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Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-02
MCDONALD &c STOTT,
2OD-10 Lankershim building.

To BUY.
Owners and dealers in real estate who
have properties for sale or exchange
will find Il decidedly to their advun-
tage to come in and have talk
with us.
We can handle property located in
any part of the United states. East
ern property a speciality.
We have the best trader In the United
States; II means dollars to you to make
his acquaintance.
We will give you quick action and
honest treatment whether you are q
buyer or seller; come in and see us.
MCDONALD e. STOTT,
309-10 Lankershim Bldg,
Home Phone 4746.
Sunset Main 1855.
FOR SALE OR EXCEIANGE-16O A.;
40 cultivated, 40 more can be; soft
spring water pped to door, house,
etc. small orchard and vineyard, hay
and farm tools Al bee and chicken
ranch, % miles Of city; a bargain this
week. Owners or agents what have
YOU. Owner, 1929 E. 46th st. Phone
South S57.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-02

FOR SALE-A SCHOLARSHIP IN THE
Los Angeles College of Fine Arts, at
g. very low figure. Address BOX los
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-02

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-02

Cine gelungene SGeaters
y o r1tellunG perbun0en nit
Eon5frGn56en, fano am 6retta5
Gl6enO bel uuSge5eidnctem ScIld)e
infer Sen N(uipi5ien oe5 9nmen.8er.
ems oeS %,gllgent. 0eltiden @oiien-
bouleS" 5um 9eIten Der InItolt III
Der y@ermania 9 WtGnnerd)or.SaQe"
itott, Our N%uiiiibrung fom n6on'
don't tbe Gridet." 9oS Stiid luurbe'
oltSge5ei6nct Ourdgefiibrt nnO wur-
oen Die Wfitpirfenoen fir i6re0liiEe
mo AuSOouer, met6e iie bel Der Gins
iibung an Den Sag legten, ioruie fir
Die geItriqe gelrngene 8icoergobc
olr6 rei6li6en 8eifoll uno 9lumen.
ipenOen belobnt. Sic Mitmirfenoeu
moren: o6un6orL" Sri. GarrieSauft
n2anorp," Sr. @eor9e &ingitou
.9ioier," Sr. G6os. Gromtpea 1@a-
fer 9orbeono," Sr. @m. @epfortD,
.Whutter 9orbeono," Sri. &. &onos
mebr, oWtlltter 6ooet," SRI. u. Gr'
mer, oWlooelon," SRI. 6. 2%iebtbiier,
yWonon" Sri. 2.Sobns, v8oterGoiI.
lorO," Sr. $. Sell, ir., DMartincau,"
Sr. 81. Gromonn, ir.; 2Gn5erinneu:
SrlS. @olterS, Berger, 8roide, 81
i6er, Gardner, S6. Son, @ilb. aruIe
uno S0rids. Hegiiieur: Sr. Geo. u.
@aroner. Duff . Sircftor: Sr. S.
@benS.
Gin flottcs Eon5frGn36en foIgtc
Ser 8orIteIlung. Gas Arrangements
Gomite, tpeldem oas Woblgelirgen
Ser SeItli6feit 5u peroanfen lit, mar
5uiommengeiebt aus Ben 3amen SRI.
Winna 81. Rotber, 8oriibenoe; 6rau
s. Sonoermonn, SrlS. %. 8artbe,
6. &iete, 6. SGger un6 8. @ltItoouS.
unterItiiBt iuuroen Die 8amen ourd)
folgenoe 0ireftoren 0es @aiienbaii'
les: $50. 81. Meperoird, @ice : BrG'
iioent 3. 30. Gotber, &ouiS 81. 8il'
belm, 5re6. 9obIer, @uit. Somrig'
boilien, Gbos. 9ertrom uno S.S6lei.
fer. 9eionoeren Cant peroienen aud
oie S&. 5reo. uno 2ouis Wiiller,
lpelde iid) ole Wtiibe gegeben batten,
oen gl6eno in jeoer 8e5iebuitg 5u ei'
nem erfolgreiden 5u geItalten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-02
c,t4(eY M,n2 21O 6is 21S
V"p'tl Stp9r 2lorbz &oWarosStra6e.

IuStraq elmer e.-Sn
So6n glcton'S Heitaurant, on Softer
gloenue, nobe 3. StroBe, fam am leb-
ten 0ienitog cine @ette 5lm IltS.
trog, meIde 5luilden Srn. Sobn Wfil.
Ter, einem Nngeitelten Der n9tatios
nol.grouerei," un0 Srr. Sp. Wobls
fart, Moior Der st. 6run5iSfuS-Nit-
ter" obgei6loiien iurroe. GrIterer
ertportete, Dab Die Sopnner Sort Ir-
thur in ibren Belts befommen mir
Sen, mGbreno Sebtercr iuettete, 0oB
sic Seit1tng bon Den Huiien iiberge-
bell merben miiroe. Sr. @oblfort
getuonn uno ooS Heiultot mar, bnB
Sr. Wtiaer I'M oben genonnten Nes
1tauront Elm Sob Nuitern mo mebre-
re 6Giier Bier gum 9eiten CAB. Die
st. 6ron3iStuS- Sitter" iuoren ltart
bertreten, iomie audi piele an0ere
Sreunoe ser Metten0en, ul1o Dem
Srn. Wtiaer iuuroe bon 0enielben ibr
9eileio iiber Den Gerluit Der Wette in
ihGunenoem gtoB altSgeOriidt.
Nb 6ieoSfeter. - Sr. 9eins
rid 9orner, ser SerbcrgSpoter oeS
nAntonio. GontIdoS $. 8. s." ucrnn'
%itoltete AM lebten Witt1uof abeuo IN
ieiner Soae, gdc G6en- II. g(ntbonps
itroBe, cine 2(bihieoSfeier, oo er fem
Heltouront an Srn. Seinr. Spabn,
cinen befonnten 9eipobner pongtorb-
oits9oltimore, perfouft bat. Der grs
don 0eS GonflnpS, Sr. S. 9oumgort-
ner, Ser Sefretdr, Sr. Q. s. q. Yif.
fel, un0 Der 6inon5iefretGr, &r. Chr.
9ou6, bielten aniproden III Delden
Iie oos Sdei6en oeS Srn. 90rner II.
ieiner liebensluiiroiqen Satin beool,'
erten. Inter Den Anlpeienoelt befan.
Den iid piele Wtitqlieoer oes IS. =.
8iesner.G onfloos S. g.. s." II. u. NJ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-02

,Wltiif N%fuocnie" in olhe Sdool
Girl" ultf. Sr. Charles Srobmon,
ltttcr oeiien Notwithstanding Sri.
Wtop ouftritt, bat oaS Stiid prod)t.
uoa uuSgpitottet. Ser Cert oeiiel6en
lit bon Saul DO. Yotter mo Senrp
SumiltorL uno 2cSlie Stuart bot Die
N}ltiif Do5ll 9eidrie6en, Die bon Ser
popltldren uno geiGuigcn Sorte lit.
Gas Stiid lit poqer &ib uno&lImor,
uto Oie 2admilsteIn Der 3uborer
merOen in beItdnoiqer SbGtigfeit &C..
hoItclt. 3ret &omifern BON 2onOor
Ben $50. 6reb. &eSlie. iu1., Sa$.9lu:
felcu ut0 6reo. @right, iun., linO be-
ionoers oonfbnrc Hoaen 3ugcoo6t.
.,Neues 4n6itorium."
Sic 0ei60itsleitung oeS aNteuen
g(uoitoriumS" fiinOigt iiir Oieic $50
die Die uripriingliden r2iliputaner"
OILS Nttraftion an. Gie Grippe bringt
bier Die muiifoliide Grtrapagan51
.Sin6ao" sur a%uffiibrung. lie aus-
itattllng oeS Stiides allein foltet$10,-
600. Die Scenerie uno &oitiime 81
iebeL iiilb beinabe Ben eintrittspreis
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-02

Gltgenic Sar0e un0 &ote Mc0inger,
uno Die &erren limo: Gopin GolO.
pell, in Baltimore mobl6efonnt, SD.
6. Mortimer, SucQre8 MtortirL mel
der Srn. @bptol bel ser &egie be-
Riilflih iein miro, 6rantlin NtnguS,
ange6lid Der bette 9orIteIler oerHols
len BON Sntriglonten olf Der amert.
tanii6en 8iiGne, Nif. 3u0elS, s. q.
Solenburg mo 6. e. anoerion. Die
ainoerrollen meroen bon Dem iungen
eugene Sonnofor0e oorgeIteQt. 9oS
Stiif ~6or 5oir 8irginio" bat in
9fem-Dorf geroume 3eit Sltrore &C.
mod)t. Ger Srt Der Son0lltna lieQt
I'M ih0llen Siioen in Der 3eit 0es
9iirgerfrieges. Die Scenerie lit neu,
un0 reaIiitii6e Gillette fperoen 5l ie.
ben iein.
9loneD'S 3beater.
Sir 9lanep'S Sbeoter miro 6ieie
ISOLDE Die melooramatiide Seniotion
Der Sbeateriaiion nnaefiinoigt. Oas
Stiid trdgt ben Sitel .Sor Sis 9ro-
Tiers Crime" IS lit oas Meiiterperf
Don CHARLES 6. glanep, uno Sr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-02

Der midtigiten engagements oerSoi.
Jon genlo6t mor6en - bo8jenige beS
HtaniItcn @looimir sc Ga6mom.
9icicr aiinitler miro ais elmer Der
gr0Bten W~eiiter be5eidnet. 9orlm
lit nlf) fir feline ipunoerpoLlen Glta-
litGten ein erQuiiites Grogromm ouf-
geItellt poroen. 0os 8rogramm emit
6dlt Die %folgen0en Nummern: so
nota" BON Wo5ort, n9ieo obne @or.
te" bon WenOelSiobn, Ser @ogel
ais Eropbet" uno D@orum?" bon
Shumnnn, DWiopent Mtuiicole" BON
SCHUBERT, gSerenooe" bon S6ubert-
2is5t, .Nonoo Brilliant" bon @eber,
yNocturne," o9erceuie," ,@tuoe,"
o9eltr 8reluoes," nWa5urfa" uno
DSroiiieme S6er5o" bon Chopin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-02
o&pccum GGcutcr."

o&pccum S6eutcr."
Sine No6ioiion bon bier @odcn
miro oicien Montoq inn o2pccrml-
Ebcotcr," cbcunlS Gboie'@ E6eoter,
ibren Nnioug ncbnlenL uno &r. NuB
@bptol < Gompognie mer0en in
Oem 0njiebenOcn S6ouItiid o6or
6oir &irginio" nlftrcten. @r, &6p-
tai lit ais elm gutter 0orlteller be
fonnt, loruic oll1 ais fG6iger Hcgii-
ieltr. Die Grippe beItebt aus oen,
iclbcn Goritcllern ipel6c ii6 cinen
beiuunGtrnSmcrt6en Nuf olf Scr
omerifonii6en @iibne errporben ia,
ben, ltuO lie ncroen olt6 Die 2iebs
bobcr gutter Sdonititfe IN 9oltinlo,
re 3lfrieoen Itcleu. Gie 0onlen in
Scr Grippe iinO; Sri. 2iuion G.9}or,
ri5, Gliiobct6 @ofer, Sane GpreQ,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-02

pert6, uno ga cine @eieai6oft bon
so Mit9Iicoern III oem Stiid ollf-
tritt, 10 t6uncn ii6 Die 9eicr cinen
@egrifi bon Dem &iiifo MADDEN, mel.
dies Die. Organization elmer ioldcn
&ciictruppe nit ii6 brin0t. llnter
Den &iliplttoncrn finoen mir Oielc
6efomnte 4umcn, mie 2oui5 W}erfeI,
Geo, 2oible, &errp SuQipon Mor-
tia @eiS, Queen Mtob. 9lnnie NeIion,
Moru 9ofer, 0oS Mfcetcr p 9ofers
Grio, Scnnic 2oulont uno GbarlcS9.
Sobnion. Is iinOen am 0ienitog
Gonncritua rnO Samitu8 9}ad)mit-
tags &oritealmgcn itott.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-02
&r. 6or6c$ Gobcrtion ais .6amCet" in .6or0a 0pcru6mta. il

To6ertion. @ier miro scr &iinitl2r.
bon elmer 9(n5o6l talcntirtcr S6olI-
ipiclcr unteritiiBt. g8ir nennet bicr
bios Die Nomcn bon Sri. &otic Ror-
fc, Sri. WtoOgc McSntoi6, @rn. g.
GuartcrnIoin ulO @rn. 5. Ro6ert-
ion. Die Sccuerie mo aoitiinte iino
bic ndmli6clL pcld)c bel Den Nlliiii5.
ril1acn in Dem r&pccnm 6beoter"
in &on0on 10 grOBcs Nllficben errcG,
ten. IS finoet ullr cine Notmittoga.
&oriteQlng, uu0 guar am SomItog
itott.
Wuiif Ifo0cmie."
SRI, Coma Mnp, oercn GriunpGc
in england MIR our6 Oen ibr in9}cp-
Dort bereiteten cntbuiiaitii6en Gnt.
pfong iibertroffen mltrOcn tritt in
Scr ulorgen bcginncnoeng8odc in ser
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-02

montgomery Srbing, meIder lit ser
Selocnrollc ouftritt, bat cine ouBer-
oroentli6 giinitige @elcgcnbeit iein
Golent Ieudten 81 loiien. @r miro
BON cincm Der it0rfitcn Gniem6le'S
1t1terltllbt, Die icntoIS in 8loneu'S
Sbeoter mlftruteL unO Die 9eIuhcr
BON Slunep'S Ebeoter f0nnen Iid
olf cine genuBreihe G6eutermodc
9efuBt mo6cn. &r. @lorcp bat oils
&crfcdter populGrer 8iibuenItiife
bcmcrtcnSluertbe GriolQc uliyumei.
len oo6 iibcrtriift o6or &iS Gro
TIERS Crime" nle feline frii6creu
S60pfungcn. Sbidon oic &auOlunQ
inn Nlgemcinen einc lebr Crnitc lit,
monQclt IS nibt an blmoriltti6cn
guftrittcn, IS finoen am W}ontog,
Wittlpod, 6rcitog mo SomItog
NohmittogS- &oritcQungen Itott..
30 urDlun0 Sbeuter."
Gin ouBeroroentli6 rcid6oltigcS
&ulocpiQc q @rogroum Qclougt oieie
ISOLDE inn oWiurplouo G6eotcr" sur
0ur6fiibrlmg. 9n ser Spibe oeIiel-
ben Itcbt oGioa," cine ser ieniatio-
ucQitCu &uuocuiuc capitalization,
lucldc ic uui Der notwithstanding
ne Qcicbcn mltr0c. Sn oen @ltt iteigt
cine biibidc iunqe 6rnu ans cincnl
Ourhiidtigcn @lo3gefGB, meldeS
borbcr bon ueridieoencn Der Sbeotcr.
bcilhcr Qcpriiit miro. Scrncr fin,
ocn mir olrf 0cm @rogromm 9ert
Gootc umo@eieliduit, meld)e ocnGius
after 81 &nmb Of @oQltreet" 5ltr
Nuifiibrlmg bri1gen, 0ie Orci 9u.
mono'S, Yariier Strobcn -W}inItreI3,
Die Collar Nfrobotcn q SruppeGo(.
liz mo Mop, &omifer, Gbu@. Sienna,
Der StroBcn 6ofir, Orion II. Nngcr,
crccutriiNc &omifer. 2htf Oent 9ios
0ropbcn mcr0cn obcrmolS ncuc Bill,
ser borgcfiibrt.
n@olli0ap tt I. Gbcotcr."
Ser 10 b~eriibute y&eO &igbt 81.
itrict 9fcm-Y Doris" miro in GltBerIt
reoliitii6er @eiie in Dem neucIteu
mathematician GrfoIgc n9(ftcrgtio-
might" oicic @odc inn .SoQiboDitr.-
SbeQtCr" 5lt iebCu ieit. Cine Der Sec.
nen 5cigt ooS Suucre zines ser be,
rii6tigten Gergniiqltn9Spldte iene8
0iitrifteS. SIN Oritteu 9lftc iicbt
man 0ic n&crbrcdcridulc" mo cine
HoGio ouf bieiel6c. GoS Stiif ifiI.
Oert IN podcnoer @ciic OoS &ebcn in
Nclp-Oort,
M nnumental Gbeater."
6ronf 9. Gorr'8 oGborougbbreoS"
trctcn Oieie @o6e inn n@}omrmcntol=
Gbcotcr" ouf. Die &oriteQirngen be-
ginncn nit Der 6orcc g2oofing for a
9nte." Inter Den Gin5elooritelern
mer0cn ii6 beiinoen: @oibburn &
6lpnL Gopnc 9lrocu, 2olprence unO
GOpor0S, Sri. So EoSco, Sruu SEQ
lp, Die toll5euben MtitdeLS, @iQie
gSeIton, 0elttlder &omifer, Sruntlin
rn0 @opfinS, Singer uno SGn5er,
Grno W1itheu mo W}op StrcbI. Gen
SdluB ser Goriteaingen biloet ole
9rrlc@fc uEbe SborOrgD6reoS on q
Cart"
@lootm n Sc @odmunn.
Sir OaS nGdJIte Yeoboop-Necita
middleton Grpitnn M2ndhmitfnn ii pinns
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-02
2(nfere g6eoter.
yTor0'S Spcrn6Qu. j"

Die Siebbubcr crSbofripcarc'ihCn
2romen lUcrOcn oieic ISOLDE @elcQrlt.
belt boben, in Serbs S~perubou5"
elmer &oritelluug BON ouBergep0bus
lider 9eOeutlmg bei5umo6nelL IN.
Dem ooieIbit o@omlet" nit Iorbe3
Hobertion ais Snbober ser SiteIroQe
iiber Die 8retter Qebt. 98ie pielc BON
Sru, Robcrtion'S @emun0creru be.
bouptell, bat ieit Sen Goqen oc5 az
tcren Booth feiu S6auipieIcr sic
Holle 10 n%oturgetreu gcipieIt, ipic ST.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-02

80" 9et .gaperiife MGnner6or"
oeronitaltet morgen gtbeno in Der
p2abor.2pceum.SaIe," an OIt.9ulti,
moreitraBe. cine groBe brmoriitiihe
MISUNDERSTANDING. slae Mitglie,
Der bes 8ereins uno 6reunoe oeiiel.
ben iino einaelaoen, oerltnterbaltung
%bei5uiuobnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-02

*** Die ,@lo6e = 9rauerei" fin.
oiet an, boB ibr 9odbier jest bel III
rem aunoen am 3npf lit. @ie Bier
fenner perbijrqeL lit oer Globe
Bod" oieies Ga6r beionoers gut ge.
ratben, un0 bic 2iebbaber zines GIT
ten 9ropien @~critenlaftes tbun pobl
oaran, penlt lie cine Yrobe porneD.
men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-02

Binder itei m Yreis. =
9(Qe Sorten raffinirten 3,iders iino
mn 10 Gents pro 100 Bfuno im@roB.
perfouie i'm 9reiie erbobt moroen.
Gs lit nobri6ei1lid, ooB Der Brei3
fir oen aleinperfauf ebenfaas itci.
gen miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-02

** Soe6en bat Ioam S6eiot's
9odbier iein Grideinen in Dem bieli.
gen 3peiggei6Gfte Der 9rnuerei Scr.
3t2, Siio.@utopitraBe, melfem ser
@cneral-@ q iddftsfiibrer, Sr. Srit
S6eiot, poritebt, gemaft uno miro
nun Den pielen 9unoen oieier 9raue.
rel feline aufportiing MAIDEN. Sas
S6eibtide 9odbier lit beiter gan5
beionoerS por5iiglid geratben. Sem
8eidmad lit oeli3i0s uno mas Iein
8ebaIt betrifft, 10 miro man menige
Mol5getr6nfe finoer, Die 10 frdftig
uu0 itdrfeno lino.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1905-11-22
Town Property for Sale.
II. L. WYLIE,
"A AttOrncv.at-Llw

The following lots in the town of
Lancaster, ). c., belonging to the
estate OF the late Mrs. Julia A. Tay-
lor will be sold at public auction at
Lancaster court house the first Mon
day in December next, to-wit:
The vacant lot corner of Chester
field Avenue and Market street, lying
West of j.. c.. Lazanby's residence
containing 3 acres-lot capable of
division into several desirable build
ing lots.
Also lot, with commodIous, 2-story
dwelling thereon, south of Lancaster
x Chester Ry. depot, formerly occu-
pied by Col. II G. McIlwain.
A perfect, guaranteed title will be
given purchaser or purchasers. The
heirs of Mrs. Taylor being all of age
viii join in execution Of titles.
WALTER 5. TAYLOR,
MRS. II. G. MCILWAIN.
MISS JULIA A. TAYLOR.
j. Blu RROUGHS TAYLOR.
Heirs OF MRS. JULIA A. TAYLOR
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1905-11-22
Monroe'S New Hundre d
Thousand Dollar Cotton
Mill Assured.

Monroe is to have a new cot
ton mill, a spinning mill with
five thousand spindles aod a
capacity of six thousand bales of
cotton per year. The name of
the mill is "Icemorlee," named
in honor of Messrs. Charles Ice.
man, of McColl, S. G., r. A.
Morrow and w. S. Lee, of Mon
roe, these gentlemen being the
prime movers and large stock.
holders in the new enterprise.
The mill will be located on Mr..
w. III. Phifer's land northwest OF
town. Work on the building
will begin as soon as it is possible
to get material on the ground. 1t
is the intention of the stockhold.
ers to have the spindles going
next spring. The capital stock
is one hundred and ten thous-
and dollars. The stockholders
meet sometime the first of next
week to elect officers.-Monroe
Enquirer.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1905-11-22
Notice.

To the overseers of the Public
Roads of Lancaster County
L 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 mach
gOOo working the clay roads during
the winter months.
The grand jury held meeting on
the first Monday in Septem ber last
aud requested me to give notice to all
OF the OVerSeers to put four days
work on each section of road by the
itrst Monday in Oct. and for each of
you to make report to me that day
Ana did so, but many of you failed
to work or to make any report. So
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 any 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.
AXE due notice therefore and govern
yourself accordingly.
Respectfully,
NJ. G.. Gardner
Co, Supr.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1905-11-22
Constables Back in Union.

Governor Hayward today, after
receiving a number of reports
from Union county, decided to
order the constables back in that
county. This action is taken be
cause of the belief that the dis
pensary law is not being enforc.
ed since that county voted out
the dispensary. The policy of
Governor Hayward was announc.
ed several months ago in The
Record. AS soon as a county
votes out the dispensary the con.
stabulary is withdrawn and the
county and town officials are Civ.
en- an opportunity to enforce the
law. If it is found that the law
is not being enforced the con-
stabulary is sent back. This has
been done in several counties.--
Columbia Record.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1905-11-22
Foolish Woman
Burns Fifteen Thousand Dol
lars Because She Believed
Her Husband wanted her
Money.

Chicago, Nov. Is -Mrs. Char
lotte M. Weightman, who recent.
ly brought suit against her hus
band for separate maintenance,
told Judge Brentano during the
hearing of the case that she be.
Ileved her husband had married
her for money, and that she
therefore threw the money and
securities, valued at $I5, 900, iuto
the stove and watched them burn.
She afterwards left her husband
and when she sought reconcilia
ton she was told not to enter the
house again. A decree giving
the woman $2S month was
given.
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stream of water passes over the
cataract and thew do not rival
in grandeur the Falls of Niagara.
While l greatly enjoyed the
trip, l was glad to get back home.
On my return / recalled that
beautiful couplet.
"Where'er l travel, whatever
realms to see,
My heart untraveled fondly
turn to thee"-Home of course.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

am prepared, as usual, 10 negotiate loans,
on improved cotton farms in sums of $500 90
am upwards for live years. Interest at per
cent on sums of SlOO0OO and over. Under
si'oV"oo' per cent. interest. No brokerage
or commission chargcd-only a rcasona s!e fee
for abstract OF title.
II. L. WYLIE,
AttorncV.at- Law.
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A bee, carrying no burden
will fly at the rate of forty miles
an hour. Carrying a load of
honey It's speed is reduced to
about IL miles an hour.
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the seven. The great falls made

anything 1 saw on the entire
trip.
From Niagara we went on TO
Toronto, Canada, crossing the
Niagara river on one of the mag.
hlhcient suspension bridges that
span the river above the falls.
We passed by the monument that
marks the grave of Mai. Isaac
Brock who was killed in the War
OF 1872. Toronto is wonderful
city of two hundred thousand
inhabitants. There are more
churches there than any city of
its size | have ever seen. The
Church Of England IS by far the
strongest of them all. Toronto
is noted for its institutions of
learning. Some thirty colleges
and collegiate institutes are 10.
Gated there.
L had the pleasure of meeting
q number of distinguished men,
among them that | now remem.
Der. are DR.. Hall and Chief Jus.
tlce McLaren of the supreme
court. | was shown through Os-
good Hall, where the different
courts are held. They have all
the state reports in the library
of course looked at the S. G. re-.
ports.
There were fully three thousand
delegates at the convention. 1t
was indeed a notable gathering
OF representative men and wo-
men.
AT the Metropolitan church l
saw an organ which is played
both In front and in the rear.
Some of the delegates, for lack of
a better name, called it an echo
organ. L was struck with the
cIearness of the tone and the
reverberatlons.
From Toronto, We went by boat
down the st. Lawrence river to
Montreal. Before we got TO Mon.
treal, We passed the great rapids
an the st. Lawrence (I forget the
name.) Montreal is a city of
about three hundred and fifty
thousand inhabitants. 1t is a
Catholic city largely and is not
ed for the number of beautiful
cathedrals that adorn the city.
On the top of one of them thew
have bronze figures of the twelve
Apostles.
We went from there to Quebec
which is quite quaint city. The
place of most interest to US was
the "plains of Abraham" Just
out side of the city limits, where
General Wolfe was killed and
General Montcalm was mortally
wounded. A granite monument
marks the spot where Wolfe gave
up his life in fighting the battles
OF his country. The hill which
Wolfe and his men assembled in
reaching the Plains from the
river is very steep and is seventy.
hve or a hundred feet high. 1t
fPoks like it is an impossibility
to climb it.
Returning to Quebec we went
over the "old town" which was
built right along the brink of the
river. The streets of old Quebec
are very narrow and dirty. We
passed through a street leading
from the river up the hill to what
is now the principal city and
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Horse Notes.

the sale horse.
Look at the disposition OF a
stallion as well as at his form
size, PED gree, etc.
Load the team according to
their strength and use the whip as
little as possible.
Colts that are fed high and
grow fast, need more exercise than
those whose rations are limited.
The frog in horses foot should
touch the earth at every step; il
Is constructed for that purpose.
Feed for strength aud muscle
rather than fat. Surplus flesh is
hindrance to a horse that has to
work.
Do not expect a young horse
that is taking his first lesson in
work to do as much as a horse
we'll accustomed to it.
In selecting for breeding, it is
we'll to remember that a horse
cannot transmit what he does not
himself possess.
The market will be overstocke ed
with cheap horses as long as farm
ers patronize stations because
their service fee is low.
Good strong mares can raise a
good colt each year and still do
about as much farm work as geld
ings. 1t is easy to figure that
they are more profitable.
There is loss of available in.
come in raising any kind of stock
which is devoid of good quality,
but this is especially true OF
horses.
In nearly all cases the commu
nifty that raises good draft or car
riage horses will be found pros.
porous and progressive.
A farm may be made much
better by farming it with teams
that are able to cultivate the crop
in the best possible manner.
The more gentle and quiet you
can keep colts from the time they
are foaled up to the time they are
old enough to work, the better
for them and for you.
Give the mares plenty of time
20 eat their meals. 1t is poor
economy to take horse from the
stable before he has had time to
finish his meals.
If you want horses that will be
ready sale at good prices, breed
the best of whatever strain YOU
fancy. There are always buyers
for good draft or carriage horses.
BY breeding your grade draft
fillies to the same type of stallion
as their sire, in short time you
will have number of brood mares
uniform in size, contour, disposi-
ton and color.
Both parents should be selected
80 that the points of one may be
adapted to points of the other; for
although both may approach per.
fection individually, the points
which characterize the one may
actually cOunteract the other.
One advantage, at least, on the
farm, with the fall colt, is that as