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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-12-26
gprtur etnes Brtefters.

Die 8eifibte BON Der 3urtur beg
Neo. .. 8. WoDre, Baftor Der 8op=
tiftenfirhe in 6arperapiae, sc. g.,
miro guh intereiiieren. gr Ia9t:
Wegen zines anhaltenoen 6utens
itano ib Inaitihmersen aus. sd
muBte fibeno ihlafen, periubte per=
ihieoene Weoiainen, big i'd Or.
Sings Weue @ntoeduna fir hmino.
iubt nabm. bic mid adnsIib turierte
uno bic Wussebrun9 abbielt. Gin
aroBes Wittel fir folhe Sale. 8u
baben bel GoDlpb greiB uno s.
&alteBer uno Sobn. 8reis so Gents
uno ST.. BrDbeHaime fret.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-12-26
Sin spradenfampf in Der s@wei,

SsW SpIWupSuIUHtpT IN DER SmWSt3.
Sn Der Sbmeis, mo bic iebt boz
allen Dos Srana6iiibe eeeen bas
9eutIhe unaebluoert p%ororong,
ibeint nun auh elm Sprahentampf
e%ntbrenner III moaen. Die Deutlhen
Der Sbueia, Die Dem biz iebt init
@letbgiltigteit suiaben. iheinen 'fih
out oas @efdhrlihe oieier @ntmid.
lung 81 belinnen uno eine Nbmebr su
orgauiiieren. go menigitens m0dte
man Die oOr eintger Hett erfolate
@rtnoung zines Observation-Disclosures
ihen Sprahneretns" in 3nrld oeu=
ten, Der Die beoauerlt@e Tatlade feIt-
itaQte, DAB trob oes 8usuaes oeutIber
@lemente Die oeutl9e Sprobe i'm
Gldaang 1T.
Die S9ulo oarar trdgt Die Der.
bdngnlsuolle 2aubeit Der Deutlhen.
Die oielfab obne ieoes Straubeu Der
Germellhung urterlieeen. Bier 3ans
oeslpraben iino in Der Ghmeis pors
terrideno: oeutih, frans6ftid, ito.
llenlib uno oas in ben Biinolerbers
gen uerbreitete rDmaniib; lebteres
ipraben aber uDn lie 1000 ginwobs
nern i'm Sabre 1888 nur Is, i'm Sabre
1900 nur II. 0eutib iprahen i'm
Sabre 1883 BON 1000 @inmobnern
IA; oiele 8abl gina jeoub i'm Sabre
1900 auf 698 berab; Das 5ranaDlilhe
itieg BON 214 auf 220 in ben geuanns
ten Sabren auf lie 1000 @inuobner;
oas Stolieniide erfubr ben perbdlt,
rismoBtg arDBten 8upahs BON So
auf 81 uuter 1000 G%tnmobnern.
3ief beihdmeno fur bic Deutlden
1T Die 3atiahe, oaB bic sablreiben
9eutiben. melbe in frana6fldes
Sprabaebiet einmanoern, bereits in
Der folaenoen Generation rumaniiiert
meroen, mdbreno bic ueniaen Wel=
lhen, Die iih in einem 0eutihen
Sprabgebiet nieoerlaiien, nidf rlur
ibre eigene Sprahe bebaupten, ions
bern aub mod supellen Die beut5h.
lprehenoe BeoDlterunQ rumaniliererl.
Sas lit elm UNI 10 arDBerer Sam.
1tler, als es taum einen i'm uripriing.
Gern ieineS Melens oeutlhez
rem Voltslblae giebt. als Den, Der Ell.
men Seremias @otthelf, einen g.. &.
Wieper, einen @ottfrieo Seller her.
poraebraht bat. Giel f6nnten bier Die
5ablreihen &eihsoeutihen gum Bei.
ieren pirfen, Die iabrau8, iabrein bic
beiuhen. Wenn oiele nur
etn menig mebr ben 8iqen betunoe.
ten, BON Deutlhen als Deutibe be.
banoelt au peroen, ftatt in elmer
ttinitllb fransDfierten umeebuna su
leber. 10 mnroe Der ftarte Niblid.
teltslinn unierer Deuti9. Sbmeiser
lebr balo Gldiidt auf oieieu Wunih
Der unentbebrliben @afte aus benz
nehmen
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-12-26
Bum Ja6resmeo6(e(.

Sretmalbunbert finfunbiehsig Sage
stno bahin. unb bemsemdB Elm sSobr.
Sober Menib fteIt beute fiob bic Srooe.
8ie es oenn i'm GGsemeinen tuar.
Soo, Terlobun9 unb @eburt unb CHE,
S1es ber9egenm6rttat man iib bier.
8tl oas Sbidial, baB uns mas oeichehe.
SIT es meiitens ems non bieIen bier.
yteber tbnett 9iebt's in unfer'r1 Qeben
Audh nod Wanberlet, 6as tpol upn 8ert,
Nber audi btel Sblimmes fann es oeben:
User Tam tuiiieu, tuas uns tuirb beloheert?
etnes u lit mir fets tlar g%ebIie6en,
Sb erbtelt mir itets eeiunoen Surtt;
S'rnm n1eifl Lone Star tn ih INNER lieben,
Jules 4no're lit mir siemlicb 8urft.
Sn DER S0r9e, tn Der Sreub', i'm 8umn1er
SIT oas Lone Star Bier mein treu'ter Sreunb.
Sahrt btndber MIDI in iiBen Sblummer.
SIMMER bleiben tuir redbt bablb pereint.
90 IN allen beitlen 9ebenslaaen
War oas prdht'se Lone Star Bier n1ein Trpft
uno, ftatt tpie Die Mense bel gu tlaaen,
cage ttb oergnist uuo better ,8rot"l
Sen1 es 1T tu~abrbaftis niht gu raten,
Dab n tpesen leoer &~leiniafeit
Sou in rpilbe. blinbe 8ut eeraten
&tnoer, 8ei8t gnb bod sefaBt, seldeutl
8ube lei nor ALIEN iene 9ueenb,
Die Shr phest nit eolem Gone Star 8ier.
3 lit oas 8efte fir ben @rets, Die Suaeno,
Die erfabruns madben tasli6 mir.
Steles Sacit t6nnen tpir p~erbucber,
Mun Elm Sahr NAL bin uno 1T borbei;
8enn tptr es senauer unteriuheu,
SIT es tets bos eleicbe @inerlei.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-12-26
Gbeihetr lungs. Nopufatur.

S1 yteu Oort baben Sie nieier
Gage Den n%berubmten" &ebtsanuolt
0ummel- beriihmt als Spesiali1t in
faulen uno 0~berfauten Sdeif unosz
prD5ehen-au e~inidbriQer 3uhtbous=
itrafe oerurtellt. gr bate ben Nufz
traa tbern0mtnen, Elm pom ihm feIbIt
erptrtteS Sbeioungsurteil iiber oeu
Daufen gu uerfen. Die ib6ne eSrQu
zines luoerliben arr1en 9eufe(s hottie
8naoe Dor ben Iugen zines reiten
Wtannes gefunoen. 9amit er fie 16ei=
rater tonnte. muBte cine Sheiouno
erpirft meroen. Oummel beIorote
oas, orebielte Die Sadie 10, boz Der
unbequem genuroene gbetnann fih
gum BroaeB nidt iteate uno bic aes
gen ibn erbDbene Nntlaae nidat be.
itritt. 9arauf GermQblunq Der
Geidieoenen NIT Dem miQionen=
idmeren 2iebbaber auu qrusen
Merger Der Samilie oes lebteren.
Wtitglieoer Der 5atnilie bemtbten
it'd I'm 26iung bes gbebunoes.
Gin Ontel oeS iunaen @hemanues
mDute itb Die Sadie $1,000 foiteu
loIien. Summel mar mieoerum voer=
ieniae, melder. Die SIS, 900 au
oerotenen, iebte er itb nit Dem qez
ihiecenen 9aueenidts in 8erbius
ouna uno lieb otelem Die er9onaere
Sheioung anfebten nuf Den @runo
bin, oaB ibm (oem gbemaun) feline
Benahridtiguug nnn Der oeoen i'm
eineeleiteten &lage aemuroen. @r
ihpor ben erforoerlthen Weineio
uno Die Sheioune purbe fir nidtio
ertldrt. Iliu - uar bic Ssrau telne
geibieoene Srau, iDnoerr nor ,rehts
lid" nod oas @begeippns hires ers
item Wannea, als iie Die spette She
BON o%ornebereit cine ungillige gbe.
Das betBt: mar iiberbaupt feline g6e.
Der relbe Wtann mar befreit BON Der
6rau, bic rtn bic oornebme Jamilie"
niht paBte. Die Satnilie mar sus
frieoen. 6ummel i'm 8eiib leiner
SIS. 900 mar s%ufrieoen. NQes ihieu
lin ibDuiter Oronuna" = bis auf If,
geno cine @eiie Der Shuinoel
ans 9ageli6t fam. Der meineiolee
gbemann ourd Nuslieferung mad
Stem Dort gebrabt uuroe uno bort
geItano, oaB er fali9 eelhmoren
batte, Qls CT beihnDr. son Der Sbei,
ounasflage ntht benadrihtiat mprs
Den 81 fem. 9ie nddlte 5olae mar,
oaB Die ereanaene Sbeioung uno
nit Der Sheioune Die oaraufhin
geldlohene Gbe = mieoer in &raft
geiebt wuroe. Nls rpeitere Solge Fam
Der arininalprpseB eeeen pummel.
n3manaig Sabre lang ertldrte Der
Staotsonmelt Serome - rbat oieier
Wtenih uno feline Jtrma Die Nnitdns
oi9feit in oteiem @emeinuelen ae,
fdhroet." Serene nerlanete, oaB Der
&lhter Die hDbfte suldlfiae Strafe
uerbduge. nno Der Rtbter eniprah
benz 8erlaneen. Gin Sabr 3uhtbaus
lautet oas urteil.
Wenn aber 6ummel. 10 tuiro gleid.
aeitig gemeloet. aus Dem 8uhtbaus
pleoer beraus iein miro, miro er
t1ah pie por oas &ebt baben aur
MusnbunQ oes Berufes zines Rehtss
anpalts. Denn oas Berbrehen. oeis
len er iberfiibrt lit, gift niht a[s
ihueres Gerbreden. Sour Die Bers
u%rtetlun3 meeen fbmeren 8erbres
hens (5el0nie) 1T pertnlpft mt
NuslblleBung aus Dem Nonofateus
ftanoe.
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Mmr oas spertpone

bat 8eftano benn bic 2ise tann Dor Der
8elt rtd9t ernia beteben. 9aber fommt
es, oaB Die ct. Bernard 8~rduterpilen,
foelc1e Dor ntelsn sSabrbuaberten bon ben
9etlfnnotaen ct. Bernbaroiner M6nben
aus oeH utrtlamiten Decentralization but.
tiaer Sflan5letn BUM erIten Atale berges
ltelt nuroen, nod heute i'm &olfe 6as
oerotente Nnieben tuirtliher N~rseneten
tur Que Wt gens, 9ebers uno Rterenfei.
oen 9entesen. sic e~ntbalten tejne 6beu.
oen 9tfte, tueld]e unter elmer 8uderblue
oerbor9.n tperoen miien, ionoern uur
as oertdlldhte beiltraftiae 8aanseniafte.
our 20 @ts. in allen N~potbeten gu BADEN.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-12-26
Sesablt bic 8ppfftener.

Ser Termin fir Die Besablung Der
&Dpfiteuer lduft am 81. Sauuar
1906. bis mann aud ble County.
uno StaatSiteuern besablt ueroen
miifen, ab. User i'm ndhiten Sabre
bel ben @ablen ftimmen min. Der
muB i'm 8efib ieiner &Dpffteuerz
Quittung fem. Die Sadie lit duBerit
mihtia uuo ioQte niht ueridumt mers
ben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-12-26
SGsltde Sonrtfen sd(Iatwaaeu

~H34tREV ~UHttttH WUUEN
1ah Californian, ebeniu noA ct.
Souls oia 9eras & 8acific Babu
0bne Bediel. Shreibt an iroenb
einen 9iGet . Naenten meeen bieies
rieuen DieniteS ooer an 6. s.. Iur.
ner, @enerals Baifaaiers Ngent, Da(s
ms. TerGs.
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6etertaas Grcmrfipt nadb
bern Often.

Nm %. December 1905 uerben bic
gidet : Ieenten grcuriions TiGets
CUR State BON einem Sabrprejs unn
elm Orittel. giltia fir Die MiitreiIe
auf 30 9aee, nah allen Bnntten in
Obto. Snoiana. Sainuis unb Bldbeu
neitlth BON Bittsbura, 3d., in 8enu.
ipleanten, nia st. Souls uno Benrs
lploania Atnien nertaufen. Beaen
naberer ginaelbeiten iiber ben Rag
oienit BON st. Youia aus iebt GuH
in Gerbinoung nit
6. q. Bairb,
&eiienoer BaiiagiersN gent,
San Nnt0ni0. 9eras.
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s~- Ralt. cement. Sano, Ba6.
lteine, feuerfefte Steine uno Ehua.
gbeer uno Gspbaltpapier, DaMpauues
Cheer uno Ispbalt, Del, 9erpentin,
sSarben. 8las &c. &c. ftets uprr6thin
bel S. s. 9ielmaan, BOG DIT
@ommerce-S traBe. @ieoriee Breiie,
cute 8aare iomte CUTE uno reelIe
SenlerunQ ueroen aarantirt. -
Telebbpn 40.
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SIODettteTaS mltulntE nG

Benn Sbr @ud3 ireenomp nieoer.
lai1en DDlt. tbut es entlana Der 81.
ME Der
Gam Mntonip Il slran5os
YaB Sahm.
int gartensD iitritt oes 5taates. DE.
lunobeit uno &lima uniibertrpfen.
8luige 2dnoereien fir ben 5armer,
Warttgdrtner, Obfts uub 8iebsii6ter.
Beoen ginaefbeiten menoetGuh on
@eu. s. 2upton, g. 9. g.,
san NntDr1i0. geraa.
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Sof0leS.
NlerIet.


W eger6alff BON Der Sir
ma M. 6nlff & 8ros. ftarb am
Samstae nnbmittag ia ieiner @Db,
nurg 139 @Dliao Stra6e nod rtur
Observation-Disclosures @ranfbeit i'm Glter
BON beinabe 70 Sabren. @r mar in
4auterbura i'm @liaB %geboren. fam
als 14idbriger Sunge nab TeraS uno
IieB fi9 in 2ibertp nieber, no er Ipds
ter elm &etail= @eihatt etoblierte uno
iih nit giebsuht beidaftiete. SIN
Sabre 1865 sDe er nab @an WntDniD
uno eriinbete init ieinem 8ruoer Col
bas befannte Wboleiale 9rB @oobS
@efhdft. Seine meifte Belt pers
tpanbte CT ieo09 auf Biebaudt in
gr6Berem WaBitabe, fur Die er cine
beiDnoere Bprliebe batte. W. 9alff
NOR elm Wann, Der nur Sreunoe bee
iaB. Ct uar oDn GROCER 2iebens'
nirbiefeit. beibeioen, treu uno ge=
reht, uesbalb linn natnentltb ielne
Nneeftenten iebr au9etart tparen. gr
binterlGBt feline ssrau uno bier 8lne
ber. Daa eroBe @efDige BET Der
Beeroiguna ant W0ntag nahtnittag
feate 8eugnis bnpDn ab, in uelh
bober Nhtune Der Geriturbene BET
fsinen Mitbhrgern ~eeitanoen batte.
- Wan braubt nimt in 8erleaens
belt Al tommen, mas man MngebDs
riaer poer Treunber 81 Weibnadten
iGenfen 1pn. @ie 9enaa bilft
iiber ale oieie ghmieriateiten burh
fei1 erobes 2aeer BON @eibnahtSs
Waren binueg.
Die GtraBenbabr . @eleQIbaft
l6Rt iebt in Der SiosSluress StraBe
aeue Shmeuen unb Shienen leaen.
&pbten stt $3.50 per Somte.
Carr Wood & Coal Co.
Die Sirnta Chamberlain &
Gillette miro am 81. 9esember auf.
gelDit. 6err @omin Chamberlain
bleibt Der 8ertreter Der .Wutual 9es
benssg eriiberunass @eieqihaft BON
Weru Wurt" in San Nntpnip uno
6err Daniel o. Gillette etabliert
cine N9entur oerielben @eieaihaft
in Dallas.
grfabrune t,aht ben Meifter.
Cine @rfabruna nun iber 40 Sahren
i'm @elhdft Eat Nic Tengg ges
febrt. mas fir ben bieiieert @eibs
riabtsmarft paSt. NGes prattiih,
niislih. anaenebm uno ih6n.
Dos got Sulphur @els 6otel
tuiro am /. Sanuar uieoer erDffnet
meroen.
- Die 5leiiher 6. Glar unb ..
2uter iino UNI S., reip. 500 eeftraft
muroert, neil file in ibren 2doert perbDrs
benes Ileiih aufgehdngt batten. Sic
iagten atuar, fie bitten nidt bic Mb.
fi@t aebabt. es au perfaufen, oa iie
bemertten. baB es nibt friib mar,
oils ea n~bGeliefert muroe.
- Die Surb in benz Munt @ibs
iDn'Taae lit entlafien tuDroeri, neil
fie fih ntmt einiaert tpnnte. Tlr
gerurteilur1g ftin,ntter: 6. 6. @bs
tunrb8. sc. $. CALHOUN. 6. %. Cop.
permeir1, 6. 6. @abbart, Subn Wec.
NeIp, s. SO. Softer unb 9. Wt. Sn.
grur1. Sir JreiiprehunQ: Sat o.
1ata, gseat Steal, ~ ~ y: ssare, US.
y. Douofo uro 5. Wf. Ssgers.
8. 9art pat pen Sertauf
$500 gig se IT,, oeI Vuul'0t'
SIraBe: % ssaB oitltm o0fi Der So'
lnTSa'StraBe, iur gen p6els oort $9U,'
wv ueIMlllelt; sSot counter 1oerS
m Sss;H n ,Us'd e7o W ~ Ues oauo" susH
pS's ~" psoo pst guy.
Nte &en99 pat oos 0oupts
gualIler Jug aue sS et n @ g o.
~ Aelne groBere, retB1alttgere
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Snanseitin 8 intperndpe ct. Subaa.
SEES Hirf1e,

gde Nueoa= unb Slbs8 reia. Strase,
% onntoqsthuIe Seoen 5onnta,
Sortnittoa um 9 llhr.
10 nbr 8prmittaas.
abenos @ottesbient: Seoen
%:sonntag nm 8 llbr abenos.
Seoer Sentihe,ift bersliH rpintommen.
Woanuna 314 sibsGreia,S traBe.
=. 6artnanu, Rahey,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-12-26

Sn Der tubaniiden Brupina
Btrar bel 8io iuq Die 9abatsernte
nouitdnoio perniftet fein.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-12-26

Der Santa CLAUS bat iein Quartier
get Vic 9engg eineeribtet.
Ote beften Saden fino aqbier
Sn 6aufen aufaeihihtet.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1905-03-15
A Fine Cotton Cr0n.

Mr.. r. ID. Nance of Cross Hill was in
the city on Tuesday.
Mr.. Nance is hustling farmer and
gets up soon in the morning. He was
in the city by 10 O'Clock a. m. with a
four horse team of splendid mules,
loaded with ten heavy bales of cotton.
This was not the cotton of Mr.. Nance 8
own raising, but was the remnants of
other farmers which he had bought.
Mr. Nance ran eight plows last year
and produced one hundred bales of cot
ton which averaged in weight consid-
erably over 500 pounds to the bale.
He was little shy on his corn crop
but says that will not happen again
through any fault of his. He will cut
his cotton acreage this year 25 per
cent and put it in corn.
He still has 65 bales of cotton which
he is holding for the affect of that 25
per cent reduction.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1905-03-15
Heroic Japan

Nations have heroic ages, and Japan
is now in hers. Necessity is often the
mother of the heroic life. Japan was
in strong and sound condition before
her recent exploits, but it is the perils
of her situation that have added national
fervor and the universal heroic spirit.
What was done to her by the powers
after the Chinese war, and what was
being done by Russia, formed the great
impulse of national peril for Japan.
Two little wars had furnished her with
information. In her war with China
her soldiers had died in thousands from
disease, In her fight with Korea the
mortality had been almost as great as
ours was in the civil War. Her intense
and real mood made her take such in
formation seriously. She had seen forty
five per cent of her sailors laidup in the
Korean war from beri-beri alone She
studied that topic so thoroughly that not
one case of beri-beri has been seen in
the Japan navy this year. In private
life the same spirlG OF accomplishment
is everywhere. Students are said to
read with the help of cage full of glow
worms when they can afford no better
light. Effort, frugality, obedience, and
devotion are everywhere. We Americans
watch, with less curiosity than unconcern
the attempt now being made to improve
the medical department in our army.
Golfers Weekly
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1905-03-15
TROPICAL SUNS AND DUSKY DAMSELS
LURED HIM BACK AGAIN
a Negro Missionary Reared and Educated
in This Country Lapses Into Heatheansm
Dropped from the Rolls of the Church.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND. March "A dis
patch to the News foom Huntington,
Ind. says:
The executive committee of the mis-
sionary board of the United Brethren in
Christ has dropped from the rolls of the
Church Daniel Flickinger Wilberforce,
native African, who was brought to
this country as a child and after being
educated was returned by the board to
his old tribe as a missionary. 1t is
charged by the board that after service
of 25 years as a missionary the negro
minister has been lured back to heath
enism, has become chief Of his old tribe
of devil worshippers, and has contracted
plural marriages in the wilds of Africa.
Nearly fifty years age Daniel Kumler
Flickinger, then secretary of the mission
airy board of the Church, was in West
Africa on mission work While visiting
congregational missionary announce
ment was made that male child had
been born in the negro village. The
host of DR.. Fiickinger christened the
baby Daniel Flckinger Wilberforce.
Twelve years later the boy had been
brought to America by returning mis-
sionary. DIR. Flckinger accidentally dis
discovered his namesake at work at the
missionary house in New York. DR..
Fickinger took the lad to Dayton, Ohio.
The boy was sent to school, then through
high school, and later to medical
college at Cleveland. He married a
negress at Dayton. Later the two went
to Africa to do missionary work among
the old tribe from which Wilberforce
came. Later the missionary and family
returned to this country and Wilberforce
lectured throughout the Central States.
His four children, two sons and two
daughters, attended Central College
here.
Two sons are still in this country, one
at Otterbein College and the other in the
Dayton High School. Wilberforce re-
turned to Africa. The board has been
informed of his relapse to heathenism,
of accompanying plural marriages, and
of his becoming chief of the tribe. The
venerable Mr.. Flickinger is much de-
pressed over the backsliding of his pro
tege, but sanctions the action of the
hoard
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1905-03-15
THE COUNTRY BANKERS TROUBLES.

E. b. CooKRELI1 AMERICAN BANKER.
The country pebbles
Are countless if you'll lsten will you
For the least is not the who to borrow
And pawn his and he again
But the who makes feel reaching rock
Is the man who rushes in at half four O'Clock.
There's the aimporant fellow, who known TO
But he IL offer as endorser for a thousand any day.
There's the call responsible who's always deck
To identify stranger but will endorse his check
But the makes like reaching
Is the man who knocks the door just after four o'clock
There's another kind of fellow, that later better known,
He's the who mortgage the stock he doesn't
But there's slight him started right
When he sees his and the place he's going to light
But the who's with and is such dreadful BORE
Is the who calls around about ten minutes after
He is worth thousand maybe MORE
And it's this that makes the cashier kindly the door,
With smile that's not for pleasure but is forced from who's
While behind if wouldn't make preacher text
For the who makes the cashier feel like reaching for rock
Is the who around after o'clock
There's the collections coming by every mail
Till think that every merchant in the town about to fail
When start around and large
With mind bent the coecngtha charge
It's pleasant kind of fengbu before the round made,
The THERMOMETER standing at hundred the shade
For the first doesn't owe it, the second isn't due
While the third hasn't time stop his ledger through
And the fourth has books ALL and has to hunt around
hour to bil-and when thing is found
The draft twenty cents too much and you'll call again.
Next week and throw off twenty cenhe settle with then
There's the whose notes good go though six months
But he thinks paying till you try bring through
BY kindly worded notice, written out in honeyed phrase;
Then he in with roar enough 10 fairly blaze
There's another jolly bout whom there's nothing sad
For his name is always opposite the figures made in red
There's the life agent agent selling books,
Each and oneor bankers special hooks
There stocks of all descriptions there's block
Set asde-of every kind at special prices, just for
But the to ascertain for if what they
Is to buy shareand later try to sell block two
thousand troubles if the truth could all be told
That afict the country bankeryet they his heart cold
And sometimes wonder how it is that other shore
And if when reaching there his troubles will be DER.
Or whether that fellow will be knocking door,
In the evening when the bank closed ten minutes after four
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1905-03-15
Mr.. HALLS MIRACLE.
Experiences Similar to This Have Occa
stoned Considerable Comment
in Laurens.

Few women are better known in
l.ockport, N. Y, than Mrs. Pattie d.
Hall, as she belongs to one of the best
families and has large circle of friends
and acquaintances. In a recent inter-
view, Mrs. Hall said:
THE experience have been through
In the last two years seems like mira
Gle. l was so badly off that life seemed
almost uncomfortable, and my deafness
increased so that could scarcely hear
anything. The suffocation caused in
my chest and the indigestion caused by
my catarrh produced very severe suf-
fering. had five different physicians,
bought everything that anybody re-
commended to me, but finally gave up
in despair.
Zone day my milliner asked me if ]
had ever tried Hyomei. l began the
treatment, and can thankfully testify
that Hyomei does cure this terrible
disease. Since using it my hearing is
greatly improved, and the only time
have any catarrhal trouble is when
take cold then use Hyomei, and
always get instant relief. My friends
and acquaintance marvel at the
change in my health and hearing.
Hyomei has made mc1y cures of ca.
tarrh, and in connection with Hyome
balm, of catarrhal deafness, in Lau.
rens. Similar experiences to that OF
Mrs. Halls have created large sale
for Hyomei with The Laurens Drug
Co.
The complete outfit, including the in.
haler costs but ST., while extra bottles
are but so cents. Ask The Laurene
Drug Co. to show you the strong guar
antee under which they sell Hyomei.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1905-03-15
White Man to Hang.

DARLINGTON, March 10. Specials Bob
Small and John Noll, two white men who
killed negro man named Frank Scott
several weeks ago, were tried to-day in
the Criminal Court.
The case was handed to the jury at G
O'Clock and at 6.30P. M. to-day the jury
rendered verdict of guilty as to both,
with recommendation to mercy as to
Noll
The case was bad one against the
men. 1t will be remembered that these
two white men met this negro on the
highway and brutally murdered him
without provocatiow. The verdict of the
jury is considered righteous one and
meets with general approval. The pris-
oners were ably defended
News and Courerr
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1905-03-15
Small Pox Stampedes the Court.

The United States District Court was in
session at Florence on last Tuesday when
a witness appeared in the witness box
who had small pox. This stampeded
the Court and the room was vacated in
Jiify, the witness finding himself
practically alone.
Judge Brawley Immediately adjourn
cd the Court and the business was de-
ferred to the Columbia Term.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1905-03-15
The Card Club Entertained.

Among the pleasant social affair OF
last week was Mrs. c. E. Clarey's enter.
tainment for the Card Club on Thursday
afternoon.
The guests enjoyed spirited game OF
bid euchre and tempting collation. served
at the close of the game. Misses Emmie
Meg, HELEN Goggans and Lillier Stevens
tied for the prize, and then cut
for it, Miss Meng cutting the
lucky card and receiving the prize which
was receipt book gotten up in very
attractive style
The members of the club present were
Misses Wells, Meng, Stevens, Goggans,
Game, Mesdames w. H. Anderson, T..
ID. Darlington, w. H. Washington, j.
Ill. league, G.. l.. Fuller.