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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1905-02-01
81. a. HUSKE, Route Agent.

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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-03-17
Gnr1n tilsala.

Seq unberie9uebe pnifer at ielse min
farm, 100 Nctes, uOmarfet tort Mtnlolorb
meb guilt 9ernnOerl0s, fnn | Dtil lioro ror
Renmare, nemt til 8onb. 20 Acres CT OPP.
bnrfst Ser eules mango 9as sobt so. III
0nie ct Der mil SOmeReob eepebus Os ct
@ranary. ser CT 2 Oonlte &irfer, en- 2 0ail
gforb og en- / gpen. @emt til Sfole. NQiten
ale CT 6nnife beromflin9. Der er pao 5ar
t,sd ' Oer proouc esiSf Fan N ieises til sOSS eris
/ 8enmare. Sibite aar ouleoe je9 6%piofodl,
Der pejebe 1916 go. a1tins potter frobtst
9gnieopl og en- Del sobe RBer pil u9re lgns
nenbe. Oa 2@9. Slgbe, W9lt o9 Smer tan
i9l9es til 9ooe 8rrier / Senmore. Ger blioer
M bpgset en- gone berira til Duluth, ioo alt
oil blipe liuligt.
lriien er 280) Dollars, 1900 f%ontont, %
Reiten pao officiating til s psf, ON pnifes.
Dian benusnbe Jig ior n9rmere llnoerrets
ming til:
u. Is. Yc6erien, aenmare, u. 9af.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-03-17
Iii Safgs!

gearnnbtt paa 4loer og SuaqeIiebeb er'
fer lea al iei9e min bidHf iorte Pcrcheron
iiingst, : Aar gamiuel, peler ca. 1900 30,
tout Rna, breD oa "blacky', bog Let lom Ell
9roper, meget stylish, let at baanotete,
ben beoite ''foal getter", Jeg tenoer. Oe
Iiotie 2 Aar bar ban bait So p9l. mares.
meo ,ssl Der er II al bans Biaee paa Blao'
fen. iaa 6gberen tan ie bans Aifom ber.
gfis: $500 %tontant, euer 81 900 / 3 Beta
finger.
Gigeleoes snifer jeg at ielge min 5arin.
32J acres 9anb, enten iamlet eler 2 Dele,
1850 acres / bu r. De 100 acres, pi Dor pod,
bar ct aobt 3r9bus meb 8 9Rrelisr, bD4ge
liot in6rettet ca malet %oueralt, Ell beiies
ifdlb 36by48 hob, IL 6obs "studdings",
plabs for 20 pete og Seletnmmer iomt 90
IONS so paa 9oftet, - Ell barn" for
apaq, W9lt6us, 9anbtanf, 9eniebus, Bert
iteb oa goaus, Buggps, OF W~lalfinplooS,
24by70 meo IL 5oos Sinbbinss, Jium for
40 IONS 6e,-et itort She'd for llngfp9g
o. ct Gpinebus 16by32, Ell efstra COB
grenb oa 0inomeue. Alt ganbet er feneet,
bporai 400 RoDs meb "woven wire fence
SO CONNER beit. 40 acres goot alfalia.
lom be iibite 2 anr bar gipet @ Tors so pr.
acre, 20 acres NrbeIoslailo, felten I Prai'
rie-Pasture.
Te anDre 100 acres er fencet meo "barb
wire'', 80 acres @rbsjbslono, ITO acres
Prairie-Pasture mso Breno o9 COB Binb'
mgae.
sprilen for bet bsle 1920 acres) er s25 pr.
acre. Gelt to bliper Yriien Sc. 900 %
81, 900. apfbapsrbe benuenoer Jig til
0ans NielIen.
3 Wil ipo for l1plano, Jranflin 60, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-03-17
en- 9ilegnelie af Raaben, life iroe

en- SiIe9neIie at Radben, life finoe
Steb."
6Dorleoes Ompenbeli %espr9bites
men Ital lpbs, bsr life afgr9nies. Den
ian bare at tnuie peo 9open eller at
fmelte peb Gpdngeliet. 8egge Mads
Der tan FIRE til. at en- Spnber latter
fla | Seiu Naabefopn.
8 0oaben er Ri guaebe 1 pagt meo
Sub, bet epige pugtsforbolO, men er
man berefter tommet ub / 8erbens
@erbsligbeO, ba er 5orbolbet bruot,
% intet 2upperi iom Selbforbebring,
OplDsning og 9anneIie bill lGge Sta'
ben, Der mao en- 6jertets Ompenbelle
til. anaaaenbe bette 3ilbagetog fra
@erben til Sub bar en- 0i9ter fire.
bet. ,Menneife fprit ogariItus iiben".
0enne gemartning er falft. Wtenne@
ifet Der ldngt uoe / Snnoens 9adrs
TAB oq Smubs bebsper ingen Selos
f~orbebring, 9nb eQer 9annelIe ferit,
for bet tommer til 8riitus. 9riitus
too mpo en- Solber, en- Stpge, en- RS
Der, Ida mart be ongreoe Snnb %
Tom til BAN.
Mlen 5erren Ear id9t til ben nomz
benote. ,0erfom bu bill omOenbe big,
Ifal ou ompenbe big til mig" (Sot.
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at ie ben 0darIi9beD og OenOe Jig fra
ben og fnDtte i'm 6orOentning M
7relfe til, at bet MI bolber Jig til bet
eobe / bets Hatur. eIer bet Imutte
pa oooe / 8eroen eler til en- anoen
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flitti9 / &irte, ia mddIfe enoog til
at dntage npe QerbOmme 0. I. b. %
falber bette SmbenoelIe. Wlen iligt
ansrtenber 9erren life for Ompenoel@
fe. 6ans Orb, iom blep dnfert, f.
ger os, at fun ben Ompenbeli e bner
noget, Der beltoar / at babe pen6t itg
fra 9eroen og til BAN, iaa bans Rads
be oa bans periOn er, bOao man tlpn<
ger iig til for at bore ct frelit Wens
neIts.
Smoenbeli len er blepen betegnet fom
zen Qffl9oning og en- paatlebning".
MenneIfet mao bliOe affl9bt al fin
eeen Meteorological, al QGre Og 9ers
bigbeb for Sub og itdd fOr BAN |
lin He9enbebs Stam" eler meb an
Der Orb / gepibitbeOen og 6sleGIen If
I'm Snno, i'm StGnbiel og uparbiJs
beb, oa tommer 5rongen tilgldabe let
til Steoe, % 6erren ta9er mob ben
ongrenoe forlorne SIN ener 0atter
pg bringer frem ben 6ebite al9os
ming, SbnOsforlabelien. eIer iom ii
lGier: .Retf9rois6ebens bobbelte
aappe".
ST nngt MienneIt lie ipurgte, ON Sms
penbelie a ~nsbOenoig for 9ern,
opbrd9ne / triitelige 6jem. bUiltet bleO
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-03-17
SDmalfinen ,9aniferen"

faces enOnu til ben iamme 6ilige
9ris $18.75 for ben bebite al bore
Maifiner, Tom ian ilaaes neO og brit
ees Iom ct 9orb. 9i bar Maitiner
fGrbi9e til at afienbe, iaa lnart Be
fiiqingen mootages.
Danish Publishing House,
Blair. Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-03-17

House, som har overtaget Restoplaget
og hele Forhandlingen af denne upper
lige Bog.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1905-10-14
Saturday, October, IA. 1905.
GET EN- TO PAY IN ADVANCE.

"There is one class Of sub
scribers that is a puzzle to eve
ry newspaper man They siren.
uou0lv object to being asked for
the amount they are due on
subscription, and thev never
seem TO think Of it unless they
are asked. Now what is to be
done about it"-Waxhaw En-
terprise.
The solution is easy, contem-
porarv. Do as THE News is
now doing, getting subscribers
to pav in advance. The plan
works like charm. We have
yet to meet a man who objects
to paying cash for his paper.
A feeling of relief seems to
come over a subscriber when he
"planks down" the money for
a years reading. He knows
that no duns will be coming his
way, and he realizes that he
has a certain interest in the pa
per, that he has a better right
to register kick if the paper is
not run to suit him, than he
would have were he doing his
reading on a credit.
Yes, the cash in advance
plan is better in every respect
for both publishers and patrons
of newspapers.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1905-10-14
ADVISING THE FARMERS

Sully, the dethroned cotton
king, came South this week to
urge farmers to hold cot'on
The farmers throughout the cot.
ton belt have a very kindly feel
ing for Sully, for they know
that the abnormally high price
of cotton two years ago was due
to his operations on the market,
but they are not going to blind
ly follow his lead. OF course
they are going to hold cotton ;
thew had made up their minds
to do so before Sully was heard
from on the subject. But we do
not believe that they are going
to make anything like a general
response to his advertisements
in the daily papers and circu
lar letters, inviting investments
in his cotton pool.
The sensible farmer realizes
that Sully is working primarily
for Sully, and only incidentally y
just now for the farmers, that
he is liable at any time to get
on the other side of the market
to become, in other words, a
bear instead of q bull.
Men like Sully and Price are
known as professional specula.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1905-10-14

tors, and they, therefore, stand
for that to which the farmers
are opposed. 1t is all well
enough to heed the advice of
such men as to holding or sell
ing cotton when their interests
happen to be coincident with
those Of the farmers, but we
would encourage no ons to par
ticipate in their speculative
schemes.
The best thing the farmers
can do now is to stick to their
own organization, which has al.
ready accomplished so much for
their good and which affords
possibilities unbounded for the
promotion of their future vel
fare.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1905-10-14

GREAT ATTRa CTION in Chester
next Thursday Night-Willard Spen-
ser's popular comic opera, "Miss Bob
White," will be presented at the Ches-
ter opera house next Thursday NIGHT.
Oct. 10th, by the Nixon & thinner
man Opera Company. In order to
afford Lancastrians and others an on
portunity to attend, special train
over the l.. & G.. road will he run,
leaving here at p. m, and arriving
in Chester at 8 p. m Curtain rises
at s 30. Returning, the train will
leave Chester Immediately after the
performance. The fare from Lancas-
ter for the round trip will be rs cents:
from other points along the road, so
cents. Tickets to the opera are now
on sale here at Crawford Bros drug
store.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1905-10-14
Notice to Taxpayers.

Taxes VIII be due and payable with
out penalty from October 10 to De-
cember 81. 1905.
The tax levy for State purposes is
30 mills, for ordinary county purpos-
es AZ mills, special county purposes
e.. & G. r, X. bonds) 3 mills, consti
tutiOnal tax for school purposes 3
mills, making = total levy of Is mills
on all taxable property of the county
In School Districts Nos. s, 80, 80 and
46. there is special levy of 2 mills
additional for school purposes; in
District No. "a, mills; Districts Nos.
II, II and 80, mills; District No. SO.
5 mills; No. ii, mills, and No. 40.
z mills. In Cane Creek Township %
there is special local levy of Az mills
for railroad purposes; Gills Greek, 5
mills, and Pleasant Hill, 3 mills.
There is also tax of one dollar on
each male citizen between the ages of
twenty one and sixty years, except
ex-Confederate soldiers and sailors,
or those who are 80 disabled that they
cannot earn a support by manual
labor.
w. G. CAUTHEN,
Treasurer Lancaster County.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1905-10-14
WHAT LANCASTER NEEDS.


Lancaster's greatest need just
now is clean streets on the Sab
bath-the day of all others when
the towns thoroughfares should
present a neat, attractive ap
pear ance. Unfortunately, it
has not been the practice of the
town authorities to have the
streets cleaned off Sunday morn
ings, as is done every other day
in the week. The consequence
is the streets and sidewalks, es
pecially those of Main street,
where there is most travel and
traffic, are absolutely filthy on
the Lords day. The effect Of
Saturday and Saturday nights
trade is everywhere apparent
the pavements dirty and old pa
pers, decayed fruit, trash, filth,
etc, lying about in drains and
in the roadway. Such a condi
ton of affairs should not be al
lowed to exist in a civilized,
progressive community like
ours.
A disincljnation to have work
done on Sunday is probably the
reason why the Council has
taken no action in this matter.
But the excuse or explanation is
not a good one, in our humble
Judgment. Certain kinds of
work are as much necessary on
Sunday as on any other day,
and street cleaning is one of
them, from the viewpoint of
sanitation if from no other.
What would be thought of a
housekeeper who would allow
her dishes to remain unwashed, g,
her rooms unswept and her
beds "unmade" on the Sab
bath?
We are confident that the la
dies Of Lancaster, especi ally
those vino travel Main street
going to and returning from
church SUNDAYS, will Join with
The News in asking the city
fathers to give us decent stree S
every day in the week.
1t is possible to have Main
street at least measurably clean
on Sunday without "breaking
the Sabbath" " Why can't each
merchant have the sidewalk in
front Of his place of business
swept off just before closing up
Saturday night? And why
can't Council have force of
hands clean off the street at or
about the same time?
The matter is cup to you,"
gentlemen Of Council.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1905-10-14
"The best solution of the Ii

"The best solution Of the Ii
quor question:" an expression
that has more or less adorned
the speeches Of candidates fol'
office in South Carolina for some
years, will be conspicuous by
it's absence in next years cam
paign.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1905-10-14
Business Notices.

~ All Notices inserted under
this head at the rate Of ONE CENT
A WORD for each insertion. No
notice to be counted less than %
words
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1905-10-14
now have the insurance presi-
dents on the run.

The traditional tightness of
Dicks hat. band is nothing com
pared to the vice like grip the
"horny handed son of toll" now
has on the fleecy staple.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1905-10-14
Court Proceedings.
[Continued from 1st page

from wound in abdomen. Saw
slight wound on head. Saw
him after DR.. Halle first saw
him on night of Sth and consid.
cred him intoxicated
Mrs. Martha Catoe, wife OF
w. II. Catoe When Catoe was
advised by doctors next day to
submit to operation he said
"Will that mean death ?" This
testimony and testimony of DR.
Twitty was laying foundation
for introduction Of dying decla,
ration of Catoe, which was ad
mitted.
j. w. Hasseltine was notary
public, and took dying declara
ton. Read declaration to iurv
as follows:
"Ante-mortem statement of
w. Thomas Catoe of difficulty
in Kershaw between A. J. Greg.
ory and w. Thomas Catoe on
the night of Aug. s, 1905. l,
Tom, Ca'oe, was sitting in front
of j. NJ. Carson's store in com
pany with John Davis and Bud
dy Watson. They all walked
up to w. II. Catoe's store. w.
7. Catoe opened the store door
and went in and laid the gun
down, and started out and was
fastening the door. A J. Greg
Ory came up and shot twice.
One bullet took effect in left side
and the other struck facing of
door. Gregory then ran ; Catoe
fell. w. B. Threatt came and
tried 10 get me up and at that
time A. J. Gregory and Frank
Truesdel and some others came
and beat me over the head and
arrested me and put me in the
guard house. After that | be
came unconscious and do not
know what happened"
his
w. Thomas CatOe
mark
"Sworn to before me this Aug
| 8, 1905. J. w. Has eliine,
Notary Public, S. G.
Witness:
j. M. Carson.
w. b. Threat: Had conver-
sation with Catoe at Carson 5
store previous to shooting. AT
terWard saw Catoe IN company
with Davis, Watson and two
negroes at his store. Said they
were going snipe hunting. Catoe
had gun. Went to his room,
Later heard shots. Soon after
Davis came by and from infor
nation received from him went
to Catoe's store. Found Catoe
on all fours trying to get up
| asked him what was the mat
ter and he said They have not
killed me-" | asked him a sec,
ond time "Mr. Catoe are you
hurt" He said, "No they
haven't killed me-" Went UP
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1905-10-14

WHEN you have any teeth to fix
you should go to DR.. j f Rutledge
over Crawford Bros. Drug Store,
where you always get the best work
for the least money. 1t.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1905-10-14

y -
ory. Said "Mr. Gregory, Catoe
is shot, at least think he is.
Do you want me to 60 for a doc.
tor for him?" He said, "You
can do as you please" 1 WASH t
satisfied and went back to the
store, think Hamp Truesdel and
Frank Hough with me. We
pulled Mr.. Catoe up and l asked
him what was the matter with
him. He said he was shot. Mr.
Gregory walked in and said
You have got to go to the guard
house" Mr.. Catoe says. "Yau
have done killed me now. Mr..
Gregory says, "no l have not"
And they took him to the guard
house.
j. H. Watson and G.. r. Bate
man, Chief of Police, testified as
to bad feeling toward Gregory
and threats made by deceased
against him.
"Buddie" Watson, an eve
witness, was put up by the de-
fense. He testified that as
Gregory passed by Catoe holler-
ed, Hurrah for Kershaw," and
reached for his gun and Greg.
ory turned and shot him.
The defense established the
fact that when drinking Catoe
was a dangerous, quarrelsome
man, that he was drinking free
ly that night end had made
threats against Gregory.
Gregory was making his regu
lar rounds as night policeman
and was trying to arrest Ca
toe, tn at as he passed
ed Catoe's store Catoe reached
for his gun and at the same
time leveIed a pistol and snap
ped 1T at him and just before
doing so followed in a bolster
Gus tone, 'Hurrah for Kershaw' 4;
that knowing Catoe's reputation
for violence when drinking and
remembering the threats and
being as he believed in danger
of losing his life, he shot to save
his life.
THE HEATH SPRINGS CASE.
The court entered yesterday
morning into the trial of the
case of Charles O'Day and John
Fisher, charged with safe crack
ing with intent to commit lar
ceny-known as the Heath
Springs case. The following
jury was empanneled j. NJ
Nisbet, }. w. McMurray, j. F.
Harris, II. w. Steele. G. F.
S oil, j. Il. Howie, f. M. Low
ry, j. X .Sistare, J. F. Bell, Jr,
j. II. McClintock, J. E. Craig,
j. R. Faulkenberry.
The defendants are represent
ed by Messrs. Williams & Will
liams. The case will hardly be
concluded before today.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1905-10-14

Jack Frost gave the signal
Thursday morning for iced
drinks to "go way back and sit
down"
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1905-10-14

e. G LANIER, at L. & G. depot
has fine car Danish Cabbage that
he is selling for 81 75 per hundred
pounds. They are fine for making
kraut
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1905-10-14

f. G. LANIER, at L. & G. depot
has fine car Danish Cabbage that
he is selling for 81 rs per hundred
pounds. They are fine for making
kraut
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1905-10-14

FOR SALE.--Tbree hundred thou-
sand feet short leaf Pine Lumber
Alex Hammond, Heath Springs. s. c.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1905-10-14

DR.. J. !. HAGINS, optician. will
he in KPrshaw on the 18th. 18th and
10Th of this month, and Heath Springs
the goth. Eyes examined free
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1905-10-14

E. G. LANIER, at L. & G.. depot,
has fine car Danish Cabbage that
he Is selling for 81 75 per hundred
pounds. They are fine for making
kraut.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1905-10-14

THE Bennett Grocery Company got
in car load of Cabbage Wednesday.
Call on them for Cabbage to make
kraut. Bennett Grocery Company.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1905-10-14

The two incompatible Toms,
Lawson and Watson, aided and
abetted by few other sleuths,
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1905-10-14

REWARD will pay a reward OF
Five Dollars for the capture of one
Walter Cunningham, alias Bunk Red
dish, charged with breaking into my
house and rohbing same Sept. 18th,
last. He is a young negro, black,
weighs about 125 pounds. Was in
Kershaw county when last heard
from. w. p. Blackmon, White Bluff,
5. G.. Oct. 8, 1905 2ti.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1905-10-14

FOR RRENT.-January 1st, the store
room now occupied by Allison Bros,
81 McCardell. See w Il. Gregory.
Oct. 10-3ti.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1905-10-14

NEW CROP New Orleans Molasses.
Bennett Grocery Co.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1905-10-14

Why do you order high-price Wash
ING MachinesP Bennett Grocery Co
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Honest, reliable A gent
to represent us in Lancaster County
to assist Mr.. A b. Lindsay IN the
Sewing Machine business, we have
large number of Accounts to collect
on and the best machine in the world
to sell and there is no better County
in the State than Lancaster, :. G.. to
sell Sewing Machines and especially
the Singer, everybody buys the sim
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for us. We want you at once, now is
the Harvest Of the Season, the Far
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honest, reliable and hustling man
need apply. Call on or address sin
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