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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-25
DEMOCRATS TO PLAY POLITICS.
Movement On Foot in Asotin County
to Pack Primaries,
Special to Evening Teller.

epoaSi 10 evening Teller.
Asotfn. WASH. July $50 IA
sas democrats iof the county have
sesn mum regarding the ,candidate ted
sney expect Ito. pptnup far the var.
soss primary nominations TO b. held
september ath.. ana 1T has been IN.
s'msssd BY . few that they would
Aass NO candidates 1t the primaries
1ss would throw their strength to
Ae'p nontinate the ws6kest Rspubli.
eaA candidates for the various Of.
acss and thea make the main nsnt
- November 10 try and eject their
NAN which the cehtral committ,s
wni name. Republicans will be on
meiS guard and vote for their
enoses At the PRIMARY.
Dan Long anA wife were in the
atty yesterday from Ciovsrlaud.
Asgust HOldfOrt was down from
CIovsrland. Yesterday and took home
E0eo sacks. K,
Geo. Shirley and G. w. KuI9h,
ARE hauling their customers their
~sSs~s oARRyy u WVO0. %
Hverett Wormell Of .Anatonc was
- the city yesterday with wood.
II. J. HowseS was down front his
ClovGland ranch yesterday. Mr..
Howser says that on the Arthur
Parrish land where Dalke B,c,hers
are running their combine the
grain is going better than ron
sacks to the acre. where only about
six or seven were expected.
I'D Windus of Charleston was a
vieftor in the city yesterday.
VIM. Morrow was down after a
load of sacks yesterday. Mr.. Nor
row says he will commence harvest
ing next week.
Henry Howard and crew return
"a to town last night after having
been absent on the Anatone Dat a
week.
r. M. Wisdom Is painting Chas.
lanfier's new house.
The w. o. w. met in regular ses-
sion last night and held a very III
teresting meeting
On Monday Crate Owen. proprie-
Tor of the Auatone stage line. win
put . four-horse team on the road
for freight hauling purposes.
John Kestner returned to town
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-25
BITTER FIGHT AT GRANGEv1LE
Dubois Thought to Have the Best Of
Convention.

Special to Evening Teller.
Grangeville. Ida, July 26.-The
county Democratic convention il be-
Ing held this afternoon with q con-
test on between the. Dubois and
nti-Dubois factions. A canvass OF
the situation shows the supporters
OF Dubois to be in control Of the
convention. but it is stated every
action OF the convention body will
b. bitterly opposed by the Demo-
cratt opposed to the anti Mormon
legislation.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-25
Commissioners Examine Ditch.

A. G. Wisner, G. T. Miller and M.
Scully. acting as a commission to
determine the amount of damages
due L. A. Porter in the condemna-
tion proceedings instituted by the
n. P. railroad company. are today
making an examination of the Por-
ter ditch.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-25
The International brotherhood

The International Brotherhood of
Transfers will hold it's annual con-
vention In Detroit in the week be-
ginning August 3. At the same time
the United Transfers of America
will hold their annual convention
In st. Louis. An effort will he made
to bring about the consolidation OF
the two organizations.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-25

1t Is expected that the Australian
commonwealth old age pension
scheme will cost 100000 yearly.
All INDECENT persons over SIS years
OF age who have resided in the COM
monwealth for 20 years viii be en-
titled to pension Of $3.50 a week.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-25
IN THE SOCIAL REALM

There Is a midsummer dullness in
all matters pertaining to social
functions in Lewiston. A large
number Of Lewiston people are away
for the season, either at the seaside
resorts, at inland lakes or in the
mountains. where the simple life
prevails and they enjoy entire rest
and freedom from social restraints.
Hayden lake is favored by many
Lewiston people more socially in
clined. 1t has become summer re-
sort where many families gather, at
tracted by the good facilities for
boating and bathing. Nearer at
hand, Lake Waha and other resorts
on Craig mountain attract many
Lewiston people, who establish sum-
mer camps and enjoy the cooler
weather. fine facilities for hunting
and fishing. Others strike into the
high hills near to natures heart
and forget civilization for recrea-
ton, wholly severed from social
strenuosity.
Victoria, B. c.. has quite Lewis
ton colony this summer. most of
whom have made the Alaskan trip
prior to stopping there for the re-
mainder Of the summer. Those who
are known to be there at present at
Mrs. John P. Vollmer and daugh-
tiers, Misses Genevieve and Norma.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralston Vollmer, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Schleicher and Miss
Mel'na Saux.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. W. Eaves spent
the past week at Portland and the
Sound cities. returning yesterday.
Mrs. M. w. Barrett and Mrs.
Fred King, with their children. are
at Hayden Lake for the remainder
of the summer.
Mrs. Van w. Hasbrouck and Miss
Iulu KrOutingar left Friday for
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-25

Mrs. c. w. Shaff is guest at the
Lake house at Waha, and Mrs. G. w.
Thompson and children are camping
there for the season.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-25

Mrs. Arthur Clarke left this week
for Bovill, where she Will remain
for the summer.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-25
Clarlkst0n-L eWistoa j
BUS LINE

.rt 00AAAMADV SA0
Daily 1xsspE sunday !:
!, Leave oaerlestsn-s:1s an: t:1E
am; 1880 Am: 1:1S p.m.: .3:3e
~; l:4k Pm. ss. ..
Law Lswiston--7:aN an: So
a.A-: Los IS am: see p,n.: 3:ex
pa. $3.50 pm.
Sunday
Leave C9arkston-1:16 pm.
Leave kswiston-2:o0 pm.
VIII meet all night trains anA
boats ON special calls.
Leaves Clarkston from Clarkstea
Commcrctal Co.
Leaves Lewiston from Raymond
Hotel and Bollinger Hotel.
Rates-15c one way, round trip
$50.
=. E. BUNDY, Proprietos
Residence 9Th and Sycamore SITS.
ExDssss packages ana baggage
will be attended to promptly.
Leave orders at Charleston Com
mercial Co., Sycamore Street or call
up phone Main $50.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-25

Rev Chase and family will spend
the month of August in the Craig
mountains. camping and doing some
home missionary work among the
people OF that district.
Miss Bertha Chase will spend
several weeks at the Occur d'Aelene
summer school in company with
Miss Urch of the State Normal. Miss
Chase will take charge of the Waha
school the 7th of September.
The following from the Moscow
Star-Mirror will be of interest to
many Lewiston people: u. w.
Bradbury, cashier of the Moscow
State bank, was treated to a genu-
Inc surprise Tuesday evening. Mrs.
Bradbury had prepared a fine menu
and invited seven of her husbands
boon companions to a stag dinner.
When Mr.. Bradbury entered the
dining room that evening at the tap
OF the bill he was Mortified, at least
greatly surprised. to find the festive
board surrounded by Fred veatch.
= r. H. MCGOWAN. G. A. Rubedew,
NJ. w. Griffith, J. J. Day. DR.. c. l..
C"'tman and Ed Bradbury Of Ken
drick. The calculations we're not
coherent and unpronounceabfe, but
after recovering hfs surprise Mr..
bradbury acknowledged that there
was one on him. The decorations
we're the ETk coIors In sweet peas.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-25

Waha to remain during the heated
term.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-25

Mrs. M. w. Barnett and Mrs
Fred Killing, with their children, are
at Hayden Lake for the remainder
Of the summer.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-25

Read The Evening Teller.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-25

First Methodist Episcopal Church
Corner Main and Twelfth streets.
Robert ]. Reid minister. Residence.
sos Sixth avenue. Phone. Main 80.
Morning prayer and praise service at
, Sunday school at 10 .. m. w. J.
Jerome. superintendent. Preaching
At IL .. m. and p. m. Morning
theme, Motives for Religion" Ev-
ening theme, Anniversary of the
Womens' Foreign Missionary So
ciety. A program of special inter-
est will be given. Epworth League
Z p. m, subject. "The Fact of Con-
version" Leader. Mr.. Watkins.
Prayermeeting Wednesday 8 p. M,
on the lawn at the home of Mrs.
D. G. Wilson, 625 Sixth avenue. A
cordial invitation. is extended to all
to worship with us.
Pilgrim Congregational Church
corner OF Tenth avenue and Tenth
street. Samuel r. Chase, pastor.
residence 1903 Tenth avenue. Phone,
Red sol. Sunday school at 10 a. M.
NJ. d. Mills. superintendent. Morn
ing service at II a. m. Theme,
God in Business Affairs" No fur
Their services until September 9Th.
Christian Church,. M. Finn,
pastor. Sunday school at 10 3, III.
Preaching at IL q m. and 8 D. IN.
Y. p. 8. G. e. at 2 p. M, subject
Home Mission Schools" leader, J.
II. Summers. Preaching at IL. a.
M. and p. M. morning subject,
Jesus, the Light OF the World"
Evening subject, Our Inheritance. /"
cordial welcome is extended to
all.
Episcopal Church-Sunday school
at 1918 q. m. Morning prayer at
II o'clock. Rev. d. ]. w. Somer-
vile, rector.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-25

Mrs. Van W. Hasbrouck and Miss
Lulu Kroutinger left Friday for
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-25

Mr.. and Mrs. e. w. Eaves spent
the past week at Portland and the
Sound cities, returning yesterday.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-25

s. s. TAYLOR. Prop.
Next to Postotfice
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-25

Episcopal Church-Sunday schot
at 1918 q. m. Morning prayer q
II o'clock. Rev. d. J. w. SomeI
VILE, rector.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-05-20
News of the Day.

Atlanta, Georgia, suffered another
serious fire, scventy-fvc horses and
much other property being burned =
Secretary Taft sailed from Colon
Tuesday afternoon IT is reported
that he accomplished the object for
which he went to Panama. 20
Seven men were killed instantly in
anime explosion, near Wilkesbalre;
F'arE--~-7.'TT., CSStC
The meeting of the Presidenh and
the Goyernors of, the several States
/ To- coIsalf- about lie country 'sE nat
uraI, resources9and their protection:
began WednesdGGss. Z
The Borhl Carolina case workers
met in Greensboro last week.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-05-20
virginians Asked. to observe Davis
--l-L.::5s..: ~ -. Birthday, : EE.g

| .Riyhnond,i Va, fspeeial<177Giovern"r
SWANSON has issued a proclamation
g REQUESTING the people of Virginia to
,obselye June Sd, tlie centennial Of
President Davis birth; 'us q holiday,
ion That day the Davis monument
erected here by Tie Jefferson Davis
aluuu,rehts ,issaeialrn will ha iHFNtd
ldJer ID tlis ely,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-05-20
Q Torpedo 'Flotilla at Savannah.

81 Savannah, Ga, Special. The tor
pedo! boat flotila, commanded BY
Lieutenant w. G. Mitchell and com
prising the Porter. flagship, De Long
Thornton, Blakcley and Tingey
reached here by the inside roqt
from Brunswick and tied up at tn
docks. At sunrise the vessels WI
sail, taking the inside route fo
Charleston: They are bound 70
Northern waters. &
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-05-20
A Second Gillette Case.

Kanab, Utah, special-Alvin Heal
on. aged 1S, confessed 10 the mutde
Of Mary Stevens in the canycn BAG
of Ordervilc under circumstances i
sembling Gillette's murder of Grae
Brown. Hcaton declared that ID
girl pleaded with him TO marry he
Driven to desperation he asked Ire
to meet him in the canyon. and sfic
hcr while she begged him 70 wed hc
The body WIS fouad two days Iast
sr"ye il Wps hidden under i plll {
- ~ l'J.''li ~. - Is
rocks. 4
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-05-20
S3avathn h Salaries csSs: 5 o21

.Ishgga auSgseia Ones. .Gsa-
sras :a lyon has filed with the. sergasj
soasSS epRSa ab5 b aH $RsEss9sI 3sIaf sa sesss
.-ul d his opinion and held that TIE
St:Sg howen dHe@b2 1spib sefeiksll
ss.:embly were entitled 10 these fEess rais. ais:
a5oy GAs tat5oangH gemapak helda9isas
hssausd ag thG wUfdshss 81 taSntRee sn }ass
these raises could not be granted; Bit
Mr. Lyon wishes. the supreme conrt
SP55as 1919 9sss5 Isa aaayTlsffgSs' I1a; fSs
additional warrantsD IAesssaffscted,
thereby are the clerk Of the supreme
court, the chief clerk in the comptrol=
Ter generals office and the private
secretary to the governor.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-05-20
THE, WORK OF .CONGRES ! / /: !! S
Doings of Our National Law L Makers iial; )
''.',' , Day by Day. -. .sa :,
Senator Raylnesr speaks..:

Z The Senate passed the postofiife
appropriation bill carrying amounts,
aggregating $229, ,O27,367. As passed
the bill allows 81 per day, expens rs
for railway postal clerks when away
from terminals which owll incur ast D.,
tai, expense. of about $l,OO0000, "
Amendments adopted by. the Sen.
ate provide for weighing theImai ilsi
annually instead of, eyeryfouy year fss
and add to the Gallinger provision
concerning the Improvement Of ocean
mail service to the Philippine, Chm nai
Japan; Australia and South American
ports. h.''i - - - :;
Senator Rayner; spoke on his ESQ
luton directing the President to or
der a court Of inquiry into charges
against Colonel William: F. Stewart,
United States army, now stationed at
Fort Grant, Ariz. Mr.; Rayner. read a
letter from the President giving reas-
ons for the action, that; had been ia X
en- against Colonel Stewart, which
The Senator declared to be trivial, The
President in his letter said, Colon lel'
Stewart was impossible as a, CONF
manding officer, mistreating privates;
under him, !quarreling with civilian Isl
being contentious and incompetent,
Mr.. Rayner declaring that charges,
had never been furnished to the arlpy
officer said the punishment ~. whi eli
The President ws.s melting ont to him
was unparalleled, and. in defiance to
all precedentS. He gave, notice that
he would call the resolution up for
acti1 by the Senate later. -
Several pension bills were passed
and at 80 p. m. the Senate adjourn
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-05-20

aPhs United States Agricultural De.
partment gives employment to! 9.lsf
persens. In. .asa7 II employed 80 The
bureau oi Animal Industry alslnt en-. en-
plays ever S,ole:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-05-20
The Railroad Commission.
'oEu5ET; EBeaaS aSBeEMilroa

commission insists upon the railways
in thisI g sstegf ttegf IJfvysteEy yess heee]
sR#S }gjgPislaR7 Esss Be-:
ResfaSy the commission, t9 TIE effect
tie Eymmission, to avoid any rough
handling 3s which baggage may be
'sdb5Hs6, fas insisted upon the raj |.
sYaHs 8ilEgis}angstheeassmy eiBRggagf
Observation-Disclosures eoaAnl9
Thea camm;ssipn sHasl lsenE eute eh5tide
TO effect that the commission will ;ea.
s ast i 81 ssspsIsE & 4sg3s|ss
Bs5s9fI 5 ~ fBsIy st bsti,. the both 5alsos 95 d;
public and to the commission. Of any
change Of schedules, and at least FIVE
1o1-o laporo fbo oIo-oo - ssoJo
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-05-20
sreasgetRaSs sysssao ,Dssaysawins:
tsd; issa PBrsHss. ,aesw sii5 ri

@szE7747ee @zsE7s 7Eees a5.s4
rreaepiRays Bysssmo Dssaysa Yin
tsd; iee3 PBrsass. ,alesw sfi5 II
FieeRFenses, FieR 81 sPa fhS' fRfes fReS dsiiv
.ry system of mail which was 10. have
been inaugurated in Florence about
he midaR OF sslSs Prs&fea ttsnfa s. ahteS
been postponed ssssik Tse ResSgse
ioeen seen from an extract from let
;er received by the postmaster here:
lowing to the failure Of tbe'EENS|
,ervice commission to furnish the eli
,iblayegistersg9tbst thes sEsgYsg9 sasSiYssg and; and
;ubstitute carriers could be appoint
ID at your Office in time for them to
procure bonds and uniforms by the
!l5th of May, the establshmeas Yes.ssgEs: s.sE
.ity delivery service will becpostRpn--
ID to June /, 1905" ESSSs "a Sd&ce
| If disappointment to the pfqae f@
Florence, who were locking ss''aisfssss'a
! 20 the immediate beginning Of the
Tree delivery, in view of the fact thas;
|! is a result OF competitive examfna-'
I:ion sbsgnkese E0Ml s&ssks aed al
| If the carriers and substitutes were
appointed.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-05-20
.uo ,WeEk On Rapama Canal.

, Charleston, SD spsGTairl.-The
Hon. William. il; H Taft sTgfgBy of
War, arrived BIZ Gbsa GbsafleFstt2GHH leFstt2GHqlaE5 haES0r at
noon yssqHHds yssqHHdqs Rgp Rgp b9a bbaard d54ndf5 t5s df5us'r
hours afthh2 IN the, city, IL during gsEAdiNtf EAdiNtf time
h he sE5s4 Vas met lst'an and ii grs9tgdqBy aaaanber
of f1}tfiRiiaals9a officials and Friends, ltrFaAs city
for Washington at 5:lsP.taa1aSa the
Atlantic Coast Line. of1Rhetse9e;ary
expressed lhimselfras 'eSeeedinsls well
pleased withthtppragrssssefatAe Gu
nal workmeiw ladI bamrof
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-05-20
NOT IHURfr OTRER BANKS
tnnot rWeatheY IT.
Have NoI Efeetwou

~ -hH! E-iaLsA
o'pittsBufs, pas sb
hciaily's sahflouasea til;
NaaiohaF Bank whose
William Montgomery
! cifieallS chargedtiSetl
tp1ation Of s594@OSo
ithsl bank da?aedI af III
parftHpegn4t fH g4a / are tyYgEt
J larger lals ] sPPaarent sPEPaapre stnos alsssl s.
banks funds. will
basiness lan es ShonaayG: q yGafT
: on s aaha|nd ahae| do5f - waftSa
/ 'c6hfpttfT5hef76f t4tat
EN- 9thafgel aHdl@ al
| Of the e7baalk. al ii I
Until dateiSmdsid
pesteR notwithstanding
weather aths7stafnl I
ceatiaygshtNlsinGSso /
:llBsHHlp95i :llBsHHlp fe5at55.9Bg Of
stinqaA apdti nd pEHni5'snt pg8ssbGpio;
city. offered assistanc
[ $500 sS55 = cash aqsh sRha2st
? 7Hidesda Il sda1 a 4:ts' 4aAbdM
diate needs '6fVptSti
emergencies. At the
e5mPkt eq eSEgaNa4
Upon. edl hactiboreI
plans and lalsoofIth
inn conferences !. atten
Z e" |" Folds Epfesehtii
Department. dtheibaJ
|}fnsneiers GHho bad p
kter "a ssl careful z review
Suspension Of 'the ~
apei2 asithei onfr ill
this DECISION GEas Sc;
until q neT ray Of
[ The anhodncemcmo
ana Ellie cshferencesg'
tcuss the epaSt Suggfsl
ing, business; ! Fina :;
was : / agreed Z 70 staht
Precision ahd1to aiqu
o9Thea spspeasiopa Of
believed, will have +
feet upon up6 9comfnefcia
stieatishs ofdhe dity.
=idj 10 EU7IT75QT
10 atuaRssess4Id TO- Of
7 Washington asgeG
|3zenshipD' ,Essu th4f t5h4 7sI
d!reSsoRy RFefiaen5t d1
+dhsoP paid it'd a notabAlf saSA II
| hood before a large
fMseit MseitbsadiHs2fSg : iH2fSg9 4hiaa4
.sity, IN 7eBdHg bfs
7 ooaMtsiag'df tHea9hiyqa
! flbl&ge. tHps1 compase
the delgatss stot the .
| ence of the Metho
HdHi8a2ch,1 14hoWH 1scsgio.
Mhato waAIatoehaveI
]oafl ethei eitoeeasipyl15fr r'
delegates by the Pres
'Ro6sseFat If 4hSnGoAs
Mas abandond eHanH
m,ept9Hhiel4 stbs pEsfl
| Tie e7efGses odccasiB
debit anorefraah delight
ipgi bHethso GernpkNqb4
| General Conference G.
BudrrIR' tx FrnRsaer sar1 Got
sFeferesl isbOur, aaobf
tbso tho asdberqPqt% @q
during the period 3
7HThaaht 8 fhe!s sexchs
p Ro6setelb c@hap lntE9
lnld hymn nndbegqnnHe
was his favorite song.
then repeateN a pore
| seisehoft the 1song ina
evident delight of Hhf
moo
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-05-20
Express Order Will Stand.

SPecTdf ne rafff7ad
commission declined to amend dr
change their order relative to the ID :
beling of express packages. Som le
time ago the commission ordered that
express packages shall be labeled witt
q ticket 9p which was amount,
weight, date" and "paid" d,
"collect. This order went into ef-
feet May 10th. The express company
f6rf rs aTheHd The
order so as to limit to to prepaid
shipmeFs and they also dNhedESor an
extensjgf ting absfeyeEgNE Rrder
was caeAout. btA AqgeM have
been refused.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-05-20
Jim Ma1l63y 631fR5Hh 1fRo5 HhaSg hseMi1aT7sRR M1sy sR. q

murderer, Jim Malloy, in jail hele ln-
der sentence of death for killing lis
wife, WILDE hanged Oh the 22d- in
start. The sheriff is being bas.ced
with applications for admission
cards. -0niy a very few will be per
mittcd to see the execution and more
than 1000 have applied. The gallows
is, Iewu psing sgsetedl saz.sIIiRlssisss sasada
Zig his remaining days quietly aud
with seeming apathy is awaitingzthe
end. He Rs m3itten a history Of rs
Il siss2s,GR5 HS1gexOF'S :
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-05-20

sEsypges -Apgeip 8 asYg u
n M,sS sSaslioS: G % Ssssg p: - 5FS|' n1Ia.
from here. The story which comes s
assA 5yQak lsQ &riasy afternoqr
a white sqa4 Named Blake W. God.
bS@, @,Ihs4s station >aay bumper I'd
the Atlantic. Coast Line railroad d
5Phe @eep had2 aia&R his rh6hth's sal
:ary sFEsbeatl s3@ cart.was 1ealkng III
the track towards: Dillon, Attending
to his lamps lYhenj he 2s4as ierkd
backwards off the track and choke i
;ipt0j 'Usensibility HS,iasSlant s.
cured the money! 3n&- MaaM adc
aks fi6E Been heaHll l6f5saissssSs sSugl
iheis7 thought ApsA tAt
/ swamp around fhY scene Sef4h Serime
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-05-20
that the board bad purchased certain
btaaD df kbaaSMitfMA He lgG ID
NipeoGbildEgncA cAtt!

,soirq JsEs Nine 4ao Children @laBp pRtsss srtxs (,
Greenville, Special.-Nine children
-sos}iis -sos}iispXsgpy1bssFs psgpy1 It's af,r, rAszSSS3fSg fAszSSfSg ttaf
the ar;mal was suffering with rabies,
the attending physician directed tbat,
the dog ssktHsa and hH heaAaptM
,fbee Pa tEsaFI ssai s. tsSss @ sasss ass s 8
sRa6Sbfsaiy bts ESff sa{feffHg IN N Nth some as
case; one of Shs physi1ansesN it
SEgstsbeS iHdiges sFoAS { EEbs3paf:
erfs 6f tha children sTe naturally
very much disturbed and the result
of the examination of the dogs head
-isssalMaited5al1iousFs sFssaafS
ago another child was bitten and as
Of examination the offendf
ipg pi, SSg Yas SeEl5FFsa IF7d sssad; Thp Th
stitute and ee i'll effects have appear
,ed. o2GI
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sodttop BslI fathy7 ksars Old.

q aGnttop Boil Fifty Years Old.
ooerssngine, $e<is!--=afs5sFA On
ftephhegB King has afSyfisNsRAssY On
;HH ;HH9HHRtqR avenuefA eettse iSNl }c
,theRlaht of the Sfa5af facturil| L
company now stands,!iIAk place was
'theff 16%tlfed by CagK s2aaks, an e$.
fsas ftssaaasiyaI sptton plaMSr T6sA boil Is
in a, remarkable stRes of preseNatidrl
khd WAS picked dRss,1N{ilSSgcEliza PsweIl
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-05-20

: T'EE'I D7lTa!'T -TTI!Iss 10 UU
!. Remarks ,tAe Balt!mnIogs eSuYjr New
York families OF wealth appsas to
/ b, able 70 lily. eyefYHibs 9sat aa.
isasale Ihstsibeas!sK c bsdsi!
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-05-20
New 5a1aasgea u aK aaKias.P ohet,a and nos

Columbia, Special -Thomas L.
go go sles2 Ass l sasgssapessssSd q IS dHgfn
@n azs azssSssss - bsssf&s5 bss Af the
vacancy caused by the removal of the
former dispenser, who was found
shorY8Aa a@@o2Isissan thN'
the former dispenser 4ade sgood the
shortagssA1G {Ha no 1ct&hs ailE Sc
taken against linn. The dispensary
wSs1 clQsednpBdipg 5he hectiore Of: a
dispenser and the city of Augusta
felt the effects of the drought. The
former clerks in the dispensar.' have
been retained. Although they were
not connected in the. reports, with the
shortage fSb(ffiithe former former DISPENSERS
I,sespaotsx tl,d aispehsaiylsboafd b has
;-s}B ;-be}fB cFitlisFGSa} )itois sad, fqrGretaining
u.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-05-20
e,NeYn York, Life, Refuses to4rag.o

2nNesgge NesggeYazk ldfs' Refuses tofragoA b
sw caa9lqHRnbisd pqssialli1r allii1r'yhdo sd@ Fosb
, Life Insqrapqee company, pppYX,d has # Fefpsed frs
the $50 assessed by the State for
.,t4e Jma;yltepaeae of 5ke office! oft insuu-
ance commissioner, and it tis under,
estotfd odhaE, the 'dohpahy WIFI contest
the payment of the, eGly9tycand State
taxes as they are now assessed
odgaihst thtlinsufSncs e6Mbahy. 9a1 J
A.,1szh. hnc;:.1n>,h pr
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