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ton, which was tremendously encored
aud he responded with an exquisite
number whose name was not furnished
Later IN the evening he gave an extra,
and after II had three or four recalls
playing In very soulful fashion "'rhe
Itaumeret, 'Swanee River and My
Old Kentucky Home
Prof. Mcclellan had been called 10
Ogden IN a hurry on some consultation
with the Tabernacle choir there, and his
place was filled by Mr. stevens. whu
rendered the orchestral parts on the
second piano TO Mr.. Shepherds rendi-
ticn of Tschaikowsky Concerto in Is
Hat Minor. The performance was Ia
mastery one both ON the part OF the
soloisi and the accompaust
1t is not saying too much to state
chat the main interest of the evening
conferred In the songs OF Mrs. Lawrence
Townsend, . lady OF whose musical ac-
cumplishments and whose abilities as
composer, much had been heard. bur
who had not sung IN public since sht
and Mr.. Townsend took up their resi-
dence here, Her selections were "'rhu
Pearl of Brazil with flute oblleato by
Mr. Flashnau, and the famous Care
Nome" from "Rigoletto," Nothing
could have better exhibited the proh-
cheney OF he. training, or shown he,
high. clear notes TO better advan-
taSe. she is soprano OF the color
atura style and executes runs and trilis
vita an ease and an evidence OF cult
walton most pleasant to listen 20. Aa
dcd 10 this she has a personal charm
and distinguished manner which con-
tribute vastly In her success.
She was called back several times
and once responded with charming
little ballad OF her own composition.
the conception of which was as delight
ful as its rendition.
MIR Flashmun has done nothing bet
ter OF late than his flute acCompani-
ment TO Mrs. Townseud's song.
Mr. Dougal gave number by Mas
senet with fine finish and style and be-
ing encored, rendereda l!ue Spanish
song by DenYa which the audience
heartily applauded.
Mrs, Emma Ramsey Morris, on whose
Shoulders big part OF the burden 81
management fell, also contributed
greatly to the pleasure OF the evening
by her several songs. She gave I'll
Autumn" The Lass with the Deli
cate Air. and the familiar Barber II
Seville" number with charming effect
each time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-03
NARROW ESCAPE OF
CACHE VALLEY TRAIN

Passengers on the Cache valley
train report an exciting experience.
The train left the Short Line station
at 4:06, just six minutes late. or 1t Is
probable that it would have been
blown into eternity The man
at tho engine throttle had lust begun
10 get good speed started when in
approaching the Hot SPRING. he
brought tho train TO stop on flag
signal, just "A few hundred yards
around the bond this side OF thu
doomed cars In response to tho
signal he reversed the lever and had
gone about 100 yards backward when
the explosion took place. All the
windows In the east side OF tho
coaches were shattered, and pieces OF
! glass aud gravel were shot into the
cars; The passengers thought an
earthquake had happened and women
rushed around IN an excited manner,
one lady shrieking. 20 trust in the
Lord. trust In the Lord" II was soon
learned, however that no one aboard
had been injured.
a number of passengers wins had
gone ahead of the Lagoon excursion
train which had been tagged were
badly shaken up Thomas Robinson
and his son who were driving along
the road not far from the cars were
injured by dying timber. Conductor
Bailey on the Lagoon train was
thrown down and slightly bruised
Several women tainted but none were
hurt seriously.
The tracks on the Short Line and
Lagoon roads were torn up for sev-
oral yards, and one piece Of rail- was
hurled zoo yards away. The train
schedule on both roads was tod up.
The wires were all blown down thus
cutting on communication with salt
Lake. Chief Sheets and several Of
firors made hurried run to the scene
but found that no one had boon badly
hurt, eHt
/ ttConductor Bailey Of the 3amborger
road had an experience which he does
not care TO repeat Realizing that a
Short Line train was due. he rushed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-03
SALTAIR ADJUSTMENTS.

Electric theater" is the name OF a
new attraction recently added to the
amusement row at Saltair. II is an at
traction that is extremely popular in
the east, and will likely win favor here
also.
The management have issued notice
that should be pleasant news to re-
sort patrons that Notwithstanding the
addition OF this new attraction. instead
OF increasing the admission fee, a re-
duolion OF about 80 per cent has been
made. -Four attractions are objected by
this reduction--the scenic railroad. we
olde mill tours of the world, and Flee
trio theater II formerly cost 40 cents
for admission to these places of amuse-
ment. but now ticket costing 25 cents
admits one To all OF them.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-03
ABLE ARTICLE BY MRS. GATES
Talented salt Lake Writer Makes Val
ned Contribution 10 Literature.

"The Dawning OF a New Era" is the
title Of an article written by Mrs
Susa Young Gates and published re-
Gently In the News-Press OF Pough-
keepsie, y. Y. The talented writer de-
soribes in this contribution TO ltera-
ture ana recent awakening OF cultured
women IN Europe and America. tells
how professional women arc the first
TO grasp new opportunities, and how
humanitarian efforts IL England are
hindered by the "Patrionizing Method.
Mrs. Gates also relates In able descrip-
tive the difficulties encountered BY
dard of women aud humanity. sets
forth the mother as the ideal woman
In Germany. and portrays woman gen
orally as striving Tor the betterment OF
society
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-03
DR. PRICES
WHEAT FLAKE CELERY
FOOD
ifeatcn daily, there will be a daily
action of the bowels-waste re-
moved nutrimcnt retained. 1t
is made from the whole wheat
berry. .
10 cents a package
Eur a n1a hy olr N-n.
10 cents a package
For sale by all Grooers

across the tracks and placed signal
TO stop the train, He was in the act
of climbing the fence to return TO his
own train when the explosion occur.
red and Bailey was thrown violently
to the ground. The Short Line train
was stopped in time to avoid danger.
The Lagoon train was backed into
Salt Lake and the work of repairing
the road was at once begun. 1t is
expected that it will require two OF
three days to completely repair the
damage. The Short Line trains were
run over the Rio Grande tracks until
this morning when traffic was resum-
nH
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"Ohuef'ui New system of Treat
nent.
IN ms lecture az the free show
grounds at second South and sacnud
vnet stroot, i,,.. ,.,,.t,4 ~. g.. G..
,''s''' VIC 'N'' + ~
Don tolq more ABOUT Rlo@dless sur
gerry as performed by Tho Roy Phe-
nomenal, who. with Frr.fYo, 10 n,,l.,.1.-
, ,,,,..i,, ca, t,,.
s'pE ia ''''' i'''Ns'
Unless accompanied by names az peo-
pie well known in SalJ Lake. many %
E'ar.Dor,s eta,sr,,pts ,,,s,,, ,.s.,,,,,.
-, -, "i'5-.' l''sS,D's
pe uoceptea as SUBSCRIPTIONS But
boldly naming people and places iu
connection with his remarks ana in,,lt-
,,, ,,,,.,,,,.l, .,,,.,,.,,,.,,,..
80 ''V' N'7' s'So'io' 1t" nc uVeF'
even the most skeptical must agree
| with him that The Boy Phenomenal,
the vn,,ng nb,sicla,, ,oro ie ,,.,.f,,,,, Il, :.
tt. -. ..,.,..,. =
gus almost '''raeulous cures NJ our
midst. is one Of the wonders OF the Goth
century.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-03
WILL LAY CORNER STONE.
Exercises ON Beginning OF New Chapel
In Twenty-fourlh Ward

The ceremony OF laying the corner
stono for q new meetinghousa In the
Twenty-fourih ward will take place at the
slto selected for the building, az tho inter
aection Of Wall and First West streets at
10 o'clock tomorrow morning.
bishopric OF the ward, and will consist
Of a program ~ songs by the ward eholr,
speeches by Church authorities, and me
ceremony Of placing the cornerstone IN
position,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-03
Are You Going ON a Mission?

n so come to us for Photo as we
will make you a special discount. Mon
roe studio, &c w. 2nd South. We win
take rate tickets from any other studio
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-03
SALTAIR 9TH JULY
Fl. Douglas Baud. Continuous Dane
Ing Afternoon ana Evening;
Waters Fine. Go In.

Wandamqre Ia good place I
spend the Fourth. Fireworks.
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SALTAIR BATHING.
Fourth July. Water is Glorious
Charges Same ms Last
Year. Go IN

Wandamero Is good place 10
spend the Fourth. Fireworks.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-03

THE WANT COLUMNS OF the
Semi Weekly News are read by from
100000 20 1907 600 people twice week
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-03

HORSFORD'S ACID PHOSPHATE.
A teaspoonful added to a glass OF
cold water, with sugar makes a de-
liclous summer tonic,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-03

Lots have a sane fourth no d
Wandamere.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-03
FER=D0N TELLS
MORE ABOUT BLOoDLESS
SURGERY PERFORMED BY
THE BOY PHENOMENAL.

Gall Stones Removed From Salt
Lake Man--More Cancers Re-
moved From Prominent Citi-
zens by the Boy Phenomenal.
Whom Fer Don Calls the
Wonder Of the Century,
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No knifc Uscl--No PAIN by This
Wonderful New system of Treat
nncnt
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-19

Siranofosoens Batter. -Gf 81. g. Wlabien. 300 Ss
Der, gobt inbbunben. Yris 81 90.
Oliper Swif.-Samfunosrpman at Charles Didens
operlat al Brof. gSilb. Mgler. Drunning aleranhe
flyer, al ale 6prfattere er CHARLES .Didens benbes
Yn9lin9s 5orfatter. 8u9en er paa $50 Sibet
9oot inbbunben. Yriien er 80 ctS.
timber Bible Hpler. Besides de Bonnie Brier Bush
Gorteainser % @rinorinser fra en- Qotf 2anbsbs
af San Wc2aren. Np nbaaue paa banft. Boaen In
oeboloer Dottoren at ben sanle Stole, 2gnnen fp
bans &erliabeb, Domlie, Sans Mobers 9rabiten
2aHlun Gamebels 6Droanolina, gn Sampittie
beosias. gose7 er paa 272 Siber, subt inbbunbsr
BriS 80 cts.
2utberan pubIifbing 9oufs
Blair, 9tbr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-19
&pnfirntationsmimbc.

8i bar after faaet Oplas II
&onfirmutionsminoe CIR. 401, trp.t
paa tint papir | mango fm%asfulos
&ulsrer efter segninser, uofsrt /
Dette 9onfirmationss
minoe bar oct melt %ialgbare al ale.
Ri bar BAIT, os pil iittert / De fleite
i3ilfeloe pare tilfreositi1enoe. pris
fen er $3.50 per Oufin. 6or nars
mere Oplpsninger fe Dor aatalog,
Sioe XIV, UNDER ItteIter | Dor
nb Ratalog for 1907, boor Der fin
oes en- minore Sfterligning / cen
Rltler.
2utb. pub. Sou E,
Blair, F.: : Nebra1ta.
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enoe paa Raa0buiet / Blair. Pdli.
9ilgenoOrp6 n9gteoe pdd Oct be-
ItemteIte at bile bic Ell idaodnt Oar,
% oct bar Den alminoelige Uies
ming, at 6orloDeli EN- not bleO b9s
bet. pdret Loo fig tmiolertio life
forblgfe, men fprte for ct Bar Tiger
iioen / al Stilbeo til Blair %
bleo gift. Sagen bar pdft a0Ifiaig
Opiigt per pad @gnen. Selp mango
al oisie, Der bpl0er Den irene 2as
re-, ipnes, oct er at gaa for plot.
Nogle IDnes, bet er lutberif 5ands
tisme, meoen8 ANDRE aabenbdrt err
tl9rer MisIOurianismen for 1t
prdtttIere poerliggdden0e %tbiJlioms
me QnIfuelier.
Som bette ifripes, fommer oen
isrgelige Nb6eo, at SIR. ppuliens
10 adrige syn Ssren bar bretfst
TT enc Ben nogle 3ommer ooenfor
&naet. 9an bar beitaftiget meo at
tgre Straa, oa ban at 8dnDars
faIot baglen0s uf ct Cas-. 5amilien
poulfen bar oct iioIte 9ars 3io
bait uIeOOanlig mesen SpgOom og
dnoet u9eIo. og bette nDe uIpttess
tilf9loe tOmmer iaa meget u~beleilis
gefe, Tom 5ordarsdrbeioet M itaar
for 0srer, Og Sgren bdnftelis fun.
De u~noo9res.
Orr. og Mlrs. Simon 2drien
bar begge O9ret ipse al Ga Grip
pc oct meite at Sioen Iioen Sui, og
Wr. 2arIen er enonu life raft. Mr.
Simon 2arie en- par en- at oe allerz
fsrite, Der tog nbomeIteao" Der paa
Ggnen. Oct blioer til CONNER
atturat 40 qar, ii0en ban tom bers
no. Den narmeIte 8p bar Den Gang
OMAHA, og oen aloeles nssne praiz
tie li9neoe oct bslgenoe 9ap. SIR.
2arien fan fort9le mango interes=
iante 5ing fra piOneerlioets fsrits
Od9e.
pait. Senritien boloer / oens
ne 5io 5uiiepraoiten boer Ons0ag
often.
Menigbeoen Oso 5iG Greet,
iom / i'm 5io 3tifteoes at pait.
5dral0 SEMEN, o5 ienere bstientcs
at palt. g. 9. Big. bar oct Iioiis
6afbanoet 9ars 5io oeret betient
al pait. Senritisn az MisfouriTp=
nOoen. Dog finoes Ncr Ell Bar g.
miller at bans (Pait. So Meniss
beosfolf Oe0 5iG Greet, og oisTt
/ Screening me0 Meni9beoen, foin
for betientes al bort Sdmfuno, Iiges
at bape lopet BAN en- 2sn at 100
Dollars ON Qaret. pait. Senritien
boloer @uostjeneite beo Sin Gree.
~hOeranoen Ssnoag Gftermiooug.
&orr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-19

0tI DuI Slhltlti2 NPH 49,
doItiaig Spgoom bldnot Oanlterne
beromtring.
@amle Hiels Youlien bar ip9
/ langere 5io, og Rasmus 2arlsn,
iom mootager 6lpOe for Beatrice
og 5armers Cooperative creamery
60, Omaha. buOoe ga Grippe Ell
Oar Tiger. 5or 9ioen er Der to
Qatienter, ben enc Mrs. adsmus
6anien, ben lnoen Sens Nieli en-.
Sens Nielien blep pluOIelig ip9
forrise 6reoag, og en- tiltdlot aege
ertlereoe, at oct par ct Slags
9fooforgiftnings> 5ilfeloe.
iSdn er Dog after beore, ON emo
langt fra raft.
Mrs. Rdsmus 6dnien bar
BAIT MISUNDERSTANDING, men er
MI Iaa meget beore. at mar mener,
bun tommsr oper oct uoen en- Spe-
ration. Or. Marie Rtelien fra
Blair sr hrs. SanIens 0age.
= sos Ridarot Nieliens og pa
tor 6enritiens bar Storten afagt
ct lille 9eIeg, Iaa maj ter for
MODE, at 5oraaret er / Gnmdrh.
5amilierne er forget me6 bber en-
Oatter. 0aniferen grdtulerer!
Sda bar Ser ct pdr 9rblups
per Iom Ifuloe omtales.
5or goot ct Bar Tiger iibsn feie
reoes Dolls Soenogaaros Og gns
Ton anosrIens 9rpalp. pait. S6de.
FER fra aenndro forretteoe 9ielIen.
grDluppet bolotes | 9ruOens !6iem,
bpor en- tdlrig Glare AT SlGgts
hinge og genner bragte oct unge
Gar osres beoIte 4nfter ON en- INF
tefig 5remtio. 8ruOens Mooer er
en- Oatter at Ssren SEMEN (oen
9lore g. s. / Blair.
Oct anoet 9rpnup, Iom ber oms
tales, bar oore / oct tpite Settles
men. blanot .WtisIouridnerns". %
oa Den oanite Menigbe0 Der bar en-
prnIt at neonte Samfuno, Log
ges Der 10 Rerte iii. bOao Ser
foregaar pos 5piterne.
Der er en- 6orbiItorie til n9Dns
ie 8rp0up. 5or ct Qars 5i0 iioen
Tar Der ct flot 9rbnup bos Den
rise Wr. 80. 9ilgentamp. Den
flolte al bans 6 Ostre bleO gift meo
en- ung Wano oeo Haon Sbeer, ogs
ida en- 5Diter. paitor !9ilgenz
oorp6 oficiereoe. 9ruoens 5aoer
aab Dem 100 9ere 2ano / goo
Drift, Og bbggeoe ct fort Sus for
oe unse at 30 /. 9erlig9eosn bar
imiOkrtio Of fort gnrisbeo. st
gar Tiger efter 8rp1itppet, bleO Utr.
Sbeer pIuoielig fpg at S9iernebes
tanOelIe og 0e0e. Oct bar ct
buarot Slas, Os Slegt Og @enner
Tergeoe me0 osn unge Gnte.
Gfter en- 30 Wdane0ers 5ors
lsb ~forlopsoe Msrs. Sbeer fig meo
en- grooer til i'm afosOe Mano,
og De flefte fDntes 10, oct bar / in
Sroen, oa BUN life fun0e beitpre
Sarnren alene.
tUeen Iaa en- Ssnoag beo Suletio,
ga De RpTorlopeOe bar | 9irfe,
bolot pait. S~ilsenoOrp6 en- 5ors
oentale, bpori ban no fra en- alaus
ful /. 0r. Waltbers irene 09re" fors
fegte at ooerbeOiie fine Silbsrere
ON, at oct anfes for 9~looftam,
bOis en- &binoe agter I'm afoeoe
Manos grooer, og at ct Iaaoant
5orbolo er lise Tua fbnoigt, fom
ON Ssitenos eateoe binunoen.
Oct bar 10 Iom at etIplooere en-
Bonnie. Og Spfterne trosoe. bbao
preften fagoe.
Stemnineen git brit, og mango
bar f%oroisiet ON, at ct Iaaoani
QGgteIfab bar | Wooitrio me6 Stu-
tens 2ope. Gn Spoger til Mrs.
Sbeer forbsrte fig enoog o~ssansaa'
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Saabsatteiter.


9aabsatteiter glr. 500 bapes ats
ter; efter BET / lengere Sio bar pas
ret oanffeIi9t at ifaFe, bar nj OPP
naaet at faa set paa Eager igen.
Oct er trbtt / 5biflanb pad fnt
9dpir, / mango pane 9ulsrsr,
StSrrelIen er 16 By u, o9 meset
ima9fulot ubfsrt.
priIen er ION i~aopunIig $3.50
per 9uiin. paa She XI unber
NtteIter / Dor nh aatalNe fnoes en-
fun meget rinee @engipelie al
idmme / cen &uler % minbre Sters
relie.
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Zen lille Sanger / elegant Sinb.

@i bar efter geitiaine fuaet inos
bunOen / ipeciele fine O8 elegants
9ino Ben lille Sanger. De er Be
melt i%amgfulOs og nboeIi8ite 9inS.
ri tenoer. 0isie Sdn9ere er i9rs
Zig pasienoe Iom (n@ift 8oots@)
9aOer til 8rAGup, &onfirmdtiOn,
5p0iels0a9 Os anore 9sjIig6eoer.
Snobinoingerne er ale / De finea
ite, TpecieIt tinaoeoe 9eoerbino meO
Moire Silte@5oriats / barmonss
renOe aulprer, SittszN6ertebaanS
nleo 8oaiter. flint @ltIOfnit, runot
9jprner, elegant 5orifring / Sub.
0et er en- 5rbO at eie en- Tuaban lille
Sanger inbbunoen, Oct melt a%rtiitis
ife, man ten0er, ct belt fife 9units
oarf fra 8ogbin0erfaget.
Nabre fan life p~aatrpftes 0isfe
elegunte 8ino u0en at Dunfnne Dem.
Sm Iabn gnItes, fan Oct trDttts
pda ct Silfe Merfeboanb iom fan
fagess i 8osen. Spp forffellise
6arOer baoes fOm Der ungipet.
g. 446. 5 mprferpbt, ~flrje1sogtist
&ioifino me0 e. s. G., Sanoez
geren og 0eo i @ut6tr9f. 9Blsss
Inner / 8linotrpf. Qris $3.50.
3. 447. 5 m~srtegrpnt, ~Flsielsu9tist
&ibifino, mso aors, Girfler Os
Or6et 9angeren / @ltI6trnt. ROIe
me6 2po Og beteenNe 2inier !
8Iin6trnf. pris $3.50.
g. 448. S msrfegrent, f~Ieielso9tist
&ibfino. mes fmua Stierner.
fine 2inier og Or6et Soneeren !
@ulotrbf, meo alaOerbIubss5ors
firing. gris $3.50.
Q. 449. 5 mBrfebrunt fIsjeIsogtiJ
Tto 1ttf10, nooulerer1oe 5drDe !
brunt. Or6et gongeren / Sub.
pris $3.50.
g. $50. 5 bimmefbluut, flpjefsds'
tigt 8i6ifin0 me6 &ors, emblem
og Or6et Sangeren / 9uIotrpt,
% bfin6trptt 2sos5urFrire. pris
$3.50.
g. 451. s roIenrpot. fIeielsostist
&ibIfino mobulerenbe 5orpe /
reot, Sroet Sangeren / gliIo pau
Hbsgn. pris $3.50.
g. 452. s 6ocofabsbrunt, sfabt
9ioifino me6 ct fnt lille 3ors
og 2inier / gufo FAINT OrSst
Saneeren pau Rhs9sn / ghlo.
Sin 5oriiring meb 0inier. 8nops
per % 2i1ier. pris 1925.
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Icrpcnsbiitprie.

Oanit ltbgaoe at Noroai HpIf-
TENS @eroensbiitorie REQ Sngppro
8on6ei ZEN. @ennenfet p9 repioeretI
Sn6befatter Olotioen, Maiboe1al-
6eren og ben nters 9i0s 6iItori:,
So Dele, inobunfen ! set BIND, /
alt 800 Sioer meo NANCE Sluitrd<
tiOner og flere Sort. 0eri Tfilores
Sc Oigtigite 6iitorifs 9sgibenbeosr
mes gennem Si0erne. @p0t % itert:
in0bunoeu. 9Oaen foitsr S1.o0.
@aarbmisiiunar q. 9. @lanscn.
st 0io / Sroifab. 6ortult efts,
bans egne MeOoelelIer at pnitor Or.
S6omfen, meO to gileOer at q. 9.
GIauien. @i bar gogsn igen / Dan.
2ut6. Yl1bl. 9ouIe. Zen toiter 40
Gent / Onilag.
Suutpp SHlHttT-
@n biais file Bog for Spnoaes=
~ifolebsrn. Softer FUN 10 Sent inoz
bunoen | SbirtingsbinO meo rs6t
emit.
Se blibe 8arnbpmsnagc.
Sre 5ortelinger al airitint
Worinurf. Snoeboloer p@aaieorsns
gen., r9Rplo" os nHorbaeeen". Sin!
inobunoen, pasienoe til @ape for
8prn | Senoagsffolen. prifen e
% Sent.
Set iture SpergsmaaI."
Sets prabitener at paftor y.
g. Sborebb, peltenbt Tom pr1f {
ben f~orenebe &irte | 4merifa. ga
fore Sioer | OmfIag qris 25 Gent.
Saniib 2ntb. Subj. Spuie,
Blair, Mebr.
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Gaaromisiipnar 81. 9. Glansen.
SauiSs Salnter.

@n biGis file Bog for Spnoaes=
~ifolebprn. Softer fun 10 Sent inos
bunoen / SbirtingsbinO meo rs6t
Snit.
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0rumt, Nebr.

Del bar / 8interens SOB o9ret
aoItiaig Spgoom bldnOt Oanitsrne
hernmfrinn
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S"t"en Dean of 4SlOfhes' PrO,,,i-
"e"C Cit'zeie of KersaaO, Hr.
UiGij0m Cook.

Mr.. William Cook, one of Ian
caster couuly's best and most
suostaatiat CT zens, died sudden
ly yesterday al out midday. At
his nome in Ksfshew. He had
complain d of some slight indis.
position the night before, but
was thought to be all right aga N
Yesterday. He was a man who
had enjoyed uniformly good
health.
Mr. Cook was son of the la, g
Amos Cook OF Taxahaw and was
aoout 56 years old. Up 10 the
time of his removal from Taxa.
haw to Kershaw last spring he
mad devoted his life TO farming.
at which he was remarkably sue
cessful, having accumulated a
handsome estate He was "A man
OF sterling character and was
fair and just in all his dealings
with others. He was consistent
member of the Baptist church.
Mr.. Cook leaves widow, who
was Miss Alice Snipes, daugh-
ter o. MIR. Philip Snipes. and
number Of children, among
them Mrs. John Bowers, OF Ker-
shaw Mrs Jackson of Louisispa:
Mrs w. E. Thompson and Mr.. J.
q. Cook, of Taxahaw. He is also
survived by brother, Mr.. Geo.
*. Cook, Of Flat Greek.
The burial will take place to-
day. The Rev. L. A Dabney, of
Lancaster, will conduct th e
funeral services.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-10-23
Young Ladies Organized Sewing

Young LHdies Organised Seyiu u
Ctu6.
The following young ladie,
met with Miss Mary Hood las
Saturday morning and organized
a sewing club, the name to be Sc
lected later: Misses Mary Hood,
Elireda Poag, Inez McCardell
Mary Knight, Eliza Wylie,
Bleeka Hinson, Lille Green. Sue
Bradford, jeanette Poag, Nan
ME Hill Moore. The following
officers We're elected Miss
Mary Hood, president Miss
lnez McCardell, vice. president ;
Miss Mary knight, recording Sc.
creiary; Miss Eliza Wylie, treas.
urer. Miss Ivy Crawford was
elected an honorary member.
The next meeting will be held
with Miss Bleeka Hinson next
Saturday afternoon at $50 o.
clock A full attendance is de :
sired
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Court Proceedings.

The Court Of Common Pleas
convened here Monday morning,
Judge Wilson presidirg. Some
two or three cases were con,in-
u'o 10 next term, among them
that OF L. Banks Belk against
u. . Potts, en- action tor deb,
a ino'loh Tor a nou-sujt was
ma IN the case of John w
EIms agains ihe Southern Pow
er company aud j. b. Roseman
for $4,000 damages for ALLEGED
personal injuries ,u tained while
at work To- the company at
6feal Fails. The motion wa
ov1na'ed and the trial begun on
lis merits before jury. The case
h"d not b en- concluded when
me News went 20 press yes'er
day afternoon. The plaiat,ff is
represented by Mr.. J. II Foster.
OF lancaster, and the defendants
oy Messrs Osborna, Morrison
aud w itlocS, OF Charlotte.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-10-23
Big Fire at Beth une-- Form, e,,
Lancastriam a Heavu Loser.

The large store and warehouse
of Messrs *. I. Estridge ds Co.
in Be hume was destro, ed by fire
last Friday morning about | o.
clock. The loss is estimated at
$l2 900, whichis about half COW
cred by insurance. The origin
OF the fire is not known. Es
fridge & Co., did a general mer-
camille business, and als1 bought
cotton.
The senior mem Der of the firm.
Mr.. Kirby Estridge, was born
and reared in Lancas er county,
is son of the late Hon. J. N.
Eslridge, and his many friends
in this county will regret to
learn OF his misfortune.
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The Hon ". U. CIyburn Loses a

SON.
Master Jack Ciy burn, son of
the Hon. and Mrs. w. u. CIV.
burn of The Halle Gold Mine
section, died last Sunday after.
loon about 8 o'clock, at the
home of his parents. He was
about / years old and was a
bright, promising lad. He was
a victim OF typhoid dysentery,
and MIR. Oily burn himself and
other members of his family are
now suffering from the same all
ment.
The remains were buried Mon.
day morning at IL o'clock at
Pleasant Plains.
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CdufheH--I IfO6teU.

Mr.. Arts Cauthen, son Of Mr..
Martin Caul hen, Of Kershaw.and
Miss Irene Mobley, daughter OF
Mr.. w. Q. MobIoy, were mar
ried on 18Th instant, in Heath
Springs. The Rev. | E. Wal
lace, pastor of the Presbyterian
church, performed the ceremc
ny.