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The Greeley tribune., 1908-07-29
WEDDINGS
Stender-RObertSOn

Miss Edith C. Slender of Eaton
and Joseph H. Robertson of Key
tesville, Mo-, were married today
at the home of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Slender of Eaton.
Reverand E. Payne of the paptist
church officiated.
There were few guests and
the immediate relatives present.
After a dainty wedding supper had
been served, the couple left for a
short tour of the state.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-07-29
A Barrel At A Time

We buy our potato chips in
barrel lots, and sell so many that
1t keeps us opening new barrels
that means they are always fresh
also extra good.
For hot weather u n c h e s,
nothing is more appetizing; and
Just now-1nade from the best of
California new potatoes-they are
especially SO.
BY the pound, ,------2Sc
Sold in quantities to suit pur-
chaser. TRY EN-
The Greeley tribune., 1908-07-29
SEWER NO. "A REFRESHMENTS, A

SEWER NO. "a ASSESSMENlo'
Notice Ia hereby given that the Snw. an
er No. "a, in block O2, to be $469.61 aie the
the amount to be sssessed againsssS cts.
per shutting foot. Council viii meet On On
Tuesday evening. August -. ln,s. lp1I' II
hear objections To such Assessmeh'''
j. b. PATTON. City Clerk
The Greeley tribune., 1908-07-29
WHEAT HOAX
HAS EXPLODED

CONTINUED from First page)
The Greeley tribune., 1908-07-29
ScOtt-Evans

A pretty wedding took place to-
day at the home of Mrs. Mary Scott,
1011 Sixth street, when her daugh-
ter, Lydia became the bride of Fred
Evans
The wedding was a home affair
and was marked throughout with
quiet simplicity. The ceremony which
was performed at IL O'Clock by Dr.
j. A. Davis, of the Methodist
church was witnessed only by rela-
tives and intimate friends of the
family.
Fragrant sweet peas were used in
great profusion in the decorations.
The bridal party stood in an arch
way of green and white lattice work
outlined with sweet peas and banked
at the back and sides with ferns
and sweet peas. Above was sus-
pended wedding bell of white sweet
peas.
The bride wore a beautiful dress
of white net elaborately trimmed
with insertion and white satin rib
bon.
A splendid wedding dinner was
served by Miss Miller, assisted by
Mamie Scott and Mae Thompson.
The bride has spent her life in
Greeley and has innumerable friends
as she is charming young lady,
with sweet disposition and a mod
est retiring nature.
The groom was in business here a
number of years and is highly es-
teemed by his associates.
The couple left this afternoon on
wedding journey. Their destina-
tion is unknown and as Mr.. Evans
business plans are still unsettled,
their place of residence is still un-
decided.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-07-29
Nel.Rtt

Miss Ora Dorothy Neel and Ed
mond Lett were married this after
noon at the home of Mrs. George
Keller.
The ceremony was performed at 2
o'clock by DR.. J. A. Davis. The
guests included 20 intimate friends
of the bride. Sweet peas and palms
were used in the decorations and
the ceremony was performed before
a bank of palms and under we'd
ding bell of white sweet peas.
The bride was attired in a cream
silk dress.
Following the ceremony a repast
was served.
The bride has made Greeley heI
home for many years and is a gradu-
ate of the high school and Normal
She has brien, face and
many admirable qualities which have
made for her warm friends where
ever she goes.
The groom is the secretary for q
mining company and the couple will
live at Romeo, Colorado.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-12-05
How to Tell a Mad Dog

Hydrophobia is really so rare
a"d so terrifying that its symp-
toms and treatment are little
understood. AS a matter OF fact. -.
the commonly accepted express
sion of madness in dog is often
misleading. The real mad dog
does not shun water, as it is said
On the contrary, mad dogs often
rush TO the water and drink
eagerly, if they are able to swal-
low. The mad dog does not
froth at the mouth 1t does not
run amuck, snapplna at every
thing in its path. What, then,
are the indications of a mad dog?
10 those familiar with Il given
dog the snrest symptom and the
one which should excite the
closest attention is distinct and
unaccountable change in thedog's
dlsposltion-a staid dog becom-
ing excitable and frIsky one
dull. That condition does not
necessarily mean rabies, but is
suspicious, AMI if, in addition.
the dog has trouble in swallow
lng-as though he seemed TO
have bone In his throa be-
ware /! That dog should be in
stantly tied up, because if it be
rabies, it takes but dav or
two Tor ferocious Instincts 10 de.
velop. The unmistakable evi.
deuce, however, ot dog with
the rabies, is the sticky, whitish
saliva which covers the teeth and
shows on the drawn lips. The
eyes glare and are red; the dog
has paroxysms of running fury,
during which it barks hoarsely,
which alternate with periods Of
temporary exhaustion.-Outing
Magazine.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-12-05
Already Out for Governor---
featherstone to Run in
Next Campaign

Laurens special in The Colum.
bia State: Hon. G. G. Feather.
stone of this city announced de
fnitely this morning that he
would be candidate for Cover.
nor of South Carolina in the
next campaign, 1910.
1t is remembered that Mr.,
Fea'herstone declared his caudi.
dacy at the opening of,this years
campaign but withdrew because
OF the promised stand of Gov
Ansel on the liquor question;
that is the Governors advocacy
of platform that was step to.
ward State wide prohibition. Mr.
Ansel had been governor for on.
ly one term, ,andthere were thou
sands who deemed him worthy
OF second term because of his
successful fight against the old
Stale dispensary. Oonseq uently
Mr.. Featherstone deemed it in
advisable to oppose Mr.. Ansel
at that time and withdrew from
the race, at The same time an
noUncing his continued advocacy
of State wide prohibition and his
willingness to keep up the fight.
In view of the growing senti.
ment for State wide prohibition,
ana the fact that one. half of the
counties In the State have al
ready voted prohibition and be
heving that the time has come
In the political life of the State
for such a campaign, Mr.. Feath-
er5tone announces that he will
make the race on a platform for
Statewide prohibition.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-12-05
CASTOR News.

Rav. K. h. Small gave lis one
of his excellent sermons Thanks
giving.
Farmers are preparing land
for next crop and sowing grain.
Our basket supper was "a greet
success. We realized $50 9S. Toe
cake was given to one oi our
popular school girls, Miss n
nle She ane. The amount b.
Sained from sale OF cake was
$2O.l6.
MIR. Allen Cmmminger, from
Lancas er, was visitor here
Inanks living
Miss Mae Bel Ciimminger
from kershaw, visited her pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Grim
min ger, las Thursday and Fri
daS.
Our rchoo! has splendid at
tendance We have enrolled 80
pupils this year. J f. ).
Heath Springs, S. G. Dec I9OS
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-12-05
ACT QUICKLY.
Delay In Lancaster Has Been Dan
gerouS,

Do the right thing at the right time
Act quickly iii times OF danger
BAckache ~ kidney danger
Doan Il Kidney Pills act quickly
Cure all distressing dangerous kidney
ills
Plenty OF evidence to prove this
} Nackerell, living on Main st. York
vile. G, says: For over II year suf.
fered from attacks of backache and pains
through the region of my kidneys The
secretions were not always natural in ap-
pearance and decided to try reliable
kidney remedy. thinking that my troable
arose from these organs 1 began using
Doan - Kidney Pills and 1 am feeling a
great deal better The pains have distp
peared and have been free from that
dull dragging feeling 10 not hesitate to
recommend Doan's Kidney Pills as re-
liable remedy"
For sale by ell dealers. Price 90 cents.
Foster Milburn Co, Buffalo. New York.
sole agents for the United States
Remember the name Doan's-and take
no other. IS.le
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-12-05
Atlanta's Mayoralty Elec-
tion--Maddox Wins out.

Atlanta, Ga. 2.-Robart f.
Maddox WAS elected mayor of
Atlanta to dav by majority OF
more than 5000 votes over James
u. Woodward, regular Demo
cratic nominee and twice Mayor
OF that city Maddox carried
every ward N the city excep,
the third and fifth. The election
passed off quietly
Thus ends the most unusual
and exciting campaign Atlanta
has ever experienced. Although
Woodward was declared the nom
inee OF the democratic primary
election, held in September, he
did not receive the support of
OF the Democratic organization
IN the city and many OF those
who supported him in the primary
cast their ballots in to days cleo.
ton for Maddox, who was pro
claimed the citizens nominee
at mass meeting held on Nov
emoer 9Th, as public protest
against al eyed immoral conduct
OF woodward subsequent to his
nomination at the primary.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-12-05
Pleasant Valley News.-A
Coming Marriage.

lnylt atlons announcing The
marriage of Miss Helen Winifred
Harris, daughter OF Mrs. Nj. J.
Harris, to Mr.. Charlie Tol olrence,
were issued few days ago. The
marriage will be solemuized at
the Pleasant Hill Methodist
church on the evening Of Decem-
ber ffieen,h and will be wit.
messed by a 'arge crowd of ad-
miring friends OF this popular
young couple
Since the opening of the game
season it has developed that par
trdges are very scarce. Some
attribute the acarcity to the
floods Of last summer and som
to the depredalions of lawless
and unsuitable hunters of last
season. We rather think that
the last named cause is the prin-
ciPal one, and we favor very
much the enactment OF more
stringent game laws. We think
that the one proposed by Mr..
James Henry Rice to have every
hunter procure an annual license
to hunt, even on his own land,
is a good one. The birds, fish
and game are the property of
the State and there should be
laws 10 protect them as such.
Mrs. John Collins, who has
been i'll with fever for several
weeks, is now cohvalescent
Mr.. and Mrs. S. l. Patterson
visited relatives in Monroe last
week. 5. h. b.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-12-05
Arkansas Towns Peril---
Making an Apparently
Hopeless. Struggle.

Fine Bluff, Ark Dec. q
Following an ail-night struggle
against the encroachments OF the
Arkansas river, citizens OF Pine
Bluff renew we'd the apparantlv
hopeless struggle to-day. The fate
OF the property aggregating prob.
ably 100000 is in The balance
All teams that can be pressed in.
to service are hurrying willow
and pine branches 10 the river
where hundreds of men are work.
Ing hard weaving mats and push.
ing these into the river, hoping
to form a temporary barrier
against the flood. A section of
land north of court house walls
lO feet wide and 100 leet long
Is moving slowly toward the riv,
er. The Kitchen of the residence
OF q. G. Brockway slid into the
river late last night. The entire
river front is unsafe even for
pedestrians. Citizens of Pine
Bluff late to-day wired President
Roosevelt 10 intercede in behalf
OF TINS city 10 get permission
from the Secretary of war to di-
vert the channel of the Arkansas
river here.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-12-05
Clemson Hazers Suspended,

Anderson special in Charlotte
observer As the result of
httle hazing-test held at Clemson
College Two weeks ago. in which
Howard Ciark, son of Mr.. w. A.
Clark, of Florence, was severely
bruised and otherwise mstreated..
three students have been sus-
pended. Mr.. Clark was here to
day on his return from Clemson.
where he went to relnstate his
son and to appear before The fac.
ulty. He said that all is settled
now and that no more hazing is
expected for a time at least.
Young Clark had been at home,
since the hszing occurred.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-12-05
Roosevelt Classics $1,000
Postofflces--Reported that
Intention is to Give Negroes
Jobs.

Washington special in the
News and Courier: The order
OF President Roosevelt, issued
to-day, whereby more than Is,
ooo fourth class postmasters in
IN all parts of the United States
are to be placed in the classified
service, has caused the biggest
KIND OF stir among Senators
and congressman who have come
to Washington to attend the an.
preaching session, and none have
oeen found who are willing to
night to express an opinion on
It's results or as to what they be-
ileve the real purpose of the move
is.
1t is understood by some that
the purpose of the plan is to
break the solid South and to give
the negro an opportunity to get
ofhce along with the white man.
II Is being understood that with
The administration strongly Re-
publican there would be an ex-
cellent opportunity for the for.
mer 10 secure many well-payins
offices all Through the South
which. would not be the case in
the North and East, where the
proportion OF negroes to the
white population is relatively
small. This may or may not be
tAe real purpose, AS future events
will doubtless show, but thers
Is much mystery surrounding
the new orders.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-12-05
Chicago Woman Poisoned
Herself and Child at a
Memphis Hotel.

memphis, Tenn Dec. 2.-One
OF the occupants, a woman. dead
and her Z year.old daughter DIV.
ing, the distorted features and
blackened mouths of both where
poison had touched, bearing the
mute evidence of the means. was
the sight which greeted the at.
taches who, attracted by the cries
of the child, burst into the apart.
ment OF local hotel early today.
The woman was lying on the
1oor, disrobed. The child was
on a bed and nearby was the
empty vial from which the moth.
er had evidently after admins.
terlng the drug-carbolic acid
to the child, swallowed the re.
mainder. The child was remoy-
ed to "a hospital where it died
some hours later.
The woman registered last
night as "Mrs. Schmitt, Hot
Springs, Ark. >" and after deposit
ing Jewels valued at $500 with
The clerk the two retired TO their
apartments. Early to-day the
night watchman heard the feeble
cries OF the child when led to
The srnesome discovery.
Among the effects of the wo.
man were found an insurance
policy and other papers bearing
The name of Teresa Errington.
WOMAN THE WIFE OF oHIcAGoAN
Chicago, Dec, 2.-Nicholas
Z. Errlngton, 242 Schiller street.
when informed OF the Memphis
occurrence, said that the woman
must have been his wife, Thersa
Lereg Errington, and he prepar-
ell 10 60 at once TO Memphis
tie said that she had no possible
motive that he knew OF ior com
mltting suicide, although she
had been in poor health for some
time. Said he:
with our little girl she was
going to Hot Springs, where | was
to have joined them. Theresa
was not well and we hoped that
the trip would do her good. If
1t is true that she has taken her
lie | can only think that de-
spondency over her i'll health
prompted her to the act. She
was usually of cheerful dispo.
siton.'
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-12-05
Carmack Case Postponed

Nashville, Tenn, Dec. g.
On application by the defense
the trial of Col. Duncan b. Coop
or, Robin Cooper, and ex Sher-
if John ID. Sharp, indicted for
the murder OF former United
States Senator Edward w. Car
mack, has been postponed until
the January term of court. The
case had been set for trial Dec
emb Der Sth.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-12-05
Orangeburg County Man
Dies of Hydrophobia.

Fort Motto specia in The State:
About three weeks ago a small
dog owned by Richard Penniug-
ton was running his chickens.
lie proceeded to catch the dog
and punish it for the offense.
While whipping the dog, he was
bitten on the hand. At the time
there appeared tn be nothing
wrong with :he dog, but subse-
quently it died. HE family
tried TO prevail on his taking the
koon treatement, which he did
not do.
he was taken sick on Sunday
and died this morning.
Drs. Wolfe, Fairey and SYM
mes pronounced it a genuine
casesof rabies
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-12-05
Many True Bills in Night
Rider Gases

Union City, Tenn. Dec. a.
The county grand jury to-day
returned sixty-two true bills in
the night-rider cases, directing
the clerk of the court to keep
'secret all names until the iudicr.
ments are recorded The reason
for the secrecy is that a mum Der
OF those indicted have not vet
been arrested.
young negro named Crockett, son
OF Sam Crockett, had his foot cut of
by train at kershaw Thursday after
noon.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-12-05
Notice OF Application for Dis
charge.

Notice is hereby given that the un.
dersigned, as executor of the estate of
Eliza j. Croxton, deceased will on the
4th day of January, 1909, make his
hnal return and settlement AS such ex-
ecutor and apply to the Probate Court
or Lancaster County for his final dis
charge. &c. CROXTON
Executor estate Eliza }. Croxton, de
ceased.
Dec. 5, 1908.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-12-05
ROCK HILLS BAD NIGGER.
Policeman Langley, Former
Lancastrian, has Close
Call in Struggle with Des-
perate Negro.

Rock Hill special in G charlotte
Observer Of Wednesday,: 1t is
seldom that the officers of the
law have customer 60 deal with
that is as downright mean and
treacherous as Harper Williams,
colored, of this city. His alb
sence from the chaingang is of
short duration, and his crimes
consist OF petty thieving, fighting
and resisting arrest. 1t can be
truthfully said of the negro that
ne Is no coward. Some time ago
Harper got a grip at the Carroll
ma Hotel that did not belong to
him, and he has been in hiding
until Officer Langley scented
hlm early Sunday morning at
his brothers. house in the lot in
rear of r. w. Crawford's store
Mr.. Langley, knowing the negro
to be dangerous character
waited his time and when Har-
per stepped out OF the door Mr..
Langley laid hold from behind
Harper was not to be outdone so
easily, and he whirled around
with a sweeping blow at The Do
liceman, who also made a pass
with his club. The negro dodg-
ed and as he came up he had
his gun out and pointing it at
the officer snapped it several
times. Seeing il would not fire
Harper made a dive for the cor
ner of the building, reaching it
before Officer Langley succeeded
in securing his gun. The OF.
hcer fired four shots at the flee
ing negro, without effect.
The officers rode out of the
yards on the early morning trains
thinking perhaps Harper would
try and board one, and so he
did. AS the train due to leave
at 6 80 for Marion was passing
tne hpcK Hill Buggy Company's
plan Williams empted 90
board 1T, but failed and again
went 10 the toll timber. 1t was
not until late Sunday evening
that he was located at the old Il
j. Garrison place, about five
miles from Rock Hill. Chief
Partlow and officers Miller and
Eubanks secured two army rifles
and went after the desperado.
When flushed be gave the officers
lively chase, the officers open
ing fire with the result that Har
per caught a bullet in vital
spot-his which brought
him down. He was safely Iodg-
ed behind the bars and will have
several serious charges to face
at the next criminal term of
court. Officer Miller had a des
pera'e struggle with this negro
several months ago, bu, sue
ceeded In beating him into sub.
MISSION with his club.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-12-05

liberal reward will be paid for any
information regarding the whereabouts
OF cupid. oh where is he.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-09-30
The Science Of a Long Life.
By FRANCIS OMER.

Why should we not be thankful? Why should
we not be thankful always? For life a divine
gift, with high destination; for the means of pc,
fecting and enriching character should be pro
foundly thankful Life is worth living if ONLY to
see and enjoy the beauties OF nature; those mys-
FERROUS charms which ntermingled through
the universe. Whose eye is not attracted? Whose
heart not touched by vision of heavens wide
arch, glorious with the suns returning march?
Friendship that anchor on lifes changeabe sea
who would resign it for the gift of countless worlds?
A single friend is more valuable than a planet
transformed into glitterng diamond
Human nature is impelled by affections of graft
tude Every channel to the soul is illuminated by
some ray, some manifestation of goodness. Like
the sun shining into dark, damp WE'LL so each
ray of goodness is charged with healing virtue and
consequently produces healthful atmosphere for
the souls deep we'll This may it seems to me- an
propriately be called the atmosphere of gratitude
TO be thankful is the science of long life DE-.
YOU not remember Doctor Willett the apostle OF
sunshine, also what he had to say? Himself
though elShty-flve. a living example. He who
would love life and see good days, let him refrain
his tongue from evil and his lips that they speak
no guile Let the heart be thankful and the Inns
will speak good words
Mr. Edwin Lee, of Alliance, O.. saws: ITO live
long one should drink much sour milk" but |
healthful attitude, disposition not to be un-
periences.
To be unthankful is vulgar: be thankful is to
be courteous. 1t does not cost much but is the
best insurance policy the market. Be your own
agent. See if it pays.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-09-30

once there beeno
young loves but these
mat no one had felt
The male end OF this Who firmly
believed
he vas mani of men
He still
ears he sailed daily
of
the Love
All would have we'll
married and lived happily
been for certain drawbacks the little
MEMORIES could distinctly recall the time
Inc youths would
springs falling In love with thing
other virtues parents Set
Importance of remembering gentle;
and dlsked
OF Knight
Father
This the
even II the whole world
The whole world
dwlln
the balance
bedslat had
sailor he
around pnn& of
Laura the
Matters along
he Loves
boy to work in the New York
au pioneering about The whole business If
monkey himself his
that was entirely their affair Evidently family
feel
was a
1t looked bad all
dd
of
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-09-30

tell YOU lots OF nice things about the friend in
TACT get you very much interested, interested
that you begin saving money perhaps, and reading
the Flats for Rent ads, then go to the friend
and queer you? Never.
Another. Would man promise to go to the
heater with you and then refuse at the last minute
because you wore a tuxedo and low shoes instead
OF full dress and button shoes? After you had
cut your lunches from fifteen to five cents too so
as to get good seats. Never!
Suppose you took girl out canoeing and there
was one large moon in evidence, also few stars
one mosquito (same one that gets into your room
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-09-30

who hears nothing elevating nothing but vileness
and crime, is 1T any wonder he steals or worse?
Isn't there some excuse for him? Suppose you had
been unfortunate enough to have been born under
such conditions. Wouldn't YOU too have been fol
lowing the same pursuits?
Even you take a certain delight in little near
crime Now calm yourself do too. and it is not
going to be as bad as it sounds Honor bright
don't you feel pleased when you cheat the street
car conductor? Don't you feel tickled to death
when you get your telephone call through without
dropping in your nickel? All you bet you do and
so do the most of us
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-09-30

Another statement that | shake hands with the
scientist on: Women, they claim ARE more
cruel than men," Right! From on will
have only men readers.
Would a man paste womans love letters all
over the wall of his room, and then invite all of
his friends in to a tea-party and sociable little
reading and criticsing entertainment? All because
she gave him taHy instead of chocolate drops?
Never know girl that did that and if YOU can
beat 1t in cruelty you an expert.
Would man take you TO see a charming friend