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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-07

traffic from Chicago TO the Inst wlllcn
was largely export trade Els company
rented cars cxcIusively fand did not 9p-
crate them anysensc oLathe Woru}l ~
Grlnher OF carsBut ili2td In long haul trnt-
g.ic,8covering tho period from March, l9o y,
80 the present, TING. showing that; IN
$ Ies than elevoi# doldrs peir5 Car for tho
month, compared With The Sta cement ts,
made 70 The d,
Earnings Very Small.
Setting aside Ethe allowance for repairs
fixed sl,y 6 overnment Expert Midgcley.
and the depreciation allowed by the mas
ter cal builders, Mr.. Reichman stated that
in order tO earn five per cent E on the
seven hundred dollars. which ga ca en- &
Eofsthese cars cost, there would nave 70 De
Ia met earning iof SD eilch, per ;.nn1unl,t
which his company was unable to- secure.
Ia the average earning ca lincity5 ranged
from six to eleven dollars per month. ~
presented the exact figures to the commit
toe. The sworn statement gave The stock
and bonded Tindehtedn cssy at $6.bSl 49,
u Tho preferred stock PAL ~ seven per! cent.
per annum :Iffnr u long time no tyldends
had boon paid nn{;th common stock but
for the past two years, II 1ad PAID Two
per cent n 81 i.i .}t ia B
Z Mr.. Rcichnan did mot think this show
ing Indicate that Ills company made
any such excessive profits MS had been
alleged IIe,Isaid it was. chartered by the
State Of Illinois TO build cattle car,i tor
sale and hire. They wero5 rented to the
railroads on Va mileage basis and ms i.i
company had no dealings whatever Win WIN
the shippers. !. /, /, |.
f$Inrcply8to questions by Represcntatt yves
Stevens, and saaAdatnson. 5hc stated tina , ,
when requested the railroads mayed ana
bcdaed', the cars before they d LETT ne
Yards. After thtit ils company had moth
Ing to doEswith tho siln til'AtneN were
a ta't ar wter in transit iie maintained
THAT. the shippers and the. courts reacoS-
niZed that while tile fumish'n ,5of nay
and water inH transit was an adjunct o.
Interstate commerce,fit was not q part OF
ennsintcrstat Q commerce &transac tion, (, and
that the Same applied TO icinS.of refrls.
orator cars at local points. Tho same
people sold the shippers hay for cons ump-
ton at various feeding points and fur.
finished lunch TO the men taking care ;oi
the cattle. 4a sI
The Representatives OF the Refrigerator
car systems. ifs SWELL rs those of the pri-
waite stock car lines. Will he heard before
the Senate Committee 0n8lnterstate com
6merce on Friday, whic&on "Wednesday
llmorning d number OF the most Eprominen,
I6frlt growers i'm the country will present
! their views on the subject Of private cal
lines to the House subcommittee.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-07

Mrs. RebecciL Ball Il wife of IIenly Il. 4
Bal Waterman Of the Richmond Cedar
Works, died at her residence On Graham,
Street Fulton. yesterday afternoon ut a
o'clock after9l prolonged illness
She. is survived by her husband, IIcnly.
f. Bah three brothers. Mcssrs. Thomas
Stephen and b. Ailnsor; three sisters.
Mrs Il Virginia Blarkc. Mrs Nathaniel
NVhltlow and Mrs. Mollic Anderson. 7. ana
five children, Mrs. ]. L, Hancock, Mrs.
Jsg ", Daniel Misses REM, Myrtle and
Rachel Bal KS f55E&
ARA ngemcnts for the funeral have not
= e e., col and will be announced
later. t,ssi IS Va a &.
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auced before tho Interstate commerce

tluced before tho Interstate Conlmerco
Commission. "a NJ 5}.4 FIT ~
35Thc fairness or the rule Ito all nc,n-
lers was declared by Mr.. DnlZell to be
apparent, since5lt afforded full @opportu-s
nifty 10 vote on both bills offercd by the
4 Two parties. The rule a lso was defended
by Mr. Grosyenor.f of Ohio. Mr. GrosVe-
nor was $rehcarslng the orig inal interstate
commerce legislation. when Mr. Gaines
II Tcnnessce) cried out: ~
pslaw!'' 7l7 5j- is 1T,
When tho laughter had subsidized Mr..
Grosvenor Indignantly retorted
is In keeping With the character
/ Of the position no (Gaines) occupies. =
rs Mr.. Gaines soughtStO explain that he
did not intend to#be offensite; but Mr.
Grosvenor would not be INTERRUPTED,
Townsend's Warning. II
I'M Mcssrs. Townsend, of Michigan, ono Of
the authors Of the bill under considers
lion, and richardson, of AIabama. occu-
ped the rcmainder&ofit ho day discussing
at. both sounding a note OF warning to{the
railroads that unless they Joined hands
with Congress- in this matter the people
would demand moro Drastic legislation.
VI "Iet the rttllrdds comply with this
law said Mr.. Townsend, .'and volun.
Gtarily correct any evils not covered by
y this bill, and It Will be well with them.
let them oppose It's just provisions and
they will but accumulate troubles against
tho day Of judgment. Isl Is a
Before taking his scat, Mr.. Townsend,
In reply TO Mr.. Richardson (Alabamal,
Was positive tin5thet assertion, that the
hill, In connection with the so-calleds FL
tins act, would reach the private car
Zines, 5
Mr., richardson (AlabanrD snid tho de-
9mand for legislation to regulate freight
rates had come in such an earnest WAY
That Congress could not for n moment dis.
2 regard 1t. but he counselcd against en-
gaginSl IN lla!siy or hostile legislation. lIc
4 was particularly antagonistic TO the fei,-
& turcSof the biz under consideration. pro-
* viding for a special court to pass upon
1 rates. maintaining that It was depar,
lure from the judicial system or tic gov
eminent.
ii Tho House adjourned until Tomorrow,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-07
ENTIRE NATION is
BEHIND PRESIDENT

Especial to Tho Times, Dlspatch.)
a&CIllCAGO, a LIZ. Fob. G.--l Judging by tho
Legislators and other out spoken leaders OF
political force, President Roosevelt has
The almost unanimous support OF the ma,
don In his fight FOR the enlargement or,
the powers of the Interstate Commences
Commission, and for further government
tai control and regulation Of railway
freight rates Si7 ~ az
East, West. North and South, every,
Governors who was willing 10 be quoted
.onsl the subject declared himself IN hearty
accord withsthe. suggest ion 81. the i,res-
dent Democratic executives OF the States
were as cordial in their endorsements rs
Republican Governors III IL s "a
III several Of the states, notably /. KAN
sas, Minnesota, Montana and Washington.
the egislators, taking their cues from
President Roosevelt, are preparing 70 vest
their state RAILWAY commissions With adj
ditiona, powers and To create new CONF
tmiasona
Legislative leaders and Governors who
were Interested agreed that the better
control OF rates In order o avert unjust
discrimination lis ono of5the greatest
needs II not the greatest, In the country
To-day. 4&&$ t sst}gtta IN Z.
Although several Governors are known
40 be iostilo5to President RooseYelt's pol-
Icy. none had tho courage 10 speak hlH
mind, and pleaded lack Of time and OBJ
l'ortunily 10, study the Question, More,
ever, they do not represent tho popular
sentiment of the State.
| 'I'he Governors q Michigan, Nebraska
Minnesota Georsiu, Indiana, Washing
ton, Kansas. Mpntans, South Dakota,
I,0nislanu, Idaho, Wyoming. and Rhode
Is on the right track, and in nearly every
case thcy gave assurances that the public
opinion ef their respective States sus-
tanned The administration heartlyfn Its
policy.
Many DETERMINATIONS Of shippers, manu-
ifnrturipg asSociptlons, commercial bodies
and other organizations have forwarded
EnllktlDns tn EpnltOr8 and IIpDrG-
sfntntipes urging support Of the proposed
law,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-07
PLAN no END WARP

I3 m "a BY ABs0cluIhu i'Tps'f' 81 ~ q, y, IN
LONDON, iEeb, Il 4 considerable specu y I
ton ills been caused here (y tho fact
Rthat thc Russunbgovernn on Monday
5ussi,mcd controlSo tho siberial| telegrapll|
ines from SIo'clnels Iii tn morning untll
a Al, the afternoons IS said to DO ti'n
first ccasiUl on Ylifh telegrapll sa,|lt
iiunicali ION Inns beat n Wy
Wnr began. Various possible ca uses are.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-07
STRUCK DOWN. by.
HAND OF ASSASSIN II
(continped from First Rageo lsis

II@9HT0 (ContlnVed ITOW fTESI I'Hsu.1 3F'38 Z D
E3obrikofr, the ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Of Fin
land. in Juno Of last year. I,
The justification Of the province Of
Finland las been meeting with great
oppositlon and creating much bitterness,
cspeciullysslpce the formation OF the party
Of nctiye resistance, which was r re-
crulted ,,fronl the holder spirits OF the
Original party OF passive resistance. ana
TO WHICH the perpotrator OF this latest
cltme probably belonsea,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-07
SENATE CAN'T TAKE UP
BILL, DECLARES KEAN
.fB,s Associated I prosa.,

NASH NHtrON, Ieh. g. Senator Koan.
OF Ne~ Jersey. will introduce a resolution
Frmursday directing the Committee an In
gterstate rpmnlalre 10 SIT during the re-
cess Of Congress for thoprpoSe Of held
ing bearings aud cpnsldpring Interstate
Eeeinpeice ljilis
MI. Kpall says Mitli iheEswaNIe affair
8cf9re ilie SfrlsIe, II 81 nsnlfrNtly il-
possible 10 consider a Fill III this session.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-07
CADETS MYSTERIOUS
ABOUT LEAVING SCHOOL.
Nearly Dozen Fork Union )! r.
Students Come to the City. #
Will Not Talk.

y ,Twclre&or thirteen cadets of the Fork
Union Military Academy, OF which Dr.
wv. u. Hatcher IL president, rcslgned
from that institution yesterday and came
to tho city on the G:25 .Chesn penke and
Ohio train, Tho party Incl ne can
tain lieutenants, sergen nts ana cvery.
officer Of the cadets, save one y Or tWt.
'Upontthe arrival lnfthls city most 2 !.
them went to Mnrphy's Hotel, 4, WIpl1tI
they took rooms and registered rs the q
;.B.g IL ~ ~ e 81 Il . Z, q, 1, H! u
The following comprise the party at
AIurphy's: Cadet Captain Newman, Cadet
lieutenant Harris Cadet Lieutenant
BAILEY, Cadet lieutenant NOEL, Cadet
lieutenant Quscnberry, Cadet. Sergeant
'Major4Jones, Cadet .Sergean Rhodes. .Ch-
dot Sergeant Nj Gee, Cadet. Sergeant Nef-
rell, Glennan Pierce.
( Tho greatest secrecy Is being preserved
by the cadets MS to their reasnns TOT
leaving the Academy. They certainly 90
not wish to njurc the Acnaemy N any
way and have decided not TO make any
public statement unless forced to 90 So
They assert that no ono on earth. oWs
their reasons for leaY Ing gu tside Of then-'
selves. They are u manly set WHO ave
certainly sincere and honest IN thelF
convictions. AS well as It can ne con-
jcctured, tho cadets have ~ telultS
secret society nv the Academy an9 ere
standing by one Of thslE' number. l3ht
they positively but POLITELY irefsse e
discuss tho matter ntNnll,8 "A They, decl 70
SsaySwhetherHr not they VII cal! on Tres .
Fidellt BontWrlghtj5 of Richmond + College,
to-day They Will ba herd eyer'Al GAYS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-07
High School Society,".

rho Richmond High School Literary
Association! last night lield .sits weekly
meeting at tlleHigh School Building.
Tho subject was. Resolved. hat Cirea
Britain was justified IN tho 3banlsllment
was decided III the affirmative,
Tho association meets every Monday
night at s % clock
rho public is cordially invited TO ut.
tend. Z. Il ~ Il ,tii
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-07
/, I, i. E.;Sv lrD1 MIS- ~ 15 UT 4 4 8
r EEs1stJ a II X y q GUESSING
81 { 5 @ u. ,soN II. 5|:s Il, ri A. IS S

M. Wotsarptirlng inlor As q fA l 81 g tms
Cit rt illnstrit not to 9e c,'s.lhea.
#5lTlfase points and &sl Other ahlntter re-
.laiing toIti,e cpntrst,Saiids appearing rs q
Part t,,r ircgtlar tisrl',y ads ate n y
8bcI count ed. n 81 IA X II, s d
IsHtut. Of town d Euessers'i must see 70
not later than February 20 y s85 .
rot later hanS Fen,iarY 20ln
remel,,ier The M RS, ll5 for Feb
irunry Ism If.yN ONttI ~ " CAS- 10y
fitted WITH toilet III tices ctr. The - w !
sONt) "a FIVE q BERRY lJN ksRl
4 20 other prizes. M f33 S ~ 5 5s X .s8i
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discussed, such as tho extension ol the
strike movement to the Siberian Rnllwfly
ana important correspondence with Gem.
eral Kuropn tkln. fS $ y. sgys t.t III gi 6
/: Little atttcntionEis paid here to rumors
Of peace mediation. but the Chronicles
ST. Petersburg correspondent makes the
statement which. however, is not con
firmed In other dispatches, hat he re !.
;cent5confercnces of the Grand Duke party
TO consider the far Eastern PROSPECTS,
arrived at an agreement as to the de-
STABILITY Of ending the ar,Eand that the
srumor OF General Knropatkin's reslgna-
ton was started 10 facilitate ncgot.ui--..
lions for.peacc. n 5t.s. I. s55 e
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-07

+ Keep In mind tho fact that We 90 no'
admit TO our stock anything that we
would not recommendi that orr prices are
the lowest, that ceuld possibly BIO quoted
compatible for the quality OF drugs wor-
thy Of our guarantee; that " you buy
anything here and find It unsuitable when
you get home, you may return It at once,
If In good condition. and receive your
money back, Could anything be more
fair than that?
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-07
North Carolina.

3l1 .argo gathering OF public officials; man
III "a cturars and railroad menGnttend ban 4
duet Of Manufacturersa Club l ely 3
hnSIoo,,artmentl of Commerce, and Sern 4
tor ovorman - Greensboro, iewn.leri5iIss
3rtljudgetl n bankrupt with liabilities g g. I
5sl4 00O--Threei business iorgari5at lions ~
Greensboro to NJ consolidate and form Il u
cha1,,berG or commerce. G nvarIior Glenn
sends i message to- Legislature tls /, Ing
that arrangement $bc made at the asNinms
50 th.it insane patients can be rescued N
airy by fine jmprisonmentEor$ dlsqualiil,,
;cation--Cnarlotte greatly 6inconSo niencc &C
by the storm. I! e AK r. 5i il 5i}j
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-07
General


Debate IN freight rate bill begins N
Holisc: rule adopted prevents any amend
Sn,ents railroads warned that they ,nI ~,
later; DEMONSTRATION Of private car trust
GI'roc,irntor-g Of Finland nssn ssh
mated ;3strlke situation at 1<aliSz serious:
that 5Knronatkln will be recalled ---TStarv-5
Ing crews OF boats locked fast In ice res
8pled- Dissenting stockholders Of sea-
board lecideEnot[to 80 into Bttr p i,nln r.
position. to Western Jockey Clnl-------Man
Who d tempted suicide dies from s tarva--
ton South swcnt by big Isleet storm IN
ton Of iron companies coming Joseph
BrnnTwell. blockade $5r runner. dead----Ar--.
gentino revolution short lived; government
now IN control---A NJ rs. Nyebo- Duke, when
ordered I clsSto Eonbs. fell In faint; busl-
ness partner arrestcd - CIV wives OF 4al-
legged modern buebeard still turning UP
- Sporting news of the day. IA. &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-07

II you are
subject 70 colds
during the Win
ter mouths, we
urge D gu I %
keep n bottle "
the y 1T e rs
liandy. a few
uoSes Al TN !"
first symptpm
VIII save u lot
Of suffering. 1T
foriiiies ! j. o
system against
chIlls. G o 4 Dis
ard La Grippe,
also cures Sc
digestion,
Dyspepsia and
tlpatIon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-07

Mr.,catIln, w.lose sudden dlsapp earance.
from eeoroetoWn, s. c,I s exciting the
most widespread Interest and alarm lie the
eldest son Of Mr. lanes T. attn, banker
and prominent citizen Of Danyi!lo. atld.
nephew Of Mr.. n e. Sc tlln, q Rtfn-
mond. Young ,catln YVES educated az the.
PanvllIe Military institute and wNs. Y !, 2,
bnse'bali and foot-ba al Well.tF soeiaiiy5 ne
was prominent and regular. 4. as3te,.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-07
Personals and Briefsl

Police olIcer Wallace Jenkins. ~ ! hn, tehp-
IDOL squad IL out and on 8.l4t HgalD after 4
weeks confinement 10 Ills rf'0nl by sfroaSSpll "
Mr., j. q. carpenters nc lleShsl,s cppniI.
a large raillnaI cont ,y9s ~ ln T., liSy
Yesterday. and calledson ~ nnf'|pel q srieh '
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-07
CHAM BERLAiN's COUGH RENE ~,
.ag Nj II n e BEST MADE F. 20 y.

lin my opinion Cllamberlain's Cough
Remedy is tho host made for colds, . says
Mrs Corn Walker. Of Portcrvile. Cali
fornia. There Is no doubt about Its be-
ing the best. No other will cure II cold
so Quickly. No other Is 50 sure q prever-S
tive OF pneumonia, No other$is so pleas
mt and safo to take. These are good
reasons why It should BIO preferred tO
any other. Tho fact Is that few people
are satisfied with any other after having
once used this remedy For salo by all
RI 4. v "a
Smoke lIalloran's HALF Shell Cigars. {
mild Havana. III Fl 3 ss isi5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-07

no cuRE3A COLD IN ONE PAYllaiIss
Take laxative Bropo tlulnino, ,la p!els y,
All fund tho money n a. 4, lalls
itn'Fture. IL W Groves 81 gna Ire " on
each box. 35c,-fld S88
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-07
.sUMMAR y Or THE DAYS NEWS y y I:
Riehtnond.

I ". ~, II 4 ,,,r1ii M re9iiAr sion or
s os,sn \, ovvI, Tins OF per
~ 4; M IN PASSES; ordinnlire
intyotst,ss taasgnt,ti to prevent Speculation,
n ,ra,Nss sii3dnVT informing viii.
s,,ss,s,st u, nhn,,t s.sf oel@fuiS covered by
~ s,'s 4. - ete nr tifttrn students
~ ~. saJn,,i ,,d sSi,,e Is R,cmond;
SayS VIA W. s,afe wIv they left and as
~ ~ d r,s,I,n 81, earth, fxcept them,
seives q aors IA know Ordinance ofictci
~, n,,srn tbt,s fnrt Iia,or license sliAli
~, fanraii, Az receives telegram FROM
Saa,s !, at I'M, biin III isstie I,rcctln,a tlon,o
,,,, ~ IL orf1 Of hn
s,nsas u NM, stttc wire service III co.
r,,,ld n setl,tInN tirpc,ions sNNt'1l rs,
~ HI, 3 .s i,rhihs 3of Mrs 2ior-!ssettck ana
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-07
4 Raises KeepeSrs ,tSalarry.IF I

The ordinance Increasing tie salary
OF the keeper of lakewood Cemetery from
S65 to s75 per month was adopted as
assistant city engineer and allow the En-
ginee, a stenogrupher and typewriter. The
ordinance providing for the examination
i Of school children by theTphysiclapsfto the
poor. Wien called upon to do so by tho
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-07
Remember Judge Kelley.

IA letter was read from Senator Daniel
Acknowledge receiptT of 5at ter thank
siiig him for courtesies shown the special
committee whentHin Washington@5to to. IN
wife the President to- Richmond, aud a
similar one came from DR.. Thomas Nell
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-07

son rage t$ss rs 70 ~ 3i tn ,iii ( "
X Mr.. West offered "a resolution ltemizing
the accounts in the resolution vetoed by
the Mayor and twas adopted.
e Mr.. Pollock moved the appointment Of
a committee of three to draft suitable
resolutions touching the death dge "a.
M. e Kelley. q to beStreported back to the
Body for action. The motion was adopted
To Stop Speculation,
Mr.. Lynch presented IN ordinance
which was refcrred providing against.
speculation in theatre tickets, and fll king
penalties therefor Z.
II !. IIe also offered a resolution.S1 hlch went
10 tho Finance Committee ,hpproplllaltln
FREQ gas for tho Women Christian As
sociatlon. M
4 resolution was offered BY * Mr., Bot-5
tom and adopted calling on the clty Mt
torney TO draft an ordinance for the
creation Of the office Of building Inspector,
sfop tho city.
Il the end Of the proceedings. Clerk
August OH behalf of President Peters
presented tho body with q gayel made
from wood taken from tho old Capitol
building, and 1T was accepted ted. with
thanks. 59rli & 80 -.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-07
Mrs. Rebecca Ball Dead

a. I-- --'-- ---'
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1905-12-30
THE NEWS IN BRIEF
.CseH-ryv NOR

Two Memphis banks suspend
ed payment Wednesday.
Mayor George b. Mcclellan
wasswcrn in Wednesday as mayor
of New York for the next four
years.
Robert Mcmillan, a negro
charged with criminal assault, was
shot to death this week in North
Carolina by a sheriff's posse. He
resisted arrest.
Nine persons were poisoned
this week at Torreon, Mexico, by
drinking punch, at a banquet, in
which some one had put strych-
nine.
Miss Goldberg, a young lady of
Ney York was accidentally burn
ed TO death at brownsville, Ca,
Wednesday. Her dress caught
fire from a stove.
Mr.. K. o. McCreight, a well
known citizen of Camden, died
on the 22nd instant.
Snet Thomas a colored boy, was
accidentally shot and killed by a
white boy, Clarence Rochester, in
Union county, Christmas. The
boys had been throwing up their
caps to be shot at.
The lynchingi in Barnwell coun-
ty has resulted in the removal
of Mag strate Ulmer by Gov.
Hayward.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1905-12-30
Mr.. u. A. Fuuderburk, OF
Tabernacle section, killed a hog
Friday hat netted 600 pounds.
10000 Reward.

OUR NEW DISCOVERY MEDICINE
COMPANY of Laurous, =. c., has manu-
featured and sold thousands of bottles of
OUR NEW DISCOVERY within the last
three (3) years with an absolute GUARAN-
TEE with each bottle for all Blood and
Skin Diseases, Nervousness, Liver and
Kidney Troubles, and offers $1,000 re-
ward to any person who will prove that
they have ever failed or refused to comply
with the terms of the Guarantee. Sold by
Crawford Bros.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1905-12-30
CLERKS SALE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
County of Lancaster.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
j. Spratt Wright, Plaintiff,
W. G. Lalimer, ct al, Defendants.

" b''' 'H"'s 4 nun
W. G.. lalimer, ct al, Defendants.
BY virtue Of the decrnr of r,rrrlos.
ure and sale in the above stated case.
! shall expose to auction sale, at Lam
caster Oh, on the FIRST MONDAY
in JANUARY, 1906. bet wern the
hours OF II 4. m and p m, al that
certain real estate described in the
mortgage fOreciUsrd, and quoted in
the decree rs f~OllO"~:
All that piece, parcel or tract of
land, situate in LGu.D. -cr county all.
state afo esaid, ~ the east sirp Of
tata" ia RIVER ia cane ircrh OWu
ship, in said county and state. buund-
ed by lands of Mrs. Sistorr and the
Ihrre 's Railroad aud Lancaster g..
II Mrs. Fannie Mason, Mr.. ..
VI uldruW, Geo ". NiIhrrspOou.
LaudsfOrd dirt road and y. +. brat
fins: and known as n portion Of the
estate lands Of |. J.. Witherrpoon,
MISUNDERSTANDING Two Hun
dred and kighty-EiEht acres, more or
less. Right Of way granted to the
Three Cs Railroad Said tract being
designated as Tract No. on plat
made by W. Il. Allison. - =.
Terms Of Sale: Onp-lOurth cash
and the remainder in three equal con-
secuiiye annual instruments. with
interest from day Of sale, to be secur-
ed by the purchasers bond and a
mortgage of the premises: with leave
TO purchaser 10 pay his entire bid in
cash; purchaser to pay for papers.
Lancaster, =. c., Dec. II. 1905.
j. Il. GREGORY,
6. G. G.. p. l.. q.
~ sfIa.a-LL o O.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1905-12-30
With resources exceeding


is prepared to transact all branches of
banking, and is abupdantly able to take
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The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1905-12-30
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Plaintiffs Attorneys.

There will be preaching II
Tabernacle tomorrow morning
at II o'clock, by the pastor, the
Rev. Z. B. Ingraham.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1905-12-30
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