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Arizona republican., 1908-02-15

LOST-One bay horse, with white spot in forehead, and left hind foot was white. About 9 years old, weight about 1900 pounds Finder please notify Fred Warren at Lount's Ice Factory
 STRAYED-A full grown boar hog with underbit on both ears. Notify C. NJ. Stevens.
 LOST--One sorrel horse. branded w L on left thigh. white sock on left hind foot and small white spot on forehead; weighs about 300 pounds; age about years; cotton rope about neck; last seen about 4 miles west old Mullen's Wells. Reward S25. Address E. N. Rudd, Wickenburg, Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1908-02-15

LELAND HOUSE-Suite of rooms, suitable for two ladies or two gentle men. Also single rooms. East Ad- ans Street
Arizona republican., 1908-02-15

FOR SALE-Buff Leghorn eggs for matching from prize winning birds. Mrs c. C. Donnelly, Phone Black S46. 45 Portland Place.
Arizona republican., 1908-02-15

WANTED-50O people to have photos taken at soc and sl.OO per dozen. Donnefls gallery
Arizona republican., 1908-02-15

SHEEP OWNERS-What will you pay for water commanding range for sheep. Any number. Lonesome Val ley. Address Geo. O. Ford, L. s. Hotel, Los Angeles
Arizona republican., 1908-02-15

FOR SALE-SiX turkeys and gob- bier. R. Richmond, l 34 miles east and S-4 miles north Of Indian school on Park Road.
Arizona republican., 1908-02-15

MIME. FLORENCE -Scientif- ic palmist.l and psychic. Advice on business. health and mining. May be engaged for entertainments. 27 F.. Monroe St near PostOffice.
Arizona republican., 1908-02-15

HAIR DRESSING PARLOR-Mrs. Aylwin, II South Center St Sham pooing, manicuring. hair gno1s, fla cial massag ge.
Arizona republican., 1908-02-15

FOR SALE-65 acres, 20 acres alfalfa 45 acres crop miles out, $l75 per acre. PA ". Wash.
Arizona republican., 1908-02-15

PARTY wishes a loan of s2,5O0 at 8 per cent on good ranch property near Phoenix: security good. D. N, Republican.
Arizona republican., 1908-02-15

WANTED TWO ROOMS, suitable for small club; furnished or unfurnish- ed: must be in central part of town. Address P. F. A., care Republican.
Arizona republican., 1908-02-15

FOR RENT-Nicely furnished rooms
 at l2S North Tenth Ave.
Arizona republican., 1908-02-15
Taking Out Stains

our specialtics. We do it easily and quickly, cTen when you may think their removal impossible. Do not throw a good coat or vest aside sim ply because it is stained. We have H process which will mfallibly remove the marks while leaving the fabric uninjured. It is our business to clean and dye all kinds of Ladies' and Gen
 tlemen's Clothing. We are quick and accurate with our work and economi- cal in charges.
Arizona republican., 1908-02-15

COME to us. when you want & trunk hauled and roped. Only 26c. Always on time. Lightning Delivery and Storage Go.
Arizona republican., 1908-02-15

PICTURE E'rsmes made 10 urdsr, all sizes sud kinds ct Bsiks's Big Curie Gtovs
Arizona republican., 1908-02-15

LADIES TAILORING-KaIsm re- models and cleans all kinds of ladies garments. 346 West Monroe St., cor. 4th Ave. Telephone Red S2.
Arizona republican., 1908-02-15

MIR. STRANGER will not need to irrigate at night, if you buy a ranch under the Buckeye canal. We have plenty of water; we irrlgate in the day time only. Come and see. Buckeye H. F. Assn, Liberty, Ariz.
Arizona republican., 1908-02-15
HELP WANTED.

WANTED - Wood choppers. See Phoenix Wood and Coal Company.
Arizona republican., 1908-02-15

WANTED-A pony driVlng Outflt. Ad-
 dress Box 2S4 Phoenix. WANTED-5 good sized shoats. C. w.
 Alexander, Tempe.
Arizona republican., 1908-02-15

perienced. The Woodford. 333 x. Second Ave
Arizona republican., 1908-02-15

WANTED-Girl 10 help in dining room.
 Apply at the Nordrach.
Arizona republican., 1908-02-15

foot well. Reply, stating price per foot. Box 365 Phoenix Ariz.
Arizona republican., 1908-02-15

FOR SALE-Cheap. one 4-horse gaso- line engine. See D. H. Burtis. FOR SALE-24O acres alfalfa all fenced Buildings, two water rights, paid up to fine shape. Parties leav- ing. 124 W. Wash,
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-07
SOAKED FISH FLOAT SHIP.

Their ship E.r ati~t fee n4e days H s.s swelling af eada.h carried as eaal ta- rfea -r Che schooner Die #tar aere re-eaed bt the steamer trt-. and arrived at quarantine dH.I aaH aHe HraGer rHt= =ar Thaukselv= Ing.
 saHae ham st. Johns. N. E.. on Nar- l.. 0ita Ioad af c1dd-h for utera PareeaI | eeaeoaer aal hlnIs -at ,a ia Sen ah-a she rn- -oaHeu-H saIr. Wt1er -e.red fap- .dls lhroueh h.r match and the rumrs Nrr manned
 For + time she Gad. then zuddenIv she #aeuee ta uenf herself The- wa Ter sr.tiHe mfa aHe caIfsh cargo cau-- i' te swell aaa th. leaks aaf. stopped Es keeping at rha pumps tbe schooner w1s kept aHnat mul rockets were seem bE th. Welsh aH tanker Aia- and Inc skipper af the Dictator and his five men were taken off, Philadelphia Rec nrd
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-07
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

To Michael e;oldbcrs his heirs and as signs
 You are hereby notified that the uu- JersiEHed has expended mere than tho sum of one hundred dollars tSIoD on tbc following placer mining ciaiH. tor each uf the years 1906 and Ieo5. te-Vit. Tho Louisiana bench claim. situated aa the east side uf Bourbon creek. trib- utary of Snake river. in the Cape Nome Mining District. District ur Alaska. And you arc further notified that fl yau do not. within ninety tsm days from the date of final publication here- of. cause tu hc paid tu the undersigned your rropurtiauatc shares of such cx- pvuditure as ce-oWucr your Interests iu said claim viii become tho property uf the undersigned under section asa4 Revised Statutes uf the United states
 EMIL wELNNpER.
 ROBERT WELNNpER.
 Co-uvuere patr ef first pub June %. 1anS. Date of last pub Sept. aa. teoS.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-07
SOME GOOD WORK.

On the development of the Innolzo and tn" Kuskok0m districts depends The haiidins of road from the end of the Alaska Central railroad ia x,m. by the r1uds commission. Of e.irs.. these fields. some time or other mfrH. produce large amount of gold or other mineral. but the present .rsi,a- uons arr that tha uy-rrraks of ra in""b" as as mtchy as tha pants If an habitual hobo
 If the road fz built il win shertan the distance between Nome and ,h. ha'isabie waters by at least sso miles. and this Will give lis winter maff service ihat win be hard ta exreI
 Tho Alaska roads commission has sr- ready Increased the eme5encv af tae mah service in remarkable degree tH" letters from tHe outside naw reach ing here sooner after r8oy were arou- bed Into the man sacks at Seattle than in the earlier days of Nome.
 These roads have been built for ff- most part from money appropriated bt- ih" government to build military trails ih Alaska. and the country is f1rtu- iia'e |" having man at fhr head uf 'H" f"ads commission who is sufH- ei"nliy broad minded to build tnes. trails in places where they uu be of "z' not for military purposes. but for ih" miners and IrosIrctars who are "Frnins up this territory as well.
 Aaj' Richardson is pending the greater portion of Inc money appro- rriat.a fr these ruIa4s in tho first
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-07

own tH# etH be sHttbyJ luJ t8at Hv Ha.is nearly every country better than Hfs own. There i~ a vad ef truth u tHi@ remark. England m winter k only Hl fsf tHr rich Go live Iu. Last uinf,r and This spring tur frost fastened ft~ feath la the tHraatz of itz starving Ic- l."u-. Hud th, deaths hy exposure Wcrs ##.- numerous sHauzh ta attract Inc aaga..ea af the weu eHs s.HI .at tHe #..n.# news u..=.5Ess THe man vHh .As inIsA gaIs.HH lMuss afaHE tr his
 1e aunar h.- Haad- .Ah-h. m, h.y. Ftuy trasias sam5ge tU~' Moth
 E- Teg rrH=f. H.. ua. Thu uau who Ha~ sl,rt eHl H,- -t#y H IsfE al- igy and asyhs da,urau- policeman Ht #t moving Hn when rgguasteA
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-07
Tae SCHOOL ELECTION.

Iu aAa eHaaz .-r5 election ah.EE tas,= I#s. .a. H,. e.aI u.a .a# a.#n Fua #a Paa=a#. H.s#a= hos
 za#is5ra aaHlza af the TaaF.a. gal | j. E#.. #taWs ta uEHra vHl eH Frs-v=H.= aa#sa- af a-a#ia5v jus. H.a .#= ae.#Ht a..4 .aa aaa.aa sH sats.
 Pm Iaa.ss rre i. H. a.ev-z H#r pfi'.Ise af #s"t#4 :. e..a.al. md
 # is afsass HHarr=a= a=sr# rSa-.Ha s#=H elaaa 4..4a aHa a.#aea#r =s.
 combination. circumstances. u#s. e@ asaHa ~ a man Y apaea#a a| aIs =raag elaagseri~sie# #4.z s#Ia- n's-- or 4au.tu. os eumdas. ar what sas'gr Propensity mght ls maIdHts- is a.eeIeH in Haa But aias. II =yy5- man | E dla,aaas THe~a r4a.. ar,4- tares are ea,ded fy Hafr faruf-faHe az their Hreaaae4aHs. a=d. =- Aaa A..a saii. one can Hrear# taII .0Itr asrt4.rfz just nliea uae taae win acc And ths saIy s.r#zIH #hlag aa.7= r=a school election Hew iH progress k the uncer- iaihiy "f the result T. is Htue use ta saE mae the best mon win. for both a5f ee"d men ~He haga lfve# in the community for many Holls. and tha public has a good chance ta beeon. ac- 4uainted With them. Nome can scarce 'l lose out. no. matter which one is elected
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-07
SANITARY CONDITIONS GOOD.

Health officer Searle last night re- ported to the city aldermen that the resident haTr been enjoying n period at exceptionally good health during the month of June. and he believes this condition is largely due to the excellent condition i- largely due to the excellent fro mthe lee last spring.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-07
CITY NEEDS
 THE MONEY

According to the report of Chief of Police Larsen for the month of June. filed with the city council last evening. a number of minor offenses were com mitted within Inc city limits during taat period. Thirty-eight convictions were obtained. and the city exchequer Was reIlenishcd to the amount of $725.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-07

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 a=.a#a.# ..a a##s .#r.ea.
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 a- asaaaa .. E#ar #. .H. a#. =Haek af uear= -aH#e Hra eae I.H- saIa aHlae aa .#z ll-- t8-tltreHa a -aaa, sHIle ago Indicate # aH H-asa fH. #at.a raHf. < aa, < t=ase msI.#. s-#az. Haa H=fa a.#z. -#=aaas sHae fez. a=-- #a zaa# tHa e4##sH#a !. X -. sf IHs IaU#Hs Hsr #si==r.H. .le .ae. aa. Fe-f+Hi-- r##e
 "I be#.,. #.Hez--. Ft a#t a#as- -are fa explain ans afHH#. # H zlrdHe HH#.=#aa z.#I .H=Hs aza=a- staad conditions f.f NH aaH= f#.. eommaaar ! rae.as lfe- EH.# esH af advertisers IH guf b..a eHad =arFE ef taHsz lHr s#a ta e#H h as aHe. n. slse iH | sA.a tme yaa Em b. m Hea#a-t teH-- atg=.
 We eaHenaatr Mr Bryan aH His fr"-HsrtH and admire hH- ingenuity The longer h. rHns Inc fH.r h.= errH- n purse | makes hale iaemaae fu hm whether hr Is elected ea WE n fact. he NaaId la=e Haues EE s#.asze at the polls H. k thr peerless laader ehe rlaek- victory f- #mseff aHt ar defeat for hi- par.s- Ha l. tle a..at- eet fHrrli. director the world az eer known. and t# gatu dss,ryr= his Tra~- perits teeaa-e it 4az a ztfals. af aa5f genius tu caaeeiv" af tHr d#maH4ffD party as an a-set=#S san Francisco ,aH
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-07
OFFICERS
 APPOINTED FOR ELECTION

Fte city council last night appoint sd Ih, otitCgr= te conduct the congress =ieHJl election te be held within the city limits Nome Is divided into thrcy FreriHets. the judges and officers for which are as fnuuus
 fir-. Precinct E r. Baker. Evan Eruner I.- I -SIUser 1udEesi E W. Grain C N. Thornton. clerks.
 second Precinct NJ Nicholson. C assrse James. Gearse Ma8rl. ,le1k-.
 Third Precinct F RrrWuyH. n | MekiunDy. Ivan Sus.ke judges. Ar. thm Gale. J. C- Stu4r. clcrks.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-07
DEMOCRATIC PARTY AS AN
 ASSET.

Nt Eum H= capitalized th. anu- sH'is paf,s. II. Iaz discovered t#a commercial usss If nomination. aud lha, uhis. means heavy dau frr '5H'f W#H has haru urHgd hy hum uta ae.f#HH= -H#re- rf IHe-Ha= ben #ae# .a .Sa.=f. at ts.-. fha circulation ar tue eamm+#rr Iii fHua oua ,-fa.- ta.-
 #Her-=aud 4 r. calculated tH-a rH. uat rrafifs If tH. wtsf uHI l. it .H. II. aI ze>fHWH ? x.fH Ills hustHrz-
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-07
ENGLAND MAY BUY SHIPS.
Nuggets Special Service.

LONDON. July 9. Interest has been aroused in naval circles by the report that the British admiralty is considering the purchase of the two big hattl"ships now being built in this country for Brazil II is pointed out hal Brazil has no noed for two such
 "werful ships. which. in addition to
 heir original great cost. will be ex- 1ensive to maintain. It is certain that Great Britain win buy these vessels should this be the only way of pre- venting their falling into the hands If an"ther European power.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-07

fiH..e aHaa# HH.H as- a.sa
 la ala4.=al. s.4aE. HI
 aH.s s# .sfea.a- .-a..aH H.4 ...a aa. a..z aae.=- as.snaF.r W Haaaas- Ha- adopted araae s#at H4. #.#a.z H.a.z. however. #ss -1g Hs-a.Es aH. turning romt-. aud faHHf= las miners aa. afraid ut 8 fes 0aat altar Roman faa sireae sHa aaa.a -el. Wm ual uf rue ue,. aa would ns a.Hlya HH H.asur of z.as#z aHar H.- a.a-at Them again. ; < iat a#a.s# possible iuH tH.y #re z.Hg.r=. fgr Roman tz -fd fa He a #a# aaa 4aeatz pH lHa i-aazt zoe Isa.s. EaHEtHa -##aaVaz I#aaaal EH rH.r. s sf# aHetHar possibility. E #as He sa#t tHa miners Hee @3g #.a#z.H fHa fad aat fhafs mouse la zad.Hs ta congress man Wha is not u sympathy with t#r administration. aHd Ir I- m er,a -asref taat a large Hmb.a nl .m aIu surumI the fae- #'HH republican, nominee.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-07

and talrd judicial df=wrt-. but it- yS- usa.imc iu those places arc uf 3st- iHE and immoasurabIs HeHcHt ia the ueapie uf Nome. as rs improving and -HHrtsHinE the trails iH those regions.
 enables u~ Ice r.gsiNe ouE WaT many .tIss U advance af the um, it UrWI .av, arrFsd b.ra neI tHa-e trails u,,- rH bum HutHf
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-07

Nas.r1ua t1 r.r,rss received from sauH.y ah4 htg peeutiy arrived m N"Ha luu the up-fh,r country. the miners 1T Che Fairbanks district arc h.HE Hut urkinJb te tHy candidacy
 fH.a Roman. H. fr-=i1sHt -f tHe
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-07

According 10 dispatches received uers ysztesdaz the faur or live can didatsz for delegate fa congress fem Alaska arc uaW in tHe Fairbanks dis uiet and ar. making 2 hard campafeu far the suffrage uf fhr rroHEr ef the hifa judicial alvl-Hoa The H-paah would convey The idea raat Cal, ia ua- popular in lis ovH town. a8d Judge Wiekorsham doe- mol app,ar To b. rs- egiyed toa kuily Roman also 9f Fairb3uEs, has many enemies. and when he meets opposition. he is uH ar a.i di~appamted- hr expects Il. m fact Il must be tather hard on these people to a0d that ear-eu k liable .s k.at them in tHejr own town In faet tHae are so badiT spin up that il is more than likely tat He Uu carry th. df- vision easily This m.a fs further evidenced br In. fact chat ao k th- enls candidate gsho has been really woll received fa Fairbanks.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-07

some obscure person was once heard to remark that tho r.asan Why the Eneii-hman is such q good land-rrab- h"r F h.eause he has ua land of his
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-07
6latz Weiner Beer at the Bank.

Get one of the new model Remington tyPe"riters. E. C. Niles, Golden Gate Hotel.
 Imported coburger draft beer on tao at Board of Trade.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-07

Get one of the new model Remington tyPewriters. E. C. Niles, Golden Gate Hotel.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-07

Bakery for the best bread and pastry The only coffee house in town.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-07

Ae"faHs t- a #ea- tem printed Ia #a aut=i .s THper q u1n. Hr45d WfM
 tte"HaWe ta araet d tHia en pue uf hr .I-tr.H roads. explained. aH arrest. tt#t ja=t aaaH.a ta=sre ..HAl lle H-lzH 4au= da .-lH amfuefts of t..= HIHi etl.- fef fa#a#-HH shelter IH aa aHa#Hsa atsE+4u
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-07
Go to the North PoIa

Granite Mining Candles are the best.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-07

 OF CITY

city Clerk Lucas last night filed the following rIart for th- month of June nHzh tac sitE eaHugH.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-07

Get one of the new model Remington sype"riters. 2. c. Niles. Golden Gate Hotel.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1908-11-05
vent In Lake City.

guests WEI ~5s lQNltcu luIO luS
reception hall by Mrs Haselton
where they spent a few minutes
in pleasant conversation. From
here they were ushered into the
parlor to try their skill in
guessing the numerous questions
asked about a variety of do.
mestic articles which they
found displayed on the table.
The prize, a beautiful box OF
stationery, was awarded Miss
Eloise Sturgeon, and for
his earnest but unsuccessful
efforts, Mr. Spencer Legette was
given the mans consolation-a
pipe.
The guests were then con-
Quoted into the simply but
artlStically decorated dlhlnS
room where an elaborate course
supper was served. This being
dispensed with, cards, on which
were printed number OF very
interesting topics of conver.
sation, were distributed.
The ladies were then allowed
a few minutes to make en-
gagements with the young men
and at the sound of a bell each
couple found "cozy corner
and began the discussion OF
the first subject. At the end OF
five minutes the bell was again
sounded and the ladies found
their partners for the next
topic, and so the fun continued
until the clock chimed twelve.
Music for the occasion was
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1908-11-05

Among the Lake City friends
who called to see us Monday
We were glad to welcome Mr. }
w McCutchen.
Hon w D Bryan was IN town
yesterday exchanging greetings
with his friends. He says it's a
mistake that William Jennings
is his first cousin.
The Gollenstein show is en-
hlbiting here under canvas this
week. Good crowds are attract
ed and those who attend seem to
be getting their moneys wort
Tuesday night the election
returns were given in the Thomas
opera house, a number Of eager
Bryanites coming away disap-
pointed and disgusted at the
tale the wires told.
The Kellahan hotel will be
opened today under the new
management. Mr. Chandler, the
proprietor, has all his new fur
niture in place and says he will
spare no effort to give his guests
"all the comforts of home.
Miss Cora Garner of Darling
ton has organized class in vo.
cal music among the young folk
in town with an ear for harm.
onies. Miss Garner is a graduate
of vocal music at Converse Col
lege and her voice is a clear,
sweet soprano.
Our thanks are due Mr. K b
Marshall of Morrisville for a
potato. This sounds small, but
this was no ordinary potato, be-
ing a Morton YAM that tipped
the scales at nearly six pounds.
We have heard of bigger, but
we are "from Missouri"-got to
be shown.
Monday being salesday, the
following tracts of land were
sold: Mouzon tract, PAS acres,
to W H Carr for $50; tract,
so acres, $50, bought by Kelley
s. Kinds, attorneys; the lot in
Scranton was sold to ] l. Stuck
ey for $500. The other two tax
sales had been withdrawn.
Mr. EFF Prosser of Vox gave
us the pleasure of his genial
presence awhile Monday and in
cidentally handed the editor
several dollars he had collected
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1908-11-05
Local and Personal.

Did YOU bet on Bryan or Taft:
MFRS Brunson was in town
Monday from Greelyville.
MR. E Wilson of Dellwood
was noted in town yesterday.
Mr. Chas X Salters Of Green
Pend visited friends here Tues
day.
MrLDClark of Cades had busi.
ness at the county capital Tues
day.
Attention is called to an
nouncement of hot supper at
Church.
Mr. R IL Taylor of Vox gave
US the pleasure of a brief visit
yesterday.
Mrs Frank Taylor of Charles
ton has been visiting the family
of Mr. D NJ Erwin.
The commissioners of election
will meet here next Tuesday to
tabulate the returns.
Still a few more left OF our
100 copies of the Southern Agri-
culturist-who wants them!
Tonight at the school audito-
rum Miss Emma Dee Randle,
elocutionist and impersonator.
Mr. W r Graham, a popular
young business man of Church,
spent Monday at the county
seat.
Mr. G Haselden of Scranton
came in Monday and left US a
"cart wheel" to help keep things
going.
President Roosevelt has set
apart Thursday, November 70,
as the day of national Thanks
giving.
Tickets on sale at P S Court
news for the lyceum entertain
ment, Miss Emma Dee Randle-
tonight.
Mr. j B Bryant of Salters
Depot, while in town yesterday,
called pleasantly at The RE-
CORD Office.
If you want this paper contin-
ued after January the subscrip-
ton must be paid by that time.
All in arrears on January l will
be cut off.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1908-11-05
COMFORTING WORDS.
Many 4 Kingstree House held Will
Find Then So.

To have The pains and aches OF a
bad back removed; to be entirely
free from Annoying, dangerous
urinary disorders is enough to make
any kidney sufferer grateful. 10
tell how this great change can be
brought about will prove comfort
ing words to hundreds of Kingstree
readers.
Mrs R. B Smith, Logan Street,
Kingstree S c., says: "Dosn's
Kidney Pills have proven very bene-
fetal to me and I heartily recon-
mend them. l had kidney trouble
for some time and suffered a great
deal from dull nagging tackaches.
Headaches and pains in the region
of my kidneys were of frequent
occurrence and l always had tired
worn out feeling. Recently |
bought a box of Doan's Kidney
Pills at Scott's drug store and
taking them as directed was quickly
relieved of all the difficulties. My
strength and energy also returned
and my condition Was improved IN
every way"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster. Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-
and take no other.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1908-11-05

on subscription for hin his
act of kindness may N
so much, bat suppos
reader OF T RECORD woul
the same? would 'On ha {
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1908-11-05

WANTED. Several loads of stove
wood. If THE COUNTY RECORD
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1908-11-05

Repair your window blinds
for five cents at Farmers Supply
Co.'S.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-08-03
THREE DWELLINGS BURNED.
Three Houses Totally Destroyed by
Fire on West Market Street
Saturday Morning.

Fire broke out early Saturday morn
Simpson, of the American Contract
ing Co.. sos West Market street, and
it with two other houses adjoining
were totally destroyed. The Simp-
son dwelling was unoccupied that
night, Mrs. Simpson being in Cali
fornia for her health, and Mr. Sim
son being at local hospital suffer-
ing from blood poisoning and the
fire burned for an hour before an
The telephone operator said she
called the fire department for ten
minutes before getting response,
and another delay in reaching the
fire was caused by the condition of
West Market street, the apparatus
having to go to Heron street, the
fire engine using the hydrant at Her.
on and Michigan avenue. Just why
the hose cart did not go on the four
is not clear, as it could then have
had a stream of water on the fire in
five minutes after leaving the hose
house After reaching the scene, the
department did good work and sue
ceeded in saving two houses immedi-
ately adjoining on jefferson avenue.
The other two houses We're occupi-
ed by Chas. Bealey and John Hilliker.
The Hilliker family saved a good por-
some of his, but Mr.. Simpsons hous-
hold goods We're totally destroyed.
Two of the burned houses, and an
other that was slightly damaged, be-
longed to G. F. Karshner, and the
other dwelling was the property of
Rev. E. A. Elliott, of Vancouver,
Wash, a former pastor of the Aber-
deem M. Z. church.
The losses and insurance are esti-
two houses, total loss, $500 in
surance $1,000; one house, damaged,
$3.50, covered by Insurance.; Elliot
house, $1,000, insurance $500; Geo,
Simpson. household goods, $1,000, no
Insurance. Chas. Bealy, household
goods, $1,000, insurance 5000; Hill
ker family, household goods, $500, no
| insurance.
This fire. orignatin in an unoccu
pied house, coming so closely after
the fire of Wednesday has given rise
TO a belief that fire bugs are abroad
in Aberdeen, and the police are keep
ing a close lookopt for them. If
caught at it, it will require all the
power of the authorities to save the
culprits from summary justice at the
hands Of the people.