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Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1906-08-04
JOHNNIE: mine

T. \ -5rtn~"u III the Johnnie lnines
went in "Wednesday Hc reports ten
le.i-ers s'ttiHg ont rich ur<. ard car
now iui,L.l ~ ,h. siding that wiz RIM
over S;n I-ar tom.
Operations hsvc r. -urn.d ~ the lid
Johnnie mup
The Town e. Johnnie Is -snioying :
building hoom. Merchant Rathhorne
i, building bic .fon.. .'nre. aud halt
iozcu other ht5liiuc- ar. 1oiug up.
Tho BROW ue lea..s is lrVnin. MP ~ a
rival ." 'hr R"ultv lcs..e and from new
chute -he discovered in ~a,s,i, Nu ht
obtained iu,f a. good ,aiue, ~ etcr
Ner,. received from the Bowler lr,s".
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1906-08-04
LOCAL NOTES

About ~ voters are registered
Temperature hi, week averaged
about l01 al uoon.
! Dr. VIM. :. Park wen, 80 California
Thursday.
. Mrs. ". u. Worr"n lett rhi, week i"r
salt Lake.
f. T. Maxwell has gone 10 Io, Ang-
ein. on business.
lee cream and ic,, cream scdas. with
pure crushed fruits BoSgs ~ CO.
The advertisement of the M"del 'iro-
Gerry in this issue viii interest YOU.
+. W. Griffith has been sick j. Los
Angeles.
Cha-. Wing has opened lunch
counter in the Turi Exchange.
/ 2. j. sullivan Is erecting cottag" ON
Second stree, near Bridgcr,
Ice cream made from fresh cream; /;
our own manutacturc Bogus " Go,
Beatty has the bcs; hotel in The Bull
lEC1 llSlfb'i---hil'' Nl''ftEtllifiD
A. l. Hawkins has disposed Of MS
drug store. He will 20 To Los Angeles
Mr. and Mr.. Frank Stewart have re-
turned from a Two month, visit IL Salt
Lake.
Mr.. anl Mrs. T. +. Ma,z@ori are con
ducting The dining room ai th. Over
/ land Hotel.
I Several dog were poisoned Ihis week
! Putting out poison Il BAD business, but
| the dogr can bc spared.
\ Republican meeting viii he held At
! Eagles Hall Monday evening, Angus
9th. Politic- and county !iyislon will
be discussed.
! Ernest Simmons and partner MIR,
| Woodworth are III the building contract
! ing business at Johurie and 'l"ing well.
/ Nh. Simmons came in for Il team this
week
! p L. Smith i. planning To- erect a
ranch house on his farm l. miles north
west Of Indian SPRING AZ thit lu"un-
| tain retreat are GOOD spriug~. \ mile
of Hrnc viii hc ron-tructed /" 'rrga."
I The hands.
. The Las Vega Copper 'oaNanN has
u wonderfully rich hpoir "t copper ore
| i've miles northwest oi h. POI osj mines.
Messrs. Squires. Br.c lcu, iieair aud
! others are Interested in II. force OF
! men will soon begin Development work.
Bishop & Coleson have a better copper
prospect u mile~ southeast of Vegas
than generally suppose'!. The vein has
widened 10 two t.et, 1nd a gang con
tinues development. The ore Is ~ich in
copper, gold, lead and silver
W. \ Nash. formerly chief telegraph
! operator for the salt | axe her has re-
turned to Las Vegas 70 take the posi-
lion Of chiet dispatcher for the Las We
gas and Tonopah. While away he be
came a benedict Mrs, Nssh was eN
pected to arrive thu, week.
A railroad labprer on the l. Y. i 7.
cashed his liza" checks with L fellow
workman, stole then, b.,cbs ana later
she'd them l.,;,iH ~ tie \"W lprl
! Store The tricll WA, PronlptlN di~coN
I cred and 10y doing ,.mc tail hu~t!ing
/ Mr.. Pauir :ot his mon y back The eit
, terprisins simncier Is nov n' lail-
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1906-08-04
Hotel Nevada Arrivals.

J. + MILLEE. owner and Nsfaser
/. II Myers. Salt Lake
II f. Gallagher, Lo- Angeles
T q Nicklin, Beatty
+ 1. Huddlc>on, Los Angeles
j II Hope, Los Angeles
Harry Lofluer. Los Angelo
Nrs J. Dunlap. san Francisco
y y Dawson and witc
J | White, Los Angelic
Edward Bath, Death Valley
& + Turpcr. Rhl olitc
T. II Baird. Rhvolite
Mrs + j. Williams, Rhyolitr
Mr. Fielder, FL Pas"
l. Lewis, Los Angeles
\ VI Brown. salt Lake
CO McWillian,s. Charleston Mt,
Ed Le Clare. Owens Siding
J ! White. Zion
: V Newell, Bullirpg
Il W Hague. -. Louis
r \ Fleming Rhyplite
X Brogclmanu. Rhvoiite
{ ID Hunter. Beatty
j Riyes. salt Lake
Mr and Mrs Fred Pfeiicr
& W Tame. Los Angeles
Chas Lee HorseN. Phoebe
I \ johnson Johnnie
{ \ Brown, Johnnie
II NeWber". san Francisco
John J Abramson, Daggett
|. l. French, >earchlighi
FRANK Sulzer, Scirchiight
Anton Pcrpcca. Scarchlighi
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1906-08-04
The Southern Nevada
Wholesale Liquor Store
HOME OF THE FAMOUS EASTSIDt kEG tAD
BOTTLED BEERS
Now Open TO the Retail Trade Ex-
cusivaly

Offering variety ut 'aN-pail Whis-
Lic> at thr very door ri the mining
camps and retailers throughout the
southern end ni the state. All whi>kics
carried in stock are received in carload
lot. direct irou the Rucgrass State.
In adii,;ou tn 1a<-paid goods which
cai. hr -urpIird in various brands and
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1906-08-04

'rIrc judge "i tn, supreme C"ur. win
tshs i vacation Ia August
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1906-08-04
COUNTY SEAT

Mil >"lne 81 the 1snliricai lalr1",- IN
form ~ what the ISSUES are before the
people ri nevada" ',eid tr silver. I'll"
raiIroad rate question. count, seat ~
petty politics" The AGs all .'-uEa tor
the husine~- interests II No ~,a4ln,uii-
" a,o r,,k. : figi,1 f,-r coasJtc >s,s'.
J. +. MiicAen oi tioldtie9d, Nsr
.tron: following iot tire Republican
-yminatium frr governor.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1906-08-04
Number 81
GOOD SPRINGS
100 Men Busy in the Yellow
Pine District

! &. Aria- irony. nIsEsgtr of the Red
Cloud mine at tv."d ~Iring- Wa ~ Vas
VEGA, this t.gal ~. inform The Age
tha, lpn nrru ~. f,..rliu. iH tie Yellow
Pine mining di,tri.t Ap average uf
,rne carload - "rr > .1sv islreipg shipped
from the di.trlci FolluvtDg IT. -ome
oi the shipper and numbsy pi nr's sh"y
The Greeley tribune., 1906-02-22

has been at loggerheads at times with
some of the administratio officials,
yet every one recognizes in him a
Droadminded American, an able de-
batter. and a man who has brilliantly
served his state, his party ana Ills
country.
Mr.. Pettus, while he entered the
senatorial chamber at later date than
did his colleague, came at that PERIOD
Of life when great number or men
seem to think that the time for politi-
cal aspirations and honors has passed.
He is considered one of the wits OF the
Senate. 1t is well remembered by
great number of the senators how he
scathingly ridiculed the speech OF a
senator during the notable debate on
the Philippine question. His remarks
we're so ridiculous and laughable that
The hitherto decorous Senate convulsed
Itself with laughter The same day he
again caused the Senate to break out
In an uproar when he was seen to
slowly rise in his seat as though to
seek recognition from the presiding
officer, and just at that moment when
Senator Frye, the President pro tenn,
was about to signify that Senator Pet
tus was entitled to the floor. tn" Ala
bama senator slowly put his hand into
his pocket pulled out piece OF BLACK
tobacco bit piece off in very me-
thodical manner, and with that same
slow motion deposited the tobacco IN
his pocket and sat down. Such incl
dents have been the favorite way OF
Senator Pettus's breaking iu on the
soleDnity of the Senate.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-02-22
CHARGES Against England.

he remarkable allegation that uie
British fleet was held in readiness to
DESTROY the Russian feet if the battle
of the Sea of Japan had gone in the
Russians favor is made by Admiral ko-
icstylnsky in letter published IN the
Novoc Vremya, at St. Petersburg. with
die permission of the Russian minister
Of marine. Referring to the secrecy OF
Admiral Togo in regard to the dis
position of his forces, Rojestvensky de-
c'ares that, this was unknown even to
the admiral of the British fleet allied
with the japanese, who concentrated III.
forces at Weihaiwei in expectation OF
receiving an order to annihilate the Rus.
sian fleet if this, the final object o.
Great Britain, was beyond the power OF
the japanese
From Admiral Rojestvensky's account
Of his tactics in the battle the readln"
public becomes almost convinced that
the Russian commander outnaneuTeTed
Admiral Togo at every point and was
himself the real victor. Rolestvensky
declares he knew Admiral Togo's exact
whereabouts two days before the battle.
made his dispositions accordingly, and
entered the fight with his eyes open
The admiral only casually states in the
course of his letter that the minister
Of marine is investigating the causes OF
fh- catastrophe in order to determine
whether the commander shall be court
martialed for the small matter OF the
! loss OF the feet.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-02-22

q 0res.est ps,e.niun sea e.ss, xyl
IN S;.sss Ssnel:s: sfs "A :s::a s ss -;
on srain. Not Z tks botis 1f3I 70
to sleep; 4 ans had peintoA 0Hina
s. Hand.erchas6 q oniy NJ ss1S.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-02-22
They Worship Serpents.

Travacore, on the southwest coast
Of Incia, is notable as one of the few
places where the natives, still regard
serpents as deities.
There are thousands of shrines in
the Districts" said an Anglo-Indian
where tn superstitious natives make
offerings Of food, burn candles, and
chant hymns in order to gain the fav-
or of their scaly idols.
Some of these shrines harbor
swarms Of snakes. which increase and
multiply without hinderance, but
snakebites, are very rare.
Treated so well, the reptiles become
docie md harmless, and children play
fearlessly in the groves where the
snakes abound.
"When, however, as sometimes hap.
pens, the neighborhood of shrine be-
comes so overrun with reptiles that
there is danger of treading on them
the surplus snakes are reverently re
moved by the priests to other less
crowded localities"
The Greeley tribune., 1906-02-22
HUNOR IN THE SENATE CHAMBER
The Gravity Of That Body Disturbed
Twice In q Single Day.

II the chloroform theory as generally
Interpreted by the public, were put
into effect in the United States Senate,
it would rob the State of Alabama Of
its two senators, Morgan and Pettus.
These men are legislators of eXcep-
tional capacity and influence. Both
have passed their SOth year, yet both
retain full mental power and their
share Of physical vigor. and both pay
more attention to their senatorial
duties than do probably the majority
Of members of that body.
Mr.. Morgan has been in the Senate
since lSTT-nearly 30 years-and he
has been recognized as one of the lead
ing spirits in that chamber. While he
The Greeley tribune., 1906-02-22
Tba President and the Emperor

There is a considerable difference
botyear the hunting exploits of Pres,
dent roosevelt and his friend Emper-
ar william. When the freslaenJ sUeS t%S
grnting. he takes pot luck with Ino
bunch and depends upon his ACTIVITY
and % skill to get his share of the hunt. hunt
Ing, ny which. because of his real ability
im5, IN srcb lines. is usually a good one.
when the German Emperor goes L, ou'
shooting, however, keeper accoalp,'tIt ,,II,aI
ics him. and when the game is rouSeu'
sti,I5s G a Kind of fork in the ground
S'iTbs The Emperor then places his gun in n
.ta rest and handles the weapon pis
,IJ ,ni fashion. For everything that Is
shot a notch is made in the FORK; anu u
when this is covered with hlaih' ''
now W. one is brought into use. ,,.,
All these forks, the notches on wnlSn .,..
are e. prof of the Imperial hunter trs s
stiII, are carefully preserved IN Tue
royai sporting museum as record.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-02-22
BuiIf of

The first place of Christian worship
in Western Australia was unique in
two respects-the material Of which 1t
was built, and also the several pur-
poses to which it was devoted. This
remarkable building was made at
Perth by soldiers shortly after their
first arrival in 1929. and was composed
almost entirely Of bulrushes. In ad-
dition to its use on Sundays for Divine
worship. it occasionally served during
the week as an amateur theatre. and
was utilized during the whole time as
a military barracks.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-02-22

'alluring and his heart beat faster
every time the thought came to him
that probably here at last was an op-
portunity for him to Distinguish ElIn'
self at the front. Only one thlnS
marred his enthusiasm and that was
,'argerv, Ifs" "huts' and girls. HOW
they have made history.
So all of that last day passed, IN
the evening some of the young people
aame over to Major Keene,s but Bates
failed to appear. r --,on
BUSY packing" said Somers "heh
somebody asked for him.
"Weu IL seems to me II | were IN
his place and were the only officer Or
Tered off I'd come around and get my
self lionized," and Katherine MarNi4''--'
looked very much disguised.
Margery banged the piano, until ,,,,..Sl nel
fingers nearly dropped on. i nlS ne, &C
times Bates fairly ran past the MaJo! .
that he might not yield to the tenl.'",
ton to go in. -, ,,.ten
But the. hours wore away and When
the new day dawned Margery awaken, i.'.l,
cd n very unhappy but deteFh4neu
young person. ,ts
When Lieutenant Bates began ms
round of farewell calls Margery s1"
him from her window overloohlh6 LLt
parade ground. Her little head L Meuv
hack in defiance and her batteries W.
ready TO be turned on the enemy ~ LIS
npnroach, When he comes m
Rut that was Just what he faiied u
do for on meeting her father MdJoi
Ieene at the gate the two otlcerS .i,!', p!",
ceedei down the row toTetAer- 9st
/, the quick by his manifest a'olu't,ss
Of her Nargery determined to go VIZ
tbe others to see the buys OH anu "
give Mr.. Bates the incest. coIleSS CO., .-s,s
roodbve he ever got" Other o'l'le,
,,.ar, to ioin the regiment at the Tram
ap5 ,s they were all her friends ,i, Sn'
determined to take ADVANTAGE yL 90
last opnortunity. So H"er 10 lue S,.,
nrevs Narrery trooped IN honr ItIs. ~
al the time trying hard TO- MAKE ne ner
Solf believe thst she didn't care I., ans
moro for Mr.. Bates than for the III '''
buckle on her belt. .,, on
The train was made m ana tig -, -,
o;,onr yrofted the sf~ual to start Iolt On
every window a soldier head proIi ..,,
for the men had been ordereI 49,, a.,
Immediately upon their. arrlVAl III ''
yards. o,d sweetheart
r,nitInIied into a throuE, swariusI -, -
and dow, the platform eacn ia SO, han,
~ a nart,rular head. The post sau rs
bonyed away at popular tunes as Ia, ,
we'll to the boys-as DFlsn'' 'oN'
The Greeley tribune., 1906-02-22
y. a. Is SO 4 !: ~.
Bssy4 lsAl,e lseJoyzc.,ee. e.

strictest attention to Mr., Somers who
was telling her a story In which sba
wasn't the least bit interested
Margery PLAYED her little game vo,,
but when Bates left wllh the other n
ticers without as much as comine to
ner 10 DC tod She was sorry he had
been ordered Off, Margery was not only
annoyed but angry with herself for
caring.
Nobody in the merry little proup
knew that two nights before Bates had
again been refused by Mareery. No.
BODY knew so well as Margery herself
that he had made up his mind never to
ask her again. But that was all before
his orders came-before the prospect
OF the great Pacific stretching itself be.
tween him and her had presented It.
SELF However, his manner showed no
change from the other night when he
seemed to think that one NO" was
sufficient, tossed his head in the air
gave her a curt Good nIght" and left
Didn't every girl want to be told
over and over again that she was the
most adorable creature in the world?"
Margery whispered to herself. She
had now made up her mind that she
would stick to her mo" "if it killed
her" Furthermore, when he came to
say goodbye she would show him that
he was not the only soldier in the
world.
Lieutenant Bates was one of the
"oungest and most popular officers in
the army. The prospect Of active SER
vice after months of barrack duty was
The Greeley tribune., 1906-02-22
Danger in Dust.

The municipal authorities Of Berlin
are noted for their thoroughness and
scientific methods. Nothing is left un-
done to make the city the cleanest and
the healthiest in the world. The
Health Board is now making study
of the street dust. Along the principal
thoroughfares what are called dust
catches" have been erected.
These structures are about fifteen
feet high, and contain small tubular
vessels. without covers, in which col
lcct all dust particles floating In the
air. Periodically the vessels are re.
moved and the contents carefully an.
alyzed, in order to determine II any
germs dangerous to health are per.
meating the atmosphere.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-02-22

We can cure you Of ba1dnsss hair falling,
scanty partings, all diseases Of tho ssalp step
hair falling and restore gray and faded hair to
We don't want you to take our word for this.
We WI! prove it to y0u AT OUR OWN Ex.
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ment will get your case under control aad
mete osf iysmeayp yan 3 NOT DYE nor hair color
Ing, but a marvellous and natural Hair Feod
ship it to you prepaid at cur own expense, and
do not ask YOU for a cent Of money unless y0u
feel just.fe by results.
1t makes not the slightest difference to Us hsw
to toIf tfe TO ,oos I Of it tar and e..ee l. ~ " WIZ ~
=. Think just fer roG.et what this means !!
who arc Ices ng, the ssn1s0xs 9sxeas u ~ nth
We will res res,Sre :, O. ysSr % - .at. isnf and
Before experienced. De not te dishsartaned
because you have used stker hair reasliss
without results. Pc jsst t. yss,s<4 and to -
done don ,f5r fer OF Oilers m it viii 10 fer ysu. y" ~
We ask you in all kindnesSts write t. us a1A
we will send yea by return mail. At sur svn
fn H.sf df.wer u on esr. We II, ss. eesl 's,s ysu
our interesting b sklet o< advice sel hundfeAs
Of testimonials fron Aeliehted panssts. givi4E
have become discouraged. Yea VII ssser
regret answering this aeSsseesusst fer It
means much to you, Dere csan ySo saa Ca<tAe-
If you want beautiful kasr. II ysur hsh =
getting SO hat ysu lsok aged OF yeuE psresoA !
appearance is cispaIsged, wssae y US Ssr hslp.
We are an j. Ircorporated on .ssy. Get private
concern. We want ysu aIA ySur f1iea1s -
to day, ard do not put it of. Ysv viii - d.
lighted with what we send ysQ. spA 4 sss1e yen
ns'h..E; rs hH.;x AsSfEsHs 1NsEfxI. f .ff4 6esfM4
incorporated Dept. :see, 1ft-3o Serth Pasa q.
Baltinore, Nd
The Greeley tribune., 1906-02-22

word the girls had said until
Inc mentioned the Philippines.
res one good thing about it,"
'aiserE 1T will only take one
away from the post and that
10 be some consolation.
EOoly would think you didn't
a.!, Veutured Katherine, land
uAe you know you're just dying
katherine, you're getting fool.
t4.sefy answered good natured.
VI Know like Mr.. Bates awfully
Just because I've danced with
IL" tlme5 that's no sign that |
!ae away when he's gone"
40 katherine grimaccd, and
.aIgery joined in the laugh.
ehauL Bates was only half way
Is line aud the men were con.
u l4e closest scrutiny of their
hasA was examined with the
Care but only the young of
IN .t nus friends over on the porch
10y nc Nhs killing time in order
tSAu could play the longer.
Tue Attlc ceremony was over
~ We're dismissed and to tho
s strains Of a Sousa march the
a.-S med TO their quarters.
- 'u9s5l lhe parade and Joined
.,tp ar the COlonePs.
9, mn you are going way out to
~ a,r. .l'hfs. Mr.. Bates" said Kath-
| -. we only heard it this morning
I,., -. imagine, You have to 60 to-
see, Miss Katherine, what it
l ~ le soldier. I've never been
'yll and there's nothing to
/" is so | think I'm pretty
Avn ,"s 70 keep you here" Helen
\, exclaimed. well of all
F.s al! l!. his old army post flood
. stis, Mr., Bates you're dis
really, Miss Farnham. 4
N-3 lucky when I got my
- L-lENed Bates, but if I
l. ~ 'g were the slightest chance
| Al - ] night be disloyal to my
m, condemn orders to the bow
h ,s @ trouble here is that there
,aay OF us and not enough of
H. g'Na laughed Helen.
t,t ..lar1 mount \ argery Keene
'oide.,. '7ealv in r rocking chair
|t4 yE my When nobody was look.
ttpr,..y,.l s'eal a look at Bates but
a, Icy Icy Tor that young mans
tb,. s'ill he was too far or to see.
L on ,S us mad Joined the young
TUG porch Margery paid the
The Greeley tribune., 1906-02-22

.,,o,,nt Bates turn to
rai lei Lei, In spite of the early
the 5..i 5.-i group Of young people
be qsu-. y. uttered at the Colonel's
rsaa;i ;i,5i came swinging down
The ''T The Instruments glittered
} tlas. l5eight morning sunlight and
a n line uuconsciously moved
nls9 u.,,h = tbe martial music.
Fs \. S,yS, AVER on the porch and sew.
s !,s 'oficcrs who had Joined
|yoias in time to the infectious
sT4i'~ Sorh feminine heart wished
/, lI1 mat one day she might marry
fis', IVA hand had marched past
y fas,rfing -, officers quarters 1t
|sa (,.'Hia,'1, its regular position a short
" u rom ,.1 tie guard and began Its
u ,..,rs lave 10 have Mr.. Bates on
|rsisr Farnham said. He takes
l ;orr tine TO mount the guard
<. b3nd has loads of time to
|. .birt. he's going to the Philip
4 To.terlue l-ErIAam, a pretty
,i,rlp. protested. We were
.,,;iTc him so we'll trained, too.
s.msbo7r else will have to con-
|, mount slowly or We'll never
t,ra thln two pieces in the morn
|. v,rrerv." Helen added, "What
think Of the orders"
,srr Ka5ua looked up from her
FAN rather nonchalantly. She
'fst1 watching and hadn't really
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-11-14
w oodmen Rally atVanWyck
Thanksgiving Day.

WaXhaw Enterprise: a spe
cial meeting O. C7dar Camp,
Woodman OF the World. will be
held in the camp hall at Van
Wyck on Thanksgiving Day
The meeting will he somewhat
in the nature of a Woodmen
rally. Several speeches and
talks will be made, and at noon
a picnic dinner will be served.
AL Woodmen and their families
have been extended a special IN.
vItation to be present and bring
1ulI baskets for the picnic dim
Ler.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-11-14
The Whipped White Wo-
man----Why She Didn't
Want to Go Back to Spar
tanburg.

AS stated III the last issue of
The News, Mr.. Coburn, the
the white woman wanted in
Spar anburg, was located atVan-
wyck few days ago. 1t appears
from the following Spartanburg
special in the News and Courier
that she knew all the while that
the Spar' auburg authorities
were searching for her:
MRS. Harriet Coburn, for
whom the authorities of this
county have been searching tor
several months, was brought
here this afternoon and commit
ted to Jail. Mrs. Coburn was
whipped several months ago and
driven from her home near Glenn
Springs. Ollie Ponder and Lum
West were arrested. charged
with whipping the woman. Mrs.
Coburn has been living in Ian
caster County and North Caro-
lima. She says she knew she was
wanted here, and that a reward
of 800 had been offered tor her
arrest, but she was afraid to re-
turn and testify against West
and Ponder, fearing she would
be attacked by friends OF the
men who whipped her. She re-
Quested that she be placed in
Jail until Court convenes, stating
she was afraid to stay at board.
ing house and would teel more
safe in Jail.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-11-14
Meeting of A. r. P. Synod
this eek--President of
Erskine College to be Elect
ed,

The State Tne Associate Re.
formed Presbyterian Synod Of
the South will meet according to
adjournment in Camden, Ala :.
Thursday, November Is, and be
opened with a sermon bv the
moderat or, Rev. II b. Blakelv.
or in his absence by his alternate.
the Rev. L p Pressly the books
of the treasurer WILL close Tues
day, Nov. 6.
At this meeting of synod the
cleo ion OF a President Of Erik
skine college will be held. It is
said that so we'll and carefully
educated are the preachers of
thai denomination that almOs,
any one Of them would make a
good president of ErkskiDe col.
lege, the institution which was
so renowned by the late Rev.
William MOffatt Grier and has
been kept up to that standard
by his successor, Rev. F. Y
Presley, now president of theo
logical seminary Among the
names mentioned as possible sue.
cessOrs are the Rev. J. S. Mofratl
nf Ches err, Rev. Oliver johnson
OF Rock Hill ard Prot. Paul Grier
of Erskine college.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-11-14
NOTION DEPARTMENT

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Everything brand new. Try a
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bed hose Jack and Gill" for
boys and girls, 25c value for
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