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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1908-04-28

i'm his buggy. The unfortunate man
was placed by Mr.. Thompson and Mr.
Roberts in the buggy, and then taken
by Mr.. Thompson TO the home OF Mr.
LAFAYETTE Remington in the neigh
borhood, where medical and other
attention were given him rs soon as
possible. DR.. r. q. Elliott, of Lam
caster, was summoned and at once
went to the wounded mans bedside.
The next morning DR.. Elliott and Dr.
r. G.. Brown went out to see Mr..
Sims. and his condition at the time
was such that they apprehended his
wounds would prove fatal, there be-
ing evidences of peritonitis. 1t was
thought that the intestines had been
perforated. Later in the day, how
ever. Mr.. Sims rallied and showed de-
cidedly more favorable symptoms. He
was reported better yesterday and 1t
is now confidently believed that he
will recover. He will be removed to
his own home as soon as his condl-
ton will warrant the change. A Wig
orous effort is being made by Sheriff
Hunter and others to identify the per-
petrator of the foul deed. The night
of the shooting Deputy Sheriff l. T.
Hunter. Chief of Police w. B. Cauth-
en- and others went to the scene, and
again Thursday morning. Sherll
Hunter Notwithstanding his enfee-
bled condition from long sickness,
made two trips out there Thursday.
Investigations show that the party
who did the shooting was standing
behind or at large tree about IL
steps from the point in the road
where Mr.. Sims was shot. Leaves
and twigs on the bushes intervening
show the effect of the shot. A mans
tracks, made by about number seven
shoes, were around and about the
tree referred to. Similar tracks were
found i'm some cultivated land nearby.
AS vet there are no tangible clues TO
the guilty party, but no effort VIII De
SHARED to discover him and bring
him to justice.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1908-04-28

THE MOST POLITE ENGLISHMAN.-Mr.
Disraeli. after one Of his best speech
es. left the house with Mr.. MOntagu
Cory.
81 was wondering" Mr.. Cory af-
forward confessed. what Il great ora
tor would talk about just after a sue
cessful speech. Cory said Mr.. Dis
raeli. do you know how To get into a
cab? Very few men know. | was in
Vienna once when | was young man,
with Prince GortSchakOff and another
EngIishman, a military man who was
there on the same business.
"a royal carriage was there to con-
duct us. When we came TO 1t, the
Englishman walked straight up 10 it.,
and got in with his back to the horses.
C,ortSchakOff said TO me, That is the
hottest thing | have ever seen an
Englishman do" "''-Life and Letters
of Sir Richard G. Jebb.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1908-04-28
Building Materials

If you intend to do any building or
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Let us make Lawn Swing for your
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rest.
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AT THE BRATToN FARM.
A BOOK
WORTH A
DOLLAR

Southern Gardeners Practical Manual
by Newman.
l. something about gardening, but
those who have not made a lifelong,
scientific study Of the subject are con-
stantly running upon problems that
they know nothing about. Newman's
Southern Gardeners Practical Manual
Is book Of ready reference that gives
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tion practically about almost everything
relating to gardening. People who have
bought this work and used it find that
it has paid for itself many times over.
1t is to be had at THE ENQUIRER
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post paid for $1.10.
In. CRISIS SONS.
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LANCASTER.

News, April 25: Under the call of
their chairman, John D. Dye, the Re-
publicans of Lancaster county held
convention here Wednesday in the
colored school house. Delegates were
elected as follows: To state conVen-
ton, to be held in Columbia next
Tuesday-John D. Dye, ]. D. Satter-
white; alternates, A. Hudson, j. c.
| Mcdonald District convention,
which meets in Rock Hill, May 5,
M. D. Lee, F. r. Massey, L. Watts;
alternates, ]. c.. Mcdonald. A. B. Nc
Kenna, ]. L. Blackmon. There was
lively contest for the positions....
DIR. ]. H. Eager, financial agent Of the
Babtist Theological Seminary at
Louisville, KY, delivered an intensely
interesting and scholarly address in
the First Baptist church here Thurs
day night His subject was Sun
shine and Shadow of Italy Dr.
| Eager was a resident in Italy for six
teen years and is thoroughly familiar
with its history and it's institutions
His Lancaster audience was charmed
with his remarks, and those who fail
ed to attend indeed missed a rare
| literary treat ..One of the most
dastardly of crimes, that of assassina-
ton, was committed in this county
last Wednesday evening. AS Mr.. j.
| B. Sims, a well-knOwn farmer of the
creek section, was returning home
from Lancaster, where he had spent
the day. he was fired upon from am
bush by some unknown person. The
| weapon used was a shot gun loaded
with duck shot, the load striking Mr.
Sims principally on the left side Of
the body, the shot extending all the
way from the hip TO the face, one en-
| tering the side of his nose and
another the cheek. but the most OF
| them hit him about the stomach and
| chest. He was walking and had his
| coat off lying across the left arm.
which garment probably saved him
from instant death, as it was struck
by number of the shot, thus break
ing their force. The shooting occur
red between six and seven o'clock at
a point just beyond ellis creek on the
new cut road, about three miles from
town, and within $50 yards of where
the late Hampton StOgner was fatally
shot by Mr. Sims on the 3rd Of last
February. Mr.. Sims was ascending
the hill beyond the creek and when
opposite narrow strip of bushes or
woods on the left side of the road, in
which the assassin was concealed, he
was fired upon. Mr.. Sims fell when
shot. and as he did - he heard his
assailant running awav. The wounG-
ed man got up again and tried to
walk. but soon sank to the ground
and called for help. His cries were
heard by Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Rob-
erts. who live nearby, and they
promptly went to his assistance. Just
after they reached Mr.. Sims the Rev
f. O. Thompson, the Well-knOWn
young Baptist minister, came along
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YORKvILLE
MONUMENT WORKS.
Remember the Dead

Every grave in York county should
be appropriately marked with Tomb
stone or Monument. To do this is not
only a mark of respect and esteem to
ones departed relatives. but 1T is de-
sirable and proper to place an endur-
ing record in stone over all graves. II
you have loved ones who have passed
to the great beyond and are consider
ing the idea of a suitable marker Tor
their graves, we will appreciate call
from you that we may have an oppor-
tunity Of showing you designs OF Head
Stones and Monuments and quoting
you prices.
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TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS.

A Ii persons indebted to the estate
"A Of NJ. F. PURSLEY, deceased, are
hereby notified to make payment to
me at once. Parties having claims
against said estate will present them
duly attested, within the time pre-
scribed by law.
: JOHN W. PURsLEY, Admr.
% st
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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1908-04-28

Here we have the man who is let
off In the big financial and CONNER
cial centres all over the country they
will tell you that there are great
many of them, and that the more
wealth he has accumulated, or is sur
rounded by, the less likelihood there
will be of his ever being punished for
his crime
Trust-violating sins, as we have
seen i'm many newspaper pages
during the past few years are
so plated with gold that often
the strong lance of justice is not
even pointed at them. We have had
many examples of this, looming like
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-12
Numero 273

Los hijos de Maria del Sagrado Co
razon han mandado so capas de coro.
200 casullas con los dolores rituales 6
lnflnldad de obHtos destinados al cul-
to.
Hay ademas DumeroSas casuIIas, So
brepellices, calices, eopones, altares pa
ra mIsloneros otros objctos regalados
por los particulares, las Comnnidades
religiosas y los prelados de las di6ce-
SIS de Barcelona, Madrid. ,Taen, OWE
do, Menorca, Huesea, Vich. etc.
Ell senior Ojeda ofreci6 todos esos
obletos al Papa, que encarg6 al emba-
Jador que diera Ias gracias en- su nom
bre IS. NM las Reinas. a $. A. la
lnfanta y a los denas donoutes.
Luego Su Santidad expres6 su agra
declmlento la madre Boissourdan.
que representaba las damas del Sa-
grado Corazon, i las otras leligiosas
que ostentaban Ia representation de
los conventos espanoles que organi-
aaron la Exposition.
Ell nuevo presidente de los Estados
Unidos.
La noticia de II elecci6p de Mr. Taft
ha sido acogida con algeria en- ell Va
ticano, porque el nuevo presidente de
,os Estados Unidos tiene en- 81 Sacro
Colegio muchos amigos.
Mr. Taft vino Roma con raonsefor
Ireland, arzobispo dc San Pablo de
Minnesota, cuando Leon XIII aceptd
la mission de ser arbHro en- la cnesti6n
de las Congregations religiosas dc las
islas Filipinas.
Entonces fue euando Mr. Taft como
cio los eardenaies Rampolla, Gotti,
Agliardi Satolh
Dicese que la elecclun dc Mr.. Taft
tendra por consecuencia el nombra
miento de monsclor ireland como car
denal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-12

Tambien en- Italia ha sido resueto
el problema de los globos militares di-
ngibles. Dos oticlaies ae lngenieros.
los capltanes rocco lucaldonl, au-
Xlhados por el mccauieo .aghi, lraba-
Jaban hace d gunos mes,s CON gran re-
serya en- las orillas del lago Braccia-
10, 90 kilometres de Roma Reah-
aaron algunas prucbas, sin que nadie
pudiese sospechar la importancia de los
resutados conseguidos
Con un cielo llmpido un sol her
moso, hemos presenciado un espectacu-
10 inolvidable.
Los soldados de la tercera compai1fa
de lngenleros saearon 81 dirigible de
su cobertizo; los capitanes Crocco y
Ricaldoni subieron en- seguida en- /,
barquilla, y el dirigible Sc elev6 en- Ell
aire Al llegar 4 una altura de $50
metros. los aeronautas 10 dirigleron ha-
cia las aenas del lago hicieron algu-
nas eyoluciones.
III coronel Morris snbio en- un auto
m5vil para escoltar por terra los
siajeros aereos, despues de agltar un
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-12
Franco FRANCHI.
La "Narcha AncbrO' doChopiin

Juan Victor Bates cuenta en- Gas
sells Magazine" como improvis6 Cho-
pfn su famosa Marcia ftinebre" en-
casa de Ziem. Este Ziem era un in
eeniero miltar, artista, escritor, explo-
dor. gran amigo de Jorge Sand y
lr otros muchos literatos 4 quienes OBJ
~vauiaba frccuentemente, habiendo Vi
vido en Paris dnrante Il Sitio y ha-
btndose arruinado por socorrer los
desgraciados.
Hallandose en- MIA lograba reunir
a su mesa, muy pobre entonces, a los
mas ilustres hteratos Los mejoreS
ornamentos de tA habitaci6n eran un
piano viejo un esqueleto. Una no
che. cerea va de las doce media, y
cnand0 las velas estaban asi del TODD
eonsumidas, alguien rog6 Ziem que
Iocara unos valses "Yendo hacia el
piano-diee- -tropece con el esqucleto;
me eche reir, 10 c0gi y comence
g0lpear sobre al teclado con los h9esos
tie sus manos las primeras notas de
una DANA De pronto senti que al
guien hraba una sila al suelo al le-
vantarme precipitadamente, y antes de
que pudiera darme cuenta de 10 ocu-
rrido, me senti empujado de mi asien-
to- Mi puesto ante el piano era oe,l
pado por Chopin Y 81 piano empezo
i sonar como 81 los propios angeles 8
el mismo diablo 10 tocaran. Iios mo
En- medic del silencio mas profundo So
no, como jamas 10 habia dido. Recuer
do todavla, como 81 las estuylera wen
do, las caras de los que Dian la subli-
ne m1sica. en- la dc Alfredo de Mus
set, las pequenas arrugas de la frente
SO ADRIAN en- profundos surcos; la dc
Balzac, exaltada serena; la de Jorge
Sand, blanca como un sndario, La b0ca
entreabierta los grandes ojos cente-
lleando como estrellas; las de R0ssini,
lIoussaye, Delacroix.. todas las veo.
Las velas agonizaban en- la semi-obs-
curidad... Fin aquella noche, en- mi ca.
ga, Chopin habia escrito su immortal
Marcia funebre,"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-12
La S0ciiedad LSpalOia


ESta benehca y patrlotlca Asocia-
zion celebr6 ell domingo del actual
las 2 de La tarde la session de su Jun
n General de socios propletarlos en-
el salon del Sanatorio en- Santurce.
Fue presidida por don Avelino Vi
cente actuando de Secretario Ell de la
aociedad don Manuel Gomez, dando-
ae lectura al acta de la junta ante
rsor que fue aprobada.
Seguidamente, en- cumplimiento del
articulo Al, leyeronse por el Secre-
4ario los demas que precept1an los
1statutos cor relacion al acto que Sc
werificaba.
Comenz6se la lectura de la Memoria
secientemente publicada por la Socle-
dad, pero d petici6n de varios seno-
sHs socios Sc suspendi6 en- virtud de
que todos los. presentes conocian va
d1icho documento que Sc habia repartl-
do oportunamente todos los soclos
propietarios V de numero aprobando
en- su totalidad cuanto Ia presidencia
la Directiva tratan en- el.
La Presidencia inform6 acerca del
eurso de las gestlones, actos y traba-
JOS efectuados al objeto de llegar d
In conclusion de las bases para llevar
& cabo el remate de las obras d g
construction del Sanatorio; el acuer-
do de cuyo remate tornado reclente-
mente por la Comisi6n de Construc-
ri0n del Sanatorio Sc habia cumplimen-
tado con ell anuncio publlcado en- va
rios peri0dicos. de esta capital (el 30
a.ETIN MERCANTIL, oHeraldo Espa-
asoln y oEl Tiempop, de los cuales ha-
aia ejemplares sobre la mesa,) y cuyo
anuneio eta para ser verlficada la IL
Gitaei6n publica de la ejecuci6n de
diehas obras ell dia s de Febrero de
1909 q las dos de su tarde ante la
cemision correspondence.
La junta Sc di6 por enterada de di-
chos informes hallando bien cuanto
respecto al particular Sc habia efee-
auado
En- virtud de que la Junta Direc-
aiva en- general la Comisi6n del
edificio en- particular tenia ampllos
poderes para verificar cuanta mejo-
ra estimasen convenlente en- los de
1aiies del presupuesto y proyecto del
edificio q construir, la Junta General
aprueba de hectic en- su totalidad Ell
nliego de condolences que para ser
vir de base al contrato para la cons
aruccion del edlficio, concienzudamen-
te con todo detalle de calculo y
provision habfa llevado { feliz termi-
no ell senior Ingenlero ASSESSOR de la
comisi6n don Jose Antonio Canals.
La Presidencia expuso atinadas con
gideraclones aeerca del costo del edl-
fcio y reformas aIoptadas flltimamen-
ae references q determinados detalles
sle absolute oas on cuanto Z -
giene salubridad del mismo, asi CO.
sao indic6 que ell criterio que informa-
n la construction del Sanatorio es
ea de que va que va a gastarse la So
riedad una cantidad de la importan-
1ia requerida por la amplltud de-
hsdo. desarrollo del proyecto de. Sa
natorio este resule ser en- su inte-
rior de condolences ~oenoionalmentc
mejores de 10 que aparenta Ell exte-
rior segun los pianos y dibujos que
aeompafian & la Memoria publlcada.
Diehos detalles como ell pavlmento
de iosas de marmol en- corredores y di-
versas dependencies de Ia casa y Ell
de mosaicos de cemento en- las habl-
aaeiones, cristalerfa en- la sala de
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-12
TRACTION del cariio y respeto de todos
los socios a nuestra Institution, dijo.
Y acabo la session.

La obra de don Avelino Vicente,
desde la presidencia del Auxilio Mi
tuo, es merecedora del mas unanime
APPLAUSE
FL BOLETIN 10 proclama siente
vcrdadera satisfaction al publican la
resena detallada de la Junta de socios
propietarIos ultimamente celebrada y
en- la que, de modo unanime, quedo
consignada con la reelection del senior
Vicente, la complacencia conque to-
dos los elementos que forman la $50
eiedad de "Auxilio Mutuo" ven apre.
cian estiman la obra realizada por
Il prestlgioso presldente reelecto de
c>c ORGANISING admirable del que pue-
~le sentlrse orgtillosa, con raz6n, la
colonia espanola dc la isla.
lasta que la casa del Sanatorlo es-
te conclulda Y despues de estarlo, por
reconocimlento " gratitud, es insustl-
tuible en La presidencia del Auxilio Mi
tuo, el senor Vicente.
Los hechos 10 han demostrado, an
te las obras que haDlan con suprema
elocuencla, NADIA podrian waller las pa.
abras, NJ leJos de- ensalzar los meritos
indiseutlbles Sc cmpenaran en- un torpe
rcgateo he triunfos innegables
Secundado por la direetiva, ayudado
por Il altrulsmo De los donantes. por
IA cooperaeion metodiea y efieaz dc
los asoclados la obra santa de soil
dar1dad y beneticencia, 81 empeno del
scnor Vicente puede deeirse que esta
"a reallzado
No Ina querldo deJar para 81 que
Scnga luego M u trahaJo III la gloria
de la obra. rs TN noble, I'm santo
sgoismo este que ha movido. que ha
lmpulsado al senior Vicente querer
y a conseguir, que sta I'll 81 periodic de
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-12
4 los glScriIltoreS Y Ayntcl

Para Ia buena Marcia de e>fa Admins
arAcion, no admitimos Atlas ie suscrip
&ores este diario sino desde ell primero
- cada mes. Las BAJAS sc avisaran los
HAS 30 8 81: advirtiendose que las que sc
eieren con posterioridad no Sc tomaran Ell
euenta ni surtiran efecto en- la contabiiidad
aasta Ell dis 6ltimo del mes siguiente nj en-
sue se soliciten.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1908-06-19
Free Employment Bureau
An Idea Of Mine Host Munsterman
Which We Count Good.

Henry Nuns 'erman Of the Hote
Kendrck has evolved an idea which
cannot help but be beneficial to the
town and the country and that is a
free employment bureau.
Farmers OF others wishing help are
requested to register their wants al
the hotel. stating the kind of employ
ment, the wages and the kind oil
help. Those coming to town who
desire work will also register and
thus be can bring the two together
without loss of time This system
vii be continued all summer and it is
hoped :hat the farmers will assist by
registering their wants Many a
useless trip to town will thus be
avoided and it will be found a great
convenience. Try it and all those
requiring labor register.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1908-06-19
Talk About Wheat.

A sample of wheat was shown US
this week which for growth and looks
is hard to beat IN any country and
seldom equaled.
This sample was from the farm of
John Skinner on the Potlatch and
stands five feet and is an average of
the entire so acres, while specimens
may be found scattered through it six
and even higher. The grain has
good head and will run three kernels
10 the mesh. 1t is of the Prize Win.
ner variety and is looking
field. MIR. Shriner is decidedly an
early bird as he has already cut a
field Of timothy. the first cutting we
have heard of this season.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1908-06-19

Children's Day in the Presby teriap
church here occupied the morning
service hour of Sunday, the 14th. A
special program OF music and reel
tations by the youngsters of the
Sunday school was received by the
congregation, while the front of the
church was massed with flowers.
Fred S. BecKwith has a unique
window dressing, for therein is q
lively cub bear, strictly at home.
The cub was secured by Dick Sailor
at hi = homestead on the unsurveyed
near Dent. 1t is said the bears in
that section are quite plentiful, max
ing calls on the settlers while shay
ing or cooking and not being serious
ly insulted even when shot at.
Alex. Mari was in town Wednes-
day and with VIII visited South
wick on business. Alex. reports a
good and prosperous business at
Vollmer.
The address by the Rev. Spate In
the Presbyter church Monday
night on the Congo free State from
actual observation and three years
! experience as a missionary of the
/ Congregational church was instruc-
tive to all who attended.
! Remember the cooked food sale
by 1.-THE ladies of the Presby terrain
church on Saturday at Lauterbach's
store. This is home cooking and
well prepared.
U. s. q. Evans. secretary OF the
] Farmers Bank & Trust Co was IA
attendance at the state Bankers
Meeting this week at Lewiston.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1908-06-19
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Timber Land, Act June 3, 1875
United States Land Office,

united states Land ONCE,
Lewiston, Idaho. Apii II, 1908.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
with the provisions of the act of Congress
of June 8, 1878, entitled IAN act for the
sale of timber lands in the States of Cali
fornia, Oregon, Nevada, and Washington
Territory" as extended to all the Public
Land States by act of August 1. 1892,
ARTHUR J. WEBSTER
OF Palouse, county of Whitman. State of
ashington, has this day filed in this office
s sworn statement No. $780, for the pur-
base of the SWHSEH, SEASWL, Sec. ~
and NhNEH, of Section No "a, in Town
ship No. 39N., Range No. De. BM, and will
offer proof toshow that the land sought is
more valuable for it's timber or stone than
for agricultural purposes, and to establish
his claim to said land before Register and
Receiver q. s. Land Office at Lewiston,
Idaho on Monday the 9th day of July, 1908
He names as witnesses:
Thomas j. Thompson of Kendrick Idaho
Charles A. Libby of Palonse Washington
Miles B Pierce {. Park Idaho
Fred Stoddard +"
Any and all persons claiming adversely
the above lands are requested to file their
claims in this office on or before said 9Th
day of July 1908
T. H. Bartlett, Register.