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Newspaper

The Lancaster Ledger

Location

Lancaster, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1904

Page

3

Address to Legislature Urges Dispensary Law Change

A memorial from the State Temperance Law and Order League to the South Carolina General Assembly requests amending the dispensary law. It argues for citizen rights to vote on dispensary presence, cites moral concerns, crime, and church support, and names W. Blamel and Howell Morrell as signatories. Columbia, January 12, 1904.

The State League General Assembly of South Carolina Temperance Law and Order League of General Assembly Ams W. Blamel Howell Morrell Law and Order League Columbia Jan

Battle at Suoraliland yields thousand killed in action

London reports from Maj. Gen. Egerton’s Somaliland expedition describe a severe defeat of the Mad Mullah’s forces at Jidballi. About 1,000 Dervishes killed, 400 rifles seized, and heavy losses among regular and native troops. Two regular officers killed, nine wounded. native troops suffer seven deaths and 16 wounded. Egerton’s force advances after the pursuit.

Aden Arabia Suoraliland Mullah Hay London Egerston Somaliland Jidballi Miesto Jidballi Manning Faskins Kenna Regulare Jadballi Egerton

Laurens County Farmer Robbed and Store Burned

Spartanburg S C Jan 9 Andrew Philips a Laurens farmer and merchant was robbed Thursday night and his store burned He recovered the empty pocketbook in the road containing 107 dollars the thief took a mule later found at a neighbor s The East faces unchanged but Roasia and Japan enjoy festivities

Spartanburg S.C Andrew Philips Laurens

Death of Gen. John B. Gordon in Florida

General John B. Gordon died at his winter home near Miami Florida at 1005 tonight after a gastric illness that began last week He was born July 6 1832 in Upson County Georgia and served in the Confederate army rising to brigadier general He later held Georgia political offices including governor and U S senator and for years led Confederate veterans work as a lecturer and organizer

Atlanta John B. Gordon Miami Fla Gordon Upson County Georgia State University Alabama Infantry Peninsula Malvern Hill Flo Chancellorsville Pennsylvania Georgia United States Senate Georgia Pacific Geogia North South The Confederate Veterans

Gen Gordon to Lie In State in Georgia Hall

Atlanta prepares for the funeral of Gen John B Gordon who died last night at his Florida winter home. The body will reach Atlanta Tuesday and lie in the State House for several days. The hall of the House of Representatives will host religious and eulogistic addresses by notable Southerners and Confederate veterans led by Gen Stephen B Lee Gen A P Stewart Gen Clement A Evans Judge Thomas G Jones and Sen J W Daniel.

Atlanta John B. Gordon Miami Fla State House Gordon Verrell House of Representatives South Stephen B Lee A. P. Stewart Clement A. Evans Thomas G. Jones United States District Court of Northern Alabama J. W. Daniel Virginia

New Year Greeting Extends Customer Time Offer

A local business wishes its customers a happy New Year and expresses gratitude for their liberal patronage. To reciprocate for past kindness, the firm announces an extension of time for a limited period.

Sale Runs Thirty Days Longer On Reduced Prices

Clothin is over stocked and for the next month we will sell at any price to benefit customers. We have the exclusive sale of our stock and intend to move it promptly to clear the shelves.

Strouse & Bros High Art Clothing Offers Guaranteed Fit

Strouse & Bros advertises the best fitting suits with a written guarantee promising a new suit if fading or loss of shape occurs. Goods are shrunk and tested before cutting to prevent shrinkage. Also promotes the Douglas and Godman Line of Shoes with a guarantee for solid leather construction and sample-matching returns.

Hats and millinery closeout sale ad across town

An old time sale notice urges readers to visit for hats and soft bosom shirts at cost. It promises abundance of groceries at cheap prices and types of goods with a closing thanks for previous patronage and hope for future business.

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Ynraday State Law and Order League Ovila Isog Somalliland Laurens County Fae East Roasia Japan J. B. Gordon Gen Cordon Alse Strouse & Bros. High Art Clothing Douglas and Godman Heath Bankine & Hercule Go
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