE TEAM WINS
EXCITING BASEBALL GAME
Ten Inning Came WIN a Score Of only 10 4
Runs Many Interesting Features

ud gB.Iveus was rewarded o. score
ht another error
Tho Browns H8I 900 nHa INln chance
OFF scoring u .H. u.EI seven Iuu.ne..
although scattering hf# were cipher
DI from LamuUaa riddles Second
base vas Ba Gar Hs th. runners oFcr
reached Things IaUarI pretty blue
as fhr end OFF tHn game approached
Although starr HlI pitched what
should have boon o. winning game. sic.
lurr was now almost l"paIrol oi.
Thn H Haf of 900. u.nth Inuius
bad arrived G1'I.Hua was up and
Boz InH Ima 'nau f.. takes FOB t,'I No.
was down. n.rr h.t uulo ono foo
short which hU aIl.l 'o beat at i'r.i
starr was uov MO- Two strikes
and three balls" came fHr umpr.H
decision 0r five balls thrown The
MOST uH came over fhp plate Nui
v4s enu.h. Square Ou thu end pt tho
bat I wont straight 0ul far into
.r,I,r aeIH auH vus mot recovered hr.
rr. OBJ. afhIHu -fUrr had covered
Hrpp nasea Tho Grand stand went
wII French h0 nr nan FOO second
.n4.a and starr scored The game
Uas Hsd But n Hho 'ouih inning
.Vu Browns hIt lruo f'ioa and O. ih'rd
ono struck ont and victory was for
santa &c. lIuo ups
AHuau.rlu. Cosrroyr frF. h's".
Mcdonald. catcher FluNn. con'rr
HpIH. GaIlu.u. .uu No'l starr pitch.
.r French. second base. Qu.ur rHH'
nIH. wilson .hrI haso. Hc.".H
short Stop
Santa F. p NuHf Tor 0.d. @.
rar.rus catcher pHue FIRST h1s'.
Garcia. tn.r1 ma.. Anderson second
laar. 81 N1rH rieht No.d C1'rnu.
. r,utor ny'H. 20 AHr.l short STOP.
IDmpEr pitcher
summary uos.s oa balls. of
s.arr 4. hranhae. b.fs Parsons and
starr. struck 0ut. by starr 40, by
I.wuEr %. passed balls Mcdonald ?
.uHs ou starr @ Dff iompko 3. leit
ap H1.ps. santa 90 100. Albuquerque.
umpire uIy Mason. paid attend
T, aucu. $500
Tn. Gam. rt Athletic park closed
Ina % Ulu.. auH ur.I mt happy me
, an. uHDI uu fH. overturned street cars
y IuH returned .u fHu ..F The majority
..ffN. WN auI IHp.U friends .Oii ih'
D. .rr. at FItH HrD.I and railroad ave-
{ uu. tuI walked over t' thr E."a
b .r..r.. vU.r. Hp auFu.. table was
Wtaf and va.HuE
D. uurue mu ey,uus rHg A'vandO
% anil .,.. ..r....r uniform was crowded
b .... t.. ...r.. ANA their friends
r..... a. .r.. crowd aH afoudD.
Is ... ..w.r. .n tn. morning. was 0uN
b. ... Led. Dbl. excursion. .f# depart AZ
u......r tU. conductor called "u
.o ...grr u bona OBJ. train was held aDvDr
'o IN r...r... I.r ..ra.elur. who mIenf u
d. .4rr, a. OBJ. train drew avry thrsO
be- .t..rr h, .r.. tHu.u 'urH DNu0r fol
tu.rrr.rar. rrI nu# closed mun
.44. ur m. n.ruI. off fH. Ancient an.
Loo ur.. rr....
b. T.. THROWN. will u.nt return nW
700 Ia. s4rta F. ON. latter pant 1. S.Ufrm
.l..r ruH a H.a excursion win accom-
@ ugn. tr.m. NrrBue.m .ufs for rhIs on
@ .r.m,r. Arc n.ruaHy 100 uususs uH
rr| .t v.. BIZ. .a. largo. if art larger thai
1f .Ir.. excursion off Yesterday.
ls B5ee Sail Notco.
pa u..f. of Dino crowd Vur. eIad th.
SANTA DO won
lo WIN another pitcher os good q
-s' r,mEg Santa Fr win stand goo
af show f1r ur.f money 600 inc Terrific
charlie carau surprised "a
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-03
2nMIsIEilSES

.NNH.HN.NH|H OH '....
Twas afflicted with letter inh Il ah1u.
n would appear Boo blotche. 1. lar.g 1a u'
hand. 70 ,ciIHwish color Hul scale of
You can imagine how offensive b. vH.
FOR twelve wears ] was afflicted with tH'
trouble Al night 10 w1sa UH.. ui scratch
and many times uo rest af H.I Seeing tHU
good tHa medicine vIs N.". i..H.
who was taking Do for IU..mH I com
mrucel DO, and ls 10 re uIi fNH Ur SION p.
gan t1 1rg up and disappear luI IH....
I 8m practically vUl w.H Ur'. fH
uuy spots 1rg lelt uu the ,...v HHI .H.n
where ouee the whole hHIH aI. ATTIC. .rI
have every confidence Ir f". n#.U.Iuu
aud feel sure that Boo % short uH. discs.
two remaining spots u' I"..af
SIS S b.. certainly great ..HHI I.n
fer. tnl ha. done wv H v...I .f Hu"I
! am grateful fIr uh8r DO hI. accom-
piishrl. and trust tIIi wH.I h1NU said
will lead others who are similarly aUIet
CD t1 take ihc remedy aHI obtain ,a.
same EuHI results CHAT hHr.
tgs East Fifth Ave IuUs b. lrhp
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-05-12

20 Ilaiu.

zaNd~oo isno 1aat adla a.iphie
Is. 80. - naIn s,1nE;a
;sS 80 ~. narodova n. q
u I1.9n,e - $3.50, 800, 1912 si;na
~ s.1hEo' .by =.
zmiessad spokarmem ,zbiorowe Of.
gaa mas sa przePracowane ! ,ym sPe-
800. ! = 800 49, -, h,rg,o w,ela@a-
abb. kt6re ME robily -sapoznania 2
to najjbardziej doknczliwag chorobai
zl 81 sls luals - ~ ~ ~
to przez przepracowanie, klopoty
Tub lagTomadzenie zoici. Uczoneggeo
czfovleka przekona' e zaroWno y
= u;en;a !; wszystk;a nap1vnv kt5re
data do przyygnebien,a 2ywotniej 81
~ daja poczatek &c ], tel tel cnorooy.
e rylteus = !, !.
stacb. md1o6ci. brak apetytu, boil
geloWy 2 czaasem ! palenie PRIV sercu.
W k aa o'elp'$ =
mach. lecz tym. ktorzy ME do
5wiadczalj tel choroby, bedzle to
poozytkiem5 Wledzlec, ze sever gorz-
k'e krople e zwyk1ym
DO PrzYWrocenia zoroWotnyon
ozvnnnkri nrwanOm tr aWletlaE
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-05-12
Zbieranie sk1adek

W Kr6l. Polskiem ma cele
c%zerwonego krzyza j nwojny
japohskioj" Idle operem.
.Czynni So przy zbieraniu
.skladek naczelnicy poWiat6W,
2 naciskiem wystepujacy wo.
bee wloscian.
Ci.zas maja,jak 2 korespon-
dencyi z Warszawy do Kari.
Pom" wynika swoja takty-
ke, bardzo prosta te taktyke
chiopska, czyli jak m6wia dy-
ktowana nrozumem oWczar-
skim" tax ma zebraniu "
jednej wsi o5wiadcza chop
.naczelnikowi pc iego patryo-
,tycznem przem6wieniu " tvm
|duchu: oJo, panienaczel[nik,
to tax kalkuluje, jak nimom
zalco iecha6 ma jarmark, to
ME jade, . donikogo ME ide,
=w&4EEStAE ..E@a&4SGr
ably mi dad. Tax j Rad, skoro
ME mial pieniedzy ma wojne,
ito po co ia zaczynal."
w innem miiejscu pred
stawiciel wloscian Pc nara
die odrzeg}, ze zgadzaja sic
ma op}ate 20 20 kopiejek Cd
morgi, = tylko pytaja czynie
moznabyto oodsiedzief v ha-
|rescie'. ~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-05-12

|l873 1874 uzupe 9|lliA sWae
Istudl.yasl:, 81, 1 u "a Ills'lg ll|', q. stop stop
mia doktora filozofn napisaai!
|rozprawe 20 n r':i'e, i Va
|runki powstawaniasvoli
Po powrocieS;doo Wa l':'l7
bral czynny ud lsilat y zyciu
umyslowem; pisal Y NiW u
,Atoneum", ,Tygodlnliku ilu-
|strowanym."
Przez dlugie lata redago-
wal ,Atoneum', ,Biblioteke
najcelniejszych utwor6w lite
ratury europejskiej." " /.
1897, z~aniem6g}szy ciezko ma
pluca, przeni6sl sic do zako-
panego, skad v +. 1908 udal
sic do Lwowa=dla objecia o
~fiarowanej mu katedry hi
storyi literatury polskiej pr;zyy
uniwersytecie tamtejszym.
III .#l. -. EEM&. VA . EErEs
Wyk1ady prof. Chmielow-
skiego we Lwowie cieszy}y
sic ogromnem powodzeniemm,
a tlumy mlodziezy %uniWersy-
teckiej gromadzjly sic Jaw
SEE, ably wysluchat glebokich
mysli ~Chmielowskiego.
z mn6stwa prac ChmieloW-
skiego wyliczyc mozemy tYl-
ko najznakomitsze. A j tych
jest szereg dlugj: nKobiety
Mickiewicza, Slowiahskiego j
Krasi6skiego",. Rousseau,
Goethe, ,,zarys biograficz-
no-literacki", ,,Studyaf ski
ce", MAST powiesciopisarze'
,,J6zef Ignacy Kraszewski",
,,Autorki polskie", Adam
Mickiewicz", ,,zarys biegra-
ficzno-literacki", nLiberalizm.
i obskurantyzm", ,,Literatu-
"a polska o~statnicb lat dwu-
dziestu", uObraz literatury
powszechnej " streszczeniach
i przykladsach' Wsp6llc''z '
ssnii poeci polscy", pNasza Il
teratura dramatyczna" kilko-
,,Historya literatury
polskiej."
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-05-12
Wrazenie.
Wielkie wrazenie byfo "

Wielkie wrazenie bylo " Lees
vile, Ind, gdyy ". H. Brown,
TAME, kt6rys,e spodziewaf s5miercl,
ocall swoje kycie przez DR.. Kings
New Discovery na suchoty. Otto co
onspisze: Cierpialemanieznosne me-
czarnie dychawicy, lecz Pahstki
New Discovery sprawilo mi ma
tychmiastowa pomoc, Wkr6toe
pdtensrprawiio sxupelnesW yleczenie.
Podobnie suchoty, zapalenie piuc
.krtan sgrypy leczy liexnie. Jest TO.
Observation-Disclosures na choroby
gardlai piuc. Cena 500 j 31.OO.
Gwarantowane przez NJ. kowaa--
lewskiiego aptekarza. Bu1t1ellkaa ne
probe darmo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-05-12
S. D. Piotr Chmielowski.

w sile jeszcze. wieku, DO
zaledwie W IS roku zycia
zmarl niestrudzony pracow--
nix ma niwie dziej6w litera-
fury ojczystej, krytyk, bio
graf j publicysta, professor IL
teratury polskiej ma uniwer-
sytecie l%wowskim, Piotr
Chmielowski.
Zgon C~hmielowskiego o
kryl zaloba nauke polska,
przyni6sl spolecze6stwu wiel-
ka' strate.
Piotr Chmielowski legl ma
spoczynek wieczny pred
wcze6nie, ale pozostawia po
sobie olbrzymi dorobek nau-
kowy.
Sp. Piotr Chmielowski u
rodzil sic dnia 1890 lutego
1848 +. " Zawadyhcach " O.
kolicy Kamie6ca Podolskiego.
w roku 1866 przyjechal Z TO
dzicami do Warszawy.
Nauki poczatkowe pobie-
raj naprz6d v szkolezdlwuukla,
sdwej PREY ulicy Bednarskiej
4 nastepnie v piecioklaso-
wen oddziale gimnazyum
realnego PREY placu sw. Alex
sandra. 20 uko6czeniu 81
mlll,inla;z5yum v !. 1866 wszedl
Ghmieloewski do bylei Szkoly
Gl6wnei M wydzial filologicz-
no-historyczny zapisal sis
na aekccJya I; kl;lLaBsayc 9, g Ostatn,i
rokSswoich5 study6w odby "
#.I' Ysii,eaz;Ioossuutworzonyymmsna miej-
e 81 81! szkaolyy YI 81 II y.
yfecie Rlsarszawsk q
" Isy |lllElIIlp la Az yiiie
III S1|||l.sI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-05-12
Mrs. j. DerdOWska
329 E. 3-rd Str.
WHOM \, MINI.
NASI AGENCI.

Upowaznieni So do kolektowan1liiaa
abonamentu W1ARUsA nastepujacy
nasi agenci miejscowi:
BAY CITY. Mch., Alexander Niedzielski
BALTIMORE, M. D Fl. Ziarnowski
CHIC GO, Ill. Max D r%engowski ;
COLUMBUS, Nsbr., Wiktor Tarasinski
FARWEL, Nebr. Franciszek Strzelecld
GRENvILLE, S. Oak, Jozef Gruba
HOFA PARK, Wis.,'M J Kosmicki
NANTICOKE, Pa. Fl. Jablonsk
NEW BRITAIN, Conn, W K Szem!orski
OAK HILL, Mich, St Pogorzelski
PIKE LAKE, Wis, Adam Bambenek
POUND, Wis, Jozet N Teszlcwicz
TARNOW, Nebr. Jan Matyja
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-05-12
Redaktor Zgedy
Bismarck.
z Wielkopo1anina.
(Ciag da1szy.

Ale e many rozum vol
nlsaaW Y ztad tez plyniealz,ia,s /
~ nia nagroda, hub Wina
kara. &
Es B Il u u |llliul,d.l,zsl. u podlaaIWolsdIzlI
WiaIy stole! mi
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-05-12
WILKES BARRE, Pa.

WlLhE0 bAIIItL, la.
w dniu Wigilii y +. 1903
sprzedal salonista Barnasz
przy Baltimore VI. mlodemu.
Karolowi Boszbu-g flaszke
w6dki do kt6rej ten ostatni.
dodaI karbolowego kwasu,
wypiI ~ kilka goblin potem.
szmarl. Obecnie zasiadi Bar.
naszHna 1awie oskarzonych.
"a sprzedaz trunk6w M 80
$50
dol. grzyWny.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-05-12

AAsAApksssy 10y rs ssHSssAAAh4 ss0V
IWolnictwo ktore czyni clio
Wieka WlasInosciain clio
Wieka. 5
WlasIlie pod WplyWem
to6ciwei ElsIw,angieii upadlo,.
.srogie bezpraWie lEElulropiey
.A q asd1s EWangieli'a1..
toczy szlachetna podniQqsslll,as
walkeprzeciw nieWolnictwd "
Afryce.
Poganizm nietylko ME ida-
ie zadlnej rekojmi zycia vol
no6ci, ale ME INA zadnej i
tosci, ME ma wsp6l czucia.
Greckie prawo, nakazywalo'
ojcu zabijae slabe ] ulommne..
dzieci, ably panstwu ME prrzzyy-
sparzaf ciezaru,
Rzymianie coz czynilR ME
do1eznych starc6w, obloznniie
chorych, Tub n%iemowleta w
rzucaliz domu ma passive glo--:
.du luh dzikiegO ZWierZa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-05-12
WasStW0lrcey,Woo

gHTS3SSS@.%8tSAa
Viara vice ME lest ME olIl
przyjaci6lka ludzko6ci, ale
przeciwniie, ochr'onllici,e .l
[WolnoSci ezlosW,4i,eklsaaI 81 nraajjleepp q
sza szkola7 do Wg.yr'ot1'btoiieelnial Wo-
III uksztalcenlia charakteru.
VIOLA nasza ugania sic zaW s
SIZE "a dobrem kat66rre jestrze-
czywiste lubzWodaiicze,t trivia
niestale, Wieczne Tub
Gdoczesne.
w wyborze vice tegosdolbra'
latwo sic pomylit moIz 81
broni rozumu, kt6ryzac--
miony budzaca sic do zlego
zadza bladzi .czesto; kresi
mu grantee miedzy Mem q
dobrem przypomina ze
..odpowiedzialni jestesmy e
swe czyny nietylko v obec
.ludzi, ale co Wazniejsza, "
obec Boga, kt6remu zdamy
.kiedys surowy rachunek 2
.kazdego slowa, kazdej checi,
kazlego czynu.
Wiara oslania Wole pred
slaboscia rozumu broni jej cd
przemocv namietnosci.
A zatem ME zWazajmy ma
.zapatrywania sadly liberia
low, ale uczmy dzieci religii
lie tylko sic da, ably " ten
.spos6b uwalniat rodzaj ludz-
Xxi z niewoli zadz, ME 2 pod.
.praw Bozych.
Bardzo czesto s}yszec MOI
ma narzekania tych, kt6rzy
pragna ably czlowiek popuScii
cugle wolf zmyslowei Q lyle
o lie tylko sic da, ze religia
katolicka zapoznaje zupe}nie
prawa ciala ludzkiego.
Nieraz naWet czytamy Q
tenn 20 dziennikach. Dlazro-
zumienia zarzutu, nasan,prz6d
trzeba sic zapytae liberal6w,
co rozumieja przez prawa cia1a
! Jezei TEN zapoznanem=
przez religia praWem, So niz-
kie popedy namietnoSci, to.
sluszna, re religia ich
ME wspiera, lecz potepia,
bowiem wymaaggapia
zadz So bezprawiem, zdroz-
buntem; ME pochodza
Cd Boga, ale powstaly pc
pierworodnym.
Jezeli zas przez praWa cia-
IA %rozumiemy Wysokie stano-
wisko ciala wzglednie do in
iestestw materya1nych
jego podniosIa godnost
nieodlaczonego towarzysza
duszy lego niezbedne= Wy
j konieczne dozycia
j zdrowia warunki, jednem
slowem, prawa. p%rzywileje1
mu przez Stw6rce, to
Z pewnoscia kazdemu waldo
mo, ze kosci6f ,n1etyIkotl chl1
ME zapoznaje, ale przeciwnie
stawia obok praWduszy, ira
mieniem swej opieh lotacza
Poganie zapoznawal prawa
ciala: to prawda. Przenie6my
sic mySlaw owe czasy, kiedy=
amfiteatrach,jekk i.gginacych
meczarniach ludzi, rryk dzi-
k~ichzWierzat szarpiacych cia-
Ia, byl zbrodnicza zabawka
ola bezmy6lnego motlochu.
P~rzypomnImy=sobi czasy;
kiedy katowsni ,nielito5ciwie.
niewolnicy, por6wnoszezwie
rzeciem, pod swistem bicza
plug IA roll, hub sci
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-05-12
NOWINYZ AMERYll

$500 SysE sss
i. GREAT FALLS, Mont,
Stephen N. Withheld ,ubogi
.wdowiec mieszkajacyp e.
miastem, pfzetrzasajac suknie.
zmar1ej swej zony e zdz d-
wieniem znalazl v jednej SUI
|kni bardzo poniszczony pre-
.kaz bankowy IA $1251 kt6ry.
.byl zaszyty pomiedzY falda-
mi. Whitbeck gnany pre-
czuciem e v innych suk
mach rowniez mole cos INA
rozpoczal generalne'
|prucie tychze no po 2
|godzinach piracy wyprul e.
|starych lach6W ME wiecej
|iak $4,000 " papierach war
|toscloWych lr6znyy'ctlh ospl1gga-
|cyach.
'I1|l1lills zyjac Z Iona ME ME
|Wisdlzitalll mic % lego poloYi.s
ca nosila Tux k !, pod
p6dnllcalehI II i ME {,
llgl l oboe g aSzeby
''wliol'Ixlylct.. s.. skIaad k 8, PREY
szla dosgrosza 9 dla
jempiclaa
IS dlsspln.st91
9|I1I
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-05-12

bssSAaEass %EAaSsssSas
Winpa zamsrxdW l ElslslI
Albin, u adoopttoWaalnnlee
cork. sedzia kaza u morddeeII:'
czynie a. ~dozyWotnie wiez AZ
ME.
Prokurator Ward AZ sWWes
~przemoWie do seddzi6W przy-
|sieglych przedstaWl Powell .'a
IloWa jako kobiete-demnonnaa..
JOdmaloWa szczeg6lowo ja
nieludizkiee, pokrajanie cialaI
Idziewczyny i iak "a piekiel.
IA my5lan wlozyla MOI
v reke zamordowanej, aby
sic zdawalo, ze ~dziewczyna.
|popelnl1iila, samlloebo6jstwo,. Ma
stepnie, z jakim to spokojem
przystapila do przyggotowy-
wanna obiadu ]. jak klamaia,
[dop6ki ME zostala aresztowa--.
ma.
]. B. {. P'oo--.
Wr6cil tn dotad 2 Japonii
Richard Chester, rzadowy ia a-
Epohski kontraktor j twierdzi,
re " Wojsku japo1skiem stu
" co najmnieil0 procent kzo-
biet. So to pc Wiekszej cze-
Sci zony j cork kulii6w. Cd
znaczaja sic one celnoscia "
strzelaniu znosza wiecej nie
|wyg6d bez ujmy anizeli mez-
czykni. One to, przybrane "
uniform zolnierza japodskie-:
go zaggrzewaja szeregi do "a
.cietej walk 2 moskalami.
NEW YORK, ".
Geo-Miller kt6remd ojciec
zapisal testamentem 81, 0OO,-
600, a Q kt6rym przez dluggii
czas nieWiedziano ,gdzie prze-
.bywa zostal nakoniec male
ziony " szpitalu poWiatoWemn
W Sacramento, Cal. Jest on
ciezko chory ma tyfus j mic
dotad nieWiedzia1 ami Q smier-
ci swojego OLGA, kt6ry umarl
pred paru miesiacami, ami.
tel . m%ilionowym zapisie ola
siebie.
Miller opuscil dom rodzi-.
cielski " Brooklynie pred
laty j Mai liczne ciez-
kie przejscia. Pc smierei Of
ca, kt6ry 60 uczynil swoim
spadkobierca, szukano go pc
calych, Stanach Zjednoczo-
nych.
--
y17TT HEc pADpr D.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-05-12

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ElI a ~ |l.l
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1904-09-14
WEDNESDAY. SEPT. ID. 1904.
THE SECOND ELECTION.

There is general rejoicing that
all elections are over. The vote
in the second primary was greater
in this county this year than the
first election of two years ago, be.
ing 1879 and 1870, respectively.
AT this writing "wednesday mcrn-
ing) nothing definite has been
heard from the congressional race.
Tim norman has been elected So.
licitor by q large majority, and
Earle will probably be the next
railroad commissioner. Talbert
was elected state senator; DeVore
q member of the House, and DR..
j. T: Pattison will be our next
county treasurer. No election
wac held for supervisor of regis
stration. An error was detected
in the official count of the first
ele stion and the executive COM
mittee met on Friday last and de-
clared Mr.. Charles Strom elected.
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JOE NSTON.

: The regular monthly meeting of
the Woman's Missionary society
was held on Monday afternoon in
the Baptist church, eleven mem
bers being present. The annual
contributor to missions from
this society amounted 10 about
one hundred aud eighty dollars.
Rev. George White supplied
our church Sunday. aud his ex-
cellent sermon was listoned to
with deep interest.
Mr.. "A. p. Lofts gins in East
Johnston are kept busy, averaging
about 25 bales per day.
Mrs. James Richardson has
returned from a months visit to
relatives in Atlanta.
Mrs. Charles Swan, of Texas, is
visiting her father Mr.. P. N. Lott.
Mr.. Clarence Elsey, Of Bamberg,
is visiting Mr.. A. P. Lott.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Marsh have
returned from St. Louis.
MisssNina QUITS will teach al
Clio ~ .s;5.
I. Nv Payne who has been
squite sriously ysill is:c onvale escent..
Nj. Glaud Lot is welcomed in
town by his many friends after
his illness of the past few weeks.
s Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Cogburn
spent Sunday night at Mrs. Mis-
souri, Lofts.
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Cold Spring.

The Edgefield association met
with the Bold Spring church last
Wednesday and Thursday. Mr..
Orlando Sheppard was reelected
moderator, presiding with ease and
dignity. All of the standing COM
Smittees had their reports ready
when called for. The reports were
of high order and the speeches
were all good. The letters from
the different churches showed an
increase in members, also in con-
tributions. The spiritual standing
sofs the association will compare
stsvorably with any association in
tie state. All of the ministers
within the bounds Of the associa-
stiion were present except two who
were absent on account of SICK
mess.
DR.. E. III. Poteat, president Of
4 sFurmans university, was preseut
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1904-09-14
SOUTH CAROLINA COLLEGE
Expansion Of Its Work and Its
Splendid Facilities.

For three generations of men
the South Carolina College has
wrought it's great work for the uni
fcation and prosperity of the
State. For three generations her
sons have honored their alma
mater by useful lives and splen-
did citizenship, and today, in the
character and strength of the
members of its faculty and in the
variety and thoroughness of its
literary, scientific, and law courses
it stands eminent; in the quality,
of its work it is the peer Of any
university of the South. A varie-
ty of courses leading 10 the sew
eral baccalaureate degrees in Arts,
Scierca, Law, Engineering (Civil
and Electrically, and Pedagogy, is
offered, with the most liberal
choice of studies and the widest
possible elective opportunity.
The faculty has recently enlarged
and incrf ased the facilities fer
postgraduate work, and has placed
toe opportunity for such advanced
university study within reach Of
all who may desire it, and who
cannot go out of the State to OBJ
tain it. Every year ths College
has number of students working
for postgraduate degrees.
It's chemical, biological, and
physical laboratories ere we'll
equipped and have each master
teacher at its head; and the Col
lege library, with its $4,000 vol
umes, is the delight of students
heart.
The College offers special in
ducements to ambitious young
men and women in its generous
provision for the comforting of
scholarships on meritorious stu
dents at the close of each session.
Five of these scholarships are
conferred upon distinguished
members of the Freshman Glass;
four in the Sophomore Class, and
three in the Junior Glass. III ad-
dition to these scholarships, by an
Act of the General Assembly in
1904, two Special Normal Scholar
ships for men teachers are given
to each county in the State, the
value of each being equivalent to
$9S. This gift cannot be regard
ed as charity-far from it. The
money will be paid back to the
State thousand fold in the bet
terment of the common schools of
the State, which are established
and maintained solely for the pur-
pose for should be of rearing good
ci,izeps-men and women whose
lives shall b. devored to the COM
mon veal. The men who honestly
accept these scholarships are not
accepting charity, but are simply !
being partly paid IN advance for
The hard work, the selt:-sacrifce,
the grind to Which they subjecll
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1904-09-14
Three Jurors Cured

Of Cholera NIorbus with One
Small Bottle of Chamberlain's
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy.
Mr.. G.. w. Fowler of Hightower,
Ala, relates an experience he had
while serving on petit jury in a
murder case at Edwardsville,
county, Alabama He says" :"While
there ate some fresh meat ana
some sousc meat and 1T gave me
cholera morbus in very severe
form. I was never more sick IN
nv life and sent to the drug store
for a certain CHOLERA mixture, but
the druggist sent me a bottle of
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy instead, say
ing that he had what | sent for,
but that this medicine was so
much better he would rather send
it to me III the.fx was i'll. [ took
one dose of it and was better IN
five minutes. The second dose
cured me entirely. Two fellow
Jurors were afflicted in the same
manner and one small bottle cured
the three of us''. For sale by all
Druggist and medicine Dealers.
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(Intended for last week.)

The entire family of Mr.. G. w.
SLott including Mrs. Porter Dom,
@Eas been quite sick with fever for
sthe past week. All we are glad to
;. state are better.
DR.. J. M. Rushtcn has purchased
the Cowles lot and will erect q
handsome residence on Main
street. His mother and sisters, will
move to town another year.
Considerable building is being
dnne but. the demand. for residen-
ces is greater than ever before
known. Several families, we hear
will be compelled to move into the
country.
Mr.. and Mr.. J. w. Brown have
moved into the pretty cottage
erected by Mr.. Dave QUITS.
Three men from the upper coun-
try are negotiating for farms near
here.
Mr.. Cal Wright preached a most
excellent sermon in our Baptist
church on Sunday.
Mr.. A. P. Lott has commenced
to gin in East Johnston and COT
ton is being sold daily. Johnston
ships more cotton than any station
on the road between Columbia and
Augusta.
Mr.. and Mr.. John Marsh left
Monday for ST. Louis.
With this month came soup
pernongs and Kiefer pears, with
some late peaches.
Cooks are very scarce in the
kitchen. They are enjoying the
balmy sunshine of September in.
1.-The cotton patch.
Miss Tura Werts has returned
from Augusta much improved i'll
health.
Mrs. J. W. Hardy ls visiting
her mother near Pine Pleasant
Mrs. T. w. Lott has returned
after several weeks visit in Green
: wood.