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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-04-18

aa. +, Np'II.c. 70 rhr tcderairo Oh 81 w".
m"l : Wb., ana ne iuG.y.uuh. woman
nm one " tb an 'uguiriug mud 10 4,
s'ore.noVsc of knowledge. not vniy ecu
otnlut some sublcrf in wnicn .no ni,y
Toe pare "ulary Interested. but ~ others
winch may be eniightening and nc,pfui.
though Of Only passing personal concern.
She learns hat al, women are wiling go
.c.p nor, and she rejoice, MAJ tine fact
v' ]Cla.uilcd effort makes for url .
rca'e Of nina and 70 ~buoynnpv OF near,
wh.u would 10: have been ucr pot 90
had she yfaye.cd her path aouc.
In union ;hcrc Il, strength. .nI
-r'. wss novcr 'rrcr 'hur F., 'tr rc'a
Ion % ;he phrLS" 20 'hc individual wo
mrn and h'r club work. Without 'ho
s'iuI.us ~ example woman grows In.
l.ffer"r' 20 The higher ideas; and m
.yegrUrc means weakness where me
sloul0 ard could be s.roug. Wisdom
gained N the rouuc!,s ~ men mas
brought man work 20 IT, glol ~a-
r'rscr'; through N" Council of Tho wo.
mas clubs women shall become wise.
ard by - light ne ,ta' Of woman =
work shall become ovcr brign'cr anil
sh" mss "um" into No own
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-04-18
THE PATRIARCH OF TucuMcARI

We never quite fee. satisfied with .
...p 70 the cCunty ~eat unless We get to
SEQ "Old Soldier" one Of the Oldest
and mos: popular citizens Of Tucumcayi
The fact that ''OId Soldier" - 70
dog Does not make bis statement arv
loss 'ruc, for # q man were 70 Offer any
IN jurv e otd Soldier, il would he bet
'"r a milestone were hung about 'ha'
mans neck and ne were flung from tn"
'on ~ rncumcar' mountain into 'hr
depths of ne Paiarifa AZ high water.
Thc'c j not one of the FIVE thousand
mon, women and children in Tncumcari
'ha' would nor drop avery thing and
rush % The rcscue Of "Old Soldier" If
: were thought he were in danger.
This was proven ONE years ago. One
} iav when the town dog.catrher found
lime . little heavy on his hands and =
occurred - him that II would hp a good
plan - civ" "Old Soldier for Sol
der, because nc was not really old AZ
tla; 'ime' m outing so he slipped 81
ropc around fhe iog's neck and star
ot % Lead him coward his place in mo
cdg" of own, Hast as sooU rs soldier
w's seen IN he tolls Of .hc dog.catchor
hIS meas hogan % pick M WHOM II
wa reported thar the dng.catchcr wa
going - kin Soldier, mcn. women ard
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-04-18
Y.

Paper read before the local W. C. r
Y. SUNDAY evening Mar oh,
on he 9sth dav Of Sep,embe-. ,. II,
- over ffty.four years ago. 2 ;inv
babe was placed in its mothers arms
IN a happy hom" in Chu-chviUe, Y. V.
AS that mother gs2ed rap'urouslv into
nat infant face. how '.,tlp ala she
dream tina the name nj 'har babe
would be hesrd round tho world The
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-04-18
FOR TRADE

I' '..ao ~p-.rgs, Arb, u new five
."N 'un-". "H. strictly modern ana
convenient. .uus' ructrd. Bath and
.''',. loot 0.i cod water, electric lights
""r '.' .,.u soil, fruit and shade
l'", cement walk, Also a fye.acre
'..'. '.a"' with 300 bearing apple trees
'.f.. ..,n, m front. Front half used
'' ...'h "lri"n. Either place would
"'. f' laa. chicken ranch, Want 10
.'.'' for I~r"nw.ari city property, close
Nli.".- NrIarru. QUAY. n. NJ
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-04-18
6nrtal EurntH

The Past Week

ana dean OF the Womans College where
she perfected her system Of self.gcy
eminent winch mas since been adopted
ny o'hc. educators,
AbOu' 'u., lime he wouen Of Hills
moro. 90 o. organized O temperance cru
SADIE Iur methods Of hat movement
were 'hc ncdiug of pray meetings by
wouan 90 'ae mornings from which
wen forth paving bands 70 be "a
.oons. Wuer, hey sang hymns, read
De bible, aud PRAYED. This orgauila
'.cu IS said 20 have converted many of
Toe men Engaged W me nctarious bus
ues, of selling liquors, ns well a. many
,'ners. SvV
This gr,lu of mustard seed grew on
anti. ne dr>r .ocs' Woman : Christian
Temperance i.'o, was r.gani2ed 10
E,odouia. y. VI. December. 1873. The
i'.' sta, lu,ou was founded 10 Ohio
20 ls;l n rhau'aYqus, y. v several
.rr -adcr. ga'he'ed af the S1rdav s"hoo,
difference 800 Angus, - that wear aud
s.1-t , cu" ror 70 Nat ou,' Convention
which NE In Cleveland. ohio. Nov. -.
20 20. $50. orI organized 'Hr Na'ioua,
Woman : Cnr,.'q an Temperance Union.
.gntspu states being there represented
The first president was Ms Annie VIII.
rnmva, ~ Philadelphia. Miss WI
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-04-18

The Md and Missionary Society Of
The Baptist church held IT,. regular
meeting with Mrs. Barlow on Thurs.
dav afternoon. An i~nteros, ne lesson
from the mission Study Booa" was
given on he following subiec'. "House.
Fe"pinG for our Neighbor." 4 good!v
umbe were present with Mesdamcs
Gilmore and Lockett as VISITORS. The
regular monthly missionary program
viii be given next week ~ the home Of
Mrs. HALE.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-04-18

We have for sale o new visible smith.
Pom 81 'ypewrite- at SIS, and q new
Burroughs Adding Machine At $l25.
These machines are both iu excellent
'oudi ion and are bargains. First Ma
'.oual Bank of Tlcumcari. y. VI.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-04-18

Pianos and nice furniture will have
nur asperia. atten ion.
Dodson 1rsusfer 4 storage Co
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-04-18
iTHEYALUE OF CLUB LIFE
TO THE INDIVIDUAL WOMAN

TOE best article upon the shove subject.
Mrs. Jones. the writer will be verv
! pleasantly remembered here for her vie
: ID go her mother. Mrs.. VI. =. Wells. and
! Der brother, Prot. J.. D. Henderson, dur.
'ng last summer. We quote The opinion
o' the Bauner' u regard 70 the a..
| cr, ans believe % viii prove in,eres'.
~ 'u ur- " readers.
Among me r.cycr articles submit.
ed y me Nashville Banner = Club Page
Contest one I'd OF rhe verv best
uN ne Judges wa, uv M-s. ". l.. Jones,
- Nashville, wna has been for several
yeats secretary ~ one Of Nashvile's
: most u'oninrur ard useful women's
tubs n, Eas' SIDE Civic Club.
'Gfuu.N her valuable service 10 this
urgarES''Nr Mrs.. Zones obtained her
nNrir "a n0i interesting IDEAS on this
,uhie.. Aud lcr article will oe read
uy uuud'eds o! active club women aud
y strengthen rhe dee that great good
come, from unity o. interest and that
.u'n unity b., the f%orsrunner o. auiver.
- ,s'r hood
r. must po r",,rdod nv ,| ms. v1o
1914" .g'e.cs'ed = MS topic that -he
.n., np..ur VINO j. qualified ~ give an
ur.,fa'.y, o.. monv M this .nbisc, i
one vino ha, AIKEN "a active pay, N
..r Co. n S., wished informal on
e.. - 'up dangers and sensations eypc.
.,rn.rd Zoo ,ty.ug we would go n an
srrnut1'. and yf'rp pf r'yh lie e. ,un
.ud.yiirn' woman We mu.' 20 20 one
N.o u,s gained e. u'mare knowledge
,r 'r, ,gh GOV yv au Motive anticipation
OIL zoe Noat - he wouans' elnb
", lJ, woman WIN, mas for q number
OF ,cars ma'-'auri nrcmhcrsh'b IN a
ruman. ,Iuh. ipyo,lng "a due pronnr.
'.ou 1' no.. ,r.rvi',o> .her.,o-ash hcl
-u prr' vuu 90 some .aug.blc .cod
vl'.r IN. na. ub'u ned N re,rrr for
lcr l~,''y.'y LOO 'Ua' club For answer
she VII show YOU y nome which bears
~'hronghou. palpab'c and r!omcr- r,
irurc 90 80 PM H. 'reaimcn'-'ha 'rra,
ncu' .rc mas earned VIZ, bet bv sc,pp,
demonstrations a. her c!rh mce,inps.
From a'.rnou ru .arre' IN tho ,,uh
woman q. nome me COMMON places Of
ZONES .;, nave been Wis tod with an
tppcurgrrr. an arrangement an afuo.
phrre entirely foreign ~ the nom. If
-
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-04-18

Mrs. James Conwell entertained ye-v
informally q few friends m Tuesday
at'crnoc''. melton Bridge was PLAYED
az two tables and then the hostess serv
ed dainty refreshments.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-04-18
STATEMENT OF
CONNECTICUT FIRE INSURANCE.
CO. OF HARTFORD
S77a5Iooeo
NOTICE
January 81 1912

an d very 'aSy man and va. hor,
''"d and II you want anything done in
nay In" that a lazy man can 40. giyo ~,
q call " Elk Drug store my bood
quarters, Dad Wallace
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-04-18

The Embroidery Club was very p oa,
an'lv entertained on Thursday after
noon ~ the home Of Mr.. =. =. Mile.
The usuRi number Of members were In
attendance and the following guests:
Mcsdames Finegun. Swain, Swif.. and
Nen"frc The time passed l' too quick
AMI then the Indies were delighted 30
hear NJ. Finegan give ,ry.'a vocal
selections which are Away. . '-er'.
the hostess then served sandwiches.
fIui' salad. coffee. caTmo' 'cc cream
and assorted cakes. The mex, meeting
viii be with Mrs. T.. Z. Morris.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-04-18

j. ID. Rogers il taking . lay.cff for
2 few DAYS.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-04-18

The schubert symphony club entertain
cd quite a large audience az the Pres,
hv'erian church on Thursday even M.
Every number was eucored bur Mis-,
I'ceta Oorder was the fa,orite Of IN,
evening. Though slight IN stature hpr
voice has rare power and her contrc o.
10 ts excellent. For one anco-, .nc
sang The Last Rose Of sumner" Ia
he delight Of everyone present. She
won her way to the hearts Of Oh with
ner sweet voice and charming tanner.
Thomas Valentino Purcell vas given
hearty applause for his Two violin So
los, he is truly An artist lad delighted
mo audience. The quar'rtie numbers
were excellent. the blending Of me
voices showing long training Then the
.ghter work with mando'ins and guitars
wa- very pleasing. The whole program
wns thoroughly ENJOYABLE aud ospecia'
u so 10 the music lovers of or- city.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-04-18

Read tho News the live wire paro,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-07-10

euOwis Sdlsih. bss Ufitarbsiters pon
Or. SrieoI6 &. Srtebmann, auf @ius
iesnns elmer Bierers4ommiliion 3ur
Priifnns ieiuer @rfolse NIT benz S9ilbs
trOtenFSerum uermorfen.
T Die @rfinbuus bss Or. @olbs
i4miot In gteuitabt bel 0annopsr, Der
brahtlOIe Depsi1en BON Dieultabt mad
2uderton, 5000 Wfeilen melt ididt. In
tereffirt niat nur oas beutihe 0olf,
icnbsgu aud bslonbers Die gDafbinas
toner Beb6r6en. Or. 6reberld @uts
iter. Der bic unterfudungen ser braht.
toien Gele9rapbie fir bic Bunbesbeh6rs
ben Ieitet, bat Or. @oloi6miot's ans
lage iiinsit beiu6t uno iid iibsr,eust,
oaB Der oeutld1e Gpparat BotIdbaften
auf nsite Oiitaujsn iibsrmitteln fam,
obne nit anoeren apparaten In Gon'
flift ju fommen. Or. @clltsr 1T Der
aniiht, baB @olbidmibts Metboben
oieieniseu oer 3ufuuit iino.
T @sneral.SelbmarIdaq ssreihsrr
bon Der @ols, weldsr felt benz Sabre
1907 ben Soften eines @eneral. Sns
ipefteurs befletoete, lit nunmebr ,ur
Oispoiitiou seitsllt morbsn. Sein
yia4fOlser 1T Der nit bobsn Gbren ab.
eetrstsns bisbsrise Srie9sminifter Don
9eerinSeu. :
T Der beutide StaiIer bot lette
Wode senebmigt, baB Sifi,iere uno
Wtanuihaften fib OFT ben Ol1mpiihen
Spielen betbeilisen biirfsn, pslde I'M
Sabre 1916 In Berlin itattfinoen mers
ben. Der 3riessminilter mirb beanf.
trast, bic @tnSslbeiten Su rsssln.
Il Dor Osm Rsidsseridt In 9eip,ia
lit Die Verbanolnns sesen ben Sdabs
NADER Sssniewsfi BON 2born 3u @n6e
ssfIbrt worben. Der ansstlaate hattie
Iih anf bic BefduIbIsung su uerant.
worteu, espionage I'm Sntsrslie GuB.
lambs ueriibt 3u baben. Ger Bro,es
l9loB nit Der Serurtbeiluns 1esnielpss
tts 3u oret Sabren 3u9tbaus.
gDie aus Berlin getnelSet wirS,
bat oas slusmdrti9e amt bic Srilt ,nr
@ntienOuu9 BON @ntnurfs. Siisen fiir
ben gleubau Der bsutf6en Sotidait
IN gBaibington bis gum 16. Gueuft uers
ldngert. Die stusbsbnung bes Sermins
sntlpri9t ben SBiiHi9en jublrsidsr
9lrhtteften.
Il Der in Srantfurt q. so. uerftors
bene Bilobaner SOmar3it 6at elm Bers
mdhtniB ucn 12O, 900 Wtnrf iu @unitsn
beutl9er, beutid OfterreiGil6er uno
osuti4'i9wsiSeriider Bilbbauer uuO
Wfaler binterIuiien. glaf benz EOOe
Der Bittws ioll, nil, In bem Geltnment
beltimmt miro, cine neltere Wttuion
Wtarf fur ben sIsiasu 8wed permeubst
merben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-07-10
2ieberfra,rs Fe9rei6-

1ei benz SSugerfsit oes gtorb6ftli6en
Sdngerbunoes, bas pom Donneritag
bis Sumltas In @illiamsport ftatt'
fan6, mar Der Scranton Nieoerfrnuj
wieOerum erfol9reih, Oeuu er trug ben
erlten Preis In Der erlten Slulie 0auon,
iomit ieiHen 0luf nts liesretder Berein
aufre9t srbaltsnO. Der Serein bate
go Runfte mebr ais mie Der ihm udblt
folseuoe 8ereiu. nuo bemertensmertb
lit Die peitere Gbatiafe, oaB er feds
Puntts nebr nIs wie periett erlan9ts
uuo naa gnli6t Der Breisrihter ieinen
@eians bsiier ausle9te, als mie Der
Sriaiier inoi,irte. Der bOAite Gribut,
bem elm Sersin ss,OIlt werosn tann.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-07-10

ssfiist. Die 8esisruuo mi1 oafiir
SHasamtsnoteu I'm Betrase uOH 8 uuo
10 Wtari ausssben.
T Die Subitdnmsitiftuns Der Staot
giiirnbsrs In Ba1ern 1T osr Nnfauf bes
alten 9obsnjolIerhidloHes abenbsrs in
Der gidbe uon yiiirnberg, oas als BE
teranenbeim ein9erihtet wirb. 8or benz
@ingang Ioll cine Statue bes GailerS
.srridtet tperoen. gln Der @teIle oes
lailss ftenb In Der GSzslusiul
Sort, @tn @raf bon Gbenberg erporb
es. Sn Der 6eubaheit bes 10. Sabr.
bunbsrts erbiett es Bursgraf SrieOri9
Der @rlte BON 9iiirnbers als Wtit9ift
istner 6ran, Der leeten Gbenber9. Ssit.
oem mar bas S4loB tn Seiis Der
9obenjollern.
4 usber Sobanuestbal BET Berlin
fam es aui Iesten Sreitas su elmer
aolliiion swii9eu Smei 6lug,sussn.
9slider tpurbe set6Otet uno Srisosl,
bsibes oentiAe Slie9er, idwer am
8iidsn uerlest.
T Die beutlts Suiti, III 70 penie
unfeblbar. mie trgeno cine anbere absr
penn lis in unisren Tasen sinsu 5ebler
niaht, 70 sablt iie penisiteus 6afiir.
Sobann Bsper mnroe Dor 18 Sabren
in einen wteineios.Pro,ss permidslt,
ihulois, seipro4en uno Bu A Sabren
@efdn9niB nerurtbeilt. @r betbeuerte
feline lluihulo. Sm Sabre 1911 &c.
lang IS ibm enbli6, cine gleupsrbanos
lung oeS RrojeGes 3u erpirfen, unb oa'
bel wuroe er f6lieBlif freiseipro9eu.
Sect bat ibm bas acknowledgement in
DOrtmunb ats @ntiddbisuus fur feline
unssredts @infsrferuus bic Summs
uOu 20.S00 Wiart 3ussipro9en, neblt
elmer Peuiion pom 1000 Wtarf pro Sabr
bis iu ieinem 65. Sebenstabre.
Il gii6t serinse gufrssuns bsrridt
in @barlottenburg iiber oaS YerIdmins
ben oes Stabtiefretdrs Dams Reii, psl'
der in 8egleitung isiner @attin auf
uno oapon sesansen iitlunO nibt peui'
ger ais 100000 Wtart ftdotiider Sell
oer mtteenommsn bat. 9leli mar be-
reits 33 SABRE I'm ltdbtilden Disnft
nno eenoB 9roseS Yertrauen. Der
6lh6tlins fat orei 3inbsr p6llis mit'
tellos 3uriid9ela6en. Die BebDrosn
bnben eiuen utufalien6eu glppurat in
SeDssuus 9eieet. nm oss ungetreuen
Sstrstdrs babbaft 3u werOen.
T Das neue Mlilitar.guftldiff g.
3. 10" fog febr etfolsrsi6 pom Sranfs
furt a. Wt. nn9 SOni9sber9, uub tros
0es ltiirmiIhen gDetters lanoete es
woblbebaltsn. @s bIeibt in SOnissbers
poitirt.
T Inter entlpre6euSen 5eisrliGtei.
ten 1T in @ilenburs, Re9ieruussbsSirf
Wtsrlebur9 Der Prouin3 Sa9ien, Der
@sburtsita6t Sran3 abts, elm Denfmul
fur ben beriibmten Sieberfomponilten
entbhut morosn. @s 1T in 9ermen'
SOrm seidmafuoll ausSsfiibrt.
+ Sn Uiiin1en 1T Der Tbisrmalsr
Sobann D. 9ofner I'm boben gIlter uon
81 Sabren geitorben. SOfner mar ON
80. slpril 1s32<in Nrelins seboreu.
Seine Spejialitit wareu SAafe, bic eT
nit pabrer SlrtuOftdt auf bic Ssin'
wano ju iaubsrn psritauo.
+ Die Serliner Msoi,iniihs &C.
ieui&aft batloeu Gntras bee $roishors
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-07-10
@ein @arttrmbsrser eanb !

gS blfHt In DeutiGlanbs @dueu
Sin 9dHb9en idmud uuo feiu,
umheet bon 9riinen sluen,
uulfrdnst BON eolem SDein,
29iutt ibm lein Stfteewaub;
Des Tulies enlis Eesen
6ei( Dir uno @ottes Se9en,
Wtetn Wiirttemberser Sano!
$50 furdtlos treu bic S6bne
Des Sanoes iteb'u 9eihaart,
ST 3uht uno feuibe Sh6ne
Der T61ter eoler Nrt.
Sie seh'n auf lihtem Pfaoe
Sie einis Sano In 9anb;
Seil Dir uuo @ottes @naSe,
Miein NBiirttember9er Sanb
@ie annft unb WiIsn tpeibsn
Der Wtiibial ben @eminn,
90 f6roert Dein @eoeiben /,
Dss G6niss eoler CHM:
Sbm i1lisBt Did eng jur Seiten
Der 0iebe felteS Banb |;
6eil Dir fur ale 3eiten.
Wfein @iirttemberser 2anb
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-07-10

= Sraulein 9ouiIa Rooms bon 0ep
Straee uuo gBalisr @ebb uon Ritts.
ton tunrben am Douneritas tn Der
ct. 2ute's 2ir9e burb Paitor Or.
Robert 3. 2reitler ats elm @bepaar Gins
esiesust.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-07-10
.ll0E1 stnttR,
Seitenber Splitter.

SeIt 1880 etabIlrt.
9Bir lnb umsgcssn na@ 623 eadapdnna
glptuus, auf btm 8chfuaur, nit sinr pplfH
einie BON cpiiiHtn WaaFen unb ben alIsrHut-
ten Snlfrumtnitn tur priifung bu angtn.
unitr Dlotto mar inniH; ,,S&ntls 8erfGufe
uub EsiHs prcIis". gBir Hnh INNER btTtik
3'nsu strae @sIb gu srlpartn. Gint srpBs slns.
pabl BON iiinfIt&en aussH an Sanb. gn'
stfst ui&t ben gIab,
cas- 2acfatpanira Mpenne,
etstHhbE br D., {. & @. 4abnRatisH.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-07-10

+ Bon aarlsrubs wirb ssmelSst,
boB Der Gups;ierer Sung, Der In Der
erltsn Wfaimohe baS Nttentat auf ben
@roBberSos 5rieOriH uou Sabeu be-
sins, In Die STRENGTHENING Der 9ei'
rslbsrser llniusrfitdtss2linii uerbradt
moroerf LIT. Die @iuielbGiten bes miB'
Innsensn MOroani4InSs fiuo uo& In
frii4sr GriuHeruHs.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1913-12-25
with Our Advertisers,

The Kingstree Dry Goods Co wish
their many friends and customers q
merry Christmas and happy new
year.
Attention is invited to the change
of ad by the Kingstree Hardware
Co which will be found in the usual
place on front page.
Messrs Milhous & Jennings an
nounce in this issue that after Janu-
ary l, 1914, they will conduct their
business only on a strictly cash ba-
sis.
Mr. RN Speigner has a notice in
this paper stating that subsequent
to January l, 1914, Mr. W h Welch
will have charge of the kingstree
Insurance, Real Estate & Loan 20.
Messrs Jenkinson Bros Co adver-
tise in this issue "two-in-one sale"
which will open January II. This
viii be sale of much interest to
the ladies. as it will offer an unusual
~ large display of white goods and
embroideries at especially low prices.
Watch these columns for further
particulars.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1913-12-25

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Death of Thomas N GLAND, Esq.

The editor received a telegram
while in church last Sunday, stating
that his old friend and schoolmate,
Thomas M:Gilland, was dead. Mr.
Gilland, for long time and until
he was stricken with paralysis about
fifteen years ago. was the leading
lawyer of the Kingstree bar. He
was Solicitor for one term and rank
ed among the first in his profession.
As an officer he was fearless in the
discharge of his duties, as citizen
upright and honorable, as a man was
one of Gods noblemen. There were
six brothers. James, Wilmott, Tom,
John, Henry and Lewis.
James and Wilmott just as they
were merging into manhood died
within "a hours of each other. John
rose to the Judgeship in his adopted
home at Natchez, Mississippi. Hen
ry was a prominent minister in the
Presbyterian church and died in his
prime. Lewis was a shining light
in the medical profession and gave
his life to the cause of humanity,
falling victim to that dreadful
scourge. yellow fever, during an
epidemic out West. Tom, the last
of these talented brothers, was
stricken with paralysis about twelve
years ago and was confined to his
home almost continuously ever since.
He was a son of Rev James R Gil
land, once professor of ancient
languages in Davidson college and
for many years pastor of the Pres
byterian church at Indiantown in
williamsburg county.
He was buried in the cemetery of
the old Williamsburg church at
Kingstree, of which he was a ruling
elder.
He leaves a devoted wife, four
sons and two daughters. He was
one of the 16-year-old boys in the
War between the States and was
captured by the enemy and remain
ed a prisoner for several months
until the close of the war. He bore
his long suffering with Christian
fortitude and peacefully passed
away on Sunday morning, Decem-
ber ID, 1918, at 5 o'clock.
Truly a good man has passed to
his reward. .-Bishopcile Leader and
Vndicat0r.
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CadeS Chronicles.

Cades, December 23:-Prof H Fl
Brown is spending the holidays at
Spartanburg.
Miss Ruth Tomlinson is home from
from Winthrop college during the
holidays.
Messrs H J Brown and J A Mat
thews went to Florida last Wednes-
day on business.
Mr. Daniel Epps of Clemson COL
lege and Mr. Ebert McElveen of
Orangeburg college are home for
the Yule-tide.
Mrs V G Annette and Miss Ruth
Tomlinson went to Lake City shop
ping Monday.
Miss Jimmie Britton, teacher in
Cades Graded school, is spending
Christmas with her parents at King
stree.
Mr. RI McElveen went to King
stree Monday on business.
Mr. N F Knight went to George
town Tuesday.
Mr. ] R Haselden spent Sunday
with the home folk at Lake City.
Mr. ] Ryan Chandler of Lake City
is clerking for the Cades Mercantile
Co during the Christmas holidays.
Mr. ] Hoyt Carter went to Lake
City Monday.
Dear Mr. Editor, a merry Xmas
and happy new year be yours.
MIR and Mrs John T Nc Elveen WIS.,
tied relatives near Sardis Saturday.
Lawrence White, the negro who
shot his wife last week, committed
suicide one day this week. The
body was not found for two or three
DAYS after he was dead.
Mr. Dwight Owens and Miss Daisy
Owens are visiting relatives at Fay
etteville, N G.
UNCLE REMUs.