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El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1908-08-08

din, tie referia sus amores, y
til sufrias 10 indecible. Hoy
va estan casados Aurora v
, Eduardo, y viven felices.
; Su felicidad tie dana.
Quisieras huir de tn casa,
J quisieras morirte.
Despues, impetus de- des-
! tuccion t.: s.saitan.
Y quisiaras destrozar, he
rir, matar. Vengar tn
amor defraudado.
Y por fin, nj huyes nj hie-
res.
Lloras y lloras. 49,.
Bien sabias cue tu padre
apreciaba a Eduardo, Y que
no sc negarla a su peticlOn.
La boda Sc celebraria, v
tn sabias que ese casamiento
era ell entierro de tu corazon.
Y NADIA digiste.
Que podias hacer para que
no Sc realizase!.
TIE pusiste muy enferma,
pero nadie reparaba en- tt.
Nadie en- la casa nota que
tus mejillas estan palidas,
tus ojos mortecinos, tus la
bios lividos
Todos estan alegres, Td,
10 finges.
81 Sc acercaran a tu peque-
ma alcoba, ALA, EN- las atlas
horas de la noche, percibi-
rfan los sollozos que en- vano
quieres ahogar del todo; y 81
Sc asomasen por la cerradura,
te verfan arrodillada al pie
lei lecho, y sin desvestirte;
'abrlan que no concilias ell
sueno, hasta que Ia fatiga tie
vence, y este es cuando va
Ell sol entra por las vidrieras
de tus BALCONIES.
LEGO el dia del matrimo-
MO.
Tu cara tenia el color del
traje de la desposada.
A la hora de la comida,
los invitados hicieron votos
de felicidad por Ia amante
pareja.
Tu escr. chabas.
Tu padre habfd despues, di
rigiendosa a Aurora.
Dijole, que habfa logrado
sus suenos.
Que la entregaba a un
hombre honrado.
Que no habia felicidad mas
grande que la de que Sc unie-
ran para siempre dos seres
que Sc aman.
Y pinto despues las felici-
dadas del hogar, y las dichas
de la paternidad.
Tu pensabas que no goza-
rias nunca de tales dichas; y
al considerar esto. no
pudiste cOntenerte, y tus ojos
Sc prenaren de lagrimas que
pugnaban por salir.
-Porque llora usted? pre-
gunt6 un convidado.
-Llorar? .in6! = res
pondiste sOmiendo Es que
he bostezadol.
''''''. .....
iYa yes due Sc IN historiai
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1908-08-08

Una tarde, Aurora te di-
jo, 10 que til va sOspechabas,
que Eduardo estaba cnamo-
rado de ella, y que iba a Pc
dir gu mano. ...........
Todas las tardes, en- ell jar
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1908-08-08

Tu crefas que una cara bo-
nita era como una tarjeta
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-22
recipe for old Age.

A recipe for attaining a ripe old age is
given by Miss Ann Graham or Norwich,
Conn. with great appropriateness. for she
is the oldest woman in Connecticut, and
has Just celebrated her ore hundred and
fifth birthday. Her maxim is do plenty OF
hard work. go to bed early, consider care
fully what you eat" The daily routine OF
this ~centenarian Is Of interest. She rises
at s o'clock In the morning. An hour later
she eats a hearty breakfast. then listens
TO the reading Of the New Testament by
her nurse. after which she takes a mai
for an hour. She eats her most substantial
mead at noon. Then she has another nap
and at 8 o'clock she partakes Of toast and
tea. An hour later she goes to bed and
sleeps the round OF the clock. Miss Ora
hams hearing and eyesight are excellent
and she "a a most interesting talksr con.
corning the events OF her long life.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-22
C. R. SIMMERMAN is DEAD
Omaha Man Killed in Missouri IL
Mistaken at First for 3. p.
Howard.

Charles r. Simmerman, a we'll known
Omaha barber, was killed in Kingsville,
Mo-, Saturday morning, Acting Chief Of
Police Mostyn received a telegram from
DR.. E. A. Greaves Of that town giving de-
scription OF the man and later a telegram
was received giving his name. At first the
name of s.. P. Howard was given as that
of the man. This was because that name
was found on the coat worn by the dead
man. But later the correct name was OBJ
tanned. S. P. Howard lives in Omaha and
is the manager OF the Western Art COM
pany and is very much alive.
Simmerman worked up until last Saturday
night in the barber shop at 71 South
Twenty-ninth avenue. After leaving there
nothing was heard OF him until word came
of his death. He conducted the Murray
hotel barber shop for many years and
worked In other parts Of the city. But for
the last year end a half he has been drink
ing heavily. This continued to such an
extent thar his wife filed suit for divorce
last Monday In the district court charging
cruelty aud drunkenness.
He lived with his wife at SIS South
Twenty-fourth avenue prior to the filing OF
her divorce suit. Al that time he said
he would get a room at the Murray hotel,
but inquiry showed he had not been there.
They had been married about seven years,
Mrs. simmerman was an Omaha girl.
No arrangements have been made yet
for the funeral. It has not been decided
whether the body will be brought back to
Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-22
BENSON cHAUTAUoUA OPENS
Saturday Evening and sundny Extra
Days Thrown in for Good
Measure.

The opening OF the Benson o~hautauqua
took place Saturday night with an en-
couraging attendance and a decidly inter-
esting program.
While the formal opening Of the assembly
is scheduled for Monday the managers are
determined to give good measure ana as
some of the taleAt and attractions had al
ready arrived 4; was decided to give the
preliminary opening Saturday evening. The
grounds. which lie inside the Benson town
limits. are fenced off with wire netting,
and present a very pretty appearance. with
a number of campers already on the
grounds. The tabernacle tent is spacious
and is provided with comfortable bottom
%settees, a decided and much appreciated
chautauqua improvement.
The program of Saturday evening was In
charge Of Platform Superintendent A. NJ.
Vance of Bennett, who announced that the
preliminary opening OF the reformed chau-
tauaua movement here at Benson was sim
ply to give good measure OF the excellent
program that is to follow during the next
several days. The audiences consisted of
a number Of men and women with a goodly
sprinkling Of boys and girls, all of whom
enjoyed the program immensely.
The participants In the program were the
Kings Daughters quartet consisting OF
four young women already distinguished
for their platform work in Illinois and
other chautauquas. The personnel OF the
quartet Is the Misses Lois H. Holcdmh
and Liona Merriner sopranos, Carolyn Mer-
riner first alto and Vivian /. Holcomt
second alto. The young women sing most
charmingly and rendered several selections
Their repertoire consists of ballads, sacred
songs, with a number of jubilee songs. The
other feature Of the program was j. Frank
lin, an accomplished and versatile chalk
talk artist and i~mpersonator and clay
moulder, and Mrs. Marie NJ. Caveny, solo,
list and pianist, the two making a strong
and attractive combination.
A special program will be given Sunday
with a lecture by Hon. W. T. Bundick OF
Onancock, Va, as a lecturer in the fore
noon and a sacred concert by the Kings
Daughters quartet in the afternoon and
evening. Admission will be free to the
grounds Sunday, and the public is extended
a cordial invitation to be present TO enjoy
both the morning, afternoon and evening
programs.
The chautauqua will continue during the
entire week closing with a special program
Sunday evening, june %. The formal open
ing will take place Monday evening. with
the opening address by President B. F
Kistler, at 800 O'Clock, with greetings BY
the superintendent at Sis and an entertain
ment by the Caveny company beginning
at $50.
An attractive program will be presented
during the entire week with a. the usua
featured of the most approved chautau
qua movements and with EXCEPTIONAL!
good talent.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-22
Mind OF a Martinez.

"A martinez" said General F. D, Grant
az a Memorial day banquet. lis generally a
fool"
They tell a story Of a martinez Of the
civil war, a captain. He got orders from
headquarters one day that his men were TO
change their undershirts.
But, captain said a sergeant to whom
this order was communicated, the men
only ave one undershiTt each
This captain frowned. Then he said;
mo matter. Military commands must
be obeyed. Let them change understands
with each other New York Sun.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-22
ECHOES OF THE ANTERooM

A union meeting of the Brotherhood Of
locomotive Firemen and Enginemen lodges
in Nebraska, Wyoming, Colorado, western
Iowa, northern Kansas and Missouri will
be held in Omaha next week, beginning
Tuesday and continuing over Thursday.
The program:
T~uesday-9:8O a. m, secret meeting in Ba-
right hall. s: p. M, public meeting IN MIL
Ter hall, when Grand Master Mammalian,
Vice Grand Master A. p. Kelly, Mayor j.
C. Dahlman, A. w. Jeffries and other
speakers will deliver addresses.
Wednesday-Visitors will be shown about
the city during the forenoon. 2 p. m, secret
meeting IN Baright hall,
Thursday-union picnic at Lake Menawa.
at which addresses will be delivered by
Congressman G.. NJ. Hitchcock, Grand
Master Hannahan and Robert Cowell.
The public, and especially organized Ia
Dor and it's friends. are cordially invited to
attend the public meeting and the picnic;
The local branches of the order will make
an effort to secure the international con-
vehtion of the order for Omaha in 1910.
The order has 726 lodges in the United
States, anada and Mexico, with a mem
bership of 5000.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-22
4 Mis-, Eads at 1925 North Twenty-fourth

Of Miss Eads at 1925 North Twenty-fourth
street. South Omaha.
The woman's auxiliary to the Young
Men Christian association Will give an
entertainment and musical in the audi
forum Of the high school Tuesday evening;
Some OF the best local talent is represented
on the program. Miss Alice Davis piano
vocal solo, Miss Laura Petersen; piano 500
Miss Nell Letter; quartet. MI. and Mrs.
Hood and Mr.. and Mrs. Williams. The
second part OF the program will consist Of
a comediette, "A Purplexing situation.
This is played by the members of the
United Presbyterian church. Friends OF
the organizations are urged to remember
the date.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-22
Low Fnrea East

VIA CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE, a ST.
PAUL RAILWAY. Thirty-day round trip
tickets IN sale daily after June 10 TO many
points In eastern Canada, western New
York and TO New England points via
Montreal. and on every Thursday. begin
ming June IL. 20 New England points via
Albany or Rotterdam Junction. Complete
information about fares, train service. etc.
at City Ticket office. 1894 Farnam street.
or write F. A. Nash. General Western
Agent Omaha EafaAzaHIIEKf
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-22
WEEDS TO CUT AND NO MONEY
Mayor DahlnARn Appeals to Pride of
Citizens to BeRutify the
City.

Il hope the people OF Omaha will take
sufficient pride In their city TO cut the
weeds on their premises, and In this way
help to make Omaha cleaner and more
beautiful" says Mayor Dahlman in ex-
planning that II the weeds are cut at all
iney must be cut by property owners, AZ
the city has no money. The mayor has
asked The street commissioner TO take q
detail ~ city prisoners and cut the weeds
IN the streets, but they cannot cut the OBJ
hoNious growth on the lots.
Or r. w. connell. city commissioner OF
health has entered the campaign and Sat
ufday mailed the following appeal to the
real estate dealers OF Omaha;
Appealing to you as an Omaha booster,
W your civic pride, 10 the great ~dVantage
OF your special line OF business, namely,
~ estate 1 ask your cooperation In thu
cnSths OF weeds on all lots owned by you,
unat You are the agent for. The city
~ no aNaiIaole funds 10 use in cutting
lnem, @ho they Will have TO be cut BY the
onnSts ~ course those who do not At
tenn ~ Nc cutting must be prosecuted kof
this will not be NECESSARY oppv - ~
tances. ~ all the real estate usn wtn 1vs
the lots under their control the sttsp3tor
that Is necessary 10 make Omahs : sS-HnS.
and more kaHtiful city N'o@
Please do not wait for An ind,y4a,., -
tlcs from the inspector. You LII ~
time and expense, as they can ~ cnS =
much cheaper now THAI when thew -,
older. So
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-22
GOVERNOR HANLY FRUSTRATED
Indiana Executive Overcome by Heat
While MAkinE Address at
Ottawa Kan.

OTTAWA. Kan. Jun 90 Governor
Hanly Of Indiana was Frustrated by heat
while addressing the Ottawa Chautauqua
here this afternoon. Governor Hanly was
given medical attention and assisted to his
train. He started for home tonight. The
governor came here direct from the Chi
cago convention to address the Chautau-
qua He had almost finished his remarks,
when he was taken III and forced to stop.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-22
Fortieth Pythian Anniversary.

The Knights Of Pythias of Omaha are
making elaborate arrangements for the cell
ebration Of the fortietk anniversary OF the
organization of Nebraska lodge No. ],
which will take place November q. This
lodge is the pioneer lodge Of the west,
having been the first loGge of Pythians
organized west Of Pennsylvania. At the
recent meeting OF the grand lodge OF Ne
braska, that body took the initiative In
this matter by constituting its chief Off
GERS a committe of arrangements, with IN
structioEs to invite the cooperation or all
lodges of the order in the central west.
The program is yet in it's inception, but
enough is known to indicate Its elaborate
ness, and which promises TO bring not less
than 10000 members Of the order to Omaha
to participate in the ceremonies and at
tendant festivities. The famous Dayton
Team" distinguished fPr it's high dramatic
talent in the rendition of the ritual work
OF the order. will confer the several ranks
and initiate upwards of 1000 new candl-
dates. Assurances have been received OF
the attendance OF delegations of Pythians
from all quarters of the country. The Off;
GERS of the supreme and grand lodges and
prominent Pythians from all parts OF the
tinted States will attend and lend theii
assistance in making this event a mos
notable one,
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-22
TrIbe Of Ben Hur.

state Manager B. F.. Way, assisted by the
members OF Mecca court, No. 10. installed
the new officers last Monday evening OF
court starts out with a charter member
ship OF sixty-five. which promises to be
incfeased TO 100 by July /.
This court meets every Monday evening
in Continental block. A degree team is TO
be organized next Monday night.
on June % a novel entertainment wan De
giVGn in the way of a shoe Social
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-22
D.gr.e Of -Pocnhontan.

Minnehaha Council No. 2 entertained It's
friends and members at a card party and
dance in Woodmen hall, Fifteenth and
Douglas streets. Saturday evening,
White Fawn Council No. 9, elected these
officers Tuesday evening: Mrs. Eva Mason.
Pocahontas; Flora Schultz, Winola; Ida
Price. prophecies; Fred Taskey, PoWhat'
tan, and Maud Helms, musician.
This council will give a progressive high
five social In Myrtle hall annex, Fifteenth
and Douglas streets the evening OF July 10
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-22
Missionary Meeting.

w. r. Ward OF DyersburE. Tsnn., writes:
This is to certify that l have used Orino
Laxative Fru Syrup for chronic constipa-
tlon. and II has proven, without a coubt,
to be a thorough. practical remedy for this
trouble. and 1t Is with pleasure l offer my
conscientious reference" All druggists.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-22
Improved order of Red Men.

Omaha tribe No. IS, at its semi-annuaI
election Wednesday evening, last, elected
these officers: II. G. Myers, sachemi w.
in iunior sagamore; w. C. Shriyer and
Ii. D. Hustead, trustees; Charles 1. saun;
ders and viii Febler' representatives, and
the state grand council; H., Ramser, keeper
of the paraphernalia.
Important adoption work next Wednes-
day evening,
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-22
Lndie. of the Maccabees.

Gate City hive, No. Q, will meet in the
Redmen's hall, Continental block. the sec
ond Tuesday afternoon and the fourth
Tuesday evening Of each month for the
future.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-22
Ladies' of the Grand Army.

Garfield Circle No. IL, will give a high
five ice cream social in Baright hall, Nine
tenth and Farnam streets next Friday
evening.
Gettysburg Circle No. 4S. will meet in
Barlght hall Monday evening.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-22
Uures HsAaOrrAases Of tAs L..

Several years since my lungs were a
badly affected that I had many hsmar,
Thages." writes A. M. AXE OF Wood. Ina.
II took treatment with several physaoians
without any benefit ! then started 70 tAks
Foley's Honey and Tar. and my lungs arr
nos as sound as q bullet l recommend
1t In advance stages OF lung trouelA"
Foley's Honey and Tar stops the cough
ana heals the lungs. and prevents serious
Results from a cold Refuse substitutes
Al druggists.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-22
'sDfed of Pnsumonia''

is never written OF those who cure coughs
and colds with DIT. Kings New Discovery.
Guaranteed. Soc and hoo For sale by
Beaton Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-22
Special Excursion Fares Via Grand
Trunk Railway system
summer 1908.

Corresponding fares to over one hundred
other places in Canada and New England.
Tickets good thirty 800 days. Liberal stop
over arrangements. st. Lawrence River
and Rapids included at slightly higher
fares. Time tables. descriptive literature,
etc, can be obtained by mail from Geo. w.
vaux. A. G. P. & T. A. 1876 Adams St..
Chicago
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-22
FraternaI Union of America.

open meeting Wednesday evening in Fra
ternlty hall. The program promises TO De
something out of the ordinary.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-22

Ply using the yariog( departments OF The
Bee Want Ad Pages yOu set Quick returns
~ small expense 1xHaurTuJ,
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-22

Bee Want AaErRasiRsaA BSQsssFs,
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-22
Magic City Gossip.

MlS lie oukTuE Is GnlONlHk a LWO
weeks visit at Chicago.
letters Gold Top Beer delivered to any
part OF the city. Telephone No. S.
Bee office removed to Live Stock Bank
Bldg, Twenty-fourth and n. Phone q.
Miss BERTHE Chase. lM2 North Twenty
eighth, leaves today for a short visit at
Monmouth, Ill.
MISS Nina Mewmiams IG. North
months visit at Galesburg, Ill.
Money at reasonable rates. Weekly or
monthly payments. Fidelity Chattel Loan
Ralph Gramlich has gone 10 Madison,
wis, where he will attend the summer
school in the University OF Wisconsin,
officer Harder found a small prayer
e4S rom her aunt. Il is being Kept al the
police station.
The wiling Workers Of the Christian
shssFsRh p siSS rS SinSsl evening 1hs 9Heo g.
80 below zero-Great refrigerating power
clear, deep water Minnesota lake ice
Cos, about aleu- t6s Ssms.laStS Longer, Broad
Mrs. w. p. Mettien entertained the
Swastika lodge OF the woman's auxiliary
to the Brotherhood of Railway Trainnlen
noon.
The funeral of Sarah Armstrong was CON
Quoted yesterday afternoon by Rev n \.
Casket company. The body will be sent to
the old home today for burial.
The funeral OF John Milton chalfon was
EolemniEed AT the psrlors Of Isarktn a
Gentlemen yesterday AFTERNOON. Rev; MT.
Chase, pastor Of the Fret Baptist ehuren
will be taken TO Prescott. Ia today.
South Omaha camp No. al. woodmsn OF
the World, will unven the monuments owe
the graves OF their deceased MEMBER IN
LSurei Hnl cemetery this Afternoon. Sow
ereiEn Commander J.. c. Root will be the
orator. Seymour camp will send a quartet
Alss Hortenss Eads and Misc Hasel BlalI
gave q theater party at the BOYD tneaSeI
Friday evening in honor OF Miss Mabel
Cheek, who's marriage 10 MI Engsns
Arnold Rose will occur on June lns
girl friends OF the bride-elect. a number
OF whom are 10 assist at ner wedding and
wedding reception. After the play . dainty
Live ours lunch WsA served AT the h2MS
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-11-11
BUY A PAIR TO-DAY

ABOUT FIT If you want shoes that
you can take absolute comfort in from the
first minute you wear them, buy KOR-
RECT SHAPE" SHOES. The makers
of these shoes have been famous for half
a century for the perfect fitting quality of
their footwear. That is because it is built
on the right plan of human foot structure.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-11-11
Father Shot by Son.

Charlotte, N. O., Nov. T.
Fearful lest his father strike his
mother, whom he was pursuing
with an axe which he held up
raised, Ernest II Hayes, 20
years old, shot and MORALLY
founded HI. T. Hayes at Be-
mont, a suburb of this city, to
night. The youth at once sur
rendered 10 the police. The tath-
er was taken to the Pres by terian
hospital, where i; is said he will
die. The bullet en- cred the
back of the head and lodged in
the LFain The trouble rev 0u;
of the demand by Hayes for
money which he had given his
wife When the demand was
refused, the mau seiz~d IN axe
and pursued his wife. To the
attending physicians The father
stated that his boy was .justifi
able in shooting him ani begged
that he be not prosecuted
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-11-11
Burglars in Fort Mill.

Fort Mill special in the Char
lotte Observer: A genuine SEN
sation was caused in town This
morning when it was found that
efforts had been made during the
night to burglarlze two OF the
leading stores here. The store
of Meacham 81 Epps was entered
through the back door and ROB
bed of many article such as
shoes, stockings, cloth etc. The
stock was pretty Thoroughly torn
up and scattered over counters
and shelves.
A similar effort was made
upon the store of +. w. Kim
brell & Co., but was unsuccess-
fui, the parties either being
frightened away or giving up The
task as hopeless one The au-
CUR with which the robbers work
ed was lett stiCkiag in the door.
The tools used were secured by
breaking open mechanics chest
in the new Parks store building
here. There is no clue as to the
identity of the perpetrators OF
the robbery.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-11-11
Football Fatality.

Charlotte, n. c., Nov. s.
John Cooper, a student at he I'M
lversi,y OF North Carolina and a
member OF the football eleven,
WHO wa injured during the PIE.
liminary practice of the team in
September while tachllng DUN.
my, died last night at Clinton,
tn State. Cooper's injury was
TO his spinal cord, which brought
about paralysis and death.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-11-11
Teachers Meeting-- Famous Hu>
mOrjst to Lecture for Ben eft
of School Ltbrdry

The regular monthly Getting
of The graded school teachers
was held in the central school
last Friday, and there was an EN-
thusiastic discussion of the sew
eral subjects assigned. All the
teachers took in part the discus
sion and the meeting was a prof
able one.
1t was decided to hold the
next meeting In conjunction with
the parents meeting in about
three weeks, probably Tuesday,
Nov. %. An excellent program
is being prepared for this meet
ing and large attendance is ex-
pected
Ralph Bigham, the celebrated
humorist and entertainer, will
appear in the graded school au-
ditorium for the benefit Of the
schoo! library, Tuesday Dec. s.
The advertisements say: This
is not lecture but an evening OF
tun," and all the people of the
town viii appreciate this splen-
did attraction. The price OF adj
mission will be fifty cents, and
the tickets will be sold by the
school children a week in ad.
vance.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-11-11

DeWitts Kidney and Bladder Pills are
unequaled in cases of weak back, back
ache, Inflammation of the bladder, rheu-
matte pains, and all urinary disorders.
They are antiseptic and act promptly,
Every case of kidney or bladder trouble
should be attended 10 at once, and the
a chcs in the back, rheumatic pains, mi
n Ary disorders, etc, are warning signs
ID ont delay, for delays aIe dangerous.
G. ct Dewitt Kidney and Bladder Pills
II egulT size SIC. Sold by j. i Aackey
[ o. was
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-11-11
watched Fifteen Years.

For fifteen years | have watched the
working of Bucklen's Arnica Salve; and it
has never failed to cure any sore. boil,
ulcer or burn to which it was applied 1t
has saved us many doctor bill" says A.
+. Hardy, OF East Wilton, Maine, 25c at
j. T. Mackey Il Co. and FunderburR Phar-
macy w
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-11-11

\ sermon to the Masonic fraternity
of Van Wyck will he preached next
sunday morning at III o'clock in the
Methodist church there, by the pastor
the Rev. &. Il. Carter.