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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-10

"Crawford Shoes Spring Styles $3.50
Agent. Hoffman g Toggery Shops. =.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1905-11-30
LOCAL MENTION.
tEzESE5EElz5ETIIE5EErEEiE
Thanksgiving.

The people of Custer County
have special reasons this year to
feel thankful for general pros
perity of the community as we'll
as the individual prosperity of
all. Crops of all kinds were ex-
ceptionally good and prices COM
mensurate. These material
blessings as we'll as the boun-
teous provisions the Ruler of the
Universe has made for the happi-
ness of mankind affords ample
reasons FOR all to join in one day
in the year in general rejoicing
and praise to the Giver of all
good.
In the city a union services of
the several churches will be held
for special praise and service at
the u. B. church at 1890 a. IN.
Let heI country and town people
come together at this time in
honor of the occasion and show
an appreciative spirit.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1905-11-30

For SALE-Eleven and half
lots, 50x140 feet. Good frame
house, good barn, good well and
100 bearing fruit trees. Enquire
at this office. lift
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1905-11-30
Supt Lewis Elected to Position in Broker
Bow Schools.

AT a meeting of the School
Board Monday, Supt. J. G, w.
Lewis was elected to a position
as teacher in the Broken Bow
High School, to take effect at the
beginning of the ensuing year,
The board is to be complemented
for its wisdom in this respect,
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1905-11-30

We can save your time and
save you money if you will call
and see Peck's clothing at ]. N.
Peale Co. 22ts
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1905-11-30

WANTED-Corn shuckers, in
good corn, close to town, will
pay 5 cents bushel. Inquire at
this office. 24tf
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1905-11-30

DR.. Christensen treats catarrh
and fits glasses. 23-tf
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1905-11-30

List your farm and city prop
erty with B. w. Blair. 37tf
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1905-11-30

Fresh Oysters, candy, cigars and
tobacco at Mike Scanlons.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1905-11-30

an appreciative spirit.
w. 3. Eastman went to Cres-
ton, Iowa, on business Monday.
Attorney James Ledwich went
to North Platte Monday on legal
business.
Geo. IIerrick of Spring Creek,
was among the business callers
at this Office Saturday.
Mr.. Lauritveu of Grand Island,
visited here over Sunday, the
guest at the home Of A. II. Sims.
K. G. McGrew, cashier of the
Galloway State Bank, was in
Broken Bow Monday enroute to
Omaha.
The REPUBLICAN goes to press
one day earlier this week than
usual in order to observe Thanks
giving as holiday.
The foundations for three new
residences were laid last week.
Surely Broken Bow is enjoying
her share of prosperity.
Potatoes are retailing at so
cents per bushel, quite an adj
vance over the price paid when
first coming onto the market.
DR.. r. B. Mullins left yester-
day for Lincoln where he will
visit his son, Richard, for a few
days and then will go to Omaha
for brief visit.
1t is rumorel that No. a., the
local east bound passenger train,
will change time in the near flu
ture to an early hour in the morn
ing. 1t is thought its time will
be 6 or 7 o'clock a. m.
Hank Weaklln of Berwyn, has
bought fourteen acre track Of
land just east of town formerly a
part of the Sam Doris tract, for
which he paid Sl.500. We I'M
derstand that he bought it with
the view of building on it in the
near future.
At the regular meeting Of the
M. B. A. lodge last Friday night
five new members were initiated
into the mysteries of the order
and four new application for
membership were elected. After
the session, refreshments were
served by the ladies and a social
time was enjoyed. This lodge
has organized the second degree
team and in a short time will
have two teams well drilled for
putting on the work.
A. h. Humphrey of Broken
Bow, formerly state commission
err of public lands and buildings,
is now entitled to be called Judge
Humphrey. At the recent cleo
ton he was chosen county judge
Of Custer county, once known as
the home of populism. He was
candidate on the republican
ticket and although the county
frequently divides the offices be-
tween the republican and popu-
lists, he was elected by a fair nj
jority. Judge Humphrey called
on friends in Lincoln yesterday.
Lincoln Journal.
DIED-David Heller, at the
hospital in this city Sunday.
Mr.. Heller only a few months
ago moved to this city from
Longwood, where he homestead
ed in the early eighties. He was
soldier in the Civil War. He
and his wife attended the c.. A.
X. national encarApment at Den
yer last summer where they spent
about two weeks. Since return
ing home Mr.. Heller's health had
been gradually failing. His
funeral services were in charge
Of the G.. A. h. post of this city
and was conducted from the u.
B. church. The REPUBLICAN ex-
tends to the bereaved family the
sincere sympathy of the COM
munity.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1905-11-30

, DIR. Bartholomew promptly at
tends to calls at any time. 23tf
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1905-11-30

DIR. T. l.. Farnsworth, dentist.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1905-11-30

For Short time, So down
and soc per week buys an
Edison Talking Machine.
23tf Bangs Studio.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1905-11-30
Doctor Leach, Dentist,

J. c. Moore, abstracting. 2tf
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1905-11-30

w. 3. Eastman went to Cres-
ton, Iowa, on business Monday.
Attorney James Ledwich went
to North Platte Monday on legal
business.
Geo. IIerrick of Spring Creek,
was among the business callers
at this Office Saturday.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-04
Die fIcimite Nram Suftor.

2onopn f9eint neuerbinas bas Do
raoo aIer beiratbsluitisen &iinflerin.
men gu fem. Sas nfiBe MGbel" bon
Berlin, Die tleinite Spubrette Mia
@erber, bat ii9 slei9falls iiber oen
Sanal be9eben miifen, um ii9 Den 81
tel elmer 6rau 9oftpr ouf benz englis
f4en Stanbesamt gu bolen. = Die
@orgei9i9te oieier gbe entbebrt nidt
Der 3omantif. Sm @oriabr puroe
DIE &initlerin pGbreno ihres Min>
Hsner 8aitipieles franf unb BON Or.
8uning, einem aneeiebenen MrSte
Miin6ens, bebanbelt. Ser @rst mad
tie Die liebensniiroige Miniaturz SiDa
nit ieiner Samilie' befannt, unb bas
&eiultot mar Die 9erlobuna Der
&iinitlerin nit Dem Sobne bes Orgies,
Der eben i'm 9egriff mar, feinen DOT
ipr" 81 MAIDEN. Mber Der Batter oes
8%rGutieams leote Sein @eto elm. Ni6t
DAB er an Ser eefea Aaf.Nhen Yoiiticn
ieiner finftigen S6ptsgertp9ter ets
mas arsSuieBen eebabt bate, i'm Sc
sentbeil. Der STUFF Der junaen Dame i'll
Der benfbar bette, audi oas @infommcn
bon 10000 Marf idbrli9 fon fem
9inOerungsgruno gepefen fem; mn
Der @eiunbbeitsSuitano Der fleinsn
Mia CAB Dem @r5t uno 8ater gu benz
fen. 9as 2iebespaar aber md9te
fur5en 9rp5eb, fubr na9 2onOon uno
h~eiratbete. &ura por Der 9o65eit
bate Der 8rdutieam, ser I'm einigs
Sabre finger, aber boppelt 10 grpb III
pie fein Weibden, iein DOftorsramsn
beifdnben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-04
Gas QonpIptt in ysinnhnf.

Seit Ginger 3eit paren in @inbbat
9erii9te i'm umlauf, oaB ff9 unier
Den eingepan0erten &apldnbern unD
S%ranspaalern ettpas abfpiele, oas aui
feinbielise 9onolunsen sesen bic beuts
i9e 6errihaft i9lieben laHe. @m
%. @uguft erfolgte BEL Der Ypli5ei Inz
5eige, bab i'm 4nbriss Be @eii6en 9(ns
tpeien @erfammGuneen i~tattfGnben
uro Dab Die 2eute nit vgape 8pps"
unb oortigen Gineeborenen eiren
9anbtrei4 auf Win0but gu unternebs
men beabii9tigten. Oos 8esirfsamt
umiteute oas 9aus, nabm finf perios
men feft unb beidlaenabmte Waffen
u. a. Wie ii9 b%erausftelte, ppaten
Die 9eute folsenoen plan ausfiibren:
3unG9ft fonte @inbbuf iiberrumpelt,
Die befteH Rsitpferoe eenommen, aass
Wteb absetrSQen uro etpaise inbafs
tirte @olfseenpifen befreit perben.
Won Winobut ionte Der 3ug na9 8ars
men ge9en, ods genpmmen perben ioaz
tie, unb BON ba gum auiieb, I'm Ser.
btnbung nit oen Witboois unD bann
Die getf9udHagrenoe gu eepinnen. Sin
peiterer StreifSue fpnte brett oIt=
fpdtts unternpmmen unb Die 8%aftaros
gum Mitma9en peronlaBt tperpsn.
Wfan poate 5unG9ft in Den 8eIib bon
mOglidft biel 8isb nsbft pferben, Wafs
fen uno Wunition eeIaneen uno Die
Beute iiber Die 9rense I9affen. On
Der 9ren5e foIte cine SperationsbaIis
erri9tet nerben. Gin eefpiier Spans
genbers bat fi9 an Der @rense etoblirt,
Der bereits Den aufftdnoiiden Spttens
totten bur9 2ieferune bon &rieasma=
terial ben grObten 8ori6ub mleitst.
@on @eriu6en, bic 9aiiarbs aufffGnz
Dig gu MAIDEN, lit f6pn lange gemunz
felt porben. Ils Qnitifter erfdeinea
nNotionai Scouts", Buren,, Die crit ae5
gen bic @ngldnber fo9ten, iid aber bsi
Der eriten @eleeenbeit ersaben, UNI in
Die Sienite bes 5einbes gu treten. l1nb
NIT folden Gbarafteren lit ben r8inb>
6uter Na4ri9ten" sufpIge Si5peItz
afrifa CUR 3sit bon eepfrppft. IaG,
8efannttperoen biefes 0orfones baden
eire Inaabl Buren, cine @rfldrun9 err
luRen, baB Tie NIT ben @erf6nDrern
ni4ts semein hatten. sic piirben es
germ iebsn. tpenn sic 3eeieruns itrenoe
Mobregeln ergreifen noble, penn lie
ipl9e Qeute bes Qanbes berfpeife.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-04

ibn gu FOLDER 3uitimmune perdnlaBt,
Dab our9 Die 8%ermdblung feines Sob
nes nit elmer @rGfin piccplpmini ods
oumme 9ereos bon Der &ammer3ofen=
f3aft ieiner feligen 5rau aus Ser Melt
gei6afft piir6e.
@rGfin S6ereIe mar iebr befrieoigt
BON Der .fofortigen~ @inftimmung oes
alten Gibentbal. rSbr 8ater it Elm
Gbrenmann," bet6euerte lie.
Nun ioute Gusen ppn Dem Ouene
er3Gblen, un6 Die @rGfin fraete, Oh er
Den @rm bulo pieoer perbe gebrau6en
tOnnen. rGie miifen ia entiebli1 ges
litten baben, uno oas allies UNI Sfus
tpiQen!" @ter Guaen bat, oie Sd1e
ruben 81 lafen, Die Munoe lei nur
cine @eringfigigfeit.
Mutter uno Sp6ter po1tea gueen
tpeni9itens gum SriibItid b~abebalten,
aber @ugen lisb ii6 ni9t balten. @r
poIte, 10 iGnea ieire pferbe ibn fiibs
rem %tonnten, in Die StaOt, nit STA
tpreben ur0 Damn teleqrdpbiren. Vein.
telegrapbiren t0nnte @ufieben erregea,
Die 8rGfin iagte, er iole .nur ielbit
tpieoer fommen, nun t0nnten lie anes
in &u6s erfparten, NUN lei lie ni9t
mebr nerp0s.
gugen i9ieO bon oen beioen tpie BON
Mutter unb S6pefter. 8aum cine
Siunoe bate Die lInterreOung gez
oauert. Gein &uti6er par auf Dem
8ode eineenidt.
Ms @ugens Wagen ii6 pieoer in
g~eps9ung iebte, ertpnte IS pom gun
gertburme berab: nYaIiirt!"
@u9en orehte fi4 Inn, dfer oas
6uupt oes alien 9rufen Silpio mar
ni9t gu erbiiden.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-04
Die GrlautaiS, cincn Yart su ira:
9cu,

lit n%eueroinas Sen Oienern unb 8pten
bes franoOfi9en Minifteriums Der Df>
fentli6en Mrbeiten ertbeilt nproen.
Die 8etrpffenen baben biefe @rlaubnib
mt bel Sreube unb GROCER @enug=
tbuung auf9enommen unb fi9 natir=
lid iofort ben Bart ma bfen laHen.
Sin Barrier 8latt beranitaltete nun
auf @runo Oiefer 8eftimmung cine
nmfraee BEL ben neuen 9arttrGaern,
rarum lie ibren Bart baben iteben
laHen; iie lieferte re9t ersObIi6e He-
Iultate. Se9s Der 9efrogten antipor=
teten, % lie einen Bart trigen, UNI
ni9t ben Barber aufiu6en gu brau.
den; brei entsegneten, bab Der Bart fie
por GrfGltung i9iiben fo1e; elmer min
feline 3dbne bur9 Den 8art ps~rberuen;
elm anberer feline groBe Gafe nidt aans
gum 8orf9ein tpmmen laHen; BRET err
tldrten, baB Ser Bart bic Mtbmuna
erlei6tere; brei anbere trasen einen
Bart, nell me1rere betdnnte unb be.
riibmte DISQUALIFICATION ebenfals einen
Bart beioBen; iieben meinten, ser Bart
lei notbpenbi9 CUR @rbaltung Der &C.
iunbbeit; fieb5ebn a%ntpprteten fur5
uno binbig, es singe Niemanb stipas
an. tparum Tie einen Bart triiaen;
3ipei geitanben, NbaB lie fid einen 8art
itehen lieben, neil iie ibren 6rauen ss=
fallen po1ten, unb 81 enoIi6 eaben,
tpsnn audi 5Oeernb, gu. bab lie ibrem
garte ben grfolg Bel Srauen psr=
odnften.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-04

- ~ RNb0NA
ftanb, fiiblte er 10 gut pie
nihts me6r bon Dem ueberi6pdn9e
Der 2iibrung, Die i'm auf Der 5abrt
mad Wel3ened uno audi i'm S6loHe
felbit mei9 gsma9t bate, ia, fiblte sr
ni9ts mebr bon 3uperii6t unb Soft
nung. Ni9t nur Die Nii6tern6eit oes
3dumes nit ieinen blaugrauen Sape=
ten, Dem alien Seppi9 unter Dem Wit@
teltii9e, ieinen peri9oHenen erinen
Oamaftm0beln uno Dem 9olofii6baIs
fin am Seniter; ni6t nur Der pieoer
nusenbe uno fte9enoe S9mer5 in ieiz
mem Irme tpirften auf ibn = auf Der
ftunOenlangen Sa1rt o Welsened
na9 Ger Sauptitabt paren ibm 3pei=
fel uno 8eoenten eefommen. Ni9t
,3peifel an Der G6tbeit ieiner 2iebe
uno 8ebenten iiber Die &orrettbeit lei
nes S6rittes, aber 3peifel an Der
2iebe Sfas. 90 nett tannte er STA.
I'm ii9 iagen gu miiFen, baB er nit
Der Ginpiaigung Der Mutter nod
ni6ts Eel ibr errei9t bate.
Denn i'm feline Mbnuns frog? Srei@
li6, oas Stammbu9 fpra4 fir Sfas
Neisung. Oas Stammbu9. Tait
6Gtte er troy isinsr 'S9mersen lart
aufeeladt. Die Sei9i9te BON Dem
Stammbu6e, Die ibm Sbefld ba err
5dblt pdtte, tie 1oute tpm Yotrnu19
MAIDEN!
gr trat an's Senfter.
Sine gquipdge rpQte unten poriiber.
5ran5i 9aI6et fubr in einem offenen
Wugen pprbei. On feiner settle idB
Die i90ne Slona. 2ui6ef bate Gu9en
bsmertt uno bann si Slonu etpus gez
fugt, Slonu iab berauf. Gs mar gu
fpGt getpeIea 5uridautreten. f6on NOR
oaS 9efd6rt Inn Die @de gebogen.
gr NOR ni6t aberelGubii9, aber
0ennp9 = oieie 8egegnung Der 8lide
beioer. er fubr fi9 nit Der 5ano iiber
bic Stirn uno i9lob Die Iugen.
Die 1br f9lug. STA lieB lange
fpdrten.
Srau DON Rabenau bate geIagt, oab
STA eben llnterri6t ertbeile, er bate
tie gebeten, Der @rGfin erit mad @be
louf ser Stunoe feinsn 8eiu6 gu mel
ben. @s fe6lten mod 3ebn Winuten.
Cine @nigteit fir i'm.
Gr begann oas Mlbum gu our4<
blGttern, ods auf benz Slide lag.
Sin 8adfiih neben Dem dnoern.
lduter rumble freunoli9e. @eiidtsr,
Damn uno pann elm gefniffenss, elm
finiteres.
Gr tlappte oas Ilbum 81 unb fling
an, i'm 3immer auf uno ub gu geben.
5ransi 9ai9et pubte j~eoenfdns,
Dab er jest nit STA unter einem Sahe
t%peilte; er muBte bas !5aus ia tsnnen.
gr miro feline S9Iiife 5ieben, bat lie
ieoenfaas f9on ge5osen. SEPT fpri4t
er tpobl f9on, pGbreno er nit Der
8raut na4 5eloes fdbrt, BON einem
fiinftigen 8rautpdare -. IS mar GU
gen, uls ob er Die bObnii9e Miene Ga
f6ets Dor ii9 fGbe, als oh sr bGbli9e
Worte bore. uno iebt fGat linn bic
G5ene i'm G6lofe gu Wei3ened Elm,
feline llnterreouns nit 2ai9et, Wort
fir Wort. STA bat Oieie llnterreOung
tpobl gum Sbeil bDren miifen, er bat
lie 0amals in elmer unertlGrlifen In>
tpdnolung o Sartasmus prinSeifin
BON porto o'9lnaio genannt uno Die
9eitalt in Dem ounflen 9ange 81 ipGt
erfannt.
~. TortTeBung folgt.)
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-04

fOie @Iafsrfrau Sob, Ole
i'm Mai b. 5. in OHenba9 bic elfiGbs
rise Rpfe Glider in ibrer Wobnung
ermoroet unb berauht bat. ipuroe bonn
OarmifGoter Sapurseridt gum Sore
rsrmrf6eilt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-04
OortfsBung folgt9
QrnrntrdI.

@eGteres 6rdulein: n9a@
ben an Sbrer @iege AUDI Die Muien ges
itdroen, mein 5err9"-5err: sHles,
i9 babe feline @isse setannt - i4 lag
i'm Mdfhforh!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-04
NnturprymrrrDu...

~Tun, Serr &ommer5ienrat6, pas
battsn Sic auf Dem Miei fir Wstter9"
: .pra9tpoles! Sd Jag Sbnen, De
Conn is nrr 10 aufs unb untersesanz
gen."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-04
II. q

IL 'N ?
IN Is gugen i'm Spre9Simmer bes
penfionates Habenau tparteno
unter ben beioen &aiierbiloern
f4nnN fi;hI4s or IN n,,t Sn;e
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-04

pa peib ia mebr," iusts Sbefla.
nWas niFen Sie?"
r@igentli9 bat es MuBi berausbez
fpmmen. Grinnern sic ii6, sic ia.
BEN bod Def STA in Oas neue Stamm=
bu9, Oas id ibr gum Ceburtstdqe
fGenfte, auf Die erlte Seite einen @ers
i6rei6sn miHen.- Sran5i 2oIGef En-
fubr oas unb polte ibr aud ctpaa
eini@reiben, ater STA berTtedte oag
BUD, un0 niemano bat fif mebr elm.
fdrei6en oiirfen, uno ale Bidder Eat
Die STA oagelahen, nur bas Stomm.
bu9 bat fie in bic BENTON mitgenom=
men,"
gugen lauf6te bieier Gr0ffnunq,
ais piirOe ihm cine neue erpbe 6eils-
fpabrbeit perfinOet.
.uno tpas iagt Sbr @ater?" fragtt
@rGfin Sberefe e.
sd babe f9on, als i6 nod on Sc,
@erpunoung frant banieoerlag, mil
meinem Batter seiprodsn, er bat min
natiirli9 fofort auseitimmt."
Oas mar ni9t gang ri6tig. 3ugc=
itimmt bate Der aIte Gibentbal aQer,
oinss, aber erft nud ldnsersr usber.
lesung. llnb nidt Die 2iebe ieineS
Sobnes. fonoern Die Grpdaung battle
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1905-11-01
BYE BYE, BRO. BIGHAM.

No, The Lantern did not init
mate that its position was not cor
rectly stated in the Lancaster
News. 1t only intimated that its
position was not stated at all -
Chester Lantern.
The trouble with our esteemed
contemporary IS that it does not
recognize its own propositions
after they have been carried out
to their logical conclusions, for
which it should not hold us re-
sponsibIe. In trying TO maintain
its untenable positions the Ian.
tern has become ralllcd--sp much
sc that it now doesn't know where
it is sat" We leave it alone for
a while, until 1t RECEIVERS its equi
librium
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1905-11-01

With its issue of last week the
&ershaw Era entered upon the
seventeenth year of its existence
1t is a fact worthy of note that
Dnr esteemed contemporary and
ihe town in which it is published
are about the same age, the latter
being only six months older than
she Era. Both have made won
aerlul strides along the lie OF
progress. Kershaw today, with
is thousand or more inhabitants,
many handsome stores and resi-
8enCes, several fOurishing church.
Ps, modern school building, oil
mill splendid streets, water works
and electric lights, stands higher
ID the scale OF material, religious
and educational development
than many towns in South Caro-
lima more than half century old.
The growth OF the Era has been
equally as marked in the journa-
hsltc field. Under the guidance
p1 lis Jealous and efficient editor
and publisher, Capt. HameI, il
Sas been steadily improving for
gears. lis editorial depar menD
j. especially good, now compar.
M tavorabiy with that OF any
weekly or semi weekly puhlica
non in the state. Capt Hamei
has always taken a great pride in
bis town and his newspaper has
proven a most potent factor in its
4d dVancement along all lines.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1905-11-01

coming, farmers will have to sell
out bag and baggage and quit
business, for these things are des
tined to run all the mules and
horses in the country crazy.
An old mule or horse that could
not he gotten out of walk with
keen hickory will run like II
streak of lightning the moment
he scents or spies one of these
things. A mile a minute is moth
ing to him, and the trouble is he
has no regard as to the direction
he takes or the obstacles in the
way. He will turn his front
part before as quick as thought
and not make single curve in
doing so He will tackle a stone
fence as quickly as he would the
open road. He does not stand
on the order OF his movements
II" is simply for getting
Il ere Eli, and getting there right
now. The automobile seems 20
he great thing tor putting new
life into old slow horses if it did
not cause 'em to lose tbe!r
senses entirely. As for COWS, ii
scares them so badly that the
women folks cannot milk them
for days, and when they get over
the scare sutlic emily TO allow you
to come near they will not give
down their milk, and there you
are.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1905-11-01

| CANNOT begin to name the
many beautiful articles | am showing
in Silverware this season. can
only ask that you come and see for
Ourseif if | am not showing better
variety oF ware, both sterling and
"PLATE THAT WEARS" than many of
the jewelers. in larger towns and
cities, who make as much fuss about
big stocks. My prices are lower than
theirs, because | can afford to sell
cheaper than they My rent is lower,
my help is cheaper, and it costs me
less to live. See my stock and get
my prices and will get the business.
Is. e.. Hough.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1905-11-01
Notice.

TO the OverSeerS Of the Public
Roads of Lancaster County.
| again ask you all to warn out
your hands and work each of your
sections Of the public roads, as many
days as the law requires or until you
get your road in good condition. [
want to find that each section of road
in the county is worked'good between
this and the last day Of November.
AS you all know you can't do much
good working the clay roads during
the winter months.
The grand jury held meeting on
the first Monday in September last
and requested me to give notice to all
of the Overseers to put four days
work on each section of road by the
first Monday in Oct. and for each of
you to make a report to me that day.
And | did so, hut many Of you failed
to work or TO make any report. Sol
kindly ask you all to read the report
of the grand jury at the last term of
the court. You will see by that report
that they want to have the roads
worked better than they have ever
been in the past, or have the law en-
forced against anv one who fails to
discharge his duty. Let every one
do his duty, and the law will not be
enforced against any one. but other
wise, they say it must be done.
I axe due notice therefore and govern
yourself accordingly.
Respectfully,
Nj. G.. Gardner,
Co, Supr.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1905-11-01
Notice to Taxpayers.

Taxes Will be due and payable with
out penalty from October 15 to De-
cember 81, 1905
The tax levy for State purposes ia
519 mills, for ordinary county purpos-
es A. mills, special county purposes
O.. d g. r, X. bOnds) 2 mills, consti-
tutional tax for school purposes 3
mills, making tota! levy Of IL mills
on all taxable property of the county.
In School Districts Nos. 3, 30, 30 and
l6. there is spt cial levy of mills
additional for school purposes; in
District No. "a, 3 mills; Districts Nos.
II, IL and 30, mills; District No. 3S,
mills; No. II, 6 mills, and No. 40,
Z mills. In Cane Creek Township
there is a special local levy of4 mills
Tor railroad purposes; Gills Creek, 8
mills, and Pleasant Hill, 3 mills.
There is also a 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 so disabled that thew
cannot earn support by manual
labor.
w. CAUTHEN,
Treasurer Lancaster County.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1905-11-01
Wednesday, November /, 1905,

Few people in Lancaster realize
The extent TO which the town is
growing. For the past ten or a
dozen years its growth has been
30 steady and gradual that unless
one stops ard takes a retrospec
sive view he but imperfectly ap-
preciates the progress the old
town is making. In that length
Of time it has more than doubled
is population, its volume OF busi
hess and its taxable values. Ten
years ago a stranger on the streets
o. Lancaster was an object of in
teresJ; toGay the presence of many
strange faces attracts no attention
OF provokes comment. Yes, Ian
easter is moving right along, and
is making no fuss about il. In
1his year alone many thousands OF
dollars have been, and are being
expended in permanent improve
ments-in hotel, store rooms,
private residences, etc and YET
you hear OF no Lancastrian boast
ing unseemingly Of the boom his
Sown is now enjoying. The aver
age citizen takes the town.
growth as a matter eff course, or
Else he is too busy hustling to do
DIV blowing about it..