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The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1906-06-13
Swansea n otes.
For the Lexington Dispatch:

For the Lexington Dispatch:
Our little town is now greatly en-
livened by the presence of our college
boys and girls who are at home for
the vacation, and a number of charm
ing visitors.
Last week the lovely moon-lit even
ings were taken advantage of and
several delightful lawn parties and
socials were given in honor of the
visiting young ladies. At each the
hours made merry by the hum of hap
py voices fitted by far too rapidly,
and not until late hours were the
good-byes said.
On Monday evening Miss Alma
Oliver entertained few of her friends
informally at her home.
Miss Oliver proved herself an efici-
ent hostess, and all present enjoyed
her hospitality until late in the even
ing. Delightful music was dispensed
by Miss Kate Pooser and Mr. B. E.
Craft.
Tuesday evening we were indebted
to the young men of the town for CIV
ing a delightful lawn party at the
lake. The evening could not have
been more perfect had Diana herself
spoken her favor to US and had hidden
us choose this particular time as one
especially set apart by her, when the
silvery moon should be beheld in all
her glory. The lake, just at the out
skirts of town, at all times is lovely
spot, but when enhanced by the beauty
of a June moonlight night, who
could be 50 soul-less as not to enjoy
the time spent by it's placid waters?
Appetizing refreshments were served,
and our harty thanks were voted the
thoughtful ones VINO provided such
pleasant diversion.
Last, but not least, Mr.. and Mrs. P.
E. Eutto entertained on Friday even
ing formally and delightfully."-. For
amusement pictures taken from maga-
zines were cut into several pieces and
hid in bits of tissue paper about the
pleasant rooms. A piece of card
board tied with dainty green ribbon
was given each guest, and the one
succeeding in finding pieces which
when put together formed the most
perfect picture won the prize. Much
merriment ensued naturally for
some pictures when completed were
"wonders'' from al artists stand
point, at least Miss Kate Pooser,
was the fortunate one, as she pro-
duced d perfect picture from what
seemed numberless and impossible
bits Of paper. The reward of merit
which was gracefully presented Miss
Pooser by Mr.. P. NJ. Oliver was
dainty blue and gold photograph
holder. The consolation prize fell to
Mr.. J. L. Haigler, whose artistic
talent would put to shame (?) a
Raphael. No efforts were spared by
the host and hostess Of the evening to
give all a pleasant time, and their
every effort was crowned with sue
cess. The piazza and grounds were
pretteiy lighted by many hued Japa-
nese lanterns, and during the hours
most delightful refreshments consist
ing of cream and cake were served.
Hiss Kathleen Cleckley has return
ed home from Winthrop for the vaca-
ton.
Miss Ollie Smith, to the delight of
her numerous friends, is athome again
after an absence of four months in
Orangeburg.
Mr.. W. L. Brooker, who has been
superintendent of tbs Aiken schools
for two years returned home last
week.
Miss Kate Pocser, oneof Augustus
handsome and attractive daughters,
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1906-06-13

Governor Hayward stated that he
had heard that the Investigating COM
mittee is getting in need of funds,
and so long as they develope matters
with which to prosecute the investi-
cation. He thinks this no time to
stop.
Mr.. H. H. Evans, former chairman
of the dispensary board stated by
phone message that he had heard Of
tre governors action and commends
him for it under all of the circum-
stances.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1906-06-13
New 2; 2. .. Routes.

Hon. A. F. Lever has been notified
by the department, dated June s,
1906, as follows: II have the honor
to advise you that rural delivery SER
vice has this day been ordered ex-
tended from New Brookland, Lexing-
ton county, South Carolina, with one
additional carrier to commence on
August l, 1906" This will be route
two and we learn, will go down the
State road and return q circuitous
route out from the river back to
Brookland.
A new route has also been ordered
from Bacesburg commencing July 18th.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1906-06-13

We have had plenty of rain and now
the farmers will have their hands full
looking after general green.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1906-06-13

"MEET ME: AT TAPP's."
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-05-04
WAS WEAK AND DIZZY
Or. Williams Pink Plus Restored the
Patient 10 Perfect Health
And Strength.

Mrs Mary Gaguer. ~ Ne ga south
Summer street. ilu.yokc. Mass. has
passed through M experience which
proves that sHmc q the greatest bless.
ing, ~ he may dc within easy reach
and yet bc found only by mere chance.
Atrwy year, ago while sh0 was employed
900 tho mills she was suddenly s.iEai
with dizziness and great weakness. Il
was -l weak 90 times. sho SAYS. "that
| could hardly stand. and my heal l..
came sl dizzy that % sIrm,4 ~ u tho
flor was moving around
Wv condition 90 last Became an lad
thg' Twas Hh.. -rl f1 g.." up work Boz the
mllI aud later s'.l | became fl fH,h.v
that | could u.t even attend o. mo
household J.'.D, Af.rr thr slightest
rN.fiIuu hi t1lr down aud rect until
lrra.Hrd strength
"A'raul who hsl usHi Dr Williams
Pink l..s Or la'r People ur-.l us %
tly i..W. hHs.fn i.N sand o. slu o.
'shH 'H.u. Toe lsU.lt was sl positive
1ul quickly evident t.8t / continued
,l iuU I...s until / hJd Ha.u alto
|.... q N.H |...N. 10000" 7 Ut HH
entirely .gr.l, rulf.rtup year, / hlto
Ill rHr.iuu NJ uy irsI.. lam now
u tHn b#t.i lHalfl and aU'a tlaffrI
t1uii wv duties amehtla.kr. $50.
,'sn tla hu 90 ! received ana / l.ra
fI.twy statement may o. Goo means q
inducing others who may suffer boo tils
way o. tly tH.,v .uITial u..# H.
Tho s.rt ~ iH0 power 20 Ur VII.
lams' Pink Pills iu tlss 20 debility.
such Us Mrs. Oasutr.s Dies lu tao h.i
that thUvwlkUu.w o. 10. nHi every NO,
gan anil oven every tiny nerve Boo cha
t1iy fools tbo str q new tiIo a
strength
Williams Pink pll,ars sr'l hval
druggists ur VIII hr sent. prfTa.I. ur
receipt ~ price. iu cents f.r h.r. ri
hly., or ! ~. ~ tho De- William
Medicine Company. Schenectady. y. \
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-05-04

v 90 We should continually work.
watch and pray for The JumIas ~ the
Heavenly Kingdom upla earth Matt
6.iu
v 90 Whom mon aro spiritually
druwsy Be- Sllaua opportunity Marx
it.aN
v s6 E,u may b, hidden or dIs.
uIsed 'or o. time, bu, must az las,
app,sr ip us true character Matt
i.lC
v a. rha devil s he source Of
evil % John 1s John ~
Y .N Jesus 'UrtH iD fu runl 10 ne
shglc human race -. Tot az
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-05-04
IDEAS OF INVENTORS.

A German has invented a means OF
using light rays instead OF wires for
telephony The system has been
found very useful at sea, the search
light carrying the voice perfectly
An Italian engineer has recently de-
velopcd very efficient and economic
process for welding steel and iron by
means OF acetylcne gas. The heat pro-
ducod by the combustion OF acotyIeno
and oxygen mixed ut The moment or
burning is about 1900 degrees Fahrcn-
heit which is higher than the temper
AZURE OF the oNyhydrogen flame and
near that OF tho electric arc.
A very efficient stenotypng amchins
by which a syllable land in some
cases TWO or three sylalblosl Is print
ed In plain type at each stroke OF the
fingers, has Just been invented by a
Partisan This result has been OBJ
tanned by an ingenious ararngemen,
OF the letters OF the alphabet II Is
said that 30 words minute can 10
written b. an amateur. while normal
speed Of l25 10 $50 words can b
obtained In two months. and 10 some
cases as high rs 300 words
A mechanical device has been In.
vented which Is reported TO DO sure
TO induce drowsinos and then sleep
in ordinary cases ~ wakoiuucss II
is said 10 have almost hypnotic powers
In that direction. though 70 consists
in nothing but cur.ously shaped and
irregularly placed "paillen' attached
TO slowly revolving wheel q, Is
claimed that n tho sufferer from IN
somniA looks steadily al the ooutriv'
ance while Il - 10 motion he vii
be overcome BY drOwsiHc8 and pul
10 sleep.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-05-04
J. L. STEWART
Photographer

Does all kinds Of Photographic and
Enlarging work. Flashlight work at
night, and he retouches all his work.
II does not fade. He has the most up
to-date mountings the market affords.
aud will give a large portrait frame
with all large cabinet size work until
April lst. 1906.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-05-04

Two registered pharmacists Bring your prcscrip.
tons and have them filed at any hour.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-06
CHILDREN
II You Have ANY Ailing Ones This
Will Interest You

We see so many little boys and
girls about town who are weak. thin
legged and hollow checked" said Mr..
Druehl Of Druehl a Franken, our well
known druggists. ut seems a shame to
allow them to remain so for they will
grow up Into weak. slckly and ner-
vous men and women, without the VII
tally to work or enjoy life.
III" continued Mr. DruehL the
fathers and mothers OF SUCH children
would believe what we say of Nlnol, We
would see great difference in the sp-
pearance OF the younger generation OF
this city You know Ninol Is not a
patent medicine. ana Is Just the tonic
growing children need. IL viii make
for them good, healthy flesh. sound
bone, hard muscle, and rich red blood.
True Ninol Il a cod liver oil prep
araiion, hut II does not contain drop
of oil, or any bad tasting feature. II
is so delicious that all children love
1t, Yet IL actually does contain all the
medicinal curative elements found IN
fresh Gods iyers. and is the most
wholesome and best medicine for chill
dren We ever sold
III Is because we know what Ninol
viii do that we guarantee II Il fails to
make your children well. rugged and
rosy. TO refund your ey."--Druehl
& Franken, druggists; also Smith
Drug Co.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-06
RAYMOND. CANADA,
PRoDIGIoUs DEVELOPMENT
)f AIberta's Coming Town--No Race
suicide--Forestry Planting.

Special Correspondence,
Raymond, Alberta, Canada. March 90.
The people here are preparing for the
spring work that of putting in thousands
OF acres into grain and beets besides a
large number Of forest and fruit trees.
Last season the government was very
liberal and gave the farmers I'm tho
ncighhorhood OF ll0O)0 forest trees which
thrived nicely, over 80 per cent being In
good condition when the winter set In.
The farmers expect to receive this spring
$4,000 forest trees and they will be plant.
ed by the citizens around their homes
and IN some cases upon small farms near
this city, which. In the course OF few
years, will help beautfy thu Landscape.
During the past season : number OF
iine residences, a beautiful stake tlthing
office and u large hank building have
been erected. Through tho Kindness OF
Mr., John A. Silver and Others the taber.
nacle Will be renovated, repapered and
painted, which will be very pleasing 10
all concerned.
a fine Sabbath school, consisting of
over 500 students and staff Of 80 officers
aud teachers all Interested IN their work
Is the pride OF the town. The ward has
eight missionaries IN the field and eight
moro preparing TO leave In short time
Tho district school IS supplied with
eight teachers, who care Tor over 500
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-06
STAKE. CONFERENCES,
Appointments From April to Oct.
1, 1905.

Utah, Beaver, Blackfoot and Emery,
April 81 and 90; July 81 and %.
Liberty April 20: July g.
Juab, Fremont and San Juan, April
2S and 80; July 2S and 20.
Pioneer and Weber, April 20; July
30,
Wasatch, Cassla, San Luis, Alpine
and Cache. May and 6 Aug. I and 8.
Woodruff Summit, South Sanpete,
Wayne and Bingham, May. IL and 10;
Aug. II and ~.
Jordan. Snowflake. Benson, Willard
and Taylor May 10 and 20; Aug. IS
and 10.
Nebo, ST. Johns, Granite, Alberta
and Teton, May 26 and %: Aug. 20
and 26
oneida, Panguitch, Star Valley.
Uintah and Maricopa, June and 3;
Sept ! and 2.
Box Elder st. Joseph. Bear Lake.
kanab and Bighorn, June Q and 10;
Sept and g.
North Sanpete, Tooele, st. George
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-06
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS,


Ofnce OF the Commercial Club, CONNER
cial Club Building Salt Lake City Utah,
March 81. 1915 Sealed proposals will be re-
csiyed AZ this office until o'clock p. m
Tuesday, April 18th. 1900 for the work
OF constructing what Ia popularity known
as North Boulevard or NasAtch Drive
The approximate quantities and nature
Of work are as follows!
Rock excavation, Is Gu. yds
Earth excavation, 1900 GU. yds
Leveling and shaping roadbed, $4,000 50
yds.
surfaeing gravel FURNISHED and spread.
3,ss2 Gu yds
Rolling finished surface with ter-ton
steam roller $4,000 So yds
Reinforced concrete oulvert complete
Concrete catch basins with sretirss
complete -
Vltr.ned clay pipe H inches dia-), laid
and covered. AGO lin n.
Fencing. l0o0 In II,
Cohhle stone gutter, eo In, II,
Instructions 10 bidders. together with
specifications and forms FOR contract and
bond ear be obtained upon application at
tho office Of the Comrerc Club or OF
the City Engineer ot Salt Lake City.
The right Il reserved 10 reject any or
all bids
ny order OF the Commercial Club,
w. o. HOWARD,
Chairman OF commlttoA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-06

students In seven rooms, so the race sui
eide question In not troubling Raymond
az present.
miles from the town. and the miners are
kept busy furnishing coal for the public
The mill and elevator has been kept
very busy during the last season, having
received over 10000 bushels of wheat
and is shipping CARLOAD Of -four each day
while running.
The frat railroad built through the VII
lagos some six years ago was only
narrow guRe. but OF late the standard
gage has been lnaugurated. The PEG
pie soon expect electric lights to make
their homes pleasant.
A board OF trade Is organized here with
n membership OF ~. II gave grand ban
quet few nights ago. the first OF It's
kind IN the city
A great many OF RAYMOND citizens
are making a pilgrimage to the April
conference held IN Sal Lake City, Utah
low railroad rates having been secured
FOR that purpose,
on March T. 1906, Melessa Ann Weeks
departed this life after severe illness.
She was born at Harris Grove, H., March
H. 1851, and emigrated to Utah with her
parents In 1852 settling AT Cedar Fort
Cedar valley Utah. her father becoming
the hrst Bishop of the village In the
early days OF that place she had two
brothers killed by the Indians, while they
were procuring a load OF wood from the
grove a short distance from their home
while In Cedar Fort Sister Weeks presld-
ed over q Young Ladies' Mutual Inn
proyoment association for. some years
She wac lO "A very faithful sabbath
school teacher and later become counso-
lor 70 the president OF the Relief society.
and was beloved by all VINO knew her In
1893 she left her old home and came to
Canada settling IN Raymond making her
home with Mrs. Jas. RodebacN her sis
ter with whom she spent her last DAYS
Her funeral services were held al the
residence of Jas. Rodcback. Patriarch
James Klrkan of Raymond Bishops
the speakers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-06

The pound keepers report showed II
animals mpounded.
NntdCSk's petition, asking for the
pfivLege OF placing an electric sign
over the sidewalk in front OF his place
Of business, WAS held over until tho
revision OF the ordinance regula dug
street signs Is completed
The waterworks committee reported
that II had Investigated the condition
OF Logan river and did not consider any
work on the channel necessary at tho
present time, but recommended that tho
street supervisor should utilize gravel
from the channel for street improve
rents
Ferdinand Jacobsen, an old veteran.
was granted the privilege OF selling
books without u license.
A resolution was passed transferring
5000 from the electric light fund to the
general fund
Bids for the public printing from Earl
a. England and Moore & Turner We're
Inferred to the printing committee.
resolution was passed apprOpriating
S1l9.67 for general expense and S9il is
for electric light expense for the month
of March.
The council will hold an adjourned
meeting tomorrow night.
The Brigham Young college clos Il
yesterday for the remainder OF the
week, TO allow teachers and students
who desired to attend conference at
Salt Lake to do so.
WEDDING PERMITS
Permits to wed were issued yester-
day to the following couples.
Willard $. Wheeler Is. Of Preston,
and Julia Cafferty. a. of Fairview, Ida.
This couple were married BY Judge
Smith.
John II. Turner. %, and Mary II. Mer-
Ger. 81, both Of Magrath. Canada.
Richard Oliverson, 81, of frankie I,
Ida, and Ada Keller Of Mink Creek,
Ida,
The city is building noH roadway
down the hill south of the temple. The
Intention Is to remove the gravel for
street purposes, and reduce the grade
leading from Center street to the hlll
top near the Temple.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-06
cI1Y COUNCIL SESSION.
,,...n,pts Petition for Lighter III
.onse Fecs--WcddiDR Permits.

.,.l correspondence.
sy ,,s,n Cache Co.. April S'-The Lo-
:. clty council met in regular session
81 rirht and transacted the following
nst,tlon signed by large number
merchants was read. The petit
q o. ~ reouests the council to revise the
ton ordinance and reduce the
le' ,nr,s charseable to merchants doing
sulyno IN the city. The claim is set
,@ mat the merchants are already
way,ly taxed and the present license
a 0ss,eed is too high for the benefits re-
,ns,itIon TO extend the water mains
90 ths CANYON road on Fourth East
nv aat was read and referred.
IVY ns,,tlon 10 gravel First West street
..n,,s If the Brigham Young college
W. read ana referred TO the committee
Neheker and others presented
nstltlon asking that the sidewalk on
~ north side OF Center from Main
,n,.t IA Second East, and from Center
s,,sst 10 First North on the east side OF
rIsst East street, and on the west side
~ second East street, be paved, The
o.,ltlon was referred to the committee
On streets
4 petition from Emil Anderson and
otbers asking for the grading of Sec
oud Fast street between Seventh and
T,nth North was read and referred.
Iho city marshal reported 27,arrests
orrng the last three months. the ma
,ory OF which were for drunkenness
aud hshtng.
I'VE fire chief reported one flre during
m, last quarter, involving loss OF
81,
The report OF the city justice showed
mai % persons had been taken before
Mn for various offenses during the last
,brss months. 10 OF whom were con-
wc,el. sl0S,5o had been collected In
fines,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-06
NOTICE OF SALE.

In the Third District Court in and for
Salt Lake County, State OF Utah. In the
matter Of the estate Of William Evans.
Deceased. The undersigned will sell at
private sale. the following described
real estate, situate in Salt Lake City
and County State OF Utah ,to-wt
Commencing six go rods north OF tbs
southwest cornsr OF lot five C0. block
survey, and running thence north four %
rods thence east ten 00 rods, thence
south four ~ rods, thence west ten Oo)
rods, to the place Of beginning. on or after
the 10th day OF April 1876. and written
bids will be received at Room No Deg
eret National Bank Building, Salt Lake
City, Utah; terms OF sale. cash. ten per
cent 10 be paid at the time OF the sale and
the balance on confirmation
PHOEBE EVANS
Administrative OF the Estate OF Williams
Evans, Deceased
Moyle and Van Colt, Attorneys for Es-
tate.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-06
GARLAND.
Missionary Concert and Balloon.
mercial Club Meets.

Special Correspondence,
Garland, Boxelder Co., April 3.-The
Garland Commercial club held its reg
uar monthly meeting in its rooms In
the Ritter Block, Monday night, April
:. owing to the inclemency OF the
weather as well as the fact that there
was an entertainment In the hall, the
meeting was not very large one, and
lille business was transacted.
The wife Of Mr.. a. II. Sellers came
nGarland Saturday last and will make
M home here this summer.
Will Lewis. son of w. Il. Lewis, has
rHEned from Provo after spend
hg he winter attending the Brigham
ToGg university. Mr.. Lewis has OBJ
shsd position with the Utah Sugar
company IN its store house at the fac
lOy
George Austin, agricultural superin-
nendent of the Utah Sugar company,
was Garland visitor this week.
grand concert and ball was given
IN the Garland Social hall, Monday
night April 2, In honor OF S1lders ! red
Rogers and Robert Wallace, who de-
\ number ~ the factory BOYS got to-
MISSIONS, The affair was a signal sue
cess both financially and socially, and
Il Il understood that a purse Of s45 was
turned over to the above gentlemen
from the proceeds Of the entertainment.
A number Of the factory boys got to
stther ana got up another purse OF
about $50 for Mr.. Rogers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-06
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
ESTATE.

In the Third judicial District Govt Of
the State OF Utah. In and for the County
OF Salt Lake, In tho matter Of ths estate
Of David lNullmer. Deceased. Notice In
hereby given that under authority Of an
order OF sale granted by the District
Court Of the Third Judicial District In and
for the County OF Salt Lake, state Of
Utah, dated March Gath. 1905 I will sell
at private sale the following described
real estate. to-wit:
Commencing at tho northwest corner Of
lot five 6), block foTty-three 90. plat
"a" Salt Lake City survey, and running
thence south ten Qo) rods; thence east fivo
90 rods: thence north ten Q0) rods; thence
west five Gl rods, 10 the place OF begin.
ming, containing 80 square rods said sale
will be made on or after April 10th. 1906
and written bids will be received by the
undersigned az the office Of Messrs Can
non. Irvine ana Snow. attorneys. room
5li Templeton Building salt Lake City.
Utah Terms OF sale cash. ten per cent
payable on the date Of sale and the bal
ance on confirmation ~ the said sale
DAVID FULLMER,
Administrator with will annexed OF the
Estate OF David Fulmer Deceased
Dated March 9th, 1906
Cannon, Irvine & Snow. Attorneys for
Administrator.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-06
AWorr,an's
Gratitude

for more than a year !
asd been a sufferer, completely
o'oken down. | had not slept
Os' TWO or three hours any
nlght for weeks. | had such
~ awful misery in my head, and
on' was so irritable. | could
not depend upon my Judge
i msnt, and my memory was
falling. | realized that was
pslng my mind, and | thought
, tue grave, or worse, the asy-
lum' would be my doom. NV
VOC uoc'oT said my case was be-
.ona the reach of medicine. I
wen went to a druggist and told
MN my condition, He recon-
smended DR.. Miles Nervine:
h he was pretty sure it would
TIT "e so i bought a bottle.
INA. nna' night | took a table
ii ss' and fell asleep in a
low low minutes, the first rest I
r.u in weeks, and oh, | will
n never forget that sweet sleep
"nlle live. | have cont;r,.J
~, rs'ng It, and sleep like a baby,
ana gain rapidly"
MIS- VIOLA BARKER.
;, Orange, Texas.
tucol,w, ''ss' Nsryins 10 cold BY yovr
Gsy bss,, who VIII ousrsntce thst
viii r ,sue VIII benefit II IL fain. M
''uod your money. ~
miles Medical Co.. Elkhart, Ind