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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-28
socAL CALENDAR.



SATURDAY.
Mrs L. ". Baxter en,ertains the
Domestic Science club. Lesson topic
HousrtOld Remedies.
Monday.
Cambridge club meets In afternoon az
the resIdeDcs Of Mrs Frank Dale.
Excelsior club meets at the Carnegie
library. 41
Np- c. N. arnes enter,ains the Hiss
~e---
Tuesday.
Rr. ESd Mrs. Charles Cunningham en-
teTHir she Fortntghtly club.
Wednesday.
sen Culture club meets a. the library
In the evening.
Mrs J. J. BOies entertains the Kar-
tensPtel club.
Thursdsy.
Acorn club meets at the Carnegie
library. .~.a.s...akwR
Mrs. Z. AZ. Barnes entertains the FRI
day Afternoon Euehre club.
We Al Know Hlm.
or sn eousumIna.e nuisanees
That ener mortsl Ve1ed,
The Eorst Is - man at the theatre
who tells what's coming next.
M c. u.
Mrs Frank D. Lucas returned this
morning from weeks trip to Kansas
city. ..a.. ~ ssaa
hr- and Mrs Charles Cunningham en-
tertaia The FO1nightly club Tuesday
evening. .,.s. a. A
Mrs. Fred Johnson went 10 skedee, I.
r. on the AFTERNOON train for a several
days visit with Mrs Frpnk Lands.
Mrs ] ;. Nerrick went 10 cleveland
this morning TO spend two or three days
visiting her daughter, Mrs. DI. Eamun-
son. -. ,a..asaEn,t
Mr. ana Mrs }. J. Abel have moved
into their new residence on East Noble
avLnoe The interior Of the house is
perhaps. the most eIsboiately- decorated
of any IA ths city.
M and Mrs. Eli Rockwell left last
evenins nor their acme at' Lueasvlle
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-28
TIE FAMOUS SELLS FOR LESS.
so THEY WE'RE MARRIED."

The following couples secured we'd
ding permits and were marreo this af-
tcip0on by Judge straag sc his ofncc
In the court house.
William Douglas. aged g. OF Merrick
and Eltha smith, aged %, Of spiung
Cwmer. aged n. both Of Meridian.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-28
FOR GOTEBO
New Town is Getting Thrift
ty-Other Charters
Taken Out.

The following charters were issued
this morning from the ohice Of terri.
torlal Secretary Grimes:
The National Crude oil company Of
Oklahoma City, The capital stock IS
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-28
BETTER GOODS FOR LESS MONEY
AT THE FAMOUS.

Ritzhaupt has tne t,neics, a-4os mon,
of hos cndics.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-28
PERSONAL
MENTION

si WEN ION
G X. won is here from Dallas toaav
NJ r Re'anond. Of rori smith. is here
TODAY
Mics Allen is hcrc today from Nc-
NJ $, Galloway Of Finley Iowa. is
m tho city
John winsier is here today from okla
homa City
J C W schlceei ID ia The city today
from Chandler
Tony niselns came over from chand-
ter this morning
sheriff Murphy w,nt to Lowell this
morning on business
h,. '''''''''"' ''S''''
''so''s "'"7's'
Hurs Braun v,s business visitors
81, o>l loma CITY yesterday.
49, ,''''s0'n' Of Fefly'
s '' '''''''
= > Gordon Is "mons thc visitors
-. -, - '.''' 'n'''''" ''''ne np from Okla
''''''' '' 90 Guy ''''''''S ''"'"'
chandler tbs morning IN hn.tn...
!
~ ~, E.,..,
Edgar Nichols came over from cic,e-
land dis mornin, to spend the day.
Three new houses are la course Of
construction along West Noble cvcnue.
George n. Ferguson came up from
-
D. $ Johnson Of Meridian ls loading
a car Of whcat 10 bc shipped to Gutb-
rie,
&. G. Andrews came in this morning
from the north on the Denver. Enid and
Guh
| spcrd Two or three days looking after
] busi.css Interests.
c,ah , >,n.
po,.,l ho,o,
.'
sam G. Barton was passenger from
ne norih On ibis 'morninEs Denver
Walter billings, son OF .ol sam Bill
rngs, Of Enid. formerly Of Guthrie. was
married yesterday to Miss Frcderka
Pfane
-
lhe feroVm Of the star rulai route
fror, Pund Greek 90 Nashvm, causes a
reducuon OF $500 per year in the post
nss.,crs s1laiy.
Attorn.,s soyvo,a ana Af,o, ho,.,
street 10 rooms one. two and th,ee n
los West Harrison avenue.
4
lbe perr, HIM schooi ,oo,n,n ,,,,,
u ant to roul,.wa mi. no,,,tn, ,,har.
u,cy plav,d . p,,n,. MS ,,,e,,oo,. ,..,l,
An spuyrier,s ,.,, bous.. ~, ,h.. .,.,,.,
OF warner ,veope ana can,,ol ho,,e.
Gard is h,~t ,bout comnlc,od ana adas
p,,,.b A., Tin, ,.r,...,,,,,,... -, ,,., ,..,,t,..,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-28
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dents at mondu, same ar, the rcl-
lowing
Tune satisfied.
We are satisfied We are satisfied
We pu, six holes In ohlahons cf,ys
hdc.
Wcn' ~'"shed we're satisfied
We told YOU so We told you So.
We told YOU oklahoma CTS had no show
We told Won 80. We told YOU so.
Tune Cheer cheer the Gangs An
Hcre.9
cheer cheer the gaugs an here.
oot 10 have touchdovu.
Oos To have "a touchdoWn.
chrer cheer The gangs au here.
Got 90 have "a touchdown now
"
Cures GROUP, sore throat. pulmonary
troubles Monarch over pain OF every
sort Or Thomas Eclcctric on.
Always the best coal and wood. n
T. Cheadie
Excursion from Enid TO 500 walkor
Whitesidc "Wednesday.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-28
The Kelley Cure

Cures 1hiskey, morphine. cocaine ana
tobacco. Only Kelley Institute IN Tsaan.
Oklahoma and indian Territory, Estsh-
uEhed IN Dallas 1884.
THE KELLEY INSTITUTE
Bellevue Place. Dallas. TEXAS
J. H. KEITH Proprietor.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-28

Al NH+-tAftffNNA fAsHT AtANNH NNNNNN VII
take charge OF Allss Browns position.
,. n. King is here from Asra.
,. +. Renshaw returned 10 Enid today
Jac', McNien is here from sc Louis.
Miss Mildred carier went TO saltwater
today
W Il. wccl,cr is here from ainan
today
Secretary william crimcs ls m okla
homa city
r. r Williams, Of chicago. is herr
on business.
chas ward. OF Edmond rctmucl
aomr today
J. C. lhukus OF cresccn, clty. was
over Yesterday
} NJ waite. Of Enid, was visitor
here yesterday
A. A. irwin # Pueblo. colo, ls her,
for g few days
.. J. Dalton. Of Enid. was ia the cup
iud city yesterday
tdshop deersyhacrt returned from OK
hhoma city today.
MI rrabaud went down To sdmoud
today on business
X r Noal was m the city yosterd,,
from oklahoma city
Attorney Joe Nishy went 10 oklahoma
ciN today ON bodncss
Mss lim Thomns WAS i'm tho city ,Is-
.hing hcr brother yos .crday
Mrs O McElhinney was among those
who won't 10 oklahoma CITY today
w. + Eager retuned from ID TRIP to
MssoUri and otncr placcs this moudug
r r Adams returned from Nnna to-
day where ne has been hunting ms
week.
Jim Wamsicy who is better knaWu as
chicken" an employee Of the sueet
car company. leaves tonight for Texas
TO yisit his mother. who is reported sick
e. H. Wolfe. Of pallas. passed through
acre Yesterday envoute to ST .I,ouis
He says that the Dallas state f,h his
year promises 20 be one OF the best
they have ever haa
Robert carr. private secretary "a GOV
ernor Ferguson went to PaWnee ast
evening. having received q message ths,'
his LITTLE soh. vino is III there. was
worse he expects to return Alondae
mornng.
oHa@e nulah Agent fthhh tfa"'H "l
Pawhusla is IN the city enroute to his
former home in Enid. When asked con-
cerniug his reported candidacy az sgc
cessor to Governor Ferguson. he said.
"The;, Is absolutely nothing to IT, IL
have denied that several times" MI. !
Frantz expects TO spend a portion Of ;he I
winter in Washington with a delegation |
Of Usage lndiar :. who ate collected by
the Osaga council 20 spend few weeks
at the nations eiphri during The seq.
sion Of congress
----~---a---- ------
"a dose IN time saves lives" Or. |
Woods Norway Pine syrup; natures
remedy for coughs, colds, pulmonary
diseases Of every sort
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-28
INSPECTOR HAHN TELLS
or CATTLE CONDITIONS.

LlNestoclv Inspector H. H Hahn. of
Alva arrived iu the city this morning
from Chnndier Alr Hahn stotcs thar he
finds the cattle over the territory gcn-
e's,lly m god conditions and with only
am occasional case Of fever among the
herds
INSPECTION Hahn pave 70 as his opinion
that not many cattle viii De wintcred
Ia the terioy Corn is bringing good
price. and at lhe present price OF cat-
tie dealers do MT think it profitable to
winter large pdmbors Ok the bovnes.
'rhc owners cf OH mills are about the
only people who are buying man, cut.
iie now sati NJ Hgha Always ia
che fan Of the year these people pur-
chase cattle am. - ti.e % in peus ana
atten them on the meat ard huns
THE grass throughout the Territory
was never better for pasturagc COM
suermg the time Of year. and this tact
largely accounts for the comfortable
sleek appearance OF the herds that have
been allowed tosmzr IN pastures mr-
ing September and October"
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Miss olive Brown. who has been stem
ographer for the past lhree years, for
Attorney p 3 Hagls az KinghsheT. re-
signed hfT position and ls now az home
N This city. where her parents live.
Miss Hro~n's failing hellth necessitated
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-28

"a dose IN time saves lives" Dr.
Woods Norway Pine syrap; natures
remedy for coughs, colds. pulmonary
diseases Of every sort.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-28
Tuesday.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cunningham en-
teTain sac Forinightly club.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-28

SATURDAY.
Mrs. L. ". Baxter eniertains the
Domestic Science club. Lesson topic
Housrhold Remedies.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-28

The members Of The E'ues club enjoy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-28
Monday.

MONDAY.
Cambridge club meets In aftelueon a.
the resIdeDcs Of Mrs Frank Dale.
Excelsior club meets at the Carnegie
library. NAt
Mn. c. H. srnes enterains the Hish
Five club
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-28
"Wednesday.

"Wednesday
Seu Culture club meets a. the library
In the evening.
Ms J. J. BOies entertains the Kar-
tensPiel club.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-28

Ohio, after pleasant four weeks yis-
IL with relatives, Mr. and Mrs Mariin.
dale and Mr.. and Mrs. George Edaunds
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-28

Always the best coal and wood. n
+. Cheadie.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-28

dresser. We have just received
and remember you always get
''ihe Most Of the Best for the Least. I"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-09-16
Fell 1000 Feet To Death

Thousands of people IN all parts of
Baltimore. i'll aU ltipn to the crowds ut
the Carnival of the Trade. Alliance at
llighlandtown. We're Mortified Saturday
afternoon to sec John August. an aero
naut, plunge 20O0 feet to his death. He
struck the earth Il mile away from the
point Of ;;~crnSioM and his body WAS
horribly mangicd. beth legs being say
cred as though cut from the trunk by a
surgeons knife.
People who witnessed the ascension on
the carnival grounds Eptic,d that as the
balloon mounted rapidly with August
hanging frcm the trapczc bar he tried
several times to draw himself up. but
failed and lost hold with one hand After
IL struggle that w;ls horrible 10 witness
he mamgcd to raise his body until IN
belt was level with the bar. The crowd
thought him safe, but suddenly he let 90
and fell.
August'$ hcmc was in Lancaster. Pa.
He was % years Old.
So great was the force of August 5
fell that his holy first striking II par
tii"n in Il yard. crashed TIN ugh it;
then crushed a baby carriagr intt bits.
and finally mad" an impression a foot
deep in the ground. \ baby had been
taken cut of the carriage only few
minutes before.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-09-16
Two New Provinces

If Canada had stars OH her flag, she
would be sewing two stars thereon just
l"w. Alberta became Il province on Fri
day and Saskatchewan celebrated her
Gwn birth as a province yesterday. For
the first time Il continuous line of full
tirdged Canadian provnccs-or States
extends from Nova Scotia, on the At
antic. to British Columbia. on the Paci-
fic. Hitherto there has been a gap be-
tween Manitoba and British Columbia.
Saskatchewan touches Manitoba. and Al
herta is the link between that and Brit
iSh Columbia. There is still one organ
lied Canadian territory not yet admitted
70 statehood, or premiership. This is
ASSinihoia, on our own Montana and Da-
kota line. And north of the line of PROV
ncCA il Il group of unorganized terri
tories reaching to the Arctic Ocean. 1t
will be long years before all of the
Canadian territory is organized into PROV
inces-if. indeed. such time can ever
come. An illustration of the compare
tive SlGwnesS of Canadian development
is found in the fact that while we are
discussing the erection of the last of our
territories within the limits of the United
Staes into full statehood, Canada should
only have just completed the first con-
tinuOus line of provinces between the
oceans.-Buffalo Express.
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feats In BUILDING Roads


VAST improvement III ralll"0h cnhStrnc-
ton is Il feature Of the Rocky Noun
tain Stotcs puS.,.s that ,,.rr,, u,nrnunc-
ed irsurnruutnblr n few wears ago have
been scaled. seemingly imno sSoblu cam
yors have been threaded and mountains
have been tunurIrd tn rut dawn heavy
grades until fine lYrrinr of Tho Rnckin.
has hrrour 10 barrier ut all
Only n generation oo, onyirrrrS wrrn
nrououuciuy C,Inro1,, hnnnI,.s r,,n ,
raiIr,lil stnnt,,niut VII tnl,v thnrn .,rn
several roilronI. n,,l,i,,,. .n,iIt cIi,nh, nr
thn main range in CnIu,.,,, mad :, brand
rev road huilt ont f., II, uvn. to,v,rI
Salt I,I,n CIV ho. ,.f;,rh,l ,bn h.r,i.r
lt , ,n;rt vhn,., tn,, ,...... ',.,, civil ON
airrars s,iJ rn rn.I I...i ,.'.1,1 A., ,,1.-
rn>sfrllv NADIA
rrfs NOW, r,iIr,.,l i,.,,., 5,.,,,.. \,.r,I,-
vnsto., 4. p,cf,. ,,,,,.,,.,..I, ,.,II,I th,
Nnf,t rn,J fn,. tL. ,h,, :, h..,
brrn ,r.ri.,t,I and hI,ir, L,v nnvil 1T
Norrot Of Drnvnr
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~ = p = = p 81: s: s: s: 8: s: SIS:
.czSsV WSss
a&& The Pity of 1t n
y. nv ,apvp sAvvpp !.
~ ~
& {: 8 s: s: S: s: - ~ p = > >: ~.
Copyright 1905 by Daily story Pub. co.
BY MARY p. SAWYER

3- = = y $500 -"
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of the canyon. The bridge was built
with supports imbedded in the solid
rock, and across it the heavy tranScon-
tinental trains fit daily with nothing
but the slender Framework between the
river and the top Of the canyon, 2GOO
feet above. Great iron braces. which
look almost >piderike in the vastne>S of
the canyon. have been thrown across the
gorge. being anchored securely in the
sheer sides. Huge cables depend from
these braces. holding n long iron bridge.
or course, one can get II little i0ea
Of Their ailread wonders that will be
wrought in the next generation. but it
hardly seems possible that the feats of
the last few years can be surpassed.
Probably the greatest work will be done
i'll the line of tunnels for the purpose of
cutting down existing grades
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-09-16
FOR ATLANTIC CITY.

Express, 700, 9.CO a. m, go and 4:Os g
minutes p. m, week days. Sundays, 81
a. IN. Sl.00 Exc, $50 a m SUNDAYS. ~
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-09-16

l''te their stylish appearance. me DOT
tea SWISS muSuh winch Mrs. Scllaay
W2S rapidly hul>hlE2 looked coarse ana
cheap III her eyes, ANA Sh" threw II on
int bed with Il completely uiA-uStcd OK
r'l.S!nH ON hrr hlhasolh" face
1hat day ME-. N"IldaI spent Il rev
h'HiS with hrr sister Wh" llv"i our III
Inc suburbs. returning nome III the Iale
aii'll'"n. 81" WAS Obliged I" SIT III u
closely crowded car ana h"f eyes were
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-09-16
FOR ANGLESEA. WILDWOOD AND
HOLLY BEACH
FOR SEA ISLE CITY. OCEAN C.Ty

Express, 200, 1905 m, 1.2O Saturdays only
300 a. IN. 500 Exc, 200 a. m SUNDAYS
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-09-16

3as* r. : z. ..
60 81 ~ 81 50 ~ g.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1905-09-30
Miss Bob White 10 be in Chester.

MeS-rs. Nixon &c Z,mmerman's
original production of Willard
Sponsors palniy Comedy Opera
Miss Bob White, with un ensem-
bile of 50 people, will he at the
Chester Opera House on Thurs
day Oct. 10Th. To enable Lam.
caster theatre yoer, to enjoy this
oean;l'ul play, an excursion will
be run, which will leave Chester
Immediately after the rerfur
nance. Reserved seats will be
placed ON sale ut Crawford Bros.
Drug Store four days in advance.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1905-09-30
Items From WaXhaW EnterDrisc

AtChS ioih "dAHdW 1InterprlSe.
Miss Nettie Hallmun, of Unity,
is visiting at Mr.. G. X. Whites.
- Miss Maud Sapp, of LancaS-
ter countY, is hcre visiting
friends.
MI. William HOWE, SON of
Mr.. j. Il. Howie OF l3eiuir, has q
position ns cashier with The A
v. Heath Company.
A son Of Mr.. Il. G.. Ni,bc,,
who lives in ihe lower r.rt of this
township, had his arm broken last
Saturday "y being throw, by n
mule he WAS riding.
Edward, the 15.months old
son of MIR. and Mrs. 4. f. Niven,
Of this place, died Saturday morn
ing at the home of Mr.. VIM.
Downs at Providence. 1t was
buried ut Providence church Sun.
day.
Mr.. K. O. THOMPSON, of
Lancaster c'un,y, who was in
school here at one time, has re
turned to Wake Forest College to
take up his second years work at
that institution.
MIR. g. N. Sapp, of Lancas-
ter county, who pitched ball for
tie Waxhnw team during the ear
ly part of the summer, has re
turned to Wofford College at
Spartanburg to resume his slu-
dies.
Mrs. Rufus Taylor, who lived
in the neighborhocd Of McCain's $
Mill, died very suddenly Monday
afternoon. She was out i'm the
field picking cotton and fell dead.
Heart failure was the cause of her
death. She was thirty-four yeurs
old and is survived by husband
and four children. Her remains
were buried Tuesday afternoon at
Tabernacle church.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1905-09-30

chased half interest in the pa
per, and became sole editor and
proprietor the following year.
In 1888 he associated with him
his son, the present editor, who
became sole editor after the
death of his father in 1889. 1t
will thus be seen that The Led
ger has had but four editors:
r. S. Bailey, w. Nj. Connors,
David j. Carter and T. S. Car
ter, during the more than half
century of its existence. Of
its original subscribers seven
are still living and getting the
paper. They are: L. M. Cauth-
en-, J. L. Tillman, Sr., 7. T. Gre
CORY, w. r. Bennett, Jeff Sims,
Wilson Rowell and Philip Snipes.
Of the thousand other subscri-
bers to The Ledger many have
been taking it for more than
forty years.
To journalism this editor now
bids adieu. During the twenty
two years Of his journalistic life
he has endeavored faithfully
and conscientiously to keep The
Ledger up to the high standard
of his predecessors. He has stood
for honesty, purity, and sobriety
in official and Individual life,
taking a positive stand on all
moral and political questions,
striving to better the citizen
ship of the county by promoting
the social and moral welfare of
its people.
We cannot say farewell with
out thanking our patrons for
the liberal support they have
always given The Ledger, nor
can we fail to acknowledge the
deep gratitude we feel for the
many true and staunch friends
The Ledger has made for us in
dividually. Adieu, kind friends,
adieu And while we wish you
to give to The Lancaster News
your hearty and liberal support,
we hope the memory of the
"dear old Ledger" will live in
your minds and hearts as long
as life lasts.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1905-09-30

Cherokee, Pickens, Un,ou,
Newberry, Marion. York = these
are the six counties which have
had the manhood TO say ut the
ballot box that they no longer
want revenue fron an institution
that is so corrupt in its manage
mcnt, ihn, il is proving II Tester
ing sore upon the body polite.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1905-09-30

"Ail homer /, Tie dear old
LEDGER the first newsim. er many
OF us ever rraD tnr the brave
stand it has nlwn, taken for Pro
hlbitlon. lt1- ahnut I" p.ss away
from us forever, aud though we
grleVe TO see II go with hall It's
cherished ass Cation, vet we
hope to see i. sink beneath the
horizon in glorious burst of rad
lance flashed forth by Prohibi
tion $ victorious sun.
The above words ure the clos
ing paragraph Of II communication
GA Plea for Prohibition" intend.
ed for this, the last, issue of The
LEDGER. but received too late for
publication. We feel that the
author will excuse our producing
it without having space for the
entire article, foi it is meet that
these words of commentator
should be recorded here.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1905-09-30
VI +. Oweus Balled in 50, 500.

Winnshoro, S. c., Sept. 81
Judge Prince granted bail to day
in the sum Of So 500 to M. F..
Owens, Of RpcF Hill, who killed
Amsie Sanders, colored, on Sep
temtet % Tho defendant was
represented by Wilson & Wilson
and Spencer & Dunlap.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1905-09-30

How few have any idea as to
the amount spent for whiskey in
the two dispensaries of this coun-
~ The sales for the past year
from Sept. /, 1904 to Sept. /,
1905, amounted to $40, ,506.75.
the equivalent of $50 5OO-pound
bales o. cotton at 10 cents per
pound. The sales of the Ker-
shaw dispensary were $29, 1914. ::
OF the Lancaster dispensGry $50, :
3l2,75. The average sales mt The
Lancaster dispensary were over
$50. per day or three bales of
cotton per day the entire year
around. Comment is unnecessary.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1905-09-30

The dispensary profits to the
schools uf kershaw county ON an
average for the past 5 years have
been 1861 cents per pupil. The
amount for 1902 was 124 cents
per pupil, these are facts. II. Il.
Gu0dnIe in Camden MESSENGER.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1905-09-30

If prohibition il such a failure,
why is it that Marion, which adj
joins the prohibition county cf
Marlboro, votes The dispenaary
ont hy vote Of more than four
I" one? Winnshuro News ard
Herald.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1905-09-30
What Josh Ashley Says.

From Bennettsville Advocate.
Josh Ashley says that the dis,
pensdry is "as dead rs the devil. -
We had not heard of the last
named gentleman demise.