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Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-04-04
MINERS BACK FROM THE CARR.
GAN DISTRICT.
fFrom Fridays Daily.)

George Merritt and George Brook
shire, two veteran miners and pros
pectors, both old timers Of this county,
arrived here "Wednesday evening from
the Bill Williams Fork mountains,
whore they recently completed the
title work on a group Of sovcn claims
discovered and located by them "A few
months ago, after the news of the
rich Carrigan strike, which attracted
so many to that region If wonderful
mineral possibilities, startled the
country.
When seen by n Journal Miner man
yesterday, Mr.. MERIT. said, alt is Ger
tainly n great country. The prospects
there are very favorable for the exist
ence of large bodies Of copper and gold
ore, hut ii will take time end money
to develop them. believe that n
large number of men will be at work
there in short time and that several
lowsgrade propositions Of merit will be
opened up. The Harcuvar mountains
appear to be n better poor mans c I'M
try, for the reason that the veins are
smaller there, as a general rule, AM.
the ore Of higher grade, which enables
the prospector to take out an occasional
bunch Of shipping ore, but some Of the
lodges and deposits Of the Bill Will
liams mountains are certainly large ones
showing great bodies Of ore Of me.
dium grade that will take capital to
place on IA paying basis"
Referring to the properties in which
he is interested and other ones in the
immediate district, he said that on
some Of the claims Of his group where
title work had been completes, some
large bodies Of ore were uncovered,
and some shipping rock taken out, but
that enough development work was
not yet done TO form any idea Of the
extent or values in the veins
Preparations were under way TO com
mence the sinking Of n 500 foot shaft
on the Copper Prince mines about two
miles distant from his camp. In this
group can be seen some Of the most
promising prospects in the district,
which the new management has made
arrangements to develop and open up
in minerlikc fashion.
Work on the Carrigan mines was
favorably progressing, and the show.
ing In the drifts and crosscuts at the
hundred foot level indicated the ex.
istence Of one Of the largest ore depos
its yet discovered In that country.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-04-04
MERRY WAR OVER A VACANT JOB
(From Fridays Daily

Who is to be the new cattle inspect
or to I'LL the vacancy caused by the
resignation Of John Dukci
That is the burning question tina,
is agitating the owners Of stock in tn.
district embraced from Williamson
valley to the Mohave county line, and
ms far south ms Yuma county. There Is
quite fight over the appointment, and
IL is reported that much bitter feeling
has been engendered.
It appears that recently a petition
for the appointment Of !. ID. l.. Will
liams, one Of the owners of the Bar
Diamond brand Of cattle was filed
with the territorial sanitary board, and
shortly afterwards William Shook, j.
w. Stewart, John Bozarth and Joe
Drew, four prominent eattlemcn and
owners of large herds filed a temporary
| remonstrance TO the appointment to
give time to send another petition for
the appointment Of Joe Drew to the
position.
In time the Drew petition accom-
panied by a remonstrancc, both docu.
ments signed by twenty Of the princi
pal stockmcn of that country, reached
Phoenix, and the matter will come mp
before the next meeting Of the sanitary
board.
]. ID. L. Williams, who IN also large
stock owner Of the Juniper section,
whose petition for the appointment
was first filed, when seen Wednesday
evening before he boarded the Diamond
Joe for Phoenix, said that some Of the
cattlemcn asked him TO accept the
appointment, but inasmuch as there
was opposition to him assuming the
duties Of the place he would not seek
IL, and did not care whether he was
chosen by the board or not.
News Of the appointment by the
board at it's next meeting will be await.
ed with interest.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-04-04
A Dandy for Burns.

DIR. Bergin, Pana, Ills, writes: 81
have used Billiards. Snow Linimcnt
always recommended il to my friends,
as / am confident there is no better
made. 1T is a d andy for burns.
Those who live on farms are especially
liable 20 many accidental cuts, burns,
bruises, which heal rapidly when Bal
lard's Snow Linimcnt is applied. II
should always be kept in the house for
cases of emergency. 25c, zoe, and 81.
Sold by the Brisley Drug Co.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-04-04
Health II Youth.

Disease and Sickness Bring Old Age
Herbine taken every morning be
fore breakfast will keep you in robust
health, fit you TO ward off disease. II
cures constipation, biIiousncss, dyspep
sia, fever skin, liver and kidney com
plants II purifies the blood. and
clears the complexion. Mrs. ID. W.
Smith, whitney, Texas, writes, ~
have used Herbinc, and find IL the best
medicine for c onstipation n nd live,
trouble. II does al you claim for II. ]
can highly recommend IL. Soc. Sold
by Brisley Drug Co.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-04-04
NEWS OF INTEREST FROM WHIP:
PIE BARRACKS.

wHIPPLE BARRACKS. March Is
Joseph Muller, the aifablc aud efficient
first sergeant of Troop l., 9th Cavalry,
made pleasure trip TO Ash Fork yes
tcrday.
To Examine Students.
a board of officers will convene at
this post tomorrow for the purpose Of
examining student officers in the sub.
ject of international law, completed
during the present term of garrison
school for officers. The detail of the
board consists Of: Captain Charles G.
walcutt, Jr.; Captain Henry l.. Kinni.
son. and First Lieut.. Geo. H. Rodney.
Lieut.. Rodney is designated ms the Of.
iicer in charge of the examination.
More Examinations.
A board of officers will convene Mt
this post on Friday. for the purpose Of
examining student officers in the sub
iect of field service regulations, com.
pletcd during the present term Of gar.
rison school for officers. The detail
for the board comprises: Captain
Charles e. walcutt, jr.; Capt. Henry
L.. Kinnison, and Captain Henry ID.
Thomson. Captain Kinnison il desig.
mated ms the officer in charge Of the ex.
animation.
Troop L Wins This Contest.
The regular monthly post competition
in small arms firing was held today,
and resulted in victory for Troop l.,
9Th Cavalry. by five points.
Troop l., 9Th Cavalry slow FIRE, 600
yards, ei6.; slow FIRE, 300 yards, 900.
Company !, Goth Infantry Slow fire,
200, yards, 222; slow fire, 800 yards,
2i1.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-04-04
Ballard,s Horehound syruu.

Immediately relieves hoarse, cru
ny cough; oppressed, rattling, rasp
ing and difficult breathing. Henry
&. stearns, druggist, shullsburg
Wis, writes, May 90, 1909, 81 hay,
been selling Billiards. Horchount
Syrup for two years and have never
had a preparation that has given bet
ter satisfaction. ] notice that when
] sell a bottle they come back for
more. ] can honestly recommend IL. .
Csc, soc and 400.
Sold by Brisley Drug Co.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-04-04
HANGING MAKES A HOLIDAY.

AUSTIN, Texas, March 30 Fully
10000 people witnessed the hanging Of
Tom Young, n white man, in william.
son county today. The hanging was
on the open prairie, and the spectators
were from n radius Of fifty miles.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-04-04
MINING EXCHANGE CHOOSES ITS
OFFICERS.
From Thursdsy . Daily. )

At q meeting Of q number Of the
business men Of the city, held In the
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-13
.qiccnsen.

SbonloS Burns, 10, mo Wiog1it
Sbcporo, II; S(pplifont @iQiom NJ.
VnrnS, Ar. 101, Eortltrnbc.
". &. Sorlod)er, 81, mo Mtarp ..
Gi8ncp, IS; slpplifont VI. y. @OSlec,
Or. 209, ScottltrnBc.
Benjamin i. Spld, 81, unoGldro
&oud, IS; applitont $. Is. Std, gtr.
1888, Srlcnnsitrobc.
Gowin q. alennt, 81, urlo glber'
time garnon, 20; Npplifont GominN.
Soc, 9tr. 1889, Meit . Ynltimoreitr.
Senrp Huboli, %, uno Yottie Sc-
ro0, II; Ipplifnnt z. 3. Sollmall,
Nr. 1924, Inoopcritrobc.
George 6. Moloo, 81, mo Eeorl
Grisnlcr, IS; gpplifont ". G.Tilgb'
man, Nr. 1913, 2iiOlowitr.
Sobn ". Sigb 81, un0 Wo6el ).
9r:incr, Is; gpplifont SoDn W.
Sigb.
SarrD Stllglefolt ~, mo EeGrl
McGop, %; applifnnt Snrrp Singlc.
ton, 2orf, Yo.
Somliel j. Shlinms, %, II. Sat,
tie u. Sipslep, 81; Slpplitant S.Gd-
man, 3r. 3l5, SiioGulbounitr.
SonteS q. 9iibop, a, mo 6onnic
e. Yplc, %; gpplifont $. Osborn.
Charles 2acer, "a, lno Mog9iv
Stromml, 81; Mpplifant Sol. ). Vail
crnihub gtr. 11i6, Tead. allep.
Golpuro u. @elIh 81, uno Coma y
Wooena, 2S; Npplitont Goruaro y
@elih Sompton, go.
Sobn 2eonaro 8etidel, 81, nnoSo
bonno &nlbilciidL %; applifont 5
Seonoro @etihel, gtr. 10. Moro 4. Gre
mont.Npenne.
0up ". Werritt, 90, mto Soa 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-13
Surnicftibn 6cS ,9obor.

Surn cftibn bcSn 2obor.
s." Gic Surnicftioll
ocS y2abor = Spccum3" bcid)lob in
ibrcr 0citriGcn &eridmmIung, lidJ
olldl oicieS Sobr bel oen Weiltcr.
id)aitsipiclcu 81 bctbcili1cn uno 5rpor
nit elmer ltarfcn Nftiucnricgc. Die
EurtIettion gclpnm I'M ucrgnngcllelt
Sabre bic Weiltcridmit i'm Silrncn IN
Der oSoltb Atlantic Aiiocintion Der
Imnteur @ltblctic llnion" I'M nMnrp.
lon0 DIAL" ulo bolt, allh oicles Wnl
ilcgrcid bcrpor5ugeben. Sic miro
audi cine Goritcllung I'M bcntldcll
Glirncn nit oct onocren Gcreinen Der
StnOt III Scr ,Srotcrnnl SllbiIee oro
Grhi6ition So" sum Vcltcn gcbcll.
Cas- oicSiGbrige Sholltllrnen Der
ipridt in turncrii6cr Siniidt Icbr er-
iolgrcih 5lt iperOcn; Der Sllrnlcbrcr
bat ciu olisgc5eidnctcs Erogrnmm
~ouigcitcllt mo Die peridicocncn 9tic-
gen iino id)on icit geroltmcr 3cit oil
Der llebun9. GaS Erogramm nm.
iobt 5reiiiblngcn, @crGtbiibungcn
mo ld)licbt nit eincr groBcn Grip.
pen : Eprnnlioc, al meId)cr olle Gic-
gen tbcilnebnleu mcrOcn.
Ycrionol. Hoti5. - Sr. 3.
U. @bitri0gc bon Nelu ; Dorf, mel
der olS omcrifoniider Special &c,
ionbtcr 5ll scr @oh5eit heS a6nigS
BON Spanicn nnd) Moorio gcDcn
miro, bot Srr. Mm. $. Uiidlcr bon
bier 5t icillcm Sefrctdr cripdblt.
Tulton.S miro per
grDBcrt. = Gic r@cItcrn Worl.
lonosGiienbabn" bot nobc Sutton.
Stotion finn 9lder 2ono bon Der
Baltimore Gar Wbcel 60" sur Ser
grDBcrlung oeS oortigen 9obnDoieS
iiir $4,000 oncefouft.
Sic SoDres Gonpention
Der .eaitcrn Commercial Scod)ers'
gliociotion" beginnt bcltte iriib in
hcn HGuntlid)feiten Oes Baltimore
9niineB College" on Der Toro.Gbor.
lcsItrube. llngefdbr 400 Gelegaten
iperben eripdrtet.
Ser . q II IN y lan5ungsto1
miro bellte in Den 0fientliden Sdll-
len ourd en~tIpred)cnbe Seierli6feitcn
be9ongen meroen. Webrerc Sd)ulcll
nabmen bereits geitern Die @elegcll-
belt ipabr, Die ainoer nilf Die geoell.
tang aes 9oacs anfmcrfiom 5i ma-
den.
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.Srobiinn" ilcibi1 Sicccr iiir bic onl
Wtontog N6eno ltottfttoenOe bllnlo-
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Der 6cidditalibltnh in lucldcr GrG=
ii0cnt &cnrp M}crgcbCrm bcn &oriib
fiibrtc un0 Sr. &ern1onn @roler nl9
Erotofoufilbrcr iltn9irtc, ipurocn Die
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fir oic2lbcuos
ultcrbnltung 0ctroiicrt. Scrncr mltr-
ocn %Gilln0ltngcn bc2 n%orluGrtS"
mo nNrion" onNclonlmcn.
yNrton."
9llId) scr yNlrion" biClt NcitCrn
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slbcnb inter scr Scitull0 poll Trpi.
Sobn Is. 6rnnf cine 0ilbcrit gut be-
litd)tc Singitltnbc, III mclhcr SicGcr
iiir oo@ S0n0crfclt mo noS SdlnG-
CONCERT 9cilbt luurbCn. Sn Ger &c.
id)Glt@libung III ncldlcr TrGiioCnt
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mo ST., @iuiom %onbouicn ais
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gcitcrn Nbcn0 inter Der Scituu,N BON
Eroi. &url @pd)olt icinc Siugitltnoc
uno ilbtc ilcibig 2icocr fir feline
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Ncn Gc@ vSoclllt!Fnint BURNER
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m6rta" mo oc9 oMrion" ol1gcnont-
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frun5."
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Shmiot'S &olc, Gdc 3. uno Cough
Strnbc, Nigblonotomn, Itott0c6obtcn
SingitunOc iibtc Scr @ciouopcrciu
oGihcntrnn5'" bic FrciaIicOcr fiir oo3
9tcportcr SGn0cricIt cin. Ginlooml.
gen bonn Surnucrcin n%orludrtS,"
ocm nglrion," Scr ,Scrmnnn : 2ooc
Nr. 9, :. 3. g. a." mo Scr nG9cin-
pcatc = 9Iirie" Der eagles" mlrOclt
ongcnommcn. Wtit Can't nnbm Scr
&ercin elm Saltidjrciben 0eS Iolllelt-
&crcin5 0cs nGi6cnfrun5" cntgcgcn
fir sic llcbcrrei9ung elmer @iommg
bei'm lcbtbit itntt1ebobtcn Son5-
frGnidcn bcS %creinS. Ger 6oritonO
Dca &crcinS lpllroc bcnlitroDt, ollie
arrangements iiir sic @ctbeiligmg
OcS &crcinS an Ncporfcr SGngcricit
81 t%rclicn, mo iolllt mltrOcn nltr Gorl-
tinc1eihGitc %crlcOigt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-13

4lborgb, 30; 9lpplifant CHARLES u.
Merritt, Jun, Ir. 2t00, 9oltonitr.
Sobn I. Gopp, 81, unb Goroline0.
SAaifer, SO; Ipplitdnt ". 8. Sdlo-
man, Nr. 11lt, Horo : @%lltolpitr.
S~toniSlouS Sanfietuic5, 30, uno
MngooIena SDnorudo, %; gppli.
fout StaniSIolS Sanficmic5> Nr.
l2OS, Nor0 @oihinatonitro6e. /.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-13
&ur5e aabeI6eped)e II.

- Iie GroSuftion Der Sranspoal.
@olomineu bc5iiierte iih i'm MGrS
aitf 4l3,723 lln5en int @ertbe poit
$9,32l,075, mas einen Hecoro be.
ocltct, inoem bieier grtrag Die frii.
bere bod)Ite monatlide Eroorftion
nm 1929 un5en iibertrifit.
Hab Den enogiiltigem 8eridten
ilber Die griehiihen 8nmmermablen
baben oie Inbdllger oes Minilterprd.
iioenten Sbeotofis 100 bon ben 176
Siten erobert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-13

@ouberncur@ ar {, Der
geltern cinigc Stunbct bier III lcincnt
9ilreoa perbrodte, reilic geIterl
9lberb mad ieincm 2nnolitc 5u Sof-
bnle, SpmurosGountp, I'M, lpic CT
iogtc, noh Dem Eiiigen uno Der
SriibjobrSnrbcit 5u ieben.
ID ntonoma a" acc c y
tirt. @oliperneur @arfielb bat
fir bic 5lottenrelerpc iorrnell Die Gin
nabme oeS Sfiffes nWiontonomo"
polt Ger gun0esregierung occeptirt.
Gommanoerr V. $. @agner miro am
glbeno bes 30. slpril nit 5pei 0ipiiio-
men bon Baltimore mo elmer bon
Sparroip's Eoint nnh Ybilaoelpbio
gebcn ur1b oas Shiif nad) Der 9beIa-
peafe.9ai bringen, no es DIN "a.
atsssi-e+-ses 1eitidfeit I'M Safen bon
annapolis 3beil nebnlen ioa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-13

Dem 2cbcn gcidieoenen 0rn, Sobn s.
&on olli ser v@eitern Cemetery" Dem
SdooBc Scr Groe iibcrgc6en. Eoitor
Sernin9bouicn amtirte i'm Sultie ul0
am @rabc, mo ul3 SobrtudtrGger
iltngirtcn oie $50. &oporo Sarr,
Sobn Burton, 9. 9upis, 6ronf &cnO.
lcr, Sobn SpeIbed ulO &i6oro Gar
lisle, Wpitglicoer oeS r2i6ertp g.. Gon.
flaps" oc3Nr0enS ser rScptolop6en,"
Ocnt nlld) Scr Teritorbene otgeb0rte.
Der EoOtc mar Gin Sobn oeS &rn.
&obn u. Hou uub Gonouttcllr olti Der
GrnorD . @rouc q, 2irtic Der eIeftrii6cn
StraBe1babn. @r 500 it'd ober Dor
ciltem S0br Oie Sh~milOiud)t SIT, Scr
or id)lieBlih crlog. I'm i'm tralern
nltBcr 'eincn Gltcr1 mcbrcrc %jiingere
Ncldluiitcr.
Sic WroBlogc Scr 81 Il.
tbioS Nitter" bielt gcitern
iriib cine Siblulg lino pcrtogtc ii1
gcgcn Wittng, Inn an elmer Grtllriiou
nnd} S%porrom'5 Eoint nli benz 0orn.
pier rs. y. 2otro6c" Sbeil SIT net.
men. Die arrangements lporcn BON
cilem Gonitc, bcltcbeno aus oeu SS.
Or. Otto ~. HcinborOt, s. gomor0
Nid0rbiorL 6rcO. g. H%einbcimcr unO
Gcnton @cbr, g%ctroilcn morOen. Der
Nampfcr pcrlicB nit ulgciGbr 200
@0itcl Inn > llbr oie @crite an SSllBe
Der SontbltraBc. Sir GririiNungcrt,
Wtulit etc. mar III u~lSgicbigcr @ciIe
Sorgc 9etro0cn moroen. Sn Spar.
rom'5 Toint murocu sic @elltAer
ourd Die groben Stnblperfc geiiibrt
rlo nit Sen groBen ShifiS6nlnucrfen
befannt 0cnlad)t. Mapor Simonls
nabn ais Gbrcngn1t at Sem glllSiluge
Sbcil. 9tod) ser Niidtcbr glbenoS
fnlrO cine Wcitcre SiBllllg Itott, III
lueld)cr sic ucr%id)icocncn &orid)lGge
beiprod)cn murOen. Gcaglcihen pilrs
Den oie Nominotionen iiir onS nGd)lte
Snbr gemnft. Sn Sen @citrGgcu
mlroc Niht5 gcGnocrt. Die 5rollell.
logon mltr0cn SIR Nltinobnlc bered).
tigt crflGrt. Serner mllroc ser DC.
ld)hlB olgrnommcn, fir cillen Nclls
balt Die gcb6rigen Sdrittc ST tbllr.
@cute iiubct bic lebtc Siitutg itatt.
Sic Is btlbrcn'S 6rcib Iir
. ocictD" bot fol0cnbe 9eomte cr-
m1Dlt: GrGiiocntSiooc Q. Siclo, Sicc-
FrGlibentcn 5. y. Eutts mo Scnrn
q. Sauna; ScfrctGr, Srou Nntoi-
nette Sllter; prot. Scfrct0r, ". g.
Gorspell; SGnBmciitcr, gllircb @.
Sap; Inlpolt, Sbpnla3 Srelonb
elliott; Gircftorcn: Siooc Q. 6iclb,
s. @. Tlltts, $. q. Sauna, VI. Ston-
ley GarSlucll, NllircO e.. Ion, @nl.
VI. Npbiniol, Src0. Gbrcnlholl, Z.
5. elliott, Sobn 20. Garter, $. HG-
MGR, Sri. @ciiic Soncod, Sroit SIS.
Suits, Sri. Mortbo Z. gnloS, 6ron
". q. Shlumod)cr.
Gin Mognolicnboum in
poller . ii + c. - Gin Mo0no'
I%icnbolnl, ml8ciGbr 40 Sabre alt, Scr
ans Sopoh itnnn1t, lteDt I'M n&or-
m0rts" BET Dem &erunlter Gbos.
Mobfe IN boiler @liitbe. Sr. Mabfe
lit bcrcit, oclt m%llllocrpolen Baum ct.
moigen Siebbobcrn 81 5cigen.
Mir0 rcporirt. - Der I6.
6u0Sfnnol an Der Noro GbeItcritr.,
nobc M~ooiionitroBc, Der ant Glen.
tag einitiir5tc mo boS Giniinfcn ocS
Strobenpilolters pcruriod)tc, miro
5llr Belt bon bcn9lngcltclltcn I'M lt1o.
tiidcn SngcnicurS. rnb I'M @olier.
9cportcment rcporirt.
6olihr sos d cine. = Cine
In3obl gcidlldtcr $10S heinc bcr
9llifolo'er ausitcalrng b%ciinocn iih
in Baltimore I'M llmlauic. Gieiclbcn
Sdeinc iporell idon Dor l1ngcrcr3ei
cinltul bier ent0edt lpor0cn.
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Sic ) ubclcier.

Cine rcft cntblliialtiide Seriomn-
hung cincr gn5obI Mitglieoer bes Sil-
belieier : Gomitc's iollo geltern 9tad,s
mittog I'M Gmpfungs5immer oes
Mopors itott. IS miroc beidloilclt,
Ben 4Sfon fir Die &cronltolt.nng elmer
breiiuod)igel @cnerbc . Iusitellluig
fnllcn 5u lnilcl nno ale araft oarnlt
5ii icbert, cine orei. poer mebrtdgige
Subelicier nit militGriifen unb 9iir.
gerporaoen i'll balten. Sorliter Jranf
q. &oen 1liBertc oie aniidt, ooB nit
einem Iono Don $4,000 ein gl1n.
senocs Slibclfelt uerallitaltet meroen
fonntc, itllo allf ieilen Gorldlug mur.
DC beihloiien. oae Srganiiotionen
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G~cpartements.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1906-02-21
Painful Accident.

Miss Luvie Gaps. the eldest
daughter of NJ. J. II. Craps. OF our
towp, net with q lite an unfortunate
accident Monday By falling from the
back door Of The second story of her
fsther's store, where the family re-
side Size carete=el7 walked to the
door to throw OF: some dish water
and became overbalsnced ard fell
some fifteen feet catching on her
hards. Both shoulders were dis
located and she otherwise received
injuries, though painful not serious.
Dr. Wiogard was called 10 and the
patient at this time is doing very
well urder his care Il was unfor-
tunate and yet fortunate that she did
not meet with more serious injuries.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1906-02-21
S. G, Woman's Association

For the Improvement of Rurai Schools
All the schools of Lexington county
would be benefited byssucb an as
sociation of women ,fand men as
associate members) working for
school improvements. There is pro-
vision made for the school houses
and teachers, but still there is much
lacking that would make the school
real center of attraction and en-
lightment to every district.
We need local organizations in
every district to improve and beauti-
fy the grounds and houses, and to
furnish each school with all peedful
equipments. This is work in which
every teacher, patron and public
spirited citizen should be interested.
The improvement of our schools will
mean better advantages for the chill
dren.
We hope the trustees, teachers
and friends Of education will meet
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1906-02-21
Gilbert.

Everything very quiet these pretty
days.
Gardening has been general. White
potatoes next.
Mr.. ". Il. DoDly, Jr.. CT Columbia,
spent Sunday il town. He is doing
nice business in the city.
Mrs. Sam Oswals, near here, was
taken severely sick last week and is
not doing we'll. It is hoped that
she may be restored to health.
Mrs. J. r. ". Sease is now home
after several weeks treatment in Co.
lumbis. She has been greatly OeDe-
fitted and will soon be we'll.
Guano! Guane! Yes plenty CT it
being hauled these days. Go careful
at planting time ald DO not plant
more than you have force to work.
Mr.. P. E Amick is now engaged
ir moving his saw Uitl. He will
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1906-02-21
Good Piece Of Work.

Mr.. Thomas Fl. Rawl, one of Hol-
low Creeks progressive citizens, has
had under lis supervision the clayipg
of the new cut read leading cut in
that neighborhood and we are in
formed that the people are delighted
with the improvement. The people
along the road contributed in work
and hauling while the citizens Of our
town contributed cash with a sup
Elementary amount from the county.
Let all stand ready to do likewise
with other public roads and they will
be on the line Of progress.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1906-02-21
Scholarship for ?. G. institute.

Prof. F. W Rsuch has been noti-
fed by the President of the Wash
ington and Lee University, of Lex
ington, Va, that that college offers
free scholarship to the Palmetto
Collegiate Institute, which is worth
fifty dollars and exempts the holder
of tuition fees in the academic and
engineering department of the Uni
versity. This scholarship will be
awarded to one of the best advanced
students prepared to enter the Uni
versity. It does not carry board and
other expenses. Blank, etc., will be
furnished by applying to George 81.
Derring, President: Lexington, Va
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1906-02-21

Mr.. Sam Price, al employee of the
Roof & Barr Lumber Co, sustained
internal injuries by falling from a
tram car road He is being attended
by Dr.. E1 P Darrick.
Mrs. Mary Epting, widow of D. r.
Epting, of Chapin, visited Mrs. A. O.
Wilson, in town, last Saturday and
Sunday. Her first visit to Lexing-
ton and she is now seventy-one years
OF age.
If you want something good to eat
see the Nabob brand of tomatoes,
teas, coffee, syrup, buckwheat and
snow fakes. at W. P. Roofs.
Messrs. J. H Rawl and Henry E.
Drafts have been appointed on the
Board of Assessors fer Hollow
Greek Township in place of Hampton
Kaminer and W. B Taylor, resigned.
Our spring suits and trousers are
coming in. The choicest selections
are for the early buyers. Come and
select your spring suit.
E. G.. Dreher & Co.
Now is good time to pay up your
subscription to The Dispatch. Your
amount may be small, but many
small sums make quite a large one.
Call and see us and let US have pay
ment on your account. If you can't
call, send it by registered letter or
money order.