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World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1911-04-06
OLATHE 1TEMS.

We arc having nice weather
now and farm work is progress
ing rapidly.
John II. Miller is bailing hay
for Charley Blakingship,
Mrs Ben HyIton is still sick
Dr. Oronder says she has con-
sumption.
Pearlie Miller visited our Hello
girl of Olathe last Thursday.
Mrs. N. a. Roy and Mrs. j. NJ.
Rush visited Mrs. John n. Miller
last Tues. all had good time.
john II. Miller Ezra Roy and
Laurence Pugh thinks they have
the best fox dogs in the Co. John
says the ladies surely would
make them chicken pie if they
knew how many furs they Lad
hanging up in the smoke house.
Last Monday Mona BaIlew
went TO get on her horse and the
saddle girt broke and her horse
rus twenty five or thirty yds.
she fell off bruising her bip, 81 e
was in bed Tues. but is GONZALES
sing at this writing.
Ethel Rush visited Pearlie
Miller the 4th. Sun.
Leota Martin, Walter Parott,
john Weaver and Elna Pugh all
went to Shilo to prayer meeting
Sun, night the II Getting was dull.
Grandma Chr. .stnt rvisited d her
daughter Mrs. Laurence Pugh
the 217th,
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1911-04-06
w ashington
Letter

From Oar Regular CORES 2On0ent
The national Congress is again
in session the second extra sess-
ion of the present administration.
Speculate II as to what Congress
will do is varied. 1t is thought
that The administration would
be more than pleased'if the Con
gress would ratify the rec'pro'
civ agreement with Canada and
q urn, but the Democ' ats who
OK cuntloj the lower house
We a much more ambl lOuS
program Ind indeed there are
tariff ref That cannot be
enacted too soon The period
between the adjournment on the
4th of March AID the It'll Of APP il
has been full of interest. The
sudden mobilization of the army
aud its establishment on the
Mexican border has been the
subject of discussion throughout
The ZENITH and Sreaoth of the land
Ultimate purpose of the ad.
nlinistration is rot known. bu5
preparation for any emergency
is the highest wisdom in ma
tional affairs. 1t is reported
thai larga contingent Of the
force Il " On ihessAlexican border
VII. sall in fe. Gays for Homo.
.1lr | il / nown hat American
ntere>ts in Mexico d. ma nd a
slrong American force rear
.has perturbed territory.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1911-04-06
TRASH ITEMS.

Dear Editor will send few
Items for the CRESSET.
Mrs. Benton and MIS- Ledbet
ter made a buisnesu trip to Trask
on Friday morning.
Mr.. Cecil HALEY aud bis fla thel
was seen in Trask Thursday y
with a load cf ties.
Miss Matlic Lpdbettpr spent
a few days with her sister MIS-.
May Jones tie first Of the week.
Mrs Led better in company
with her daughter Mis- .uella
Danicl spent Thursday with Mrs
Sites.
Mr. Burk Daniel and son Harry
made a business trip to Trasli
Friday
Mr.. and Mrs julius Jones
spent Sunday evening with the
Wifcs parents Mr. and Mrs Led
better.
Miss Ma>tin Jedbe.tcr and
little sister Edna called IN her
sister Mrs Luella Daniel FRIDAY
evening.
We have been having some
windy weather about here for
the last few days.
We see Mr. Walton is painting
Mr. Pet Padgctts house at pres.
ent writings.
Mr. Ledbcttor has got moved
to his now house over by Mr..
Will Daniels he likes his new
neighbors alright including Mr..
Benton. Mr.. John Sites and Mr.,
Daniels.
We see Mr. Benton was able
to g to Mt View to day.
They are going t. organize a
Sunday school at Sims Valley
again.
Mrs Jmmoy Spears is imDrov-
ing but is still blind.
Mrs Geo Percell has been
very bad sick but was better last
Sunday
James edbetter Junior" was
helping his brother-inlaW Wiz
Daniel Friday.
Mr. Ed Payne was seen in
Tra>k Friday evening.
Mrs L, G. Lodtetter aud her
daughter Mrs l.. G., Daniels,
made Mrs Dan Kunkle /, call
Thurs day evening.
Miss Matte Led better Is at
home again from a visit gith her
sister Mrs Bertha Holsted OF
Washington.
Mr.. johns on has built him a
new house,
Mr.. G. w Johnson has made
an addition to bis store.
Mr.. Marion Daniels is farming
for Mr.. LcnlZ of S ms Valley.
Mr.. John Berton who has
been on the sick list Tor quite a
while is better at present writing
Our Merchant Mr.. Pddgett is
painting his store.
Mr. Burk Daniels hes beer
putting up wire fence.
Mrs Ettie Daniels was seen al
Trask on Thursday
Mr., and Mrs Joe Burton arc
the happy parents Of a tine baby
girl.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1911-04-06

"i'd t''t y Hlttu 'OudleS ana Dc
teen France and t e United
States With reciprocity with
Canada and pace agreements
with Great Britain and France
there would he LITTLE, reason fol
the continuance expensive nav
al propara,iun of the last decade
but there is no assurance that
tnc Senate will ratify such peace
agreements as the two great An.
glO SaXcn governments may
arrange with each other. There
are some Senator'S that are very
jealous Of their Constitutional
privileges to vote separately and
distinctly in every matter of in
ternatlonal rel titn S>ill nc
world moves. Civil service re-
form was locked upon as Ttopial
thirty age, ard many M assures
Iouking toward the pulifiratjul
OF governmental and commercial
relation, have been accomplished
even in the last ten years.
1t is expected that there will
be no little presidential election
neering and mareuverinyin Was
ii jgtOn during the present eX-
treseS sion, b rs signillcent that
the Bryan influence has been
consideraD ply Strenthaned in both
houses of Ccngress, both by
elimination aud addition since
MAJ ch 4tb. Many of his friends
ia 'e been added to both the
HOu,e and the Senate, while
some who are opposed to him
arc no longer in power in WASH
lngton. 1t is lot thought that
MIR. Bryan expects to DO more
tlltn Influenza the nomination of
u Democratic candidate. 1t is
thought that the favors Wilson
of New Jersey. It isknoyn that
he uoeS rot favor Hanson of Ohio
Champ G. erkn the Democratic
Speaker, has been talked of as it
presidential 20 .sibiIity, but he
has talked so much himself and
so imprEdently in his long and
mediocre political career that it
is doubtful if will b. considered
as all available candidate bv those
Of the party with whom judge
ment pl eval!s La Fol!etl OF Wis
cousin is much talked of a. tic
probabie Republican nominee
for the presidency. and the race
now is supposed to lie between
linn. Taft and Roosevelt. Sena
tor TT Toilette is cOnspicuou,
for tlls criticism of the transfer
of the army t. t. e Mexican hor
der. He denounces it as unneces
Sary and as an eXtravagan'
waste nf public funds, but it is
probable that the figures vii
will demDnstrat> thai the army
can bA as easily maintained a
+, long the Rio Grande as At the
various stations from which i
! wa> entrained, and surely the
experience of mobilization ant
the exercise Of camp life
cannot do otherwise THAI
improve the efficiency and esprj
-du l. corps Of It force doup'les:
enervated by long inactivity
| There was the same necessity
for moving the army that >her.
| was in the last year of Roose
velt's adm ,nistration to sent
the navy to sea and aroun'
the world, and possibly othc
reasons that Senator In Follett
and some others have not yo
found out,
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1911-04-06
QUESTION NO A.:

Ed: CREsSET;
viii you thru your paper state
whether Martin Luther married
or not, anG if so how it was pos
sible to re.enter the Catholic
church, If he did so.
Yours for the truth
Mrs. l.. Lord.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1911-04-06
NOTICE.

We wish to the People who the meeting held
Colony Farm that those meetings benefit Of
the of Christ Ard invite every body come who
will behave themselves, and themselves becomes
Taw-abdng Citizen, such place becomes any
person a religious meeting. pro e.1~d by the law.
Our Farm public Farm The house we hold meetings
pubic house. But house used for the purpose
holding meetings all and every who wish those
meetings and behave themselves while here and lille they
on this Farm. We invite here that will strictly
obey those rules and will farther that them that
will allow any loud hoIwing misconduct ni farm.
For will fully the of the same Again we
to the young that wish YOU right give you all
the moral pleasure that christian allow But YOU
must respect rights and rules and regulations.
Hopeing that this will be all the warning needed cause
the people, when thew the meetings this at
place. quietly and go away the same; especially
while on the Colony Farm.
Yours Respectfully.
Rev. l.. S. Garrett.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1911-04-06
O.l}2lYlly 3 I I y 4 e

Elder Wns. A Goforth, past this life March 29 1911:
AT the good old Of Is 10 years. months days
IN 1850 on March first Sum- he ordained minister in
t'e General baptist Church. His e was an entire life of
devotion to his master He had family Only four
daughterS the Youngest who servved him Mrs WANT
Blanchard Ark. Mrs, j. g. John, Mrs. B Heard and Mrs
)" H. coats all OF 3rushyknob, and broher Mr. Miles
''oofti and many friends his loss His funeral
services Was conducted by Elder Mccall He was laid To
rest IN the Brshynob Cemetry the funeral was largely
attended.
Foe body was laid in silent rest
His spirit went home God;
lie Taught this life as he knowed best,
The path all good people trod
tie is ever best beyond the skies
His good, will never fade
Tears did till the daughters eyes
When good bye to father was said
The rose life boomel his check
Ills Christian heart in love agov;
Wien he in early manhood did seek
And sluned eternal woe
Thoughts of Ed of WcRLC'S CREssEr-The friends Of
deceased have our hearts best SYMPATHY
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1911-04-06
SCEs I ~ p!TlGE
ROLL OF H0N0R

IT. II, Bas]zin, Drury Mo. 5 80
p. H. McCrito, Bryant " %
w. J. Huffman, Ava 80
John II. Moore, Ozark " 80
W f. Reynolds. Ava " 80
S. J. Soursby, M&comb 80
A. NJ. tialfnrd, Ihuanil - IL
Mrs. T.. Lord,
Brushyknob Mo, .1'
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1911-04-06

Entered as srco2.d c,uxs
matter November 3rd 1910 at
The Po>t-oHtce nf Bru,hvknob
Mo. Nnde" Me .ic: OF
Mcrch 3rd. 1879
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1911-04-06
W0RLD'S0nECST r.
Rev. L. s. GARRETT ED

PUBLISHERS
N.G. Garrett and NJ. NJ. 30 Sers
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1911-04-06

PUBLISHED Every TI-asDA Y
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-29

the exit. ne TuSnlnS car lett a
trail Of passengers, many with
sprained or broken limbs and
bruised faces. At the first lurch
Milicent had arisen in alarm.
When the rush for the door start
ed she had tried to join. But in
stantly a pair of long arms were
around her, pulling her back.
.'Sit still, said the voice of
"Raffy" in her ear.
Then those who retained their
heads sufficiently to notice, saw
"Rafy" Small fight his way to
the platform. He seized the rope
that dangled from above and
pulled the trolley from the feed
wire. With the power off, the
brakes quickly made themselves
felt. The car took the dreaded
curve easily and came to stop
Just around the corner
The conductor and motorman
were aboard again, the injured
had been cared for, and the car,
now properly behaved, was CON
tinuing its journey, when Mill
cent thought to look around for
Bob Overton. The broad shout
ders and handsome face of the
fullback were missing.
"Oh, he jumped off several
blocks back" explained 'Raffy."
I'hope he wasn't hurt"
This was not as generous re-
mark as it sounded; but after all
the speaker had endured at the
hands of his overbearing rival,
who would begrude him his final
triumph?
NE.I:.L w.. l:IyL
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-29

fact which gave him all the bet
ter chance to show his power.
ooh, no, you're not" he said
to the girl, ignoring "Rafy;"
you're going with me. Don't
you remember you promised last
Sunday evening. / have the tick
cts with me, Pm sure 'Raffy' will
excuse you. For he knows you'd
rather go with me-
For unadultered, s smiling eff
frontery few could equal Bob
OveTton. 80 }~.% ~
Milicent seemed actually on
the point of yielding, when a
sudden event interfered.
The car had stopped on a steep
grade while the conductor went
back to replace a switch. For
sonereason the switch stuck and
he called the motorman to come
and help. The latter had gone,
carrying with him his controller.
Nobody knew why it happened,
but while both were engaged
fully 20 yards away, the car sud
denly gave a lurch and started
down the hill. Something was
wrong with the motor; but there
was not man aboard who knew
the remedy. Several sprang to
shut off the power, but with the
motorman's controller gone they,
in their ignorance, wereihelpless.
Someone had the sense to throw
the. brake lever; but with the
electric fluid fiercely driving the
wheels this had only a momen-
,tary effect. With a shower of
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-29

The idea that salvation is free
is erroneous. You have to live
for it.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-12-07
FALLS ON IcY SIDEWALK:
 BREAKS HER RIGHT WRIST

As the result of a fax on the icy sidewalk on Broadway at a late hour yesterday morning. Mss Mary c. HIndshaw is a pa3ent at the White Pass hospital.
 At first H was believed that Mss Hindshaw had sustsined a severe sprain of the right wrist, but upon making an X-Rsy examination this morning. a Coles fracture was dis- closed. and this afternoon the patient was given an anaesthetic while Dr. Gabie set the bone
 Miss Hiudshaw VII be confined Co the hospital for several days and viu be unable Co ttesld to her music classcs
The daily Alaskan., 1911-12-07
LOSE TOGGERY
 FUR DURBAR

CALCUTTA. Dec. The steamer Beachey, from London. is stranded at Niniccy She has on board a large consignment of articles fer use of the Du-bar at Delhi. These include the harness for EinS Georges horses. na-y womens gowns and mems una fo-ms and goo cases Of fireworks. IL IS improbable that any of these art cIas wEn reach Delhi In time for the ceremonies.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-12-07
FISH BUSINESS
 IS BOOMING

The fish industry i1t Southeastern Alaska is on a boom. WrsngeH seems to be getting her share of the indus try. The wrangen Sentinel says:
 From statements to the Sentinel. by F C. Niles. the rumcr of the sale Of the wrangell Dock and Cold stor- age Company's dock rrope1ty to an Eastern fish products firm is confirm ed. The necessary dcc'1ments for the transfer ot title are in escrow await ing firms representative who ia ex- pscted un the first lpoat from the south.
 WrauCeD scores another touchdown in being selected as the location for a fish products company. The exact purpose Of the company cannot be de te-mined as yet but cold-storsge plant is expected Co be- the ultimate result of the sale.
 Martin Hofstsd and E. D. Noble IeS fer Port BuClair with F. wiEg Wednesday to commence building operations on the new tannery to be eracted there for l.. ?. Hunt The cannery is Go be finished ready to operate in the spring and win be equipped with the latest machinery h. cludlng sanitary can making machine
The daily Alaskan., 1911-12-07

The Pacific Coast steamship Com pany's steamer Curacao left Seattle yezte7dsy at 3 p. m. and should ar rive in port Sunday,
 The Peterson made the round trip m from Fort Seward and Haines, carrying several passengers, who spent most of the time in Skagway, doing their Christmas buying. This trade from the neighboring towns adds materially Co the business done by the Skagwsy merchants
The daily Alaskan., 1911-12-07
INSIST ON
 INVESTIGATION
REPUBLICANS WOULD KNOW THe WHOLE TR''TH CONCERNING
 CONTROLLER SAY
rBy Alaska News BureaaJ

WASHINGTON, D. C. Dec. T-- The hosrse committee On expenditures today recommended to drop tho Con TcEer Bay investigator. This pro ducei much d,scslssion.
 The republican members are unan- ln7ous alnost In theEr fnsksteuoe on the investigation. demanding that aH sides Of the question be heard They desire a final settlement of this dis ousslon whsch has shaken the United States and has absorbed pubic at- tentiou for the past rear uT more
The daily Alaskan., 1911-12-07
USE
 E GROWING

wASHIGNTON, D. C. Dec The annual report of Royal c. Caben, com missioner .ot internal revenue. makes several startling declarations. All re cords were brc6ea in the last fiscal vea~ in the production Of alcoholic Eouors The smoking of opium is widespread wee in this country and the opium joints" exist in every cStv Of considerable size.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-12-07

The Princess May arrived In port st 5:S0 last night and sailed at n p. m. with fifteen passengers.
 Charles Hocke't. an cd Skagwayite has taken position as train caller st the King Street Depot in seattle.
 Sksgway temporarily lost three of her old timers Iast night on the May. They are Wallace Grant. Perry Kern and BiHy Wright
The daily Alaskan., 1911-12-07
WILL PATROL
 ROCKY COAST
& C GOVERNMENT WILL PATROL --E WESTERN COAST OF
 NANcoUNEs ISLAND
tBy Alaska News Rareaa9

VICTORIA B. c nec The goy-
 -ne-s has tzr55ed so rlace a patrol N5a- cT sre Wess CosS oE VanocgveT TSs1d.
 Tnss w5u he @ s0est he}p 60 mar -a-S and v5G mean a great saving Ot lie This coSSt IS known tar and u5se aS one os the most daase-oos 7a-es os c7asz oa tae wesSen Sea Hlz-a. not only because ot tae terrific zaes vr-rr p7e5omuaee rhe-e during -re vzats- uo-tss. but because Of ne Ctv. hs-So-Iess shore Ene. oG aa5,a many Ives have been losI
The daily Alaskan., 1911-12-07
NOME
 QUARTZ CLAIMS

NCGE Nov T=-RssqoaSble oQeC- --S have Ho-6a5 he GaGney lode r- -ae G.aae- 5sv5a for the sun os s=EHa Tlls Is -1e c-st b-Ee trans eEo- .a tre h5ssg-y oS eol5 quartz -rE-z 1ez- N0-e Ore foon uae Carf-ev lode was run th7ouEh the --H-5e stamp u-E last week and show eE va-gaS ot Sss per co-.
 N,rs Eec-s-e5 a ho,iday on oc1ooe'
 when the cgs1c- S1&uN ma was
The daily Alaskan., 1911-12-07

E~r Tsvo- ~atu-Ee5 home oR She T-e-<S rs=s usEht
 Mrs Ga7-ce E. NHis- -et0-Ded on t-a 0s-ra=s May laS uieh~
 7r-s. Ss-re- L-E vss tsken 1l vaSe-zsy and IS co-E-ei Co heS hone H D Ns--se. -hr ro7ula- UtO0eeC 5a--- and fanny eg5ova5 the fine <r-1-rf-e ,rsS sr-e-rooc.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-12-07
JUROR
 WAS BRIBEO
WIFE OF JUROR sAlN ADMITS BRIBERY OF HER
 HUSBAND
CRy Alaska Nevs RureaaJ

LOS ANGELES. Dec. s--Mrs. Ro bert Rain. wife of the first juror sworn in the McNama-a trial admit ted today that she was induced to bribe her husband.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-12-07
ID RECOMMEND
 ALASKA CObL

WASHINGTON. D. c. Dec 7--Ths annual report Of Secretary ot the Navy Meyer win announce that coal mined in the Pacific states Is not suitable for bstaeship use. Alaskan coal, the report will say, possesses the necessary qualities,
The daily Alaskan., 1911-12-07
PRINCE CHUN
 QUITS HIS JOB
LEAVES NERAL YUAN SKI THE MAN e THE HOUR
 IN CHINA
(Ry Alaska News Buresul

PEKTN Dec. 7--Prince Chun has handed in his resignation ss regent This leaves Yuan Ski, the northern general the man of the hour.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-12-07

The arrangement committee for the A. B. Christmas Tree Is meeting with great success in its preparation. San ia Claus wants the names of sp the chTldren. Tell Tony.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-12-07
ALEXANDER HAS
 BIG PLURALITY
rRy Alaska Newu B1reauJ

LOS ANGELES. Dec. Mayor Al. exaudeTs reelection has been con Hrmed His plurality is thirSy-ons thousand.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-12-07

 ARRESTS SO0N
BURNS EXPECTS MORE DEVIL. DEMENT'S IN SEVERAL
 DYNAMITiNe cAsEs
rBr Alaska Ne,rs Rureaul

CHICAGO. Dec. 6-Detective wH- Nam J. Purus says that number of sensational arrests wEl soon be made, following the McNbmaTas' confes- sioas in connection with the numeT- ous dynamitinE plots which have been carried on hy the labur unionists
The daily Alaskan., 1911-12-07
UNDER
 SURVEILLANCE
GOVERNMENT AGENTS KEEP A CLOSE WATCH ON HEAD
 OF LABOR UNIONS
JRy Alaska Ns~s sursaul

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Dec 7-Jt is ramOred here thst learned govern melt agents are keeping close watch on Samuel Gompes, president Of the American Federation of Labor.
 Othe- labor leaders are also being kept under surveillance.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-12-07
WHITE MOB
 BURNS NEGROES
rBy Alaska News Bureaul

SAVANNAH. Tenn Dec 1.-Two negroes and one uezress were burn cd Go death by an infuratei white mob. because they refused Co lesve tae distsics-
 Race riots are feared by the author ities
The daily Alaskan., 1911-12-07
JAMES HARLAN
 IS REAPPOINTEO
cBy Alaska News BursauJ

WASHINGTON. D. c. Dec. 7- President Tstt yesterday announced the reappointu1eut of James s Harlan Of Illinois. to the interstate Com merce Commission.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-12-07
JOHN J.
 ID TESTIFY
CBy Alaska New, Bursau)

WASHINGTON, D. c. Dec, 7- John D. Rockefeller has been invited to testity before the investigating com mittee in the steel hearing Monday.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-12-07
PRES.
 TAFT'S MESSAGE
,Ry Alaska News Bareaul

tbg ktaAhA aNNAh ArAt NNerf
 WASHINGTON, D. e. Dec. 6-NuCh praise is being given President Taft's message to Congress in defense of the sherman antitrust law.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-12-07

Remember Che EaR'es' Dance sat uriay night
The daily Alaskan., 1911-12-07
MANILA PASSES
 DIVORCE LAW

tBy Alaska News Bureau.) MANILA. P. I. Dec. The assem- bly yesterday passed a bill providing for absolute divorce.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1911-04-12
Chaplin Bank Prosperous.

At recent meeting If the stock
holders of the Bank OF Chaplin a divi-
dend of five per cent On the capital
stock was declared, and a neat sum
carried to the profit account.
A bard Of directors was elected IA
follows: IS Wessinger, G. 2 Rohin-
son, P. NJ. Frck, w. 5. Williams.
Robert Norris, W W Wne-lsr, Il. G..
Shealy and J. F. Honcycutt.
The following officers w;re chosen:
J. S. Wessi"gIr, pres:den W w.
Wheeler, vice-presiien', and J. f
Huneycutt, cashier.
The Bank Of Chaplin is prosp"riny as
never befnre The office. aud diret =
tors ara mn of sound business ability
and hold the con Fl lence Of the peor'".
The bank is filing q long-ftl. w+rti in
this rich farming section Of the Fr ,
and is deserving of the most llber; |
patronage. The Bank Of Chaplin iso e
OF the stI ongest and bast managed III
stitutions in the county.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1911-04-12
State Senator CrOSSOn
SiHnaIIy HONQred,

State Senator G osscn has been
named by Commits lone: -. J. Watsc II
as one c.1s TIE delegates from South
u" ".o,,na to the Fourth Nstional q 'od
r ,ads Congress +, BE- holden in R'r-
mingham, Ala, Ma, oa-es.
Senator Crosson is strong aud a.
gressive good roads advocate and his
appointment a. one Of the delegates
to iepresent South Caro- ina at this
imfporI mt meeting comes in just rec
ognitio,H Of bis efforts in b.half of
good roaGs in tho General Assembly.
The Senator 'es s;gnifi I'd his inten.
tion 10 attend. xaAs.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1911-04-12
Death OF Job SWygerf.

MIR. Job Swygert, one of the b. st
citizens of the Dutch Fork, died at his
home az SelwCoI on Wednesday af-
teruoon, at the age of 81 years. He is
survived by wife aud Jnree children.
MIR. swygert was Conece1ate vet
eran and fought with va!or tor the
c. use ne thought to be right during
the war Between the States.
His remains Were lald to rest in St.
Michael's churchyard o. Thur.cay af'
ternuou in the presence of large
congregation OF sorrowing relative 8
and friends.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1911-04-12
Do Ghosts Haunt Swamps?

No. Never. It's foolish to fear @ fan
ciad, evil, when there are real and
deadly perils to guard against III
swamps and marshes, bayous, and low
Iand These are the malaria germs
that cause agu, chills and fever, weak
ness, aches in the bones and muscles
and may induce deadly typhoid. But
Electric BiJters destoys and casts out
these vicious germs from the blood.
'Three bottles drove ali the malaria
from my system, wro'e VIM. Fretwell
OF Luz anna, N. c., and I've had fine
health ever since" Ue this Safe, sue
remedy only SOC at al Druggists.