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The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-08-01

DR.. E. F, Rice will begin a
meeting at Beaver Creek Baptist
church tomorrow Sunday morn
ing.
Mr.. w. a. Hughes, candidate
for superinte ndent of education,
is quite sick at his home in
Heath Springs. He was taken
very ill in Lancaster last Satur.
day.
The members of New Hope
Baptist church are having the
building remodeled and painted,
which will add greatly to it's com
fort and appearance.
The candidates for Congress
from this district will speak at
Vanwyck Monday, August 10Th,
beginning at 1870 a. M.
The infant of Mr.. and Mrs J.
4. Roberts, of the Fork Hill Sec
ton, being the survivor of twins,
died Tuesday. The other child, il!
will be recalled, died not long
ago, as noted in The News at the
time.
The annual meeting of the
Waxhaw and Shiloh Bible So
ciety will be held today at Wax
haw church, instead of at Shiloh,
as previously announced. The
meeting will begin at 10 O'Clock
this morning
Wilson Cowzer, the negro boy
who shot and killed hiG uncle,
Heriot lowers, and also shot his
aunt, while they were asleep, in
Kershaw county some time ago,
was tried at the Camden cour,
this week and found guilty OF
murder with a recommendation
to mercy.
MIR. Lewis Z. Clyburn, one OF
the Heath-Jones company
most popular salesmen, is hav-
ing his lot on Gay street graded
this week, preparatory to the
erection of nice siX-room cot.
tage. Mr.. Samuel Langley has
been awarded the contract an(
will begin work on the building
Monday.
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NeaU Junior order Council.

A promising Junior Order
council was organized at Taxa
haw last Saturday night by
State Secretary and Organizer j.
S. Wilson. The charter nem-
bers number 20, and the nun.
Der of the Council is 20.
The following officers were
elected: j. w. Knight, Coun-
cillor; w. J. Belk, Recording
Secretary; P. M. Hilton, Fin
ancial Secretary j. V. Hilton
Treasurer.
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Vinceftt-DOSter.

Mr.. Lewis Vincent and Miss
Maggie Doster, both of the cot
ton mills village, we're married
last Wednesday. The ceremony
was performed at the home of
the brides brother, Mr.. Jeff
Doster, by Magistrate B. f. Phil
lips.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-08-01
To the Mountains
OF WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA
The Carolina and North Western Railway Co

y. c. line
rom to al
p. \.
CreekCi Jorge des tscenery n the word
NJ and
p NJ. =. NJ.
NJ. NJ.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-08-01
DR.. PatricS and Miss COn1lOrs to
be Mar, ied Wednesday After
SlnOn


noon.
The marriage of DR.. j. b. Pat
rick, of Rock Hill, and Miss Ca
rol Connors, of Lancaster, which
was 20 have taken place on the
oath of June but was postponed
on account of the serious illness
at the time of the prospective
bride, will be solemnized next
Wednesday. The ceremony
will be performed at the home of
Miss Connors's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. 7. Connors, at $50
o'clock in the afternoon, the Rev.
r. NJ. Marshall, of Rock Hill,
officiating.
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LOCAL DOTS
Cotton, 0.50c; seed, 20 cts.

" csSoAo" 'ho PoSVoi, thC leON.
James L. Grant, in a meeting to
begin at Spring Hill church Aug
ust 9th.
Unity S. G. and College Hill
NO, crossed bats last Saturday,
the score being 6 to 2 in favor
of Unity. Battery for Unity was
r. l.. Stogner and John Steele.
Lightning struck a large oak
in the yard of MIR. j. z. Pearson
and severely stunned Mrs. Pear
son and knocked down a negro
man who was entering the kitch-
en-. n.-Clinton Chronicle.
Emanuel Truesdale, an old COL
ored man who lived on the farm
Of Mr.. R. E. Blakeney, two miles
south of town, was dragged to
death by mule last Thursday
afternoon. Monroe Journal.
Mr.. j. G. Gordon, son of Mr.. J.
F. Gordon, and Miss Ella G.
Elms, both of Monroe township,
were married at Mr.. L. w. Sec
rests, in South Carolina, Sunday,
the 26th.- Monroe Journal.
Visitors from Chester, S. c.,
say that the cotton mill men of
that city are Offering the farmers
one-half cent above the market
for spot cotton provided they
will wait 80 days for their pay.
Charlotte Observer.
Mr.. j. M. Caldwell had a fine
Jersey milk cow to die Friday
at his farm at Wellridge from
eating sugar cane. The cow was
turned into the patch to Craze
and died in half an hour after
eating only a small amount of
cane.-Chester Lantern.
Presiding Elder Stackhouse, of
Rock Hill, will hold quarterly
conference at Bethel, East Lam
caster, today and tom orrow, Aug.
l aid 2, and also at Grace church
here tomorrow. He will be at
Van Wyck next Saturday and
Sunday, Aug. S and 8.
Notwithstanding the rain, the
picnic at Douglass Wednesday
was well attended and greatly
enjoyed by all present. The
uinner feature was all that could
be desired. An address was
made during the day by the
Hon. L. Is. Butler, OF Gattney
Next Thursday, Aug. 6, prom
ises to be great day in Waxhaw
N. G. There'll be loot races
mule races, clay pigeon shooting
etc. Prizes are to be awarded
An address will be made by Sen
ator Lee S. Overman, on the life
and character of Andrew Jack
son.
Mr.. o. P. Heath, who bough
the home of Col. w. @. Maxwell
on the Providence road, will
move into it late in the fall. Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Lassiter will
take the Whisnant house, nov
occupied by Mr.. Heath, on Eliza
beth avenue.-Charlotte Obser
yer.
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back to Lancaster from Van
Wyck.
A daughter was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Robt Williams, of the
New Cut section, Sunday, July
26.
The union services will be
held in the Presbyterian church
tomorrow night. DIR. Boldridge
the preach.
Mr.. J. M. Lazenby, of Rock
Hill, died in that city Wednes-
day night, at the home of his
son-in-law, Mr.. w. w. Moore.
judge Hydrick has refused to
grant bail to w. T. Jones, the
prominent Union county farmer
charged with the murder of his
wife.
The pastor, the Rev. ID. w.
Thomasson, will begin series
of meetings at Camp Creek Bap-
tist church tomorrow morning
at IL o'clock.
Henry Mcleod, colored, charg-
ed with attempting to assault a
white woman near Camden, was
tried and convicted this week,
his sentence being five years.
A reunion of the Crowell fami-
ly was held in Monroe Wednes-
day. About 200 persons were
present, of whom 102 were de-
scendants of Michael Crowell.
Miss Bessie Mellow, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Mellow, of
Charleston, who taught one ses
sion in the Lancaster graded
school, has been elected teacher
of the school at Hopkins, south
of Columbia.
The largest musk-melon that
we have heard of this season was
raised by Mr.. r. j. Mangum oi
the Charlesboro section, the
melon measuring 2 feet and {
inches in length and two feet ir
circumference.
Two of Rock Hill's citizen'
have recently come to Lancas-
ter to engage in 81 siness. messrs
Clendening and Maree. The
former has established a paint
and repair shop on Dunlap
street, and TIE latter opened &
a barber shop and pressing roo
this week on Main street.
The occasional rAnlinders il
these columns to voters ahou
getting registration certificate
have evidently had a good effect
for up to Thureday the commits
sioners had issued over 140'
certificates--about half the vot
ing population of the county.
Mr.. Lloyd Moore, who, a.
stated in the last issue of Th
. News, has resigned as agent G
the l.. & c.. at Fort Lawn, re
. moved with his family to Ian
caster Wednesday. They ar
occupying the Hood buildin
ecently vacated by Mr.. Joh
Crawford. Mr.. Moore will lool
after the manufacturing plant @
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Business Notices.

G~All Notices inserted under
this head at the rate OF ONE CENT
A WORD for each insertion. NJ
notice to be counted less than q
words
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-08-01

FOR SALE-A Densmore typewriter at
a bargain for cash. Machine is o. k.
See or address w. III. Sowell, Box l3l,
Lancaster, =. G.. Sc
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FOR SALE.-A 500 90 scholarship
in the Southern school OF Telegraphy
which will entitle the purchaser to q
full course of instruction in all bran
ohes pertaining to a thorough and
complete course in telegraphy-a
course that will crafty one to take
charge of an office and run it himself.
Apply at The News Office 81 IT,
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Subscribe for The News, a semi-weekly
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SASH, DOORS and BLINDS at pam a,
prices. Write for delivered price S.
j. c. Stewart, 1O4 Church ST., Chester +,
>. G.. S2-9l
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-08-01

BRIIGES-Will let Monday, August
18th, at 10 O'clock a. m, the contract
to build q new bridge over Cane creek
on Monroe road, six miles north of
Lancaster. Usual rights reserved
l.. ]. Perry, Co. Supervisor $500
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-08-01

WANTED-All the tomatoes, beans
okra and fruits for canning. We pay
cash or can on shares Will give a,
variety of canned goods for your goods
Phone No. l16. Nothing bought on
saturdays Phone hours from
a. m. to 10 p. m. Chas. L. Hudson,
Lancaster, S. c S5.S6
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-08-01

WANTED. Wagons and teams to
haul lumber from my saw mill to Ian
caster. j. E McCain S4-S6.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-08-01

WANTED FOR L. >. ARMY-AbIe-
bodied, unmarried men, between ages
Is and So. citiz ms of United states, of
good character and temperate habits.
who can speak, read and write Eng
lIsh For information, apply to Re-
cruiting Officer, l6 West Fifth 81
Charlotte, Y G.; South Main
Asheville, n c.. National Bank
ing, Shelby, N c.; 40l Sout'
St. Statesville, n. C.; Ler
or l67h West Main St.,
sc.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1908-06-20
V.o.t,rian L.uisIstors.

Vegetarian meals are a great success
IN the house Of commons. A special
vegetarian table d'hote has been pro
vided in the members dining room for
some time. Perhaps not more than q
dozen members adhere strictly to the
use Of no flesh, no FISH," but many
are adopting a dietary containing re-
duced consumption Of meat SIR James
Alfred Jacoby, chairman Of the kitchen
committee, began about the end Of last
session to cater for vegetarian dishes
which would appeal to members who
were not yegetarians he puts on the
table "the vegetarian dinner at i
shilling guests sixpenee extra" Of
which the following Is a sample menu:
Creme bonnie femme, omelette Lyon
nalse or curried eggs and rice. macs
rou an gratin or saute potatoes. MIX
pudding or rhubarb tart. bread cheese.
pat Of butter."-LOndon Tat1er.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1908-06-20
kreyitles
TIE Hall oF EkME.

AndreW carnsSieis ilh-.rv v,e,.
amount almost to Ss0.0e0.O00 -
Reginah Vsnderbut At colls<e n |.
SAID. wrote number Of poems Of more
thsn average merit
Thomas Pooley. eighty-ssx. Of Clare
mount N. h ucknowledges that he
made mistake n never marrying.
Secretary Taft win deliver the Ne.
nQrial day oFatia Ct GyRnrs tomb. on
ne Hudson river. New York. The
president may attend.
Senator julius C. Burrows Of Mich
ean was born IN Pennsylvania. served
VIA q PenszxlYauia regiment during
De civn var and received his academic
and law education IN Pennsylvania.
Ars. Olive Wentworth. who h eighty
nYe years old. e one Of the smartest
ed ladies' IN Woodman, N. b. She
does al OF her ho1sework, sewing ana
Knitting. besides caring for a large
lock OF hens.
One OF the few survivors Of the Mex
iean war residing In Connecticut il Ira
Chapman. eighty. Of wInsted. Mr..
ChHpman's grandfather. Robert Chap
man, was q Revolutionary soldier and
attained the age Of niEety-six.
James Dorr Of Worcester. Mass, sew
snty-three years Of age. dropped into a
bowling alley the other day and after
stating that Il was the fnsf time he had
boWled IN thirty-nVe years made m
average Of seven9-elght pins In eight
strings.
he sum ofs15o,O 900 was left to Hen.
y Baxendale IN England BY his IA
Tier II he would return 10 the P1ym
outh Brethren. but a. be had allied
himself with a Fraternity vowed to
the simple life he refused to accept the
bequeSt-
Angus Morrison Of Chicago suffered
the poverty Of riches when he visited
81 Louis recently with $500 In cash
IN his pockets. and Jet because Of q
BoIled shirt and dusty coat be was un-
able % obtain lodging. He was finally
locked up for safekeeping.
Bis majesty King victor Emmanuel
q Italy has conferred upon Harry St
George Tucker the degree Of eomman-
d4tore Of the Order Of the Crown Of
Italy In recognition Of the high regard
in which the latter Is held By Italian
Omeiais who were received BY him
while he was president OF the James
town exposition.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1908-06-20
Msw YOrk CITY.

An Of the immigrants who come to
New York are not steerage passengers.
The cabins brought rs, 10 last year.
New Yorkers are now moving faster
IN the direction OF owning their own
homes than ever before. InstaIlment
buyers are paying on contracts calling
for $25O.0O0,0O0.
Experience In the metropolis prompt
ed q coal dealer to say Of one Of his
customers. Il don't think that be Ia a
very wealthy man, because be pays
his bills as soon as present them"
Chief Derry Of the New York bureau
Of weights and measures reports that
5 per cent OF the sellers in the city
use false balances and measures and
that to sell coal one-Quarter short OF
the weight paid for is quite common
New York Herald.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1908-06-20
Home Notes.

In cleaning ribbons IT is better not to
iron them at all. Sponge with gasoline
or ether and wrap around large bot
fie.
Never Ill a lamp completely. II Il
b nlled IN cold room and then taken
into a warm one expansion VIII occur
and the oil WI overflow on the sides.
Finger marks disappear from var
nished furniture when sweet oil Is rub
bed on the spot and from oiled wood
Whes parafan Is used In the same way.
When a candle Is too small for the
socket OF the candestick and there Is
no time TO make a paper nlIer, Hight the
candle ana drop some Of the melted
grease into the socket then quickly
stick the candle in. and It VIII remain
Arm Is soon as the grease hardens.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1908-06-20


a, Marvsleus Prssrsss b Les Thar
q esasrstiea.
N the $4,000 telephones IN ne
throughout the world az present the
united States and Canada have more
tbau 100000. with other' countries
practically nowhere. 10 include Cana.
A Is indeed only complimentary. since
ne United States alone has about
6EOOO0 instruments out Of ne 6OO0..
600 IN use. More than 5000 towns
cities and villages IN this country nov
have telephone connections.
Many are the stranee ways N which
tits instrument. only one eeneratio1
Old. Is utilized in various para a. the
world In San Franclsco there a a
Chinese exchange while IN many or
the manufacturing towns of New Eng
land operatop are often eompened BE-
cause Of the mixed population which
depends upon the telephone to speak
two or three languages IN addition 70
English. Away over n the capital Of
Persia another novel use Of the tele-
phone IL found. There the shah, whom
Il Is practically impossible to see, has
allowed his subjects the right to ped
don By telephone A booth has been
set up IN the central square Of the city,
and there citizens can get their sov-
ereign's ear and demand their riEhts
IN & way as curious as Il Is new.
Each day q long line Of petitioners as
sembles at the booth Ct daybreak and
remains until shutdown, when Il a
closed
Indeed, the telephone q proving a
powerful democratic influence IN bring
ing together rulers and their subjects.
King Edward. the car and the Ger
man emperor are reached By this means
much more often than was formerly
possible. They are indeed fast becom-
ing more accessible than many. Of New
York's money kings whose telephone
numbers appear In no directory. the op-
orators being forbidden 10 reveal them
under any circumstHnces- Were this
not the case, It d said. the miIlionAlres
would be flooded with numberless calls
afeEery description. BY revealing their
numbers to only a few business and
personal associates this bother Is elm
mated. Another novel use Of the In
Etrument In New York Il the taking Of
testimony under oath By means OF It
The annual number Of teleph0Ds mes-
sages In the United States Is almost
Incredible, totalIng probably 7,5o0,000.-
900. Were one man 10 attempt 70
speak all these conversations 4 would
have been necessary for him 70 have
started about 1000 years before Christ
Ence the task, allowing three minutes
for each call. would occupy 5000 years.
Expressed differently, this number q
calls would give every man. woman and
ehild and even the babies IN arms IN this
country about 100 a yelr-a remark
able Indication Of the point Of develop
ment which the telephone has reached
IN its brief life Of thirty years - IN
organised business.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1908-06-20
The Ruusian WAY.

Grand Duke Michael Alexancr0Titeh.
the cars only brother. q bachelor and
nearly thirty years Of age, & having bis
INST affair Of the heart, but a. the lady.
whose name has not been made public.
y OF loWly birth the car has not only
refused bis assent bnt has ordered
nat she Be banished nom the country.
but with the intimation that the decree
WI be rescinded a. soon as the girl
nan have married q man Of her own
class. General Kauibars dellveted this
cruel message with such energy,
prOuptness and dispatch that Grand
Duke Michael's sweetheart ana her
parents departed from their estats VITA
y Stx houz-Argonaut
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1908-06-20
Rah and PoInt.

nssusas dOub5 bad vAsa 2 sp,ls
~ \ prpcsns.
II yc1 ct along Jon mugt - geli
$40; yel ean's alWayl b Wsig m
q eo1oHoE.
Arr man las uaAs q pg,1ks
- - fuund ~ ~ - 60 leag
A. tRs = ~
RhanoVor - ~ apSeA9 f1fgW
o ~ e 4 WliAosf - eoag ~
nnTlnnR. Pea hayo na6e 3 DoD1 -
so1lnsRt--Afrhi.pa 0lseA
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1908-06-20
Industrial RemG

Cazada has BEGIN - MAXI a plaaa
~ demand Tor alHnihilm Gtln ex-
0ss1B fhs supply.
RFus.ia's sine mines produee haR TIE
A.sef Ne World
A plant wm b established 1t m
Waukss. via, 70 make gas nrum ed
aEnW. eorneohA eonstalkz etc.
Germany takes TIE credit Cor having
- largest nadss union n TIE weird
n 4 composed q install workgn end
hfa me1DsnhiD 81 SS5ooo. b ntss
Dss1oru6n o. whom ars Nomen
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1908-06-20
The Gamy Trout.

Il epawns on the reefs.
II Is found On 18th continents.
Il = now artinciaIly prOpagated-
II belongs 70 the same genus as doe
the salmon.
When transported to warm waters Il
becomes tat and lazy.
Mr.. Bisherman likes Il beeause e ia
vey sporty procIiTities.
i Is at It's splendid best IN cool,
sparkling mountain streams.
There are msny varieties IN both
western and eastern waters
Il - omniyoroas. Everything from
3ackknlvee % eorncobs has been found
q - stomach Philadelphia Record
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1908-06-20

Some interesting parteulars ara new
available about TIE discovery a month
ago Of an extensive Frank cemetery q
AAine-St Paul IN Belgium. AZ the
Present time forty-fve separEts tomhs
nave been opened. and n twenty i've
o. them have been found ornaments IS
ven a. a good deal Of the black pot
~ typical Of the Merovingian period
Tnree Of the tombs seen % have been
reserved for women. 70 judgs from The
enaments found IN them. which in-
s.ooe bracelets brooches and rings
ne eemetery must have ben n use
I~ = long tine. e several dlEersnt
says Of plaeins the bodies ere n6tsa-
London Athe6aeum.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1908-06-20
rHE BRoAD Ak

- ~ saIS 1t shs ssIIOusns iS.s
A :. Tsrvalon. 1s4 ". S1St srssl
Cigar Store and News Stand
Geo. L Martin, maker Of ina cigars.
and news stand. S42 East S1st St
c H Green. cigars, tobacco and
news stand. z7IS State st.
MrA. Nellie Phelps, CIgArs, Motions
and News Stand. 1S1 W. 61St street
I. \ Halls uOag D1oeO -
LAzAAsS O1ea. "a IA -
Mrs. Aims A. Simpson, nsWs agsnt
1855 State street
W. 8. Cole, SS4 Thirtytarst street.
oIgars, tobacco and nsWB 0taAa
J. r Peters Cigars, robaeoo sAA
News Stand. 90 4 eth stnSsA
AErs. A 4 Baker. Not3ons 81 NsHs
Stand. 41S, ssh stTOsE
W. P. Johnson, Motion store al
News stand sT0l stats T.
TuE1R WTnIamP EAaxhg RaEIog
and NSwB elAad, BooS Afn0R ava
y p2xi4 a~. tobaec< ana 60
lesttqA@z. asa otAas =
c c MeLaia, eiEan, tobacco and
news stand spo6 State street
Ma 7 ". Hsdlsy ne ~. G1a =.
eigars, tobacco md neWs stand
lGrs. KathsrlnO r. Hamlet clRR
tobacco, snd tAhey gTOosEiS - 1sNs
Stlnd sos Arnoar ave.
~ A. johnson. nsFp gtsnd. elgs9
and tobacco fs13 STATE elrOOt
Ths hbprnR Nggs o. 10 laA-
dolph @. ps6oa 49,
ne standard Nsvs % ia v. ~
g. nv York. CITY. NJ
STANDARD News Company. - W
iSsth strse4. New York CO. y =
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have even undsEstood sfsetrcilT, -
wires eoreSponding % oaE oNn tsl<
Eraph wires have ben tOnA ,
EUptS
That may be- anSRsroa Pat nut
ehe fact that 10 Rfrss hare booR eoun8
N Ireland proves bsyond . deeht that
ths Irish were n ths haiti e uIlng
wireless teIegraphyS - Ph1adslphia
Tadnae.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1908-06-20

. We are az potential llninals.- VA
= Startling statement mads b DR..
Aoert Wilson % deeply infsresled
seaienee at re Eociolozlcll soels.y.
Z We had bad tie here1Iy al sons8
= nese pear people lpri1cner o. Il
se had had he enfir1 e. { We shouIf
ave :. done the sane e fke1. s.-London
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1908-06-20

sRohsrt, thls spelling pspsr = ys1
pooE. eompsatned TIE eman beyil
tlaeAp.. Nearly syssg NeEa > 80.
q Wrcng.S
II wouldn't have ben - haAs ~
t.sfBd Robert sbut Annis coEected
no paper. and shs's mad q M snd
eor 0Eery litfis lsttsr that got Wrons
- erased cut ths whole Vusa--ED-
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1908-06-20

O1EEsr-The god paE1on tnld NJ !
Gnsuld always bs tying % M ~ NJ
o1uDw man.
11otDrunod- did yon angW91
CoEs1r-I tnla him void put 9
asosD On NO nufomohlls e Ehs eaI.sl
oDsfrni.1~ chieaeo NsHA
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1908-06-20

@Thaf nsW clerk q yours 3 rafhpr
Fersetla Isn't her said TIE drumner.
sIbat's what replied the Yiliags
merchant. .He makes three a. f1u
fIHerent kinds OF 4 fool az hl11elf
srcz7 Detroit TEibuna
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1908-06-20

Of war.
The request OF Emperor Francis 10
seph 10 his people TO celebrats the six-
tisth anniversary OF his reign. II they
Wish 20 celebrats at al. By @dolng good
b the people" has been regarded BY
Dr.. Hermann Flsehe, large landown-
e. near CzernoWItE, who has given
10000 tronen Tor the erection Of q
ehildrenas hospital AZ Csernowitz to
commsmorats ths Francis Joseph jubI-
lee. r 7'
A record n tieer shooting e surely
establlshed 81 TIE feat Of bis hIghness
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Blhadur. helf apparent Of BBopaL Il
y reported hat b recently killed nine
tigers IN two days. Once "a 4 single
beat Of q jungle four tigers appeared
ana were slot dead "a I've minutes
ma on tie second occasion I've dger7
tan to his hishnesF rife - one night
UFer one I'm.
Vienna had added the Ecrd -ssttie
ments 70 i1 vocabulary because 20
German word. eaye tie Meme Frele
Presss. can properly describe the new
RESTITUTION which has been established
b TIE odhkirfs 81 tie eity. II =
nouss With garden where children
are taken care Of whlle their parents
are AZ work. The settlement house Is
fashioned eftef SINCLAIR places b Ing
lard and 1mersct. ard TIE people who
have Visited h are enthusiastic sboqt i
and desienats Il a. 4 practical ehef-