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Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-24
Notice OF Public WORK

its meeting held on Monday. the Goth
day of November. 1905. the City CouncI'
of the City of Los Angeles adopted al
Ordinance, designated as Ordinance No
12,lO1 New Series), declaring its In
tention to order the following improw
ment to be made. to wit:
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-24
PusLIc ADVERTISING
PUBLIC ADVERTISING


SDs 70, Opening e. Amss .ns block Bounded sy Ts.tysa
tsnden % @ s % within lanes Street sgps
this notice which delinquent
together costs
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-24

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Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-24

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Streets OF the iy Los Angeles
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-31
Sefaunimadnnsrn
Tepartemeut fir uffentlidIe SidIerbeit-Sauteu.
CUB epartement hes Web0uoesS nfpeftpres
Wirfnus. RuthuQuS.

ulttmor G, ben 9. Iliguit 1905.
Ingebo.e fir ole Srri6ihn9 etne9 Sebdnoes
fir ben ItdOur uuo Sidoiratb Der Staot Valit-
more Guf ctnem @runoliiid an Der Oitieiie oeS
Centre Dtarfet Space. 1liolt6 bon Der baltimore
StraBe, ode ais eiH 6ifhmdrtt betannt teiH lou,
lueroen bon Der pSodro OF Iluaros etli9egeIl
y Gin aiqebot iiir ben Oberbnu bon ether in
ben @ldnelI angcoelieieit Ginle uno ais aige'
BOT fir Den Sherbau betdIllt.
s%lnaebote mliiIen III Oerlteaeltet, Griet upl,
icbldeen, init Der Noreiie "Sodro Of Iludros. >"
am oOer Dor benz Is. september 1905, Sormit.
tags If ilIr. bel Gem t,Heatlirdior. Urn.
SGrrD j. 8ooper, in heiien 'Vtirenl I'M 9taips
Dauie eingereSht lperoeil. FrielsunIl hlagG, nluls
fen nit Der Gnlll3riii; :SiSS 10 SID ~'ariei,
Seoes SoroerlngS Nnqchnt muB bon eiHcm
beglGubiGieH 9bed IN Der 9o9e ben 5000, 5Gbl'
bar at Oen Nia0or uro Staotratb bon Sdlits
Bon BEN ertolarci6en 9lnaebotitcler miro Die
SteQung elmer glierl mo geItiilenoet Eiir9s
Oerlanat.
NIallco 1ormulare fir gnqeboie ;0nneu im
giIreau nc5 Gebuuoes Snlpetiuro elItaeaeH pes
Vidne mo Spe5iliIutioncn f6uneu i'm 9irean
oes @ebdioes SnlpStioro Idb Dem II. MIGHT
1909 etngeitGet neroel.
9Upie'H bon 3eidmtnger uI0 Spe5ttifdti0neu
lueroen 0ert lzGOntrafiuren tltr gellebett.
inoem %oielelbCH einei beqldrbigteIl 9hed lHI De
TRACE bon $50 5ublbnr an Den Utd0ur mo
Stuoiraib bon baltimore. oepunireu; beidater
Gbed miro 3lirLdaegeben. loeun ole 3eihnInqeu
Dor Der Geifnun9 Der gngebote an Den @ebdu'
De SIfpeitor 3uriidaelieiert luerOeu; dteerens
idll9 miro oerielbe ~oeriuller icin,
Gouie1 ole Set6nul9en mo Spe5tttfdtionen
6eihGoiat o0er perunIldliet porheu teiI. lpirO
Die Sunme bon SO Blrildgebdlieu, ais liauts
olrie 9HttobdoiAuIg.
Die Ncb5roe bebdlt Ii6 has Re6t Dor. iraenS
luClde ODER ate InQebOe 3I neruerten.
6oUaro Z. Yrcftou,
Sebdl0etS HlptitOr.
Neitdtigt:
e. GloN 5imauns,
.liuOOr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-31
Icpartemsut fir Ufieutlihe Siferbeit-9Guten.
SubsE epGrtement bis Webdnoe. 3uipettcr5-
WilTeaMS, Maihhnne.

Baltimore, Den .. NIguit 1905.
Nlaehote tilr ole @rrlhiunG elile9 @ebdlioeo
Iilr ben Dsubor lio Siaotrnib Der Staot Tnlit-
more aut etllei1 bonn Seilre Wtarlei Spdte,
Humbaro- StrGBe, g~SGiersStraBe mo Aeit. SAILS
s'oenne begren5iel @rnupiiiid, oa9 ais Broonfi
ten Wiarit. betannt TEN louC luer6et bun Der
HOdro OF Apdroe" enigeaen %geHommelI.
sin Augeboi tit ole Snnoament IrbeitcH bis
5l elmer dut ben 3eibniIt9eTt 1ngegebeIeH St'
FAINT fem l0u.
Nnaebote miifen in beriienrlten Brief lin.
lbId9en. nit Der Norelle rSodro Of s%tfruroS, ="
mn Ooer Dor Dem IS. september 1905, gprmiti
tags II ilbr, bel Dem Siaot sJtegillrator. QrI.
NdrrD 3. 6ooper. IN oellen 9liireau I'M Rdtb.
buule eingereltt l%ueroen Briel llmthIdge milf
len nit Der Nulldrltt bios Ir Bruouce Wiar.
let. 6omndtion gSuri" perieben fem.
Ie0ca SOrberun1SsN naebot mnB bon einem
be0Iuibt9teu Sbed IN oer Qobe bon $500, 5dbl.
bar an ben 0iaDor unb Staotrdib bon &altt.
more. he9Ieitet lein.
8o1-bCm eriolgreibcn 9(nqebOtieaer miro ole
Sielluha et1er gliiell uto genllge1oeH Sura
lIbult. Dem opppelteH gSeribe OeS ountruftS. ipe
i'm Stnoi Charter nor9elbrIeben. gI~elbfomnIeno,
nerldnat.
BIancos 5ormulure iir ~9tueeboie f6nncn I'M
eilreaI oeo @ebdlIoe SnlpetiorS cniaescn 9e'
ItOInnell lUeroen.
Bldnc uno Speiiiirationen f6nncn I'M NiremI
oe9 @ebdlibes SnipefturS mad ocm IL, Augnit
1905 eituefebeH lperocn.
6opie'n bon %3eihnin0en mo Spe5iliIaiioueu
Derhetl ben @eIleral GOutrdftoren nur aeliebcIt.
lItoel1t %olelel1en ellIe1 beNldubt9len She'd I'M De
TRACE bon 500 Bablbdr an Den Wanur mo
Siaotratb bon baltimore. - oepOniren; Oeinater
9bed miro 8iIrildaeGebeu. iuenn ole 3etdnuHaer
oor Der GettHunQ oer Allgebote an Den SebdIs
DC Snlpettnr 6lirildaelletert peroeH; a1otreIIs
fails miro oerlelbe ~Oeriullen fem.
SollieIl ole .}eibminden li1o Spe3ififationeH
beitbGoiqt oher nernnlldltct iuOr0eu ieil. miro
ole SnIlIIte BON $40 jtridaebalten. ais liqht'
otrte Gnilhdoigung.
Sic 9eboroe bebdli ib onS siedt Dor, iraeno
melbe oocr ale Nnaeboie 81 oerperleH.
6opnro :. Yreiiou,
@ebduoea SripcftOr,
@cititigt:
.. Il, GlaN EimanuS,
OidDor.
(Huai4, 1G.t 1921, %. 90, $3.50. Septt,Aj
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9tadbrui,

TadDrlIl.
Bur erii1erung an lIucrri a~cltCbtcn @diicn
lno Ndter
WeUrge qcimbadI,
lpelder Deuic. ben 81. glUult 1904. boz ellletrt
&dbr Beliorbelt. lher ntdl uerdelle1 NJ.
VI III Iiht nlebri 10 larltu meme Aiuaen.
or, Der Mlle5 litr nidl man.
ser ltnr meta @litd geluNi M lettet HehetlS'
ip4eH,
Yer Elm treuer @atte ilr MID mar.
gu. lpie ole SterHc nieocrnieH.
Sdllel er I'M SdooG oee lUoes Elm:
gu fdrnit, Srloier. ibm 800 Uiufeu.
Sein slge btuh lIH0 ct Judr Sclu.
Yer etnjt9e lroit. Der mn nod bleibt,
81 WleoerleD'n IN @miqh1t
0eipiomct UUH ieiucr Battiu.
YIN 1GDr III es Deui mir ~U.rocn'S ME Oeraellen.
SdB Slh Der Zoo aus uU'rcr Utiile nubnI,
user tolltie unler groBes EtO ermeleIL
gldi SSorie ldIo Der W{rlu Tit uni rem @ruHi
Nds 81 ais ireIier Batter ms geucleL
Nlo 9uier Nnter allen NirbcTH Sem.
~ uni rem @erieH III IS itpt 81 leieu,
sou BORT Ir irInler eingthrltbeH leiu.
Weptomet pom ietnen Niuocrn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-31
Mnn,e nno 9apieraelo llnele Sam's.


Mnu,e nm 1>on;erorIS ltuclc Som's.
aoY o,G
f,;',
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~ e""'"o"'a 100 ''Ts'
o'' ""u'l''4S AHtp"t 'H'"." ~
~" ~" ',r SfHhfN7p M.
,iu'''' wy mfhtfiYups "ot
o'.g, tfht'' 49,
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p"''' eo',ro.'o''''no ~ "'e''''"
'i''," ""p', ~" IVY H'
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o." o,lo"' omdn5
800 nltt'ssg. "'7'9
9A' 81" I''" 91""ot"t n'o l""H,'
l""'" o"'" Wv ~
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W"''"''i"'''''', 'g"' "'t'n"s ""
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80
V e,'ua' Wv NV on"''
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80. o"n W. T"'''". uo.'o''
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-31
1Cpariemeut fir 1fieuiidc eimerbeit-gautsu
CUB eparien,eut otc Webunoe' SHipftt1re.
SitIcnuS, 9intbbau5.

Baltimore. ben q. NIpu't 1905.
g~lngebOte liir ole Srribtuug cinea Gebluoe5
lltr Den Wia0Dr uno Siuotraib Der Stant 0altis
more aul eiiCGlI bonn SeHtre Wlarlet Space.
rOmbGro StraBe, SSuter Str1be mo gSeits sails
ten Diarit beidnnt ieil lul. lUcroen bon Oct
yNonro ot Nmaros" entgegen qenolnIHen meroeu.
Gin Hr9ebnt thr oen SbcrbGli BON elmer
AMI Den 5eihnin9er auge9ebenen Ginie. pas
ais Nllgeboi ifr Den Sberbau bciannt ieil iou.
Nngeb0ie lultiieli in herlieaeltel 8rietsllnls
ihldaell. nit 0et gloreiie aSuuro Of gmnroS, I"
nm ooer Dor Dem -, September 1905, @ormit.
taas II iipr. bel Dem Staot lie9iitrGior, sprI.
Narrb Z. @uoper. In oellen Vlire1l I'M RutGs
G1ule et1aerelhi lueroeiI. Nrici .amlbldae mint
I ley NIT ghn Der H y,rfS ; SsIisS, TOR ,s Sfr0Onfe "'ar'
Ieoee 6oroerungo %Slngeboi nuB bon eincrl
healdnblqieli S9ed N Der SoGe uoLt 5000. 6nbl.
bar an Den Wfonor mo Slnoirnib bon 9dltis
Eon oent eriolarei6et slu0e5oiltcuer miro bic
Stelnlla etIter gltiell nlo aettiileltoet Siirqs
lbuii Dem ouppelten 8eribc oes 9ontralta. iuie
I'M Staotz Sbnrter porAeibrtebeH, gleidiunmeIio.
uctldttpf.
8lanto. SormnIare fir gtngcbotc f6uncn i'm
eilrear nes @ebdlioe'S nlpciiprs entgeGel 0c'
rontl1el iueroen.
Bldue unb SpcSiiiiniioncn fonncn I'M 9iireah
hes 8ebdioesS nipeftors nab Dem II, Mugnit
fg0j etllaeieJen meroei.
lperoel Den 0efernls Gortrdftoren nlir geliebef.
lnnent o%teielben eine1 beQlGibiaien Gbed I'M Nes
trace bon 800 5ablbar an Den Ma9or mo
9bfd min 6hriidaeaebell menll ole ,ieidnunaen
oOr Der Sefinun9 Der Hln0eboie an oen Geh1uz
csSnipefior 5iriidgelte'ert peroen: uHnereis
ldlls miro oerielbe ~bertallen iein.
Solltei ole 3eiblulaelt mo Sre5ifiidtionct
beih1oi9t ooer oertnlinltei lporoen ietn. miro
ole Sllifllte BON $40 5lriidaebnlten. ais Iiduis
oirie GnifdDdbi9ulg.
Sic Aeb6roe bebnlt it6 onS Rebt Dor. irgellh
nelhe ooer aue Tnaehote 81 0erlperfen.
Goparo :. Yteituu,
@ebdltoes SnipeItor.
Seititi9t:
e. Sian Timauue.
lllnbOr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-31
Mnna Mario CONNER.

IS itarb am 20: 9llQuit 1903 anna M,aria
Sonlmer, geIlebte @nttin 0rs perltorhehen So9n
elrolnln9 llnoet 5unnerhaa, lludmittaas 1a3
uor pom Iralerbaufe. lr 81. Siios Stodion'
SlraBe, ans dnf Der .gScftru 0cHteictN" tiait.
Seripulloie lIllo SrcluoC limo dbiulasoou ettls
geldoen. C242-3J
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-31
IOuncriag, ben 81, Nuamit 1903,
gdJt Scitem.

ocinmiitbiQ 10 ic etc
iii Ole Frciic oieie9 8nnocS lanQt
ridt qcmcicn. 9le 9ldticr bcaril
zen ole 6ricoen0 . @otiduit box
&nrt5nloutb nit Den mdrmltcn9Sor-
ten rmO bcaliidmiinlhen &rL Noo'e
pclt 5l leinem 0roBen itaat3mdnm
if)cn GriolG.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-31
uQuuopu. Yurt.

Ter benpiid dllihfte 6rieehoi III Baltimore.
Hreal: $50 Nder. = mmerpdBrcnoc Smarter.
~ ieoer 4eit erreibbGr! Stint 9ents 6ubr'
gelo bon alien SiaottDeiIen. 9irnBenb1bn'
gSGgloIe pnlitrelt oeIt 91upteiHa1IIg ale otet
Winuten. gSarme5 l8urte8immer fir SOltbc,
Die ben Sricobof bel ruben gSetier beilben.
BegrlbniBplGRe 81 ie1r ildbiGen Sreilen,
fimnItlitb iiIiter iortlulbrenoer Rileae.
Sirrun: Vr. 81, &sit'SarAoBa.StraRe,
Can't
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-31
Baltimore S%ranSier Gumpagnie

choof'Gde Ouu 2tg1ts nno 2umbnro.S trabe,
bat ibre Nusiiaiiun9 nns ntebrere Subriperie
(SunS) ber9r6bert unh 1T ieet I'M Siunoe.
WlobeI bon S1rS 5t SGns 5u b~eiOroern ulo
fir Die guibepabrnna ooer Serfennune 5l Der.
padeu. Vrompie uio auoerIuhige Bebienuuo
ipirb 1u0eiibert. (52-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-31
Die prad)tisrn Eurt 9epolit. nns
Wcttrrton . GrfnrIiuncn.

SerrIi6e Scenerie'u, @ebireSsg lnfi6ien, bic
oroBen Nriiden, 81 ieher Belt Elm Semnb fir
ote glugeil. gtidts f1mmt benz Glsuuebnrnds
Niper gieit. g'eitertui 1T Elm populdrer YIne.
@fube neue SoteIs. MueS aiDmet Nube NIB
Comfort. &ie ~feinfien Gelite beniRell bteie
glISiiiige. Reuer Sdnelnampier .SuSuues
tag um 1 l.br Gd6mittd9s. 8iidiunit um
hif llbr gbenos. @itttpp6s uno Snmiiaas
nm 9 lbr Born. 8iidfunft nm s llbr Nbeios.
misunderstanding ~1eitutten ~ Stunoe Muf'
enibali in Bort Sepolit sum Nefub ner prdb'
ti9cn gnIagen oes Zone SuiiiiutS." 3abr'
iarieu soc. WinbISeiieu soc,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-31
@inc uprsialiGle @eIcacnhcit.

Slu9e Sdmen. peIbe buS 9cleciic Santcns
chneioeripitem mno Aleioermnber 81 erlcrnen
miinld,en lollien nidt ucrleblcn. elm SelndD nm
Miteiieoiddli Der AIatie IN Der
Eclectic 9amenffnrioerinifem. Sdlnlr
cin5ureiheil. sue, ole lid iebt ais Wlialieo,r
Der September Nlaiie anihlieBfrt. tOinen iih Den
~liberdlen 9iabdti III Butte mnrben.
gSeaen Iusfuuii etc. lpenoe man lib ODER
ibreibe an Wrs. W. Nubrr, Nr. 3O2, &eitsS aras
ipaa'. Gde SO,paro'S traee. (27G9
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-31
Wnriii Nrrnrr.

IS itdrb am 2G. 5nli 1905 in Saue an Der
Sanle. ~Sentldlnno, Murir Scrgcr i'm 50. Sc.
henelnbre Cfriiber In Baltimore Oto).
tg4l-3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-31
NUlulanS'S tiirfiidlc &aocr.
e.@eenhoe Yphnmi GcGth. Stete piict
Nrnnf NnrM.

SS liarh am pitinpot ou 30. ?lnauii 1906.
"htb ~ lelner lebten lSuDmrlQ 9tr. 1902. 4Seii'
9toB.Sirabe Die 9eerorauR ltnoet samtag,
gtetpen9 I'M 5 u6r, BON outHtn 1rdlerbnnle
aus llatt. C243-4)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-31
Smnac MGnner!

Gnerat 1elesrapbirru ans 6ifenbahu.y Bad
fhbruna.
$50 biz 500 MonatSs@ebaIt fit uufere sIbt.
turienten ober feline unterribiSgebiibr. 1eles
orapbiuen N grober Rabirase. llnfere @ Stn.
len fino Die grnbieH in Mnsriia; bon ieoem
9abnsSeonten enpfobIen; Sect VI pie bette
3eii gum 9imtriif. Shretht tpeeeu 1utaiog.
0.urie sdppt Of Selearaphp,
Cincinnati, O.; buffalo. 9.sV.: Mtidnfd, Sd:
"a 9rctie. sSise; IerarfdIid. 3er.: Gun gran.
Gtiote.) fSuli6.4Whe}
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-31
GliSnbcth NcfCr.

~ liarp am %. @ueuit rao5 @it@nbetb .Scder.
sntllIpe oeS oerltorbeneu 3eIlliaLl y. Neder I'M
am tonncrtag, ben 81. euat't 1908. 9inbniis
laaa nm 3 u9r bonn Gsantrballe Gyr.. Dos,
nd.strahe, an AM Der Baltimore
udtuH9epoG eitgeIanen' (2i2 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-31
Die ySon Son" gaa5su Gag
Tamilicm : Grfnriioncn
nadl Mnnnpplis nn0 @elt.Miper.

annapolis 1T elmer Der Bunfte bon arbbiem
Sniereie In uniCrem Stadte, on WlilIioIeli bon
Dollars fir ole lnttenssltaoemi has Siudtss
gebduoe uno piele unoere 1flenillbe Nnlnger
OPrdusgG1i lUnroeu. SaHIl ole Die Nai ihb
acknowledgement ipeiBfdmmigeu gBellen, @elti
HiOer, 8dlesoille, 9bulf Bout. nne bic Sdlb'
gefudbrt.
Ser popul1re 9umpfet .@uIma @lIeS, " ie'
ben Wluiiag, Wiiihuub mo 5reitag 8 llbr
BORN. Samfiaes nm t2. 80 Na6m, .Salbieter,
tugss@ rfurlionen, 8iidfunit bel WiOnoibein $50
NDenos: SoHntags. $50 Born; Aiidiebr : a9r
Nbenos. (Suui23. T&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-31

YaSe sur , Nellie iais MaSlamb tsisrgt 6.
Saiue, Ut. Al. ct. HoAl. strake.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-31
lorraine.

Wlalsriid - Barfartig SricSltdi.
g8cItlib BON lSGlbruof eiu mo cine babe
Weile. Nenupt oe nit Rolubutiun beBeidneie
Npribs slbemies Gar. Sreie Autiben gIudmiiluao
am terminus. @rtife BON 9e9rdbniBpligen iebt
ipeBien. Qeidte Beoinaungel. Ielepbon -
Gaton 223. Nircau: Srnntliu. uno @inoior.
Nuabs. gerInngt Nruidlire. tUidi4. 1S.I&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-31
aocR Seoge,

Gluc Aioac Summit, ia, 1T ouo Qdnic SuDt
iGr @dlte often. lScgcn ndbcrer ~9tusillnil luenbe
man ith an
Nrnu Hliic SEMI, i -
Nlic Rioae summit i. =, ia.
(lGuiI5-l rNt .ti
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-31

Cmsl4, &c. 1921 %, 25,2s $, 80, eepti.4j
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-31

auai41G.1s.2i2 "a. 2 !. 2 8 80, &c. .14j i'''7'''
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The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-09-28
To Build q Railroad.

CHARLOTTE, N. c., Sept. 21.-A special
to The Observer frem Chester, s. c., says
that DR.. W. Gill Wylie, president of the
Southern Power Co., today announced
that his company had decided to build
a railroad from Harmony, station on
the seaboard railway, to Camden, dis
tance of 60 miles, connecting at Fort
Lawn with a link from the company's
plant at Catawba falls. The work of sur
veying the route will begin at an early
date. The proposed road will cost over
100000. The Catawba Power Company's
plant, built at a cost of more than 81 ,0OO,-
600, ,furnisheslightto several towns, ,includ-
ing Charlotte, and power for numbers of
factories.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-09-28
A CAR LOAD OF ANTS.
title Enemies Of Boil Weevil Imported From
Central America.

little Enemies Of Boil Weevil Imported From
Central America.
A car load of ants.
Think of the statement for moment
and try and calculate how many of the
insects compose car load-no doubt q
few thousand, perhaps few million.
A car load of ants came through Au-
gusta few days since and caused a good
deal of comment among the railroad men
for never before had such cargo been
shipped through Augusta.
The ants were encased in glass tubes
about foot long and were billed for
New Orleans. They were the Central
America species that are said to be enc
mics to the cotton boil weevil.
The ants came by steamer to Charles
tor and were sent from that city to Au-
gusta, and on to New Orleans. The c. &
W. G. handled this unusual shipment
from Charleston to Augusta.-Augusta
Herald.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-09-28
FOR ATTEMPT TO POISON.
John Miller, of Laurens, Gets Ten Year Sen.
tence in Pen.

John Miller, Of Laurens. Gets Ten Year Sen
tence in Pen.
LAURENs, Sept. 20.-Today in the court
of general sessions, John Miller, a young
negro farm hand, was convicted of admin
istering poison with intent to kill and
and was given sentence of ten years in
the State prison.
The Indictment under which Miller was
tried charged Wash Carwile and defen.
dant with attempting to poison an entire
family, consisting of Mr.. E. W. Ferguson,
his wife, mother, an aunt and some of the
colored servants and hands employed on
the place, by placing in the well from
which every one on the. premises used
water, bag containing a snakes head
a frog, a lizard, and quantity of stuff
said to have been composition of match
heads and other. things Of poisonous
character. The fact that: Mr.. Ferguson
and other members of the family were
made very sick about the, same time led
to an investigation which revealed the
presence of the horrible mixture in the
drinking water.
Carwile and Miller were suspected of
the deed. Miller was promptly arrested
but Carwile escaped and has not been ap-
pretended yet. Both negroes and their
families quit using the water on Sunday
before the Fergusons were made sick on
Tuesday. 1t was brought out in the trial
today that the negroes were close friends
and during the year had given Mr. Fergu-
son considerable trouble, complaining
that they were not being treated right
and that they would even up things when
their time was out. On the 18th of July
their contracts being out they were paid
off. Three days later the poison was
found in the we'll. It was a diabolical
deed and Judge Memminger said in pass
ing the sentence on Miller that the 10 year
limit was too light.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-09-28
Not Altogether Satisfactory.

A young civil engineer employed some
years ago on the line of the Alabama
Midland railroad, while he was at work
in Henry county, Alabama, chanced to
meet piney woods lass with whom he
became Infatuated. Among the collection
of gifts which he presented to her was a
parrot and very pretty cage After leav-
ing the section where his lady love resid-
ed he returned to pay her visit. After a
stay at her home of few minutes, he
casually inquired, "Mary, how did you
like your parrot?" With some hesitation:
she replied. ."Not so well, the meat was
rather tough" She had cooked the bird
and eaten it.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-09-28
GOT OFF CHEAP.

He may well think, be has got off
cheap, who, after having contracted con-
stipation or indigestion, is still able to re-
store his health. Nothing will do this
but Dr.. Kings New Life Pills. A quick,
pleasant, and certain cure for sick head
ache, constipation, etc. 25c at all drug
gists in Bamberg; Fielder s. Matthews,
Denmark, guaranteed.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-09-28

Every man owes it to himself and his
family to master a trade or profession.
Read the display advertisement of the six
Morse Schools Of Telegraphy, in this issue
and learn how easily young man or lady
may learn telegraphy and be assured a
position.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-09-28
Does Appearance
Count With YOU?

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If we have representative your city, write direct
=. L. E. HAYS & CO., Cincinnati, Ohio.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-09-28
MONEY TO LOAN

We are prepared to negotiate loans on
improved farms at low rate of interest,
in sums from $500.00 to 100000, for
three, five and ten years.
10. PATTERSON, JR.,
J. W. PATTERSON,
Barnwel, S. C.
The progressive farmer and the cotton plant., 1905-05-02

obtain any amendments from Il
States which will increase its no,raD .,s
It will be far safer and simnIer -
rely upon judicial and departmon+oII 10
and legislative construction wb;oI ,II
has been thus far found sufficient on fon
all ordinary purposes.
A great war might still furtbo,
strengthen the hands of the povorn
ment without the formality of roon
lar amendment, if it shall be fei+
that more power is needed. In tho
struggle between labor and canitoI
the South may be called on to MAN.
tain the balance of power and 50 nra
serve the Union. The South's iovo
for the Union from 1923 to 1881
saved it by refusing to leave it, even
when its taxing power was prosti-
tuted not only to sectionalize and
unequalize the burdens of taxation
but to build up private fortunes At
the expense of the weaker section-
that is, refused to secede from it for
thirty-three years and suffered and
forebore until it was too weak to save
it, and at the same time save the
Jeffersonian view of the constitution
This same twin love of the Constitu-
ton and the Union may be called into
play in few years, when our mer-
camille and manufacturing brethren
from the North shall call on US 10
save them from the overwhelming Ia
Dor organizations which their cupi-
dity has called into being We will
have few remedies to offer unless we
study in our schools and practice as
a people the eternal principles of
law and justice.
Who can value even one stateman?
Who can estimate the power of
whole people who know and teach
their children to know the science of
government?