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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-26
Annual Meeting Held.

nc ssconsregation Of Tie Brondus n 9;
'mciial Baptist Church held its annual
meeting Sunday mn1-ninE and received re.
o:ts from the ofte',rs al OF q " Y, high e: were
III ;nri f lhe Year f1fty.one new members
Mfre added to the church tie total OF
Nnmre IS hip OF which is DOW 22ss. The
iof Sc. ooo was raised during the year for
FAIL PURPOSES. a z election for foreign
missions taken Sunday Amounted to near
M TIE Of ths nhure1 ne
sermons preached. as: oiher addresses.
$50 Z; funerals. 10; weddings. 10; calls on
members and others, 1.l7t. and consider
able time and energy spent in raising
money for the building.
& Church Notes.
TIE Rev. Kerr Boyce Upper. the dis
rushed PastoT Ct the First rs bap!st
yesterday. He Is on ~ way to Cuba 10
Dr. Upper. reports 4 great spiritual
service In his church on a recent Sunday
there were thirty-seyen conversions,
Fl DR.. q. B. Hawthorne. pastor OF Grove
Avenue. delivered sermon yesterday
morning before the Baptlst Ministers,
ctni erenee on,iiow II. to Get Riches and
yc:tally declared to be ono of the finest
ever heard in the city. 55
Tile Methodist ministers OF the city yes
te.uay accepted an invitation to take
lunch next Monday at the Methodist Or
eptphage. hi x u,
The anniversary OF the conversion OF
st. Paul WAS observed yesterday with
services In st. Paul's Church and Holy
Trinity.
K DR. Weston Bruner Is assisting DIR.
u: Garrett. Of Court Street, Norfolk, in
a revival service. IF
l.,r. a. E. Owen, Of Portsmouth, Is as
sis,:nE Or. r. w Y Crfdlin. IN Manchester.
Lr!on revival services are being held
this week at the Third Christian Church.
on Church Hill. The Rev., DR.. II, B,
fEgs.eston. Of the Third Presbyterian
ACMuI CHI. is doing the preaching. sll.
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BY T. NJ, workman & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
IL North Ninth Street.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.
LEGAL NOTICE.

~ LEGAL " OTlcE # 35
W lKl3 in IA--IN II T. HII 81 CLERKS OF
" Tp,IEE OF tTHE CIRCUIT COURT
ar AMELIA COUNTY, JAN UARYi T.
IYU4 IN VACATION. . !,
Gary tyQe 90. : !I'!1tAlA
Lacy Hyde, ~. /. ]. !. !. PENDANT
n IN CHANCERY. &
rhe object OF this suit Is tor the plain
tiff. Gary Hyde, to obtain an absolute
divorce from tho bonds ofl5.matrmony
from the defendant, Lacy Hyde !, .
thtit the defendant, Lacy Hyde, is a non
resident Of n the State Of Virginia, It Is
ordered that he appear here within fifteen
Gays hitter due publ ation OF this order
and DO what may be necessary TO protect
his interest In this suit,
&''.Ieste: p. Fl. co LENIAN, Clerk.
II. r. Hardaway and 8. L, INarrar, p. a.
IA n g. laW-4t s3fs s5{ t,9S5i Tx
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Prominent Democrats.

Among the prominent opt-of.town Dem,
sorlats' In the city last night were Hon
John r. PnTker, Of Southampton; Hon.
s. Gordon Cumming. OF Hampton, and
Mr.. w, "A. g glasgow, OF r onnoke. 3g. 5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-26

. DR. Weston Bruner Is assisting Dr. r.
y Garrett. Of Court Street, Norfolk, In
a trevival service. IA j.l 4
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Itr. a. E, Owen, OF Portsmouth, Is as
!sisl:nE DR. r. w c.rid din, IN Manches ter.
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TO Julia Brown. take notice-That
shall take deposi lions III this ease at the
s Street. r ci,nond. Va, on the 18Th DAY
OF FEBRUARY. 1904, between ~.
and 6 r.. Nj II not completed on hat day
shall continue same IRON day e cay un-
til completed. AiA3k .SttoW M
IL Fl. ~. Roschey, p. O. ~ Counsel.
ian 1e,iaW-AW w NJ y Il
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AUCTION SALES, Future Days
mp By A. j. Chewing Company
VI Real EEtatu Auct turleefs. ii sS


y K a u t,s GhswtA,I1 osti GSeRar'y
r.kl )srEys aALE OF It'll RED (s}
r ACTS I, ~ 90 At N1NG
M q So IN ft NM 1A
MHSNSNABs Il yha isA pS StS5
BK Ck-YAaD TRACTS; II a.
HRFs pSsfpSc5kIy
MAKING MAcfl1 n lsls , E'r ca E'rcs
!, liz exeeutien OF d certain deed Of trust
eRifa a oss n i eoanty court
boon made 90 tie tia yrneptSof the greater,
pet on q the debt hereby secured and
q, viii asll W auction, upon Tie Prem
- 4StiuRspA yA IN !. e 5. ,1eY a
eoa,m i, snelhg grSf1p y az o'clock q M
I A ri Is. g
suD.divls!6n5 Of Scott s land.s
SSRTbRs sea . HenE aa j 4aas "a
lG'nF rs ISSiys ll|a
Ia eant sse.t & dsoyfs
games r Redd 4 son supyieyora,s August
THIRD TIL RED and :al9 q CRIES ad,o2in-
Ing the next above, deslgnAte,d g as lots Nos.
OF sub,d Vision above mentioned Of sgd Iyl-
( nor 4 Point Addltfon.h ~
i1t r'ho Said tracts Of laid will be sold
aljse S ' a. lepatsd tRsoagl, sid properties
al, to remain open and kept open for the
inEl ess and egross at I'll times to the
Remaining lots II tho 1'lar o. sydnor's
}peint.'' aS
~ ey pn ffalsvHf R RsESSsgs R sGP and
! HARNESS, 3 9 sTO GIS, BR LEX PRESSES,
ONE IIotSTING RRpM ONE ,, WSAngR
5TEGRATo R; sIIAFTINd, PuLLhYs,
fA II z; y ana apn1ry othepr' small
s RgeRsE!y h3ss shs ftee
nr!ok Man faoturers. as i " is seaid to
5eq ''H5 g good hriek 4 PIG y y ! &,
TERMS q s sel1 WI d4P Pe IL ~
- ]. Chewing Co., 4Auct ion GERS: ti5
4. B.-While the terms G sale, n above
Ientloned ere c. ca. w m S tl y
Jan % IDS. Si5i..
ADMINISTRATIVE SAID OF BRICKS;
Glass. Hard Bricks, estimated at about.
&C. ooo, and about the same number Of
R Tlssi5, ,Esady ( Y \ be burn ed.
i. ia d Nd 6, I4Ioo kE9R, 4Aldmr.
ian @ztu,We,th Il
By The Valentine Auction Co,
Auct toneers' 3
H gHzHH9 5TRb HEFEfmf 81 U.s. SOUTH
S2 III 5'Fsig AIT EAUCTIt)N.} s&i b ts
TUESDAY NO NJARY gsTHI
e|2 % 81 PaF.y 9sa a5p{s ten Ea4s s
street, beginning ~ 40 "a clock, all their
STAR: Parlor ana Dining i{oam, BRUSSELS
ana
home home Oak Centre Table Tete-a-tete
i'arlor Set. upholst tered III silk brocatele
Shiny 81 na Room aaa aSa
Shades, Rattan Couch, 6 henry. Oak and
Willow Rockers, Me- no 81 nv 8, yYarnrobe,s
BITE melsd Iron Beds 18th grass trim-I
sets, Quarter Sawed pax pressera and
}!or.. Dining Room an Il all Pictu res,,4
rec ther Bolsters and Is lows, sf alnut
ia 81. Linens. Bed Linens Blankets, SIN
Spoons, and other plated ware; nice as -
ssorlH,ent Of !. Croc3tery and Glassware,
Oak Extension &58s Ia BILE, Dining Room
Chairs, Ma hogany4 Side board, Kitchen
Furniture, IS &c. s5.3
About 200 volumes valuable miscelane-
5olls Books, Set Of 10 volumes Century
DIG t!oHary and Cyclopedia, complete. 8
Il AL Of the furniture, &c. is in splendid
condition. Ladies invited sl3p s5 n
~ Sale positive, TERMS-Cash.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co.
g Jan "a ,26 3ff53 & 5.iS sl
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About zoo volumes valuable miscellane-
Die t,onary and Cyclopedia, compls t te, 4
AL Of the furniture, &C., is In splendid
condition. Ladies invited. a e 5i
d Sale positive, TERM S-Cash. 5. {s5
& THE VALENTINE AUCTION co. Y
4 Jan q, 26 Il ~ s 33
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-26

VlRsIFTfAAId5SSu TFBH IL rH HkTS 1rT AS 81
RICHMOND. JANUARY 18TH. } w. - >,
Max BroWR.,.....'s $1,000, .F!a!h'tll'
Jq He ab5sSt 81 this suit estan
absolute divorce BY the plaintiff from the
defendant An affldaylt hass been 8. MED ny
res dent Of the state of Virginia; II Is
hereby ordered that tic defendant do ap-
pear here within is days after due publ I
In this suit.
a. cppy--Testei y. y,
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st, Paul was observed yesterday with
services in st. Pauls Church, and Holy
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-26
Church Notes.

Tile Methodist ministers OF the city yes.
te.uay accepted al, invitation to take
lunch next Monday at the Methodist Or
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-26

ADMINISTRATORS SALE OBJ BRICKS.
Immediate ly ter the above sale I will
sell ~ auction part 4 Of q Kiln Of First.
Glass Hard Bricks, sttrated ct about
&C. 00o, and. about he same Y nun Der Qf
/. ! iapMu NJ q. Ho o1SER, Admr.
ian Aztu,We,th 5sslt 81. IN 5.5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-26

EFFECTS I or SOUTH
nIlTFJIRDt STREET r r EisI DEN ~, 5S$
8533 AT tAUCTION.& III
TUESDAY MORNING JAN LARYs g6TEI
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AUCTION sALEs-This Day.

Bv Richmond Auction Co.,
45g. d Geo. III. Valent tine. tAvo tlQne .
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I n "a q q STATE CONVENTIONS
M Tho committee will at the samefmeet-
Ing fix the date and .fplace Of the next
Democratic State convention, to choose
delegates and alternates to the national
convention at St. Louis. July 6th, and
to name electors by districts and at large
to canvass for the Democratic nomt-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-26

q BY The Valentine Auction CO., 4
Auc ttoneers. 5T5 Il 3ss Z
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-26

ZIG .coneTegation Of the Brondus Nc.
'mc1ial Baptist Church held It's q nnual
meeting Sunday marning and received re.
pots from the officers, all q " hicll were
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-26

A. ]. Chewning Co., Auct lonaeFs. 4. n
IL. B--While the terms Of sale above
men toned n are 81 cash, yet more LIBERAL
terms may be arrang ed a. the time of
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1904-03-17
Notice OF Sale of School Bonds

Notice is hereby given that the trus-
tees of school district No. 10. Rosebud
County, Montana, will on the fourth
day of April, 1904, receive sealed pro-
posals and sell Twenty-Five hundred
dollars (S2, 5OO) of school bonds as au-
thorized by the election held on the
10th day of February, 1904; said bonds
will be of the denomination of Five
Hundred Dollars ($5OO) and each bear
interest at the rate of six (6) per cent
per annum; interest payable semi-an-
nually, and will mature in fifteen u5)
years from and after date and be re-
deemable at any regular interest per-
iod after ten (1O years from date; said
bonds being issued for the purpose of
purchasing school lot, the erection of
building and furnishing of the same
for the said school district.
By order of the board of trustees.
Sam Newnes. John Larsen,
School clerk. Chairman.
Dated Howard, Rosebud County,
Montana, February D, 1904.
Date of first publication of this no
tice M arch 3, 1904. Asst
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1904-03-17

William Shaffer, brakeman of
Dennison, Ohio, was confined to his
bed for several weeks with inflama-
tory rheumatism. '.Finally l sent to
McCaw's drug store for a bottle OF
Chamberlain Pain Balm, at which
time l was unable to use hand or foot,
and in one weeks time was able to 90
to work as happy as a clam For
sale by all druggists
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1904-03-17
c. S. Bull of Otter was in town

c. S. Bull of Otter was in town
Tuesday.
Under the supervision of Bert Cole
man a new confectionery, fruit and
stationery store has made it's appear
ance among us under the firm name of
Bert Coleman s. Co. The store will
occupy half of the Marcy building in
which is now located the Katzenstein
Clothing company. Mr.. Coleman has
made many friends in cur city during
his clerkship for H. r. Marcy, and if
the good will of the general public
counts for anything we predict for Mr..
Coleman a prosperous business.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1904-03-17
A Favorlte IL EN- dy for Babies

Its pleasant .aste and prompt cures
have made Chamberlain Cough Rem.
edy favorite with the mothers of
small children. It quickly cures their
coughs and colds and prevents any
consequences. For sale by all drug
gists.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1904-03-17
Bargains! Bargains! Bargains!

$50 standard hats, 200 pairs mems,
womens and childrens shoes, Is pairs
pants, 100 pieces of ribbon, several
bolts of cashmere, all on the bargain
counter at the Katzenstein Clothing
Co.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1904-03-17
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ance.
J. M. Rapelje was up from Glendive
Monday.
Jas Libo was in from Chrome creek
Saturday.
A. c. Milliron was up from Rose
bud Friday.
F. D. Snyder was down from Bill
lings Monday.
Jack Fraser was in from Rea Bros.
ranch Monday.
Fresh bread constantly on hand
T. J. Thompson's.
c. H. Luchman of Billings was on
our streets Monday.
M. ,Jakobi was a visitor from the
north side Tuesday.
Geo. Mace and wife were visitors
from Howard Friday.
Alex Mckay of the north side was a
Forsyth visitor Tuesday.
Harry Armstrong was in from his
ranch up the river Monday.
Save fifty per cent by buying your
goods of Hopes & Potter. Everything
at cost.
T. W. Longley left Sunday for a
month S visit with friends and rela-
tives in the east. y
Mrs. Barney Blum returned the irst
of the week from an extened visit with
relatives in Canada.
Rev. and Mrs. Rumohr entertained
the M. E. choir Thursday night at
checkers, finch and dominos.
Why let your property go uninsured
when you can procure the best poll
cies through P. c. Schoelkopf.
H. D. Huff visited Miles C1ty last
week for the purpose of being futher
instructed in the mysteries of Ma
sorry.
Lupton Waddingham left school
Monday and began driving the deliv-
cry wagon for the Linton Richardson
company.
Jas. McGraw was in from the north
side Monday. He has all of his stock
up and is feeding them. They are in
excellent condition.
The pupils of the grammer depart
ment are now able to sing simple
songs in any key. with very little as
sistance from their teacher.
DR.. w. A. Allen, the we'll known
surgeon dentist from Billings was
looking after patients at Forsyth
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Geo. Pennell and John Ashhyp, N.
P. surveyors were laying lines last
week for a number of new side tracks
to be added to the Forsyth yards.
Having sold our business to Linton
Richardson Co., all persons knowing
themselves indebted to us will please
call and settle. Davis & Marsh.
The nine months old baby boy of
Mrs. Robinson died Sunday and the
funeral was held from the home Mon
day afternoon conducted by Rev. NJ.
Rumohr.
Last week Harry G Wright sold his
property, at present occupied by T. J.
Carolan, to E. A. Richardson, one of
the firm of Linton Richardson COM
pany. Consideration $3.50
Harry Thompson, who has been
working for the new department store
since its advent among us, left that
company last week and has accepted
position with Harry H. Fletcher &
Co.
Last Friday night a snow fall of
about eight inches on the level visited
this section. While snow as usual
thing is good for the country, at the
present time it works hardship on
range stock.
The principal pastime of the young
people, also a number of the older
ones, the past few DAYS has been the
healthful exercise of skating. Almost
every evening after school crowds of |
children will be seen gathered on the
various ponds.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1904-03-17
March schoo, District Aoportion ment

The March apportionment of the
school district fund for Rosebud county
averages about $500 per capita:
Dist. No. Puni1S Gen. fund I.ihrarv
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-01-13
The Heartlesspe.s of Husband.

4 hsartlsss husband, one Jasper
Hyder, hailing from Bessemer
City, but who has been living in
Lancaster with his wife Dora,
came to Rock Hill Thursday sf-
ternoon by train accompanied by
his wife. Upon arriving here be
took the woman into the waiting
room and leaving, said he would
return later, that he had business
to attend to. The coniding wo-
man took a seat while her false
lord took his departure, and going
out to the train and crossing to
the opposite side of the railroad
ro embarked, and when the wife,
who was a good looking woman
and apparently very worthy, was
friendlsss 'and moneyless. She
remain ed in the waiting room un-
til after night for her husband,
but he never came. Becoming
alarmed, she made inquiry Of
passers by, but received no til
dings of the man whom she had
trusted. She was IN great dis
tress, naturally 70, and Il sympa-
thiziug workman of whom she
had made inquiry took her to his
home whore she remained until
the next day, whom she came
with her tale of woe to the mayor,
whe was unable to do anything
for her officially, but taking her to
tho depot easily secured by sub
scription enough money to send
her on to the home of her bus
band. When the money had been
given her she burst into tears
and was sincere in her expression
of thanks.
We relate those facts TO show
how heartless some creatures in
the shape of man can be to those
dependent upon them. This fel.
low, if the woman's word can bs
depended upon, ought to serve a
number of years at hard labor on
the chain gang.-Rock Hill Her-
aid.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-01-13

Items From The Era.
Mrs. j. w. Hamel is visitin 6
her mother at Lancaster.
e D. Blakeney, Esq left
Sunday for Ohio on professional
business.
Mr.. M. S. Asheley of the
X er shaw telephone Office is put
ting in central at Heath Springs
We are glad to learn that DR.
r. S. Beckham continues to i'm
prove little and is now allowed
to sit up several times during the
day in an invalid's chair.
Young Oscar Catoe who was
accidentally shot by his brother
while out hunting, as noted in
the Era last week, is now able to
he up again.
There is still no material inns
provement in the condition of
Hon. j. N. Estridge, who is still
very critically ill at his home at
White Blnf.
The Hartsville Messenger Of
the 7th inst says that postmaster
Simon Beckham, who is a son of
DR.. r. S. Beckham, of Kershaw,
took charge of the Hartsville post
office Jany. 1.
We are very glad to an-
nounce marked Improvement in
the condition of Mr.. Wesley Nc
Horton, who was so seriously in
jured by falling from the roof OF
his house. He is being nursed
by trained nurse from CoIum-
bia.
Col, l.. G. Heugh and his
brother, Mr.. A. R. Hough, spent
last week in Honea Path visiting
their brother, DR.. G. N. Hough,
who is critically i'll. DR. Hough',
malady is Of such fatal type thai
his life is 6espaired OF.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-01-13
Biz Removal Sa|e.

We will move into the new handsome Masonic
Building, HOW occupied by Stevenson & Porter, as
soon as it can be gotten ready for u.s. In the name
time we are going to sell goods cheap We wish to
reduce our stock before moving than we have a lot
Of winter goods that must be sold anyhow. We will
not carry over winter goods==they must be sold at
some price: Come to our store any day in January
and you will find warm bargains that will do your
pocketbOOk good.
Gall GoodcI REGARDLESS OF COST. We
O0ll uUOuo! have good stock suits and
overcoats that we will take pleasure in giving away
for trifle, try us and see if we do not mean bus
ness.
E. E. CL @ u D.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-01-13
Killed by His Wife While Asleep
In Bed.

A private letter received in
Rock Hill from Dallas, Texas,
gives Information of bloody af-
fair IN that State several days ago,
in which some of our readers will
feel much interest. John Porter
was born and raised in the Wax
haws section of Lancaster county,
but was we'll kno 1n in this city.
He went to Jacksonville, Fla,
some years ago and there married
a woman whose name we do not
know. They removed from there
to Texss, but as he and his wife
did not agree, they parted. La.
ter they became reconciled and
renewed their relation as man and
wife. A few nights ago, for
some unexplained reason, tho wife
arose from her bed, securing her
b lsband's pistol fired upon him
and-killed him instantly. Mrs.
Porter was arrested and is now
in Jail. Rock Hill Herald.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-01-13

Mrs. ID. wartzman and
little daughter Esther, of Marion,
5. c., are visiting the former S
sister, Mrs. R. Miles, at this
place.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs H. f.
Mcdonald, Jan. II, 1904, ason.
There will be hot supper,
oysters included, given at the
residence of Rev. S. N. Watson,
next Friday night, Jan. 18th.
The proceeds will go to theBaptist
church. Everybody is cnrdially
invited.
Married on Sunday, Jan. 10,
1904, at the homo of the BRIDE 8
father, Mr.. John Hunter in the
mill village, Mr.. Marshall Privstt
and Miss Lottie Hunter. At the
same time and place, Mr.. John
Hunter, Jr., was married to Mi o.
Robert Privett. Rev. Mr.. Catos
performed the ceremony at both
marriages.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-01-13
Too Much bling.

eyes, there 10 too much gamb-
ling" said Col. Leroy Springs,
of Lancaster, the we'll Known cot
ton mill man who was in the city
Yesterday. "And Charlotte was
not the only town that has been
hurt by the reaction, Down at
my home, men-smaIl manipula-
tors-were about 100000 ahead
Ct the game on one day. The
next they we're about $40, 600 be-
hind. That's the usual way.
Nobody but rich man can afford
to gamble on cotton. Tho rest
who dabble in 1t remind me of
people who borrow money to com
pound interest. "-Charlotte Oh
server, 11th.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-01-13

Admitted to Bail in the Sum of
$4,000.
The application for bail by Mr..
9. b. Skipper, charged with the
murder of Mr.. Jas. B. Casksy on
Christmas day, which was made
before Judge Gage at Chester the
past week resulted in the grant
ing of tho application last Sat.
urday morning. The bond was
fixed At $4,000. Mr.. Skipper
loft Saturday afternoon for
Baltimore, accompanied by hi,
wife, to spend week or so with
relatives.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-01-13
E4kI ER
Letter to ALB. Ferguson.
Lancaster, S {.

Dear Sir: There are several
ways of cheating in milk. An
old-fashioned way is to water it.
Nobody waters it now. A better
way IS to take out the cream
rich milk with the cream taken
out is as good as poor milk with
it's cream all in.
But we needn't 90 into parti.
culars.
You don't rob your milk and
your customers.
Paint is as easy as milk to
cheat with. Good paint is as
rare as good milk for human
nature is much the same in milk
men and paint men.
You are just aud true with
your milk so are we with our
paint. Devoe lead-and.zirc is
twice as good as mixed plants ::
There's twice as much butter in
it.
MIR. j. T. Ladd, Cheraw, S. c., i,
writes:
"When Mr.. Evans painted his
house with Devoe, he figured on
how other paints covered and Ii ad
enough left to paint three large
rooms. He was so pleased that
he has used Devoe on two other
houses -
Yours truly,
f. e. DEvoE e. Go.
30 New York.
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About the best advice we can
give tho legislature 10 to kill tho
proposition to increase the num-
ber of judicial circuits and the sal
aries OF dispensary directors, pass
one or the other simple measures
about which we can give instruc.
tions later il dssired-then ad-
journ to meet again in 1906, for a
period not exceeding 40 days, an d
for like period every two years
thereafter. Chester Lantern,