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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1910-07-06

ward, j. l..
Wilder, Julian D.
Wilson, J. B.
Yeadon, Miss Daisy.
Subscription Friday Night.
Auld, D. J.
Axson, w. ].
Barnett, H.
Brown, NJ. E.
Burkett, M. o.
Bateman, A. NJ.
Butt, r. L.
Brown, Miss 8. A.
Colender, s. w.
Chandler, J. e. w.
Chandler, c. M.
Creech, F. B.
Churchill, r. S.
Commander, J. p.
Cheyne, Walter.
DeLorme, w. NJ. Jr.
DuRant, Mrs. A. G.
Dawkins, J. c.
DuRant, Miss Kate.
Dickson, Miss Alice.
Duncan, Waddy T.
Davis, D. M.
Dinkins, w. s.
Dickson, E. LeGrand.
DuRant, A. c.
Eldridge & Hall.
Emanuel, c. L.
Ellis, Miss Sallie G.
Edmunds S. H.
Flowers, w. H.
Gregory, Harry L.
Cash, s. A.
Harrell, Ellen T. (Miss)
Hatchell, John.
Harper, J. D.
Hodge, E. B.
Hurst, Geo. H.
Holman, F. K...
Hardy, H. J.
Hardy, Mrs. E. H.
Ingram, John F.
Jenkins. T. B.
Josey, M. S.
Josey, w. J.
Jones. Mrs. A. j.
jones, ]. L.
Jones, J. B.
James, ]. T.
Zones, c. E.
Jackson, J. w.
Jennings, l.. D.
Kennedy, r. B.
King, J. Lem.
Loyns, Edgar.
Little, j. P.
Long, o. C.
Lawrence, H. J.
Levy, Julian H. Jr.
Lide, c. d.
LeSeSne, A. L.
McCOllum, H. w
Mcclellan, r. F.
McCutchen, w. L.
Noise, E. w. Jr.
Moore, J. S.
Manning, r. I.
Moore, NJ L.
Moore, A. c.
Memminger, Judge r. W.
Mood, DR.. ]. A.
Mason, c. T.
Morris, w. P.
Miller, Leo.
Muller, Willie.
Merrimon, A. s.
Muldrow, H. D. G.
Nettles, o. B.
Nolen, S. Marvin.
Plowden, Douglas.
Phillips, L. B.
Phillips, w. r.
Parker, E. w.
Parker, s. Walter.
Papilin, H. w.
Parrott, Mrs. e. F.
Pierson, M. ].
Richardson, G. E.
Richardson, J. B.
Rhame, c. L.
Reid, J. F.
Richardson, J. S.
Ryttenberg, Abe.
Sanders, Augustus.l
Smith, T. N.
Stansill, Eugene.
Sandstrom, 0. E.
Shuler, E. S.
Scarborough, r. G.
Shirer, 1. II.
Smith, c.. Capers.
Shaw, Willie.
Scarborough, T. A.
Thompson, A. c..
Tindal, II. D.
Thomas j. Elliott.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1910-07-06
Boys Work.

Brinkley, Belle (Miss).
Burns. Willie.
Bradford, L. 3.
Brunson, 1. n.
Brunson, Nita.
Bennett, c. C.
Boon, T. M.
Brown, D. Allen.
Bradford, Lou.
Boyle, Edwin.
Baker, w. P.
Barrett, ]. NJ.
Bradwell. r. S.
Brown. d. w.
Cash.
Chandler. Jas. J.
Cooper. Julius.
Chandler. Frank.
Cuttino. Eugene.
Cox, J. w.
Cuttino & Mcknight
DesChamps, English.
Delgar, Ollie.
Dinkins, Lizzie.
DeLorme, B. X
DuRant, Miss Marie.
Dunno. Eddie A.
Dick, H. Noble.
DesChamps, c. E.
DesChamps, ]. Wilcox.
Dougherty. Robt. Lee.
Duff1e. John B.
Edens, Curtis.
Edens. Ellen (Mlss.)
Elliott. R. NJ.
Folsom, J. B.
Folsom, L. w. Jr.
Flowers, w. P.
Gibson, Ewing.
Gordon, Ben.
Gregg, Miss Theo.
Gentry, Walter.
Gardner, H. l..
Graham, Mrs. G. u.
Hurst, Geo. Jr.
Hurst, Craig.
Hill, Mrs. M. J.
Haynsworth, H. Clarence.
Hood, r. S. Jr.
Haynsworth, r. F. Sr.
Haynsworth, w. F. B.
Haynsworth, Alex T.
Idol, Tiny.
Jenkins, c. B.
King, J. E.
Keels, E. T.
Kavanaugh, Chas. G.
Lewis, John A.
Lampley. R. F.
Lawrence, J. Motto.
Lovette, Miss Leola.
Manning. ]. A.
Manning, B. d.
Mckay, Robt.
Moore. Robt.
Morris, j. v.
Myers. Marion.
Maye, Daulton.
Maroon, c. B.
Mcclure, Joe.
Mellett, Miss Merriam.
Morris, John G..
Mitcham, Davis D.
Nigels, Fred E.
Nash. J. F.
Owen, Miss Jennie H.
Owen. Miss Dorothy.
Owen, ]. A.
Purdy, ]. I.
Pate, Marion.
Phelps. H. M.
Phelps, B. B.
Phillips, Cassay J.
Powell. Edwin A.
Randle. Maurice.
Richardson, Irvine.
Randle. Edwin.
Rafaeld, F. d.
Richardson. Chas e.
Rhame. E. H.
Raffield. E. d.
Rhame. William E.
Rowland, Earle.
Shaw. Whit
Shaw. Clifford.
Scarborough, James.
Ghou,
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1910-07-06

There is no sanctuary of virtue
like home.-Edward Everett.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-03
la stvaeiitp.. en- Cledia

Segiin eouaEniean dess3e Atenas acen-
tnase la rivahdad entire los Oficiales del
ejercito de terra y los marRn0s-
En- ell peri6dico ssKronos' 6rgano de
la Lga militar, ha apareesdO un articulo
que es una yerdadera. intimaei6n- :.
En- el Sc declara que La prensa grle-
ga debe abstenerse de glorificar, como
10 viene hacienda. al teniente Typaldos y
4 los denas oficiales rebelies-,
La marina, desaprueba aitamente los
actos reaInados por Ia Liga militar, que
es i1stsqlnaento obediente de La Oficiali-
dad del ejercito de terra
Tynaldos adelant6se & los aconteei-
mientos fracaso en- su rebellion porque
esta fu6 extemporanea peE0 La mayoria
de los ,narinos aprueban io iieeho en- 10
mas hondo de su alma Y sileneiosamente
sc preparan para la lucha deelsiva-
Ilo mas grave para la Laga militar es
que eomienza forrnarse EN- su seno I'm
grnpo de oficiaies enemig0S de que Ell
eiercito iuteryenga en- Las cuGStiones po
liticas-
Dicho grupo, aunque t0dRayia no sc ha
entendido con los marines, e0neluira Sc
guramente por apoyarles asa que exte-
rioricen sus puntos dc vista de rRodo que
no deJen lugar dudas~
Este duelo entire las fuerz2s dc mar y
las de terra no interesa al pueblo nj los
politicos, que sc deditaR Il ser sus espec-
tadores
Eel Rey, que ha temdo en- estOs meses
que dejar hacer, pues las circumstances
lie imronian, nal de-su grsadO, esa con
ducta, saldra beneiciado pOr ei antago-
nislno latente entire la Marina y ell Ejer
cit0
Cuando Ia Liga mihtar lie impuso ell
cruel sacrifcio de separar del Ej6rcito
a los principes de su famiiiar crey6 que la
nacion le abandonaba.
Pero gran parte del pueblo griego,
cansado del mihtarismo y de la preston
que en- la vida pubhca ejcrcen los oficia-
les, conienza volver sus oIos al monar
ca exeitarlc que aproveehe la oca
sion Y restablezca la discipline en- ell
Ej6rcito.
81 ell rey Jorge Sc atrcyicsa clio, con-
taria seguramente con ei ,apoyo de la
escuadra, en- el momentO eritico Sc ad
heririan a asta los oticiaIes del grupo
disdente de Ia Glga, que mas arriba
nos referimoS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-03
-(27,

-Procura servir tn de dversi6n-diio Gustavo Sc
Vcrrmente.
i OH No sOspecha que estoy riendo de e. Los hom
bres muy vanoos anes pensaro todo que que
nadie puede reirse de ellos.
i Que cOnocimentos mas profundos!-djo Gustavo
mirada de fraterna ronia.
Lo basante para conocerOs Pero ahf vene el captain
Cathcart nvtarme Rosalia pierdas compass Gle
este delicioso valsi
Diez minutes despues me encuentro de nuevo junto
Olivia esta esperanto que Federico traga
bette. -
AHf esta el sujeto de antes Olivia. aquel que habl
el coronel Rollesors
ST; va lie 81 que le eonozco nj creo que
he "a captain Cathcar Verad que muy gapo
Liar He vsto pocos hombres tan heruOsos.
Muy guapo, conteste yo. otservando al des
e0nocido
De preguntara Catalina Rallestons como Sc llama
dijo Olivia.
sc marcho pareja.
Media hora despues fui invitada por seor cyo nom
bre recuerdo para e sguente val mentrs hablaba
dtraamente ell ioven Rolestons vi de pronto des
conOcido que contemplab eseudrnadores ojos
Kmpez6 Ell baGle si mi pareia terminado me sai6
Gustavo al encuentro diio seTalando dcreamente
-s Bs aquel su hemoso galane
-Si,-conteste- Sabe usted como sc namaq
-Gerando Baxter. buen pintor 81 no fuera tan
perezoso.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-03

hi coraz6n alto yivamente IIabra descuberto ell
bio de las flores
Pero no; ogo eI portazo ola al salr veo pasar
Mrs Wanchope sin la rneEOr ateracon
Me pongo los guantes tomo el abanco, espero que
vengan por mi.
i Onerda Mia eres la muchacha mas linda del salon
La observation como pOdra suponerse, es de Olivia
-Asi go 10 he dicho-aTlade Gustavo que ha ballad5
conmgo ell primer vals
i No dgas tonteriasl Quien cabaero que aea-
ba de ahoraY
Estabamos pr6ximos & de las prrertaS
Gustavo Olivia voIveron La cabeza
Que cabalIeroq-pregImt6 Olivia afr1nanlose los lem
teS
oh ha pasadO va no lie podrss yer Ell
tire la gente.
l'or que su dad2-pregunt6 Gustavo-t ienla
aIgo de notable2
Era notablemente guapo. sencillamente
i Oh-dijo Gustavo
t Conozco adu tod0 el munto.-1iio Olivia, echando
una mira1a circnTar-Cusndo lie seiaameO casl
o'le te divartir&s tanto como manifesas.
= Oh. 81 =. crco que 81.
-vo me estoy entretenendO aquel amigo-dio Oil
va jndicando con Ia vista & Ultima pareja
Us de 10 mas simple. puedes fgurare que objeto
de diversion
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-03
Hotel P Y'1s
CALLE MENDEZ vIGO Mum. 1zf
MayagIez.
MayagIez.

Situado este establecimiento en- x@s
centro de La calle Mendez Vige, coE
I'M jardin al frente, IS el que reuDe
mayores ventajas y comodldades para
los senores viajeros, y Ell ue cuentsa
con meiores habitaciones frescas, ven-
tiladas, magnificos banos y duchas.
- Comidas 4 todas horas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-03

PAIL fAEA CLGARRILLoa
Gle e1ta en- 81
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-28
MISS SYLVIA DEVER,

GolJie opal Deyer came to her
lcath from drinking chloroform in her
room at o'clock this morning at the
Central Hotel ON North Main st.
Miss Dever was a very charming
roung lady, age rs years, II months
md II days Miss Sylvia, a sister OF
ioldie Dover. was at her bedside
when she came to her end Sylvia vs.
. younger sister They came 10 Tulsa
lbout two weeks ago from Ninita
where they had been employed foI
he past month
Parents OF the Dcvcr girl were mo-
flied at an early hour this morning
md win arrive on a late train this
'voning The. sister and parents viii
lccompanv the remains to Kansas for
Iurial In the Mt olive cemetery Miss
Devcr attempted 10 drink chloroform
lbout three months ago but did not
uccced
Miss Goldic had made threats all
Turing the day Friday of taking her
1fe but no one had paid any partlc-
liar attention to her.
II was stated In an evening paper
mat she had taken her life over n
'oung man. Miss Dcver had only
met the young man few days ago.
tIe had never called on her hut a
'crv few times and as far "a any one
new. there was nothing between the
Young man and woman and II is not
nown why the young woman took
lcr life.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-28
How to Make the Fat
Comfortable in Summer

n you are TAT and have difficulty In
breathing or walking or eating and II YOU
find that the heat is eyhausting TO you dur
ing the heated term you will be interested
In knowing that the famous MnrmQh nre
scriotion Is now being prepared In tablet
form and that one Of these little tablets
t0kcn after each meal and at bedtime viii
reduce your iat nt the rate Of from ~ 10
70 ounces per day These tablets stop fat
from being made and they assist the body
10 throw away the fat already made IN o
natural manner They ARE harmless and
you win find that their use will build mp
your system To o higher degree of perfec
tion than ever before. They have perhaps
the greatest army of responsible men and
women who have written of their effective
ress than arv other prescription ever writ.
ton You need not diet or exercise nnd
YOU may eat when and what you viii. Ihe
food YOU nnw eat turns into lat The food
von ent viii make no fat II YOU take o
Marmoln tablet after the meal and more
than that. you win "a strengthen your di'
eestve organs that you will need No a''
sis'ance ie short time even from Mar
moia Tablets Every drug store sells them
or YOU may write the Mnrmola COMPANY
eio Farmer nldr, Detroit. Mich A ease Of
Marmola Tablets coats only cents every
where
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-28
BRADSHAW FO|LS'
SLICK FORGER.
CASHIER or BNNK on OIIL\uO.
w VERY WISE
PHONE USED IN FRAUD
Before Bank Ofllcrr Could Notify
pWicC Furgcr liud
Fled

one of tbo mosr daring attcmpt.
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-28
LYRIC AND IDLE HOUR OPEN.
last Two Picture Shows, Closed TO
Summer, Opened Yesterday.

B. Both the Lyric and Idle Hour The
eatrcs. which have been closed for the
esummer, opened yesterday afternoon
lWith the opening Of these two picture
ishows the last OF the summer closint
MS over. The Legitimate" theatrci
thave not yet announced their bookIni
nfor the season.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-28
pnrinr NcnrIy EInlshed.

The grading for the Sixth street
pavement has been finished and the
.naving on the west end Of the street
" progressing nicely II viii not be
long before that dusty street viii be
eliminated and made pretty sec
tion Of the city.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-28
SERVICES Al AIRDoME,

The Airdome has been secured for
the union services 10 be held by All
the churches this evening at o'clock.
Fred $. caldwell state enforcement
officer, win make an address The
public is especially invited to attend
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-28

Ian The young man grlNcN handed
the clerks at the office of Judge Cub
ser the amount In nicl,les dimes and
pennies
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-28

You do not get your linen yellow
T YOU patronage the Right Way Laun'
Try We have spring water, adN
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-28

We use nch'iug but spring water.
hence your linen is always beautiful
and white. Jh, Right way Laundry
ADV
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-28
An Ilrrnr.

Through error 1t is stated that eX-
hihtors viii be admitted free 20 the
Tulsa Fair This applies To Monday
only.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-28

Don't forget the Usage Indian
stomp dance Pony Smuki Sunday
afternoon and evening Orcutt Park
ADV
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-28

The above statement apepars to be
n the handwriting of the lady who
,lgnod the card Of thanks, Miss Sylia
DeNpr
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-28

Billy plpke of KeWauoe, H., VIII
has signed to fight four battles in Au.
tralia against the best men Hug
Mcintosh can lind, claims the middl,
weight championship. In a letter r,
ccived from the Thunderbolt, VIII
picked lemon here last winter, h
says he win sail for Australia Sci
tember . and before going intends I
lay claim to the title ana give star
ley Ketchel right to dispute it an
right for it If he cares to when papk
returns from the other side
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-28

II takes an expert salesman 10 make
customers want what he wants them
TO want, ...,...,.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-28

Keep in the sunlight; nothlnl
grows In darkness.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-28

wish to extend my sincere thank'
% those who were 50 kind to me M
he sad death and bereavement of my
sistor. also wish to thank those fol
'hclr kind flower offering.
Il. -. 4 |.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-28
Grape-Nuts

1t contains the vital
Body and brain-bllilding
Elements of wheat and bar
ley
Most important of which is
The Potassium Phosphate,
Grown in the grain
For rebuilding tissues
Broken down by daily use.
Folks who use Grape-NutS
Know this they feel it.
"There s a Reason
Read "The Road to Well
VILE
Found in packages.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-28

Occasionally a team in the b
show springs good play The Clan
p recently sprung one on the Cardinu
in st. Louis You have seen catche
make short throws to second In ord
3 TO null "A. man off third. and ha'
5Oard Ol LhuN ri"u"H,t.. -.-. t,s hu
Yesterday afternoon was busy one
for the Lady Board Of Managers Of the
Tulsa County lIair They held q meet
Ing in the Art Building to register the
entries and over one hundred were
taken in for exhibition Among the
things were old plates valued at 800
per set, old hosiery. newspapers pub
Iishcd In 1900 and 1875 and many
other unique and ancient offerings.
There was large entry Of paintings
and fancy work
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-28
SUICIDFS-.-LOyE
NRECIPROCATED
YOUNG LADY TAKES CHLORO
l'OllM ~ SUITCASE.
MAN LOVED ANOTHER
Rut InUiulngh Drew Infections
Which Tie Did Not
Return.

Becnusc of love which is said 10
have NOT been rcciproootod Goldie
Dover Young woman about "a years
9ld, committed suicide early yestcr-
hay morning The act of sclt-dostruc-
lon took place in the Central Room
ng house ON North Main street at
about s:3O o'clock
According to friends. the young
woman became desperately In love
with the singer at one of HE Tulsu
notion picture shows The man u
question has another sweetheart il IS
said, and hence did not give the other
Young lady any attention
The young woman, because OF the
Indifferent attention, and after several
days of pinng, took chlorotorm, The
dying woman was found at % time too
| late for medical attention 10 Dee of any
wall, However a local physician was
allied and the body was worked over
FOR several hours, after which II was
taken to the stanley morgue
An inquest was held over the body
hy Coroner slack yesterday morning
With j. j. C. Bond, Mat Wilson, j. L.
lughlctt, NJ, /. Frederick \. b. Nor
ton and H. r. Bowerman as jurors, a
erdict was ready In short time
rhe verdict read: "Goldie Dcvor met
her death through the agency Of chlo-
roform administered hy herself for
The purpose Of self destruction
The deceased was a decided blonde
md had been In Tulsa for several
months. She is survived by a sistor,
who has been roomng with her
The following statement was hand
ID to the World late last night II Is
published verbatim In justice 10 the
girl:
"l wish to correct a statement that
was made in last evenings paper.
fhey were mislniormcd as to the|
death of my sister. ! wish 10 say
as to Mr. H. Cleveland Davis, he had
only known my sister for very short
time and had only called on her one
evening" and feel az If II ig an iniest
q my sister and self also MIR Davis
hat such statement should be writ
rn to the public As it was not known
ny any one who knew her why size
took her life
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-28
FAIR BEGINS
TOMORROW
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no Bll BEST N STATE.
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-28

iiiirc, although 1t woud mKe don
roscope TO show it,
Amador ledger., 1910-09-30
Gravel Mine Bonded

W. H. Greenhalgh has secured an
option of purchase on the Hadley
gravel mine, owned by Messrs. Geo.
Hadley, w. Dent and j. Vose. 1t is
situated several miles east of Oleta,
and consists of 80 acres of placer held
under location title. 1t is the inten-
tion TO organize company to operate
the claim. A party of four from
Jackson, namely, w. H. Greenhalgh.
E. V. Zumbiel, K. |. Kerr, and R.
Webb, also two from Sutter Creek
Edward Allen and H. Deacon, visited
the property last Sunday. 1t is drift
proposition, and a tunnel has been
driven several hundred feet into the
lava capped gravel, the work thus
done indicating that an extensive and
rich gravel channel exists there. The
gravel is of free character, and
yields up its precious contents by
the simple washing process. Some
1400 or 1900 car loads of pay gravel
is on the dump ready for washing,
Samples from different points in the
breast of the several prospect drifts
were taken out and washed while the
visitors were there. and gold to the
value of over So was obtained. repre-
senting the output of ten pans of
dirt. This result is considered some
thing extraordinary. Prospecting
operations will be prosecuted on a
more definite method during the next
three weeks, and upon the outcome
will depend whether the deal will be
consummated. 1t is practically new
gravel claim being the first instance
OF the lava capped gold bearing chan
mel being penetrated in this vicinity.