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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-03-25

No wonder the business of the Brand
Brewing Company. AT l2j1 Elston ave.
nue.. Increased over 100 Der cent during
1904. Their famous Extra" brew has
a worldwide reputation.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-03-25

In case ut Pittsburg the other day
in which Il young lady claimed dam.
ages from a young man for kissing
her. the judge, after carefully scrutin-
izing the fair plaintiff, dismissed the
suit on the ground that the defendant
was justiiiable. This would appear u
clear instance of II gay old bird come
to judgment.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-01-13
EHRLICH'S

1915 Main st.
Get Main St. COLUMBIA, 6. c.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-01-13

still 50 infltUItci with mys-'Hs r-'i-'.
loved him 50 dearly, that l hcsitated.
Thea my anger prevailed. l would be
rich. and IA should sec Inc living in
luxury while lie was buried in poverty
and his i.9tent rights. Proceedings
were comlacncel 1T once, and ! was
not SURPRISED whcn Oscar ra.Cd {
make any answe. to my char"c which
was dcse:tion. My attorney woke,
hard to expedite matters, but despite
his energy HE laws Colsy Gia not ad.
init Of ms securing nay Ic"o2 Will.
"ermis3i.u q marry ill a few days
before ths. expiration Oc the limit OF
tinc
The great burden that rested upon
ne was the matter of Husband. In
the first place, ! was st;l} iI my heart
foolish enough 10 love the nan who
| Aadao lmse'y deserted me. Tile adagc.
"Iicll hath 10 fury l'se w4n!am
| Scorcd.' all not Apply i me- Mar
riugc with another was So rcDulsiVc -
ne that | seriously considered, afsor
all, giving up tho fortune ana living
without the matrimonial yoke Eu!
no Ouc-CsNccialiy 4 woman likes t."
give ZIP fortune AMI live aiouc at the
same time. Wien my lawyer remind
ed me that Before noon on tie follow
ing day must lie welded or my rights
would bc forfeited ! had no pre'crcn 20
whatever for any man. IN despair
told my attorney t. svg~csJ ap,NC one
lie promised to produce friend who
lie said had known u!p "nl lccn my
4 oil. 81 ~ Il
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-01-13

The IrcGuois of the Clyde Line ha
a very narrow escape from being d.
sfroycd 10y fire last week on its wa
from New York to Jacksonville, FE
with twO bundled passengers. Dm
ing tie last four hours Of her run
Chmle,ton tire was discovered in th
lover hold, but lhe flames were kcl
under control, the only damage LeiI
10 The cargo. The passengers wel
sent 10 'acksonvill on special trai'
from Charleston.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-01-13

y hoop ON 2,co0 gallon capacity
tank Of the Hichland d'stilling co,
1roS5 and all the contents with oven
thirty hatrel> Of wliiskey were lost
tae ,m loycs { op 4 upa litUe viii
buckets from tie floor wh ch waS coy.
cred Il foot deep.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-01-13

Tour IialiGn Loses and guards
the Rock fields near CharleSton wc
arrested ON the charge Of pronege.
was said that th:y made certa me-
work without pay and treated then
cruelty.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-01-13
CHAMEERLAlN's COUGH REMED
Atsolu ely fla: mess.

The f,ult OF giving children mcd
cine containing injuCus substance
is sometimes more disastrous than a.
disease fICm vl!Ch llCy iIC!IlfCI
Every mother lhouId kLow ChanLc
Iain's Cough Remedy is perfectly sai
for eli GICn to take 1t cOnta"
nothing harmful and for coughs, cold
and Group is unsrIpaSs,c. For sale ]
TinnCtsIlCs. and tIC@n Tug C.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-01-13

Il
Orangcbdrg was shot and killed Jan.
!. The negro who did the shooting
was stranger in oraageburs ahd got
away.
\ hoop ON 2,co0 gallon capacity
tank Of tho Richland d'stilling CO,
oros6 and all the contents with over
thirty barrels Of wliiskey were lost.
tAe I'm. loycs C op 'dupa little will
buckets from tie l!uor wh ~ MaS GOV
cred Il foot deep.
The attorney general has compile
l table showing the totals as to tn
conviction and acquittals IN the sta'e
Turing the year.
Tor the year 1904 one thousand eig e
hundred and ninety one eases W
resented of which 6o9 ~er2
d or there were no bills in 10y .,
Grand Jury. 80 were found not gull
ma % guilty. There were 2a2 case
Cor murder and mauslaughter preScu
ID during the year and Of these 26 NJ
bills were returned, 70 foucd guilt!
Of either manslaughtcr or murder ano
the other two appealed to the Su
premc Court
TO diSpensary cases presented j.
1905 were $50. o. which IS no bill
we rntd y not guilty and :
guilty,
Neil Arthur a prosperous farmer c
near Dillon dropped dead in that cit
aturday. Mr.. Arnett was fifty ycai
old and leaves a wife and children.
At n negro festival near WinnSbor
last week. sam Rel killed Ben Pea
land b.oke Dave peay'S jawbon'
wylic Suha was shot by an unknow
party and another unknown negl
had his skull fractured.
*~#
~ IIttEiiU Cliiil Sp''S ''iNO - 'O'N'
one day last week ran over wage
and two mules at ore of the stree
crossings. The negro driver barely e
capped with his life.
Mr.. Boyd Taylor a white man vi
lived at Mars Bluff was found dea
near his home Jan. I. He had gor
nut to haul load of wood and wh'
lie did not come home search vi
! made for him, and his body ";
found not far from his OK and car
i. II is thought that he dicl from ma
ural causes.
\ survey of E5gcfield County "
! made january that the propose
| new county Calhuun Will cut Fdg
icld b>l,xw constitutional area.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-01-13

Charl ston will soon have UnioI
passenger station, on the corner {
olumbus and Bay Streets. All tn
land dcSir,d for the station has bee
bought Transferred and paid for.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-01-13

William DiXona young negro ma
of Darlinglo ca shot and fatally lnjure
a negro woman name Sylvia NilNo'
last week lie made his escape.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-01-13
sronAepous,a,s: ,,a=. :aH' Co


Tablets are the Lest thing FOR ston
ach troubles and constipatiCh l hlv
ever Sod, .sIys J. II. Culiman. !;
druggist of Pott erville, Mich. Tn :,
are easy to take and always Givc salts
faction. ! tell my customers 10 Try
them and If n0t satisfactory 10 com
back and get their money, Lut have
never had complaint" For sale b
Iimmons Bros. a d CroSson Drug &c
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-01-13
STATE NEWS.

Arthur Paine negro boy living AT
Orangcbdrg was shot and killed Jan.
J. The negro who did the shooting
was stranger in Oraageburg nhd got
away.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-01-13

w. c. Troywick was accidentall>
shot and killed. at Cheraw SATURDAY
afternoon. Traywick had gone out tt
inspect some lumber aboutOne quartei
OF mile out Of town and was absen'
about am l.Cur, when he was returning
He motioned for lclp, bIt fell motto!
less Just as some one reached him an
died in five .minutes. a bnllCt hole
was folnd in his IrtaSt, he was forty
years old and well thought OF by h'.
acquaintanceS.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-01-13
a ST ROAE
OF GENIUS
Iorlelnsl

Go-ignaIl
My aunt. with whom 1 went to 1.-Two /
upon the death OF ms father, had been I
very unfortunate in hey marriage. This /.
had iaaGc her bitter against natrimo- |
ny. ani she became possessed with tho
nea Of preveatlng my eyer taNtnS a
LuSbaal Before | Lll lived with her
six months writtc1 nGycc@oHt hod
been mace between Il CHAT l w&3 t.
inherit &u hor property oa condition
of always yemalnin.; unmarried. Cth-
ryysjsc It would 80 Il her brothers ANA
;iste.5.
lin me Oscar Merriam | thought
| little Of ms ay;ecMcit Oscar Was jVst
the fellow . win al g.t's iot-,. y
cheerful, reckless disposition, q Ga'i-
cious smile, a hopeful, i"r,~>,.ei aj.
| ,urc-thesc were his traits. am ,-e.
were just the traits t. make ne love
him rcyoad measure.
My love affair nearly drove me wild.
My incatUation fnC oscar Gid not rem
Ter me blind to the fact that he was
visionary lnd impractical. ON tie one
hand was every comfort without him;
on the ojh'r every priyation with him.
His influence over me was sufficient TO
induce me 10 consent II 4 secret mar
riagc. | was not dishonest enough to
accept my lunts fortune, falling To fui-
, ill my palt of the contract; indeed, by
marriage / gave Up my rights. hoped
for some occurrence 10 change the con-
ditious. but tie conditions grew more
ana more stringent. My aunt, who had
1r.,
of her husbands death fell into a mon
omania on The subject Of opposition To
marriage ana Ecvvr ceased II lcmiad
me of my agreement. 8 At last she lc-
cane 50 dc:aentol that her physicians
sent her ~ a Sani,arirm.
After Il faw months medical treat
meut her mental condition was mucl
' improved. bat she died suddenly Of
= pneumonia.
n was In great perr,eN;ty for ny
@ agreement with her still stood, aId
had broken it, When the VIII was
opened. what was my sUruriac To loarr
that my aurs had lcrr me hoc fNrtun,
e on conditions hat I marry within c.Gat
! cen months vrtor her death. When SHE
., had YCcgyc.si 4 better mCn,2! c0Dui
-, ton she WIS Eorr.Gcd - think OF IN!
. being unp,o scctcl ana THAT she La,
fostcrCd wlut she now dreaded. ! con
suited lawyers. who a"rccl that th
c terrls OF tha viii required @e 10 b
r married. within specified time @ftc
my aunt's death. y marriage hcfor
! 90 after tlis period would not lJiH
IL the conditions. wrote Oscar. WI
4 was at tie time in Washinst. " -e..lcav
I
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-01-13
We Are Not Magi ,ians

but when it comes to Ladies $500 &
$3.50 shoes we can show you thint
you never saw before.
Ladies wonder how we manage %
have the new styles ahead of all
others.
Empress, our $40 Ladies shoe is
made OF the softest, finest, and
smoothest, Glaze Kid and Patent Kid
the most exclusive styles.
elpa our $40 beauty is as far
cAa nj othei $500 shoes as an auto
ns-rart.
Fl,.r, is a heap of sa iSfactiun I
feeling that you are we'll shod and 4;
pair of these shoes will make you fee
just that way.
The oasis., 1905-12-23

the Tecoripa river at Tecoripa to the Yaqui river, near Soyopa, and to the junction of the two rivers at Cumaripa, and includes some of the most noted mining regions in Sonora.
 Mir. A. Redewill of Phoenix, has inst completed a tour of Sonora, occupying one month, in which he sold about thirty pianos and three pianolas, besides a large number of minor musical instruments, the total aggregate Of sales reaching $30,000, with a profit Of $3,000 for the firm. Mir. Redewill has been known long as athe piano king of Arizona" The title of 'the piano king of Sonora" is now due the gentleman. The secrets of his long continued success are fair dealing and prompt ness in everything. That gives success in any line. The trip just completed raises the total aggregate in seven years of sales made by Mir. Redewell in Sonora to about 230 pianos.
 From parties recently from the Yaqui river TIE OASIS has learned that on November 18th heavy freshet in that stream had destroyed the mill and store of La Dura Mining Company at La Con- centracion, and the hoists on La Gloria mine, belonging to the same company at La Dura, about mile down the river. It is reported that the river raised fourteen feet above the level on which stood the mill and store. Whether the water invaded the town at La Concen- tracion the informants did not state; but it is probable that it did not, for the town stands on ground considerably higher than the mill site.
 LATER: It is now stated upon more recent information that the town was also destroyed-only two houses remaining.
The oasis., 1905-12-23
SONORA SETTINGS.

with the new year the collectors oi customs for the Mexican govern ment at Guaymas and Nogales Messrs Calderon and Moreno, will exchange places.
 The Chicago office of the Belene Copper Company, operating prop critics at Copete, has been closed, and the general office is now in Los Angeles (516 Bryson Block. ) Mir. J. J. Hardwick Is now presi- dent of the company.
 There is a report at Guaymas and Hermosillo that Mir. Armin Graf, the well known capitalist, long resident at Guaymas, has died at his home in San Francisco. He has been very i'll, but the re- port of his death is not au- thenticated.
 The end of the track of the southern extension of the Cananea, Yaqui River < Pacific railway is now about eighteen kilometres out from Batomotal, and 1t is expected to reach the Yaqui river by Feb ruary 1st. Long continued wet weather has delayed operations.
 From the City of Mexico comes a report, we'll authenticated, that Mir. Max Marks of Hermosillo, has been granted mining con cession covering the area on the west side of the Yaqui river from Cumaripa to Torin, distances Of about forty kilometres north and south and fifteen kilometres east and west.
 The Douglas, Bisbee and Cana nea papers state that the litigation over El Tigre, in the Moctezuma district, has taken new turn. Judge 0'Farrel, at Moctezuma, WHO nas favored the Ensenada Company, has been sumGaarily dis placpt ny another judge, who has Q 'd the Ensenada people from p session of the mines and lt -ored them to Fl Tigre Com- pany.
 Tuesday Mir. Tom Stevens, some time past at Fl Tiro mines, was at Nogales, returning to Minas Prietas, where he formerly resided. Mir. Stevens confirmed the report that the courts had given posses sion of the property at Fl Tigre to the Kansas City people (El Tigre Company and stated that work is now shut down. Mr. T. J. Wiley of Nogales, superintendent for the Ensenada Company. is now at Moctezuma.
 Mr. c. c. Leary. who was so severely injured some weeks ago at Llanos de Gro (near Ei Tiro, Altar district) by a mufderous laborer striking him on the head with a shovel, was taken out to Los Angeles last Saturday by his brother, Mr R. H. Leary, from Canada. The injured man is rap- idly recovering. They were ac- companied by Messrs. w. B Kibbey, H. c. Kingsley and J J Jordan, all of Llanos de Gro.
 MT. c. NJ. Ryall, whose mining recently granted by the federal government was noted by THE OASIS at the time 1t was made, was recently in the City of Mexico, on business connected thereNith. He returned to New York City, but is expected to come to S9u0ra carly in January to take un lhe
The oasis., 1905-12-23

What could be more appropriate or better appreciated for a Christmas or Holiday present to your wife or mother than 2 set of elegant silver spoons or forks? You will find them in great var iety at the store of the sonora News Co. Best workmanship, most artistic designs, reliable and honest metal 1t.
 Forgood substantial service wear Hamilton, Brown X Co.'s Patrol Shoe, " sold at the Red House, Ra- mon Vasquez.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-26
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 Grove f..#...z5 resist Fle only laag.z ed A. f.4@s. 5oy@ La % 0-A g5a. he sail. .a 2 elsteee.za h8f4.ae a3= tAef 4'm 4al aaoh eras9.as h.ra sz fse leo< fr3#e 044 saafaae.f! t5earl the nearest pa!.ee station
 Looks prettr t7eza f9r tse9 b2 saaa . Ea5! ef..a 4aa Ike aaa so cI3z.. N4sA I9aa. .ef zaa hrea at..e. , ltt.s.." ga<pcfl roa1e
 nae Of fae 1ea toose..e1 G.e gr! sa Groase's e"a< and arn The nAxt m3- mHnt Aa uas spraHt.ag II the street. and stth nae powerful gereneh tAa .4s- pected laaa shook of the grasp of the other detecfige and escaped
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-26

Ihas T Tartef of TH;a anI ons q the best known and best liked men te=fH3s eoza#E lie of a.eW feser 4 his a5t5e ra4.n saturday s54as
 aa3 aeaaaia ia.as enz ots H l.9 5a5aa ay fag tae 2 fea e4 t4st EIeaaers9a
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 met se leaasd
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 aft. of =0ame fever af q. oaiass Lf. lasf Fslay The fe. etn WHre brought to HautGn foI in toIment and the funeral ~as in fhe ehafee of the Masonic fiat9raity t. fhat plaee Mr Cloud Nas a4ent for 5be Kras3s eftg Southern Rai1~ eompan1 af D. Qaiaey, and vas ] Yonne man of stf5l'na worth The rcaltive baYe the symra- hv of 2 ho of friends throasheu fhc counts
 @rr1'e Vic" < eebo,4 of 'ais efy he1 ca. to 9in rao o,ly wtict wee ever 2G years ol' This oat taa ha 1aised from a ldften by tho fa'ail4 and had erfer heea auay fsoa Aoao faf. all these wears 9rhe cat was I
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-26
VERY ANNOYING.
This Hardly Expresses What Pine Bluff
 people Say Of lt.

Any Holiness of rae skin s ann, lu2
 4tfe danger n i'ch.ag skln 4iz eases,
 au- they naks yoa misesa.le.
 .l4au $ Oinr4.sLt 4a 6 ...,-.-Ia...44 e9re
 s1 riies. Ec1 ma, al hca 7 tl1sb.fs.
 ..sF-e .zftsf 4.tiz.as e.4o.ae !.
 l.. TTeaaWay U Llria RICK .aI .r,,.. .}1Uc ol HOW c.I4e Keta GGGc-so aa75esat Jn, 7. ..4etc .2I5 Louislana fraa ass e,t s- aa3 eeaf- ha3 astat ks q lc9in- lsmmghaids aHs 4a! s.4.o5t 1!F=n 1a rope I ver aei4. ..l.5 aerc-s q q.sss fation which An.. a.Ee ne geFaa. neat 5enehf. Aa advertisement U ua ct o3r lat5 aateas iaaa IF ze -G fcI 2 06X ef Eeaa O,ntasla A@ 4 continuation f t.safMent a lz,tely stopped ID .as attack. pt cate. 'bese has net 5asn q syfap 61= df q r c9!rf nce.
 Plenty more Brl.f ike ri. .ae ssne Bluff people Cal at tat Naar lankersley DIgg c1mpauy stoFa aH ask what theit elsteratFs rsps.f
 For ,aie by all ii alers. Pr.c. cents. r ster-MzlhHn company. E4s talo Now York, sele agents fer Il i-I fsta States
 Reme4.aer the naae-Doaa' a's-as.3 take no other.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-26

EE PECAN FdHiN9 WITH HExsGA f4S6. 6,14& kidHape1 the 59aag soa # EdHare G1IGaat. q Hseas 4,4ekaf, aas! seczrreI raas5=1 q se-49oo ia s1zl f5r tAe 94z the 53tics. 6.e 41aftsaeats of the A..z e.t4. rel.esH5ef hsfa for hs a,iasea l5.grt= val. .4s desperate aoGgps aai 70 tee.es 4FAae= the e,. ls,A3 a.fa... qe.l not tae greatest Of A.y s.pp5=s4 ss tecHr.ses. v least | was tae fa9. Spectacular, and f brought Fat beiof tae world
 One of Growe.s early Aatils @4S 4e ported 10 b3se been saaGe u I1ez. pheu Ee .s sa.4 10 have r,9oed !. p.a br6kers , If $is.9o u alas.33 and e9ea. .se#s These dia4ouds are to have aeeu sold, Gi.e or two Il a t. to 9a4ila aud Soata Oalaha pd shops, aad ase At3ae5 4e:4f out easy as t cat-e i.e wa4 ,.e.er p isAe,a
 A' Ian r555,as Grove 4sasz zre.I9gts as aa c.r6f' aEt is taoa-..: 4a led taore hpK.ap paHties t..aa las q CT L4aa u fhe eoahe4 tus favor. staH4.zag grbaBt for t4.s eias4 of 22. was nea4 at .izse. l. Ao. and he ,relttti with fea,Jzl of tares. slet.es fti r93sftfe% sa eae year. k. of ths. were e3jaa}!tte1 oa t.e Burlfi- on "a roal
 Eat fat. t is s.isl, tsieI tliis once to oftea aad ..s ssult te came 10 gt5t. Th.s to9. @aa oH H.e Harrington roa
 
 Kansas f3tE trals. 4D tA.t roa l it1,Ee out a5,at Fl oclae., oHe nig4t a.l ha4f aa hane Iifer tle train v1s h. Up .,,., express mfssenxer Was coi Inai2ed 10 oaeu the Goors of his ea aud he di1 so. but nstest of tAs9R ott ta.e .bfoash sac lte opened t.s f.l aHa. ha. illg &isb I pe1..as gsn rpae4 coui anon "as ri,3fei. s5, C,1ae escIprl ., darEacSs Ihn acal maH gras nc p1ra 5.1,l. Gut fs said to haze from \ .Eoset5a
 estD5aa5, %0st. .stera tr5ia r. h. e- a-,1 ..s. of ct ago, af. 'a l.fa e w1s ser.1eei G,a atsie~ ltl=1. been the robber. With e3t;a]e nf pals
 s6uthb,uad Louisville anl Na-H vile train was heid G., cjoU Il Fl son, kv., one II .,lt II vas ] suete fuI raid. and tlac rohhnra wee ncss caught, hut If Grove gsts Il fev yeai longer in the penitentiarx tlan h thinks ia coming to him several years might. with truth. say some. be ap piled in expiatlng this crime
 One of the most daring robperies at tributed to Grove was that of an ac- tress on Northwestern train in Min nesota Diamonds and Jewels worth $2O.OG0 were secured and the thief dropped off the train at way station. The theft was discovered soon after ward. and as Grove was the only per son missing from the car he was sus- pected. His description was recog nized. and trap was set for him
 It was discovered that q man answer ing his description had sent small grip from Minnesota town to a Chi cngo pawnhroker. The pawnshop was watched, and two weeks after the
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GRANT COUaTY NEWS.

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