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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-01

DESPUEs DE pROBAR todos lOs engaflo-
Gos remedies que aa anuncian es cuando mas
SO agrRdeoe Ia eficacia RADIO AL del Dlgestl-
vo Mojarrieta, euya superioridad esta unlver-
gRlmente confirmadal
Curaciones desespeTadas on personas blen
oonooidas que 10 tonlarOn durante tres me-
ses son las que 10 han hecho gloriosoi pero
un solo estuohe produce mejor efecto que
una docena did frascps de cualquier otro Te-
medic porque aden8s de ser 81 Unico veroa-
dero Curative radical del estomago del
intestine, sin enganpsa aOci6n oalmante, es
Digestive Purifchdor de los alimentos
Sc dobe exigir que ceda hostia tenga gra.
badO 81 nombre Digestive Mojarrleta.
Dep6sto general de las Farmacias De blapco Y "a,
Ram6u Almazani Fidel Guillermety, en- san Juan
de Puerto Rico; de veuta en- las prncipales Drogue
rlaa de Ellr0na AYnAriea
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-01

AYIS0 AL PUBLICO.-Debido al
gran nfmero de eDfermos que scuden
q las c0nsultas de pObres Los martea v
s6bRdOs por les tArdes. he dispuesto
que en- l0sucesiuo Ias consultRs gratis
sean de SEIS & OC1O de D msfianR
loa mismos dias 8 sean Mates , saba
dos. Jol6 Ordcfez.
8 y
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-01

CONSEJO Al LAS AlADRES. = "a iarabs ealmants
az Ia sefora Winsow deb usarse sienpfe que los nlos
esEan el perodode "a der c0n ProporcIona alislo
saInedsto al peuueio pacente. produce sue1o na-
suFal sranqulo, agia 81 dolcE 81 angelic despisra
Mv vvo aleere rs mj4y agradable al paiadars calma
alnno ablanda sus encias aliva Dolores hace f.
Giles las uncioues del est6maRo ; regua los intestnos
Rr 81 neior renedo conbcid6 para Ia diarrea va pro.
wen,va ssa de la deutic6n da cualquiera otga
T6neAse n1ucho cudado En- pe0r e Jarabe 6alnaate
De la Ssfora Winslow ; es e nsto9 sc e2qose
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-01

JUNTA EsGOLAR DE. NAGUABO. va
Cante una de las escuelas graduadas de esta
poblaci6u, por renup ola del maestro que la
desempenaba, esta Junta eEcolar acordo
anuneiar dicha vacante p1r el termino de
diez dfas, contar de Ia pub,icacion de es. Q
anuncio, con objeto de que los sefores
maestros de inst,u .ci6n que deseen so ici--
taFla. diriian sus peticiones q eSta presiden--
ola. Naguabo 19 AtFil 1905 Ramon Ro-
driguez Cor orzalez.-Presid idepte, 10Y S.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-01
VENTA DE MUEBLEs. COCHEs

VENTA DE MUEBLES, COCHES
i PLANTAS. Por ausentarse para
EspsfIa la aefiora Viuda da Roman,
vende todos sus muebles: iuego de sala
inCluso uD piano de ePleyeI. ) iueQo de
binete j de come0oE que Comprende
tnnbi6n IN lujosO seibot. camas. rope
rOs con ain espeios. cristaIeEfa. fgu-
raa de biscuit v terra Gotta. Cuadros.
Ademsa an COHE de asientos con
eu pareja un0 de 2 asientos con su
caballo. Plantaa de todaa Claaes espe-
cialments FOssles e.. &. &. HATO
REY 60 Ia paEAd. 81. 1b y. ..
Ell POPULAR. de Am6rico salas.
San Just0, frente els MaIgOruuina. ,
No divide el pdbiioo que 81 snrtido de-
eata casR es 81 mas c0mpIeta actuaIi-
dad. Deade 81 de mas rico zapAto para
muiar hssta 81 mas fdsFte para lAbra-
doFes es grande Is exiatencia. Obje.
tos de fantsafa. paFsguBs. neceseres.
etc etc. En- sombreros eE vRriadfai-
mo y sin iquaI 81 surtido.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-01
SANTIAGO r. PALMER.

Notario P6bIico = Afchivaro Gene.
Fal de- PEOt0cOlos N0taFiales. Allen
g; altos. San Juan,
n. De 6 al q. M
1e oAslu De ! s 3 p, "a.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-01
LINEA FFRREA DEI OEsTB

: ~
Itinerario.-Salidas de Bavam6n y CAPITAL
simultaneamente.
DiaS laborable --MaEana 6. 715. q. 40. q az
11.O0. Tarde 1915, 1 rs, 3.15, 4,35. 80 Y
6,15.
Dias festivos. s.-Mafiana 6. g Is. $40. 81 az
IL 90. Tarde 12.14, 1.3O, $50 8 so. 80. s, go
y6.15
Billetes baratos para dias festiyos. De Ca
ta3o Bayam6n, fday vuelts . olase sO-25
2 clase SO-16, De Bayam6n 4 Catafio ida
vuelta .. clase d. Is, 2@ cIase O.fO.
Billete ordinario de Capital q Catafio an
2p clase centayos:
Bayan16n, 10 de Septiembre de 1908. Ra-
mon Valdes.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-01
81 VENDE

N TACHo al yaco de sete pies diameo bomba demas
accessories DOS TRPLEEFECTOS:
los uaes estan actuamene prestando magnifco
Tanbien un DSMUD0R paente Kraewk Pesant Ca,
Coriss.
dirgr Apartado postal 293 San juan Po Rico
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-01

Oreoen: Sama agod6n SsEA lsLANDo caidad superior
Arados Y cutyadores para cana algodon
Abono para cana Caribe
Abono para agodon Sea Island
Coche de todas eases conooido Por eeganca sodez
Cemento aenan Llave.
C00QDrog1 AlqOddaa az cldse Sea Island
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-01

aoraa ds o6cina:
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-07-13
NEOP0TISM IN
STATE PRISON
Supt. oakes and Family De.
rived Good Income
USED CONVICT LABOR
Son Held the Position Of Guard
and Mas Paid More Money
Than Fellow Employs
USED CONVICT LABOR

Bellows Faiis, july y Tho special
conmiiirr investigating ths Vermont
stats Institutions hrid bearing hffv
today. Cos ilril uas pfrssni ard no
examination sas cpnducir,i by Anor'
nsy osnrrai Fius u nfaplsisoro. The
examination promises - b. pfuirarisd
lhr only uiihsss called today being
o.. Superintendent D. ". oskes ~
Wihissr.
Tho only poipt touched oa Has tho
alleged anabciai laaiiY ~ uie state
prison and tho iine II inquiry ~ill
probably continue ior several days
81 oskss testified hsi dsrlng his
torn 81 orlcr dating from May, issJ,
until las, March be- had purchased all
,l,s supplies used. Attorney oenrrAl
fiiis closely questioned Mr oakes aud
developed ihe fac, that no competitive
bidding vas made bot Sc oAk.s AZ
,,ficd that all the goods uerc bought
a, The lowest market prices.
Mr oakcs miiicd that the prison
officials had used convict labor FOR
their personal use. n. state receiving
no pay. icsiliying that bic brother and
90 Keeper HarpIn had 30 uscd the
COW icis several times.
40 important poin; sas brought oui
by the witness ios'i'ying that his uiic.
son and brother had ai times bcen car
ricd on the pay roll, the son a. pris.
on guard aud az a higher rate Of Wag.
- than the other guards received.
This Mr. Oakes claimed vas by author.
iiy Of the prison directors but later the
position vas abolished and the work
divided among the other employees.
The wife oi Mr. oakes was carried
on the roll As housekceper. No record
Of this was made In the official report
and SIR cakes would not deny that this
was an indirect way TO raise his own
salary, but done with the directors
knowledge. Mrs Cakes salary was s2j
month.
At this point the committee adj
journed and will continue the hearing
tomorrow.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-07-13
DATE ANNOUNCED.
For the Civil Service Examination To Be
Had July u.

v OF lllt NiNli otINlNt LNeiNhHdtVN " DC
Had July q.
10 order that appointments may inn
mediately follow in the Bennington
Post Office, a special clerk carrier ex-
animation for the Office will be held in
the Court House building, Bennington,
ON Saturday, July %, att O'Clock u.
m.
The age limit Is is to 10 years and
male applicants must measurer not
less than 5ft., Ain in height in their
stocking feet and weigh not less than
I25 pounds. Male applicants who pass
the examination will be eligible for
appointment from either the clerk or
he carrier register.
The practice heretofore in force of
requiring each applicant to furnish a
medical certificate before taking the
examination has been discontinued,
as has also the practice of publicly an.
nouncing the average obtained by
each competitor through the posting
of list Of the successful candidates
1t i, believed that these changes will
be appreciated by those who may de-
sire to take the examination at this
time.
A pamphlet containing specimen ex-
animation questions, ETC., is issued
with each application and can be Sc
cured from Hiram B. Fasset at the
Post Office, or from Edward E. Steb-
bins, Secretary Board of Examiners,
Room al Post Office Building, Bos-
ton. Applications should be filed with
the latter before p. m. July 10th.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-07-13
WILL GNr DECISION SOON
So Class fsr Dssss, u b. Aiisast b,
Nsir CssaassisssTs

- - - - 1917 "" - =" -
Nsir ss.asss 'sssFt
Wstnssfsy's TFal Iinss eoaiaihs'i
a. iuliasings
''ii Is ssnssifd ihsi 80 ioari ~
RAILROAD CamnissioHfFs ~ Nsin"Hi
siii mass fahiie lhisssrs ihs dec sioh
in iiss malirF ~ damssss g. ho apafi
ssi esfiain iani oshsis along ihs i'hs
II $40 rfpposni North Adams shd
ilshnihgioh EissiFic iszilsay' u L.
reported ihai ii,f board siil aiios ihe
estate - ihr late Charles L. isasii
damages 10 iisr zmoani ~ 800. Tho
risim Eas iur sinaa No' ihs is shoan
alsau, 10 other SEQ eiaims Tor dam'
aers. That active haiiiinsoisFaiishs
uiii b. oasnmrtord aii aioHs ne roais
soan afirf he commissioners snhoanos
their da1isiaa s-sms g. b. iofeEons
eoteinsion. Il is said he tiss and
irnn iuf ihs sh8is tssits allies - no
iins urfo bonshs suns tims ago,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-07-13
BEATEN BY CIRCUS GAMBLERS
Randolph 10y, Lo,c sonsy aAe Get Into a
fishi A. Bethel.

Randolph, July la large crowd
from this ioun was In Bethel yesterday
10 attend the Sells and Downs circus
and several boys from here. we're
roughly handled by the side show
gang which vas "playlng the game. F"
VIM Goodhart who tried 90 warn =
friend uas attacked by the gang and
came out OF the fracas with q bad
black eye and other bruises. A num-
Der % the boys lost sums OF money al
the gambling tables and none boast
Of being winners.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-07-13
NO EVIDENCE OF CRIME
Ing ue,t Held Over the shooting oiitallsn Boy
In Mount Tabor.

Rutland, July ll.-An inquest was
held today before Justice Of the Peace
J.. c. King at Mount Tabor in the sus-
pected murder case OF Philip Petronel.
II, the eight year old boy who was
found mortally wounded near his
house Sunday afternoon.
The inquest which occupied nearly
all the afternoon, was held IN the
school house at Mount Tabor. The
state was represented by George T..
Lawrence Of this city. Although much
testimony was taken there was no evil
dence which would throw suspicion on
any one and the matter will undoubt-
eddy he dropped.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-07-13
OPERATORS
ARE SHOCKED
Cotton Exchange Men Re.
quest President TO Act
WANT THE LEAK PR0BeD
0.fielals Of Association and TX.
chance, Express indignation
Over Exposures
WANT THE LEAK PRoBED


WASHINGTON. iuiy IA nsw
sni Interesting iihasp ~ 40" ru'iua
lrak Investigation has irtrisssei
ihraush ihr i,Hi,iiraiiun ~ 80 iriirf -
Walter 4. Hubbard pf-shirni ~ 10
New infk gaitun rtriansr. addfvssssl
~ IfrsldrHt Roosevelt. ih ptirh ihs
writer Declared tlat thr mrmisrfs u
giir fsrhansr have tasa -sfuaiiy
shek-i % iiir r-lrut iisriusurys -
.suaiiJ in iiir department. ~ asfiruis
iufv" abi relnrsiIns q full int"siisa'
tiaa - ihs mrih"ds uhirh 81 h. ihs
cnrrupuun win = Visw - prvtrniius
ihs possibility ~ rrcurrnrr.
tf-si,irnt 4 iiriiiin - ~" New or
i.ans Cotinn exchange has addressed
N. following i-ii-r 70 President is"oss-
ssit.
The r-c-ui exposure IN Tie siniis'
tscal burau q agriculture cusion DO
partmsni. has d~veiapei situation
whica IN cstfun trade Circles fof many
month, past has beon ~ strongly sus'
pcctsd. frym apparent Indications ~
g. amount % n positive conviction ~
wrung,iolnr Ana now that tie "a.
posture has i-rn publicly Announced a
feeling u intense indignation p"rrndcs
the trade Interested in fair dealing ~
reason % the department having been
us.i ny ciilu. - corrupt Spectators
O. promote their individual aud selfish
ends And II Il desired that :, should
be known who have BEEN the hencf.
Charles. the corrupiors and the corrupt.
81 NJ wen
with this end In view. am direct.
81 by the hoard ~ directors ~ this ex.
change % address you direct aud IN.
woke your good Offices In having n
searching investigation carried on un.
III The whole matter IL probci 20 the
cure and the results given a. the pub
lie.
II beg 10 assure you our people here
are already profoundly imposed and
graiined with your continf1i dlsap.
prevail and condemnation ~ impure
methods in government AFFAIRS and
your unyieldlng disposition 10 dismiss
from the service unfalthful agents
and therefore anticipate your good
efforts In responding 10 this appeal"
4 telegram from Atlanta says that
President Harvie Jordan OF the South.
ern Cotton association. after hearing
the report ~ Secretary Richard Cheat
ham with reference TO the investign-
ton ~ the bureau Of statistics. has
authorized the following interview for
publications:
The report 81 the investigation into
the manipulation and leakage Of the
cotton bureau reports. ms conducted
by Secretary Cheatham during the
past FIVE weeks. has been entirely sat
isfactory. The charges preferred by
the association have been fully sub
stantiated and the investigation Of
the bureau of statistics along other
lines will be vigorously pressed by
the association. We will not he con-
tent 10 let the matter drop where IL
is. as we are satisfied that others be-
sides Holmes should he relieved from
further connection with the depart
ment.
president Roosevelt has already
taken active steps In the matter. and
still more important disclosures may
he looked for in the near future"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-07-13
DROWNING At WATERBURY
pas. Hin Ace y YEAR ls,n ~, a Little
River

River.
waterbury. Jolly ii-psne WI
aged " years. 900 u Eru9 aiil II
waterbury Center sAs drouned last
night uhiis bashins in = small stream
knovn LEGALLY ~ iAiiie River
Last evening young iiili len hone
about o'clock and sent b. a place
near The farm 81 Martin Barrier "
battle. Tho river bottom At his place
i shifting qsiekssnd and IL considered
very dangerous for eaperi'noed sHin'
msrs. The water j. about isclyc fec,
deep.
Tho Young man started 10 wade oai
from shore aud proceeded Until The
va,ar vas NJ 10 bis shoulders when he
slipped 10 the quicksand and sent In
over his head.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-07-13
BAIL FIXED AT $4,000.
Barre Italian Held for County Court il
Shooting Charge.

Barre, July 1l.-Erico Maggi ami,
charged with shooting Conductor VIM
Perkins of the Barre e. MONTPELIER
Electric Railroad Co., was arraigned in
city court this morning. He waived
examination and was held for Wash.
ingtoD cou nty court. Bail was fixed
1T $4,000. No attempt was made In
secure it. The respondent was taken
to Washington county jail at Mont
pelier.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-07-13

CAMS SCHEDULED roR TopAx
iisiissa =, faHsbsfs Asa nanusiss a.
Monitstst
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-07-13
GRANITE QUARRIES SOLD
Bare Property Purchased By Batavia Com.
pany

Montpelier, July 1.-THE First Nat
ional bank Of this city today effected
the sale of the Eagan g. Capital Gran
ite Cos quarries on Barre mountain
TO the Worden Bros Monument g.
Manufacturing Co of Batavia, N. Y.
The quarries came into the possession
of the bank last April through fore
closure proceedings. The price paid
is not made public.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-07-13
UP THE STATE
BALL TOSSERS
Results In the Northern
League Yesterday
HYPHENS AT THE HEAD
Defeated Rutland bys Score Of
o 10 2 Ph,i,burg Lost 10
Burlington.

guilahd seat dosH In defeat yssssF
DAP afsFnooE a. ihs hands Of no tiy-
phshs BY = soors ofdtoa
i'la,ishsfs sas oyrrahslmsd by
nuFllngion a. No oaesn eisy losing
Tho game By Ito seorr u y toe
lTAntr sTANniNn
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1905-04-26
Arrival OF Ball Boy Saved Sam
#t ,IGne's Life. a

Montgomery, Ain 21 - Rev
Sam Z. Jones OF Cartersville,
Ga. tho we'll known evangelist and
lecturer, had an unusal experience
here yosicr Gay with another min,
lister who threatened his life.
Mr. jones was in Montgomery
enroutc to Tuskcgee, Ala, where
he tonight delivered lecture to
Booker Washington's :, school
Sam p Wlndham, Methodist
preacher, whose home is atOzark
Ala, accosted him on the street,
and persuaded hm to accompany
Windham to the lutter's room in
Il hotel.
No sooner were tho two in
Winaham's room thnn the preach
er turncd TO Mr. Jones after
first locking the door and pIacir q
the key thereto in bis pocket, and
said: "G0d has directed me TO 90
to Demopol,s Gala. and get mar.
ried and TO take you with me to
perform the ceremony. Then we
are to conduct ~ meeting In Dem-
opols, after which we will return
to Montgomery and conduct q
meeting here.
q elf you DON'T assent 10 this.
either you or | must die. "
AT this moment a bell bow
KIN )cked at the door and Inform I'd
Mr. Jones that he was wanted at
the telephone, Excusing himself
be managed 10 leay. tho room =,
and needless to say did MT re.
turnE de was followed to the
depot, however, by Mr. Windhnm
who was arrested there by Dctec-
tive Payne
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1905-04-26
Bi6amy Charge Against hilIard
lcdi"na Man Who Got in Sun,h
Car"lina Must Answer to
L1wG Of This State.
Special to Greenyiilc News.

Colpmh;o An,,,I 81 Tho,
crl,od Oroncch,,r,r ,o,,o,o,t,,
sor,ons tprn toIoy ,.,o, n, ~,
Won ~ MilIa,I w., erre.t,l Co..
hionmy an inf,rn,oi;,, st T.,
lha, town from 81 Gaor~,. ~,
AI,llord who is FRAN, r,l;,,o
Lis vas m,rricl y.s,o 5.y 8, 1i,..
SaIlie KENYON of - G,,ra
and tbn rn.s,, FIN. nj;
thnt he bas ao,,,,r,, w;ro fr,,,
whom he was sen,r,4oily do
crco of The aivor,o p nm, 10
denopnccj h;s or,o., ., l,,i,o
wholly wrcnr rnl ,,.l;.f,,
and in,imotp5 th,+ ho w,,,d
make hot font IN ,b. ,,,,r,.
~, ,,. ~.
go, 49,,
Tho ,o,..,,,,o. .n,,,
and beIieviao thotb, ,., r.,,
,iyo of bor family, ,,.,,o +, ,,.n,
recaivinc > nro,,,, ,o,,,,, I.ro,,
vos o,,c,, fr,ona.,,,n .,,,,,,
the two Tbo, mo, ~ e. Ior,
arrior ,bo V,rId,. ~. 49,, n
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1905-04-26
Sellers MaSt Answer 10 Federal
(i0YGrnGnt.
.Ehna Tiger King Has Closed and
Gone 20 Savannah but is Ex.
1 ncctcd to Return.
lhcSlqtc.

IhO SIqtr-
" II. SELLERS tho +or s,n,oa
hlipd tl6cr kino. will no or,ostoI
on bench warran, Is.noa hy ,bo
United States conri :, Grcon,,,l,
Is soon a. he returns +, C,,I.m ~,
sr,m SAVANNAH I3o i chor,.oI
with yiola,jor the in,o,ns, ro,,,,,,
laws of lha Irof,cl S,,,os :, iii
IA and abs,tioy IN ,ho ,r.n.,n,.,,.
|l}ln If ilc;, wb;slcy ana ~
|. i, ,y,r;-),ay ,f .h,,,..,I, ,,,.,
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1905-04-26
History cf the Nan Patterson
Case.

Ir,o 1nD,
h, U'"s"F loung'
h,,,.,~ "",' 'in'nS IN a
, oho,,,., IVA IVA" "''erSon'
7"' was |" SS'eriouSly
,,,,o 9 ~, p'S'"' II 'le
Fyo,,.,;o ,.o,, nn ',no
y e,,..,o , - 4'"l
,;,r ., N''0'' cn"'Se"
,ho y,,,,, ,.;,,, :, ~
n vn,,I,, 1on, n"''
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1905-04-26
Senator O II platt Dead.

Washington, Conn, Aptil 81.
United States Senator o H
PIatt of Connecticut lied here to.
night.
The immediate cause of his death
was the breaking of an abscess,
which had formed in the right
lung. Strangulation followed.
The senator was conscious and ap
parently without pain until the
last moment.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1905-04-26
NEN CURE FOR CANCER

7 All surface cancers are now
known 10 he cnrable by Buck
lens Arnicu Salvc. JAS Walters
of Dnfiield, Va, wrilcs: 81 had
cancer on my lip for years. that
seemed incurable, ill Bucklen's e
Arnlca Salve healcd it, and now
it Is perfectly we'll" Guaranteed
cure for cuts and burns. 25c at
Crawford Bros, j + Mackey S
Co.'S, and F'underburk Pharmacy.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1905-04-26
Formers of Greenvilie Will Re
dace 80 Per Cent.

Farmers of Greenvilie Will Re
dace 36sPer Cent.
a GreenviIle,7 April IA cam
vass made 10y Mr.. w. N. BIakely
of this city among the farmers of
Grecnyil|o cnuntv as to the
amoubt of I'tnd they wlII plant in
cotton this year as compqred with
The previons year reveal xsomc 10,
teres'ing facts: Z j. aya 5SS
Forty three farmers wq'e, !, con
suited. Thirtv-fve of this mum.
her gave out Tho :lnfoaaht,oh tbot
thcylwonld plant less acreage in
cotton this year; seven wopld
Plant :be same, and one colored
farmer said he would plant more.
rho,totahaereage of those, cor.
suited for the year aI9e4~% was wnae
2, 1l3 acres, while for thogprcsent
year the same farniers viii aaaat
only 1,7f7 acr%s ihsc5iion. y d..
crease IN acreage of SO per cent.
The fact that this information
was gathered from the most reli-
able farmers of the .cbue,y, and
living as they do in .af9 yarts of
The cpuaty, the sa43ducfion Of
acreage in . this comfy 9 can be
closely determined.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1905-04-26
Shot A Young White Civil

Spartanhur&, April e22,z-,A
yOInR mnu named Mace and Ass
Bishop, white men, got into Il
difficulty this ovculng in Wakes
Row IA 'Yoet Epd. Nlaoe sh !,
at Bishop an1 missed, but The ball
struck a small white girl nearhy
1t Is said that she will not live
Bishep has henn arrested and Ac
Folic5 ari searching for Nance,
File me" we're drinking ii is re
ported.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1905-04-26

Foley's Kidney Cure makes
kidneys and bladder right. Don t
delay taking. Sold by Fuuder-
burk Pharmacy.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1905-04-26
An OldeNegro Kllk,A &8

Lnurcns, April % -Actfn1 ON
Information contained in y n,;ef
message from Magistrate Camp
bell "f Waterloo, Sheriff Duck, tt's
dcpnics went to the vicinity OF
OwIngsvllIe, IA miles southwest
If this city, this aftcrnoon to in
ves'i&ntc the killing last night at
bis home of Abe McDaDl@K: a
worthy negro aged 90. The of
fcors have not returned at this
hsnr and details of the affair arc
mengre According 10 rep ris Il
party OF white men wcnt to Nc
Dan'eis home ior the purpose of
II nngSlng cGrlaln members Of his
f"m'iy a oe undertook to defend
MS people and was Killed.
@Ba 900 k1--z7-. 'ii
hn'p'lid a shotgun l"to lbs Own
Heart,
Iva, April q. Mir. jim, Nc
Cullou8h, q young man about 26
o.: 27 years OF age, committed